Woman Denies Driving During a DUI Investigation at Wendy's

Police respond to a Wendy's after employees report concerns about a woman and a vehicle in the parking lot. When officers begin asking questions about how she got there and who had been driving, the conversation quickly becomes confrontational.

The woman repeatedly denies driving and eventually tells officers she doesn't have a valid license. Meanwhile, witnesses give police a very different account, describing erratic driving, repeated horn use, driving over a curb, and concerns that she might hit someone or another vehicle.

As officers continue investigating, they ask her to perform field sobriety exercises. She refuses and challenges how she could be accused of DUI when officers did not personally see her driving. The encounter ultimately ends with her being taken into custody.

According to the source footage, she was charged with DUI, obstructing justice, disorderly conduct, and driving with a suspended license. Charges and allegations do not establish guilt, and all individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

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