Night Turns Tragic for 3 College Party Girls

[@donericdisante]

Definitely the most polite and compliant drunk driver I've ever seen on any one of these videos

[@rileyskeen2964]

@@donericdisante i agree. i haven’t seen the driver ever be so remorseful or compliant with their arrest.

[@jq2147]

Midwestern politeness even when drunk.

[@T00Lgrl]

The responsibility she took immediately and the concern for her friends that she had in her car spoke volumes on her character. Terrible decision to drive but hopefully she learned a very hard lesson. She had seemingly instantaneous remorse

[@NeriBerryz]

@@T00Lgrl this right here^^^^

[@jabh7250]

@@T00Lgrl Exactly!

[@kelseahamilton9160]

My brother was a passenger and killed by his drunk friend. I teared up when this girl took responsibility and said do whatever to me as long as my friends are alive. The person who killed my brother still hasn’t apologized to us or taken accountability. He shows no remorse like this young lady did. I hope this was truly a wake up call for her because losing a loved one sticks with us for our lifetime.

[@ironphill911]

Well this deserves more likes. I'm sorry for your loss. I completely understand how you feel, but don't let that jerk take up any of your headspace. Sometimes stupid people do stupid things and others, that have zero to do with the situation, have to suffer the consequences. It's not fair, but that's life sometimes.

[@autisticus1678]

Sorry for your loss. Im glad there a empathetic people out there still like your self. People make mistakes, thankfully in this one everyone survived hopefully she learns her lesson.

[@jenniferchristianso]

@kelseahamilton9160 wow I'd probably take matters into my own hands atp

[@mstvmwp]

I'm so sorry for your loss. You have a kind heart and I hope that will help you heal. ❤

[@Django2424]

So very sorry for your loss ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

[@twinklemagic024]

Officer: “and Emily is, uh, she is…” Emily’s friend: “she’s probably arguing with you” 😂

[@chuckxu5910]

If y’all can’t do da time, please don’t do da crime

[@Intercaust]

Classic Emily! 😂😂😂

[@az55544]

Emily will always have friends who just tolerate her until they no longer can.

[@mixofgamez1724]

@az55544 we all know someone like that in our lives who believe everyone just loves them for who they are but realistically this is the answer

[@NotTheFlag1]

😆

[@LanaLandon]

My gosh everyone is so nice and compliant. The police and EMS are so respectful to each other and to everyone involved.

[@TheseraL-d7e]

Notice the race. lol.

[@imightloveurmom]

@@TheseraL-d7e what the hell dude

[@sarajohnson283]

@@TheseraL-d7e it’s one video

[@venga3]

Notice any patterns so that we can live in better societies?

[@Ja2808R]

Northern Wisconsiners, they’re like Canadians. Real polite.

[@amandamarie740]

I really think this girl is going to remember this forever and learn from it. She was so genuinely concerned about her friends, and disappointing her parents.

[@terribleivan1475]

Hope so, you’d thinking wrapping your car around a tree would scare anyone straight

[@jsat4202]

Concerned about dissappointing her parents or losing their financial support/trust? lol

[@Rekka7773]

@@jsat4202 possible, no reason to assume the worst in humanity, plenty of people much more readily transparent about being awful people.

[@miked7304]

@@jsat4202 There always has to be some dumbass that thinks the worst of everyone.

[@jsat4202]

@@Rekka7773 She mentions being good at driving intoxicated to the cop. To me that shows it's normal for her and it's a skill issue and not a moral issue. Driving drunk makes you pretty awful.

[@BajiBunny]

The guy in the orange shirt has enough Midwestern Dad energy to power every brewery in America.

[@Kingdok10]

Thanks for the laugh.

[@rcjabroniyup4959]

He wears them new balance shoes when he takes his wife to the cheesecake factory. Respect

[@Captin_balliztic]

I can tell by the silhouette of the guys forearms In the headlights that he's some kind of lumberjack or some shit

[@rcjabroniyup4959]

@@Captin_balliztic he got them man hands

[@crenshaw22]

People still drink?

[@markec123]

Kiera is the most sober sounding intoxicated person I've ever seen.

[@totalermist]

Tends to happen if "train" hard and often enough 😉

[@jesseschurmann1956]

It's not hard to not act like a complete dumpster fire when drinking

[@216trixie]

I don't think you read the comment your commenting on.​@@jesseschurmann1956

[@jacobpadilla9781]

@@jesseschurmann1956 insane to do when u and ur friends were just in a crash though

[@ajm21582]

Adrenaline sobers you up good

[@kimberlyjordan1605]

The kindnesses shown by everyone helping those kids. Much respect!

[@Kalleri13]

They are 20. Not kids anymore, they are adults.

[@noahgoodwin5032]

@@Kalleri13Yeah and they treat college students very greatly its corrupt. I was working at a college campus and two drunk girls were trying to break into the restaurant after closing and eventually police came and the police told me they’ve obviously been drinking and I watched them literally let them drive away lol. They were piss drunk and started in reverse and crossed double yellow as they drove away it was pathetic. Colleges ratings get hurt when students are arrested. Police give a million second chances because of this it is corrupt.

[@xxheadhunter]

@@Kalleri13 you know what she means don’t be ignorant

[@Kalleri13]

@@xxheadhunter Not really, first responders are always professional. Also to the worst people imaginable, should they not?

[@quietbulldog]

They're all just glad they are talking to them and not picking up pieces of them.

[@augustlyedits]

Kiera blurting all the illegal things they did on the drive to the hospital is hilarious 😭

[@PaulaJones-zu8jx]

right like girl.. do not volunteer info to the cops like that 😂😂

[@joramado4804]

she just outed the entire group but even I lowkey thought it was funny

[@Aginxx2x2884]

Right like girl slow down..

[@carlmorgan8452]

Not a lawyer .... but I know never talk to police Excersize the Right to Remain silent It will pay off in court 😊 ✌

[@gocrazyahhgostupid9208]

@@carlmorgan8452she was drunk lmao.

[@patricksmith1981]

Officer was more concerned about the health of the DUI driver than making an immediate arrest. Respect. Also, she accepted responsibility, was remorseful, and fully cooperated with the investigation. Anyone notice a difference between this encounter and every other one on the internet?

[@SeauxSleeK]

Sure do. They got coddled. Par for the course. Young white and blonde. Nothing new to see here 😂

[@beCoCOi]

Oh yeah. Cops I've seen in videos like these are mostly either robots or amped thugs. Rarely are they this kindhearted.

[@ugotabkidding7264]

@@beCoCOi Rarely do they have interaction with people that are the least bit civilized or are not tweaking bullshitting and shucking and jiving them on and on and on. The videos you see on the internet are the extreme outliers that's why they are there because they are interesting the ones where the cops are nice and the people are nice just don't get clicks.

[@Cart-w8z]

@@beCoCOi most midwestern cops are great like that

[@bobsuruncle679]

That's his job. She at .183 that is not close to 2/3 drinks. He had to verify. That's all tax dollars at work. She committed a crime and was most likely in life told not to drink and drive.

[@w4kk3l]

I really laughed out loud, when she said: I struggle with anxiety. And then the subtile said (Driving drunk does not help with anxiety)😂

[@NoNonsense30]

Gotta love subtitles. Imagine what actual deaf people are thinking. 😂

[@sarahjean3670]

This is a great channel.

[@KeirnothVT]

They're picking up Code Blue Cam's dark humor lol I love it.

[@Legalizeranch420]

Smoking weed helps with anxiety

[@antblisss]

@@KeirnothVTthis isn’t dark humor it’s sarcasm 😭

[@MotoCocoTV]

You videos are now my favorites...too many creators do voice overs of what just happened , others do voice overs before we see the scene.. so loving your style and thank you for your dedication and diligent work keeping the communities safe!

[@msstarlight4770]

Kudos to that man and his wife, I think those girls are very lucky that things weren't worse.

[@charcuteri]

by the looks of it the would have been good either way even if they wasn’t found

[@blossom1290]

​@@charcuteri no it wouldnt, those are girls are someone daughters and family, imagine how it would pain them

[@BUlrich-dw7xi]

WORD.!!!!!❤

[@ozzierabbit587]

While the girls in the car expressed a lot of concern about the others after the accident, they apparently didn't listen when warned about the threat they posed to the safety of themselves and others before.

[@themysteryofbluebirdboulevard]

If they just called instead of trying to insert themselves, the accident might not have happened. Citizens should not police citizens unless absolutely necessary.

[@sforza209]

That girl on the floor almost gave the officer her fake ID! Hahahaha “no that’s uhhhh, here it’s this one”. 😂😂😂

[@markuschampos5750]

😂

[@user-jg6bd7se8u]

I thought I heard her say "that's my sisters". Immediately knew she had 2 unmatched IDs 😂

[@NinaWhoGivesAF]

Yeah, little scam!

[@MADmosche]

Disgusting that they are using fake IDs to get drunk and then drive intoxicated. She could have wiped out an entire family and spent the rest of her life in prison. These entitled brats don’t learn until the worst happens to them personally.

[@DoctorMangler]

Yeah in some states fake ID is felony forgery.

[@katmadison7607]

I got the call in 2000. But my stepson was ejected through the passenger windshield while the driver was unaffected and still had beer cans in his shorts pockets. Our son didn't make it. This was hard to watch. I'm thankful they were okay. I hope they learned a lesson.

[@RagDoll15]

Very sorry for your loss...

[@mwrice45]

I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@shady62minx]

My condolences on your stepson. This is so hard.

[@suitejodi]

I’m so sorry ❤ My aunt and uncle were killed by a drunk driver when I was very young… so were they, only in their 20’s. Just awful!

[@isntrael]

sorry for your loss

[@DocScrolls]

Fascinatingly compassionate first responders to include the police. Well done.

[@Dontcarebear33]

You can tell she is a good kid with good parents. It is refreshing to see a drunk driver who doesn’t blame everyone but themselves. She is taking blame and apologizing. I can’t think of anytime I have seen that on one of these videos.

[@pmurt_kcuf]

a good kid isn't a drunk driving sociopath

[@Unknownz000]

I'm sorry but there's no way driving intoxicated with double the legal limit, putting 2 other people's lives in danger, and using fake ids is classified as being a good kid. If she killed someone you wouldn't call her a good kid. Issue is, whether she killed someone or not was entirely up to chance. Good luck doesn't make you a good person.

[@debbeet6309]

@@Dontcarebear33 yeah good kid until she or drunk driver takes out one of your family members. If she was a good kid she wouldn't have got behind the wheel and drove her vehicle good kids don't do that and she's not a kid she's an adult

[@Dontcarebear33]

Ok keyboard heroes, a few things: 1. A good person can make a terrible judgement call and regret it. She clearly feels an immense level of remorse in comparison to most people you see in videos like this who act like THEY are the victim. Judging by this short snippet of this young woman on what is probably the worst day of her life, I think she is at the very LEAST taking responsibility for her actions. 2. My father was a drunk driver and ended up a quadriplegic because of it. Luckily he didn’t kill or hurt anyone but himself. This incident shaped who I am today and I have absolutely no tolerance for drunk driving because I know how it destroys lives first hand. However, even with that first hand experience, I can still recognize that good people make mistakes and pay dearly for it. 3. Please tell the rest of us normies what it is like up on your high pedestal where you and those you love have never made a mistake? Clearly you feel pretty confident in your level of perfection and I’m just curious what it’s like.

[@Unknownz000]

@Dontcarebear33 love the world you live in where this is just classified as a simple mistake. Not an extremely gross negligence and disregard for others around you. A good person usually has some consideration for those around them. Putting others at extreme risk willingly is not being a good person. Your bar for a "good kid" is seriously messed up if a drunk driver with passengers that uses fake ids hits that criteria for you but to each their own. 😭

[@_____mh]

18:52 Cop: "you got to blow LIKE you're blowing in someone's face..." Also Cop: **LITERALLY BLOWS IN HER FACE** 😂😂

[@methebee]

It doesn't make any sense. Who usually blows in people's faces like that? And for what?

[@Lumpz4k]

@@methebee And he pulls down the mask ,he's presumably wearing for a reason, to do it. Thats the kinda officer that ruins all the hard work of the "good guy" officer.

[@_____mh]

@@Lumpz4k you can't get spit on them without pulling the mask down! Also thought it was funny later in the video when he offers to give her a ride somewhere she all of a sudden would rather stay in the hospital and get checked out instead of getting in the car with him 😬 😆

[@alliep7288]

I died when he did that 😂

[@Murrmaidman007]

@@Lumpz4kI was thinking the same thing, I came to the comments to see if anyone had the same thought lol

[@Here-I-AMber]

Out of all the videos I've seen she's actually concerned about her friends overall everything else. Most of these drunk people are so selfish and don't even inquire about if their friends are alive She is so compliant and humble. She made a mistake. And she lucked out. I wish good things for this lady in the future

[@mozzafozza1347]

I mean she was selfish the minute she got in a car drunk and drove way over the speed limit, but everyone keeps seeming to miss that part and be weirdly praising these girls for being a basic level of nice and cooperation

[@die444hobi]

@@mozzafozza1347 i would say she was more careless and irresponsible to be honest, since she put herself in the car and also could’ve lost her life. selfish jus doesn’t seem like the correct description in my opinion.

[@nickolasgenoff4896]

@@die444hobi Careless and irresponsible were wrong. Self-centered and dangerous fits better.

[@dantewhite5367]

@@Here-I-AMber she was not concerned about her friends enough to drive drunk. She’s sorry something happened, but not for what she did.

[@cyril4046]

​@@mozzafozza1347 Not "selfish" since she could have killed herself. She neglected herself. The main victims of drunk-driving are the drunk drivers themselves. The "innocent victims" who are not in the car of the drunk driver are a minority.

[@connieoakes1375]

I would just like to express how comforting the officer’s actions and compassion for the driver were! Additionally, it was so refreshing it was to see the driver’s concern for the other passengers! While she did make a poor decision to drink and drive, her genuine concern was hopefully, something the judge took into consideration!

[@bltvd]

The officer had zero compassion for the girl! 😂 He was being “nice” so he could get clear confessions from the girl and screw her even harder.

[@jAWNthejAWN]

It's 2024 and people still don't wear seatbelts? That's crazy...

[@Vicelikeheart86]

It’s hard to remember that when you’re wasted…

[@VaporheadATC]

@@Vicelikeheart86 It's a habit to put on the seatbelt, no matter if you are drunk or not. I was very stupid when I was their age, drank and drove all the time, but always wore my belt. It was muscle memory.

[@robsgotit1]

My body my choice right?

[@Carmensandiego_]

​@@Vicelikeheart86I used to never put my seatbelt on until I flew through the windshield going about 70mph with my boyfriend driving when I was 17. I'm 42 now and I promise you I don't get into a car without it . drunk or not.. .. ABSOLUTELY NEVER!

[@allisshop8092]

Drunk. Nothing makes sense.

[@sissysyme1334]

It's nice to see these young ladies be honest and take responsibility for their actions. refreshing!

[@Heathcoatman]

If only they had been responsible earlier.

[@tinawindham6958]

Young people are mostly trying to test the waters. They were lucky but I can tell they were raised right. Stay safe girls!

[@appleman29]

@@Heathcoatman dumb mistake but at least they understood and complied with the officers...

[@edmunddantes7097]

Yes, but that statement, "I drive better intoxicated" leads me to believe this isn't a one time behavior. Hopefully this was enough for it to be the last.

[@VioletJoy]

That's sadly rare. It was refreshing to see a drunk driver actually remorseful.

[@AmandaBooBerry]

"I'm good at driving while intoxicated." No, you just feel like you're good at it, because you're intoxicated! Drunk people don't realize when they're slurring their words, because they're drunk.

[@rogerborg]

Revealing that this is _habitual._ It's a damn shame that she walked away unscathed.

[@shad2930-t8p]

I was going to say that too.

[@karenneill9109]

Yeah. That’s a bad pattern!

[@AmandaBooBerry]

@@rogerborg It's habitual *and* they don't wear seatbelts, even tho they admit that she always drives fast. Darwin Award nominees!

[@Antonio-ys5zd]

​@@rogerborgwith that admission I would try and get her license revoked out of safety concerns for her and others

[@geddhead1971]

I'm friggin shocked to see a drunk college girl so remorseful and not flipping the script onto someone else.....kudo's to the parents for teaching you manners and respect towards cops at least.

[@bromontana8100]

You shouldn't be shocked you should be disgusted. This is embarrassing. These girls also wouldn't care if they ran you over

[@randomshittutorials]

This is a sad comment.

[@GhostDrummer]

I was a correctional deputy for years. I’ve seen the aftermath of impaired drivers as they sober up and began to realized the severity of what happened. The worst one was a man who drove into oncoming traffic at 65mph killing his wife and the four people in the other car he hit. He blew a .37 bac and it took him almost two days to clear sobering before he was booked. About 12 hours in the sobering cell, he realized what happened. He started asking about his wife. He didn’t know he hit another car because he was black out drunk. Once he was informed that his wife and the occupants of the other car were all dead, he began screaming and crying. By the time he was cleared by medical to be under 0.08 bac, he no longer had a voice. At his arraignment he informed the judge by writing a note stating that he didn’t want to live. He was already on suicide watch due to the jail’s policy that anyone brought for killing someone was automatically placed on watch as a preventive measure. When he got back from his arraignment, he found a way to strangle himself with the suicide smock in the 15 minutes between each security check. After he was found, we were able to revive him via CPR, but he was brain dead due to the lack of oxygen and was taken off life support after a day in ICU. I can still hear his screams while he was in sobering all these years later.

[@jameslucarelli7172]

That's crazy I'd probably kms in a situation like that, but I don't I could even drink enough to blow that high and I def never drive after the second bear is opened. But yeah I would totally vomit before I could blow anywhere near that high

[@Halfshanks]

Not surprising, if I did that, I wouldn't be able to live with myself either.

[@bunaynayslay]

alcohol needs to be banned. this shit is ridiculous.

[@paulvcope]

@@bunaynayslay we tried that once. It gave us the mafia, murders, and a fucked up drinking culture that is even more unsafe than European drinking cultures. Prohibition doesn't work.

[@erintucker12]

@@bunaynayslayyeah because that definitely worked in the past and didn’t create crime syndicates and black market gangs that were incredibly dangerous to the public…oh right, it was called prohibition. That definitely was effective 😒

[@markec123]

"My parents, I can't disappoint them." Sweetheart car crash after DUI... I think we're past that point

[@joelschmierer3544]

her parents are probably just happy she is ok. im pretty sure i would have got kicked out of my house for good if i ever did this

[@debbie4503]

​@@joelschmierer3544 As hard as this is to say, I believe my parents would have been glad if I were a fatality. Not that I was a bad kid. It was just after I turned 12, they didn't want kids anymore. They moved out of State while we were in school. We walked home and surprise: No home anymore. Two years later they started to get into trouble and 2 of us were "reunited" with them. My Brother left pretty quick. I was 14 by then, and got kicked out. They had to take me back again. By 15, I was living with a Sister who hated me. Never got to live at "home" again. When they brought me back the first time, I was being the wonderful little daughter. Figured it was my fault they left. Really screwed me up.

[@VoidC13]

But she's their princess.

[@CATs24-m3u]

Parents love unconditionally. She made a mistake. She loves God. She will be fine

[@cassiehartford8997]

Yeah, the idea is *not* to do the "disappointing act" in the first place... not just *hope* to not to get caught for the "disappointing act".

[@bobburger7724]

Soo Lexi is hysterical, Kiera is calm AF and Emily just wants to fight everyone?? Weird bunch of girls 😂😂

[@phantomfeather518]

They are all incredibly drunk. You can find these attitudes at every bar if you look close enough

[@UnusSedLeo-w5l]

Kiera was cool. I think she is cool sober and drunk.

[@Scorch052]

this is literally every female friend group you will find at a bar lol

[@lindsaygarcia9131]

Sounds pretty typical to me

[@AustralianOpalRocks]

That seems about right

[@rickylee4228]

Drunk. ✅ Driving. ✅ Speeding. ✅ No seatbelts. ✅ Got VERY lucky. ✅

[@lebojay]

God has a lot planned for her, didn’t you hear? 🤦‍♂️

[@matthewbrightman3398]

Wish I could understand his complex plans!

[@Diemerstein]

Rock solid Deputy, polite and professional. Kiera the most understanding and polite drunk I have seen in a long time. The driver despite being very emotional and intoxicated is incredibly cooperative. Hope they both learned a lesson and make better choices in the future.

[@ChristoffRevan]

If they were guys he wouldn't have acted the same way nor been as kind, I 100% guarantee that

[@randy-yu5uz]

@@ChristoffRevan pump the brakes there champ…🙄

[@judgegixxer]

The last dui that I saw as polite as her was wearing her glasses upside down. I think she blew 3.?

[@judgegixxer]

@@ChristoffRevanall depends on how much douchebaggery the dudes display.

[@billdurham8477]

That and if Daddy contributes to the DA's political party will get that all plead down to a speeding ticket.

[@drentify]

Fair play, she owned up and didn’t complain once, only cared about her friends safety and didn’t once even mention her car or her consequences. As shitty as it is to drink drive, she gets an A+ on compliance and accountability. I hope she learns from this, I somewhat feel like she may be one of the few that does.

[@kyleglendinning9414]

Yeah, she was stupid but thankfully there were no serious injuries and hopefully she learns from it

[@Gizziiusa]

you'd think "honesty is the best policy", but thats totally incorrect when dealing with the police. Sure, the police are going to be all nice and friendly with you as they continue to ask questions, gaining more evidence against you. There's a reason to remain silent, and have a right to do so. All this gets for these girls are big whopping law bills for their parents, along with some community service/ temp suspension of driving/ etc. the system is designed to milk the ones with $$$, b/c simply put, its a revenue generating enterprise.

[@YouAreSoftLikeTissue]

I did. I crashed my car doing about 130 kmh no seat belt it rolled about 5 times....looked like a giant crushed it like a coke can. I never, thank God hit anyone else and only I was injured. I went to the hospital then went to court and went to jail. I've never driven a car since and maybe never will. I say that I will never drink and drive again but haven't trusted myself enough to get my license back and another car. I can live without a vehicle.

[@p1kkuma]

Agreed, this one was really refreshing to watch!

[@Greeneyesengage]

What consequences? She was let go that night…. She didn’t even have to sober up in a jail cell LIKE ANYONE ELSE who has done what she has…. Yes she took accountability… no she didn’t suffer consequences.. because her dad is a cop…. She was literally allowed to go home …. Any other person in that situation would have 100% been arrested and HELD until they saw a judge

[@FrankieTalks-j1y]

That first officer is so nice and kind and gentle.

[@uxerpusher]

🤣Uh huh, as he collects all the evidence for the trial. 🤣🤣🤣😭

[@SamAndFam311]

​@@uxerpusher ugh yeah duh numb nuts, that's his job😒🙄 he is also being kind and gentle to keep the situation calm, mainly to make it easier on HIM.

[@uxerpusher]

@@SamAndFam311 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂bol

[@tonybrown9875]

Yea with guys they'd be thrown in the patrol car.

[@SnowCrashed1]

​@@uxerpusherdriving at over twice the legal limit after underage drinking. Easily could have killed herself and her two friends, let alone anyone else on the road.

[@brittdinwoodie4320]

These police officers are literally saints for having so much patience.

[@lovingmynaturalhair]

I’ve been watching a lot of bodycam videos lately and I must say, other than the one needing extrication, they were the most polite and level headed intoxicated individuals on KZbin. I honestly pray the best for them. I believe this will truly be a wake up call for Lexi.

[@Theegoaat]

Yeah right they will be back at it the following weekend.

[@MrsWilberforce2]

I pretty sure next time they'll have a designated driver or call an Uber.

[@PneumaNoose]

The rude one probably had a head injury. TBIs (especially whilst intoxicated) can make you extremely aggressive. Perhaps she’s a little “tudy” normally, but I’d be worried about her brain big time.

[@lovingmynaturalhair]

@@PneumaNoose Very true! But her friend confirmed to the cop in the ambulance that she would be difficult so it speaks to her overall character even outside of drinking.

[@PneumaNoose]

@@lovingmynaturalhair @ yes that’s why I said she was “tudy”. Doesn’t take away from how she was screaming some random name when they first came upon her.

[@MrSuzukiyamaha]

This is a squared away, well polished officer. Firm, but respectful. Obviously a department that has a good leader. Well done!

[@CrabbinFever]

You should write him letters every day confessing your love for him and then ask to take his hand in marriage and start a family together. I wish you two the best.

[@buckguy17]

@@CrabbinFeveryou must be a blast to have at parties

[@MrSuzukiyamaha]

@@CrabbinFever I have no love for him. However, I respect him for the way he does his job. Seeking attention again? It worked.

​@buckguy17 ... great with kids too.

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

​@@CrabbinFeveryou're somebody that takes a good comment/feeling and sees something nobody wants. But it's just too bad you have to mention it.

[@macnorman]

This is my new obsession. This is better than any show on TV today. Thank you Midwest Safety for putting these together.

[@characteristicallyauthentic]

@@macnorman same 😂😂😂

[@Harry88Taint]

You need a new hobby...

[@emmasmith4173]

if you like this account, i also suggest watching Dr insanity, code blue cam. They have both bodycam footage/interrogation videos. im also so addicted to these videos lol

[@macnorman]

@@Harry88Taint uhhhhh, I have several. Keep it interesting ya'll

[@Nettamorphosis]

I love that I can be fascinated, terrified, and everything in between - all from the comfort of my home! 🥲

[@barbaramalone6960]

Everyone is cooperating so well. SOOOO glad everyone is alive.

[@jveiga]

This whole video is something else. From the fake IDs to the officer taking off his mask to blow his lungs out in the face of the girl and then procedes to put on the mask again. Legendary

[@ReVoltaire]

The absurduties of 2022 COVID are so beyond... I am happy moments like this were accidentally recorded for posterity to see exactly how this madness worked in practice.

[@BearManPiggy]

i was thinking the same but then in reality im assuming he just kinda showed the distance you'd want to be blowing i doubt he actually full force blew into her face as that is hella rude...

[@matthewgreene4050]

I thought I was the only one who saw that, like dude spits in her face practically then puts his mask on

[@OG_Sneert0130]

How are you still so brainwashed?

[@DaleF-xs7bj]

And then she tells the cop that she’s good at driving while intoxicated😂😂

[@santiagosus]

Finally some cop cams with people acting like normal cordial human beings. Refreshing

[@PaulDouglas-i5m]

Not callin' anyone Bro' ..

[@trinalola6350]

😂😂😂😂 still committed a number of crimes. It’s also manipulative, the fake crying “god has plans” smh lol

[@SupercellSucks]

@@trinalola6350 That cops will take that any day over how some kind of people act.

[@ThePeiguy57]

It seems very rare in these videos.

[@veronciasworld]

@@PaulDouglas-i5mno bro every 5 minutes or saying i know my rights while screaming

[@mydobie130]

At least they were very honest and didnt hurt anyone else. I pray this is a huge wake up call for all 3.😢

[@0101-s7v]

they'll blame each other and then someone else, because "God has so much planned for me," or whatever. And not one of them asked how either of the other ones were doing.(well one eventually did)

[@inhumanesmoke4342]

She wasn't honest about how much she drank

[@chucksurgeonertribute2113]

We dont know what happened. Maybe they were drugged a few minutes before that from a creepy guy. Never trust strangers.

[@rogerborg]

@@inhumanesmoke4342 "Two or three... four or five".

[@rogerborg]

Anyone who says "I'm normally a really good driver when I'm intoxicated" _after_ putting her car in a ditch is only going to be stopped by a steel cage or a pine box.

[@TonyBarrett-c7l]

You need more officers like Andy. Empathetic, courteous and professional whilst still carrying out his job. Good officers need to be recognised

[@Maria-o7x5c]

This officer is very smart. Just by being nice and not critical he was able to extract all the information he needed to complete the investigation. I've never seen an officer so thorough.

[@redacted2275]

Most officers behave that way, just watch the videos on this channel, plenty of examples.

[@lopo889]

Mostly they stop playing nice once the drunk person is starting to do anything bjt to comply

[@JoT-e8i]

@Maria-o7x5c taking advantage of a scare young girl. Is not heroic.

[@LipstickEmma]

​@JoT-e8i They're not taking advantage of her. It's their job. She is a criminal and they need to charge her as well as help her. They did both. She nearly killed herself and two of er friends.

[@jaysonchrzanowski9230]

Pretty sure a good lawyer will get all this thrown out since there was no Miranda.

[@juliesterkel1248]

It's such a a Blessing that the man and his wife cared about what happened to the girls! Thank you for your concern and compassion 😊❤

[@MattHrela]

He probly caused the accident by trying to confront them

[@meatmeatmeatmeatmeatmeatmeatme]

@@MattHrela are you stupid?

[@Vacaiable]

@@MattHrela No, the girl caused the accident by being drunk. She could easily have killed herself and her two friends and other innocent people. They were lucky, maybe they will grow up a bit after this experience.

[@robmaiker7092]

you probably caused the accident with your blaming attitude, check

[@miked7304]

@@MattHrela Yeah, that was it. Not the fact that her BAC was twice the legal limit.

[@TheOfficialTarynTots]

That is a damn good man trying his best to save them before they crashed and if he didn't follow it's doubtful anyone would notice them for hours.

[@big_red_machine3547]

That would’ve learned them

[@raymondarrington5339]

You can’t learn if you’re dead

[@anyexpat]

@@raymondarrington5339 Sometimes that is what society needs so the next person can learn.

[@MrCat-tb3il]

Ok well no need to cuss, lady

[@jonmcfarlane2478]

Hmmm.... or maybe he was simply the catalyst that sparked her high rate of speed down the road. Notice he says they were all over the road, but they were NOT speeding until he interfered with them at the stop, and they then sped off. Not saying he was WRONG but I probably would've just followed a close distance and waited for police to do the approach.

[@cameronboden]

“Can I hug you!??” “NO.”

[@redwatch1100]

In 1994, my best friend left a party like a bat out of hell and didn't know there was a 90-degree curve up ahead and hit a tree going about 100mph and blew up and burned alive in the car after being pinned when it rolled over. 24 years old. Know where you're driving and don't drink.

[@vincedidiana5781]

Awful. Sorry to read that. I drove drunk many times as a youngster. So, so dumb. I could’ve killed others.

[@Minimeletrap]

I'm so sorry. That is traumatic and absolutely devastating 😭

[@elliea9207]

wow that’s so freaking horrifying and terrible im so sorry you experienced something like that.. Our actions can have more of an effect than we think. Imagine you’re at the pub having a few drinks, chatting with the regulars there you’ve made “friends” with. The bar tenders. Your other mates are there too. You decide to leave and say bye to everyone. A bar tender says please don’t drive we will call taxi. Your mate tries to stop you but you blow them off “nah I’m fine dude see ya tomorrow.” You hop in your car and end up crashing. A few cars witnesses the crash. More cars witness the aftermath. Cops and ambulance and firies come. Depending on the type of crash maybe the news come. Mobile phone footage of your crash ends up on the local 5pm news. Circulates Facebook. The bartender is gonna be filled with regret. All your bar friends. Real friends. Family. The people who saw you crash and saw the aftermath. The first responders. The people who got told by other people “hey I saw that crash on the expressway it was horrible.” People watching the news as the media film your friends and family laying flowers and grieving (coming here in Aus). Think about how many people that simple action of choosing to drive affects. For the rest of their life people will have a story about you, maybe it’s “I once let a customer driver and he died” or maybe it’s “dude I saw the aftermath I saw a person on fire it was traumatising as fuck” or maybe just “bro slow down remember that huge crash here a few years ago?” Plus your friend and family. Sorry for the ramble but your story got me thinking about how our action can be the way someone remembers you: will you be remember as the dude who burned alive in his vehicle after drink driving? Don’t. Drink. Drive.

[@_ArsNova]

Amen. It's the kind of crime you can get away with dozens of times, but that one time you mess up, you or some innocent person may lose their life. It's an insanely selfish and to take that gamble when an uber costs $10-15.

[@wenzyybeats9223]

damn well that wasnt too smart

[@jensmith2019]

It was 2008 when I learned my childhood friend/teammate died in a drunk driving accident. It was right before we were scheduled to graduate high school. She was the passenger and her older boyfriend was the driver.. he survived. I’ll never forget her. She had the best laugh and someone everyone loved to be around. And I’ll never forget how it changed me. Today and everyday - don’t forget to love your people BIG.

[@rodrigoperalta822]

@@jensmith2019 same happened to a girl I talked with from middle school. Coming home after a party and her bf driving both drunk. The car veered off and fell of a cliff 60ft. Both died and it was heartbreaking to see her mom posting how she felt on fb

[@CrazyKoala1990]

We had some boys a few years ahead of us at high school who drunkenly thought it would be funny to set off some crackers in our Vice Principals letterbox and speed away. They crashed hard on the corner - they survived, but were severely injured. One of the more well known boys from our music area of school actually still suffers extensive brain damage 20 years later. Terrifying

[@ironphill911]

That's why they have those mock drunk driving accidents in high school. It happens every year, everywhere. It seems weird that you feel like you're invincible, and know everything at that age, but you're so inexperienced at literally everything, especially driving.

[@sharonrigs7999]

@@jensmith2019 I lost a close friend and casual lover in early 2022 from a Fentanyl overdose. I miss her every hour of every day. My 17yo dog died 6 weeks later. My two best friends in 6 weeks. 2022 was a really rough year

[@lorirose4871]

@@sharonrigs7999So sorry for all your losses.

[@Copswife]

What a bunch of great first responders and police officers. Thank you all so much for being there for all of us.

[@megs3019]

These were the nicest cops ever. So respectful and kind. Good job

[@bromontana8100]

This is majority of cops. Unfortunately everyone's a victim nowadays because feelings are before laws

[@thormod1248]

Thank you kind citizens, husband and wife, for trying to do what they could! As someone who had an extreme internal bleed resulting in blacking out during a rain storm occur while driving and was saved by passerby who noticed tail lights in the ditch off the side of the road..... People like you are LIFE SAVERS. Within a minute or two, as I lay there unable to move or find my phone, thinking I was going to die.... a car pulled to a stop and someone started hollering that they were calling 911.

[@themysteryofbluebirdboulevard]

They chased her into a ravine! Not cool.

[@reginafromrio]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@laceysnow4048]

​@@themysteryofbluebirdboulevardthe civilian who called the police who came upon the scene AFTER they crashed? Sure..blame him even though he literally saved them.

[@nldm561]

nobody asked dude. keep your dumb sob story to yourself. cool story bro `

[@themysteryofbluebirdboulevard]

@laceysnow4048 no. He pulled them over and followed them around. And they sped away. He was following them

[@wallyman292]

1:25 - Never a good start with the cops when you have to sort thru a number of fake ID's to find your real one. . .

[@ihatebertram9719]

Wow I didn’t even realize that what those were. I guess I thought she was holding onto her friends IDs but that doesn’t make any sense now that I think about it

[@Michael-yb7jh]

​@ihatebertram9719 "that's uhhh. Yeah this one" 🤣

[@snoogmzsnoogmz4435]

The typical criminal behavior from these people.

[@liagamer4265]

Tbh I just assumed maybe she has old IDs or the ID of some other people for some reason but for simplicity sake instead of saying some variation of "No this ID is not the ID you need right now" she just says "No"

[@brendamcalhany4355]

Her police officer dad is gonna love that his daughter thinks she drives great while intoxicated!! 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@joesmith9216]

can we prove that?

[@dreamcatcherjulie1]

I caught that too and was like you are busted😂😂

[@TimePassesQuickly]

At least she wasn’t acting entitled like most of them do.

[@LonelyBetters]

I’d be willing to bet she Ubers from now on. Tough way to learn that lesson.

[@lol-o4g]

@@LonelyBetters I find it funny so many ppl think uber is like everywhere and anywhere u need it, if I called an uber for a ride home I'd die from old age before one ever came because there are none around here

[@WhitneySt0rmy]

These girls are lovely and so are the police in this encounter. I pray they never drink and drive again. 🙏🏻 Good on them for taking accountability and caring for one another.

[@andrewnardelli]

Everyone handled themselves super well. No fights, no cussing and being rude, just everyone being respectful and kind with each other no matter the stress

[@dickfitswell3437]

Except the brat in the car that refused to get out and hates police for no reason.

[@b-ville504]

I guess you missed several people in the video state that the girl trapped in the car was extremely rude, combative, and uncooperative. I understand how you missed those parts.

[@QuanPookie]

You people disgust me. Trying to make this drunk driver seem like an upstanding citizen.

[@FUCKYOUYOUTUBE2222]

@@QuanPookie Maybe not that part, but I agree that a lot of the people here are disgusting. Mainly physically, but also in the fact they comment on this like redditors.

[@ianodonnell5552]

Minus the girl in the back of the car as they pulled up, cursing at them and telling them not to touch her

[@joshcarter-com]

20:17 “I’m good at driving while intoxicated.” Well…when you’re in the hospital after a DUI crash, evidence would suggest that you are NOT good at driving while intoxicated.

[@themavrandbrickashaw5511]

7 drinks is a lot even for a professional

[@simonkevnorris]

7 drinks may be OK for a drunk.

[@DanielGarcia-lr6vr]

​@@themavrandbrickashaw55117 drinks is not a lot they just can't Handle their shit

[@mcchristenson]

7 drinks/shots is definitely a hangover the next day.

[@windowbreezes]

even before that, she's spilling the beans on how to get a Fake ID. hahah

[@Toupac1029]

Fun fact: when your kid turns driving age, you can make them attend a DUI victim panel for free. They are in every city. Its an expensive requirement for offenders. The best reality check anyone can receive.

[@tashashouse]

Good idea!

[@helloAll727]

Thanks!!

[@carlywarly222]

Grateful for this information! Thank you! I will be utilizing this info!

[@indig0230]

oh man. my parents made me take something similar and we sat for 3 hours reviewing pictures of crashes and dead bodies. it worked to say the least😭😭

[@Reno420alex]

My parents just taught me how to drive very well while impaired 😁

[@abbylane2718]

I'm so glad these are put out on KZbin for others to HOPEFULLY see what happens when you drink and drive. ❤

[@amycats4091]

These officers did a great job handling these young ladies. The driver did a good job by being very cooperative and truthful. Thank goodness, nobody was hurt and they think twice before getting behind the wheel drunk.

[@hogwild5844]

Indeed. Hopefully she has learnt a lesson and she and her friends will never get behind he wheel after drinking again or get in a car being driven by someone who has been drinking again. The officers were all amazing in how they behaved, absolute professionals through and through and as others have said major credit goes to the girl who was driving. She didn't try shirking responsibility in the slightest. Owned it completely, cooperated and was clearly deeply shocked and remorseful and clearly only cared that she may have hurt her friends. In fairness aside from Emily "being Emily" the other girls was also very good and cooperative and honest. I would say aside from the stupidity of their actions in drinking and driving they are a credit to their parents for how honest and willing to accept responsibility they are. Undoubtedly the driver is going to be in serious legal trouble and serious trouble with her parents and her friends and her friends parents but thats better than the alternative outcome that someone died or suffered serious injuries.

[@JoeJohnson-ud7dz]

The title or description of this incident calls it a "tragedy", which only cheapens true tragedy. It was an ugly, scary incident for these young ladies, vut was it a tragic?

[@DanielGarcia-lr6vr]

She hasn't learned shit she even said im good at driving intoxicated which mean the dumbass has done it before

[@atcdude067]

The driver did NOT do a good job. She should've kept her flippin mouth shut.

[@MyKingdomforAdRevenue]

Casually incriminating her friends as she's making polite small talk with the officer on the car ride over 😭

[@alvinyakatori3909]

At that point, there’s been a serious incident. I don’t think the cop is interested in racking up charges in this case.

[@ericpl7227]

Sounds like maybe she should have been the one driving!

[@Checkmychamnelforproof]

Don’t think he can use it in court doesn’t he have to read rights to inform her that it may be held against her/them

[@SB-qg9mt]

Yeah..they should have been mirandized. Seem shady. They were just in a bad accident.

[@Mvrky0]

as she should, they need to learn a lesson, theres no snitching when it comes to driving drunk

[@WastedGTAZ]

I find the interaction with the cop and the nurse pretty funny to be honest. 😂

[@arizonaexplorations4013]

Seemed like she was straight up flirting.😂

[@The_State_of_Oklahoma]

⁠@@arizonaexplorations4013nah man that wasn’t flirtatious, just friendly. You gotta talk to more girls and ion mean that in a mean or derogatory way if it sounds like that

[@arizonaexplorations4013]

@@The_State_of_Oklahoma 😂 married for 18, together for 20. You’re both hilariously right and wrong at the same time.

[@latetotheparty184]

I thought it was funny when he said, I'm just curious but how......

[@The_State_of_Oklahoma]

@@arizonaexplorations4013 good for you man I hope your marriage stays strong

[@Scott-kd5ql]

Dude, she blew twice the legal limit. Are you implying that if she performs the field sobriety tests satisfactorily that she could not be charged with DUI?

[@mjarboesdf]

All three of those lucky ladies should find the address to the wife and husband's house who cared enough to follow and find them, and visit them in person to thank them. If one of those young ladies were my daughters, I would go with them as well to let the couple know in person how grateful I am for them helping save my daughters life.

[@QuanPookie]

No the driver needs to spend some time in jail. Not sure why there are so many kind comments.

[@fredfinger7092]

Pretty sure they don't want random people finding their info and showing up at their house unannounced, even if it turns out to be to thank them. That would be creepy as heck.

[@mjarboesdf]

@fredfinger7092 I gave a random stranger who was a friend of a friend of I guess another friend at a pool party, CPR for over 45 mins until EMS got there. I never did CPR a day in my life and it was one of most physically challenging things I've ever done bc its a lot of work, especially for that long. I'm only 5'5 140 pounds this was 6ft 200 pound man. The EMS workers told his parents and I if it wasn't for me he def wouldn't be alive bc he was blue and purple. Everyone else just kept walking by him, he mixed liqour with I think they said Xanax or opioids which caused him to overdose and stop breathing. I wasn't going to watch someone just die if it could have been preventable, that would have left a toll on my mental. Anyway, some how his parents found out my name and address and came over and thanked me. So I know how meaningful that is, thats why I really left the comment. I don't see how you think its creepy, it should be everyone's human nature to care for others.

[@redacted2275]

​@@fredfinger7092Yeah... three teenagers wanting to thank them... uuuh, spooky!

[@redacted2275]

​@@QuanPookie29:46 She was arrested, Copernicus... can't even watch the whole video.

[@fasterrthanyou]

Props to the officer who footage we are watching, hes cool as hell and I wish all cops conducted themselves the same way. Also props to the driver of the vehicle, even though they are obviously in the wrong, at least in the moment they were remorseful and compliant. Most videos of drunk people dont turn out so peacefully.

[@Freyja-f7m]

@@fasterrthanyou much easier for an officer to be kind to a respectful person than a belligerent big mouth jerk, no?

[@streetpunkstar]

I'm sure this girl learned her lesson. She knew she was in trouble, going to jail, she took it in the chin, she showed more concern about her friends than her arrest. You don't see that often.

[@GoAskAlice23]

If she is in college, the consequences are much more severe. Expelling, loss of housing, loss of financial aid, and more.

[@soup60]

@@GoAskAlice23 yeah she’s definitely in trouble I went to SFA in Texas and they had a zero tolerance drinking driving policy

[@britty23]

​@GoAskAlice23 it probably won't affect her financial aid. Because it was an alcohol-related DUI, she will still likely be eligible for FAFSA. Drug-relsted DUIs on the other had do make you ineligible for financial aid for a period of time

[@2Poor4UserName]

too bad she didnt show more concern for her friends pre crash

[@urinternetbae]

@@2Poor4UserNamethat’s kinda how hindsight and accountability works, news flash. Everyone has done something shitty or dangerous and have realized right after or soon after the mistake they made. that’s how lessons are learned.

[@adawes3811]

She was very sweet & remorseful and is clearly ashamed of what she did. even good people make terrible decisions we are all human, luckily nobody was seriously hurt.

[@nmDst]

She said bar didnt ever check her id... sounds like the might lose their alcohol license

[@vincedidiana5781]

Yeah if it’s their first offense, the establishment will probably receive a significant fine. And they’ll all get bitched at by ownership

[@Minimeletrap]

Hope so. That sucks. Grown people sometimes can't handle their liquor. Not a surprise that it's an issue with underage folks.

[@vincedidiana5781]

@@Minimeletrap And when you’re young, “you’re invincible!”

[@alexshaw8167]

Server will likely lose their livelihood rather than the bar being held accountable

[@big_red_machine3547]

@@MinimeletrapWomen especially. They can’t handle alcohol like men can but think they can

[@detroitisback8021]

I got to say this Police department handle this situation extremely well and absolute a+. Instead of rushing in and handcuffing three teens who are extremely emotional instead gathers them together properly transporting them together with one another and then going from there. Absolute well-trained police officers here in the state of Wisconsin congratulations Good job!

[@kassiopiajudkins2722]

20 years old isn't "three teens".

[@riverbender9898]

LEOs and First Responders are heroes every day!! Thank you.

[@joesmith9216]

in all honesty, emt's earn my respect way more, in 2024 it's the worst job there is, all the addicts these days are just back on the street same night. Plus emt's are just dealing with nothing but TRAUMA, they probably see many dead bodies per week.

[@ciderwaffles2029]

Not all of them.

[@riverbender9898]

@@ciderwaffles2029 Nothing is absolute...

[@mattkennedy6115]

@@ciderwaffles2029you had to be that guy

[@ciderwaffles2029]

@@mattkennedy6115 It's true though.

[@tonyrusso7302]

The cop interviewing Kiera was a model of companionate, professional behavior. He should be held up as an example for all policemen.

[@ZBirDEveryday]

The interactions between Police officers and hospital staff always make me smile.

[@alexbbtkd]

Pulling down his mask to blow directly in her face is crazy 🤣

[@alexshaw8167]

Oh my GOD reading this comment I assumed it was one of the girls somehow…. NOPE! A sober police officer did that lmfao

[@Pizza4Lunch]

Yea wtf was that? LOL I was thinking it had to have been a bad perspective for us but no, he blew right in her face point blank.

[@EYEROCCO]

I started crying when she said "God had so much planned for me and I've failed him." I'm right there with her on that statement. Coldest statement ever.

[@allisshop8092]

Still time to straighten out. Hopefully.

[@greenflagracing7067]

yes, totally failed.

[@joeyt7978]

Always the religious people who have to say the dumbest shit after almost killing someone

[@icymix9574]

How do you know this wasnt part of Gods plan?

[@Pasta-Tony]

@@icymix9574 Because their god only gets credited with good things that happen.

[@E.M.Tucker]

They’re so young ❤, I hope that they’ve learned from this experience. They’re lucky to be alive.

[@tlc-123]

Dang, Kierra is snitching on her friends with ease! 😂

[@MichaelBell-f6b]

At that point I’m drunk and don’t remember shit because and I remain silent

[@jjones5345]

Lmfao Kierra immediately: “sooo that 👉 is the driver” 😂 I knew right then.

[@patjohn775]

She snitched on herself first by handing that fake id to the cops

[@joshjjjjj25]

I mean its pretty obvious when you almost give the cop a fake ID

[@debbipriz]

There is a point where lying to cover up isn't actually helping anyone. I am not sure I would call it snitching.

[@susanmartin3762]

"As long as my friends are alive. That's all that matters. This is my 1st time watching your channel. I'm coming back! Thank you for doing this. ❤

[@anielehhh]

timestamp? >

[@stayatiny_]

⁠@@anielehhh26:09

[@41Velu]

@@anielehhh 26:08

[@bethewalt7385]

You realize the channel isn't responsible for the drink driver saying the right things? Good lord

[@futuretactical3269]

The nurse saying "you can do it" is crazy work

[@dukx3986]

That doesn't seem like something you'd want on youtube.

[@jordanverret3044]

@@dukx3986you can tell she was doing nothing too lol the way she recalled the doctor going to check on the girl as if it were a past conversation and not like it just happened lol

[@Tjnah214]

Crazy work has got to stop

[@miaholloway8526]

Yeah and she was questioning the officers tests. Lady you’re a nurse. Not a trained and certified law enforcement officer… 😮

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

The officer has to learn somehow, the nurse was right and getting him to see how easy it was to for himself.

[@Singer6171]

This cop, Officer "Andy", was absolutely awesome. I'm so glad to see there are actually good cops out there. So often nowadays it's just not what you see.

[@michaelhinckley771]

I love and respect the young female drivers positivity and responsibility at the end. Not complaining about her car or the trouble she's in she's truly worried about her friends.

[@jvnbrk]

Things to not admit to the Cops..."I am good at driving while intoxicated lol

[@TheNamesRyan]

Kiera seems like the only level headed one despite not being old enough to drink lol

[@rogerborg]

I can fix her.

[@snarkmark]

Kiera also ratted out her friends plus left them to care for themselves after the crash..

[@Antonio-ys5zd]

None of them are 21. They had fakes that Lexi bought offline

[@elijahjakobsen7898]

@@snarkmark Ratted out? Everything in this case would come to light eventually anyways, you shortbus rider. Prolonging the process would've only made things worse for everybody involved. Not expecting someone with 3 IQ to understand that, though.

[@sycobeansillywytgirl]

Kiera’s been drinking for a while I think.

[@user-kq9pv6es7m]

Thank you for the comments at the end too, cool to see someone using their platform to pass on a good message.

[@duzk7588]

"Just out of curiosity, can you give me additional charges against your friend?"

[@gillowejr8393]

Right…”just out of curiosity (and so I can build my case against your friend)…”

[@rjkora]

This cop is so professional and handle this situation so well so glad these girls didn’t kill anyone

[@snarkmark]

*No seatbelt No problem* Ehum, I don't think that's how the saying goes mr officer.. 😅

[@Teri_B.]

I was SHOCKED by that, as well. 😲 Then one asked, have you been drinking a little bit tonight, Kiera? She said, yeah. He said, yeah ok well... Not the normal LEO'S response to a DD crash, for sure. 🙃

[@PLKW3rox]

Ugh, right?? I assume they’re just trying to keep the conversations light and casual so they keep talking and telling the truth but damn, lol.

[@drew6846]

@@Teri_B. he was trying to keep them calm, yes they were drunk but car crashes are scary.

[@Oliviaandtrina]

She's already freaking out, do you think if he said "Oh my God!! You weren't wearing a seatbelt, you could have died!!" That would help calm her.

[@rhiannon420]

@@Oliviaandtrinai 100% agree with this. the last thing the crying, hysterical girl needed was to be reminded of the gravity of the situation. let her calm down or it’s going to be in one ear, out the other.

[@rosetop12891]

I just wanna commend the officer who was so kind and patient with Lexi. My heart kinda melted with how professional, yet compassionate and empathetic he was. Also, love his tone while questioning about the fake IDs and ordering the alcohol. Curious and neutral, not judgmental and harsh or disciplinary. Responding to this scene may have probably put many others in an exasperated mood. I love that this guy was so calm and good natured despite the tragedy and the stakes.

[@ChiliCat..]

Her parents will be disappointed but if they’re worth anything they’ll be more concerned with her safety and wellbeing.

[@stayathomeserial2653]

I love the banter between the officer and the nurse.

[@GoGoGooey]

She was not a nurse I would want.

[@Christinaanna5]

Banter is not what I would call it... she was rude, lazy and not willing to do her own job but more willing to tell the cop how to do his and hers 😏🤒🤕

[@randallromero625]

Cops are notorious for hooking up with nurses. It’s a very very common thing lol

[@dawnjones6138]

Me too 😂

[@themavrandbrickashaw5511]

@@Christinaanna5 They clearly knew each other and were joking around...

[@Jumajaju811]

Rolf, Thank you for being a good citizen and worried for those girls and others on the road.

[@abantuking6972]

The officer was the most calm and patient person in the video, he explained everything so clearly in a soft and clear voice and blamed any of the ladies. Even laughed when she said you can get fake IDs online... Well done

[@arievena19744]

It's refreshing to see polite, well mannered ladies for a change. I hope they all learned an important lesson. Glad no one was seriously hurt.

[@uxerpusher]

Yeah most drunks are very "polite".😂😂😂cringe

[@SamAndFam311]

​@@uxerpusheryou're a gross human like for real

[@Tammmeee]

What makes you so refreshed at seeing drunk young ladies who could've caused severe damage to innocent people? THE FACT THAT THEY SPEAK SOFTLY DOESN'T GIVE THEM A PASS TO USE FAKE IDs AT A BAR.. GET DRUNK... AND CRASH INTO A TREE! WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU!?

[@tinkerer842]

I never thought drinking and driving was ever polite considering the potential of harming or even worst ending someone’s life. cringe

[@terryperry4160]

Yeah, I don't think any if them realized how drunk they were.

[@drshelkie4153]

Thank Goodness for the man who looked for them and called it in!

[@kittysplode]

you mean who drove them off the road?

[@kiddokueen]

@@kittysplode your ears must not work well, he didn't run them off the road. He found them after his wife said there was no way they'd make it home, and they were pulled over, getting sick. He told them they probably shouldn't go anywhere and *they* sped off. He watched from afar as they sped thru a turn and went in the ditch. He in *no* way drove them off the road.

[@kittysplode]

@@kiddokueen so what you're saying is that if they weren't being followed / chased by dude she prolly wouldn't have sped off and crashed?

[@joshbarron4415]

@@kittysplodehe was not chasing them. There was no mention of that by any of the occupants. If that did happen, do you think the one occupant would feel comfortable sitting in his truck?

[@gleff3345]

Probably wouldn't be able to live with the knowledge having of not gone over and checked.

[@ellimae1548]

The officers and EMTs and the public were are so helpful and nice. The officer we are following was so funny with the questions he asked and has a great personality .

[@gunsnrosesrocksginny]

This was such an example of how we should all treat one another! Excellent job by the officers and the girls!

[@Arthur-ke9vz]

I’m a 58 yr old retired touring musician, and an alcoholic. I’ve been sober for about a year. Two years ago my dad died, mom died 6 months later, 2 weeks later a drunk driver killed my wife and daughter. Please don’t drink alcohol, please.

[@Infact77]

my condolences, please take care of yourself

[@Decopainterandtea]

That's alot in a short time. I agree with the other commenter. Please take care of yourself.

[@suitejodi]

The fact that you’re sober after all of that trauma is a huge testament to your strength, keep it up. ❤

[@JessSmith96]

I’m so sorry to hear about your family. I am proud of you for 1 year sober! 1 day, 1 year, 10 years - it’s all amazing. My dad is 13 years sober and it seems like yesterday it was his first day, time has passed that fast. Just take it one day at a time.

[@beavinator]

I'm so sorry for your loss. I'm an alcoholic. But I live alone and don't drive or even leave my apartment, so I can't hurt anyone but myself.

[@redwatch1100]

That's what I call genuine remorse right there. That girl knows she messed up and I feel bad for her. I hope she learned a good lesson. She got lucky.

[@mortqqq]

Nonsense - she's just drunk. And so deluded she thinks a god has plans for her. Hopefully, there's a judge and a counsellor and a program that have plans for her, rather than an invisible magic sky friend.

[@tensemurm5924]

@@mortqqq She also openly admitted to the drinking, the fake ID, completely accepted getting arrested, and showed concern for the others beyond herself or her arrest. Sounds like you just hate that she's religious and can't accept that religious people can show remorse for their mistakes too.

[@rominalasagna4980]

@@tensemurm5924 she’s def not the worst dui I’ve seen but I think if she actually felt remorse she would have stopped when the first guy pulled over with them and told them they shouldn’t be driving while that drunk. Its a lot easier to feel bad about what you did when you’re at the point of no return, your car is totaled, your friend is getting cut out of the car, and the cops are there

[@endless_song]

@@mortqqqEverone is entitled to their religious beliefs, and you are entitled to have none. But her statement about God's plan is completely normal for people who believe - it doesn't reflect any sort of mental dysfunction. Driving drunk on the other hand......

[@aliceinoregonland3942]

Bull! She does this a lot, said so in the hospital! "I drive good while intoxicated!" 🤨 You are in a hospital and lucky you didn't kill one of your friends! But, they aren't much better!

[@jhinabloomingflower807]

How nice it is to see people being polite and cooperative and not inducing unnecessary stress for anyone 😃🙂 It’s one of those Rare police videos for me and I like it 🎉

[@johnson5725]

I agree. Of course drinking and driving is a bad thing to do, but people make mistakes and they are young so. I’m glad they are alright

[@QuanPookie]

Yeah how nice to see a girl putting people’s lives at risk but non of that seems to matter to you bias people in the comments.

[@QuanPookie]

@@johnson5725Yes let’s downplay putting peoples lives at risk. Just a simple “mistake” right?

[@CrAzYpotpie]

​@@QuanPookieThe majority of the comments seem to indicate the average person thinks this way. Crazy world we live in, eh? I want off it, too.

[@QuanPookie]

@ The majority of comments are more than likely from white people so that should tell you everything.

[@r_l_o6324]

Kids think that speeding and reckless driving is all fun and games until something like this happens. Wear are your seatbelts kids.😢

[@JediTimelord19]

Its 2024 there is no excuse for drinking and driving they need to start permanently revoking licenses from these drunk idiots.

[@tashashouse]

Or at least a year then 3 years with the interlock, breath thingy.

[@glassdiamond2185]

Doesn't do any good if you've seen lots of these. They drive anyway.

[@FilipAus]

So in Australia anything over 0.15bac and it's 12 months loss of licensee and 12 months of the interlock after they get their licensee back. They have to blow zero everytime they restart their car and it even randomly asks you to do it while driving (you have to pull over obviously). 0.08 to 0.15 is midrange, instant loss of licensee for 6 months. 0.05 to 0.08, low range, is a fine. Repeat offenders get more months without license, interlock and then jail.

[@LuciusYano]

some people just think theyre mlre sober than they really are especially when youre surrounded by others at a party having a good time then you sit in car and drive and it all calms down and it hits you harder than when you were in straight party mode. not to mention we all know alcohol impairs decision making and removes inhibitions but its still a bad choice regardless

[@MarvinLeikam]

KUDAVE KILLED HUR BUDDIE GALZS&HUR SELF.

[@user-fw3ys9us2v]

What a pleasant change. Polite and honest - showing how it can be handled when you do something wrong.

[@savedbyJESUS777]

@26:03 I commend her for being told she's being arrested and staying chill, shaking her head yeah and not acting like a banshee in an 80's metal band😂 Becwuse most start that screaming, " 🎶Daaaa f4qqq, you're not arresting meeeeeeeeeeee🎵!!!!" Like they are Auditioning for being in an 80's heavy metal band and then start moshing 😆 🤣

[@ChrisAndCats]

Shaking your head means side to side movement/no. Nodding your head means up and down movement/yes. Saying "shaking your head yes" makes zero sense.

[@kittysplode]

@@ChrisAndCats you must be fun at parties

[@wizzy1098]

@@ChrisAndCatswhat are u yapping

[@xxxxxxxxxxxxxc-r3x]

@@ChrisAndCatsoh brother🙄🤦‍♀️

[@strawberrycrepecookie4125]

that cop was sooo compassionate. the girls were clearly terrified and just hoping to get through it and he wasn't trying to antagonize them at all. He could tell they knew how bad it was.