BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – She was pulled over on the side of the freeway asleep, but her car was still in drive.    "It's going to be one female occupant appears to be down and out and the vehicle still is currently in drive,” said the deputy who first arrived on scene. Bernalillo County Sheriff deputies banged on the driver’s side window. They even use a police siren to wake up 35-year-old Janice Apodaca. But she doesn't budge. It's not until they blow an air horn that she finally wakes up. "Absolutely no response when he was sirening her,” said one deputy. Story continues below Don't Miss: LIST: Top 10 New Mexico headlines from 2024 News: Family relieved to hear suspected Santa Fe hit-and-run driver is behind bars Community: Santa Fe Mediterranean food truck reopens following burglary in November Trending: Old Town Card shop thanking community; speaking out after suspected burglar is let out It started when a deputy responded to reports of a reckless driver on I-25 near Rio Bravo on December 5th. A witness told police Apodaca almost hit them and several others. They found Apodaca’s white SUV on the side of the freeway with heavy damage to the front right side of her car. When Apodaca wakes up, deputies ask her to roll down her window. They report she was only able to roll it down halfway and she struggles to find the button to complete the task. Police notice slurred speech and confusion from Apodaca, and while she denies consuming alcohol or drugs. Deputies suspect she's under the influence. "She can't even stand up straight, she like fell over,” said a deputy. When deputies tried to conduct a breath field test, she refused. They arrested Apodaca for reckless driving and aggravated DWI. BCSO urges residents to celebrate responsibly this holiday season. They are partnering with uber to provide safe transportation through the "Take a ride on us program" available through December 26th. To get the discount, enter the code “NMMERRY24” under the “Vouchers” section of the Uber app. To find out more about the program, click here.