What NOT To Do If You Hit Someone With Your Car

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[@baronbrrrrett]

You guys make awesome content 👍

[@Wow-2375]

Most certainly. Even without alcohol

[@jamesmainstream3112]

Emotionally, physically, psychologically, and much much more.

[@d.bruckner3459]

YES , for life , since birth !

[@caldelt]

@@baronbrrrrett Spoiler. He doesn't make content. Just has little birdies in PDs telling him which encounters to FOIA request.

[@Daniel_Twiggerson]

Her fake crying pisses me off, she does not care about hitting the person, she cares that she got caught

[@R.Sole88109]

Female SOP when stopped, usually after flirting fails😆

[@Thunderbyrd.]

Most accurate comment.

[@kalebanth8323]

@@R.Sole88109 are u assuming everyone knows what “sop” means?

[@Mister_Durden]

Vitch knew she hit a person

[@R.Sole88109]

@@kalebanth8323 My apologies for assuming people has a gram of sense to fucking Google or Urban Dictionary shit they don't know. SOP is quicker to write than Standard Operating Procedures too. Have a good'un👍🏻

[@conceptualresidue]

I love how she goes; "will you please make sure the guy...or person is okay". Lady, you know exactly who you hit.

[@parkergrandamful]

I was looking for this comment. Lol

[@jillwisland680]

Yeah I caught that.... ummm excuse me lady you know exactly what you did.

[@RPG-oh1yf]

She didn't know the person's preferred pronouns! Get woke, son!

[@derekhugh]

@@MrBlack-vg8rv Unfortunately also another person.

[@cindyk6411]

She absolutely knew she hit a man, and so did her children. (Metal signs and human beings sound and look very different).

[@chuck6290]

*getting handcuffed* "This is why we don't like police." I mean, yeah, sure I guess... but what people don't like more is getting run over by drunk liars.

[@daveh2612]

The police are just horrrrible, pulling over nice citizens who hit and run, and drive drunk with children in the car. Meanies.

[@mannydcbianco]

This. Seriously. What a sack of crap she is. She's basically saying people don't like police because they do their job and arrest people who hit and run and drive drunk. Yeah, the only people who don't like police because of that are the people who have made a habit out of driving drunk and causing accidents.

[@justintricate3258]

Yeah pretty sure I'd rather have police be cordial and do they're job then be mowed down by a drunk driver lol

[@daveh2612]

@@mannydcbianco She looks like every other mom in Wisconsin. Overweight, entitled, driving her SUV without looking up from her phone.

[@bigtitegothbiotch2231]

Hahaha so true chuck !

[@PhilmiiNutsakz]

So glued to her phone,100% she was on phone whilst driving when she hit the poor guy.

[@lisathacker5313]

She said she dropped it and picked it up. I bet that’s when she hit him and just kept going. Idiot.

[@MadmanDKDK]

She's 100% drunk, also partially regarded for sure, and should not have kids or privilege to drive a car.

[@kerryshambach2220]

She can’t stand not having her phone in her hand for more then a minute, that’s why instead of pulling over to pick up her phone she just takes her eyes away from where she’s going and reaches for her phone while swerving off the roadway.

[@fishinwithq3959]

“This is a lot for me right now”…. Imagine what the bicyclist felt when you hit them.

[@joyfulone1816]

Almost exactly my comment. Classic narcissism.

[@sharonthompson672]

Entitlement. 😳

[@a.r.c582]

The ironic part is that the person on the bike was only on the bike because of a DUI

[@joyfulone1816]

@@a.r.c582 extreme irony.

[@watchgoose]

This brings up a point - just because it is legal to ride a bike in the street with cars, is it smart?

[@crocodile2006]

She's a great mum everyone.... she's never late (even if she has to speed) and goes straight from the bar to the school to pick her kids up and doesn't let cyclists slow her down

[@sheydoll]

Omg, your killing me smalls 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀

[@mallory7422]

Mum of the year lolol

[@bigbubba0439]

I just don't understand why it's such a big deal to pick up your kids late??? Like I could see the reason if she's like "I don't want to bring my kids to school late," but picking them up late? They can wait a few minutes. If they can't handle waiting a bit after school they need a serious reality check

[@PumpkinPie__]

Yeah exactly. Be late next time. Except I hope there isn’t a next time dumbass should never have access to a vehicle again.

[@vipervidsgamingplus5723]

As a cyclist, nobody sees us. A person almost hit me on a sunny day, while I was on a chrome red bike, without using a turning signal when they were turning. I thought I could go through an intersection and just barely missed the vehicle.

[@NotThatGuyPal.]

The way her phone is glued to her hand I’m 100% convinced she was texting when she hit that poor dude. I’m also 100% convinced she couldn’t pass that sobriety test sober.

[@RocketRocket-ce3ke]

She said she dropped her phone, and then picked it up. Then bang. But she had to pick her kids up from school so screw the guy she hit.

[@robbierolla]

​@@RocketRocket-ce3ke Well in her defence... She's never been late picking up her kids 🙄

[@NotThatGuyPal.]

@@RocketRocket-ce3ke I would say that too if I was texting and hit some dude.

[@santannasantiago4683]

She the one who ran over somebody else but yet she the one upset here. How that work?

[@NotThatGuyPal.]

@@santannasantiago4683 that’s how Karen’s operate. Everything is everyone else’s fault.

[@70brine]

She hits someone while intoxicated with her children in the car and acts as if she’s being inconvenienced. What a POS.

[@thatswhatsgood24]

I believe she was on the way to get her children when she hit the bicyclist

[@cherylclick1664]

a big one!!!!

[@MOOBLOB]

Pos like that gave me a compound femur fracture 😑

[@michaelnance6730]

👍I agree

[@skinsey85]

Thankfully the kids weren't in the car this time because she definitely would've caught charges for that but that means they WERE in the car with her earlier that day since she was going to pick them up. But yeah "it's a lot" for her 🙄

[@mirandarights9635]

Two years ago I struck a little boy that had run in front of my car. I pulled over immediately, flipped on my hazards and called 911. I was hysterical because I was so shocked and frightened. I was not impaired and have a spotless driving history. Ambulance arrived, fire/rescue and what seemed like a dozen police cruisers and the FHP as well. I was found not at fault and the little boy suffered a broken arm. After that I was terrified to drive at night (that's when it happened) and will never, ever stop seeing that moment for the rest of my life. But to have fled the scene never entered my mind.

[@heyitsjoe8446]

As a truck driver that’s my worst nightmare, especially since I do a lot of residential areas. I’m glad it worked out ok and the child was alright(obviously aside from the arm) and good on ya for doing the right thing.

[@daithi1966]

I think anyone old enough to drive absolutely dreads something like this happening to them. For what it is worth, my heart goes out to both you and the little boy, and I imagine that he he will be fine long before you are.

[@rustynails8756]

Sorry you went through that and am grateful the child didn't suffer more than a broken arm

[@Farmerboy5]

Me and gf were driving years ago in dark and a lady appeared in the middle of the main road in our area and she is lucky nobody was coming opposite direction as I’m sure I would’ve killed her if I couldn’t have swerved over in the other lane. I’m guessing she was checking her mail but definitely not paying attention to surroundings

[@meganmegan2887]

I hit a kid. I was in a school crossing and they were letting cars through and no crossing guard was in the road . It was not a 15 mph zone, but I was going very slow because of all the kids around. Then this kid came out of nowhere even the parents didn't see where he came from. My car stopped at the same time of contact. The witnesses sad the kid stood up and threw himself into the ditch. I was hysterical I thought I just killed a kid. I was not ticked,but they wanted me to clam down or I was going with the ambulance. Of course I was sued and so was the city,because of a few different things. I had to pay about 8000 the city had to pay 25000. My only condition to this suit was that the child (who was fine) received the money after the age of 18. I heard stuff during the suit about the parents that made me want to make sure that the poor kid got it and could do what he wanted with it without his parents touching it. It wasn't my fault and could have beaten it,but I just wanted it over. The city had the most fault. They did change the sign to 15 and lights,not just slow down. They changed the way kids cross the road too. It was my 2nd day at a new job and I've been weary of driving since. That was an awful experience and would not want anyone to have to have that happen to them.

[@believeinmatter]

Love when the criminal acts like the cops are the ones “wasting their time” like she didn’t just almost kill somebody

[@user-xk1uy7ze9z]

And went to get her beloved children.

[@wileycoyote4206]

Right which she very certainly almost did 😮😅😊

[@Mister_Durden]

She knew she hit a guy while she was staring at her phone. Look she cant even put it down now. Pathetic

[@weelee4352]

But dude she had to pick her kids up on time! What don't you understand?!

[@sheepsfoot2]

19:11 the mug shot says it all !

[@georgevelez1545]

I love how she’s so worried about getting ran over doing to soberity tests knowing she just ran someone over ☠️

[@jopa4987]

True💀

[@pickletickle8300]

I think she acknowledged that at 14:54 lmao

[@brendonsawyer]

I think she was just reaching for any possible excuse as to why the officer shouldn’t be making her do field tests. (Road is slanted, cars will hit her, can’t leave her car because of the kids, she needs to ask her husband permission, etc)

[@albeit1]

She dropped her phone. Coulda happened to anybody completely glued to their phone while driving. It’s the car’s fault, really. 🤪🤥🤪🤥

[@sonquatsch8585]

oooo the irony.

[@SynthiaVan]

The way she talks about getting drunk while trick-or-treating with her kids before 6pm is wild. Who does that?

[@ItsMeTracy2023]

Actually we do in my neighborhood. Well not drunk at all, but we definitely drink. Never get drunk and never drive. 😡

[@doctormalleycat]

I could see it if you're just handing out candy and having a party maybe even walking the neighborhood it's not that crazy to think I've never done it before but we always drive to another neighborhood and never in my life would i drink alcohol and drive this person was a piece of garbage having kids in the car is absolutely wild

[@Polo_187]

I mean drinking to a light buzz is pretty normal. Drunk doesn't necessarily mean impaired to the point you are stumbling or slurring. Before 6pm is an early time to stop too.

[@catalystv7520]

@@ItsMeTracy2023the type of people to go on a “vacation” to Las Vegas with their kids

[@haleycross1348]

The way she seamlessly goes between “crying” and explaining her story clear as day no emotion

[@buddyburrows]

I saw that too it was really a whiplash and quick red flag to not believe everything being said

[@whydoyoucare5]

def something common with people who are intoxicated. Gets really emotional hearing that she could've killed someone, and then gets serious when the questions remind her she is probably going to jail.

[@casanovafrankenstein8538]

Nasty Karen

[@FunDipFobs]

@@whydoyoucare5 agreed, I would blame her rapid emotional changes on being intoxicated.

[@WaterHimself]

@@whydoyoucare5 omg this is true

[@johnferry7778]

The first thing she said was “I thought I hit a person” but to the second policeman she said she thought she hit a sign. She knew perfectly well what she did and she didn’t stop.

[@michaelkline884]

Yes I caught that immediately!

[@Internal_Investigation]

Cops lie all the time

[@lightpropulsionguy]

@@Internal_Investigation yeah, no video was caught of her confessing that, that part is left out of the video for some reason.

[@gacolek97]

@@lightpropulsionguy So you would rather believe a human scum who hit and seriously hurt somebody while driving drunk (with her kids inside), rather than a police officer? Gtfo

[@jimtom4878]

@@DS12210 100% she should go to jail she definitely knew it was a man

[@smallladyusachan2631]

I can’t believe that she got released on only a $500 bond for hitting a person and running while intoxicated WITH kids in the car! This makes me EXTREMELY ANGRY!!

[@fufighter5041]

Cuz the government is a mob themselves. How do you think they make money? Hoping that she breaks another law cuz they know these people are stupid and they don't care about the public getting killed or injured.

[@skatedonut952]

Liberal policies completely shit on the justice system.

[@Duffyyy94]

i wouldnt be suprised if she made some plea as to her kids/family needing her for daily life to function normally for them, and they prob felt for the sake of the kids and as long as she kept her sobriety/no drinking, that she could be released on bond, even tho its disgusting that she gets out after doing what she did to that biker and just straight up leaving him there, in possibly a life threatening condition. she couldn't know since she literally just drove off...

[@nopenullify8947]

I've been held with a 5k bond for WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY less. And EVERYTIME I see someone do some crazy shit and get a LOW bail, I think of that. OFC it makes me want harder bail on other people. I went THRU HELL (OVER A ILLEGAL SEARCH AND SEIZURE*!!! IT WAS DISMISSED FOR THAT REASON 5k!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thats 500$ I didn't get back ............. bondsman.

[@photostudio5861]

She has kids in school, probably owns a home and would not be considered a flight risk. There are only so many jail cells available, they can't lock everyone up forever.

[@scarytelleryt]

The way she said “Is someone gonna bail me outta jail!” Says a lot about her such entitlement!

[@DM-ll8kl]

She knew exactly what she did, hence the different route home. No kids pass on a gas station trip no matter how much candy they have at home. She’s upset she got caught before she could hide her car.

[@Irishqueen2023]

Exactly! My kids could have everything at home that the convenient store has and still want something from the convenient store lol

[@Sean-zs7mz]

"yeah we don't need candy we have some at home" lmao said no kid ever

[@susan7967]

I have good kids. They would pass if they don't need anything

[@yours5036]

@@susan7967 that doesn’t make ur kids good but when did anybody ask?

[@guyunknown6224]

Hell just me picking my little brother up from high school always resulted in a quick stop at the gas station for drinks and a snack before I dropped him off at my moms place and then went back to mine .

[@Evergreen1400]

Funny how all of a sudden she’s super aware of how much it would suck to get hit by a vehicle but didn’t mind leaving a wounded person in the street after hitting them with her vehicle.

[@woobie5200]

oh the irony lol, I swear life just writes itself

[@wldr68]

We live in Bizarro World....I don't remember changing dimensions

[@JennifuhhGilardi]

The best was “I thought it was a sign, I didn’t see nobody!” Uh yeah because they were mangled on the fucking ground

[@thrillwillent]

I feel like she knew she hit a person bc she already knew it was a “he” & he got her with the “we’re you driving on the road” question where she answered of course.. yet she “thought” she hit a “sign”

[@trinidaddave4691]

Cop is a Dick, she said she wasn't sure if she should do a field test. Cop indicated she had to go the test. Cops need to stop lying to the public.

[@jonstarks7200]

As someone who has been in a hit and run while riding my bike, don’t turn an accident into a felony, stop and make sure the person is ok.

[@buschm1]

So it’s not really an accident in this girls case … she hit the person lol she deff saw them but just didn’t give a f

[@ijoneslife]

@@buschm1 I mean I doubt she intended to hit the person, I think she was just not paying attention/being reckless and decided she didn't want to be at fault so she kept driving

[@videogameluke]

Isn't it still a felony even if you check? There's really no reason to hit somebody on a bike or even a pedestrian walking

[@buschm1]

@@ijoneslife no dude I don’t believe it. How tf don’t u see someone.. it’s not hard . A human being is a human being lol

[@ijoneslife]

​@@videogameluke Yes, it would be a felony if you were responsible. However, you could be decided not at fault if for example- the bike was on the wrong side of the road in a spot that is near impossible to avoid, or had crossed into the road from a blind drive without looking, or randomly turned into the path of a car.

[@Hauzerx]

Selling mushrooms: $120,000 bond Drunkenly hitting a biker, seriously injuring them and fleeing the scene: $500 bond WTF

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

Having 7 pounds of cocaine: life in prison without parole.

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

Having several pounds of cocaine: life in prison without parole.

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

Don’t forget people who get sentenced to life in prison without parole just for carrying a high amount of drugs on them.

[@jeanefn]

Imagina se ela tivesse roubado um pacote de pão pra se alimentar?! No Brasil roubar uma galinha dá de 2 a 5 anos de prisão, um homem passou 8 anos na cadeia por isso enquanto se você atropelar uma pessoa, responde em regime aberto.

[@Kyle-bi7df]

You know selling those mushrooms means more people driving under the influence right, those people are just as bad

[@YuckFou0x0FFFF]

"I thought I hit a sign" "Were you on the road" "Yes I was on the road" "Then how'd you hit a sign?" "Ya know, you just veer off" Fastest self-incrimination I've ever witnessed.

[@michaelwaninger3155]

How does she know she stayed on the road when she bent over to pick up her phone?

[@Dan-vo7vc]

How about "Is the guy I hit okay? I mean, the person?"

[@jad3415]

3:30

[@donnajk4423]

She slipped up there. When she said I hit a guy .... I mean a person.

[@KNR90]

Well then she immediately said it was because she dropped her phone, which is ticketable in most places. Plus careless driving. All before even admitting to hitting a person

[@TheAurelianProject]

It’s amazing how quickly she went from fake crying to becoming serious when she got asked if she was drinking.

[@_trust9994]

I said this and I will say it again. Women are the best actors that God ever created.

[@jacobsaccount9353]

@@_trust9994 especially my wife, she's really good at faking orgasm

[@Jessesgirl0307]

I would ne defensive too if I was being accused of something I wasn't. Don't most innocent people get defensive when accused. Now I haven't finished watching but regardless she should have listened to her husband and gotten a lawyer. If she had been drinking wouldn't the officer who gave her the speeding ticket of smelled it too? Especially if she was in her car. Your pores omitt a the smell too. And it would of been strong inside the car. That's where 99% of cops say they smell alcohol on a person. This knowledge comes from being married to a cop.

[@andrewbochicchio2232]

Thanks to the person involved but I hope that they pass so this lady gets charged she is not only stupid but she's playing ignorant there's no way that this is real oh yes wait it is this lady is a murderer

[@LPJW44]

I said the same exact thing lol

[@OMK11]

Anyone noticed how she switches from being sad to being normal, vice versa, almost instantly. She doesn’t regret her actions, she’s a criminal and very dangerous.

[@sergiorobles7169]

Yes, that is crazy what a psychopath.

[@CJ-gv7fj]

She’s a self indulgent person without regard foe anyone but herself

[@billkellyhornswoggletheGreat]

She's like the swearing Walmart lady

[@AceParks]

She keep asking is he okae, she's just trying to figure out how much trouble she's in 😂 Sad

[@acorn0720]

@@AceParks fr how do you mistake a literal person for a sign?

[@EDSzebra1]

Drunk driving should have a mandatory jail sentence!! I hope the cyclist sues the hell out of her!!!

[@marthacarneiro5830]

I agree. At least 1 year in jail, and be forc3d to pay the victims expenses

[@jh871-qh3cw]

It does have a mandatory jail sentence. Depending on the state. In TN it's mandatory. Ok.

[@AlexanderNash]

Depending on the state it does have a minimum sentence. It's just that apparently you're too fucking dumb to use the internet to figure out what bond is.

[@Azletrack]

DWI does have a jail sentence… the only way you wouldn’t get jail is if it’s your first offense, but to be honest I’d rather have a couple months of jail than 2 years probation

[@musicfamily-od2rs]

I know!! Domestic violence does even when the victim doesn't want it but not drunk driving?? What the heck??

[@robertl4824]

"... this is a lot for me, right now" she's not narcissistic at all 🙄 Probably crocodile tears.

[@joearnold5836]

Right?! This tub of shit is revolting.

[@unlimitedchaos347]

Sad she got caught

[@mannydcbianco]

It's all about heeeer. Screw the guy she hit and had to be taken by ambulance in serious condition. Screw the fact that she just left him there. Because "this is a lot" for her right now.

[@oliveryt7168]

99% crocodile tears... I mean, I dont feel sadness either if I think about this accident (and no, I'm not a psychopath.. but I've watched too many of those accidents), but at least dont fake it: Simply do what's right... Dont leave the scene, but help that person... and face the (legal) consequences.

[@JenX1975]

Hesitating to try and remember her lies

[@codyseevers6405]

The absolute irony of her being worried about getting hit by a passing car while doing the sobriety test.

[@tylernewton7217]

Ha! Wow, absolutely correct. How did I miss seeing that same irony?

[@iajanus]

To be fair, she knows well that there are drunk drivers all over the road up there.

[@katw3070]

Not to mention she had just hit someone and took off.

[@xPigger]

HAHAA YOURE RACIST AS FUCK?

[@amberowens3244]

Exactly

[@CarlaHanson68]

When my son Matt was sixteen, a driver plowed into him and kept right on going. Some witnesses chased after him in their cars but lost him in a residential area. Doctor's weren't sure if he would ever walk again because of the extensive damage to his hips and back but he surprised everyone by walking with crutches and then a cane a year later. This was after intense therapy. I said at that time and I'll say again: I cannot comprehend how a person could hit another human being with their car and keep right on going, not even knowing if that person survived or not. To just leave someone laying in the middle of the road....I just can't wrap my head around how someone can do that. Evil, pure evil. Smh

[@reamus4944]

My friend was hit and the guy tried to leave but a mom in a van in front of him got out and jumped on his car my friend was mostly ok could have been much worse

[@donmiller2908]

It's because they don't want to go to prison. Not hard to figure out.

[@jaygravitygames]

@@donmiller2908 if you stop. You aint going to prison. Smh.

[@jaygravitygames]

@@donmiller2908 and this chick got bail. 🤣 "they run because they don't wanna go to prison" what a hood mentality.

[@donmiller2908]

@@jaygravitygames - The question was asked "Why would they run?" And I simply told them. So she got bail, so what? Now she's in the system, now she has charges against her. Charges that may land her in prison. That's why she ran, because there was a chance she might not have been apprehended. I didn't say her actions were laudable I said she ran to avoid prosecution, that's the truth. Why does anyone run? I simply answered the question and did not attempt to paint the woman as Mother Teresa. Of course it's hood mentality, but it is why they run. Don't try to make it more than it is.

[@MindiB]

I love how she got increasingly impatient and snarky with the exercises: “You didn’t tell me that!” “There’s an incline here!” “That’s not easy!” Lady, you just hit a person with your car. Maybe lose the attitude? “Why are you restricting meeeeee?” Because you’re under arrest, sweetcheeks. She is DANG lucky she isn’t facing a manslaughter charge.

[@amyc9155]

"This is a lot for me right now" Imagine how the person you hit feels.

[@carlaroy1763]

I know the anxiety I felt I can’t imagine being in that predicament ever 😮

[@sheedygonzo]

That's A Lot Of Testing

[@Prelooker]

Exactly what I thought! LOL

[@A-lx2yy]

They said he fractured his lower back does that mean they can’t walk anymore?

[@EternalNico1]

@@A-lx2yyprobably not for a few months

[@MellieTheMUA]

My dad used to tell me, “it’s not you that I worry about, it’s the OTHER driver’s I don’t trust” - This lady right here is the other driver’s he was talking about!

[@kevin11humor]

Lmao i heard the same thing when i started driving.

[@jasjasbinks4900]

As a child I’d worry about causing trouble in traffic. As a mother (I’m not, not really anyway), I’d be worried about others. Others being what you’ve mentioned, people like her.

[@ItsMe-yv9jd]

?? Seriously folks, a 500 DOLLAR FINE for hitting a random bicyclist, on the side of a country road, in the middle of the day with a SUV and then JUST DRIVING AWAY and leaving him there alone to suffer a long horrific fight for his life, because you decided to drive drunk... then you have all those young people caught with possession of weed that are sent away to rot in jail for years. (Different kind of justice in America if you own a Mercedes Benz, compared to someone that owns a bicycle I guess.)

[@suescherdel6278]

I heard those same words and now I say them to my daughter.

[@randompersonscrolling262]

My dad always says the same thing-

[@drknmysterious]

I love how AFTER hitting someone she is suddenly concerned that someone is going to hit her while she's doing a field sobriety test. Like, yeah, its scary being on the side of the road while cars are going past ISNT IT. Ironically she probably didn't learn her lesson and thought her fear was justified but didn't care at all about how scary it would be to be hit and left all alone to try to rescue yourself

[@childofgod269]

Huh?

[@jae-gw6tl]

​@@childofgod269what did u not understand🤔

[@Plutonium.2]

@@childofgod269why huh? You can’t read?

[@nohayninguna]

@@childofgod269shut up child/human endangerer apologizer

[@amyelizabeth71]

Maybe next time type it out in all caps, so "huh?" can read it. 🤣🤣.

[@Thrashed50]

I dont like cops arresting me for a hit and run? What a warped sense of reality.

[@lindasplace2727]

I hope the cyclist sues the ass off her. Only thing she’s sorry about is getting caught 😡

[@kevink6420]

She's married to a rich man. She got 30 months of probation for this. He owns/manages Badger Amusements in Waunakee, WI....do a google search.

[@kevink6420]

According to the record it looks like he just filed. Her significant other is apparently very rich and owns a company that provides gambling machines. I hope the cyclist takes everything they have.

[@chrisnunya2001]

Definitely

[@sherrilezu7940]

I agree 100%. She had absolutely already told her husband! So it had to had done noticeable damage besides the mirror. So self centered

[@Sageofthediviners]

He wouldn't be suing them. He would be suing their insurance, that's how insurance works.

[@katedevlin9425]

My niece was hit by a car while riding her bike last week. The person who hit her stopped immediately, tried to help her, called an ambulance and spoke to the police. THAT is what you do when you hit someone with your car! This lady is a disgrace!

[@iMsOiNsO]

I hope she is okay

[@JohnJones-cg2xm]

She was probably drunk when she hit the guy, so she didn't want to be charged with that.

[@EvoxityMMO]

im glad to see someone talk about a good situation in light of the common case we just watched

[@EvoxityMMO]

hope she's feeling better / healing

[@Dh-rp7gg]

Hope you niece is doing okay 💜

[@laserpanda94]

As soon as she said 'the kids didn't want any more candy' she lost any chance of anyone believing her lies

[@akiecho]

😂😂😂

[@andrewmetzenroth5631]

Actually the funniest comment here, true af

[@unsolicitedditkapics9722]

I literally eye rolled lol

[@preciousmocha78]

💯 😂

[@Teestar519]

U would think lol 9/10 kids never say no to more candy but my son actually wont eat candy or chocolate or anything of the sort since about 6yrs old hes been on a "healthy" only trip...he hasnt even trick or treated since then..and he will be 16 in august .....and im a crazy sweet lover so not sure where he gets it from but not all kids like sugar lol

[@cindycraig3164]

We just had a road worker killed when someone was in such a hurry that they swung out and around the car the flagman had stopped. I've had people pass me on double yellow and swing out around me and turn in front of me when I stopped at a red light. People - your time isn't any more important than anybody else's.

[@015beans]

Yes! This false sense of urgency is an epidemic. We are now use to instant everything, and when it isn't instant, it goes against what we know and that is anxiety inducing, hence all the road rage and general anger of people today.

[@jrwheeler81]

Nearly kills someone, flees the scene, and has her children in the car while intoxicated, but gets out on a $500 signature bond??? Really??? This is EXACTLY what is wrong with our judicial system.....

[@MikeH420]

You get caught with weed and it’s a 100$ bail. My point is, how does “could’ve been attempted murder” only get you a 500$bail.

[@angelgjr1999]

She’s a woman.

[@susangarland6869]

This is exactly what's wrong with the judicial system in Democrat controlled states. Wisconsin is solid blue.

[@Stacey505]

Nope here in Utah her car would be impounded she'd go to jail with a bunch of fines especially child endangerment.

[@georgeenke4937]

Sooooo another officer stopped her and cited her for speeding and didn’t recognize she was DWI? What if she had killed somebody AFTER that officer allowed her to drive away because he didn’t recognize an impaired driver. Then again, maybe she began drinking after she was stopped.

[@wolfhawk1999]

1:45 "you veer off a little bit" Ah, yes, the ultra relatable incident where you veer off the road, take out a sign, then keep driving. Happens to us all...

[@angie1231]

Wait.. 😵that's weird?... 😒 uhhh.. I might have a few signs to apologize to.. 🤔🥴

[@why6212]

Of course I don't even notice when it happens

[@Mattyew]

haha, for real! i can't believe she tried to pass that one off as a regular occurance!

[@bobknull7502]

She veered off because she dropped her phone and was reaching for it. I guess that there was nothing on her phone to indicate that her mirror was missing.

[@konarr7158]

We just need to relate to her condition at the time, drunk driving while on her phone and in a hurry. Much more plausible

[@meganb735]

“I don’t feel comfortable leaving my kids” also drives drunk with kids, and hits another person with them in the car. 🤦🏼‍♀️ mother of the year folks

[@0hMyLife]

Thankfully the kids were NOT in the car when she almost committed vehicular manslaughter........she was on her way to pick them up.

[@crocodile2006]

But she's never late picking them up, didn't you hear? Speed limits be damned and watch out cyclists....

[@welshlady212000]

@@crocodile2006she’s one of those people, the only thing they ever talk about is how busy they are, - we all have 24h in a day, it’s a choice what we’re late for, funny how she made time to drink last night.

[@stevemccann4166]

Went to meeting at school with alcohol on her breath too.

[@yogipony9016]

“Light” truck, not a car

[@SisterChristian1]

A $500 bond for almost killing someone ,, leaving , drunk driving and straight nasty attitude. Love the justice system. Community comes second always

[@MollyRead-w3q]

ABSOLUTELY!!!!! I HATE IT.

[@breannedixon9712]

if a crime has an questionability the bond will be low.

[@WyldfireKeeper]

Her attitude went from victim to Karen in a fairly short period of time. I love how she says “this is why no one likes police” as they are arresting her. Why, Karen? Because they arrest people who run over other people and leave them on the side of the road to possibly die?

[@yellowjacket5995]

Because she's a pig demon.

[@StonedCabbage]

Plenty of reasons to not like police but yeah this isn't one of them

[@ChromeLuxx]

Her name is Marie and she is a POS too.

[@jazzyjas7480]

🤣🤣🤣

[@villixeb]

Wyldfire....you're funny...spot on

[@emmiexrose]

The victim literally got their back by this twat and karens more bothered about whether someone is going to bail her out. As someone that’s broken their back and will spend the rest of their life in a wheelchair I can’t tell you how livid this makes me

[@Milamberinx]

I would rephrase that to: she broke her victim's back.

[@spinstercatlady]

Unless the spinal cord is involved a spinal fracture generally won't put someone in a wheelchair, though it is very painful and will screw up your back for life (I've had multiple spinal compression fractures).

[@baconrastas]

​@@spinstercatlady true, I compression fractured my L4 in 2020, I was lucky it was only the bone itself though and was back in work within 3 weeks, albeit my job requires nothing but walking and pointing.

[@rowmagnvs]

Sorry, mate. Is there no chance of recovery for you? I can’t imagine how tough that must be

[@baconrastas]

@Rowe Magnon probably not for him either, surgeons hate touching a back as its one of them things, you either make it much much worse or just about improve quality of life.

[@devinbriggs8940]

I love how worried she is about herself getting hit by a car during her field sobriety test, like ya know you wouldn’t be here right now if you hadn’t just ran someone over

[@emmestein]

It’s different when it’s about HER life

[@_PatrickO]

We have no details about the person besides "bicyclist" and that is a group that commonly doesn't respect road traffic and takes risks. She was lied to to take a field test, which she should not have done. They will take anything you do and spin it as proof of being drunk. It did help her that she got on video that the ground is not level, this invalidates whatever the cops thought they could get from the "test". There is nothing about her behavior that made her seem drunk and nothing that indicates guilt. The stuff she said is a defense. Unless they catch her intoxicated on a blood test for which they had no probable cause to even give, there isn't anything here. The ripped off side mirror suggests the bicyclist attacked the vehicle, they love to knock mirrors off of moving vehicles as "revenge" for following the traffic laws that bicyclists dislike. The witness did not see the "collision" so they cannot say if the bicyclist fell trying to break the mirror off on purpose. The fact that there are zero follow up articles so her BAC level was never published for us to see, suggests she wasn't drunk at all. They never report on the test results that prove innocence.

[@devinbriggs8940]

@@_PatrickO I think that’s actually extremely dangerous to just assume that all bicyclists are just angry people hogging the road. I’m sure if someone had attacked her car she would have let the police know that.

[@_PatrickO]

@@devinbriggs8940 Facts are not dangerous, they are all that matters. More cyclists than less get angry at traffic when they are the morons trying to bike on roads. The ripped off mirror makes this look like a cyclist that attacked the mirror and fell. There are videos of even motorcyclists doing this at interstate speeds. People are massively stupid. You can find plenty of videos of cyclists doing this right on youtube. ''I’m sure if someone had attacked her car she would have let the police know that." To that, I say, grow up. There are zero witnesses here. The one witness said they saw the cyclist, looked away, and when they look back he was on the ground. No one witnessed what happened and it is psycho to ignore the ripped off mirror. Mirrors fold if they hit something from behind. You cannot rule out a deliberate act of vandalism by the cyclist that went wrong. The cop excuse of "if you hit a sign, why did you not stop". Because no one would stop just because their mirror hit a road sign that was visibly still standing when they looked. It is easy not to see someone on the ground next to your car as that is a blind spot that you are taught about in drivers ed.

[@devinbriggs8940]

@@_PatrickO um sure okay, so I can tell right of the bat that I’m not going to be able to have a mutually beneficial conversation with you, as for someone reason you feel the need to villainize all cyclists. I mean a cyclist is on a maybe 29 pound metal frame with little to no protection going maybe 14 mph while a car weighs around 2,500 lbs and goes up to 100 mph or faster and you want to sit there and act like cyclists are the dangerous ones???? Have a good day sir.

[@hecb87]

I've been sober for about 6 years now and I can tell because I remember... Depending on how often you drink, driving hungover is sometimes as dangerous as driving drunk

[@Highland_Moo]

I’m from Scotland and one of the doctors I worked with at our local hospital was hit by a car and ended up paralysed from the chest down. Seeing this creature and her fake blubbering makes me very angry. If you hit someone, you stop. End of. You do not drive away. I’m disgusted by this vile creature.

[@melaniecubells1236]

glad we can all tell she’s faking it

[@joeblowe3180]

What does you living in Scotland have to do with the topic?

[@watermelonsquadboi7461]

LMAO BLUBBERING

[@williamwessel9607]

​@@joeblowe3180It's because you read it with a Scottish accent

[@lmfaook.7971]

I think calling her a creature is to respectful for her.

[@senzomcmanus]

The person that she hit must feel pretty justified knowing she paid a 500 dollar bond. Love how fair life is.

[@jakebu85]

I'm guessing she hasn't received sentencing yet

[@darylmixan8170]

No freaking way!!

[@MrRono19]

A friend of mine died in a car crash in New Zealand. The lady that cased the accident had to pay a 2000 NZ dollar fine. But get this. The money went to the goverment! It didn’t even go to paying the funeral or the costs of transporting the body to UK

[@thenaturalmidsouth9536]

Driving that car, she probably has insurance. He should probably retain a lawyer and make a claim against the insurance company for his injuries, medical bills, lost wages, etc.

[@geigertec5921]

@CaptainRono You have to hire some mobsters to deal out real justice.

[@jackjohnson1666]

"This is a lot for me right now" Imagine how the guy you hit feels lol

[@eutropius2699]

Lmao you win the comment section

[@ObesePuppies]

On the bright side the bicyclist might get a new bicycle out of this… and she’ll get a small fine and probation for a week or two.

[@trayolphia5756]

Too bad this wasn’t Australia…that’s INSTANTLY a year or so by default minimum…

[@trayolphia5756]

But yeah, no kidding. As someone only just recently involved in a fatal vehicle/pedestrian incident…I can comprehend the implication she’s making…but it’s BETOND despicably insulting to be trying to use such as an EXCUSE to get out of trouble…

[@king0cans]

Her thickness is a lot for me.

[@EWE1290]

Never once do you hear from these people, “I’m sorry i messed up, I take responsibility.”

[@kennanblake1562]

Just had a 23 year old girl I graduated with get hit and killed while getting mail from her mailbox this weekend. I'm DONE with these people. Texting, distracted, whatever. I have NO sympathy for the consequences awaiting them. Edit: she's out on a 500$ bond... God help us all. Absolutely deplorable.

[@zombiemom6701]

I’ve lost friends to drunk drivers too. I DESPISE them. Selfish asshats.

[@ddkW123]

At the beginning she even admits that she dropped her phone. Hope the prosecutors check cell records to see if she was texting or on the phone while driving.

[@kennanblake1562]

@@ddkW123 and even if she wasn't texting, she left the scene of the crime she committed! There need to be baseline jail sentences for hit and run cases. Absolute disregard for human life. The guy that hit and killed this poor girl this weekend was drunk, speeding, left rhe scene of the crime and it was only 5 P.M.... he's likely only getting 5-10 years. But the fact that the person this lady hit was okay after the fact, omits her from any real consequences? Absolutely disgusting to me.

[@BlueLineVibes]

Sad part is a lawyer can beat this. No Miranda right were read etc. He should have just read them first, you don't have to be under arrest, or hell even be detained technically, to be read your Miranda Rights. Now the DWI, she will not beat that.

[@lilpenguin092]

God is not here

[@sophiapaige2002]

I love how she said this is why we don’t like the police , no lady , this is one of the only things we like the police for . Arresting drunk dangers to our roads .

[@ReallyOneOfThem]

Keeping drunk drivers off the road is something everyone can agree on.

[@masaokakihara9316]

And solving murders, arresting killers.. etc. pp.

[@frankseitz9936]

Like lady ain’t NOBODY even gonna muster up fake tears half as bad as yours for you

[@myaccount9120]

@@masaokakihara9316 Homicide detectives solve murders. Except if those murders are committed by police.

[@jwill1203]

Sounds like they even went easy on her. Didn't see anything about endangering minors, so I guess dhs and cps didn't have to get involved

[@cgosline1]

For everyone that is upset, "released on bond" does NOT mean she got away with anything. She still has to go to court where she will be sentenced. Released on bond just means she doesn't spend time in jail BEFORE her trial, she still might get jail time.

[@GetTheFuckOutofH3re1]

But, still. Bond on attempted murder?

[@czcpassionfruit2755]

@@GetTheFuckOutofH3re1 she can’t be charged with attempted murder because they cannot prove she had intent to murder him.

[@ChallieWallie]

@@GetTheFuckOutofH3re1 attempted murder is something entire different.

[@Buttersaemmel]

thanks for the info. don't know the US American justicesystem that well and always wondered how people get released on bond that easily. ^^

[@badmfer8658]

It doesn’t matter $500 is ridiculous

[@KARMACITYUSS]

I love how she goes; "will you please make sure the guy...or person is okay".

[@anthoniemedellin4558]

Can we all take a second to acknowledge how professional the investigating officer is? The lady is making stupid snarky remarks and he doesn’t get mad, doesn’t retaliate and just does what he needs to. Love it

[@CracKFists]

Its not a matter of how. Professionalism either is or isn't there aren't levels to this. To be Professional is just that. Anything less is unprofessional. He merely did his job. The one he's paid decent money to do. He took an oath. I've noticed society is not only now passing out unnecessary participation trophies, but we're now creating a narrative that it is somehow exceptional or special that someone does what they're expected to. Nothing more. Nothing less... Not good.

[@CAIDMASTEROFPYRO]

Yeah he knows he's got an air tight case and doesn't want to do anything to mess it up

[@Jxshdoesntcap]

@@CracKFists (((people being uneducated in all the areas they need to be)))

[@EnigmaticAnamoly]

@@CracKFists who are you trying to impress? I'm sure you spend every waking minute of your life talking about "society's problems" without ever actually doing anything about it. But hey if virtue signaling, generalizing, and broadly gas lighting everyone else is what makes you think your moral or intellectual compass point straighter than everyone else's, then more power to ya I guess. And yes I am being ironic on purpose. I hope you caught that.

[@EnigmaticAnamoly]

@@37471 lol I respond to someone and that means I'm offended? Keep the gaslighting coming 😀

[@katiemielnicki3605]

How the hell can someone run over a person while drunk driving and fleeing the scene and walk out of jail within hours by paying 500 bucks? That is infuriating and dead wrong!!!!🤯🤬

[@tanmaz8006]

... What person .. I see nothing 🙈 ...

[@tanmaz8006]

... Ask the judge('s) it's not the cops fault .. Reamber the criminal's have right's also ...

[@ImNotSpecialGaming]

It's a signature bond so she did not have to pay that on the spot either It's your signature to pay and appear in court. Mind-blowing that they're going to offer signature bond for a hit and run while intoxicated and then driving intoxicated with children. I hope her husband is a great lawyer 😅

[@brideofsins]

Government makes us hate ourselves to love they wealth!

[@GreensRams]

Democrat run areas are all like this. Criminals watching over criminals..

[@ajcates2112]

It’s amazing how she goes from being all “concerned” about the person she hit to acting indignant about taking the sobriety tests and how quickly those “tears” disappeared

[@oldhickory4686]

That game has worked for her for a long time. The professional victim.

[@justinbastian2293]

I don’t care if im stone cold sober or I’ve been drinking I will never take a sobriety test and neither should anybody else

[@nigeljames6017]

@@justinbastian2293 Explain yourself Justin.

[@boivilla7458]

@@justinbastian2293 really ???

[@justinbastian2293]

Ask any lawyer. Any lawyer that you will find would tell you not only should you not take a sobriety test which can be misconstrued or blow into a machine that could be inaccurate but you shouldn’t even speak to the police officers and you should immediately invoke your fifth amendment right. any lawyer would tell you this.

[@pdxnikki1]

What a delightful lady. Such a ray of light.

[@RiceCakeWtf]

I have a manager who is exactly like this chick. "I ran over people but I was doing the right thing see how much I'm crying?" She deserves to be put in jail, seriously.

[@hannahmeas7157]

lol dude quit

[@WeAreAllGodsChildren]

In my opinion, stupid and selfish people like that really get under my skin 🤬😡🤦Have you tried reporting her to the cops when she said that?

[@ryandevan2793]

🤨 You have a manager who is exactly like this chick? How? What? WHY?!

[@usernameher3]

I had one like that as well...she almost fired me cause I didn't want to be her friend...I had to be a perfect employee and a therapist, so I quit lol

[@ericcoverdale9523]

She knows DAMN well she hit someone, she was just praying that they didn't get a license plate number and there were no witnesses!! I bet that's the first time in their marriage she's EVER considered "consulting" with her husband about ANYTHING?!!! 😉

[@morphergaming0531]

So sorry to hear that the victim got a broken lower back. That's going to remind him everyday for the rest of his life as he'll never be the same again

[@stephanievizzi9147]

Yeah that really could completely change the rest of your life. It’s so sad she couldn’t have just waited until nighttime when her kids are safe in bed to drink safely in her home and sober up overnight.

[@548Aisha]

And she doesn't give one single fuck about her victim.

[@middleagewidow4732]

​@@seaworth3382a fracture is a break. Look it up.

[@rationallyruby]

@@seaworth3382a fracture is a type of break…

[@CSpottsGaming]

​@@seaworth3382Do you know what the word fracture means? "the cracking or breaking of a hard object or material" That's a break. A fractured back is a broken back. They're the same thing.

[@mikelambino]

Her feigning ignorance of hitting the cyclist is just embarrassing to watch. I couldn’t detect one iota of genuine remorse for what she did. On top of that I can’t believe it was only a $500 bond for a dui, almost killing someone then fleeing the scene, and endangering her kids.

[@artu165]

Not just a $500 bond but a signature bond, meaning she didn't pay anything 🙃

[@stevenrogers9263]

If it were a man bail would be denied immediately, and he would be thrown in jail for at least 3 and a half years. Fucking absolutely doubtless

[@justterri443]

It’s called white privilege

[@stevengolden9009]

With her kids in the car, most places she would also catch a child endangering charge as well.

[@AsentrixYT]

Pussy pass approved

[@Nx2.1]

"Impaired" is an understatement.

[@Tara_Lee_80]

"I got pretty drunk" "You got pretty drunk?" "I didnt get pretty drunk"

[@mommiedearest5337]

She got ugly drunk!

[@martinboyle9163]

She knew she hit a person and wasn't concerned about his condition until she was caught.

[@truecullurz8o8]

She's really putting on a show as if she's worried and concerned about the person she hit but it's so obvious that she could care less.

[@vp922]

And her kids are in the car, no? Not only endangering others but her own kids

[@simonsmith6158]

@@truecullurz8o8 faking empathy

[@steve7220]

I hate her!!

[@NotMoriarty1]

I came to the same conclusion you're 100% right she knew

[@shayleiaquilina9371]

funny how she doesn't seem too upset when she gets told she hit someone but as soon as she's told she might go to jail those real tears start to show through.

[@davidchristian8447]

I couldn't tell if they were crocodile or alligator tears, but real wasn't a word I'd ascribe to them.

[@548Aisha]

She doesn't have the capacity to feel compassion or remorse for the person she hit - the person left with a concussion and a broken back. All she cares about is herself - just like every other narcissistic alcoholic. Wisconsin has very lenient DUI laws - she probably won't see a day in jail. $500 bond for breaking someone's back intentionally driving drunk and leaving the scene? That's one of the reasons I left Wisconsin. It's only safe for the criminals.

[@548Aisha]

I did a little research into sentencing laws in Wisconsin. If she is charged and found guilty of what she actually did, she could be sentenced to 12.5 years just for the hit and run with grave bodily injury. But, she will likely get a plea deal and still not do a day in jail.

[@williammontpirg4080]

@@548Aisha That is so stupid and yet I believe it.

[@autumkennedy4133]

@@davidchristian8447the only reason they would be real because she’s not sorry for hitting a person she’s sorry for herself she’s going to jail!🫠

[@eatenupinside6709]

You know she lying when she said the kids turned down a trip to the store 😂😂😂

[@MyfavoritepplcallmeTT]

Shoot even at the SLIM chance.. let’s say the kids didn’t want anymore candy.. my kids always want a Coke or whatever so.. NO KID is gonna say “Nah ma let’s just go straight home”.. 😒😂

[@wulfclaw4921]

Got drunk last night, picked up my father in law, came home, took kids trick or treating, passed out, got up, went to a parent conference at school, Got a speeding ticket, Stopped at home had a drink, smoked some grass, sped to pick up the kids, ran someone over got pulled over, pretended I cared about someone bein hurt, made up a story that I thought I hit a sign...took a DUI test, failed, went to jail where I belong. When I wake up in jail I will remember that I am a low- life piece of ugly sh!t criminal and a lousy liar. Report concluded.

[@leeartlee915]

I love how she’s like “Well we went trick or treating” as if getting blasted is the thing you do taking your kids out to gather candy. Good God there are some dogshit parents out there.

[@lmbirk7905]

Sums it up perfectly.

[@CrashBandiscoot]

@@leeartlee915 addiction doesn’t care what the scenario is, sadly

[@leeartlee915]

@@CrashBandiscoot Oh I agree… it’s just sad how people try and rationalize their addictions in all sorts of ways. I think one of my favorites is when parents get sloshed on their kids birthdays. That truly classy.

[@YungHonxhoMusic]

😂wtf😂😂😂😂😂

[@ronnie5310]

Just understand if you live in this area and this lady is late to get her kids everyone’s life is in IMMINENT DANGER!

[@Raven_2556]

Them Air Raid Sirens be wailing. Some kids will be screaming and running. County officials will activate EAS saying "Wear Orange"

[@gobblox38]

She as late to get her grandad and was barely on time to get her kids. Perhaps she should leave 15 minutes sooner, but that'll probably cut into her drinking time.

[@Borealis_Astro]

{insert smart comment cause I’m beat on how to respond 😭}

[@BlueBirdBaby]

Maybe tou mean "was". Hopefully she's changed for the better

[@Raven_2556]

@@BlueBirdBaby And when she's released?

[@MitchCraft12]

Thank God for these officers. This is what protecting the public is all about.

[@nyk3334]

Real life consequences for sure. My grandparents were killed in 1975 by a DUI driver. He lived. Never got to meet them.

[@mollierainbow3486]

@@nyk3334 so very sorry. How awful. This is why people need to just freaking get a DD or just stay where they are and NOT KILL OTHERS. It's always the intoxicated person that is fine and others perish. 😔

[@mattfoley6082]

How did they protect the public? This narcissistic bitch hit a cyclist.

[@16bitmetal9]

they didnt protect the public, she's out on a $500 bond under the condition of not drinking 🤣🤣

[@michaelb7691]

Except for the person she hit

[@mottawa1]

Once a driver is stopped it should be mandatory to seize their phone to prevent them from talking on the phone during questioning.

[@ProudPatriot007]

This one really got me ticked off. My fiance was a marathon runner before he was run over by a hit and run driver. He was on his Harley when he was run over and dragged a block. The bike was totaled, he lost his left leg and had a ton of injuries to his body. He had numerous surgeries and was in the hospital for months. That was in New Orleans, La. The police took a report and NOTHING was ever done. His life is forever changed for the worse by someone like this!

[@suisavako]

that's horrible. but I believe it. my buddy lost his leg from a hit and run driver while using a payphone. his navy career was a wrap after that.

[@thatcatboab]

Totally Unforgivable.💔

[@movinsmooth9248]

Y'all still gonna marry? Would prolly boost his spirit

[@Kiefsti]

Oh my goodness! I'm so sorry that happened to you both, is your partner recovering ok?

[@RealMikeMiller13]

Not to sound insensitive, that is absolutely awful. But he’s lucky to be alive! Not everyone can say the same after an experience like that

[@SB-cm7db]

This officer was extremely professional. Props to him.

[@daBEAGLE1017]

Too bad he followed through with conducting his field sobriety tests after the defendant mentioned talking to a lawyer first. She should've been cuffed and taken to the station right there and then.

[@yafatana]

so in the USA hit and run and breaking someone’s back is only 500 $ ?

[@daBEAGLE1017]

@@yafatana I agree, that's shocking.

[@stevenhoang2671]

This KZbin commentator was extremely professional. Props to him.

[@gregcarlson8438]

Agreed

[@wolfhawk1999]

6:20 this reminds me of one of those math equations in school. *If Karen gets drunk at 6 PM then drives 4 hours to get her father in law, then drives 2 hours the next day to take him home while driving to school the next day to pick up her kids after hitting someone and fleeing, how much jail time does she get* ?

[@scoobydoovillainsyndrome]

😂

[@TaraMichelleMD]

😂😂😂

[@true.crime_mama901]

Amazing example of how I felt during high school algebra 👌🏼😂

[@natenate33]

lol

[@bobbythompson6017]

69 years

[@bettinadewoof3309]

If she hit a person hard enough for them to get a concussion and a fractured lower back - she KNEW she hit something other than a street sign. What a liar.

[@jordangosser1706]

the fact she answered her phone while being interogated proves she doesnt take the incident seriously

[@ataeladavis]

i think she was telling the person wat happened & to come get the kids

[@itneverends1476]

No. It proves she knew she messed up and wanted to let her immediate family know that she messed up big time and was in trouble for hitting someone. Out of all the bad decisions she made that day, this was the best decision she made to make sure her family could come get the kids.

[@sweetcapricorn]

They allowed it, I wonder why 🤔🤦🏽‍♀️

[@RedBaronisa]

I dont blame her. I’m bout to be arrested imma try and make a call too, especially if my kids need to be picked up. Like she knew she was getting arrested.

[@jacobdiaz9160]

@@sweetcapricorn probably to let her have someone pick up the kids

[@jarredd7830]

I like how her story keeps evolving and adjusting to match the questions. Also, always a good idea to take a phone call while talking to the police. I'll keep my stereotyping comments to myself...

[@jeffblalock6326]

Sometimes the stereotype is accurate. Actually most of the time

[@DG-kr8pt]

Shes a women, probably did think she hit a sign.

[@DeagleGamesTV]

@@jeffblalock6326 So white people are all white supremacist's? cops are all evil murderers? or only the stereotypes you agree with are accurate?

[@braveheartbob3473]

@@trevor1749 actually yes, that's how stereotypes come into existance - they're correect most of the time.

[@scottburns2600]

She showed all the signs of an entitled Karen. Worried about herself and getting defensive to the cops. Definitely hasn't dealt with them because she clearly didn't realize who was in charge once she was put into custody

[@WahffleHouse]

She knows she hit someone and potentially killed them, the tears are only because she got caught fleeing the scene and is trying to weasel out of punishment. Also I love how she gives someone life changing injuries and was let out with a slap on the wrist..

[@grstrom1]

Remember that she will have court and lawyer fees to pay and also she can be sued by the bicyclist for all his medical expenses and ambulance plus pain and suffering ect.

[@jdraupp]

That’s not a slap on the wrist. She’s facing two felonies. The bond she paid to be released is far from the end of things.

[@TheUgly1s]

She out because she is innocent till guilty and not a threat to repeat. We only keep people we think will repeat based past behaviors and the current proof against them in jail till court and then they get all those days at a larger rate of return for giving up freedom when innocent.

[@heathervandergriff9401]

@@TheUgly1s no guilty until proven innocent

[@allaansnackbar4269]

@@TheUgly1sshe fled the scene so to me that indicates if she does it again she’ll try to flee again

[@JaydaRinker]

If I was ever told I hit a human (and truly didn’t know. (Not sure how)) I’d be FLIPPING out hysterically crying in front of that officer. I’d be devastated. She 💯 knows she hit a person and tried to get away with it.

[@DianaJG8]

She nearly KILLED someone and does a hit and run but gets a $500 bond??? SMDH!! I'm sure this will help the victim as they go through a life of back pain!! 🤬

[@73dustpan]

Hopefully they sue her ass

[@onlybassfishing1813]

Bond has nothing to do with a victim

[@onlybassfishing1813]

The civil case they can use to SUE her and her insurance on the other hand has EVERYTHING to do with them. At which point they can use the criminal case as evidence to make it THAT much easier to win. I highly doubt this woman walked away from this. She probably still has court dates for the multiple charges she earned.

[@DianaJG8]

@@onlybassfishing1813 - it seems it would have EVERYTHING to do with potential future victims, though, and the propensity to discourage these...

[@onlybassfishing1813]

@@DianaJG8 oh for sure you're definitely not wrong about that. I'm not saying I agree with the 500$ bond, I'm just pointing out that particular part in principle doesn't directly relate to the victim. Bond has more to do with the innocence until guilty thing. This lady isn't getting away with anything at the end of the day though. Mercedes Benz or not. Lol Edit: especially considering most Wisconsin cities require bicyclists on the roadways and not sidewalks. I for one wouldn't want to ride a bike in Lodi but that's just me lol.

[@professorhoratiohufnagel1341]

When she points out “We’re in the middle of the road!” I would have replied “Coming from someone who thinks she hit a sign I’m going to say once again you’re way off”.

[@emilyangel4real]

Some cops would say that too, the no-nonsense ones, and I LOVE when they tell them off like that 😂 seeing a disrespectful, narcissistic, careless person get their comeuppance always makes me happy.

[@michaeltovar8487]

Funny how she says is HE ok, than backpedals real fast once she realized what she said, and switched to is the PERSON ok. She knew exactly what she did. Savage. Also, driving drunk with her kids, but can’t step away from the car to keep an eye on them. With multiple cops all around. All of a sudden she is protective momma bear. Common lady. Sickening….

[@kmk5239]

Well she said “is the guy okay?” That’s still somewhat gender neutral (it’s so sad we live in a world that it has to be clarified; I can’t with all this political crap), and she changed it up because otherwise she’d look guilty. The person she struck was apparently a female cyclist.

[@WigWoo1]

personally I always default to using male pronouns. I always just use "He" when I'm talking about a person I don't know the gender of. Like whenever I see a dog, I always just say good boy unless I'm corrected. "He" is a more general term than saying "She"

[@miclam00]

Most of us default to the masculine.

[@bumbleybumbleton9382]

​@@WigWoo1 As God intended.

[@wokewokerman5280]

Drunk driving - with minors in the car - should carry extra penalties, no mercy, treat like a second DUI...

[@TeresaIsaacson]

Thanks!

[@abadabadoopat]

I pray for full recovery for the bicyclist with the fractured lower back 😞 I can’t believe she only got a $500 bond, especially with her children in the car and if confirmed DUI!!!!!

[@JessicaOberbreckling]

Right!?! Our Justice system needs a redo for people like this. Ridiculous.

[@tomrepici9608]

Essentially they are letting her off (for now) with a wrist slap. Hopefully the suit that will come from the cyclist will make her think twice.

[@allisonjames2923]

I guess because the bond is supposed to ensure the person turns up in court, not be a punishment as such. She’s a mother with kids in school & presumably has no record so I guess she’s not considered a flight risk 🤷‍♀️

[@allisonjames2923]

@@tomrepici9608 Except that’s only bond, not her sentence after being found guilty

[@n900video]

Yeah, mind boggling how many people seem not to know what bond is meant to be for.

[@Jayyy048]

Inconsistencies: •“I think I hit a person” TO “I thought I hit a sign” •“Is the person okay” TO “Is he okay” •”I got drunk” TO “I didn’t get pretty drunk” •”Okay (I’ll do a sobriety test)” TO “No, I don’t know if this is right” . . . She just COULD NOT STOP contradicting herself. First it was a person and she left to no it was a sign. Then back to it was a person and I even know their gender! Then I’ll do a sobriety test to no I need a lawyer. Like wtf? Come up with a story!!!!

[@rachelbuchanan9945]

She actually said is he ok first and corrected herself bc she shouldn’t have known if it was a man or woman. She caught herself in that lie

[@Jayyy048]

@@rachelbuchanan9945 she flip flopped the entire time.

[@rachelbuchanan9945]

I’m agreeing with you. Just pointing out that she knew she hit a man (not a women or child)

[@Jayyy048]

@@rachelbuchanan9945 Yea, it’s crazy someone could do that.

[@NeoAndersonChannel1]

Women. * laughs looking outwardly to a sunset horizon *

[@leah5335]

Watching these body cam videos has been blowing my mind with how low the consequences are for infractions like these

[@Wynngrem]

If the person is even caught at all. Especially if it happens in a place like a large city where they have lots of crime happen. The cops don't care at all to solve these types of cases. Back in 2006, my boyfriend at the time and I were crossing a side street on our way home after dinner and were struck by a motorist. He was DOA (it took cops/ paramedics over 30 minutes to even arrive on scene). I ended up in the ICU with brain hemorrhages, a fractured femur, fractured kneecap, broken clavicle, and nerve damage. Last I heard from the cops was the suspect fled to New York. The vehicle that hit us was recently purchased, and was still in the previous owner's name. The suspected driver claimed he wasn't driving it at the time. He said, "A friend of his was whose last name he does not remember" . It happened in an area where people don't like to talk to the cops, so when I eventually got out of the hospital I went down and tracked down witnesses that left the scene before the cops arrival and convinced them to meet with police to give a statement and potentially ID the dude as the driver at the time of the hit and run and still no one got arrested for it. Edited to fix a couple spelling errors.

[@andrewmetzenroth5631]

@@Wynngrem As much as I respect police officers for the job they do, this happens far too often. People getting let off easy for things that are actually a very big deal, sometimes this countries legal system is an absolute joke.

[@davidburns5374]

@@andrewmetzenroth5631 Do we know what finally happened? She was released on bond but she'll still have to face her charges. I really hope she gets prison time.

[@Just_enterTained]

Well it's wisconsin look up the top 10 drunkest cities in America and it will kind of explain why wisconsin is lenient on drinking period...

[@NullVoidgone]

@KaoticKay wow that's awful. I wish I could help you

[@identitymatrix]

How she pretends like she cared about the bicyclist. Bruh "I thought I hit a sign" and you dont check the sign you hit or the car? And how comes she thinks she hit a person once she was pulled over? Impound her car and keep it impounded for a while.

[@darklordojeda]

If she hit a sign and the mirror was broken completely off wouldn't she at least go out and try to recover it? God knows if even a fly bumped her she would be outside doing a full inspection for any dents.

[@dripskee6443]

i'd be more upset if she hit the sign. Sign doesn't move or do stupid stuff

[@DeagleGamesTV]

SHe also slipped up and asked how the "guy she hit was" then quickly corrects herself to "person".

[@craigfinnegan8534]

Exactly. Even if someone is driving a piece of junk they get out to check for damage even if they just bumped another car backing into a parking space.

[@alanbeckham9093]

She should be in jail

[@thrillerdill]

I used to work in retail, and this lady is the stereotypical lady you dread seeing come into the store because you know she’s about to make a scene.

[@callmebailo772]

You would be correct! I definitely catch that vibe from her! I have worked retail for many years

[@Nene33335]

Yeah definitely!

[@meganb735]

SAME!!! ✨entitlement✨

[@gromswowguide7927]

@@callmebailo772 The vibe is there because she's the worst of the kind of person, she's only holding back because she's got a kid there.

[@Waroftheworldsz]

Haha, I worked at a truck stop and you’re spot on. She was a regular who looked exactly like this, there’s a few stories I could tell but the most prominent one was when she created a scene in the store because I asked for her ID. Normally I wouldn’t ID her because she was a regular who’d been in there almost daily, but there was an officer sitting in the store that day watching me at the end of my shift. So I played it safe and ID’d everyone, even the regulars. All of them understood the reasoning why because they’re not dumbasses and the officer was literally right next to the door. In fact most of them asked what he was doing there, I laughed it off and said I didn’t know. It wasn’t a sting but I wasn’t about to put my ass on the line for it. Anyway she threw a tantrum and said she didn’t bring her ID, I told her she might not want to admit that she drove here without an ID in earshot of an officer who was staring at me the entire time I rang up every customer. So I denied her service. Thankfully she didn’t throw too much of tantrum.

[@Yojerome303]

I love how she’s worried about getting hit by a car during the sobriety test immediately after her hit and run. She’s had run ins with karma in the past 😂

[@aegisfate117]

"Well well well if it's not the consequences of my actions."

[@TermlessHGW]

Further more she was concerned about efin her car up before even asking if the person she hit was okay. My God I feel sorry for her children. Quite an example she's setting there...

[@AmyLou402]

Omg right?!?! 😳😳😳😳😡

[@ronaldwhalen8143]

Yes she’s a real peach .

[@TheUnapologeticGeek]

I don't believe for a second that she thought she hit a sign, but let's say she did. If I hit a sign, knocking off my car's side mirror, I'd still stop, if for no other reason than to collect said mirror and assess the damage.

[@smittenmrsmitchem6966]

Exactly!! People these days!🤦🏼‍♀️

[@AlexanderNash]

The very first thing she said to the first officer was "I think i hit a person", she only changed it to a "sign" when the other officer asked her.

[@rendarnvar7096]

soooo let me get this straight she got a speeding ticket a day if not less than before. Then decided to pound down a 12 pack before going to pick up her kids? What a responsible mother, truly.

[@hunterwinters587]

Wonder if she was drinking truely 🤣 she's a piece of work that's for sure

[@totenfurwotan4478]

Alcoholism is a crazy addiction

[@wombat5252]

She didn't drink a 12 pack you moron. You realize how much that would be, ESPECIALLY for a woman? She's not falling over and she's coherent. I'm NOT defending her in any way, but she's maybe had 2 or 3 at most. She's not even slurring her words.

[@MrLeviaFUN]

How do you get the "12 pack" idea?

[@InTheNameOfLife1]

@@hunterwinters587 she sure does seem like a white claw/truly type.

[@Nahbruhsheesh]

She would literally let some stranger die to not be 30 seconds late to pick up her kids. Unreal.

[@johnengland8619]

If those children are in that car then her record is secure

[@TexasVernon]

She would not have stopped under any circumstances.

[@ivanthetactical6072]

The kids was just an excuse. She knows she was intoxicated and thats why she didnt stop.

[@greenchilecheesey]

@@ivanthetactical6072 exactly 💯

[@JK-cz6bu]

Getting drunk trick or treating, speeding tickets and hitting cyclists and thinking they're signs. She's a fantastic mom

[@tomr3422]

And still wearing the shrek costume on top of all of it.

[@nikonelson3186]

I thought the same thing. Like put the bottle down long enough to make memories with your kids.

[@Eric_A.]

It's pretty obvious that she was paying little attention to her surroundings if she struck a bicyclist and didn't realize it. Wouldn't you check your mirrors (of the ones that remain)?

[@LHyoutube]

@@tomr3422 - LMAO harsh but hilarious! 😂

[@leonardodalongisland]

Mom of the year!! Don't forget, the rude-constant answering of her phone

[@Stanl3y_Ipkiss]

Cell phones and social media is decaying our society.

[@rusticroses67]

Yet here you are 😂

[@juliagraham3083]

It's very interesting how she's worried about herself getting hit by a car but not worried about how the guy felt when he got hit by her car.

[@Salty-cracker68]

That’s called Irony

[@itsnicetoseeyou]

Lol good catch

[@viw2907]

Narcissistic

[@Spacesprocketz]

Wild af

[@Momusinterra]

Seems rather common and uninteresting to me.

[@abrooks8154]

"Will you make sure the guy I hit is okay? Er....the person I hit is okay?" Hmm. Sounds like she remembered the gender of that "sign" for a brief moment.

[@michaelwaninger3155]

All the signs are male. Except the fork in the road sign. Y

[@FLmanAzonehit]

Gender is how you feel, sex is what you meant.

[@d_kortman]

@@FLmanAzonehit there are only two genders

[@fredmercury1314]

@@FLmanAzonehit No...

[@kimberlysevastyanenko3798]

​@@FLmanAzonehit 🤦 Really? Is that whole thing really pertinent to this?

[@Blove92]

How does she have the nerve to drive drunk, hit someone and run, and then act annoyed like they're an inconvenience? I would have wanted to slap the phone out of her hands so bad.😅

[@MA-fg5hz]

But, but, she has kids ☠️

[@daveh2612]

There are SO many police videos with people in high speed chases, getting PIT'ed off the road, felony stop, guns out and they are like "wait! can i get my phone? i can't find my phone!" People are nuts.

[@roadking99jokerst60]

@John Sampson The tablet screen is pulling my watch out of time.

[@craigfinnegan8534]

And why did she drop the phone while she was driving? Because she was using it while she was driving.

[@ferraroannie4058]

I hate when someone bounces off my windshield when I am driving drunk with my kids in the car, thereby ruining MY ENTIRE DAY!

[@christinemiller7238]

Got drunk while trick or treating? Perfect

[@Super_64]

DUI and hit and run charges need to be upgraded to atleast felony status all over the country… it’s a huge problem

[@devona8949]

They should take them off the road, force them to use public transportation

[@Super_64]

@Seano Mac think of this… in Florida… if you crash and kill someone and the only thing they can get you with is careless driving the max penalty you can get is 500$ fine and 6 month license suspension

[@heavymetalmikey95]

And use the cell phone

[@paul9745pdb]

And texting and driving

[@ReadTheShrill]

​@@Super_64 You might want to research this a bit better. Vehicular homicide is, at a minimum, a 2nd-degree felony in Florida. And it can be a 1st-degree felony, depending on the circumstances (if the person knew the accident occurred and didn't render aid). 2nd degree felonies can be punished by up to 15 years in prison, 1st degree felonies, up to 30. Naturally there are cases where the person at fault made a simple mistake and were not punished severely. But in cases where serious negligence or indifference is involved, Florida punishes rather harshly.

[@nosamsauce7747]

The phone still being in her hands when she gets out of the car speaks volumes to how attached she is to it, likely while driving

[@ddmrob87]

The fact she was driving around town with her phone in her hand and not using a cell phone caddy to hold her phone also speaks volumes to her stupidity. The fact she dropped her phone in the car and was more focused on it than keeping her peepers on the road shows she's not just driving impaired but also while distracted. They made cell phone caddies for a reason and special cases that allow the phone to sit in place with a magnet on that caddy. What she should have done was leave her phone alone and pay attention and if at the scene of an accident to stay in the area. Call her insurance then her husband and have the husband take care of getting the kids home from school. The fact she had the audicity to do none of the things I wrote makes her at fault for her crime. She thought she could talk her way out of it. Then again at least she wasn't combative but she was stupid enough to fail all the tests especially on a flat road with no slant.

[@Kat-mu8wq]

Hence why she dropped it then picked it up and hit someone.

[@Cwgrlup]

Plus being drunk..

[@katehack1677]

And she got anxious when told she needed to stop making and accepting phone calls. She never puts her phone down. "I HAVE to talk to my ex husband"

[@elena-5784]

@@katehack1677 они нарушают закон , даже убийцы имеют право на звонки , а её вина на тот момент ещё не была доказана . это проплаченный канал , любой юридически грамотный сразу видит их нарушения

[@harlequinems]

The scariest thing about her story is how FREAKISHLY CASUAL she was about how she can "y'know, you're driving along and you just veer off"... How does she think that is that a normal thing to happen 😱

[@WyzrdCat]

​@DarkLoki Gaming Stay in the fucking lines it's not that hard

[@WyzrdCat]

@DarkLoki Gaming You learn to color in the lines in kindergarten. If you can't do it then get off the road. You should automatically be able to do this otherwise, it is not something that takes practice or is difficult at all, you are mentally incompetent to be driving.

[@Dad4change]

She did say she dropped her phone while driving and reached to pick it up

[@nanaross3598]

@DarkLoki Gaming 😊😊

[@Juhani139]

That stood out to me too. Insane!

[@pitscapone4766]

hit and run causing serious injury and drunk... 500.00 signature bond. what a joke