So, I got here a little after all these guys. What What's going on tonight? What happened? Um Well, that thing hit that thing, I reckon. Um You reckon the car hit the tree? That's what you're saying? I mean context clues tells you that. Yeah. I mean I would say yeah. You hit that tree. Where were you coming from? That way. Okay. Where were you going? This way. All right. But, final destination. Where were you trying to get to? Uh we were going to my cousin's house, wherever the hell he went. Where's your cousin at? You just met him. I met your cousin? Yeah. Where's he at? You know, the goofy little [ __ ] I haven't seen any any goofy people other than Officer Felix over there. Well, there's definitely a goofy goofy person person around here. I haven't seen him. He is here. He was in the passenger seat. Oh, he was in the passenger seat? Yeah. You don't know where he went? No, I don't. Where were you guys coming from? Um We were coming from a I think it was it was just one of his buddy's house. Okay. Over Over in the tree, do you remember hitting something else? No, and unfortunately, it was just the slightest tap of the tree. And then this [ __ ] just [ __ ] awesome. Oh, wow. It was It was a tight tight tap of the tree, and this should [ __ ] explode. Crazy. You're going to have to buy a stronger car then. If a little tap does that to the car. They're all modular anyway. [ __ ] take a part off, put part on. Blows though. What? It definitely blows though. Yeah, for sure. Not a good situation to be in. No. Let's come back over here by the slider where you were before. Over here. Loop. Loop. Just stay right there for now. All right. If you want you can lean up against the car so so you're not falling over. Might be cardboard. Wet cardboard. Yeah, I'll just go ahead and step on it. Gortex. Wash it off. Floor board is going to taste it. All right, let me get Lisa to change the hats. Yeah. All the debris and stuff that's in the road, are we responsible for cleaning that up tomorrow or Um I'll see if the tow company can brush it into like the side or pick it up for you guys. We don't need to be worried about this guy. He like confessed to everything. What? I know, the only thing we have to worry about is if he doesn't have insurance. I would say. Thinking we just have to I don't know if you're going to be able to push it. Like this this control arm's broken and you're not going to be able to to roll it. According to him he he tapped the tree. Yeah, I'll take it. Just got to change the hats. Yep. Hey Luke, this here is a driver exchange information sheet. Muted. No longer muted. the vehicle that you hit as well, okay? Um you make an insurance claim, that's the case number right there at the top that you'll need. Crash report number is top right, won't be ready for 5 business days, and my name is down at the bottom, okay? All right, did I hit any other vehicle? What's that? Did I hit any other vehicle? Yeah, that black vehicle over there. Okay? So, the crash investigation is complete, okay? Okay. All right, Luke. I'm Officer Casas. Uh we spoke briefly before. Uh like she said, her crash investigation's over. I'm going to be conducting a criminal DUI investigation though. Um I got some other questions I want to ask you. Um I just got to read this to you before I ask you any more questions, all right? Phone by me? What was that? Phone by me? All right. You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. You have a right to the presence and representation of a lawyer of your choice before you make any statement and during any questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, you're entitled to the presence and representation of a court-appointed lawyer before you make any statement and during any questioning. If at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you are privileged to remain silent. I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be of your own free will. Any statement can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand these rights as I read them to you? Yes, sir. All right. So, or Luke Herzog? Oops. All right. Luke, just kind of walk me through what happened. Just get a good idea. I think I hit a U-turn. illegally and uh hit a curb. Go again. I I had a U-turn. Yeah. Hit a curb. And So, you're doing a U-turn, you hit a curb? Yep. All right. Where were you coming from? Uh really? Like, this is my second week here. Mhm. I've no idea. Okay. Where were you headed to? Um Do you have a He would probably be able to tell you more. Who? Um Dude, I just started like 2 weeks ago, so bear with me. Um the other guy that was with me. Okay. Where's he at now? No idea. All right. Where uh where was the other guy sitting? He was in the car with you when the crash happened? Yes. Where was he sitting? Passenger seat. In the passenger seat? Yep. All right. Uh is this your van? Yes. So you you were driving? Yes. And cuz I only see two seats. If he was in the passenger seat, you would have been driving. Um I guess you told one of the other officers uh that you were at Shenanigans tonight. Shenanigans? Apparently, that's what you told them. Is there a possibility you were coming from Flanigan's? I don't think so. No. No? You can breathalyze me if you What kind of alcohol were you drinking tonight, Luke? None. None? How much have you had to drink tonight? I haven't had anything to drink tonight. No? You smoked any marijuana? Nope. You taken any other drugs? Nope. Are you taking any prescription medications? No, sir. All right. Are you sick or injured by any chance, Luke? Nope. Do you have any physical defects or injuries? Nope. Do you limp when you walk? No. No? Do you feel comfortable walking barefoot or would you rather put on your Crocs? I see one. Yeah, I see both on. You rather wear your Crocs or or just be barefoot. Okay. All right. Whatever you you want to do, um I'm fine with. Um are you uh diabetic? No. Are you epileptic? Nope. Is there anything wrong with your eyes that isn't corrected by glasses or contacts? Nope. No? All right. Um so I want to make sure that at the time of the crash you weren't impaired by alcohol or you know, any sort of drug. All right? Absolutely. So, if you don't mind, I want to do some uh roadside exercises. Yes. You cool with that? Just go ahead and put that paper in your pocket or in your car, whatever you prefer. Just throw it in your pocket for now. Want to come over here? All right. Just go right there. Face me. Go ahead and put your feet together for me. Put your arms down at your side. Feet all the way together. All the way together. They got to be touching like mine. Arms down at your side. And you stay in that position till I tell you to begin. Do you understand? Yeah. So, don't do anything till I tell you to start. When I tell you to begin, you're going to raise one leg, either leg, approximately 6 in off the ground. Okay. You'll keep the elevated foot parallel to the ground with your toes pointed outwards towards me. Fair enough. You'll look down at the elevated foot and you'll count out loud in the following manner: 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, and so on until I tell you to stop. All right. Okay? It's going to look like this. You're standing like this now. I'll tell you to begin, you'll raise one leg, either leg, 6 in off the ground. You'll look down at the elevated foot. Uh you'll keep toe pointed outward, foot parallel to the ground, you'll look down, you'll count out loud: 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, and so on until I tell you to stop. All right? Make sure you keep this leg straight as well the whole time. You understand? Yes, sir. If for any reason you put your foot down during the exercise, just pick it up and continue where you left off. Okay. You got that? Yes, sir. I'll tell you when to begin. You ready? Yep. And begin. Shoot that, man. All right, you can relax. Can you come over here? Can you show me your left hand? Can you just your left? Can you show me your right hand now? All right. Stand about right here and you're going to face the car. Take Nope, you don't have to get up on the car. You can take a step back. Look, stand here, face the car. All right, I just had to make sure you knew your left from your right. That's all. Go and put your feet together for me. Put your arms down at your side and you're going to have your index fingers pointed down like this. All right, when I tell you to you're going to close your eyes and you're going to tilt your head back and then I'll tell you either left or right. If I say left, you're going to bring the tip of your left index finger to the tip of your nose and right back down. If I say right, you're going to bring the tip of your right index finger to the tip of your nose and right back down. Do you understand so far? Yes, sir. It's going to look like this. You have your eyes closed, head tilted back. If I say left, tip of your left index finger to the tip of your nose and right back down. If I say right, tip of your right index finger to the tip of your nose and right back down. Got it? Got it. Left. All right, go and put your feet together for me. Arms down at your side with your index fingers pointed down. Index fingers pointed down. Go and close your eyes, tilt your head back. Tilt your head back like you're looking at the sky. Left. Right. What? What's that? I said left. Left? Yeah. What? Hold on. I'll tell you. All right, remember to close your eyes and tilt your head back. You're going to stay in that position the whole time. Eyes closed, head tilted back like you're looking at the sky. Sure enough. Yeah, face the car. Remember, face the car. Stay there. Stay there. Put your feet together. Put your arms out your side. Down at your side. Index fingers pointed down. Just the index fingers pointed down. These fingers down. Close your eyes. Tilt your head back. Tilt your head back like you're looking at the sky. Right. Left. Right. Right. Left. All right, go ahead and open your eyes. So, we're going to do one more exercise. You're going to be in a similar position. You have your feet together. Arms out at your side. Close your eyes and tilt your head back. All right? And then I'll tell you to uh begin, and you're going to estimate the passage of 30 seconds from that time. Okay? So, what that means is when I tell you to begin, you'll tell me when you think 30 seconds has passed by. Okay. Got it? I want to show you how long it takes for 30 seconds to pass by on a stopwatch. All right, it's all zeros. It's all zeros. Now, I start. Is it really 1:29 a.m.? It is 1:29 a.m. Yeah. And that's 30 seconds. Okay? So, go and stand there, face my car like before. Face my car, not me. Face my car. Put your feet together for me. Put your arms out at your side. Feet together, all the way together. All the way together. They're still like 3 in apart. All the way together. Arms out at your side. And you understand the instructions? Yep. All right, go and close your eyes, tilt your head back, and begin. So, what was this for? Hm? What was this for? You're supposed to be estimating the passage of 30 seconds. Remember? Yep. I gave you the instructions. Yep. Are you still doing that? Yeah. All right, let me know when you've got to 30. What's this one for? Hm? What's this one for? What? Durango? What? What's the Durango for? What Durango? It's not a Dodge Durango. It's a Ford Explorer. It's a Explorer? Yeah. What are you doing? I'm getting this for What? I said it's a Durango. It is a Durango. What are you doing? What do you Are you supposed to be doing something? Did you forget we were doing an exercise where you're supposed to tell me when you think 30 seconds passed by? What? It's been over 2 minutes and 23 seconds. All right. You're under arrest for DUI.