What if I say no? It's up to you. Why don't I go to jail if I say no? Like I don't If you If you If you claim not to be doing drugs, you're going to you're going to pass them and you'll get You guys will be kicked down the road. Look, I can't stand on one foot and balance. Sure. You know, I mean, that's hard to do. Yeah, and and a good officer will take those things into consideration because What's reasonable? What's not? Right? >> What's your sergeant at? On foot. Huh? What's your sergeant Sergeant now? What's your No, we're not on sergeant. This is Natasha Vinegar, a woman driving with her companion to deliver pizza to a disabled friend named Jesse. Their charitable trip instantly turns into a roadside nightmare when Officer Smith and his colleagues detain them, search the vehicle, and coerce Natasha into field sobriety tests simply because she was sweating and had small pupils. This is a textbook case of manufacturing evidence out of perfectly normal physical reactions to justify a predetermined DUI arrest.