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[music] >> You got an 82 and a 60. >> No, it wasn't. I had a definite going 82. >> Okay. [music] >> There's no way. >> Okay. Have you on radar going 82 milesPH? Okay. >> Around 8:52 p.m. on January 2nd, 2023. Deputy Matthew with the Santa Rosa County Sheriff Set's office observed a 2021 Volkswagen Atlas driving 82 miles per hour in a 60 mph zone on Highway 90 near Pepper Tree Road. He initiated a traffic stop and the driver pulled over on Highway 90 near Dingo Road. As he and Deputy Casey made contact with the driver, later identified as Rachel, Deputy Levier observed that she exhibited signs of impairment. >> Hey Siri, please >> Hey Siri, >> call attorney Muk Shaken. >> Ma'am, >> I know I >> license registration insurance. I don't see attorney Lucas Sharon in your contact. Who do you want to call? >> I got your license. >> Okay. >> Calling Maddie. >> Is this a rental car or >> Why would it be a rental car? >> Cuz it has a Texas plate >> attorney. Texas plate and Florida license. So, I don't have the the paperwork. >> Who told you to tell me that? >> Um, when I went to the to get my driver's license, I said, "Hey, tell them it's going to take time to get the paperwork to switch the tags over. I >> Hey, Siri, call. >> You have a registration insurance? I'm getting calling Maddie Sacramento. What's that? >> Hello, this is attorney M Shaker. Please leave a message and I will call you back soon. Thank you. Have a great day. 53 or >> ma'am I'm I'm trying to get my attorney on the phone. >> I don't know why you need your attorney on the phone. It's a traffic stop. >> I mean I have it I have it tracked there. So, what did that say that you were going? >> Uh, 57. >> 57. >> And then I was going I did go 68 and I slowed down from 68. I I do apologize. >> Here's my And here's my insurance. Okay. >> Texas liability insurance. Do you have your other >> Yeah. Yeah, I have it right here. >> Okay. You have your registration. Um, >> this was other insurance here. >> What is All right. I know I sound really dumb, but how's the registration different than the >> insurance is what your car is. >> Yeah, >> it's just proof of insurance that you're paying. Your registration is what your tag is assigned with. Okay. >> Little piece of paper. It's about this big usually. You coming home from a trip? >> No, I was going to my parents house. We were going to go to wedding, but I got upset about it. >> You're head to your parents house and then turn around. >> Oh, okay. >> My brother decided to get married and he's in Marine Corps and Oh, it's definitely not going 82. I mean, I have it recorded right here. >> Okay. You still said you're going 68, so it's still speeding. Okay. >> 68. >> You did tell me 68. So, walk around 49. calling Philip Street. >> Morning heat. That looks like it. >> Is that accurate? Like >> Yeah. Express 325. >> Hello. You >> I got pulled over and I've got cops surrounding me right now. Well, what did you get pulled over to? >> They said it was going 68, but my my camera so I said it was not going They said originally they said 80 and now they're saying 60. >> Ma'am, if you would listen. I was told you going 82 and then you said that you were going 68. He said he that I was going 182 and now they're saying, >> "Can we get a Can you please call?" >> Rachel denied driving 82 miles hour and repeatedly attempted to call her attorney. Based on his suspicion of impairment, Deputy Levia eventually ordered Rachel to exit the vehicle. Other deputies arrived to assist with this traffic stop and eventually exited the vehicle and agreed to perform field sobriety exercises. >> Can you call me immediately right now? >> Can you I'm sorry. I can't tell who you are back there. I'm sorry. I can't tell who you are back there. Chiefy. Chie. Okay. Um she want some get around the car. I have that book coming out now. Go. 115. >> Hey, Miss here for me. Okay. >> Yeah. Is your car in park? >> It is. Yes. >> Okay. >> Hello, this is attorney Muin. Please leave a message and I will call you back as soon as possible. Thank you and have a great day. >> You can leave your purse and everything in the car. >> Hey, call me back immediately. Step out of the car now. >> Police department. >> I'm not telling you again. Get out. >> They only told me told me once. They're trying to hurt me and take advantage of me. >> I'm not trying to hurt you. Step back here. >> Trying to hurt me and take advantage of me. >> Step back here. Whoa. Watch out. Watch out. Don't fall on the roadway. Okay. All right. I can smell some alcohol coming off you. Okay. >> I cannot. >> Okay. >> That's not possible. >> Okay. You want to say that because that's how you get your jurisdiction. That's how you get do your thing. >> All right. But you can't hardly stand up. What's wrong? >> I'm standing fine. What are you talking about? >> All right. Are you willing to perform form still for me? >> Yes, I am. >> All right. Um, I'm going to shut down one lane. All right. So, we can do it right here. Okay. Fine. >> Are you okay standing by for me? >> I mean, I can stand up fine. You're lying about me not being able to stand up. All right. Are you able to stand by for me? No. >> Okay. Thank you. >> He's going to block the lane for us. Okay. I'm going to knock off the lights down a little bit. Can you hit just your back lights for me? >> Just backlight. >> Just back lights. >> Okay. Deputy Levier started with the horizontal gaze ntomous HGN test. During the HGN test, Deputy Levier observed 66 clues in a slight vertical nestagmas. The second field sobriety exercise was the walk and turn test, and Rachel failed to touch heel to toe on each step while displaying a lack of balance. Other field sobriety exercises were not attempted due to her lack of cooperation. >> Okay, listen to everything that's going on right now. >> Yep. >> Can you see my finger right here? >> Okay. Did you wear contacts or glasses? >> Uh, no, sir. >> Okay. All right. I want you to touch the tip of my finger with your right index. Okay. Okay. I want you to follow with your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand the instructions? >> Okay. >> Oh, do not move your head, please. >> Can you please not move your head? >> I'm not moving my head. Stable. >> Okay. All right. Just watch my finger for me. My head is right here. >> Okay, just watch my finger, please. 66 temperature 155 check out. Ma'am. >> Yes, we are here. >> Ma'am, I need you to watch my finger for me. Okay. >> To uh my immediately 186. Okay, keep following up for me. >> Okay. All right. What do you uh what do you do for a living? Like what's your job? land, but I just left. I retired recently and it was the worst decision of my life. You >> said homeland. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I mean, I retired from Texas. >> Can you back the truck up a little bit? >> First thing I could have ever done. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It was uh the ability was my my Do you want to hear me tell you where I am? >> Yeah. >> No. >> All right, ma'am. Come on over here for me. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to use this white line. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. I want you to put your left foot on the line. Do you feel okay doing this in flip flops or do you want to take your flip flops off? >> Flip flops are off. Yeah. >> Okay. Left foot on the line. Right foot in front touching heel to toe. >> Touching heel to toe. Go back please. >> Oh, >> yep. Left foot on the line. >> How many How many back though? >> Right there. Left foot on the line. Right foot in front touching heel to toe. >> And put your arm ma'am and arms down to your side. Okay. >> Ma'am, don't start until I tell you to begin. Okay. So, with your left foot, Are you willing to continue this for me? >> I am. >> Okay. All right. Put your arms to your side for me. I want you to stand position until I tell you to begin. Do you understand the instructions so far? All right. When I tell you to begin, you're going to walk nine heel to toe steps down the line. Turn around a prescribed manner and take nine heel totoe steps back. You're going to watch your feet, count out loud each step, and keep your arms to your side and touch heel. Ma'am, >> but I have a disability. So, >> what's your disability? >> I have a seizure disorder, so it's very difficult. >> Okay. If I have a seizure dog in a car with a seizure tag on her, but yes. >> Okay. >> I can do >> Okay. When I tell you to begin, take nine heel to toe steps down the line, touching heel to toe, watching your feet, counting out loud, keep your arms to your side. Okay. I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> One, two, three. As if. Ma'am, go back. >> As if the Go ahead and put your left foot on line. Right foot in front touching heel to toe. >> Right. >> Yes, ma'am. Right there. All right. >> All right. Arms to your side. I want to demonstrate this again for you. Do you just need this? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Pretty hard. Even if you're serving, it's really hard. All right. Good. >> Ready? >> All right. I'm going to demonstrate it again for you. Okay. >> You already know. >> One, >> two, three. As if this was your ninth step. I'm only doing three for demonstration purposes. You're going to nine. Leave that last step on the line. Taking a series of small steps to turn around and come back down the line. Nine heel to toe steps. One, two, >> three. All the way to nine. Okay. I did three for demonstration. You're doing nine. Do you understand the instructions as I've >> I'm doing nine that way. >> Yes, ma'am. Nine. Heel to toe. Turn around and come back. Watching your feet, >> ma'am. Watching your feet. Counting out loud each step. Keep your arms to your side. >> Front. Right in front. Right. >> Yep. All right. You can begin. Right. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> You're going to take me to jail anyway. So why are you doing this? >> Are you done? >> Huh? >> Are you done? >> I mean, you're going to arrest me anyways cuz you >> I'm I'm asking, are you done with the task? Based on her erratic driving, the odor of alcohol, and her inability to adequately perform the field sobriety exercises, Rachel was placed under arrest for driving under the influence. After Rachel was placed in the car, deputies retrieved a firearm from her vehicle. Rachel was transported by Deputy Levier to the Santa Rosa County Jail while another individual was called to the scene to take possession of her dog. Hey Siri, >> ma'am view. >> All right. >> Can you guys see my dog? >> So, what did I do here exactly? Can you tell me? >> Show driver. >> You are showing several signs of impairment. >> No, I'm not. >> All right. >> Is your phone still on? >> That's going to be negative. Get my seizure dog out of the car. My service dog out of the car. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Come get your dog. >> My dad. >> Where's Where's he at? >> Can I give you his number? >> Yeah, we can we can just put us back in the car. >> Uh, yes. Do you want your person phone to go with you and your watch? >> And my badge, too, as well. >> Your badge? Okay. >> Where's your badge at? >> Okay. Holy cow. On land. Oh, >> are you Crest View or where you at? >> Uh, we are not City of Crest. No, ma'am. We're in Santa Rosa County. >> Oh, there's We're going to walk to the back door of this truck right here. >> You have pockets or anything? >> No, nothing. But hopefully you can prove what you just >> I'm not doing anything. I'm here to assist him. Go ahead and have a seat. Cleared. >> Okay. Have a seat. That'll be handled in court. No, I won't be. >> Okay, I'm going to move this out of your way. That way you can have a little bit more room for your feet. Just hang tight. >> Service back now. You guys are service. >> We'll figure that out in a second. Hang tight. >> Hey, I pulled your spikes out cuz they were on the floor right there. Where at? >> What? >> Your spikes right there on the floor where she was at. >> Oh, that's >> Yeah. I just wanted her to have room for her feet. She was doing all that. Um, she's already asking for her service dog to be in the back of the >> Well, she she's now uh demanding her service dog be in there with her. >> Oh, very cool. >> She says I'm going to get her badge out of the locker room, too. >> Do you want to ask her about it or are you good? >> Can you ask her about it? >> Yeah. Do you want me to run that, too? >> Yeah. We need phone number 365. Copy. The number on the zero. >> 66A. Adam 688392. Should come back on a 9mm CP 365 XL. Sanchez 186 check at 186 check. >> Um, do you want me to throw that in something for you? >> Uh, yeah. >> Yeah, I have some envelopes in the back of my car, bro. Heat. Heat. Wow. All right. Um, she's asking that you come get her car and service dog. stand 4 for 155 subject. Can you run a CH stand 4 for 155 subject? Can you run a CH require felony convictions and signal one convictions? 10. He's not in the car. Is he going to be the RO of the vehicle? 34. Can you copy? You're good. I got it. 223. I got Florida deal when you're ready. white. Straight down Highway 90. We're about 2 three miles county. We're about That's just the the gun and gun. Yeah, gun and magazine are in there. Uh weapons slide lock back. Nothing in it. >> Mag is full. >> Yeah, Harold driver on the left. >> I can't hear you. Drake. >> Who? >> Drake. She's calling her right now. >> Oh, I don't know who we called her dad, I guess, cuz her dad lives over. Dad's probably like coming to pick up the pick up the dog, as far as I know. Probably need a second driver. Get someone to come take the vehicle. All right. Awesome. Thanks so much. Um, they're coming straight down Highway 90. Oh, that should be Joanna. He says about an hour, but I think he's sticking up downtown. >> Yeah, probably. I told him come straight down Highway 90. You'll see us. Yeah. Um, so I added her and I went ahead and I didn't know if you want me to or not. I have him running CH for felony and uh one at DHS. She said DH and Yeah. is a homeland security and then what she has. That's my fault. >> Yeah, that what sucks. She still can't rob her own. >> Oh, yeah. >> That's unfortunate. Dad's on his way. >> Okay. Um, >> she's coming from their house. So, >> okay. I can hang out with the car if you want to get her on the way. It's up to you. >> I would like to get out. Yeah. >> Yep. I figured that way you can do your uh >> The only reason I'm waiting on him is because the dog >> Yeah, you're good. I can I can hang out with it while Awesome. Could be that. Also, did you notice I don't know what you had driving pattern wise, but >> yeah, the camera. Yeah, >> she said my camera said I was going 57. So, no man, you're going 52. Well, the fastest I hit was 68. I'm sorry that I'm sure that's still speeding, sir. >> Maybe maybe worth to that and push one. But, uh, yeah, I'll hang out until he gets started within a lane, too. travel at least 223 for that one. >> Yeah, it's clear. Yeah, I didn't call you 105 on her. I just had you detang her for now until you Yeah. Um, >> you want me to throw these somewhere for you? >> Uh, yeah. Throw them in the back. 186. Appreciate it, sir. I was glad Chrisy stopped out with me cuz she was getting out. >> I'm here for you, bud. Um, I'll hang out with the with the car until dad gets her. So, you got Ryan? >> Yeah. Drake's first name. >> Huh? >> That's Judge Drake's first name. >> Uh, Mlton, >> is it? >> Yeah. Is that he's calling her? >> Yeah. Condition. Okay. There you go, pretty girl. You're okay. You okay? >> Jesus, it's hot. All right. >> Are you going to take my car and my dog? >> Ma'am, your dad's on his way to get the car in, dog. >> I don't want to be here anymore. >> Ma'am, >> all right, we're headed to the jail and your dad will show up. >> I know. I don't want to be here. >> 155. >> 155. >> [snorts] >> I wish you would have just >> I'm sorry. >> Your case number is 5926. That's 5926. 223. That's not enough. You know I did things. Okay. >> Uh, let me speak. >> Do you have a return? Not that I'm the reason that people are dead. [snorts] >> I can't pick I swear she would have just killed me. >> Your dad needs to talk to you. Okay. >> No, he does not. >> Rachel, your dad needs to talk to you about the dog. >> He can pick up my dog in my car. >> He can't pick up your dog. He's trying to find someone else to get it so it doesn't go. >> He has to pick up my dog. He's my service dog. He can't even keep my service dog from me. So, trust me, I already know it's a big lawsuit. I already [ __ ] know it. >> Trying to help you find something to get. >> Tell him where the [ __ ] car is. >> Rachel. Rachel, why? >> He He can tell you where the car is, but he doesn't want to tell you because he's a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Rachel, we are trying to get your dog to a safe home tonight. Then tell my dad where the location is at. >> He's trying to talk to you about it. >> How can I talk to him? I'm behind glass. >> He knows where it's at. >> Huh? >> He knows where it's at. >> He's on speaker phone right here. He's >> on speaker. >> I can't hear him. >> Rachel, can you hear me? >> Hello, >> Rachel. Rachel, >> that's not my dad. That's my lawyer. >> Rachel, it's me, your dad. >> Hey, Dad. Um, honey, please. >> They arrested me for no reason. >> Just work with them. Rachel, >> I am working with them. I wish they would have shot me and killed me. [snorts] >> I wish >> go get my We need someone to pick up your dog. We can't take him up there with us. >> They can tell you the location. I don't know where it was. It was like Baker Halt somewhere. I don't know. was on 90. If they're not willing to tell you, it's cuz they're after me for a reason. They don't want me to be here. >> Rachel, you will only do yourself more harm by being difficult. >> Okay. >> I want them to hurt me and kill me. I don't want to be here anymore. Dad, I [ __ ] I should have saved those kids that day. You didn't. No, I didn't. >> I didn't save those kids. >> You need help and you need to do the right thing. >> You need to stop. Stop it. You're doing it. Stop it. >> They're not even listening to me. I don't know where the car is. It's on 90 somewhere. They left it alone. It's got all my badges and guns and my everything in it. Officer, it's on her. I don't know what to tell her. >> Who is on the phone with me right now? My dad. >> So, do you There's no one there that can't. >> We can go get it. Get my dog. Don't let my dog die. >> We We could get the dog, but we're can't even get the dog because we're leaving. >> I just want you guys to like Santa 186. >> That's why we need her to give us even the dog, too. That's what I need. I guess I didn't. >> Rachel, they need a friend to give the dog to. Tell them a friend to give the dog to. >> Yeah, >> we're trying to help you out. >> I And I'm sorry. I should I deserve to be killed. I >> Rachel, help me out. >> Today is a very hard day for me. It's >> okay. Well, we're trying to help you out without >> Renee. >> Renee. Renee, do you know Renee? >> She's in my my phone from church. >> Okay. >> You have my phone? >> Do you have her bag? Um, >> Rachel, are you going to give us permission to give her phone number? I have your phone. >> If you have her my phone, yes. >> Yeah, we have your phone up here. We'll get you. [snorts] >> All right, Rachel. I need your pass. >> Do you guys know that I uh >> I'm sorry. Rachel, I'm going to I'm going to let you watch me do it, but I'm >> think you're fine. I just uh you know, >> it's Renee. That's Rene. My government. >> Uh >> I'm sorry, guys. I killed a lot of people. No, I didn't kill >> right here. >> I should have been there sooner. >> Rachel, >> no, I should have been there sooner. >> Rachel. Rachel, I'm trying to get some help for your Is this Renee with the >> I don't know. Renee from Avalon. [snorts] >> You want us to call Renee? From my Avalon church. >> From where? >> Rachel. Renee. From where? >> Rachel. >> I'm listening. I was >> Is this the same Renee that you want us to call? The 919 number. >> Uh Renee Avalon. My my my church from Avalon. >> Is this the correct Renee? It's just listed. >> I don't know. Go back. It doesn't say Avalon Church, does it? >> No. You've only got one Renee in your phone that I >> No, I have a lot of Renees. [snorts] >> I'm sorry. I deserve this. >> Renee Avalon Church. Okay. All right. >> That one right there. >> Okay. [snorts] >> We're going to call her your phone so she hopefully answers. >> I've been there with those kids. I shouldn't have been there. [snorts] >> We're calling Renee. >> Rene. >> Renee. >> Yes. [snorts] >> My name is Deputy Casey. I'm with the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office. >> They arrested me. >> Hey, so um we've got we have your friend Rachel. Um Rachel's been arrested and we were we're trying to get her help to to for somebody to come retrieve her doll. and my car. >> Where are you? >> So, we're So, we're we're pulling up into the jail right now, but the car is on Highway 90 at Bingo Road. So, just past the Herald store. >> Okay. So, the dog is the dog in the car? >> The dog is in the car and we have deputies standing by at the car and we're waiting on somebody because we really want to help help get this dog and you know, we we want to want to be able to set something up where one of Rachel's friends can come get the dog. So, Are you coming from Milton? [snorts] >> Okay. So, if you get on Highway 90 and head east, if you type in like Herald store on your GPS and just and just keep going a little past that, like I said, it's towards the intersection of Dingo Road and Highway 90, you'll see you'll see deputy standing by with Rachel's car. All right. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Renee, >> thank you. >> You're welcome. Byebye. >> All right. Sir, are you able to still go out there and get the dog and stand by for her? >> Can I say something >> there? Can someone >> I should have been there. >> Um Renee is on the way, but she's coming from about 45 minutes away. >> All righty. with no traffic. It takes us an hour to get there. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, um we'll just let Renee Yeah, Renee, go get the dog. >> Renew. >> Awesome. Thank you. Well, if you're needed again, we'll let you know, but right now it sounds like it's handled. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. Thank you. All right. Bye. Can I ask you a question before you take me in to book me? >> Ma'am, >> can I ask you a question before you take me to book? >> Uh, you can ask me any question. What do you need? I uh I was supposed to [snorts] >> I'm having a hard time and I want I want wish you guys would just find me. >> I was supposed to have gone. I was supposed to. >> Rand is coming for the dog from Vat. >> Can you listen to me before you take me out, please? >> Hey, can you ask her if she has a leash or something? >> Is there a leash in the car somewhere? >> Yeah. And my badge is in my glove box. >> The center console. >> My glove box? >> She's saying glove box, but it wasn't in there. So, check. It was. It's always in there unless it's >> But why why would it matter? But can I ask you a question before you take me out, please? >> All right. Write down. >> No, I want I want I want your opinion on something. >> Okay. >> As soon as you put eyes on her, make sure she doesn't regurgitate when she does. >> I can hear what you're saying. That's not going to happen. >> Look at her >> when I look at when I go around there. >> Yeah. Okay. Check the >> He's saying that on camera because he's trying to >> Okay, >> I'm not going to hurt you or anybody else. >> But I [ __ ] up really bad on my job and I just wanted your opinion. I guess now I don't get it. Okay. >> Why are you saying that to him now? >> What? [snorts] >> Why did you say that to him? I was just literally wanted to know. >> I said just monitor you when you get out of the car. That's all I said. >> Oh, no. But I want I know >> we have a process to go through right now. Okay. >> I know. >> Um after >> you know what I did? >> I don't know. >> All right. Is [snorts] there anything concealed on you? >> No. >> Okay. All right, we're going to go in here. >> I was supposed to be there at the school that day when the shooting happened and I wasn't. And I'm sorry I wasn't. And it it's going to kill me and I wish it would have just killed me. >> Okay. I'm sorry to hear that, but right now we have some things to deal with. >> Yeah. I have nothing concealed on me at all. >> Okay. So, we're going to walk in here. They're going to >> Yeah. And you lied about my my lawyer. My lawyer text me and he said you lied about my my teeth and everything else and it's not that. >> All right. >> But yeah, >> we're gonna walk in here. All right. You're going to listen to them and then after you're done with them, we're going to go into a breathalyzer room and I'm going to ask you for breath samples. Okay. All right. Let's go and step out here. Don't fall over, please. Don't even have like your Walk around here to the left. Keep on going around to the left. Over here to the left in the corner with the green chair. All right. get those sounds. Thank you. I did not mean to those kids. We just know it's not the time and today is the day. >> Are you okay with Renee taking your car? Chicken chicken. [music] [music] guitar and cheap. Like we didn't get there until two days after how we supposed to know or 24 hours later on that one. Has my attorney called? My phone. >> I'm not sure. I hadn't been checking your phone. I mean, we had it >> talking to Rene. >> We had it talking to Renee, but there was no calls that came in that I'm aware of. Trust attorney. So I have to input some information on here and then after that we'll have a chance to perform the test. Okay. Heat. Heat. I know you know that I [ __ ] up that you will need less weight as you're not at coming after me, but I didn't mean I Um, I did not know that when these kids are gone, but and then You know, I didn't know, right? When we got called, I was in Houston when we went, we did not know. I can't believe it. These kids are dead cuz we do for a living now. >> Nothing now. >> Nothing right now. You said you were going You were going to go to a wedding up in Virginia. >> I'm retired. Okay. >> You said you were going to go to a wedding in Virginia. It was my brother's wedding. >> Your brother? Okay. I'm sorry, but I This week is not the week I didn't want to go to the wedding. Is your brother older or younger? >> And I'm recently responsible for people losing their lives. So, I came here hoping that I could just get over here. >> How long have you lived here? >> Not long. 8 months. Do you like the Milton area? Do you go visit the beach? >> I do. That's why I have that the seaweed burn. You >> said seaweed burn. >> Well, I have the red the what's it called? >> Tide red tide burn. Yeah. >> I know you guys are just [ __ ] me trying to con convince. We're just trying to pass time cuz I still have 5 more minutes to sit here and wait till it's ready. So, we're just sitting here having a conversation. Okay. >> Can I tell you something? >> You can tell me anything you want to. I'm here to listen. I uh I should have done my job. >> Well, we don't want to talk about that. >> No, we do. When I was when I was working in Texas, I should when you holding the school shooting happened, I should have been there quicker than it was. >> We can't blame oursel for that. >> No, we can't. And I had a mother crying up. You know what it feels like to have a mother dying, a dead child, and I had to lie to her. I lied to her. First time I lied in her life. I told her he was fine. We had him holding. >> Sounds like a rough time back there. >> Mhm. >> I wish you guys would just like [ __ ] it. Make sure my dog's okay. >> Yep. Rene's on our way. >> Can you just end? >> There is nothing in life worth taking your own life for. >> I'm not taking my own life. >> That's me. >> There's nothing worth it for us to do that. >> I didn't do anything like I didn't. I'm sorry. This [ __ ] it sucks. It sucks so bad because it's like do you know how many times I've been on school shooting in Texas and how many times you go to sleep at night and I know you don't want to wake I came here thinking that you guys just arrest us constantly for everything. Houston, Texas. Rachel, how old are you? >> About how much do you weigh? >> Uh, well, I lost 12 pounds, so about 61. 60. >> Good job. So your parents live over in Did you follow them here or they follow you? >> No, I follow I came here uh from Texas thinking that I'd be safe here. >> It's definitely safer here than other places. >> Definitely not much safer than Texas. never got arrested. Just texted us for nothing or everything. >> Is that a dress or one piece you're wearing? >> Huh? >> Is that a dress or one piece bathing suit? Okay. >> Can I please pee? I have to pee so bad. I was going to like I'm going to pee on the chair, but I can't go out. We got one more minute left and we can do this. Okay. >> Oh, I have to pee like I want to repeat. Who died? >> Uh, one of my sergeants. >> Which one? >> Sergeant Rickman. He had cancer. >> Oh, yeah. >> Did you see it on the news or Facebook? >> Yeah. >> He's good, man. >> My chief died three days ago. >> Your chief dead? Shot and killed in Texas by some [ __ ] >> Wow. >> Yeah, Rickman was a was a great guy. >> I saw Yeah, I saw her. >> They're not wearing it. >> I had to pee. So, I'm going to pee in the chair. I can no longer go to the bathroom. Can I please? >> We got seconds left. Okay. >> Oh, you want to provide a breath sample for me? >> Yeah. >> When you get All right. When I tell you to, you're going to seal your lips around this little mouthpiece here. You're going to blow as hard as [music] you can for as long as you can. Okay? So, um, be like blowing up a balloon. >> All right. Just a minute. Let me just let it finish this. I know. >> Can we go to the bathroom after this? >> Yes. Right after this. Heat. Heat. We should [music] have done something different. All right. All right. Take a big deep breath. And like I said, throw your lips around there. I'll hold it. I'll hold about right here. Take a big breath and blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. All right. And it has to do it twice. Okay. So, it'll go through a few more checks and then it'll give you the opportunity to [music] do it again. >> I think she's still on the way. Okay. I had to turn my phone off. I had to turn my phone off. She told us that she was on the way. Okay. So, as soon as we're done with this, I'll check my phone and make sure that she was gotten. Okay. Um, but I can't have my phone on in here. Trust me. Okay. You say you do not wear contacts or lenses at all. I don't see well. >> So you don't see well? >> I have a seizure. >> Yeah. >> What causes your seizures? >> They're not sure yet. They thought it was from vaping. So I stopped like >> You want to know what triggers them at all? Like there's been nothing consistent and just kind of happens. Uh, they thought it was my blue tie with the shape. >> Yeah. >> Wasn't that. And then they thought it was my vape. And then the doctor says, "I've been having them for a very long time." Cuz you can see it on your X-ray. I was like, "There's no way. I've been having them for a very long time." And he goes, "Have you been able to wake up without feeling weird or hung over?" And I said, "No." And he goes, "Yeah, cuz you've got nighttime sleep disorder or something. where you have seizures at night time. >> That's interesting. >> I have a um my dad yesterday had a tumor. >> You have a tumor. >> Oh, sorry to hear that. >> I'm not talking to your dad anymore. Your friend Rene's getting the car and the dog. Where is she? She's >> She said she was leaving right away. >> And I can't have my dog with me even though I have the service and everything else. >> Be a great question for the jail. And if that's the case, then she can bring him up here. >> Whatever. I wasn't even going that. >> Okay. Are you ready? Uh, take a big deep breath. It's ready now. So, big deep breath and sear your lips around a little piece. I'll hold it. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep Good job. All right. 26. Legal limit is 08. All right. At the Santa Rosa County Jail, Rachel agreed to submit breath samples. Her Intoxiler results indicated a BAC of.26% and 0.262%, which were more than triple the legal limit of 0.08%. Rachel was booked into the Santa Rosa County Jail charged with driving under the influence FS 316 193.4 and issued a warning for speeding. She was released the following day at 10:14 a.m. on a $500 bond. >> So that means you're above uh double. You're actually triple legal. >> It's not even possible. Okay. All right. Um, you said you have to go to the bathroom. Um, I'll you can go to the bathroom. [music] >> Do you feel like answering questions for me after you go to the bathroom or kill me? That' be great. >> I'd rather not. So, all right. We Let's go on out here and uh you can go use the bathroom. Okay. Come on out. This is hard, but you can get through it.