When this woman gets pulled over, she's happy to joke and laugh with the officer. >> You trying to play with me, you sir. Get tired on the deal. Get >> But she goes from nice to naughty pretty quick when she doesn't get her way. >> CAN I GET YOUR PASS? >> I was coming this way. I was going to McDonald's, but I missed a shot, so I came this way. >> Have you had anything to drink tonight? Alcohol. >> I had two shots. >> Two shots. What were the shots? >> It's always two. How many drinks? two every time. >> Huh? >> Like would you prefer vodka? Tequila. What were you drinking all? >> Tequila. >> Tequila. Okay. >> I'm not drunk though. >> I'm not saying that you are. I'm just >> Y'all want to brealize me? >> Well, first before we get to that, just to make sure that you are safe to drive before we let you go. I would like to run some field sobriety on you just to make sure that you're good. And then if you're good, then you're going on your way. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. McDonald's is a good choice. >> No way. >> What was you going to get at McDonald's? >> Huh? What was you going to get at McDonald's? >> I was going to me that that that $5 meal deal. Get it. >> There's some nuggets. Maybe chicken sauce. They want to give me a high sea. No ice. >> Oh, that's the best drink. Me and you are alike. >> This officer is diabolical. He's befriending her just before doing field sobriety. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, if you'll just hang out right there for me. Would you remove your glasses for me? >> Okay. >> I know it's it's right next to you, so you'll be able to see. I promise. Okay. >> You sure? Cuz I'm blind, baby. >> I am, too. Believe me. Look at my my glasses are incredibly thick. Okay. So, what you're going to do, I'm going to have you follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and eyes only. Okay. Without moving your head. Um, so it's >> so like without like going like this >> without doing like this. You're just going to follow with your eyes. Okay. >> Mhm. All right. Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. You see my finger? >> Mhm. >> All right. >> I'm doing good. Right. Go ahead and blink. Take a good pause. And remember, just move your eyes. Don't move your head. >> My eyes. >> Just your eyes. Okay. >> Stand straight. >> I can see. >> Stay on the finger. You guys don't >> silly goose. >> Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. >> Would it help if I used a pen? >> Maybe. >> Yeah. Pen. >> Okay. Let's do that. You trying to play with me, sir? >> I'm not playing with you since I've done this a thousand times. I'm not playing with you. >> Okay. I'm sorry. These two. >> You want to try again? >> Yes. One more time. I'm sorry. I just feel like you trying to play. >> I'm not trying to play with you. >> Okay. I'm sorry, Rick. I'm sorry. >> All right. And we're going to go down and up. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Okay. All right. We're done with the eye test. Okay. >> HGN eye test. Very standard peel soiety test. Looking for some nice stagmus, some movement in the eyes. Couldn't really see from the video, but probably pick some up, I'm guessing. >> We're going to do two more things. Okay. The first thing that we're going to do is going to be called a walk and turn. Okay. So, I'm going to get you down here um at the base of this line. Do you have any type of balance issues or anything like that that affects your legs? >> Well, I had epidural, so that don't affect nothing, right? >> No, it shouldn't. It shouldn't. >> I'm good then, baby. I take off my shoes. >> People do that a lot. Like people are when you ask them, "Is there any injuries? Anything that could prevent you from doing anything physical?" are like, "Well, I fell out of an apple tree when I was 12." No, no, you should be good for this test, so don't worry about it. >> If that helps you, yeah, absolutely. What you're going to do is take nine heel to toe steps along this white line or the straight white line that's out in front of you. When you get finished with nine heel to toe steps, you're going to make a series of small turns around your left planted foot. Okay? And then you're going to return along that same line, nine heel to toe steps. I'm going to demonstrate for you. Looks like this. Okay? 1 2 3 so on and so forth till you get to nine. >> One 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I turn like how the time >> just however I instructed. Do you remember how I instructed? >> Hold on. Wait, let me start back over. Can I start right back over? >> You can start back over. >> Okay, I will start back over. So part of the test is not only like administering the test, executing the C test, it's also following the instructions. And that's where she's struggling right now. She can't remember. >> I want you to lock me up. Please don't lock me up. >> Five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> All right. Next one we're going to do, this is the last one. Okay. Uh, >> honestly, not that bad. >> This one is going to call it's going to be called a one leg stand. Okay. I want you to lift whichever leg you choose up approximately 6 in off the ground. Okay? After you lift it up six inches off the ground, I want you to point your toe downwards until it's level with the pavement. And then I want you to count out loud. All right? If you understand and you want to begin, you're good to go. >> 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. I went to 20. >> I went to 20. She made it to 20, which we didn't see from like 13 and below. But from 13 to 20, pretty damn good. Wasn't waving her arms. Didn't seem off balance. She did stop before she was supposed to. He didn't tell her to stop, but not that bad. >> Okay. Are we done? >> Oh, you want to go more? I can go more. >> That's okay. All right. Last thing that we're going to do. >> Oh, it's okay. Last thing that we're going to do. Okay. I want you to turn around for me. >> All right. Don't try to >> put your hands down by your back. >> Don't do that, man. >> Betrayal. >> Way too drunk to drive. >> Not. Please. No. Please. I don't want to go. >> Mr. Asia, I know you don't want to, honey, but you made a choice and you drove. >> No, I did good. >> Your eyes. So, what your eyes are telling me is that you are above a 008. Okay. Um, give it away to you. Okay. It's mandated by state law that I have to read this to you. >> I passed though. You tripping, >> ma'am. What your eyes are telling me is that you're above a 08. I I walked and everything. What are you talking about? Is your camera on? >> It is. I got >> What's your badge number? >> I'll give it to you. >> Okay. What's your supervisor? >> Him. Who just watched this entire test? >> That is not your supervisor. >> Do you see the three stripes on his shirt? That means supervisor. >> I'm not calling anybody. Bash number. Can I please get it? >> Danger. We've been so nice. We've been so nice talking. Y me. I don't give a >> The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of the state upon your submission the state administer chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances. me. How about that? >> Determining if you're under the influence of alcohol. >> Can you breathize me? >> If you refuse this testing, you're >> I have the right to get breathalyzed. Right. >> If you'll listen to what I'm saying, I'm trying to breathalyze me though. >> Stop talking and listen. >> I don't want to stop talking now cuz you don't piss me off. I don't need all this for nothing. >> If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver I don't want to talk. Just go ahead and send me your butter will be suspended for one year. You're breathaly to drive upon the highway for a minimum period of >> breathalyze. How about that? >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. last me. Will you submit badge number sir? >> Will you submit to the state amendment badge number of your breath? >> I have the right to get your badge number. >> What is the thing with the badge number? Like it's going to what is it going to do for you? You now you have it and we shall proceed. You're going to get it. Don't worry about it. >> All right. I don't give a [ __ ] I'm sorry. >> Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath? >> You had the right state administered chemical test of your breath. Okay. All right. Ma, will you get your shoes on? I don't want my shoes on. Like, this is crazy. >> So, you want to be barefoot for the rest of the night? >> Yes. Just put my shoes in my car, please. >> Okay. >> Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. You ain't got to be so aggressive. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Can you breathalyze me? >> That's where we're going. >> Okay. Is your Is your camera on? >> About to be in route in just a moment. >> Is your camera on? >> It's been on this entire time. >> Okay. May I review it? >> Just a quick note. So, he's going to offer her a breathalyzer test, not to be confused with a PBT, which is a portable or preliminary breath test. That's one they can keep in the car and give to people. That is more just for officers to to add to their determination of how intoxicated somebody is. That's not admissible in court. Typically, the breathalyzer is admissible in court. That is the one they keep at the police station that gets certified and calibrated and all that stuff. >> You have the right to request an open record. Let me see. >> But that's not going to happen right now. >> Breathalyze me. >> That's where we're going, Mr. Asia. >> Okay. Breath. >> How old are you? >> It don't matter at this point. You locking me up. You got my name and [ __ ] Come on, bro. >> I just figured I'd ask you before I did the math. >> I don't have nothing in my pocket, so you don't even have a right to search me. You're a male. >> You're a right to search you. >> You don't. A female is supposed to search me. I know my rights. Come on. >> You do not know your rights. >> I do know my rights. >> I love Big Sarge. You do not know your rights. >> My rights. >> That's not my law, actually. But you can go. >> It is you. You cannot do all that. Sir, >> you can go and step in the car. >> And your camera on, right? >> Cameras are off. Step forward. Open this door. >> No. >> Yes, ma'am. You got >> no step in the car. >> No. I want the camera first. I will forcefully put you in this car. If you don't know yourself, >> you're Look, sir. >> You need to stop. >> What's up with all this, >> sir? Okay. Oh, you're good. You're good. You're good. Little help. First trade. >> Oh, the camera is on. >> The camera is on, sir. >> It is. >> Hey. Uh, trade with me again. >> I was going to come this way. >> In the car. No reason to do all that, sir. >> Thank you. >> No reason. Bash number. CAN I GET YOUR BADGE NUMBER? >> What's your name? What's your What's YOUR NAME? YOUR BADGE NUMBER, >> MA'AM. >> CAN I GET YOUR BADGE NUMBER? >> YOU NEED TO STOP GOING THE DOOR, you stupid ass. Woo! Close that door. >> 48 left. >> Please get me a rip. >> I already used mine. I didn't get it replaced from the last time we had the rip pole. >> I need a rip hobble. >> I need a rip hobble. >> Bring out the hobble. [Music] >> Oh, she slip out of them. >> Yeah. slipping the cuffs. Um, this has actually happened to me with a female prisoner when we put them on. Sometimes with females, we don't put them on as tight as we should. We're trying to be gentle, trying to be polite. You should really always put them on as tight as they can go until they're comfortable and then double lock them. But it does happen. Women have more, they seem to have more dexterity, more flexibility in their hands. They can kind of pull it out sometimes. >> Okay, now that's going TO REALLY HURT. I DIDN'T KNOW YOU WERE [ __ ] >> YEAH, I'M A [ __ ] BRO. YEAH, I'm a [ __ ] >> Why you doing this? >> Yeah, I'm a [ __ ] >> Why you doing that? >> You didn't even breathalize me, [ __ ] >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Breath me, [ __ ] >> Are we going to >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> We're going to still go downtown based off his behavior. >> No. No. No. No. >> Yeah. That's what I >> Her response to do you want to >> you're not going to do a [ __ ] >> comply >> was [ __ ] you [ __ ] >> pass it over >> [ __ ] do that >> pass it over >> don't do that >> no we are >> don't do that >> you know what I >> DON'T DO THAT >> ma'am >> hopefully they play this in open court >> that's hurt for real >> yes it does >> okay stop for real that hurt okay I'mma chill >> chill that hurt that hurt >> keep chilling I'm going to stop. >> Ma'am, >> I am now hurt. >> No, we're towing your car. >> Hell no. >> No, we are. >> Ma'am, my car. >> In most states, if you get arrested for a DUI, they will hold the car for a set amount of hours. So, you cannot have access to IT AND DRIVE AGAIN. >> STOP. STOP. >> OKAY. STOP. HOLD. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> We are. >> Do not move. Bam. Stop moving. >> I need everyone to stop. >> Stop. I'mma chill for real. >> THAT HURT. >> YES, MA'AM. IT DOES. STOP. >> STOP. >> Jesus Christ. >> I'm not going downtown anymore. She's going to straight to the jail. >> Hell yeah. I'm no longer in route downtown. I'm in route to 600. Starting mile 752. >> So, she tried the little cutie pie routine thinking maybe she's going to flirt with this guy and get out of it when she didn't. Time to freak out. >> YES, I AM the bro. My god. You can't. THIS IS ILLEGAL. THIS IS ILLEGAL TIME. YOU CANNOT DO [ __ ] LIKE THIS, BRO. I hope you got your camera on, bro. >> What's your badge number? >> I'll give it to you on the ticket. >> WHAT'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR BADGE NUMBER? THIS IS WRONG. THIS IS very illegal. This is very You just did illegal U-turn, sir. I swear to God. >> A booking room attorney. >> I swear to God. I What? You just did an illegal Uturn. And I hope your permit is on. What is your badge number? >> That wasn't an illegal user. >> What is your last name? >> It will be on your ticket. >> Why do you carry your birth certificate around? >> Some people do. >> Only your birth certificate. >> I'm sorry. >> Some people do. >> Do you know who this person is? >> Yeah, that's my granddaughter. >> Okay. Well, your granddaughter is at jail. >> Okay. Who in the car? >> The white one. >> Yeah. >> Nobody's in the car cuz she's at jail. She's drinking and driving and then she fought with police. >> She fought with the police. >> Hold on. Hold on. Which person you talking about? You talking about the one that wrecked or the one that got pulled over? >> The one right here. >> Okay. She's going to jail cuz she was DUI and she fought with the police. >> What? >> Yeah. >> So, we're searching the car because she's going to jail for DUI. So, we're searching for intoxicants in the vehicle cuz she's extreme. >> So, they can search um also under just an inventory. We don't call it a search. It's called a vehicle inventory. So, if a car is being towed by the police, we take an inventory. We look everywhere, every open compartment, any anything we can find, and we take note of it. And it seems like a search, but if it's in your department policies and procedures, we can go ahead and do an inventory of the vehicle. And sometimes you come up with some contraband. >> Drunk. >> There's marijuana also in the vehicle. Yeah. So, that gives us permission to search the entire vehicle. >> Wow. You just did a you you just did a illegal U-turn. You're crazy, bro. You stupid ass. >> He's crazy. Not her, >> [ __ ] One dumb [ __ ] I hope your Korean is on. This miss CASE CLOSED. IF THAT come on, case closed. You're [ __ ] up and you're fired. >> I can't breathe. >> If you're talking, you're breathing. [Music] Good luck with this one. >> I was just about to clock out. >> Feel so bad for these jailers in these videos. >> That's all I'm saying. >> My mother. 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