Traffic Stop Incident: Impaired Driver and Arrest Details

Aurora's reckless driving led to her arrest for OWI and resisting officers, resulting in multiple charges and significant fines.

### Traffic Stop Leads to Intoxicated Altercation and Arrest in Madison
* 🚔 On June 16, 2022, a traffic stop was initiated in Madison, Wisconsin, after an officer observed a vehicle **behaving erratically**, suspecting the driver might be **impaired**.
* 🚗 The driver, identified as 26-year-old Aurora, attempted to park but ended up **backing into the officer's squad car and other vehicles**, apologizing with **slurred speech** when approached.
* 🍺 Officers detected a **strong smell of intoxicants** from her vehicle, and despite Aurora's insistence that the car was **in park**, she became **aggressive** when informed her vehicle would be **towed**.
* 👮 As tensions escalated, Aurora's passenger, Julia, attempted to intervene, leading to both women **resisting arrest** and Julia being **tased after fighting with officers**.
* 🩹 During the altercation, an officer sustained **minor injuries** and was taken to the hospital, while Aurora was placed in restraints due to her **combative behavior**.
* 🔍 A search of Aurora's car revealed drug paraphernalia, including a **one-hitter and marijuana**, and she was charged with **felony battery and misdemeanor resisting an officer**.
* ⚖ Four months later, Aurora was found guilty of **resisting charges** and entered a **deferred prosecution program**, while Julia pleaded **no contest** to misdemeanor resisting.
* 💰 Ultimately, Aurora received several citations totaling over **$1,600**, with all but the **OWI first offense citation** dropped on the prosecutor's motion.

On June 16, 2022, an officer observed a vehicle exhibiting strange behavior in Madison, Wisconsin. Believing the driver might be impaired, the officer initiated a traffic stop. Oh, that's the wrong one 7768 traffic. The car pulled to the side momentarily, then suddenly started backing up quickly, hitting their squad car and other vehicles. Upon approach, the officers heard the driver apologizing in very slurred speech and saying they were just trying to park. The driver was soon identified as a 26-year-old female named Aurora. A car just backed up into my squad and two other cars. Adam Nora Young 6808, Adam Nori Young 6808, Gilman, Gorham, and Pinckney. While speaking with her, the officer detected a strong odor of intoxicants emitting from her vehicle. Turn off the car. It's off. Are you guys injured at all? We're not. I'm sorry. It was in park. I literally don't know why it was doing that. We have the emergency brake on. I don't know. We had him part because we saw you coming.

over. We pulled it in park and it was rolling backwards. He can vouch. Okay, you just hit a bunch of cars and uh, we didn't hit any cars. Yeah, you're crashed into a car right now. We literally didn't. You all hit my car too. You're not gonna be able to get out. I mean, I am gonna be able to get out. No, you will. I'm just saying I don't think he'll be able to get out, so I'm gonna have you guys stay in right now, okay? So no one's injured? No, no, no, no one's injured. We're not trying to cause anything. I live right up here. We live around the corner. I understand. I just have to make sure you guys aren't injured because you were welcome. No, man, you guys didn't get in an accident, okay? Do you have your driver's license on you? So the reason why I initially stopped you is you came up to this intersection here and you did a big turn around and you went facing the wrong way towards me. We

were we were just trying to do it. We're doing a U-turn to get up here. That was literally all we're trying to do. We just went to the park. Okay, I'm sorry. That's my wrong. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Um, nervous. Yep, we'll switch that right now. I'm just having you guys stay in the car because it's secure here in around a hill. As soon as the officer said her vehicle was going to be towed, Aurora became verbally aggressive and uncooperative. Okay, I'm gonna try and figure a way to get everyone out safely. I don't know how bad it is on that side, but you're not gonna be able to get out. I mean, I'm sorry. You will be able to get out. Honestly, if you'll let us try, I'm pretty sure we can drive away from this. Will probably be the best thing. Nope, that's not. That's not gonna happen. It's gonna be any better if they tow me away. I'm gonna have to get away from this car.

event no. I'm just gonna have you guys step out of the car just because I don't know if this car is safe over us hitting their mirror. You're gonna tow this car over. It's sitting in their mirror. I'm talking about you exiting the view. So what I'm asking. No, no, no. I'm being serious. I'm allowed to ask a cop a question about what we're doing this far away. As of right now, you're not. I'm still talking to you. So you can talk to me. What you're saying is that you want me to get out of the car and not drive my car away. What I would like to do is be able to drive my car away so I can get to work in the morning because if you take my car, I will not be able to get there. She's getting pretty verbal just so you know. Okay, so I'm pretty sure your back tire is also down. Okay, great. So can I take care of that myself and you just like get to answer away from there? People park it.

wherever I would rather not have you pay for it because I'm not gonna be able to afford that. I am freaking out. I can't afford the ticket I'm about to get. I cannot afford any of this [__] and the reason I hit their cars because I panicked because the [__] lights were on. No, I'm freaking out. I understand the car away from here because I'm pretty sure that their car is going to be fine if I can just get the [__] away from here, get to my place. You can do whatever you want. I need to be able to get to work in the morning. Do not tow my [__] car, okay? Right now, I'm not so much work for me right now. I'm not even talking. I need you, bro. Okay, so I just have to make sure you're safe, all right? Can you listen to me? I understand that, but right now we're standing in the middle of the road. We are still 10 to the driver is becoming

very very irate, but it's all verbal at this point. What do you need for me? She then forcefully opened the car door in an effort to run away. At the same time, the 30-year-old female passenger named Julia jumped over the center console of the vehicle and started fighting with the officers. Yeah, what do I need to do? I'm going to have you with me and my partner. I'm gonna have you exit the car. [Music] Both females continued to actively resist as officers attempted to take them into custody. [Music] In response to Julia's aggressive and non-compliant actions, a taser was deployed, causing her to immediately collapse. What are you doing? Hands behind your back, ma'am. Do you have any of your dreams? Okay, okay, okay. I need you to breathe. Do not kiss. You will not take the Aurora right now. We're okay. [Music] Let's hold back, hold back, cross your legs, take a breath, baby. I just wanted to go through it. Need EMS. What I need? I need my

baby it's okay. You're okay. Okay. We're just searching you. That's all. Wow. [Music] [Music] copies. [Music] Due to Aurora's combative and resistive behavior, a spit hood and leg restraints were placed on it. Well, that's not the case right now. [Music] Guys, I'm not an animal. 430 pounds. [Music] to me because standing up for myself. Take a couple deep breaths. Calm down. Okay. Shut the [ __ ] up. Okay. You're violating me like this. Don't worry about your body camera right now. What can I do? Don't put it on me, please. Let me know. You guys got the uh, yeah. Let me go around. Oh my God. As a result of the altercation, an officer sustained minor injuries and was taken to a hospital. Is this yours? Yeah. What happened? Just you when we took her to the ground. I went down the hill to oh God. She was like kicking and screaming. So she definitely kicked a part of my knees. What's her name? Laura.

hey Laura. Laura, you're not gonna learn my name. I'm just wanting to see, uh, I need to go to the hospital. So, you're fine now? Yes, I don't need an ambulance. I'm not an animal. I'm a 26-year-old girl. Fine, you can ask the cop. You're gonna have some woman I was talking to. I was calm. I was calm. She has to step by the car. Step out of the car. You guys pushed me against my vehicle, and I asked you not to put the [__] and kicking, and somebody apparently you got their knee hurts, whatever ankles, what am I [__] yeah, I think you smashed into the ground. No, because I [__] bit it off. Nobody removed it from me. I use my time to get the hood off. You guys are you here to protect the people? When I said I will cooperate, I asked you to get the [__] off. Okay, sorry. No, don't say sorry. Not you, you officer. I interrupted what you're

saying that's a joke. I told you not to. I told you they left me alone. A search of Aurora's car yielded drug paraphernalia, including a one-hitter and a container with some marijuana in it. Let's see if he'll be chill first. What's his new name? I really am trying to do good from the bottom of my heart. I understand. Let's start over. Okay, my name's Officer Shaw. What's your name? I'm Julius. Julius, okay, okay. You know, I identify him, her. How do you identify? He hits him, he has him. Thank you for asking. Okay, all right. So here's what's gonna happen right now, okay? We're gonna move you to a different squad, okay? Because right now you're in the back of the city squad, and we're UW officers. We're going to move you over to a different vehicle. We're gonna have to get you out of handcuffs and get it. You can schedule in some of our handcuffs to do that. Are you going to cooperate as we do that? I will.

cooperate. I just I want I want the I want the best. So here's what's going to be the best. Okay. So we're going to do that process first. Once we get you into that vehicle. I'm going to explain the next steps as to what happens now. Okay. But I want I want some cooperation so that we can move you over to that vehicle so that we don't have to have any more tussling. Okay. Because I'm very tired. Okay. I am too. Okay. So I'm gonna type for one second. I win the best. Okay. Yeah. I want the best for me. The best. And you know what? I believe that completely. I really do. I really do. From here on out. Let's just treat this like we're starting over and let's be cooperative the rest of the time. Okay. You have my cooperation. Okay. Why don't you step on out of the vehicle. Yes sir. Go and separate your feet a little bit more. Widen your stance. So we're gonna put you in more handcuffs. Okay. Thank you. We're going to walk you over

to a different vehicle. Okay, thank you guys for letting us use your squad. We appreciate it. You okay? Yes. If you let me out of here. You were driving the squad, correct? And so you guys did a traffic stop on this vehicle. It sideswiped the car that it's next to right now. No, it's actually up there. Oh, edit roll that it decides. Yeah, it sideswiped. She put it in reverse, hit my squad. I reversed it, yeah, to try and get it back, and then she hit, I think, probably multiple of these cars. The reason you're in handcuffs right now is because when we attempted to detain the driver of the vehicle, you stepped out of the car in what I would interpret as a combative manner. I understand you're probably just trying to protect your friend, but as I understand it, you were not complying with orders from the other officers, and that resulted in you being tased. Okay, that's the reason. Okay, because they gave you lawful orders.

so I'm assuming, okay, I honestly don't think they did give me specific direction. [Music] What are you doing, okay? Well, again, that's something that I may have misinterpreted, okay? I'm just explaining from the officer's perspective. That's why you're in handcuffs right now, okay? So, here's what's gonna happen, all right? As we're in a couple of minutes, we're kind of going through taking care of the car, getting clear on some paperwork. You are going to be booked into the Dane County jail for a charge of resistance, okay? So, but did I resist according to these officers? You did, okay? You were given lawful commands to, I'm assuming, get on the ground. You did not do so. They tased you, okay? So, they literally did not. They tased me before I got any command. They didn't, they didn't. Okay, so the good news, the good thing about this all is, no, there is no good news, is that you can argue your case in court, okay? And there

you are welcome to hire an attorney, and you can argue your case in court. If you can't afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you. We'll go from there, okay? Thank you. Take anything. Let me [ __ ] go. I'm not a threat to anyone. I'm mad. Please, please let me set it, okay? Please let me sit here, please. I'll take care of him. I'll take him to the jail. I'll do that. I just real quick because you were on him. So, like, did you... What did you... I was the one who tasted them. Yeah, I get that. Like, what did you say to him? He gets out of the crowd. He gets out of the car, blah, blah, blah, like, get away. He engages with you guys. Like, what was the officer Sanders tell him to stop resisting, get on the ground, get on the ground, down the ground. They go wrestle on the ground. He gets back up while inside the squad car. She continued her obnoxious behavior and was able to slip one cuff off.

I do and I calmed my down and you didn't let me out Aurora my name's officer Connie bear I'm with uwpd okay I'm gonna talk to you for a second so you slipped the cups we're gonna have to fix that okay so that means our officers are gonna have to help you okay these are off okay that's step one okay foreign educated member of society who's never had any priors has no threat to society the only thought I posed was the officer who put her knee on the ground to put me on the ground I'm not a threat to society get your priorities straight you cops all right we're gonna get you out of the car now are you gonna be cool with me I'm gonna have you step up this way this wall the other wall prior to taking the intoximeter test at the jail Aurora was belligerent and kept yelling and talking over the officers to make sure what to test anybody if

I've been on drugs or alcoholics. What you arrested me for, which nobody tested me for when I got arrested. You literally have no reason to arrest me because the reason I was arrested was for resisting, resisting arrest. And when I was asked for why I was arrested in the first place, I was told this for driving under the influence. Nobody judged me for driving them into the influence. Okay, you can show me no one writing me my rights. No one did anything to me. All you did was put some cuffs on me, throw me to the ground, tie my feet, put me in the back. Here, I'm not on drugs or alcohol. So fine, watch me for 20 minutes. I have to look inside your mouth. So I just have to use the flashlight. Go ahead and lift your tongue out. Okay, you can go ahead and close your mouth and relax. I'm just doing my job. Yeah, I know you are, but your job's [__]. So I'm glad you feel good about yourself. You're being a police officer.

but you guys are not here for us. You're not trained for us, and I'm sure you're a good person. I'm sure you are. I'm sure you got into this job to do some good. The system's [__]. You're not here for me. I am not a danger. I'm out of a problem. I'm like, this could have been a ticket and send me on my way until my car finally sent me on my way. Don't tell me it was because of me that I ended up here. That's [__] [__]. Excuse me, what am I supposed to be read my rights shortly afterwards [__]? Is that it means we'll do this person. They will read you your rights. Yeah, I know. I get that. That's ridiculous. Well, that's all. Aren't you supposed to read them when you get arrested? No, so I don't have to be. You can arrest me without telling me why I'm being arrested or beginning my rights or anything in your car for over

an hour without being told why or read my rights. The reason I was arrested was not explained to me until I'd been sitting in the back of the car for an hour. Nobody read my rights. You started to remarry. You shook your editor since you clearly don't know what's going on. Did you give us an opportunity? Yes, I did. I was sitting in the back here, girl quiet for an hour. Are you sure? Yes, you're still yelling right now. Yeah, exactly. I have every right to be mad at you guys. Nobody read me my rights. Nobody told me why I was being arrested, and I'm here. Yes, I'm mad. I'm allowed to be mad. It's not illegal to yell at you. It's not illegal to yell at you. You're yelling. Yes, I'm yelling at you, and it's not illegal to yell at you. I can yell at you, walk away, okay, or stand there and look at me fine, but I'm gonna yell at you because that's not illegal to yell at you. I'm mad, and I'm

you guys did not follow my rights, and if you did fight, it's a [__] up system. It doesn't actually give a [__] about me. Nobody told me why I was here, so I've been sitting in the back. You're calling my hands and legs down for an hour. I'm arrested for driving intoxicated, and nobody tested me for [__]. How can you prove that? Nobody tells me what is this doing. I'm sitting here in a room yelling. Here you can say I'm belligerent. You can say I'm intoxicated because I'm yelling at you. I can do that sober. Trust me, trust me. Well, if you allow us to talk, I've been sitting for how long, and nobody's telling me anything. You're not allowing us to tell you. I've been quiet for over an hour, and I start asking questions, and now you're yelling at me because I'm young again because no one's [__] talking to me. You always make it back on me.

laugh all you want out there. Thank you. Am I yelling at you? No, I'm yelling at you because I said you're sitting here acting just saying you're acting like I am preventing you from doing your job. No, you just didn't do your job. You just didn't do it. I was quiet for how [ __ ] long. I'm not talking to him. Great, walk out. Okay, no, I'm here for her safety too. Great, what am I gonna [ __ ] do in here? What do you even saw Freedom? Look at me. What the [ __ ] can I do to yourself? Yell at you. Sorry, it scares you. I'm here. I clearly have no rights or say here in anything that happens because it's my word against your guys. So you can say anything the [ __ ] you want and I'm just screwed. So do what you want. I'm mad. I'm pissed at you guys. Put it whatever you need to on paper. Okay, I'm not

intoxicated. I'm pissed is what I am, and I have every right to be okay when you're ready to take that deep breath. People long enough. The test provided a result of 0.07 approximately two and a half hours after the initial stop. Have you been drinking? It also will be for the charges that you're booked in on. Again, it's OWI first offense and resisting causing injury. Foreign, so I still have probable cause to arrest you for OWI. You're not going to be getting a PAC citation, which is saying that you're over that the 0.08 that you're speaking of. So they come together, so those two citations usually come together. You're only getting the OWI, so usually PAC, which is prohibited alcohol concentration, which is the 0.08 you're talking about, and OWI typically go together. You're not getting the prohibited alcohol concentration because at this time you are not an 07 or you're not an 08. You were an 07, and then there'll be traffic citations in

there as well. Aurora was charged with felony battery, threat to an officer, and misdemeanor resisting obstructing an officer. Four months later, Aurora was found guilty for her resisting charge and will be referred to a deferred prosecution program. The other charge was dismissed on the prosecutor's motion. She also received several citations totaling over sixteen hundred dollars; however, all the citations were eventually dropped on the prosecutor's motion, except for the OWI first offense citation. Lastly, Julia was charged with misdemeanor resisting obstructing an officer and pleaded no contest, thus being considered guilty. Head over to codebluecam.com and check out our great selection of quality-made merch that won't disappoint. [Music]

Woman Causes Complete Chaos After Backing into Police Car

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An officer in Madison, Wisconsin, initiated a traffic stop on June 16, 2022, after observing a vehicle's erratic behavior.

The driver, 26-year-old Aurora, backed up quickly, hitting the officer's squad car and other vehicles while apologizing in slurred speech.

Despite the strong odor of intoxicants from her vehicle, Aurora became verbally aggressive and uncooperative when the officer mentioned towing her car.

A woman panicked after hitting cars and was unable to afford the consequences, leading to a confrontation with police.

Both she and her passenger resisted arrest, resulting in one being tased and the other placed in restraints.

The altercation caused minor injuries to an officer, and tensions escalated as the women expressed their frustration and disbelief at the situation.

Officer Shaw is attempting to de-escalate a situation with Julius, who is in handcuffs after a traffic stop involving a car that sideswiped multiple vehicles.

Julius is being moved to a different squad car, and Officer Shaw explains that he is being booked for resistance due to not complying with lawful orders.

Julius disputes the officers' actions, claiming he was tased before any commands were given, but Officer Shaw reassures him that he can argue his case in court.

A Frustrated Encounter with Law Enforcement

The individual expresses frustration over their arrest and insists they are not a threat to society.

They recount the events leading up to their arrest, including slipping out of handcuffs and being belligerent with officers.

The person questions the legitimacy of their arrest and the lack of proper procedures, while also expressing disdain for the officers' actions.

The speaker feels neglected and frustrated by the system, claiming they were not a danger and that their arrest could have been handled differently.

They express anger at not being read their rights or given an explanation for their arrest for over an hour.

The speaker argues that their yelling is a natural response to the lack of communication and feels that the system does not care about them.

Aurora was upset with the officers, feeling they were not doing their job and expressing her frustration.

She was arrested for OWI first offense and resisting, with her alcohol test result being 0.

Four months later, she was found guilty of resisting and referred to a deferred prosecution program, while other charges and citations were eventually dropped.