Don't get. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't get stupid. >> Watch how this drunk man thought he could outsmart the police. Wow, you don't seem too good. You doing okay? Sir? >> All right. >> You're all right? We've had some people calling in cuz they were concerned about you. What What's going on? How'd you get here? >> Drove from my house. >> You came from your house? Oh, did you drive here? Okay. Can I have your license, please? Let me ask you a question. Are you diabetic? Sir? >> Yes. >> Are you diabetic? >> I said no. >> Oh, you didn't say no. >> Why >> I didn't pull you over. I I came up to you because you were passed out in your car and people were concerned about you. So, I need your license, okay? >> I didn't get out. All right. Let me get out. I'm going to take it >> Hey, man. I need your license, okay? >> What you need? >> Hey, do me a favor. Just keep your hands up for about 10 seconds, okay? All right, perfect. How'd you get here? >> Drove. >> Perfect. So, John, you're intoxicated, right? >> No. >> No? Then what are you right now? Because I can smell it coming from you. John, there's two ways this is going to go. One way is I'm going to take you to the hospital under a Marchman Act. The other is I'm going to run you through field sobriety exercises and and do that for DUI. You tell me which way you'd like it to go. Because you're an I didn't pull you over. See, that's exactly what I'm talking about. That's the opportunity I'm giving you right now. You want to be taken for a Marchman Act? Sober up and come back and get your car? John, step out of the car for me. Come out with me, okay? Let's go. Hey, John, I'm not going to ask you again. >> Don't get. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't get stupid. I'll tell you all right. >> Oh, yeah? What's going to happen, John? Step out of the car now. >> I will. Back up. Just give >> Come on. >> Give me space. >> You have plenty of space. Get out of the car. >> Back up. >> I'm not going anywhere. Don't reach for anything, John. You have no keys right now. Get out of the car. >> Hey John, here's the thing. >> What? >> You're actively resisting me right now. >> I'm not. >> You are. Step out of the car. >> Back up. I am resisting. >> Here you go. >> Is it I have a weapon. >> That's not how this works. I'm giving you a lot of opportunity to do the right thing here, bud. >> Take your hands off your weapon. >> John, get out of the car. This isn't a negotiation. >> off your weapon. >> This isn't a negotiation, John. Come out of the car, please. >> Let's back up. All right. All right. >> John. >> Chill out. >> Can you just get out of the car? >> Yeah. >> For us, please, so we can talk to you. Thank you. >> Let's take Let's take a couple steps back. Let's take a couple steps back. >> Hey. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm Officer Osis, Carley. Can you step out so we can talk to you? >> I can. >> All right, thank you. Just to help us >> here. Thank you. >> Don't. >> Just come talk to us. >> Don't. >> Yes, sir. >> Just >> I didn't do nothing. >> What's your name? >> John. >> You live here in town? Okay. How far from here do you live? >> A mile. >> A mile. Okay. You been drinking today? A little bit? Too much? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Are you diabetic or anything? >> He said no. >> What are you going to do here? >> What's that? >> I'm trying to give you the options, brother. >> I have no weapon. >> We can either go to the hospital and you can sober up under the Marchman Act >> Mhm. >> or I can run you through field sobriety exercises cuz you were in actual physical control of this vehicle. >> I'm running out of hands. >> What does that have to do with it, John? >> It does. >> So, talk to me about it. Okay. All right. How much did you drink tonight? What's that? >> I didn't not. >> You didn't drink nothing tonight. Okay, when's the last time you had a drink of alcohol? >> Yesterday. >> You don't know? >> No. >> Okay. Did you take any drugs today? >> No. >> Nothing? So, you're telling me you're sober right now. This is just you on the normal. >> This is just normal, yeah. >> Okay, but I can smell the alcohol coming from you. >> Whatever you feel. >> Whatever I feel? >> No, feel. >> All right, then. >> Okay, let's move, so. >> It's okay. You're here in >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have any medical conditions? >> Yes. >> What do you have? >> PTSD. >> PTSD. >> I can't walk a line on your [ __ ] >> Calling me on I bought >> Hey, hey, hey. >> You're you're clearly intoxicated, okay? That's where we are right now. >> Whatever. >> And you were in control of this vehicle. So, I'm going to have to run you through field sobriety exercises. >> I cannot do it. >> You don't want to do them? >> No. >> Are you refusing to perform field sobriety exercises? >> I am refusing because my I can't do it. >> You're refusing because of what? >> Because of my physical >> Okay. You don't have to go through the field sobriety exercises, but I'm still going to go through with what I have to >> You go through what you got to do. I know. >> Okay. John, I'm going to ask you to turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Are you telling me no again? >> That's [ __ ] >> It's not [ __ ] >> For what? >> going to happen. >> Whatever. >> I'm placing you under arrest for DUI. >> No. >> Based on the totality of the circumstances All right, so do me a favor and you have to You're going to put your hands behind your back. >> Put my hands behind my back, please. >> Please don't, okay? >> John, now it's going to come the point, okay? >> You will get tased. Now, remove your hands. I need you to just do this, please. >> I need you. >> Can we put them on the front for you? Would that be more comfortable? Excellent. Can you put your hands down in front of John. John, look at me. Look at me. John, can we put your hands in front of you? Put your hands in front of you like this. We'll put them on the front for you. >> John, you need to release your hands now. >> John. >> Please. Do not resist this, okay? >> All right. >> Thank you. >> I'm trying. I'm >> You're you're good. You guys do what you got to do. You're okay, John. You're okay. I got him, Tyrone. You're good. You okay? I'll keep you balanced. >> I'm not. >> What's Why are you not okay? Talk to me. >> What am I here? I'm here. >> Good job. >> But I'm still >> John, you're going to go in the car, okay? All right. Face me. John, go in the car. All right. Thank you, John. Lean to your right right now. I'm going to take this out from under you. Good job. Can you please repeat your name for me? >> I went outside, smoked a cigarette, car was running, and then I had customers, so I came back in, and I thought he was in the bathroom. I checked the bathroom real quick, wasn't in there. I went back out again, car was still running, and only this time I went up to the driver's side window and leaned back, asleep. >> Okay. >> And I started banging on the window, and then I banged on the windshield. >> And he didn't get up? >> And nothing. >> Okay, so he was in the driver's seat when the car was running. Okay. What's your first name? >> Tracy. >> Thank you. Do you swear and affirm that everything you tell me is true, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> Yes, sir. >> Excellent. >> And my manager will have access to cameras. >> That would be helpful. Okay, that's all I need from you. Appreciate it. >> He was charged with resisting arrest and DUI.