Don't move your head. Just don't move your head. Okay. Don't move your head. Bring your back down. Relax. All right, that was definitely not 30 seconds. At this time, you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. No, no, stop, stop. On September 19th, 2024, a vehicle was observed driving recklessly. The driver was seen swerving between lanes, speeding, and showing a lack of control, creating a dangerous situation for other drivers. Officers were alerted to the behavior and initiated an investigation to assess the driver's condition and take appropriate action based on the observed reckless driving. Here. Turn the car off. I don't think you're in park. I am. But, where's your license and registration and insurance? Okay, I can get the purse that's coming up there. It was that white pickup. Yeah, they cut me off. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hello? She was all over the the lane when I got up there. It's it's in park. It's still in park, so it's okay. All right, you got your license, registration, insurance? I don't So, we had a concerned citizen called in, said you're driving all over the road, and this officer right here saw you hit the curb also. Oh. Yes. How are you feeling? Are you feeling all right? I'm good. Okay, do you have your driver's license on you? It's in Hang on, put your window down. Or open the door. Here, you need your purse? Here you go. Thank you. It's expired. That phone might Feel like right, you still live on Eagleton? Yes. Is that where you're going to? Yes. Okay, where are you coming from tonight? I'm from Palm Beach Gardens. Where in Palm Beach Gardens? It's a pretty big city. I'm in the uh the the the mall. The mall? What was going on at the mall? Where were you at over there? It's nothing. I just came back from the Avocado Grill. Avocado Grill? Yes. Okay. How much did you have to drink at the Avocado Grill? No. No? How much alcohol did you consume? I can smell it coming off of you. Do you smell it? Yeah, I smell alcohol coming off of your breath. I can't drink too much. You can't drink too much? Yeah, I'm not I I think you might have uh I think you might have drank a little too much. I'm concerned you might be under the influence. I don't think so. I think so. All right. I'm concerned you might be under the influence. I want to do some standard field sobriety exercises with you, okay? Sure. Go ahead and come out of the car with me. Sure. Do you have my We got your ID. Yeah, we got your license. Oh my god. This is crazy. Wow. Here, I'll help you with that. All right. Yep, come on out. All right, Officer Loskovic here is going to give you a pat down, make sure you don't have any weapons on you, okay? No, I don't have We just got to make sure. We can't trust everybody. All right, come on over here to the sidewalk for me. No one is above the law. If you commit a crime, you must face the consequences. Today's case was similar. A conversation began with a young woman who clearly appeared to be driving under the influence of alcohol. She was not only putting her own life at risk, but could also harm many others on the road. Accidents continue to rise because of such people who act disorderly. Do you have any medical condition with your eyes besides wearing glasses? Anything wrong with your eyes? Oh, no. Face me. You You don't want her looking at you. She She's going to She's an expert in this. All right? You don't have any medical condition with your eyes. Do you have any medical condition which prevent you from walking a straight line? No. Do you have any medical any medical condition which prevent you from balancing on one foot? No. Okay. Perfect. Bring your feet together for me. Hands at your sides. Yes. All right. You see this red light? Yeah. You're going to follow this red light with your eyes only. This light, you're not going to move your head, okay? Okay. Do you understand? Yes. Make sure you follow the light all the way. Don't move your head. Okay. Don't move your head. You're still moving your head. Okay. Don't move your head. Don't move your head. Follow the light all the way. Don't move your head. No. You're still moving your head. Okay. Follow the light. Over here. Okay. I'm not moving my head. Don't move your head. You're moving your head. Keep your head still, okay? Okay. Don't move your head. Okay. Don't move your head. Keep your head still. Don't move your head. All right, for this next exercise we're going to walk in a straight line, okay? Okay. Since it's wet out here, I can't lay down a strip of tape, so we're just going to have to use an imaginary line, okay? Okay. So, go ahead and place your right foot in front of your left foot, heel touching toe. Heel touching toe. What do you mean? Just like this. Okay. Make sure they're touching. Yeah? Okay. I have a knee injury. You have a knee injury? Yes. Okay, so that's going to prevent you from walking a straight line then, right? Yes. Okay, so we're going to do some different exercises, all right? The decision to start sobriety exercises was commendable. Still, it was clear that a woman who couldn't drive appropriately on such a wide road would perform the exercises correctly. It was hard to believe she could use her eyes effectively or follow the procedure. It seemed quite doubtful. Okay, you can relax. We're going to do some different exercises then. We're not going to do a walking turn since you have a knee injury, okay? Do you know your left from your right? Do you know your left from your right? What? Do you know your left from your right? Show me your left. Show me your right hands. Hands. Show me your left hand. Show me your right hand. All right, point your fingers out like this. No, not middle fingers. Tuck your thumb in. Okay. Just like I'm doing. That That thumb's on the side. But now your finger's not pointed out. Just like this. Do Do what I'm doing. Now bring that thumb in. There you go. All right. Oh, I got it. Now bring your hands down to your sides, palms out. There you go. Bring your feet together. All right. Now hold that position. Don't start until I tell you. When I tell you to begin, you're going to tilt your head back and you're going to close your eyes. And I'm going to give you a series of commands of left and right. When I say left, you're going to extend your left hand out, touch tip of your finger. Don't do it. Don't do it. Just watch. Okay. When I say left, you're going to extend your left hand out, touch tip of your Don't do it. Just watch. You're going to stick You're going to stick your uh left hand out and touch tip of your finger to the tip of your nose. Don't do it. Just watch. Okay. Okay? When I say right, you're going to do the same thing. Okay. to touch tip of your finger to the tip of your nose, just like so. Okay? It's important that you keep your head tilted and your eyes closed the entire time. And as soon as you touch your nose, you bring your hand back down. Do you understand the instructions? Yeah. Okay. And for argument's sake, this is the tip of your finger and this is the tip of your nose. Okay. Do you have any questions? No. All right. Go on. Begin. That means tilt your head back and close your eyes. Tilt your head back. Close your eyes. Left. Keep your eyes closed. Bring it back down. Right. Bring it back down. Left. Bring it back down. Right. Right. Okay. Bring it back down. Left. Bring it back down. All right. Do you know the American alphabet A through Z? Yeah. Okay. You You're sure? Cuz I I'm guessing English is not your first language. Yeah. But you know the American alphabet A through Z. Yeah. Okay. So again, you're going to stand with your feet together, hands at your sides. At your sides. When I tell you to begin, you're going to tilt your head back and you're going to close your eyes and you're going to recite the alphabet for me slowly and non-rhythmically. That means don't sing it and don't skip any letters. It's going to go just like this, except you're going to close your eyes. I'm not going to close my eyes. A B A C. Don't start. Don't start. I'm showing you. I'm showing you. You don't You don't need to show me. A B C D E F G and so on all the way through Z. Okay? So notice, remember, head tilted, eyes closed, slowly and non-rhythmically. Don't skip letters and don't sing it. And don't do elementopea or anything like that. Okay. Do you understand? Yes. And you do know the American alphabet A through Z. Yes. The story didn't end there. The woman was just trying to get away, but nothing unusual happened. However, after a long conversation, the officers performed the nose test. This only added to the situation's complexity as the officers were now more focused on ensuring the proper steps were taken to evaluate her condition thoroughly. All right, go ahead and begin. Close your eyes. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Perfect. All right, for this last exercise, it's going to be the estimation of 30 seconds. Yes. Can you count to 30? It doesn't matter what language, but can you count to 30? Yes. Whether in your native tongue or in in American. Okay, let's see. Yes, okay. So, when I tell you to begin, you're going to have your feet together, hands at your sides. You're going to look up and close your eyes, and silently, in your mind, you're going to imagine 30 seconds going by. However you want to count, it does not matter to me. Once you believe 30 seconds are up, you're going to open your eyes and say stop. That's all you got to do. So, again Well, you're going to do this. Feet together, hands at your sides. When I tell you to begin, you're going to look up, close your eyes. You're going to imagine 30 seconds silently. Once you believe the 30 seconds are up, then you're going to say stop. You're going to open your eyes and say stop. That's all you got to do. Okay? I close my eyes and You're going to close your eyes, and you're going to count to 30 in your mind. Okay. Once you think 30 seconds have passed, then you open your eyes and say stop. Okay. Do you understand? Got it. You understand? Yes. Do you have any questions about that? up and count 30, and then eyes closed, and you you count in silent. Yeah, you're counting silently in your mind. Yeah. Any questions about that? No. All right, let me set a timer. All right, go ahead and look up, close your eyes, and begin. All right, that was definitely not 30 seconds. At this time, you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Oh. No, no, stop, stop, stop, stop. Don't resist. Don't resist. Stop. No, I did 30 seconds. All right, this is Officer Laskovich again. Follow her instructions, okay? okay. Can you uh pop? Thank you. Bro, what what do I always say? Good to deal. What? These people don't care, bro. Oh, yeah. She's this impaired and it's a Yeah. 8:20 at night on a Thursday. She had failed all the tests by now, so she was arrested. However, she didn't resist and her behavior was commendable. Why do you think she chose to remain calm instead of making the situation worse? Was it a good decision? She was charged with driving under the influence. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on any one and I promise, you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. 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