Hello. >> Excuse me. Step out vehicle for me. Step out of the vehicle for me. >> You see in the vehicle? >> I was helping him. >> Okay. Step out of the vehicle for me. You're reaching and grabbing for items that I don't know what is. I know one thing was a beater. I don't know what the other thing is that you were reaching and grabbing for. >> Excuse me, ma'am. J 325. Do I have 1069? >> Okay. He is. >> Is this your vehicle? >> This is my vehicle. >> That man asked me to give him a ride. >> Okay. Um, I don't want you going back in the vehicle cuz I don't know what's in there and I don't want you reaching around in there. Let me first name. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> April. >> How do you spell that? Oops. >> A P R I L. >> Okay. And middle name? Whoa. >> I'm sorry. I did. I was drinking and he asked me to bring me >> to drop him off and then I was >> going to go back home after. >> Omar, where do you stay at? Um, I stay at uh 20. Oh my god, this is just so I was not supposed to be in this situation. They asked me to give them a ride. >> What's your date of birth? Um, my address is 2707 Oakwood Drive. >> Oakwood. >> Um, yeah. I Oakland. >> Oakland. Where's that at? >> Um, I live on >> There's not an Oakland drive out here. >> Sorry. 312 climb >> Charlie 312 >> drivers flight signal one I need 1069 here for FS um also if someone's available can they be 1025 with uh the witness down the road >> no right now we got to figure out this >> traffic and they're >> no I can't come call my daughter to come here right now. >> No. >> So, I was >> I can't call my daughter. >> No, >> no, >> no. >> Sorry. On time. >> Right now, you're being detained on a traffic stop. We need to do further investigation. There's nothing your daughter can do for you right now. Okay. >> 1065 and name 2729. No positive. >> Can I at least get my >> first name? April common spelling middle. >> Ma'am, >> you're not going to get your phone right now. If we need to let her know what's going on, we'll we'll deal with that in a little bit. All right. >> Uh, I need to let my daughter know. >> How old is your daughter? >> My daughter is 25 years old. >> Okay. So, she's not like a juvenile. >> No, she's at my house right now. >> Okay. All right. Well, um, >> May I >> No, you cannot get your phone inside the vehicle. All right. It's not an option. >> I haven't done anything. >> Okay. Well, let me explain to you how we ended up >> coming to this location. All right. We >> Somebody asked me for a ride and everything. Can I give them a ride? And yes, I was drinking. >> How much have you been drinking? Um, I I drank three 16oz Mcloop Ultras. >> Okay. >> And then >> what else? >> I'm in the process of moving. >> So, >> can I >> can you get that for me on telement? >> Can I please just my daughter? So, let me explain to you how we uh we came about this. Uh we had some concerned citizens notify us >> of your driving pattern >> about which they believe that you you may be under the influence. >> Um yes ma'am. >> So they they were continue watching you giving or dispatch updates as I was responding to this call. Um, as I uh get into the area, I see you parked. You're sitting stationary in the middle of a road that doesn't have a stop sign or anything >> because the the gentleman that I gave a ride to Florida, >> he gathered his stuff out of my van >> and he went to >> and then he was sorry. >> Okay. So, you're stopped on the in the roadway, which there is no no there's not any stop sign or any reason to stop. There's nothing in there that you're trying to avoid, you know. Um, and you don't have your seatelt on either. >> No ma'am. >> So, um, that's why I conduct this traffic stop. Obviously, I I come up here. I see the deer in the center console as I walk up here that you're trying to, you know, hide. And I didn't know if there's any other items or you were trying to >> I really wasn't hiding it. and and I told you that I did have that. I did not hide that. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, >> I told you that, ma'am. >> I appreciate you you telling me about it. Um, so I have reason to I'm seeing indicators of possible, you know, impairment. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, the next process in in this is to um see if you willing to >> call my daughter and come No, that's >> and pick me up. That's not that's not an option. I already explained that to you. All right. Right now, we're dealing with this traffic stop and the issues that we got going on with this traffic stop. All right. >> Yes, ma'am. >> At this particular point in time, um the next process in this traffic stop is me asking you if you'd be willing to perform field sobriety exercises to determine if you're okay. >> To your personity, that's fine. But I'm not going to tell you that I'm not intoxicated. I had a very bad >> day and everything >> today or yesterday? What day? Today. >> Okay. >> Well, I appreciate your honesty. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yep. I I I appreciate your honesty. >> Um >> but um I can call my daughter to come pick me up, ma'am. >> Well, we that's not an option like I explained to you at this particular point in time. Calling your in this jail. >> I'm I'm going to do field sobriety exercises. I can't say that you're going or not, you know. So, we'll do the field sobriety exercises. We'll go from there. It's one step at a time, you know. >> Okay. Please don't take me to jail. >> We'll do the field soriety exercises. We'll >> told you that. >> You said you drank a couple in your three Michelob Ultra 16 ounces. Um, I I joined three Michelube Ultra and then I >> So, where do you live at? You said Oakwood. Oakwood is We don't have a Oakwood or Oak Oakland. >> I live at Canam Street. >> Oh, on Canam. Okay. 2707. >> She's been cheated on me. >> Okay. And I'm just >> Do you live with your husband? >> I'm just I don't know the situation. Are Are you living with him? No. Yes. >> We're trying to work it out and everything. Please don't lock me up. I'll have my daughter come pick me up. She's right down. >> Okay. >> Please don't. >> Didn't I remember? Okay. Now it's all starting. I dealt with you that one night when you were Yeah. Okay. Now it's starting to all like come together now. I was like, I knew the name was like registering a bell. I just kept like and then you said can ham and I remember that. Yeah, >> she'll come pick me up. Please don't send me to jail. >> Um, what was going on with that? Anything that needed immediate attention. >> I have not harmed anybody. >> I'm >> okay. So, I'm going to block my patrol car. She said she's willing to do some field sobriety exercises. We'll do it between my two patrol cars on this >> person. I know. >> Um, this is a 31 house, so we do have to continue to maintain eyes on this place up here. >> I have no idea. I'm sorry what's going on. I stopped her. I don't know if this is an accident related to her. She's extremely intoxicated. We got to deal with her and I have no idea. Signal 12 and signal 4. The black man was the signal 12 vehicle. vehicle is the blue jeep that was on the black van like that. >> Do you want to give her a minute? >> The blue jeep was backing up away from the black van and backed into another vehicle, not the signal. >> Okay, I copy. Can motor unit or traffic unit respond to work? That's signal for while I work with signal one. >> We'll find out if one can respond. What is this all about? >> Uh, they're dealing with something else down there. All right, that >> we're dealing with you. They're dealing with I guess I don't know. Somebody back into somebody up there. >> May I go to my get a cigarette? >> So, I think he's back there. >> Couple questions that I asked before. You said you were willing to do some field sobriety. Do you have any medical conditions that I need to be aware of? >> Yes, I do. What do you have? Um, I I have DSP. >> What is that? If you don't mind me asking. >> You don't know what that is? >> DSP. No, I'm sorry. I don't >> You don't? >> No. >> I was in a war. >> D. What is that? >> DSP. >> DSP. I'm sorry. I don't know. >> Okay. So, I was assigned to the war. You are signed to a war. >> That's what I did. And I come back home and this is my home now. >> Okay. Besides DSP, what is there anything else that you medical conditions that you have? Anything that would affect your ability to field? >> I had two heart surgery. >> Two heart surgeries. >> Three heart ablations. >> I mean, can you call my daughter to come? >> No. Remember I explained to you that that that's not an option at this current time? You can't call my daughter to come pick me up. >> No, ma'am. Not not at this particular point in time. >> Cuz we're we're doing the field soiety portion of it and then we'll go from >> Okay, that's fine. But I'm not driving. >> Okay. Well, you were driving when I encountered you. >> Okay. Yes, I was. >> So, >> but I I was trying to get home at the time that you guys sent the alert out. Do you wear any eyeglasses? Contacts. >> Contacts. >> Contacts. Do you have them in right now? >> No, I do not. >> You do not. Okay. Are you >> can just have my daughter come pick me up? >> At this particular point in time, that's not an option. All right. >> Um, >> you're going to make me run through the woods and you guys are going to chase me because >> because I I I can't do this. >> We're just asking filies. What's up? I understand that, but I have anxiety of me. >> Well, I'm staying calm with you. >> You guys are being really >> We're not being aggressive. We're not yelling at you. >> Just let me go home. Call my daughter to come pick me up. >> I just feel not the option at this point in time. >> My van's here. I'm not driving. I gave you all my information. >> You did. You gave me your name, your all that. All right. >> Please call my daughter to come. Uh the we asked the >> Yeah. I'm not going to drive nowhere. I'll walk home. >> Is is just checking your eyes? >> I'll tell you this. >> Okay. Is this checking your eyes? All right. This is the first exercise. >> I I've been hit by a car. >> Okay. We don't want that to happen. All right. So, can you stand with your feet together like mine are? Your arms down at your side? >> Okay. >> It doesn't matter. I'm not going to drive. I'm going to get my daughter to come pick me up. >> Okay. >> Whatever you do. Can you see the very tip of this pen where my finger is pointing at? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Can you touch it with your finger so I know that you know exactly where it's at? The top of it. >> Yeah. There you go. All right. Put your hands down back at your side. And what I need you to do is follow this pen with your eyes >> and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand these instructions? >> Yes, ma'am. Okay. >> Don't move your head. Can you >> just a step forward? >> Yeah. Yeah, that's okay. That's all right. >> Reference female from Ro going northbound on Belair from Target. But you guys also need to understand that >> I um >> she's going to be in a gray caddy. Charlie kilo 78 bravo ck 78 CB Cherokee. We're northbound. I believe town center. >> All right. Now, this is going to go off. >> Keep your head straight. Just let your head straight. >> Don't tilt your head up. Just keep your head. >> Yeah. Just follow it with your eyes. >> All right. The next exercise is to walk and turn. All right. We've got a nice level pace. >> So, you guys have to understand that I'm a chemo. I'm going to step out >> treatment and they took the pallet out of my mouth. >> Okay. Okay. We're just asking you to walk a line here. We're not asking you to >> uh anything. I'll call my daughter and come pick me up. >> Are you willing to uh Okay. >> We're just going to stand right there. Yeah. Right there. Perfect. going to touch on. >> So, what I need you to do um for this exercise is just put your left foot on the line like mine is. All right. Your left foot. >> And then you're going to put your right foot in front of it with your heel touching your toe, >> arms down at your side. And you're going to maintain this position until I instruct you to begin the exercise. Do you understand these instructions? This isn't going to work for me. >> So whenever um whenever I instruct you to begin the exercise, >> it's not going to work. >> Okay, just just watch. >> Just call my daughter. >> Okay, just watch me up. >> So when I instruct you to begin the exercise, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down the line >> that way. >> Yep. It's going to look like this. >> One. >> My feet are going to go that way. >> Okay, watch me. You're going to you're going to walk down this lot. Okay. >> I'm walking this way so you can see me. >> All right. So, that's all right. >> Just tell my daughter. >> Just watch me. >> Okay. Just watch me for a second. All right. >> So, whenever I tell you to begin the exercise, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps down this line. And it's going to look like this. >> One, two, >> three, >> four, five, till you get to step number nine. And when you get to step number nine, you keep this front foot on the line. You take small steps around in a circle and you take nine more heel to toe steps back. >> One, two, three, four, five, till you get to step number nine. >> Okay. When do I start? >> Keep your arms at your side at all times. >> I'm not going to be over there. >> Watch your feet and count each step out loud. Once walking begins, do not stop until you have completed the exercise. >> I'm not. >> Do you understand these instructions? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Whenever you wish, you may begin. >> Just call Michael. >> Remember, left foot on the line, >> right foot in front of you. He'll touch. >> I'm not going to deny that I've been shrinking. >> I appreciate that. I just have to safely operate a motor vehicle. At this point in time, that's not an option. Okay. Do you do you wish to call this exercise? Because we're in the middle of doing a field sobriety exercise. That's why. >> Please don't take me to jail. >> Well, this is where we do field exercises and try to figure out. >> So, left foot. I've >> never been in a chair. >> Right foot in front of it whenever you wish. You may begin. All right. >> I'm going to fail it. >> All right. Do you want to at least attempt it? >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. All right. If you don't mind, just go ahead and attempt it for me. >> So, what do you want? >> Left foot on the line. Remember, right foot in front of it, heel touching your toe. >> So, left. >> Uh-huh. >> No, I'm not. I'm already failing it. >> Okay. So, you don't want to continue. >> All right. Left. >> Right foot in front of it. And then you may end the exercise >> that I just showed you, like I instructed you. or I expect you to walk nine steps down the line, turn around, walk back. Well, how far do I got to go? >> Remember the I said nine. >> Just home. >> Okay. Do you not want to do this one? We have another one we can do. >> I'll go home. Just let me go home. Please don't lock me up. >> All right. We'll we'll attempt maybe another exercise. >> I'll go home. Please don't lock me up. Never go home. Let's step over here. >> That's all right, Miss April. Let's come over here. We got a few more that we can do. >> I've never been in trouble. >> We just got to go through. >> I had a guy. >> I don't my mind that he >> All right, the the next exercise. He told me he wanted to be with me and then all this [ __ ] and then >> All right, >> it's stuck on my mind. I just want to go. >> Miss April, can we just stand over here? >> I promise if you just take me home, I'll stay >> right now. That's not an option. Miss April, Miss April, can you just stand over here >> so I can try to explain this other one to you? >> No, because you're taking a jail and I can't go to jail. I'm going to demonstrate this exercise. If you wish to perform it, you can. If you don't want to, just tell me that you don't. All right? So, what I need you to do is just stand with your feet together and your arms at your side right now. All right? And just stay like this. >> I just want to go home, ma'am. I just want to go the exercise until I instruct you to. Do you understand? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Whenever I instruct you to, you have the choice to either raise your left or your right foot off the ground. I'm going to demonstrate by raising my right foot off the ground. You're going to raise it off the ground. approximately 6 in the height of a soda can. >> Arms down at your sides. You're going to look at your foot. >> This one or this one? >> Keep. >> You get to choose. Look at your foot. Your foot's going to be parallel to the ground. And you're going to count out loud. 1 10 1 2 1 100 3 1 4 until I instruct you to stop. >> I can't. You can't. >> I can't. You don't. >> You don't want to attempt the exercise? >> I just want to go home. >> Okay. If you wish to uh attempt this exercise, you may begin right now. >> You're gonna lock me up. >> You just got to go through these exercises to determine. >> Please help me. >> If you if you wish, you may begin the exercise. Feet together, arms down at your side. Your choice. Raise your foot. >> Go home. >> You don't want to do the I just don't want to not give you the opportunity to do the exercise if you want to. >> But I'm not stable. I have I've been through bin cancer and everything. >> So, we got another exercise. >> We got another exercise that you don't have to stand on one foot. >> All right. So, this next exercise, all we need you to do is just stand. >> Can you please just take me home? >> All right. So, this next exercise, what I need you to do is stand with your feet together like your arms down at your side. >> Just please take me home. >> All right. So, whenever I instruct you to um you're going to close your eyes, and tilt your head back. All right? I haven't instructed you to do so yet. >> Miss April 17. >> April, I need you to look at me. I just need you to stay with your feet together, your arms at your side, and do not start exercise until I tell you. >> My head back. >> I said whenever I tell you to begin the exercise, that's what you'll do. You'll you'll close your eyes, tilt your head back. Right? If I say right, you're going to bring your right index finger up, touch the very tip of your nose, and immediately bring it back down. If I say left, you're going to bring your left index finger up, touch the very tip of your nose, and immediately bring it back down. >> Yes. >> Do you understand these instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, let's stand uh with our feet together, arms to her side. >> Close your eyes. Tilt your head back. >> Left. right, left. We'll just All right, one more exercise where you don't even have to close your eyes or anything like that. >> Um, it may sound like a silly question. It's no, not to be rude or disrespectful. Do you >> I have nine grandkids and and seven kids that I need to take care of. >> Please don't do >> Are you able to count from >> Just take me to help. >> Are you Do you want to do do this next? This is the last exercise. If you want to do it, we can. I'll explain it to you. All right. It's just merely counting. Are you able to count >> numbers 100 100 to one? you know, back on my feet. I can >> I'm sorry, gentlemen. >> I just want to go home and go to sleep. >> What I need you to do is stand on your feet together and your arms down at your side. Okay? >> All right. You're going to maintain that position until I instruct you to begin the exercise. >> Whenever I instruct you to begin the exercise, you're going to >> close your eyes. You're going to tilt your head back and you're going to count out loud from the number 77 to 47. 77 >> to 47. So it's like >> 47 >> 77 76 75 74 73 72 >> All right. Do you understand these instructions? >> Started at 77 >> and you're going to end at 47. >> Okay. >> Do you understand these instructions? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You may begin. 77 707 >> 247 reported by number. >> Just take me home, please. >> All right. Do Do you want to attempt this exercise? We got the 77. >> I just want to go home. >> All right. I'm just giving you one last opportunity. Like I said, I don't want to cut you off and I don't want to stop this before you. Well, I mean this is the last exercise that I have to determine the level of impairment through different indicators that I observe. So, do you wish to continue with this exercise or not? >> Please don't take me to jail. >> Please. >> All right. Just go ahead and keep your hands behind your back there. You're going to take me to jail. We'll switch them out in a minute. Please don't take me to jail. >> Right now, due the uh indicators I observed during the field of writing exercises, you are being placed under arrest for driving under. >> Can you just take me? I I didn't drive. >> Okay. You were behind the wheel when I did conduct a traffic stop. You were stopped in middle ground. You had no seat belt. >> I stopped and I I even took my keys out of the >> You pulled in. Is there anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, stab me in any fashion? >> Can you call my daughter? >> Um, not at this particular point in time. >> What is your daughter going to do for you right now? >> Somebody call her 10:15. Can somebody call her 10:15? >> I don't have anything. >> All right. This is my job to check. So, >> I don't have anything. >> I appreciate you letting me know. I still just got to check. >> Yes, ma'am. I don't have anything. Please don't take me to jail. >> Can you give me another try? >> No, ma'am. We got a zero tolerance policy whenever it comes to driving under the influence. >> So, that's our our policy that's set by our sheriff. So, >> I can't be violating policy here. >> I didn't go anywhere. I parked and didn't go anywhere. >> You got a $20 bill in your back pocket here. >> I'll make sure that gets back in there. >> Spelling the first November uniform alpha. >> Please call my daughter. >> You'll have an opportunity to to make a phone call once we get to them. >> I I can't do that because you guys have my phone. I have no phone will come with you. Spread your feet apart. >> Spread your feet apart. >> Can you spread your feet apart? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, we'll just do it the hard way. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Please take me home. Please take me home. Please take I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. Please call my daughter. >> Please. I've never been in trouble. >> And that is very tight. >> Very tight. I see Facebook. >> I just got to get the other one off. >> Call my daughter. >> Give me an opportunity to call. >> Could you please call my daughter? >> You're going to get an opportunity to make a call. >> Now, those are rotating your wrists around. They're going to feel like they're tighter. Okay. >> What? >> I'll pull my car up here. All right. >> And I told you that I was walking >> stumbling all around right here. You don't feel safe. >> Yeah. >> Somebody please pull my door. >> You just put your butt in first. If you turn around, put your butt in first and that you're less likely to strike your head. >> So turn around like that and just put your butt in. I want to breathe first. >> Let me >> Why are you locking me up? >> Um influence. No one else to go. >> That'll go with your property. All right. So, turn around. Put your butt in. >> I don't You got to sit down cuz I need to get going so that way we can >> breathe. >> Okay, I'll roll the window. Breathe in there. >> I have lung cancer. >> I'm sorry about that. >> And see you. >> All right, let's have a seat. >> You have to give me a >> Okay, I gave you a couple minutes. I'll sit down. >> Sit down. >> You want to be sued? >> I'm telling you to sit down. >> So, please if you don't sit down and we have to make you sit down. It's another charge. We don't need to start. Just >> I'm not polite. Hey, can you sit me down, >> but I need to breathe. >> Just fine right now. I'll roll the window down for you. You need to have a seat in the vehicle. You need to go. >> You need to go so that way you can get in some air conditioning and get out of these handcuffs. >> I'm just telling you, give me a minute, please. >> Okay, we've given you over a minute here. All right, you can have seat. >> It's been more than a minute. >> Have a seat. This is your last This is your last time. Give a seat. [ __ ] fiscal with me. >> We're going to have to if you don't get in there. All right. >> No, I'm telling you. >> Sit down. >> Sit down, >> ma'am. I'm telling you. Give me a minute so I can breathe. >> Sit down. Put your feet down. >> That's all I'm asking you. I will get in the car, but give me a minute to breathe. >> Okay. Put your feet down. >> Put your feet down. That's all we need you to do. Just get in the car. >> All right. See, you can sit there now. You can breathe. >> We roll the window down. Where's my inhalers and everything? >> You need your inhaler? Well, get that. Bring your purse in. Where's Yeah. Where's your inhaler at? >> Everything on my [ __ ] >> Okay. I need my phone so I can call my uncle. >> I need my phone so I can call my uncle. >> Please give me my phone so I can call my uncle. You guys are not taking me to jail. Give him my phone so I can call my uncle. Give me my phone so my uncle can come get me, please. Give me my phone so my uncle can come pick me up. Please. Please call my uncle to come get me out. >> Please. >> I should not be in here. Please call my uncle. They're back to Charlie. [Music] >> Please call my uncle. My dad. [Music] >> I can't. I can't. I can't. [Applause] No. Call my dad. Call my dad. Call my dad. >> I got your cell. >> Call my dad. >> Call my dad. >> No. No. Call my dad. Somebody needs to call my dad. >> No, I'm not going to call my dad. >> No. >> You guys call my dad. Please call my dad. I've never been in trouble. I've never been in trouble. Please call my dad. >> I have a wheelchair right here for you. We're going to will you. >> This is ridiculous. >> And you can let him know whatever if you want to be treated or not. It's totally up to you. >> No. Uh my phone. >> It's at the jail. >> I'm not. This is I need to call my dad. >> I need to have you have a seat so I can roll you in so that we can get you back to your phone. >> Not. But if my phone is at the jail when we get back to the jail, I'm here. >> Mhm. Then I need you to call my dad >> when we get back to the jail. You have the ability to call. >> No, I can't do that. >> Okay. Are you going to have a seat in this wheelchair? >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. Appreciate it. >> But um I need to call my dad so my dad can be here. >> Okay. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Because right now my dad has no clue what's going on. He's an 82year-old man. >> Mhm. that. >> Do you want to put your feet on that so they don't drag the ground? You just put them on these little thingies. Keep looking. >> Oh, I I was like But ma'am, you want to >> like if I don't hope he doesn't have I'm not going to go in here locked up. Hold it. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Can you please stop, ma'am? >> I'm just rolling you to the door. >> I know, but do you not understand what I'm saying? Well, he'll he'll know where you're at when you get back to the jail. >> No, if you don't know, look, my dad just had >> his lung. >> I need my I need my to call my dad. You guys don't understand what's going on. You guys are a lot. Wait a minute. You >> I'm not running. Wait a minute. I'm not running. >> Wait, ma'am. Let go. Have a seat. >> Wait a minute. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Wait a minute. I'm not going to run. >> All right. You jumped up. I don't know. Have a seat. >> I know. I'm not going to run. Please let go of me. Please let go of me for a minute. Have a seat. >> I will. Please let go of me for a minute. >> You're not going to be able to go to No. Wait a minute. I just want to talk to you for a minute. Send me another unit. >> Wait a minute. I'm not being mean. I just want to talk to you for a minute. >> I I just want to talk to you for a minute. >> Can you have another unit respond to the hospital, please? >> No. Wait a minute. before she's just starting to go around. >> No, I'm not. I just want her back in the wheelchair. >> Wait a minute, ma'am. No, I'm not getting angry. I just >> wanted to talk to you for a minute. >> Okay, we'll talk. >> I'm not I'm saying, can somebody please call my dad and have him? >> It's not happening. >> It's not happening. I've explained that to you numerous times. >> Excuse me. >> Once you get back to the jail, you can make a phone call and you can call him and let him know what's going on. Why are you guys locking me up? >> You're under arrest for you are. >> Okay. So, how do I get out of that? Calm down. >> Sit back in the sit back in the Yes, ma'am. >> I didn't mean I I just wanted >> You don't stand up like that. You know what I mean? Like trying to take off or fight me or something like that. >> I wasn't I I just wanted to stand up and I wanted to talk to you. I wasn't running off them. I I apologize. So, I've never been locked up before. Can I please call my dad to come get me? >> Once we get back to the jail, you can make that phone call. >> So, you guys are in giving my phone so I can prep my prep my dad to come get me. Please calm down. I didn't mean to stir you. >> I wasn't going to run off. >> I just get really bad. No, I just wanted to stand up and talk to you for a minute. Calm down. >> Too much sense, but >> No, it didn't. But this is like No, I wasn't going to run off. Calm down. I just wanted to ask questions like So, how long is this going to be? >> I can't get I mean, if you want to get treated, I can't tell you how long it's going to be. If you don't, then let me just have you >> find something and get you out of here. But, you know, take me back home and take me back to jail to where I can go back home. I've never been in trouble. I've never even had a parking ticket before. This has all been [ __ ] up because I didn't. Please don't. I I just stay seen there. So, she can get your seat belt. >> I'll put my own seat belt on. I already got there already. Okay. >> No, I'll be nice. Thank you guys. Thank you. I got your names, but you won't have a job when we get done. I'm pretty sure, sweetheart, you ain't going to have a job. Dispatch has been updated. >> Mobile connection restore. >> I don't know why you just didn't take me home. But I'll promise you, you will not have a job anymore. My uncle is the states attorney. And you just locked her niece up. You ain't going to have a job. That Torres ain't going to have a job. But that's fine. I'll spend the night in jail. Oh, excuse me. I won't. I asked you for my phone so I can get off and you guys keep telling me, "Oh, you got to go to the jail to get your phone." Okay. When I get to my jail and I get to my phone, all you [ __ ] are in trouble. You guys don't even understand who you're dealing with. Not only that, >> you're not going to have a job back in L again. >> Excuse me, ma'am. >> To jail. Where's the jail? >> Where you at? >> I've never been locked up before. Why are you guys doing this to me? Drinking and driving. Okay, I can get somebody else to come pick me up and then I go meet a ticket later. Why are you Why are you taking me to jail? I mean, don't you have some kind of sex offenders, molesters, or something to go pick up besides people that violate. Um, actually, as long as you guys had me, I was able to make a phone call in the hospital on you guys are not allowed to book me into the jail until I make a phone call. It's my rights. Okay. My dad's Steve attorney. You going to really do that? You want to fix your job cuz you don't want to let me have my phone to call him cuz all you [ __ ] are going to be. Okay. You wait until I get that phone call. [Music] And I think Yeah, I think one of them just let the link go out. Is that what you want to do? You want to lose your job because you won't want to let me make a phone call. It's all right. I'mma sue you all that you ain't going to have a job no more, baby girl. All you [ __ ] are going to be in trouble in the morning. cuz I didn't do anything wrong. And what's your name, baby girl? Cuz you're going to lose your [ __ ] job tomorrow. >> I was giving you the benefit of the doubt, but the state's attorney Here's my uncle. >> Hey, y'all want to come and get on it? >> Yep. Okay. >> Won't let me make a phone call. >> That's fine. and the bruises and everything I have on my wrist and everything from you. Oh yeah, that's going to be nice. It's going to be nice on your profile. You ain't never going to be a cop again. Maybe a security officer. The only thing I asked for you to do was let me make a phone call. >> Never been in trouble before. Never been in cuffs. >> I'll get you. And I'll tell you now, >> I hope one day >> you get wed down, >> you get [ __ ] beat down and somebody hurt you. I'll say I apologize, but I won't because you didn't even have any grief on me tonight. if you could look my record up and say I didn't do anything. That's okay. I'm going to go in there and I'm going to be let go. >> You want to know why? Oh, my uncle's a [ __ ] states attorney and I didn't do anything wrong to begin with. So, for you, if I were you, I might want to put in uh new uh application somewhere cuz I promise you're going to lose your [ __ ] job. Put me in handcuffs. And plus the abuses and how tight you put them and I asked you to relieve them and you wouldn't. Oh yeah. Wouldn't let me make a phone call. Oh yeah. You think you're a big bad [ __ ] right now, but let me tell you what, these people in Belle, I could eat you alive and I was just being nice to you and you want to cuff me because you think you're big and mad. Okay. We got to cut corners because I'm pissed because this [ __ ] is going to eat me alive. You see what your resume is going to come up on. The state's attorney is going to eat you alive next week. Promise you that. You might as well get a job in security somewhere because it ain't going to be with the Banil Police Department or anything like that. I promise you that. I've been here for 16 years and my family has too. Want to go in here and tell them you might be relieved from work tomorrow, baby girl. [Music] I'm fine with that. But don't with me. My family's been here since 19 73. I'll be released tonight. But let me tell you, in next week you'll be released of your job. Unlawful arrest. Let me call my dad. Why are you guys locking me up? I'm going to piss in your car if you don't let me out. >> All right, I'm going to pee in the car. If you don't let me out, I'm going to piss in your car. You think it's funny now until I f in your car and you guys clean it up? [Music] Oh my dad 25-1255. >> Call my dad. You think it's funny until I piss in your car and you got to clean it up. Somebody needs to give me my phone so I can call my dad. That's my rights. Other than that, I got to go pee. It's your car and you're going to have to clean it up cuz I'm about ready to go. >> 9 to 8 12:25 looking for that. >> Okay. I got to go pee. >> Sir, I can drip dry. >> I'm being considerate. Somebody's needs to give me my phone so I can call my dad. If not, I'm going to piss all over your car. >> You want to sit out there and you think it's all funny? Haha. But you know what? Do you know what real life is? They needed to get me in there and get me out. >> I'm not a mean person, but I'm not doing this. And my dad is a state attorney. >> What's his name? >> What? >> What's your dad's name? You might know him. >> Oh, you might know him. What's my Yeah. What's that? >> Oh, he don't deal with low ballers like you. >> But he's a state attorney. We deal with the state attorney. >> Oh, yeah. It's uh out, not in. >> Oh, you haven't? >> It's funny cuz you're not going to have a job after you get done with the day. Why is that? >> Why is that? You'll see. >> So, other than that, can I go pee? >> All right. >> You ain't going to get me back inside? Okay. >> All right. I got to go pee. And I already warned you guys several times. You can clean up out of your car cuz I already told you I had to go pee like an hour and a half ago. >> So you better make get them up. So, you can clean you can clean this up because I already asked you to use the bathroom over a half an hour ago, an hour and a half ago, and you wouldn't take me Liver gate. No. Julia, I asked you guys over an hour and a half ago to take me to use the bathroom. And he still got me in handcuffs. >> We'll get to it when we get here. It's sweet. It's not nasty. I've been drinking pineapple juice. >> I don't have to. >> I don't either. I asked you guys to take me to the bathroom. >> So, I'm still locked up in handcuffs. But uh my dad's on his way here. [Music] Done nothing wrong. Nothing at all. Oh yeah, that your car. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music]