An older bodycam video featuring deputies confronting a Mercedes driver at home is continuing to go viral for all the wrong reasons: even when caught at home, the woman denies everything.
CK Bodycam published the video on February 21, 2025, and it now has more than 4 million views. The upload describes a woman accused of hitting three cars before driving away.
As deputies question her, the talk turns to whether she has been drinking. They also point to damage on her Mercedes, which she blames on a different crash.
Her tone toward one deputy briefly softens during the encounter. Soon, though, he announces a DUI arrest, and the trip back to the patrol car brings a fresh round of arguments.
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The encounter opens with a deputy calling the woman over. He accuses her of crashing into cars and tells her to turn around so he can handcuff her.
“I did not,” she responds, repeating the denial as he takes hold of her. She asks for her attorney while he directs her into the patrol car.
Once inside, she complains that the cuffs hurt and says her wrists are bleeding. The deputy disputes that claim, then later checks the cuffs as she continues to complain.
When a deputy points to damage on her Mercedes, she says it came from a prior crash. He counters that several witnesses saw her hit cars in the parking lot and that there is video.
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A second deputy introduces himself and says he smells alcohol on her breath. He asks her to get out for field sobriety tests, and the cuffs come off.
She calls him “babes,” prompting a reply that he has not been called that in many years. He then leads her toward a white line for the tests.
Soon, he puts the cuffs back on and promises to keep them loose. “You’re amazing,” she responds, thanking him and praising his manner compared with the other deputy’s.
He announces that she is under arrest for DUI and takes her back to the patrol car. There, she adds to her account of the damage. Someone hit her Mercedes two months earlier, she says, and she had not had it fixed.
She offers to show a record of that crash. Someone else is handling the crash, the deputy explains. His role is to look into DUI.
After disputing his account of her drinking, she argues as deputies tell her to put her feet inside. One warns that resisting could bring another charge. CK Bodycam’s closing narration reports one count each of DUI, leaving the scene of a crash, and resisting arrest.
All parties are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.