@@Charlie-yv3ib not really. Not anymore. Most younger people probably don't have a home phone. Still not okay for her to drive over there while under the influence, of course.
People like her dont deserve kids at all. There are people out there who would love a child of their own and then there is her who is putting her life at risk, her sons life at risk and other drivers. The fact she was over double the limit and she says "what" makes me so angry. Her kid should be taken off her cos she is lucky the baby was asleep
I don’t have a hole lot of patients when it comes to drunk driving.I think that the maximum amount of chances people should get for having driving privileges back after a DUI is only 1,one chance for individuals like this to get their acts together and if they decide to get into a car and risk other people’s lives by driving drunk again than they should have their driving privileges permanently revoked!
@@tylerduncan4096 you give idiots like this one more chance, what are the odds that they will commit the same offence again? Or what if they got away with it before? People like this don’t deserve another chance. She’s old enough to know what’s right and wrong. Not all leopards can change their spots.
Gosh how can you be so stupid willing to risk her sons life .this is what wev become a phone more important than the son she give birth to.Taking that poor child out of a warm bed to get her phone.
@@letsplay7057 tbh there's no excuse. Forgetting your phone worth risking a child's life? Not in my opinion. What if the police didn't see her and she ended up crashing and killing the toddler, I'm sure your opinion would have changed upon receiving that news.
This might not be a popular opinion, but I think they should first offer her support and the chance to do better as a parent. Foster care can be harmful to children too, I think. She should have her license suspended and should have to actively show that she's better than this. Edit: if they don't see evidence of her being a bad mother in other ways, that is. If this was her umpteenth time driving drunk with her son in the car then it's different of course.
Also tells you she knew…she knew what she was doing was wrong, dangerous and shameful, but she did it anyway. Arrogant drunks think they’ll never get caught.
@@gaz8177 he arrested her.. what more do you want. he used his powers and arrested her. The rest is not up to him. Police also have conversations with people and if necessary advice. she was advised accordingly!
Only an intoxicated person would drive back to a party to retrieve a phone with their child in the back seat. When drinks are involved ‘reason’ is replaced by madness for many people.
Worried about her child and losing her job AFTER she’s caught......these r the things that u think about before drinking and driving and should stop you
@Geordie Joe instead we have to worry about someone pulling a knife. We have to worry about understaffed and underfunded police. I was at my local police station. Plenty of vehicles and I asked about it, the officer said ‘we don’t have the officers for the vehicles.’
@Geordie Joe l went to Florida, went to Walmart to go McDonald's and there was a guy outside the restaurant selling guns out of a cabinet as if he was selling hotdogs 🥴 Crazy shit..
My grandad had a heart attack and a quad heart bypass in 1985. He instantly stopped driving even though his doctor said it was fine for him to continue driving. He had over 25 years of safe driving certificates through his work (he was a Royal Mail postman who was medically retired after 29 years), with zero accidents in all that time. He gave up driving so that he would never risk hurting someone if he had another heart attack while driving. If more people thought like my grandad (that they didn’t want to risk hurting others) the world would be a much better place
Your grandad was the complete opposite of the man who killed 7 people in Glasgow a few years back, he had a condition that caused blackouts and yet continued in his job as the driver of a bin lorry, he blacked out at the wheel of it and destroyed seven people just before Xmas.
@@georginacat7667 There is no law that states you have to give up driving if you have a heart attack/heart surgery. The DVLA has to be informed but once you are passed as fit by the doctors you can drive again. There are some conditions that could result in a restricted licence i.e. you can't drive certain vehicles or do certain driving jobs but you can drive your own car. Hope this clarifies.
I cant believe she has the audacity to act like the officers are putting her son in danger by leaving him asleep in the car when she's speeding/drink driving with him in the car!! She's no mother she's just someone who gave birth to a child, hope she was investigated by social services.
Just been watching US bodycam films. Thank heavens for the UK police - whatever their faults. Both situations de-escalated and handled with compassion and common-sense. A lot of people here don't realise how lucky we are....
Police in the UK get shit on by others far too much. People lack the knowledge to understand what they go through every day to ensure people's safety on the streets. It pisses me off when I meet people who state they don't like the police because of how "cruel" they are with criminals and people. Get a grip. 😴🙄
@@crimsongold6980 They shouldn't get a free pass when they do stray off line - but yes, on the whole we are damn lucky to have them. Compared to the shit-show of policing in the US, our police are far more professional and far less lethal.
Because even though these people are committing crimes they are still people wether they need help with drugs/alcohol or they need to get out of a bad crowd or made a stupid mistake in the heat of the moment. Two of my mums boyfriends children could be done for gbh for beating someone quite bad in a pub cos they were properly pissed just cos the other guys was being odd to them, but when they are sober they are such chill guys
Funnily enough, I literally just came from a video where a cop treated a drunk driver compassionately before detaining her, the woman had just gotten her friend killed by her driving drunk as well. There are tons of other examples out there I'm willing to bet, though they don't make the front page of any news outlets here in the US anymore than they might overseas. Bad cops are sadly out there making the model ones that should be the standard look bad by association. Of course me needing to even point this out is saddening.
Why didn't she go get the phone without bringing him along if she'd left him alone to party? Sounds weird. My guess is she either brought him along to the party (to be fair, we don't know what kind of party) or had a baby sitter. Or did I miss something?
How does it sound like she left her son home alone? Because in that case, wouldn’t she of left him at home in bed alone again while getting her phone? Think about it... Sceptical one! 🤦🏼♀️
I love that she made the phone call "This is PC X there's nothing to worry about". That's very thoughtful in preventing the horror that I would feel at receiving a call from the police on the middle of the night.
I am so aggravated by this lady, she’s worrying about all the wrong things. She didn’t even care how they were going to take her son. She cared abt her dads opinion and her phone.
It is really amusing, watching law enforcement in other countries from an American perspective. These officers are so polite and non-threatening, but firm. Even when dealing with an offense like this.
Don't get me wrong , some can be very angry and snappy and occasionally not very nice. But 90% of the time if the person isn't being threatening they know it isn't worth escalating the situation by shouting, especially when there's kids involved
Every child deserves to have parents but not every parents deserves to have kids. Having lost people that I loved to drunk drivers. I have absolutely ZERO sympathy for anyone selfish enough to get intoxicated and then get behind the wheel of a car. Especially when there are so many ways to get to where you need to go safely.
It's amazing that the childs welfare didn't matter enough for you to get behind the wheel of a car while drunk, but as soon as you're stopped by the police you suddenly turn into mother the year all concerned about the child 🤦🏽♀️🤬
@@dominus6224 And she chose to get drunk, knowing that she also needed to care of her child. Those poor decisions started before the first drink touched her lips. She knew what she was doing. Are people like you really that simple minded that you'll believe her BS and just blame her stupidity on alcohol? Lots of people drink, but most of us have more sense than to put kids in danger.
@@georgina-a Nah, ik nog simple minded, you’re just reflecting there. It’s just that the OP doesn’t make sense in the slightest way. All I’m saying is that she didn’t “all of the sudden” turn into the mother of the year. She’s just drunk and spewing all sorts of crap like every drunk does. So of course they don’t think straight. She didn’t instinctively care about the child or anything.
probably not, actually. Wine is about 3 times stronger than beer, in general, and with the limit at 0.35 you would be over the limit from 2 pints easily. Depending on the beer 1 pint might take you over the limit.
@@cptings3396 a standard wineglass of wine, 125ml i think, has more points of alcohol than a pint of lager. So the glasses would be 125ml and 1 pint respectivly...
Excellent job officers she should 100% serve so jail time and be permanently banned from driving I feel so so sorry for her son I'm glad the police caught her before the inevitable happened
Your delusional. There are nice cops just like this in America. I love how people like you want to try and make the police to be out to be bad people here in the U.S. but yet someone breaks into your house or tries to hurt you or your family you going to be picking up that phone to call them same "mean" cops lmao 😂
I nearly lost my life to a drunk driver. Thank God I was wearing a seatbelt! It was the last gift my husband had given me before he died. You can replace a car, but never a life. But that woman, driving drunk with an innocent child in the back, people like that makes me sick!!!!🤢 😷. I hate drunk drivers!!!!👎
You know she wasn’t driving back she was driving home from the party with her child. She went to a kids party and all the parents were drinking and that’s not okay! I grew up in a house without alcohol and I can tell you it was the best!
And I grew up in a house with parents who drank in moderation and I have a 4 pack in the kitchen at the moment. I don't get blind drunk and would never drive after drinking anything and none of my friends or family would, even at 18,19,20 no one would get in that situation. You leave your phone there till the next day once you've sobered up or you get a mate from the party to bring it round
my parents only had a very small tipple at christmas or easter if we had visitors. They were not against alcohol. Result was both my brother and I grew up respecting alcohol and aged 65 i am fairly indifferent to it.
@@mariahoulihan9483 I think thats the best way. My dad was pulled over in a random traffic stop like they used to do years ago (one of those spot check things they did around holiday season sometimes), and they asked him wben he last had a drink. He replied (without being sarcastic as it didn't occur to him) that he had a cup of coffee with breakfast. They said "no sir, an alcoholic drink". "Ohh. That was last year at christmas" was dad's reply. It never occurred to him to answer initially about alcohol because it was one of those things in our house where occasionally you'd have one glass after Christmas dinner, and sometimes a toast at new years eve, but that was it. Moderation I think creates the indifference you describe. Forbidding it can make it attractive to try.
Being an American and watching British cops is absolutely mind blowing. Nobody gets treated like this in America especially when they endanger themselves, other people, and children! There’s not even a barrier between law-enforcement and The suspect!
I love being on my phone but dang sleep the drunk away and then go get it the next day! I'm a mom and I don't care how drunk I am, I still wouldn't be drunk enough to think it's a good idea to drive with my sleeping kid in the back.
@@mariahoulihan9483 a lot of moms get drunk or a little tipsy now and then. Truthfully I hardly ever drink. But even when I do I still make sure my child is safe first and always. Usually he's with a babysitter or he's asleep. Moms are only human and allowed to have fun every now and then. You just shouldn't do it all the time or in front of your child. Or put your child at risk. Under the right circumstances it's ok to have one too many or whatever.
@@mariahoulihan9483 and clearly I meant no matter how drunk I am I still have the common sense not to drive. I feel like you knew what I meant. You purposely took it the wrong way. 😑
I can't stand drink driving, there is simply no excuses for it. All it takes is a small lapse of concentration and your life and potentially somebody elses could be over.
People like her dont deserve kids at all. There are people out there who would love a child of their own and then there is her who is putting her life at risk, her sons life at risk and other drivers. The fact she was over double the limit and she says "what" makes me so angry. Her kid should be taken off her cos she is lucky the baby was asleep
@@pearlkelly6337 I ain't having ago but it doesn't matter if the baby was asleep or not shouldn't of been there in the first place.and yes your rigth there are people out there that would love kids of their own 2 love and protect.then you have lowlifes like this that can have babies but can protect them not even from themselves.you and your family stay safe and well
@@pearlkelly6337 thank you not all people think the same some think yh it's ok 2 drive when drunk until they kill someone.i live near a main road and over the last 6 months 8 car crashes luckily no one got hurt 6 of them crashes drink drivers.should be ban 4 life
I gave up driving due medication and the mere thought of hurting anyone was a horrible thing so I hate this woman endangering her own child is f***ed up
we are always impaired even after a little drink. That is why its wisest to never drink and drive as amounts and percentages are, as you say, misleading.
I usually use a large wine glass with 13%wine & i definitely feel after 1 glass id be over the limit to drive 😳 how did she think it was safe to do that with her kid in the car is beyond me 🤦🏼♀️
Thank god for police stop the drunk irresponsible selfish mother driving while drunk with child in car it is irresponsible. I can't imagine what would happen poor child or other drivers with children .
The problem is we don't think clearly when drunk. She seems like she had the best intentions but then made a bad judgement call once drunk. It's the entire reason I never carry my car keys even if I intend to get a taxi home. I might decide when drunk that I'm OK to drive to I take that option off the table
I heard a young woman on the train yesterday telling her friend she was probably still drunk when she drove her car to work a few days ago following a 'wild night out' she thought it was amusing. Not just stupid and irresponsible, totally unacceptable.
That poor child. Getting taken out of his comfortable bed with no pants on and in the car with a drunk mom. And she was more worried about her phone, job, and dad. Should have been more concerned about her child. She never should have been a mother.
Wow I’m in New York, U.S. and I can’t believe the subtle differences between how they stop and hold drivers compared to us. Two cops in a front seat with a suspected DUI driver who is wearing a skeleton suit and possibly armed and/or dumb is crazy to me lmao. Yes I meant humor there but still here in America especially New York you won’t get that nice frankly treatment. God bless the kid!
@@lissieloveskitties Guns are legalised over in Britain too. Even before handguns were banned,the police had less protection,as license-holders were stringently-checked.
She seemed a lot more concerned about her phone & her job than her little one fast asleep in the back of her car whilst she was driving under the influence! Selfish woman. I wouldn’t be surprised if they end up keeping an eye on how she cares for her child, because that’s just reckless & he could’ve been killed if she had crashed! 🤨🤷♀️
@@willgaff3183 load of rubbish. courts can only work on sentencing tarrifs whcih take no account of sex of the offender into consideration. Drink driving is NOT an offence IN AND OFF ITSELF to take a child from someone in the UK. a host of reasons. However, she will be looked at re her care for that child. We have just not been informed what it is. child care proceedings take place in the family courts not the criminal courts.
That cop is trying so hard to NOT laugh at the 2nd girl that got punched 👊 in the face " for no reason at all " dude must be a lil shite when he's not the victim of an assault
@@mariahoulihan9483 Yes that's what I mean. Even when it's serious, the interaction is not unnecessarily explosive. I'd be petrified of the police in America.
Unbelievable, that woman was more concerned about her phone than the life of her child and other innocent people. Personally I think the penalties for drink driving are not enough. She had the nerve to sob in the police car!! Selfish woman she deserves to lose her job, the car and that poor child. Makes my blood boil 😠😠😠
Pick your phone up in the morning. If you desperately need it, pay a sober friend to go pick it up for you and owe them big time.
There’s no run in that
You can hardly ask your sober friend to pick it up if you’ve no phone to ask them...
@@ilovetkd100 home phones are a thing lol
@@Charlie-yv3ib not really. Not anymore. Most younger people probably don't have a home phone. Still not okay for her to drive over there while under the influence, of course.
@@ilovetkd100 .
So this lady was more worried about retrieving her phone and losing her job than endangering her son’s life DUI? She seriously has no morals! 😠
People like her dont deserve kids at all. There are people out there who would love a child of their own and then there is her who is putting her life at risk, her sons life at risk and other drivers. The fact she was over double the limit and she says "what" makes me so angry. Her kid should be taken off her cos she is lucky the baby was asleep
@@pearlkelly6337 I agree disgraceful
@@pearlkelly6337 💯 agreed
I don’t have a hole lot of patients when it comes to drunk driving.I think that the maximum amount of chances people should get for having driving privileges back after a DUI is only 1,one chance for individuals like this to get their acts together and if they decide to get into a car and risk other people’s lives by driving drunk again than they should have their driving privileges permanently revoked!
@@tylerduncan4096 you give idiots like this one more chance, what are the odds that they will commit the same offence again? Or what if they got away with it before? People like this don’t deserve another chance. She’s old enough to know what’s right and wrong. Not all leopards can change their spots.
Her phone was more important than herself, her son and the public's lives! Disgusting.
Gosh how can you be so stupid willing to risk her sons life .this is what wev become a phone more important than the son she give birth to.Taking that poor child out of a warm bed to get her phone.
Alcohol makes you make the wrong decisions simple
She needed her phone to find out what time her coke dealer was dropping off for her at the house
It’s white parents
@@cptings3396 maybe it should be made illegal
Great mum; drives drunk with kid in the back, then bursts into tears, like a kid, when she's caught.
typical little millennial thinks there’s no consequences to her disgusting behaviour.
She could have killed anyone, then what say sorry! Wooooow!
Nice profile pic
@@philbamford6957 As a millennial, I can confirm that thankfully she is in the minority
Nope, really cares about the safety of her sleeping child in the back seats when she's about to be arrested.
that woman is absolutely shameful. your child should be ALL that matters..
Many parents don't care for their children
Thus we have the self entitled karens who scream and shout about I have a child !
People like that deserve to have their kids taken into care. If you want to risk your life go ahead, but don't risk children's lives.
@@letsplay7057 tbh there's no excuse. Forgetting your phone worth risking a child's life? Not in my opinion. What if the police didn't see her and she ended up crashing and killing the toddler, I'm sure your opinion would have changed upon receiving that news.
Liar liar.. Bloody disgusting
This might not be a popular opinion, but I think they should first offer her support and the chance to do better as a parent. Foster care can be harmful to children too, I think. She should have her license suspended and should have to actively show that she's better than this.
Edit: if they don't see evidence of her being a bad mother in other ways, that is. If this was her umpteenth time driving drunk with her son in the car then it's different of course.
@@letsplay7057 the child would die with that parent. Other options there are alive without their parent
@@letsplay7057 are you kidding???? How is it fair for the child to have a parent who literally risks their life by driving while drunk?
"My dads gonna kill me" "im gonna lose my job now"
NO SHIT, THATS WHY YOU DONT PARTY WHEN YOU HAVE AN *INFANT* THEN DECIDE TO DRINK AND DRIVE????
She should've had Dad watch the kiddo so she could go out. She was absolutely foolish.
Also tells you she knew…she knew what she was doing was wrong, dangerous and shameful, but she did it anyway. Arrogant drunks think they’ll never get caught.
She’s not fit to be looking after a child never mind herself if that’s the kind of decisions she is making. Clueless and selfish.
I would give her 6 years no parole. Absolutley no fucking excuse at all.
Infant: "My Mam's gonna kill me".
Good job officer. She deserved a stern talking to and that's exactly what she got. There's no excuse for putting a child's life in danger.
Yea agree but does nothing really, should be receiving a prison sentence imo
@@gaz8177 if not prison at least jail for a few days and then court.
@@Charlie-yv3ib not to mention a visit from child and family services
@@gaz8177 he arrested her.. what more do you want. he used his powers and arrested her. The rest is not up to him. Police also have conversations with people and if necessary advice. she was advised accordingly!
@@mariahoulihan9483 yea sorry I didn’t mean the police guy himself.. the courts should be sentencing drunk drivers to jail imo
I absolutely love how this officer spoke to her. He wasn’t speaking down on her, he simply stated THE FACTS❤️❤️❤️❤️
Only an intoxicated person would drive back to a party to retrieve a phone with their child in the back seat. When drinks are involved ‘reason’ is replaced by madness for many people.
By the sound of it she went and picked up her child then drove back
and say to the police when he said he was arresting her, 'You are joking?'
People can't live without their phones nowadays
Worried about her child and losing her job AFTER she’s caught......these r the things that u think about before drinking and driving and should stop you
The contrast between American and British policing is absolutely wild.
@Geordie Joe instead we have to worry about someone pulling a knife. We have to worry about understaffed and underfunded police. I was at my local police station. Plenty of vehicles and I asked about it, the officer said ‘we don’t have the officers for the vehicles.’
@@holdencross5904 a knife is much less dangerous than a gun.
@Geordie Joe l went to Florida, went to Walmart to go McDonald's and there was a guy outside the restaurant selling guns out of a cabinet as if he was selling hotdogs 🥴 Crazy shit..
I love Great Britain. 😍
@@mariavandriessen9747 it’s not so great love honesty. Them days have gone lol
My grandad had a heart attack and a quad heart bypass in 1985. He instantly stopped driving even though his doctor said it was fine for him to continue driving. He had over 25 years of safe driving certificates through his work (he was a Royal Mail postman who was medically retired after 29 years), with zero accidents in all that time. He gave up driving so that he would never risk hurting someone if he had another heart attack while driving. If more people thought like my grandad (that they didn’t want to risk hurting others) the world would be a much better place
Your grandad was the complete opposite of the man who killed 7 people in Glasgow a few years back, he had a condition that caused blackouts and yet continued in his job as the driver of a bin lorry, he blacked out at the wheel of it and destroyed seven people just before Xmas.
@@ZJS0113 No one cares about you, you mean? I read the dudes comment and the other reply to it, your definition of no one is as broken as you are lol.
I want to die like my grandad did, peacefully in his sleep…
I don’t want to die like his 4 screaming passengers did
He gave up driving because by law he had to
@@georginacat7667 There is no law that states you have to give up driving if you have a heart attack/heart surgery. The DVLA has to be informed but once you are passed as fit by the doctors you can drive again. There are some conditions that could result in a restricted licence i.e. you can't drive certain vehicles or do certain driving jobs but you can drive your own car. Hope this clarifies.
My dad was killed by a drunk diver, please don’t do it! She could have hurt herself and her little one or a completely innocent stranger.
I’m sorry for ur lost 🥺🥺
Sorry to hear about that
It would serve her right if she hurt herself selfish mare.
Rip to your dad bro
@@Jebz96 thank you🫶🏻
I cant believe she has the audacity to act like the officers are putting her son in danger by leaving him asleep in the car when she's speeding/drink driving with him in the car!! She's no mother she's just someone who gave birth to a child, hope she was investigated by social services.
Did those two glasses of wine come out of a green bottle with a deer's head on it by
any chance?
Or possibly a grey bottle with a goose on it?
Took me a minute
I love how she was more concerned about her son once the vehicle was safe and stationary rather than when she was driving it too fast & drunk...
Ikr. 🤣🤦♂️
Just been watching US bodycam films. Thank heavens for the UK police - whatever their faults. Both situations de-escalated and handled with compassion and common-sense. A lot of people here don't realise how lucky we are....
Police in the UK get shit on by others far too much. People lack the knowledge to understand what they go through every day to ensure people's safety on the streets. It pisses me off when I meet people who state they don't like the police because of how "cruel" they are with criminals and people. Get a grip. 😴🙄
@@crimsongold6980 They shouldn't get a free pass when they do stray off line - but yes, on the whole we are damn lucky to have them. Compared to the shit-show of policing in the US, our police are far more professional and far less lethal.
@@tullochgorum6323 Indeed.
Because even though these people are committing crimes they are still people wether they need help with drugs/alcohol or they need to get out of a bad crowd or made a stupid mistake in the heat of the moment.
Two of my mums boyfriends children could be done for gbh for beating someone quite bad in a pub cos they were properly pissed just cos the other guys was being odd to them, but when they are sober they are such chill guys
Funnily enough, I literally just came from a video where a cop treated a drunk driver compassionately before detaining her, the woman had just gotten her friend killed by her driving drunk as well. There are tons of other examples out there I'm willing to bet, though they don't make the front page of any news outlets here in the US anymore than they might overseas. Bad cops are sadly out there making the model ones that should be the standard look bad by association. Of course me needing to even point this out is saddening.
“2 glasses of wine”, aye. It’s always only the “2 beers” and “2 wines”.
My mum almost died because of some drunk - thank fuck, she survived.
I’m so sorry :( I hope she is okay now
Two glasses of wine will put you at that limit. Most wines are close to 20% in volume
I think it's more that the glasses are like 1/3 a bottle. Wine is 12-14%, 20% is like fortified wine strength.
They will charge you at .035 in the UK. 2 drinks will put loads of people over.
She never mentioned how big the glasses were 😂
Good, that police officer told her exactly what should’ve been said! I have no time for drunk drivers, it’s disgusting.
Hopefully Grandpa takes the little chap til Mum grows up a bit
I'm a 22 year old mum to an almost three year old and no,just no. She and anyone who puts their children im danger should have them taken away.
Im a 16 year old mum and i would NEVER EVER PUT MY CHILD IN HARMS WAY!
@@Lynbin-Vlogs good job mumma! 👌🏼 you're doing great 🌸
@@ashleecolgan9559 thanks
If that was a Man driving and his son, the kids would be taken off him for good, Soft sentences in the uk for women is a joke
It sound like she left her son home alone whilst out partying 😬🥺
Why didn't she go get the phone without bringing him along if she'd left him alone to party? Sounds weird. My guess is she either brought him along to the party (to be fair, we don't know what kind of party) or had a baby sitter.
Or did I miss something?
How does it sound like she left her son home alone?
Because in that case, wouldn’t she of left him at home in bed alone again while getting her phone?
Think about it... Sceptical one! 🤦🏼♀️
@@LOTTIE.91 exactly.
... It's "wouldn't she _have_ left him at home" though. Not "of". Sorry, couldn't resist.
@@Vindsus86 - I’m British and from Birmingham so that’s how we talk 🤷🏼♀️😂
@@LOTTIE.91 that's fine, but it shouldn't be how you write. ;)
I love that she made the phone call "This is PC X there's nothing to worry about". That's very thoughtful in preventing the horror that I would feel at receiving a call from the police on the middle of the night.
These police are so stern for a reason...they've had to witness the results of a drunken driver, the lives lost, the damage done to the innocent.
I am so aggravated by this lady, she’s worrying about all the wrong things. She didn’t even care how they were going to take her son. She cared abt her dads opinion and her phone.
Serious props to the grandad for coming to get the little one at a moments notice ❤️
Yeah he’s a better parent than her no doubt
Most days I feel like I’m failing as a mother. After watching this I won’t worry so much..
What commendable conduct from the officers, I would be so upset and surely be yelling at the drunkard.
It is really amusing, watching law enforcement in other countries from an American perspective. These officers are so polite and non-threatening, but firm. Even when dealing with an offense like this.
It's like they aren't even on steroids.
Don't get me wrong , some can be very angry and snappy and occasionally not very nice. But 90% of the time if the person isn't being threatening they know it isn't worth escalating the situation by shouting, especially when there's kids involved
Why didn't she leave the kid with his grandad for the night? Something not sitting right with her story
Sounds like she started the night being a responsible parent then it all went down hill when she noticed she had left her phone at the party.
@@ssaldfb apart from the fact that it seems like she left her son alone at home to go to that party ....
@@Nidiamo looks to me he went to the party with her. Both got a taxi home he went to bed then she realised she left her phone and risked driving back.
Was there actually a taxi ride home? Or was that all made up, because something doesn't sound right to me
@@jacquiwilliams267
I reckon she took the kid to the party put him to bed there while she got drunk downstairs then drove home
Every child deserves to have parents but not every parents deserves to have kids. Having lost people that I loved to drunk drivers. I have absolutely ZERO sympathy for anyone selfish enough to get intoxicated and then get behind the wheel of a car. Especially when there are so many ways to get to where you need to go safely.
It's amazing that the childs welfare didn't matter enough for you to get behind the wheel of a car while drunk, but as soon as you're stopped by the police you suddenly turn into mother the year all concerned about the child 🤦🏽♀️🤬
Exactly. Ass backwards.
Very well said. Couldn't agree more.
Are people like you really that simple minded? She’s DRUNK. Of course she’s not going to be thinking straight.
@@dominus6224 And she chose to get drunk, knowing that she also needed to care of her child. Those poor decisions started before the first drink touched her lips. She knew what she was doing.
Are people like you really that simple minded that you'll believe her BS and just blame her stupidity on alcohol? Lots of people drink, but most of us have more sense than to put kids in danger.
@@georgina-a Nah, ik nog simple minded, you’re just reflecting there. It’s just that the OP doesn’t make sense in the slightest way. All I’m saying is that she didn’t “all of the sudden” turn into the mother of the year. She’s just drunk and spewing all sorts of crap like every drunk does. So of course they don’t think straight. She didn’t instinctively care about the child or anything.
Thank GOD the Officers got to her before anything worse happened .
I hate drunk drivers they get off to easy and it's a deadly decision that can cause someone else to lose their life.
HahahahahahhahahajajJajhahahhahahaha the fact she said “what” after the number. Mam the limit is 35 you got an 88. Must be some really strong wine
Like maybe say “what” if he said like 41 but 88 is so hilariously Hugh mad her look like a complete moron.
probably not, actually. Wine is about 3 times stronger than beer, in general, and with the limit at 0.35 you would be over the limit from 2 pints easily. Depending on the beer 1 pint might take you over the limit.
@@SevCaswell how big was the glass..hmm..
@@cptings3396 a standard wineglass of wine, 125ml i think, has more points of alcohol than a pint of lager. So the glasses would be 125ml and 1 pint respectivly...
@@cptings3396 standard. Wine Will fuck you up. Never got why it's seen as a lady's drink.
Just love how shocked she was when she said "What? I've only had two glasses of Wine"
Two glasses and a pile of bullshit that needs regurgitated in the back of a police car.
"I'm not drunk"
"When was the last time you had a drink?"
"Half an hour ago."
She's drunk.
She was so bothered about her phone and being arrested and her dad judging her... yet no concern for drunk driving her child, whilst spending 🙄
かかなかわきなかわかかかは
The question is, who was babysitting the child, while she was out partying.
Why the hell does that matter?
@@liltwistofcaine I hope you're not a parent
He was at the party with her lining up shots for mum
Good question
Probably brought the child with her
Excellent job officers she should 100% serve so jail time and be permanently banned from driving I feel so so sorry for her son I'm glad the police caught her before the inevitable happened
U.K. Police Officers are so much more polite than ours in the U.S.!
Your delusional. There are nice cops just like this in America. I love how people like you want to try and make the police to be out to be bad people here in the U.S. but yet someone breaks into your house or tries to hurt you or your family you going to be picking up that phone to call them same "mean" cops lmao 😂
@@ccouch1988 Remember George Floyd??
@@eringemini7091 lmfao 😆😂😆
@@eringemini7091 you act like all cops are like that. Your just as delusional as the original poster. Lmao
@@eringemini7091 To be honest, UK Police are obviously a bit better than saying much is a far call, also the officer that killed george was arrested
They must have been two large glasses..which is about a bottle🤔🙄
'Hello Duckie, you-all-right?' That's soooooo Nottingham. Love it
Oh... The old: "I've only had two glasses of wine." excuse. Always works.
Pint glasses.
5:58 I‘ ll lose me job now... like it is the thing that matteres
*Matters
@@marcp3788 If you're going to correct someone, why the capital letter? It's not a proper noun.
@@graemepatterson thx bro 😂
@@graemepatterson well its because he replied so it started a new sentence lol
Guck sake she seriously doesn't get it...
I nearly lost my life to a drunk driver. Thank God I was wearing a seatbelt! It was the last gift my husband had given me before he died. You can replace a car, but never a life. But that woman, driving drunk with an innocent child in the back, people like that makes me sick!!!!🤢 😷. I hate drunk drivers!!!!👎
He gave u a seat belt?
@@georginacat7667Probably meant that he gave her the car given the context.
That mum is crazy even at the end she was only scared for herself
Hmm
@@Reddylion hmmm what
@@user-jk4mi4ns3n hmm for what you said .
@@Reddylion is it your mum
You know she wasn’t driving back she was driving home from the party with her child. She went to a kids party and all the parents were drinking and that’s not okay! I grew up in a house without alcohol and I can tell you it was the best!
And I grew up in a house with parents who drank in moderation and I have a 4 pack in the kitchen at the moment. I don't get blind drunk and would never drive after drinking anything and none of my friends or family would, even at 18,19,20 no one would get in that situation. You leave your phone there till the next day once you've sobered up or you get a mate from the party to bring it round
my parents only had a very small tipple at christmas or easter if we had visitors. They were not against alcohol. Result was both my brother and I grew up respecting alcohol and aged 65 i am fairly indifferent to it.
@@mariahoulihan9483 I think thats the best way. My dad was pulled over in a random traffic stop like they used to do years ago (one of those spot check things they did around holiday season sometimes), and they asked him wben he last had a drink. He replied (without being sarcastic as it didn't occur to him) that he had a cup of coffee with breakfast. They said "no sir, an alcoholic drink". "Ohh. That was last year at christmas" was dad's reply. It never occurred to him to answer initially about alcohol because it was one of those things in our house where occasionally you'd have one glass after Christmas dinner, and sometimes a toast at new years eve, but that was it. Moderation I think creates the indifference you describe. Forbidding it can make it attractive to try.
Seeing stuff like this really gets under my skin! 🤬
2 glasses, huh?? 2 bottles more like it!! 😡😠😡😠
Being an American and watching British cops is absolutely mind blowing. Nobody gets treated like this in America especially when they endanger themselves, other people, and children! There’s not even a barrier between law-enforcement and The suspect!
Hardly any guns.
Simple.
How could you drive drunk with your child?! 🤯 I don’t understand people who drink like this 🤷🏻♀️
Well done officers! I hope this poor excuse for a mother has learnt her lesson. Judging by her reaction, I won't hold my breath.
I have no sympathy for the woman she was willing to risk her childs life by making up invalid excuses aswell as risking both their lives
I love being on my phone but dang sleep the drunk away and then go get it the next day! I'm a mom and I don't care how drunk I am, I still wouldn't be drunk enough to think it's a good idea to drive with my sleeping kid in the back.
You are a Mum and don't mind how drunk you are .. whilst I applaud you not drink driving.. have you read back what you posted? Think about it.
@@mariahoulihan9483 a lot of moms get drunk or a little tipsy now and then. Truthfully I hardly ever drink. But even when I do I still make sure my child is safe first and always. Usually he's with a babysitter or he's asleep. Moms are only human and allowed to have fun every now and then. You just shouldn't do it all the time or in front of your child. Or put your child at risk. Under the right circumstances it's ok to have one too many or whatever.
@@mariahoulihan9483 and clearly I meant no matter how drunk I am I still have the common sense not to drive. I feel like you knew what I meant. You purposely took it the wrong way. 😑
Well done officers for taking this menace off the road
She wasn't thinking of her sons welfare when she drove drunk
Imagine putting others lives at risk by drinking driving.
Then Imagine drink driving with a small child in the back.
Great job thanks for protecting the child and preventing a potential disaster
Those words "safe guarding" a parents worst nightmare...
If I was that girls father I’d be fucking livid. How dare you put your kids life at risk? His grandsons life at risk!
I can't stand drink driving, there is simply no excuses for it. All it takes is a small lapse of concentration and your life and potentially somebody elses could be over.
Same with elderly driving. The reaction time is in slow motion…
I only had two glasses of wine. Failing to say they were bottle sized glasses. ;)
What a selfish woman 2 put her childs life at risk the child needs protecting by someone responsible.
People like her dont deserve kids at all. There are people out there who would love a child of their own and then there is her who is putting her life at risk, her sons life at risk and other drivers. The fact she was over double the limit and she says "what" makes me so angry. Her kid should be taken off her cos she is lucky the baby was asleep
@@pearlkelly6337 I ain't having ago but it doesn't matter if the baby was asleep or not shouldn't of been there in the first place.and yes your rigth there are people out there that would love kids of their own 2 love and protect.then you have lowlifes like this that can have babies but can protect them not even from themselves.you and your family stay safe and well
@@fifafan8673 yeah exactly. Soon as I saw your TH-cam name I subscribed to you btw
@@pearlkelly6337 thank you not all people think the same some think yh it's ok 2 drive when drunk until they kill someone.i live near a main road and over the last 6 months 8 car crashes luckily no one got hurt 6 of them crashes drink drivers.should be ban 4 life
Not me watching this and then clocking it’s Burton...only in burton🤣🤣
So sorry for your grandad 👍🏻💙
Why would risk not only YOUR OWN CHILDS LIFE let alone anyone else on the road. She needs to loose custody. Horrific
I gave up driving due medication and the mere thought of hurting anyone was a horrible thing so I hate this woman endangering her own child is f***ed up
Madness, Great Job keeping her child safe from her.
This just proves some people shouldn’t have children
Should have called social services anyway if she’s putting child in danger driving over the limit
If she wasn't drinking, she might have not have gone to retrieve her phone.
She wud not have forgotten her fone if she was not drinking alcohol
There is no excuse at any circumstances to drinking and drinking. Gladly police did a good job keeping others safe on the road.👍
"I've only had two glasses of wine" That doesn't matter if your a lightweight or if the wine has a strong percentage of alcohol.
we are always impaired even after a little drink. That is why its wisest to never drink and drive as amounts and percentages are, as you say, misleading.
It doesn't matter because its a big fat lie lol
or if it's a massive glass. You can get a glass that holds 1 bottle
I usually use a large wine glass with 13%wine & i definitely feel after 1 glass id be over the limit to drive 😳 how did she think it was safe to do that with her kid in the car is beyond me 🤦🏼♀️
What an appalling thing to do. I really like Oz, he says it straight without any sugar coating.
Thank god for police stop the drunk irresponsible selfish mother driving while drunk with child in car it is irresponsible. I can't imagine what would happen poor child or other drivers with children .
Disgusting,perfect example of a neglectful parent who shouldn't even have a child. Well done for stopping her in time
The problem is we don't think clearly when drunk. She seems like she had the best intentions but then made a bad judgement call once drunk. It's the entire reason I never carry my car keys even if I intend to get a taxi home. I might decide when drunk that I'm OK to drive to I take that option off the table
I heard a young woman on the train yesterday telling her friend she was probably still drunk when she drove her car to work a few days ago following a 'wild night out' she thought it was amusing. Not just stupid and irresponsible, totally unacceptable.
What a Karen speeding pissed and then she bothered about her child it's like a pawn to her shame on her
When a phone is more important than your kid.
Imagine if she had left the son in the car the full time she was at the party
Sad thing is that soemthing liek that could have happened
She should’ve called someone to bring her phone to her.
Take the children to cps
Take them to cps and never let her see them again because she clearly has no care for her children
In UK “cps” is the Criminal Prosecution Service, not child protection.
2 glasses of wine does not make you 2 x over the limit
The women should of been informed that social services were coming to take her child into care since she's nearly three times over the limit..
That poor child. Getting taken out of his comfortable bed with no pants on and in the car with a drunk mom. And she was more worried about her phone, job, and dad. Should have been more concerned about her child. She never should have been a mother.
Wow I’m in New York, U.S. and I can’t believe the subtle differences between how they stop and hold drivers compared to us. Two cops in a front seat with a suspected DUI driver who is wearing a skeleton suit and possibly armed and/or dumb is crazy to me lmao. Yes I meant humor there but still here in America especially New York you won’t get that nice frankly treatment. God bless the kid!
The pleasures of not having guns legalised
@@lissieloveskitties Guns are legalised over in Britain too. Even before handguns were banned,the police had less protection,as license-holders were stringently-checked.
Please tell me that child is taken away and put in a better home!!!
Worried about her son but she’s been drinking all night. Get a taxi back to get your phone then!
She seemed a lot more concerned about her phone & her job than her little one fast asleep in the back of her car whilst she was driving under the influence! Selfish woman. I wouldn’t be surprised if they end up keeping an eye on how she cares for her child, because that’s just reckless & he could’ve been killed if she had crashed! 🤨🤷♀️
She's female in the UK, so she will get 2 weeks suspended sentence at most.
Imagine it was a Man driving lmao.. kid would be taken off him. Women get it so easy, and they dont realise.
@@willgaff3183 load of rubbish. courts can only work on sentencing tarrifs whcih take no account of sex of the offender into consideration. Drink driving is NOT an offence IN AND OFF ITSELF to take a child from someone in the UK. a host of reasons. However, she will be looked at re her care for that child. We have just not been informed what it is. child care proceedings take place in the family courts not the criminal courts.
IM DYING OF LAUGHTEE AT THE SECOND ONE
Just shows how much people think of being able to access social media than keeping themselves and others safe
Hello Ms Teabelly 🥰😊😊😊
@@hurst-cs2jh hi there 👋🏻
@@Mama-tea Good morning, how are you doing?
@@hurst-cs2jh awh that's a shame James
How are you?
Poor guy that was crying. Hope he’s doing good now and wish him the best of luck in this world.
That cop is trying so hard to NOT laugh at the 2nd girl that got punched 👊 in the face " for no reason at all " dude must be a lil shite when he's not the victim of an assault
Mother of the year 2021
After binge watching Live PD, I can see how tame UK police are in comparison to America lol
Yes,so polite, 😆
tame? We do show respect and don't carry guns routinely, is that your point?
@@mariahoulihan9483 Yes that's what I mean. Even when it's serious, the interaction is not unnecessarily explosive. I'd be petrified of the police in America.
As an Englishman man I loved watching live p.d Shane it was cancelled due to blm bs and wokeness
Unbelievable, that woman was more concerned about her phone than the life of her child and other innocent people. Personally I think the penalties for drink driving are not enough.
She had the nerve to sob in the police car!! Selfish woman she deserves to lose her job, the car and that poor child. Makes my blood boil 😠😠😠