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Bodycam: Woman Suspected of DUI Shamelessly Flirts with Responders After Crashing into Street Lamp

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Bodycam footage shows the aftermath of an alleged DUI crash involving a 48-year-old Ohio woman, Kelli Barton, who was transporting a special needs patient on May 11. The Blue Ash Police Department reported that Barton was arrested for operating a vehicle while impaired after she failed sobriety tests at the scene. The patient, who was in Barton's care at the time of the incident, confirmed to authorities that Barton was the driver.

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Throughout the footage, Barton can be seen engaging in numerous attempts to flirt with the first responders on the scene. She repeatedly complimented the officers and EMS workers, calling them "handsome" and telling them, "Don't let me get any!" The behavior displayed by Barton adds an unexpected element to the DUI arrest. The Law&Crime Network's Sierra Gillespie provides details of the incident, focusing on the actions of the driver and the potential legal ramifications.

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