[police radio chatter]
[knocks on window]
- Hello?
Is that yours?
Roll this window down.
Can you roll it down?
Ma'am?
Can you open the door for me?
Thank you.
- [inaudible]
- I want you to undo your seat belt, OK?
Step right out there.
Step right outside the car, OK?
- Step outside.
- She's messed up.
There's two little ones asleep back there.
Come here, ma'am.
Go ahead and step out for me, OK?
Step out of the car.
- Are you OK?
- Do you have a medical condition?
- You do?
Are you diabetic?
- You are?
Do you have a little sugar?
Sit back right there.
I don't think that you have low sugar.
I'm a diabetic.
I'm a type 1 diabetic myself, and you're
exhibiting no signs of low sugar other than you're confused.
Your pupils are super pinpoint and not reacting to light.
What other medications have you taken?
[police radio chatter]
- She says she--
- Have you taken any heroin or anything like that?
- Her pupils are pinpoint. - No?
OK.
- He's asking her if she took anything.
- OK, why don't you wait right here.
We're going to have an ambulance come check you out, OK?
OK, I'm going to run her real fast.
- All right, I'll chill up here.
- Yeah.
There's two little children sleeping in the back seat,
and she has no idea what's going on.
She's completely incoherent.
She's awake, but she's incoherent.
So her license is revoked for DUI.
She's required to have an ignition interlock, which she
doesn't have in this vehicle.
Nothing on her license shows her to be diabetic.
- Ma'am, come out here for me.
Come on.
Ma'am, hey, what's in your hand right there?
- Here, let me see this.
What's in your hand?
- Can I see this, please?
Here.
- Let me grab that, please.
All right, ma'am, bring this hand behind your back for me.
Don't make me break your fingers.
Just give this to me, OK?
- Ryan, be careful without gloves.
- I'm about to break your fingers.
Give me what's in your hand.
- I see a cap.
It looks to be a vial of some sort.
- Let me go get my gloves real quick.
So obviously she's holding something in her hand,
and she won't let go.
I can't even pry her hand off.
So we're going to try to see what it is.
- You have your baton?
Oh, you got that? OK.
- Yeah.
- It's a vial.
- Be real careful with that vial.
They can-- it can go through your gloves.
Ma'am, you're going to be placed under arrest, OK?
- Yeah, PCP.
- Yeah.
- When we got her out of the car to put her in handcuffs,
we found a vial in her hand that we think has PCP in it.
What we've got to do now is transport her to the hospital
and make sure she's good.
And then we've got to wait till someone can get the kids.
So at least we kept the kids safe tonight.
That's what we're after.