Do you want to do some exercises to see if you're okay to drive? >> No. >> Okay. >> Don't grab me. What the are you doing? >> We're good. He's good. He's good. Let go of my foot. >> Michael Jackson, >> man. Turn. >> Oh my god. Jackson. >> Oh my god. This is the thriller. >> Sit in the chair. >> You better get up or you're going to ride it again. >> This chair is going to hurt. >> Yeah. Yeah. You're going to get in the chair. >> Sit in the chair. >> If I was sick. signature. >> We kick things off in Palm Coast where a Flaggler County deputy spots a Florida driver turning the highway into his own personal runway. >> Talk about bad timing. The new super speeder law just kicked in and this guy's about to be its first test drive. Deputy Murphy hits the lights and falls in line, determined to see why this driver is tearing down the road. 8730. [music] >> Traffic 15. Vehicle just pulled over just north of the 284. >> FD is 51 from the 286. >> Why don't you hop out for a second? You don't have any weapons on you, do you? >> All right. >> Come back here. >> Mind if I pay you down real quick? You don't have any weapons or anything? Put your money back in. I'm just attaining right now. >> Reason for the stop, >> we're going 107. >> Weaving in and out of traffic. Traffic mic. I knew you said on the way. Can I get one of our me, please? >> Why you going so fast? >> I have a appointment with my barber. >> You have an appointment with your barber >> in New Spir. So, >> but you know, the car's kind of poetry. >> So, you go 107 miles an hour. >> I'm sorry. weaving in and out of traffic, putting other people's lives at danger. >> Now you get to go to jail for the night. >> For night. >> For the night. Yeah. You know, Florida, it's criminal to go over 100 miles an hour. >> I did nothing. >> Well, you do now, right? Now your car will be towed. Now you be going to jail. >> I did not tell 15. 57year-old Michael Stannic was arrested and charged with dangerous excessive speeding, but he posted bond and was right back on the road 30 minutes later. Probably heading straight to that hair appointment, just not as fast this time. >> Might want to check a pilot or something. I call on his bro. Yeah. >> All right. >> Down here. Down here at the checkpoint. He's at gate two. >> He's at gate. >> Yeah, he's Well, the pilot's on the plane at gate too. The plane is still at the gate. I gota tell me about it when he can't do case so you know. >> All right. >> I appreciate it. >> Next, an airline pilots making his way down through TSA at Savannah International Airport when agents reportedly catch a whiff of something unusual. The Southwest pilot is scheduled to fly to Chicago, but the idea he might be under the influence doesn't sit right with security. Airport police head over to the gate. Hello. >> Hello. Good morning. >> Good morning. >> Good morning. >> Morning, sir. >> Morning. How? >> You doing okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> When was the last time you had something to drink? >> Last night? >> How about How many hours ago? >> Uh, like 10 hours ago at least. >> How many drinks did you have? Want a few beers? That's it. >> Define a few beers. >> A few beers. >> Define a few beers. >> It's free. >> Okay. Yeah. >> What' you drink? >> Light beer. Nobody. >> Nobody. Yeah. >> Anything else? >> Nope. >> Okay. Who are you with? >> My fo. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Would you be willing to provide uh field sobriety with me right now? >> No. >> Why not? >> There's no need. Well, I can smell an odor consistent with an alcoholic beverage. >> Oh, sorry. >> These. >> What is that? >> Rugs. >> Do you have any fresh ones that haven't been in your mouth? >> Yeah. Right in my back. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Just crack or just nic. Smells mini. I don't have a PBT. Like obviously fully booked. Okay. So, do you have any health issues? Anything? So, you're a pilot who can't have any crazy health issues or any problems or anything. I notice you wear contact or you have glasses. Okay. >> So, what I'm just going to ask you to do, let >> me just go away from the bathroom. Sure. >> Okay. So, all I need you to do is the tip of my pen right here. This little white tip. >> I'm going to move it back and forth. I need you to follow it with your eyes. Your eyes open. >> Do you understand that? Okay. You don't have any issues doing that for me? >> Okay. So, just pay attention to the tip of the spinner. >> 52-year-old David Allop insists he's not drunk, so his impairment is put to the test. >> All right. You ready? >> Yep. >> You may begin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and go the other way. >> 1,000 2 1,000 3 100 500 600 Okay, you can stop. >> Um, just do me a favor and just hang out really quick. Here's a mint back. I just got to go talk to them. Okay. Yeah, >> I saw Yeah, the nice diagnos. I didn't really see it in the walking turn. Um, but I definitely saw the nice diagnos. >> With the seriousness of the situation, officers double check with the flight attendant. >> So, did you guys know I had a few drinks last night? >> I I met here. We had a drink. Yeah. So my problem is is that right now say I'm talking to you I don't smell anything coming off of you. I can smell a very strong odor alcoholic beverage coming off of him and that's a huge issue regardless in general whether we were standing on the side of the road was right next to you but it's bigger issue because there's what probably doesn't matter. Yeah. But the issue is I can detect it. And so obviously I don't know where you guys are based out of where the hub is. But with the FSD that I just put him through, he did exhibit signs of impairment on top of the auto officer as well. So I am going to make a phone call to my supervisor, but there's a very strong possibility or very strong probability that he is going to be taking a shot in the detention center. Sure. the will operated aircraft while intoxicated. So if you need to start making some roll calls, I just go ahead and start doing. [snorts] >> All right. So, do you have any personal belongings on the plane? >> I do. >> What do you have on there? Just like a go bag and like a phone and everything. >> No. >> Okay. Um, so my issue is is I'm trained in standardized field sobriety and you've exhibited strong signs and even after speaking with your first pilot. Like >> the issue is would you agree to a blood draw to test your blood alcohol content? >> Okay. Well, the issue is is when you agreed to the field sobriety, you exhibited the symptoms and if you're refusing to a blood draw, that's that's DUI less safe for the willful intention to operate commercial aircraft. >> Seriously? >> Yes, sir. >> How do I feel? I got everything. >> The signs that you exhibited during those three tests, I'm able to articulate based off those and the odor coming off of your person. It's very consistent with DUI. >> Okay. Well, yeah. >> So, what do you want me to do? >> So, what's going to happen is if you if you don't agree to a blood draw, [clears throat] it'll be DUI less safe. you'll be booked into the Chapman County Detention Center and you can we'll give you a phone call. You can more than likely because it's what? Tuesday. It's a weekday. But that that's the route that we're going to have to take unfortunately. Okay. >> Okay. I mean, if I did agree to a blood draw, then what? >> I mean, that that's just it's a it's good part of the ongoing investigation that it's like, you know, I did my part, but it's like your blood is the like the non-negotiable. like that'll prove whether or not >> it is >> what it is. >> Mhm. >> So, >> okay. Yeah. Well, >> but obviously I can't coax you into it. You have your right, you said no. So, based off that alone and based off the feels so bright that you >> even if I gave you blood, then nothing would change. >> Okay. >> Right. >> That that is your willful choice that you were willing to make. But based off the calls that we received stating that people down in TSA could smell what smelled like alcohol coming off of your breath and they're not trained. I am trained in odor hall odor and alcohol impairment. >> That's fine. I mean nothing's going to change your mind. [clears throat] I didn't even talk to TSA today. I went to KCM >> that it's operated by TSA, >> right? Okay. So, all right. I'll get my stuff, but whatever you got to do. >> Okay. My officer is um going to grab your stuff. If you don't mind, we're just going to head up to the patrol car. So, that way we don't have to do all in front of the public eye. As long as you just be cool, I'll be cool. >> Oh, absolutely. So, >> but yeah, I'd like to uh like I mean, I can't rub myself. >> Yeah, if you would like to, we can do that. >> Yeah. >> [snorts] >> Bring back ground tower. [snorts] >> Just standing fast away from me. Oh, hang before you said him back for me. Palms up. >> The plane was delayed nearly 5 hours. Possibly the only delay passengers would thank. David was charged with driving under the influence at the time of this recording. His case is still pending. Now, Boon Beach police roll up to the scene of a crash involving a car and a school bus. And it's clear this isn't your average fender bender. Based on the collision, an officer first checks in on the mother and daughter duo to make sure they're okay. >> What happened? >> Hi. Um, I was crossing over and >> you're coming on this road. You were crossing this. You were going to go in here? >> Yes. Okay. >> All right. >> And what color was your light? >> Green. >> Okay. It was green. All right. Do you um did you already give someone your driver's license and stuff or >> No. Okay. Um, >> all right. Give me give me one second. Okay. >> You have a new pad on you? >> Yeah, I do. >> To the witness. >> Uh, you guys see what happened? >> Okay. Oh, can I talk to you later? >> So, I was right behind her. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, we're coming. There's a bunch of cars. Everyone's going like really slow and they're all like trying to get around her and she's like keeps kind of swerving lanes and then I was like man is there I literally at one point was like is this a kid driving because this was like like ridiculous and then all of a sudden like I'm coming up I live in here so I'm trying to turn in here but I'm waiting. >> Which lane was she in >> between this one and this one cuz she was like she was switching lanes. Yeah. And then the cars kept trying to go around her and then by the time we got here I was the last one behind her and I was like well I have to turn so I'm just waiting for her to get out of the way. She comes into this lane like she's like, "Oh, like I don't need to go here." Like she needs going to go straight. So I was like, "Oh, cool. Maybe she's going to go that way and go that way, whatever." But she came up this way and then she just turned left like a sharp left and tried to like gun it, but he was already halfway through. She t-boned into half of him. He was he was already halfway through the intersection. So then I go I'm like, "Are you okay?" I mean, she's definitely on something. Whatever. That's not my business. But she was all over the road. I was like, "Dang, is this like a child driving this car right now?" Like I almost was like, "Got it was a kid. Okay. >> All right. We'll see that. I'm going to have the paramedic check in you. Okay. >> All right. Do you know? Do you remember what happened at all? >> Yes. >> Sure. What happened? >> Uh, I had an accident. >> Yeah. How did that happen? >> With no clear excuse, the mother goes full silent mode. >> Are you injured? >> No. >> No, you're not hurt. You want to go to the hospital? All right. What's your full name? >> Megan Champion. >> Um, >> I already give all the stuff to you. >> I'm We're going to talk to paramedics. >> Mhm. >> Um, >> got her check. >> See if they can clear her and then we'll go from there. >> Hey, how you doing? >> She's seems like she's impaired, but I just want to make sure you guys clear her first. She enter her name. She closed the cross, but >> I'm going just let you guys do what you got to do. I'll take I'll take over from there. >> But over here getting her checked out. >> You got to do what you got. >> So that daughter was in the car. >> In the car. >> EMS takes a quick look at 38-year-old Megan Champion. No visible injuries, no complaints, but officers can tell something's up. >> So sorry. >> What are you sorry you for? Talk to me. What's going on? >> I >> did you take anything? >> No. >> What? Cuz I can tell, ma'am. We can tell that. >> No. No. I haven't. >> When was the last time you had a drink? >> I haven't taken anything. >> Okay. What? Al. I'm talking about alcohol. >> No, I haven't taken anything. You didn't still didn't answer my question. >> No, I am answering your question. I haven't taken anything. >> Okay. >> Megan, I asked you. You haven't been able to tell me what your address is. >> Um I on my address I Not yet. I'm just going to see. >> Are you injured anywhere? Can you Are you able to answer that? >> Are you injured? >> I'm not injured anywhere. And I am so sorry. I am crying. >> I just want to know, Megan, if you were taking anything or drinking anything. When was the last time you had a drink? >> Uh, like 4 days ago. >> 4 days ago. Yes. Where were you coming from? >> I have not I was picking up my kids and I have not tasted anything >> and I am so >> Do you take prescription medications >> and that's it? >> Yes. >> You don't take any uh >> Yes. You can look at my um I I am so sorry. >> The reason we we're asking you those questions ma'am because >> I understand >> you've given us all the indicating that you are under the layer of a substance. Okay. Not only you're acting very you're driving you're driving um pattern when you were driving all over the world according to two people that saw you driving and you crashed into the bus. Not only that, I'm just driving you right now. You are extremely touched. You look like you're about to fall asleep. I understand. >> Slow to react. You your you >> understand. >> Slow in your words. Okay. >> That's why I'm asking you all this question. So >> if you took I don't know if if he was I don't know if it was your alcohol. >> I don't you don't drink at all? >> No. >> You never drink at all? >> No. >> Really? >> Yes. >> I thought you said you drank something 4 days ago. >> That was like milk. >> Um, but >> so so >> I am telling you I >> So what did you have to drink? >> This was weeks ago. >> Okay. What what was it? I am telling you I don't drink currently. Okay. >> And I have been >> I take your time. It's okay. >> We don't we don't want We don't want to We just want to make sure you're okay. And Okay. Your pupils are extremely simple. >> Yeah. >> Yes. Because >> are they normally they are >> your pupils? When was the last time you see a doctor? >> Oh, um, less than a week ago. >> So, you didn't hit your head at all today, right in the crash? >> When I'm back, >> maybe. >> And when the airbag deployed, did you hit your head? You mind if I look? >> You mind if we look to see if you have any bumps and everything? Okay. You can go ahead and look. at all. >> Does she know what day it is, what year, any of that stuff, or >> So, you're not sure if they back at you on that? >> Do you know? You know what today's date is? >> Uh, September 4th. >> You know what year it is? >> 2025. >> Who's the president? >> Four. >> Oh, >> yeah. See, you're you're you're not even you're having a hard time even answering simple questions. >> Who's the president? >> Not Jerome. All right. >> That was a joke. >> Well, this really isn't kind of joking now. Answer three question. >> Grab your phone so that your daughter wants to call her dad. Okay. >> No, I'll grab it. Stay right here. Grab it. Okay. She can barely hold it. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I mean, we we are doing a Dana, but I don't know what what she does. >> Yeah. I mean, she's refusing. >> I didn't refuse. Either way, I asked you if you were okay and if you needed medical treatment. You said you you were okay. You're not injured. >> Refused. Either way, we got to take her to the hospital, but >> I didn't refuse, >> man. I stated that you said that you were not injured. >> You told us you have no injuries. >> Are you injured? >> Hi. >> What? >> What's >> Are you injured? >> I didn't refuse. >> Okay. Did you listen to questions as you asked you? Are you injured? Are you injured? >> No. >> Okay. So, that's basically what he's saying right now. No, but he just said, "Are you injured?" And I didn't refuse. >> No. >> Saying that you said you are not injured, >> right? Are you injured? >> No. >> Okay. >> Right. That's that's what we say. >> That's what she That's what he's asking you. Do you need to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Okay. That's what that's what we established already. So then we establishing your mental state. So we're asking you questions. What's wrong? Talk to me. >> Doing this in a They have to make sure they assess you correctly before >> all they're doing. They just want to make sure you're fine. >> Do you want to be medically assessed? >> Can we speak with you? They were here cuz there's traffic coming. >> Um, >> this kind of seems >> Are you going to take her yours? >> Collaborated. >> Collaborated. What are you talking about? >> When we finish like really >> she will let us take her. I'm not understanding what you're saying. >> I'm trying to help you. I'm trying to find out what like what's going on, >> if you're okay. They all they want to do is they just want to make sure you're medically okay. >> So, >> and I'm just trying to find out. >> She said she doesn't want to go. So, just ask her >> because would she do anything? >> No. Would she be willing to do something the exercise to go because you could both everybody can see? >> Yes. Um would we do it over to do it? >> So um would you be willing to do a field sobriety uh exercise? Um just >> so we can cuz we believe that you under the influence of Would you be willing to do some exercise here? >> Okay. >> Except Megan doesn't get that far. >> Oh. Oh my god. >> Let's move over here. >> Let's move over here. >> Let's move over here. >> Move my car. Can you take my car? Move over here. >> Back it in here. >> Stop. A straight line. >> Stop. >> Straight line. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Oh my god. >> We're done. >> We don't need to do this. This is conspiration. >> Straight line. Straight line. >> Hey, we're going to go to the hospital. Straight line. >> Straight line. >> We're done. So she's going. >> Can you put your gloves on? Just pat it down. >> Straight line. Where the is the straight line? >> Okay. Relax. Relax. >> No you. >> All right. >> Where the >> Relax? Relax. Where the is the straight line? >> Where is the straight line? >> Make sure there's not anything in the pocket. >> You listen to me. >> Oh, you want to fill me up? You want to fill me up? >> Have a seat, man. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Come on, >> Megan. >> Have a seat. >> Just have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Just have a seat. >> Why? >> Just have a seat. >> Why? >> Why? >> Have a seat. >> You're going to hurt yourself. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Why? >> Just stop resisting. Just You're going to hurt yourself. >> Why? >> Got it. >> Yeah. >> Call it out online. Sir, >> watch your head, please. >> 14. 14. 10. >> 10. >> See? >> Where do you know? What's the reference? >> Signal. >> Megan was charged with driving under the influence DUI while driving with a person under 18, refusing to accept or sign a citation. At the time of this recording, her case is still pending in the court system. >> Where is straight line? >> We have We have a tape. We're going to put a tape on the ground for the straight line. >> You got to You got to hold on. Where you going? Come over here. >> No. >> Okay. >> Straight line. Let's go. That's that's that's a next step. >> Great life. Let's go. >> Next up, we're cruising over to Bowling Green, Kentucky. Police respond to reports of a man slumped over behind the wheel, looking like he ordered one too many. Officers find him camped out in the back of the McDonald's parking lot, taking I'm loving it a little too literally. What's going on? >> Oh, whoa. Weezy, buddy. >> What's going on? >> Huh? >> What's happening? >> Can you step out and talk to us real quick? >> Hello. >> Why? Well, we can see that you got an open bottle alcohol right here. Where? >> Right there. Go get >> center console. Come on, man. >> Go ahead and step out for us. >> Step out, dude. >> Come on, man. >> He's got his pants pulled down here. Watching. What are you doing? Come on. Come on out. >> Come out and talk to us. Come back here. Wait, I got it. Back here. >> Back here. >> Sleep. Just go back here. Go back here and talk to him. Get your hands out your pockets. >> Yeah. >> What? What's going on? Why are you sitting back here? >> Just get him back there. >> Chilling. Just chilling. >> What? Why here? >> Um I usually come to get a spot lunch. You lunch here? >> Yeah. >> How long you been here? Um about 40 mil 40 minutes. Yeah. Is that your drink in there? >> Yeah. You been drinking today? >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Not much. >> Is there any reason? >> No. person. An older white male with no shirt and shorts, long and out of the vehicle with a shovel and screaming to himself. >> You do you have your ID on you? >> Please. I'm begging you. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Please. >> I need to figure out who you are. >> Please. >> I will give you information. >> Just listen. Do what he asked you to do. Please have your ID. >> Is it your fault right there? >> I have my ID. Yes. >> Can I have it? >> Yes, you can have it. >> Please do not do this to me. Please. >> Well, we didn't do this to you. You did this to me. >> I'm saying please >> give me your ID and then we can talk. All right. >> Please >> just I need to figure out who you are either. >> Okay. You You can have it here. >> That's all I'm asking for. Where do you live? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Where's your ID? You're not from here? >> I am from uh Frankfurt, Kentucky, which is about 2 and 1 half hours away from here. >> What are you doing here? >> Um I go here for school. >> But why are you at Mc Behind McDonald's? >> I was trying to get some uh Thai food. There's a Thai restaurant >> right out there. >> Yeah. And I was trying to get some Thai restaurant from uh >> so you said you've been here 40 minutes. >> Look, I I would >> I would do anything for you guys if you guys >> if you guys just let me go. Okay, please. Please, I'm begging you. >> Well, do you want to do some tests to see if you're okay to drive? >> Oh my god. Don't do this to me. >> Don't do this to me. >> I'm I'm asking you the question. >> Please don't. I have >> I've got about 66. You can >> 40 You have 40. What? >> I am on driver's probation and I cannot drive. >> What? >> Well, you just told me you drove here. >> Is it suspended? >> Listen, >> he was It said driver probation. >> Listen, what does driver's probation mean? >> I am on driver's probation. >> I am not allowed to be driving on the road. >> Then why? Why? What do you mean? Why? >> Why are you on driver's probation? >> I am I am on a restriction. I am not supposed to be driving on the road. >> You don't Do you know why? >> Because I have had too too many drivers restrictions. >> Okay. I've had too many driver restrictions. >> Well, I'll ask you then. Do you want to do some exercises to see if you're okay to drive? >> Why are you trying to do this to me? >> I'm not doing this to you. You did this to you. >> It's up to you. Do you want to do them or not? >> No. >> You don't want to do them? >> No. >> Okay. Well, turn around. >> What? >> Put your hands on your back. >> What? >> Dude, don't don't do this. >> Come on. >> Stop. Off the car. Stop. >> Stop. Dude, >> stop. >> Stop. >> It's not worth fighting. >> Look, what's getting ready? You're You're going, so you might as well just put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. >> Because you're going to you're going to continue to rack up my wrist like that. >> Listen. Listen to me. Listen. >> Chill. >> Listen. Yeah. We're trying to We're trying to get you to chill. >> I don't want to have to fight you. Come on. >> Chill. Stop. >> Look, dude. >> Why are you doing this? >> Because you are not You're not working with us. >> Don't grab me. Bro, what the are you doing? >> We're good. He's good. He's good. Let go with my foot. >> What are you doing? >> Give me your arm. >> What are you doing? >> Ow. Stop. >> Ow. What are you doing? >> Huh? I can't go anywhere now. >> Strong boy, aren't you? >> What are you doing? >> What are you What are you doing? >> Standing up. >> You going to walk now? >> Strong boy, aren't you? >> Isn't resisting, too? >> Strong, aren't you? >> What are you thinking? Ow. >> Stop. What are you doing? Ow. >> Help. Help. >> What are y'all doing? >> You're under. >> Help. Help. >> Chill out. >> Help. >> We tried. >> Help. [screaming] Help. >> He got too far last. Oh yeah. >> Yeah, right. Yeah. >> You think you take >> shush? Just shush. Just be quiet. >> You being silly. Stand up. Let's walk to the car. >> Sit me in there. >> The are you going to where we're going? The car's right there. >> Your car. >> In your car. >> Ow. Oh my god. Check me. Check me. I've got a bunch of on me. Check me. You don't have yet. I didn't grab my trust. >> His pocket's clear. He's got something in that one. >> Where? >> I think it's his wallet. >> It's a goddamn wallet. Are you stupid? It's a wallet. >> Ow. Help. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Go in. >> Please. >> Please stop. >> Sit down. >> What are you doing? >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Put your feet in. >> Please stop. >> Put your feet in. >> I will stop. >> Please stop. Please. >> Get out. >> Are you good? >> Do you want me to take your feet out for you? >> Are you good? >> Are you good? Cuz you're not acting like it. Put your feet out. Get your hands off me then. Get out on me, you nasty. >> Come on. Yeah, you >> put your feet out. Let's go. >> I'm going to make you get out if you don't get out. >> You can't put your hands on me, you dude. >> Yeah. Dirty mom. >> Yeah. Do not put your hands on me. >> Do noting put your hands on me. You either >> you what the what the are you doing >> the >> Are youing serious? >> I'm serious. >> Oh my god. >> This is for one illegal. >> It's not illegal. >> Press me against the door. Please. Y'all will love it. Please. >> The only thing 25-year-old Hunter Arnett was served was a pair of handcuffs. Turns out this was his third driving under the influence arrest. So, at this point, he was fresh out of excuses. For this incident, Hunter racked up a few bonus charges, including possession of an open container, disorderly conduct, resisting, and terroristic threatening. At the time of this recording, no further information could be found to determine the outcome of this case. Next, it's about 2:30 a.m. on a Sunday when Tampa police get reports of a vehicle heading the wrong way in the eastbound lanes of I4. Officers quickly track down a silver Toyota Camry, reportedly racing west of the interstate at about 60 miles per hour. They try to pull her over, but police say the driver refuses, continuing to flee the wrong way, even narrowly missing a crash with a marked police car. That is until a trooper goes full tactical, a pit maneuver, brings the Camry to a halt, boxing it between law enforcement vehicles. [screaming] Go out the other side. Hey, go out. Go out the other side. Go out the other side. >> My iPace the car. Face the car. >> Never hit me in my life. >> What happened? >> The circle of the car. Like whenever I try to like >> the circle of the car. >> No, like whenever Come to me one time. You can play an error. >> Do you realize that you're going the wrong way on the interstate? >> On this interstate? >> Yeah. Do you see all these lights coming towards us? >> Look. Look straight ahead. >> No, I do. Wait, I do. >> So, you're going you're going the wrong way on the interstate. >> No. No. Our No. No. >> Yes, you were. >> That's why I wrecked this car. >> You? Yes. >> His car. >> You were going the wrong way. >> My husband's walking me or driving me home. I just >> What do you mean you were driving home? >> No, he's driving us home. You were You were just driving. >> No, no, no, no. I was driving. I was like in the It was I was in the passenger seat. I was >> Hey, is there anyone else in that car? >> No. Yeah. >> Yeah. There's no one else in the car. >> No. Okay. Maybe not that specific clear, but there was like me and my husband. We're in one car. We are not in that clearing car. We are all the way down there. He's driving us home. We are like staying or saving at one bar for me to just talk to him. And then we're going to the spooky sea is where we were. Is that okay? >> Okay. >> All right. What are we taking? What do you What do you want to do with me tonight? Be honest. >> Let me ask you a question. How many drinks have you had tonight? >> I have two two bars that I've been to tonight that I've had a full drink at. >> Like I had one full drink at my house and I had two drinks at the bar. >> 24year-old Christian Beal agrees to take the field sobriety tests, but it's debatable if she actually knew what she signed up for. Do you wear glasses or contacts? >> I'm wearing glasses, but I don't have them with me right now. >> No, no contact. >> I'm not driving home, >> so I [snorts] don't have my glasses with me. >> Okay. Do you have any questions about it? >> Okay. Well, if you don't have any questions and you understand the instructions, you can begin whenever you're ready. Six to six foot vertical. Hands by your side. done. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Here, come come like right back over here. 682 105 one time. >> Okay. So, you are being placed under arrest for DUI. >> Police say her BAC was more than double the legal limit. Kristen was arrested and charged with driving under the influence aggravated fleeing to elude and fleeing to elude at a high speed. She has pleaded not guilty and at the time of this recording is awaiting her next court date out of custody. Now, Albuquerque police arrive at a local water burger after reports of an alleged drunk driver blocking the drive-thru lane. >> How long is he? >> He's been here for about I want to say 40 minutes. Can you roll down your windows, please? >> Roll down your windows, sir. Roll both of them down. >> Okay. Roll this one down, too, please. Can you see Sylvia if it's on park? >> Okay. >> Okay. Step out, dude. >> Step out. >> Come on. Step out. >> What? >> Step out, please. So we can talk to you because >> is there a medical concern >> that you No. >> What's going on then? Why were you passed out then? >> What's going on? >> Nothing. Have you had drugs today? No. Okay. Well, I'm going to need you to step out. I'm officer re ground with the Albuquerque Police Department. Okay. So, unbuckle. Let's talk about what's going on. Don't reach for anything or force will be used against you. Do you understand? >> You're not free to leave. >> Okay. Come on, man. Step out. >> Take your phone. >> Yeah. Take your phone. Come outside. Come on. We just want to get you checked out. >> Step out, please. >> Why? >> Because you've been here for 40 minutes according to security. So, step out so I can explain to you. >> Come on, man. >> Hey, man. We need you to cooperate. Okay. >> Step out. >> Okay. Step out. >> Come on, man. I can help you out. >> I'm good. I'm good. >> Okay. Well, it seems like you're not good. So, take a seat in the curb. >> Don't worry about your truck right now. Take a seat at the curb. >> No, don't sit >> on the curb. >> On the curb. Step out. >> What? >> Step out. >> Why? On the curb. >> I've already explained to you multiple times. >> Okay. Stop reaching in your pockets. Okay. >> What about >> How much have you been drinking tonight? >> How much? >> Hm. >> Huh? >> How much have you been drinking tonight? >> Not much. >> Okay. Well, step out. Come on. Okay. Place away from me. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're just being detained. Okay. >> All right. Follow me. [ __ ] it up. >> Let's go behind over here. 133P. >> Okay. Sit down. Sit at the curb. What? >> Sir, I need you to >> move your foot. >> Okay. >> Sit on the curb. >> Let's go, boys. All the charms have two one. >> All right. So, what's your name, dude? >> Caleb. >> Caleb. So, what's going on, Caleb? Security is saying that you're blocking the drive-thru. They tried getting your attention. Okay. And you were just passed out. So, are you going through a medical situation? Have you been drinking tonight? What's the deal? >> What >> I asked you, are you going through a medical situation? Or have you been drinking tonight? >> No. None of those two. >> No. >> Okay. So, have you had any drugs tonight then? >> No. >> Okay. So, why are you passed out inside your truck then? What's going on? >> Can you start 435 just so they can come and check them out? >> How old are you? >> We're going to have paramedics come check you out, dude. How old are you? >> My questions. >> Caleb, how old are you? >> 28. >> Is there somebody that can come and get your truck? >> Cuz >> you are in no way able to drive your your vehicle if you're passing out. You're not answering my questions. >> I'm fine. >> You're not fine. >> They're not fine. >> So, I'm going to ask you, okay? Are you willing to take feel so soriety test to prove to me that you're not under the influence? >> Huh? >> Okay, I'mma take I'm gonna take your hat off. Okay, >> I'll put it back this way. So, are you willing to take field sobriety test to prove that you are not drunk? >> Yes or no? >> What? >> Cuz you have a hearing problem. Can you hear us? >> Do you have a hearing problem? >> Hey, K. Look at me. >> They're small. Small. >> So many kids. >> 56 57. >> Yeah. [screaming] >> Trying to small it in there, too. >> Yeah. It's either hospital or jail, dude. >> Hospital. >> Okay. So, then we're going to have an agreement. Okay. >> Okay. >> We're going to call somebody of your choice to come and pick up the truck. Do you have any friends in town? >> Um, >> yes or no? >> I have >> your phone. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. if you can uncuff me. >> Um, I'm not going to do that. Just let's grab your phone >> here. We can do it for you. >> You can do it for you. >> We're going to put on speaker. Okay. >> For what? So you can talk to her. >> So you can talk to her. >> No. No. Don't do that. >> No, it's not up to you. >> No, don't do that. >> The female officer can't help but wonder why 29-year-old Caleb McVey doesn't want to make the call. That your girlfriend or wife? >> My mom. >> She's your mom. Why don't you want to call your mom? She going to yell at you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But that's what moms do, right? >> Yeah. >> Just cuz they care, not cuz they want to be. It's cuz they care. So, I think you should call your mom. Have her come and pick up the truck and then go meet you at the hospital. I tried giving you a chance. You're not cooperating. >> I am. I am. >> So, I am. >> Are you willing to take field sobriety test? Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. All righty. Take your hands out of your pocket. I know it's cold. Okay. So, stand straight. Caleb, take off your hat. Instead of focusing on passing the test, he can't stop worrying about his hat. >> Okay, don't don't grab that yet. Okay, we're doing the second part of the sobriety test. >> Wa! >> All right, dude. >> Are you refusing to take to continue with the soriety test? >> No. >> Okay. So, take your hat off again. Okay, we're not done. Okay, the second test. Okay, so what you're going to do, face me, Caleb, face me. Stand right there. So, at this line. Okay, I'm going to demonstrate what you're going to do. So, you're going to put your right foot in front. Okay. You're going to put your hands, see my hands, Caleb side. You're going to take nine steps. I'm only going to demonstrate three. Okay. Caleb, don't worry about your hat, man. All right. Stand in that. Actually, don't stand in line. That line. Yeah, this one. Stand in this one. Okay. Oh, all right, buddy. We're giving you all the chances you can. Back it up. Okay. Put your right foot on that on that line. All the way on the line. All right. Put your [snorts] left in front of it like I demonstrated. Caleb, are you listening? Put your left in front of your right foot. >> My left in front of my right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Now, put your hands on the side of your body. All right, dude. >> All right, you're under arrest. Okay, put your hands behind your back. >> Stop tensing. Stop tensing. >> Stop. All right, stop it. Caleb, try to move away from me. You're going to get checked by paramedics. Hi. >> Hi. So, >> this is Caleb. >> Okay. >> Um, can you just uh check his vitals? Just make sure. >> Caleb, do you want to be assessed by EMS tonight? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You want to go to the hospital by ambulance tonight? Huh? You want to go to the hospital by ambulance tonight? What? You want to go to the hospital? You want to go to the hospital tonight? >> He's going to go to jail. >> Oh, he's going to go to jail. >> Yeah. But Thank you guys for coming out. >> I'm just going to put your ID in your wallet. Okay. >> Yeah. We don't normally don't check people out. You know what I'm saying? Unless they request it. Sure you guys know. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> He did in the beginning. >> He did in the beginning. >> So, Caleb, you never answer my question. You're still going to be under arrest, but do you want to go to the hospital by ambulance tonight? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> 96. my employee number right there and I'll just leave one of your names for the report stating that he is under arrest and going to jail. >> Awesome. >> Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. >> We're going to go to the back of the police car. Okay. Yeah. >> All righty. Separate your feet. Gab, anything in your pocket isn't going to poke me or prick me. >> Okay, put your feet together. Take a seat. All righty. Do you have anything inside of your mouth? Open your mouth. Open it. Stick out your tongue. Okay. Put your tongue on top of your roof of the mouth. Okay. Take a seat. >> Can I have my vape? Uh, >> please. >> No. >> Please >> put your feet in. >> If you cooperate, I'll work with you later. Okay. I'll get you the vape. You got to sit in the park. Caleb was charged with his fourth charge just this year of driving under the influence. This case was dismissed by prosecutors without prejudice. The court docket indicates Caleb pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a previous case. However, his sentencing information was not readily available on the court website. So, it's a misdemeanor, right? >> No, you have like four other charges for DWR. >> It's felony level right now. >> Huh? >> It's felony level. >> It's felony level. >> This is your fourth time. >> Should be my second. >> No, it's the fourth. >> I I pulled up all everything on you. So, this is the fourth time you've been arrested for this. >> Really? Mhm. Just hang on your head. >> You all right, ma'am? >> Yeah. I >> I'm not mentally. >> We're wrapping up today's episode in Ohio with a driver who admits right off the bat she's not exactly in the best state of mind. It's just after 1:00 a.m. when a University of Toledo police officer spots a car swerving like it's playing a game of Mario Kart. After the driver blows out a tire on a curb, officer Barbie decides it's time to check what's really going on. >> Why are you mentally not okay? >> I just found out that my girlfriend, like my ex-girlfriend, just cheated on me. >> Mhm. >> And I'm just not mentally okay. So, I'm just trying to go home. >> Gotcha. >> And her and I were together for like a year. >> Mhm. >> So, I'm just trying to go home. >> I understand. You got your driver's license on you? >> I do. I'm so sorry. >> You're good. Where you coming from? >> I'm coming from Jake's. I was hanging out with my friend. They work at Jake. >> Mhm. >> I have my registration, too, if you need it. >> I'm just I'm just really sad. Like, I'm so sorry. >> Do you know you hit that curb back there? >> I'm aware. My Tiger pressure sensor went off and I was like, >> "Yeah, you can." >> And I just got my car I I'm I'm going to be so honest with you. I just got my car back. My car was stolen for all of August. >> So, I'm trying to get used to driving like my Honda Civic because I was in a Jeep Cherokee because I work at a dealership. >> So, I'm just now getting used to driving my Honda Civic back and I literally hit that curb and I was like I was like, I definitely just ate that curb. >> Yeah, you did. smacked pretty freaking >> I smacked the out of it and I was on the phone with my friend and I was like I definitely just ate that curb and my tire pressure sensor went off. >> Mhm. >> And I was like, damn. Like I'm going to have to fill that up at work tomorrow. But >> you're going to need a new tire. You >> You think so? >> It's completely blown. It's 100% blown. >> You feel it pulling really hard to the right? >> Huh? >> You feel it pulling really hard to the right? I swear. Do you have anything to drink, Jake? >> I had one drink. >> One drink? that. But like honestly, I swear to God that's it. Like I live literally right up there past the light. >> Mhm. >> And I had one drink. >> Gotcha. I tell you what, I'm going to check your eyes real quick. All right. If anything checks out, you're going to wait a minute. All right. >> Okay. >> All right. Can you or how's your vision? Like you wear contacts, glasses, or anything? >> I wear glasses and I have bocals and I can't I'm going to be honest with you like I'm quite vigilantly blind. >> Will you be able to see my finger? Like can you see this? All right. So test. Keep your head still. Okay. >> Follow my finger. Just sit my finger. Okay. >> Try to keep your head as still as possible. I will tell you I was born with two lazy eyes and I've had three lazy eye surgeries. >> So like if one of my eyes isn't following it is quite literally because I've had I have two lazy eyes. >> Gotcha. I'll tell you what. Sit tight. I'll be right back. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. I'll tell you what, ma'am. So that test there, it's called the horizontal gaze castagmus. What it does checks for estagmas in your eyes. Stagmus is an involuntary movement. Um, so when your eyes are pulled, they'll like jump a little bit. All right. So, you do have some eye stuff, but you do have a pretty good stangus going on. All right. You also move to drinking. >> Um, do you mind stepping on the vehicle? It's up to you. We do a couple more tests. Like I said, it's just cuz you have a history of eye stuff. All right. So, if you do well on the other two tests, you'll be on your way. >> You know, we'll get you home. We'll go behind you, too, to make you get the tire. >> Okay. I mean, do you want me to step out of the vehicle? If you want me to, I can. you. >> I just fear that I live literally right past the light and like I promise you I'm not usually like this, but I just found out that my girlfriend cheated on me and like I literally just want to go home and I'm so sad. >> I I completely understand. I mean, first thing I would do if my girl cheated on me, I would I don't >> I feel that anybody would feel the exact same way that I do. And like I literally just want to go home. >> I mean I understand I just want to make sure you get there safe. I don't want you hit another curb. I don't want another car coming to you. Yeah. I mean, like, I'm completely fine if you follow me back to my house if you want me to get out and like do whatever test you want to do. Like, I'm completely fine with that. But also, I literally live like right >> I live on Two Oaks Drive and it's literally right past that light. If you want to follow me home, you're more than welcome to. If not, like I can step out of the vehicle and do whatever you want me to do. >> It's up to you. You have a right to refuse tests. I It's your legal right. Um, >> I'm in law school, so like [laughter] it's it's completely up to you. If you just want to follow me right past that light and like make sure that I get home safe and like I'm completely fine with that. If you want me to step out, I'm more than welcome to. It's just completely up to you. >> I mean, I can't like physically make it into law school. I I if you want to participate in the test, you can. Like I said, you do well on the test, we'll have you out here in 5 minutes on the way home and we'll go behind you. Just make sure you're tired. Not because we think you're tired or anything. >> Mhm. >> If you don't feel confident taking the test, >> I just know that I also have POTS. So, like I know that like I know that even when I'm stone cold sober and I've had nothing to drink, like I can't walk straight because I also only have one eard drum. >> So, my equilibrium is off. So, like I already know that if I try and do like >> I don't know what you guys call it, but like the >> the test where you stick your arms out straight and you walk in a straight line. I already know I can't do that because my ankle is off. If you want me to do that, I'm more than welcome to. It's not going to be straight either way, whether I'm sober or whether I've had a drink or not. >> Gotcha. Um, >> I would be more comfortable with you just following me home, but it's completely up to you. >> I'll tell you what. So, I'm going to take you up from the sidewalk. All right. Ask you a few more questions. >> Okay. >> My partner's coming with something called a PBT. It's a portable port portable that word. Breath test. >> All right. >> It just checks it out. Again, you have the right to refuse any of this at any moment. Do you mind just stepping out on the sidewalk real quick? Asking a few more questions. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Just want to walk the sidewalk. >> All right. So, one drink at Jake. What' you have? >> A vodka Red Bull. >> Vodka Red Bull. Just the one. And I think I had one shot. >> What was the shot? >> A green tea. >> Oh, pretty good. How long ago was it that >> 9 10:00? >> Mhm. >> Maybe. >> So that' be about 4 hours. >> Okay. >> We're going to go. >> And I will be honest with you, like I had I didn't have much to eat today. Like I did have something. I had pizza rolls at like maybe 400 p.m. >> Mhm. Nothing after. Nothing at all. >> No. >> That's You got to eat a little more. >> I know. I know. >> You got You got a lot going on, man. >> I know. I I know. I know. >> 21-year-old Kayla Zelgger agrees to some field sobriety tests, but just as they begin, she begins rolling out a few reasons why it might not go. So, well, >> I will just ask you to keep in mind that I do only have one eardrum, so my equilibrium is off. >> Yes. No. >> Okay. >> How your your ankle's good, toes? >> Yeah. >> Your hips, everything. >> I did get in an accident in April, so I do have three fractured discs in my back. I'm not sure if that completely like throws off my equilibrium or not. I'm not 100% sure on that, but I do also ask that you keep that in mind. >> I understand. >> Okay. Is there a specific line that you want me to or do you just want me to come? Imagine the straightest line. >> Okay. >> All right. >> One, two, I'm Oh my god, I'm so sorry. Three 4 5 6 7 8 9. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >> You feel good about >> H? You feel good? >> I do know at first I was a little bit wobbly and I'm really sorry. I'm just really thrown off. You >> I just want to make your save. >> This is frightening me and I'm really sorry. I completely understand. You'll have that PBT. It's a portable portable breathalyzed vest. >> All right. Not admissible in court. Anything comes on it, we can't use against you. Okay. Would you like to take that tonight? >> Honestly, I personally wouldn't like to just because I know I haven't had I haven't drank enough water and I haven't ate enough. that I mean that has nothing to do I guess food like the water in your intake that has nothing to do with the test isn't with any of that kind of puts that into account. I don't know at this point I feel like I would much rather you guys just follow me here rather than anything else but I fear that I'm not a police officer. It's up to you. It's just if you want to take it, you can. If not, if not, we have it. >> I would personally not like to. >> That's That's fine. That's again, it's up to you. All right. >> Okay. >> I will say I do not think you good to drive a car right now. Um based on your driving, I can smile on your breath right now. Your eyes aren't looking too hot. All right. Place you on a restaurant motor vehicle and be influenced drugs now. >> You said you are. Yes. Now, I will put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, no. >> Put your palms together. Palms together. Palms together. Like you're praying. >> Yep. Yes, sir. >> Ma'am, we're going to We'll take care of you. I promise. >> You've been very kind to be very upfront and everything. I appreciate that. All right. >> Okay. >> I don't know if you can drink 4 hours ago, and your eyes are kind of jumping. >> Kayie, no matter what, you're going home. Okay. Don't worry about anything. Okay. You're going home. You're being cool and cooperative with us. You're going home with us or you're going home. Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you want to put it in mine since there's more room or? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Well, no. Put it in yours cuz I'm going to have to sit on the toe. >> Dude, >> we can't move it. >> I know. >> I'll call Phil. [snorts] >> Can I at least get my phone out of >> Yeah, I'll get We'll get everything that you need out of the car. Okay. >> I promise end of the night you'd be going home, man. >> You're not going to keep me in a cell? >> No. No ma'am. >> Okay. >> Come out. You let me at one. You got see. Hold up. I'm going to open up real quick. Um, real quick. I'm not going to patch you down. Um, if you can just lift up your shirt a little bit just so I can see your waistline. >> I feel that this is all I can go. >> You got to understand. I don't Is it What is all in your car? Just your phone. some of that. >> Um, my phone and my vape. My chargers. That's it. >> Phone and vape and charger. >> Have a seat. >> There's like a seat belt. >> Yeah. You want to sit? So, it's easier to sit here. >> I just didn't know. Okay. >> All right. All right. Yeah, these cars are a little small. They're new, so if I get used to >> This is my first time ever being in the backseat of a police car. So, this is just weird to me. >> I'm going to step out the side. I'll take those cups off right away. Come this way this back. >> Thank you. >> And to your left. Right here. Right. Kayie over. >> Oh, sorry. I thought you meant I'm so sorry. You could if you want to go over to that back room to that bench. >> And even after she's arrested, she still has another reason why she might not ace the breathalyzer. >> I do not have a respiratory infection right now. So reason I sound stupid cuz I literally just today a third chemical test resulted in a BAC that was double the legal limit. Kaye was arrested and charged with operating while under the influence. She pleaded no contest and was sentenced to pay $375. According to the court docket, Kaye completed a driver intervention program. We begin today's episode of After Hours with reports of a driver recklessly driving near open power lines. According to the 911 caller, a white Chrysler's doing donuts and slamming on the brakes in the road. Nearby witnesses direct the deputy to the vehicle in question. need your ID. >> Turn the car up. >> Hey, turn the car up. Orlando's best variety of today. [screaming] >> Michael Jackson. >> Damn. Michael Jackson. >> Oh my god. This is the thriller. You got to dance to it, sir. I know you got it in this time. You got to dance cuz it's so bad. You know what I mean? >> The the the the atmosphere is bad. So, you got to dance with it. I know. >> I know. It's loving. >> So, why call on me? It's loving this music. It was for reason. Don't hurt me. >> I'm very close. Don't hurt me. You're hurting me. >> Why don't you >> Why are you hurting me? >> Why are you hurting me? >> You're really hurting me. You're hurting me. Wow. That really hurt. Holy. >> Oh my god. My my That really hurt me. >> That hurt me really bad. Oh my god. My my neck and my shoulders. Dude, guys. Guys, you really hurt me. >> Did you guys behind me hurt me? >> The guys behind me, did you guys do this to me? >> Why did you do this to me? I was just driving. >> The driver continues to act erratically while officers attempt to place her in the patrol car. >> All right. I'm going to tase it. Tase her. >> Why? >> Uh, t inside of her leg. You're really hurting me. So why would you do something that it's not right? Why are you doing that? No. >> You didn't go inside the car. >> Why would you do that? Why? [screaming] >> All right. Get in the car. Get in the car. Why >> did you do that? >> Get in the car. >> I've been my life. Get in the car. Get in the car now. >> Guys, why are you going to do this to me already? Why? I already lost my kids. Okay. Please. Don't Don't shoot me. Don't shoot me. >> Ow. Please stop. Get in the car. >> Can you allow me to >> get [snorts] in the car? Get in the car. Sit in the chair. >> You better get up or you're going to ride it again. >> Taser me. That hurt. >> Yeah. Yeah. You get in the chair >> really bad. >> Get in the car. >> That hurt really bad. Guys, >> I can you treat me like a woman. Like Like you care about me. >> Like a woman. >> Please >> get sit in the chair. >> If I was sick. >> Sit in the chair. >> Ow. My neck. >> Get in the truck. Please don't do that. >> Get in the chair. >> Ow, guys. Why are you doing that? That hurt really bad. Can you just Oh god. Oh my lord. Can you record this now, guys? >> It is recording. >> I don't even know what her name is. While one deputy searches the woman's car, the fire department assesses her injuries. According to the police report, deputies recover an empty bottle of Fireball whiskey from her car. During the transport to jail, 33-year-old Faith Walker excuses her behavior by blurting out she quote hasn't drank in years. So, this is what happens. After a brief holding period, the breath test operator approaches Faith in Her cell. >> Mr. Walker, I'm officer Luc. Are you willing to provide breast sample? >> Guys, >> I got you. >> Damn it, man. >> So, are you willing to provide a volunteer breath sample? >> Just say yes or no? >> No, I'm trying to sleep. >> You don't mind come with me so I can read your cassette to you as well? >> I'm trying to sleep. >> I got you. It's just a process that we have to do. So, it's going to be quick. Not going to be long. >> Wait, y'all weren't supposed to do that. >> I know. They didn't have one. I'm the breakfast operator. So, >> weird. >> M. Walker, you can come over here as far as so I can knock out the paperwork for you as far as we refuse. Y'all been incorating this. Why am I supposed to do it? Am I supposed to cooperate with the incoreration doesn't make sense in incorerating with incor if you don't mind coming with us so that we can knock it out? If not, I'm totally fine with that. I sat I'm going grab that sheet. >> Come back here. >> Come back. >> All right, Miss Walker. >> Miss Walker. Miss Walker. >> Faith. >> Miss Walker. >> Faith. He just needs you to answer a couple of questions. >> Miss Walker. >> Hey. >> Hey. Walker. >> He just needs you to answer a couple of questions. You can go right back to sleep. >> Come on. >> Ma'am, if you don't stop. Faith is charged with driving under the influence, failure to obey police, and resisting an officer without violence. She had pleaded not guilty. At the time of this recording, her case is still pending. It's 5:00 somewhere in New Jersey when a man accidentally crashes into a tree. Officer Soden arrives on scene to find Michael Terrell with disabling damage to the front of his vehicle. >> What happened? Some guy asked me for directions. I looked over for a second and that's what I did. >> All right. >> I mean, there's nothing I can say. >> Where you Where you heading to? >> Uh, back to my mom's in Atlantic Highlands. >> All right. You have your uh driver's license, registration insurance. >> Yep. I should have everything. I'm going have to go to that side together. >> That's fine. >> I don't have an accident at the office. >> What is it? County minor. It >> doesn't take long for officer Soden to detect the odor of alcohol from Michael's breath. With increasing suspicion of the real reason for the crash, officer Soden hopes to rely on the testimony of a bystander nearby. >> Are you here? Did you see this? >> I'm going to go and take that window. >> Okay. Just hang. >> All right. >> 85 140 County. I'm also going to tell uh 1011 a plate. It's going to be Hotel 96 Nancy Yankee Victor. Hotel 96 Nancy Yankee Victor. >> How much you had to drink? >> I just had one beer, sir. Being honest with me. There's like bottle caps. You got a whole >> No, I got All my buddies throw back. >> All right. >> All the time. >> All right. Just >> I just had a heart attack. I just got out of the hospital. >> All right. >> I mean, I don't know what else. >> All right. >> Did I give you everything, right? >> Yep. I got everything. Just put that back in the car. All right. >> Hang tight real quick. Come stand back here. >> Officer Soden suggests Michael sit on the truck bed to answer a few questions. >> Where are you coming from? >> Where are you coming from? I was >> just let you know we we wear body cameras record at all times. Okay. >> Yes, sir. I was coming from my house in Morganville. >> Okay. >> I just had a heart attack. So, I'm staying at my mom's in Atlantic Islands. >> Okay. >> So, I came down this way, sat down, looked at the boats for a little bit. Some guy stopped, asked me a question, and I was still going and >> All right. But you came all the way off the road up into here, right? >> Yes. Yes. He was >> All right. >> Yeah. Um, I I can't. >> I do. Yes, sir. >> All right, Jeff. Just put your cigarette out for me. All right. She said you had one beer, right? Just one. You being honest? >> I'm being honest with you. >> All right. Well, you're not looking me in the eye saying it's >> Well, I'm I'm just being honest with you. I I don't know what else to say. >> Do me a favor. Spit the gum out. Spit the gum out. >> All right. So, you said you only had one, right? >> I just got out of the hospital. I just had a heart attack. >> Okay. >> I went back to my house. You guys are good. You can come on down. >> Grab some stuff. >> Okay. >> Some mail. All >> right. Heading back to my house. >> Well, just for a second, just have a seat on the curb. These guys, I didn't think this is quick. They're going to just assess you real quick. All right. Anytime there's airbag deploy, we do have to have EMS come out. So, just have them assess you real quick and then we'll go from there. >> See, brother, >> excuse me. >> EMS arrives to assess Michael and to ensure he didn't sustain injuries from the accident or deployment of his airbag. >> You remember the accident happened? I just remember looking back again at the guy that called children. >> Okay. >> Oops. >> Did you have anything to drink today? >> I told him I had one beer. >> Okay. >> I just got out of the hospital. >> Michael seems to believe having a heart attack is a valid excuse from driving under the influence. >> But we're always going to suggest to you that if you want to follow up with us, you can. >> I just want >> Okay. If you if you email us again, you call 911 and we definitely want you to follow up with your primary. Okay. Okay. Um, let's see if I can change this real hard. >> Let me see. Uh, >> that's a phone. >> Yeah, you do on the phone. I got all the demos. >> So, I speak in >> Yes. He hasn't he hasn't done any uh field yet, but I'm going to I'm going to say that, but I can't be certain until I put him. >> I can't be certain either. I'm just tell you what we say. Yeah, exactly. All right, so he's going to sign off. >> He's going to sign off and we're going to be out of here. >> Okay. I appreciate you guys coming down. >> No problem. >> Thank you, Jim. >> No problem. Feel better, Michael. Okay. >> Good luck to you. >> All right, Michael. Just stand up. You need a hand. Are you all right? >> All right, Michael. Just do me a favor like like I had you before. Just stand with your heels on that white line. Okay. >> All right. >> So, you said you just had one beer, right? Are you being honest? >> I'm totally being honest, but I'm going to be all cuz my medicine. >> Okay. >> What kind of medicine are you on? Name of it. >> I can give you everything. I just got back from the doctor. I can give you all the names. >> All right, we'll get that for a second. Are you supposed to be drinking on it? >> No. >> No. Okay. You think that maybe can mess you up a little bit? Of >> course. >> Okay. All right. Just keep your hands out of your pockets. All right. Um, what I'm going to have you do is a series of field sobriety test. Okay. If there's anything you don't think you could you could complete, you just let me know. Okay. I'm going to explain each test. Okay. >> I'm going to be >> wobbly. I got bad balance. I I'm just telling you, I'm going to be wobbly. So, >> the officer then takes Michael through a series of field sobriety exercises. But in the final exercise, officer Soden preps him for a rest. >> Okay. All right. Why don't you turn around? Just face the car. Okay. All right. You're going to be placed under risk for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> Where are the keys to your vehicle? >> They should be in it. >> They should be in it. Okay. >> Do you know where? Possibly in the ignition. >> Yeah. If not, >> you all right? >> Yeah. Okay. >> They should be in your in your pocket. Hold on. Hold on. >> They should be in your pocket or one of the car pockets. >> Uh in my in there, it's in my pocket. >> 85 140 count. 41. All right. >> That might be Godamn it. No. Turn that way. >> All right. Come right over here. Okay. Come right over here. Okay. Yes, sir. Over here. Hold on a second. Come right on this side of this line. All right. 7 ft in the back of the car. Okay. Yep. Have a seat and then try to kick your legs around best you can. Okay. >> All right. All right. >> Yeah, you might. >> Yeah, no problem. No problem. >> Thank you. >> No problem. >> Um, just hang tight real quick. All right. >> Yes. We're going to >> The only thing I would just suggest is my phone. >> All right. We'll get you your phone. Anything else you want out of there? You have a wallet or anything? I didn't feel it well in your back pocket. So, >> yeah. >> All right, we'll check real quick. Just hang tight. >> Michael's arrested [snorts] and charged with driving under the influence. He was released from the police station a few hours later. No information has been released regarding the outcome of Michael's case at the time of this recording. >> Okay. All right. Next test. This way. >> Close. >> I'll let you know. Keep your hands out of your pockets. Okay. Next, we're heading to, you guessed it, Florida, where a Key West officer arrives on scene of a crash to find a driver safe on the side of the road. >> What's your first name? >> Isabella. But >> Isabella, come here. Come here and look at this. Stay close to me, but look at this. How did this happen? What is this? >> I mean, I don't know. The whole car started shaking. >> Did you hit a tree? Did you hit another car? >> No, the whole car started shaking. I was driving and the whole >> Which way were you going? This way? >> This way. This way. >> So you hit the pole. >> The whole car started shaking. Yeah. >> So you hit the pole. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. So you hit the pole which caused all the damage which spun you around. >> Yes. I pulled out of Sunset Marina. The whole car started shaking because when sometimes I fill it up with premium gasoline. Yeah. >> The whole car starts shaking >> and then this happened. >> Do you have your your license with you, Isabella? >> Yes. And I was just getting off the boat and I don't know what happened. >> Yeah. Or is it in here? I got it. That's you, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's a good phone number for you, Isabella? Since you have airbag deployment, we have an ambulance coming to check you out. >> Standard operating procedure. The car keeps shaking. >> Yep. Cuz what? >> The car keeps shaking when they fill it up with premium gas. >> And it >> automatic or standard? >> It's automatic. And the car keeps like, you know what it feels? I mean, I don't It's an old car, but you know when the car starts shaking and it like buffers or >> it's like a phone. No, it's like a phone. So, I just treat it like a phone. But >> is this your car or is it a rental? >> It's It's my car, but it's my grand. So, it's it's a couple years old, which I'm okay if it gets towed. >> What happened? Where which direction were you coming from? So, I was going from Sunset Marina and sometimes this happens a lot. Sometimes the wheel just shakes and that happens a lot because >> like the steering wheel. >> Yeah, the steering wheel. It just it'll be like and that happens a lot and so does the engine makes like a weird noise. It makes like a loud like squeaky noise which I'm used to that but it was like and that happens a lot which I've had it fixed three times and they still haven't fixed it which I just thought it was okay and then it just totally like screeched out of crazy and I don't know. >> So you were coming this way and then it started shaking and then how did we end up here? >> Yeah. I hit so the steering wheel was shaking and so I I tried to like turn and shake >> because if the >> the steering wheel was shaking so I was like okay let's like try to get a hold of this and then it like tried to like turn and then I was trying to get a hold of it and then it was and then we were here. >> But this has happened a lot of times. All I know is that like this car has had multiple problems and I've brought it to the car shop at least five times this month >> and nothing has happened. >> I'm fine but >> Well, there's airbag deployment so we all we have to have them respond. >> It's the airbag deployments is fine. I just don't want to die, >> which it's fine if this car gets fixed, but I need to get it fixed by someone who obviously knows what they're doing. >> When Isabella chats with one officer about the next steps, EMS arrives. >> So, what happened? >> Why is it running? >> So, the whole steering wheel was >> So, you What's wrong with you? >> Nothing is wrong with me. I'm I'm concerned about the car. >> There's airbag deployment. I'm concerned about the car because I'm bringing this to college and I need >> Anybody else hurt in the car? You're the only one in the car? >> Yeah, just me. I just >> Not no injuries. You got nothing. Not at all. Really? You sure? >> Okay. The chest a little bit on the the airbag that deployed it. No, >> no, I'm just >> Don't worry. Hey, listen. Listen. Don't cry. Hey, the main the main here is you and you're fine. You know that's >> I'm fine. I'm fine. I just I the car has been malfunctioned before and I >> This can be replaceable, right? >> It's been No, but it's been peaceful and I've taken it in the shop two times. If you want it, if you want the receipts, I can show you the receipts. >> I don't want >> No, I know. He called for you guys. I don't >> I mean I'll take it to the auto shop. I just don't know what to do. >> Henceley automotive. Is that not a good place to go? >> I'm trying to just like >> I still don't I just don't understand how we ended here. You know what I mean? >> Because the steering wheel Have you ever felt the steering wheel like shake? >> I'm just trying to understand where we went off and then turned around and got here. When the steering wheel is shaking, it's hard to control. That's what happened. And it's happened before. >> So the car control, you hit something. >> Yeah, that's what I'm trying to understand. You know, I don't >> the side of the pole is coming. >> It's cuz Yeah, it's sometimes when I take So I started taking different gas >> because my grandparents told me, "Don't take the regular gas because it'll mess up the car." So, I started taking the premium gas. >> We're just going to get something saying you don't want to go to the hospital. That's all right. >> Do you want to go to the hospital or No, >> I don't want to go to the hospital. >> I'm just scared because it's happened before. >> Hey, you know, the good thing is you're fine. You know, >> it could have been worse. >> Yeah. >> No, I know. It could have been worse. >> But she hit a tree. No, I just No, it's like it's like sometimes when I feel like the car, I start shaking and I didn't know what it was before, but I just feel fine. >> But it's there's something seriously wrong with the car. >> It's definitely going to be need to turn the whole >> Yeah, they they came, but we asked them to give us about 20 minutes. >> This has happened before though. Like the car started shaking before trying to understand how we got here. You got >> cuz she was coming this way. So she said >> this has happened before though. That's I'm so pissed because I've taken this car to the auto repair store twice and that's why I'm so mad. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yep. >> Yeah. Yeah. You too. Yeah. For sure. See you around. Definitely. Okay, so I told I told Bernatilda everything I'm going to work on a toe and I I told her everything. Like literally, she's coming down the road. She lost control. She bounced off the pole, spun around, has no idea what's going on. She's 19, possibly signal one with a uh suspended license for not paying her tickets. So, she knows all the background. So, right now, I'm just going to hang out. >> Can I get those? >> Sure. Don't look at my nails cuz I just ate them off. >> Not ate them off. I bit them off. >> Hey. >> All right. You have a good place around. Yeah, for sure. >> All right. I see. >> You too. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> She's uh very very very hysterical. >> Okay. We don't have a will with us though, right? >> Mm- She was out of the car when you guys got here. >> He got here first. Um, and she was out of the vehicle when I got >> literally crashed right behind Katie, but she she was hauling behind Katie. Boss control. >> Did Katie see you? >> I'm on. >> No, no, literally the cab driver that that weighed me down. He came back with a passenger and said, "Yeah, she was right behind another officer. She was, I think, speeding, lost control, and spun out and hit the pole." >> Another officer arrives and begins to document the scene for evidence. >> Isabella. Hi, I'm Officer Bernataku's Police Department. You okay? >> No. >> What happened? >> My car. It's broken. >> That's It's your car. >> I thought I was supposed to take it to college and now it's broken. >> You were You were going to college? >> I took it? Yes. I I literally had this car taken to the auto body shop twice and now I'm pissed. >> So, what how did it happen? Literally the steering wheel started buffering like shaking which happens all the time. >> It does. So what did it lock on you or >> it just the steering wheel just it started shaking and I didn't know what to do and all of a sudden I ran into the [ __ ] hole. >> Okay. So you were driving this way, correct? >> I was driving straight and I was trying to make the turn and it started shaking. >> So So you ran into that pole? >> Okay. So you hit it with your right side. Yeah. >> And then the car span around like that. >> And I just >> Are you injured at all? >> No, I'm just I'm just scared. >> Okay. Where were you coming from? >> Sunset Marina. >> Sunset Marina. What were you doing over there? >> My mom works there. >> Okay. What What is What were you doing over there? Were you like hanging out by the pool? I'm in the pool and my mom my mom works there and I'm just I've gotten this car fixed twice. >> Okay. Is the car registered to you? >> Yes. And it's it's registered to my mother and my parents and my social security number. And I've gotten this car fixed two times. >> Two times at an auto body shop right over there. And that it broke down and started doing the same thing it's been doing. >> When was it? When was it at a shop? >> It's been at the I You want me to show you the receipts? >> No, I'm asking you. I don't need receipts. >> It was It was at the shop, I guarantee you, like at least 3 weeks ago. >> Okay. >> If not sooner. And this car has been at that shop at least three times. And this >> was it for that issue with the steering wheel? >> It's been at the same issue of the steering wheel shaking. And the same issue. The same issue. Did the airbag hit you at all in the face? >> No. Just >> I'm just going to snap a quick picture of your face. Okay. Just for the documentation. >> You look okay. >> I mean, you look You look upset. >> I mean, I of course I'm upset. This is my car. >> Yeah. The car the car is going to have to be towed obviously. Yeah. It's It's not It's not in any good shape. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. I'm going to try to be >> Where do you live, Isabella? I live a 12 to officer. I look really ugly. >> Why would you worry about that? You're just going to have an accident. >> Pictures at me. >> Yeah, they're not going to go on Facebook or anything. Don't worry about that. >> I'm not going to have a mug shot or something. >> Okay, listen, Isabella. >> I understand you're upset, but I need you to listen to me for one second. >> Of course, I'm upset. I'm scared. [ __ ] auto body shop that messed up my car. >> Okay. And and you can deal with that. Um, >> is there any way that I can get my insurance to like have some justice here? >> Well, you're going to have to contact the insurance for sure. Um, do you have a paperwork for the car? Do you have a registration? >> Yes, of course. >> Can you see? >> Do you know where it is? >> Yes. >> You need my insurance. >> That's the insurance. Okay. >> If not, I have more. I'm a senior. I just graduated. >> Okay. So, who's >> Do you need my Do you need my ID? >> Who's Leslie Johnson? Is that your mom? >> My mom. >> And Christopher is your dad? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, you you said the car was registered to you? >> Mhm. I just registered my parents. I'm just turned 18 in November. >> Okay. Do you have a registration? Is that the registration? >> I don't know which one it is, but >> it should be in there. >> That's um just more instruments over here. >> Okay, I'm holding on to that for now. Okay, listen. Isabella, come over here for me. >> Really ugly. So, I understand. Um I think I understand what happened. Okay. So, there's going to be a traffic crash before. >> Okay. Can you listen to me? Did you crash before? >> No, but this steering like I brought it to the auto shop for this exact issue. >> Okay. And like I said, there's going to be a crash report and then you can contact your insurance and and tell them exactly what happened and then you'll take it from there. Okay. So, right Isabella, Isabella, I need you to focus on me. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. So, right now, um, the traffic crash investigation is over. Okay? Right now, I'm starting a a different investigation. It's criminal and it's for DUI. Okay? So, before I ask you any questions, uh, I'm required to read you your rights. Okay? So, I'm going to listen. If you have any questions after that, you can ask me, but just listen to what I'm going to read to you. Okay? >> Shaken up by the transition of the investigation, Isabella listens attentively to her rights. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> I need a verbal yes. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Have you asked any law enforcement officer to speak to an attorney? >> No, but I want to call my uncle. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now and answer some question? >> I want to talk to my uncle. I want to talk to my mother. I want to talk to >> Okay. But what we're doing now, it's a criminal DUI investigation. And in order to for me figure out what's going on and if you've been driving under the influence, I need to ask you specific questions. So, I need you need to know if you're willing to answer them or if you're invoking your rights and you don't want to answer that. >> I don't I don't I don't know what to do. Can I just take a minute? >> You can take a minute. >> But you're 18, correct? Yes. >> Okay. So, you So, you're you're an adult. >> No, it's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Can I just take a minute? >> Take a minute. It's okay. All I need to do is ask you a few questions. Okay? So, you let me know if you're okay with that or not. If you need me to repeat this, I'll repeat it. >> Can I call my mom? >> You cannot right now. No, you're an adult and you need to deal with this on your own. >> Okay. >> A little scared. >> This has never happened before. That's why I'm scared. >> Okay, Zabella, I cannot really talk to you unless you tell me you're okay with talking to me. >> So, what is it? We're talking or not? >> We're talking. >> Okay. >> So, I can smell alcohol from you. So, be honest with me. How much did you have to drink today? >> I didn't really have much to drink. My friends were all drinking around me. >> Okay. So, how much did you have to drink? >> Maybe one or two. >> Maybe one or two. What? >> Like a high noon. >> High noon. like uh those soda the the what is it? Um >> but I had them >> spiked soda >> 4 hours ago. >> So did you have them 4 hours ago or one 4 hours ago? >> Like two 4 hours ago? >> You had two 4 hours ago. Okay. So um was that by the pool? >> No. Yeah. >> At the marina where your mom works? >> Okay. Do you feel under the influence right now? >> No, I'm just scared. Okay, it's understandable. >> I'm so sorry. >> You're safe with us. You're not you're not injured. The rescue checked you out. We just got to get through this. Okay. But right now, I am under impression based on um your appearance and the smell of the alcohol from you that you've been operating this vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs to the extent that it impairs your normal faculties to safely operate the vehicle. So, I'm asking you, will you submit to the voluntary field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief that you've been driving drunk? >> Um, what is that like? Like like >> it's it's three simple walking. >> Yeah, it's three simple exercises. You'll do that. >> But can I put on some clothes? >> Do you have any clothes in the car? >> Okay. Yeah, absolutely. Sure. >> Officers struggle to unlock the truck of her Mustang, so they brainstorm other ways to retrieve her clothes. We're going to walk We're going to walk to the other side of the road. Okay. >> Hold on. Let Let this car pass or um All right. You know what? Let's go. Let's go. Okay. You good? So, let's stand here over in the shade. Okay. >> I'll do whatever you want. >> Okay. scared. >> Do you do you want to offic? >> Okay. So, can you face me? >> Okay. So, first few questions about your health. >> Whatever you want. >> Do you have uh anything wrong with you? >> I'm not allergic to anything. I have no surgeries. I >> Do you have diabetes? >> No. I have no >> No. >> Do you take insulin? >> No. >> Do you have anything with your eyes? Blindness in either eye glass? I um do you wear contacts? >> No. >> Okay. Um anything I should know about physically? I don't understand that I'm crying very well. >> Okay. No, no, no. That's understandable. You're upset. It's okay. That's not a factor here. >> Okay. So, the first one I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. So, um put your feet together, hands at your side, keep your head still, >> and uh arms down your side. Okay. Do you see where my index finger touches the tip of my pen? Can you touch it with your right index finger? >> Oh, perfect. Okay. So, I'm going to call that a stimulus. You can put your head down. So stay in this position until I tell you what to do and don't break the position. Okay? So I'm going to call this the stimulus. So I need you to follow the stimulus with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. >> Do you understand these instructions? Okay. You can blink. There's nothing wrong with blinking. I don't want you to start crying anymore. But just uh don't move your head. Just follow that with your eyes only. Okay. Ready? Don't move your head. Don't move your head. Look. Look here. It's okay. You're doing great. >> Okay. So, you're getting ahead of my pen. I need you to look here. >> Okay. >> And just keep it with just keep going with your eyes and keep your hands down your side. Thank you. Just look here. Okay. Keep looking. You're doing good. Here. Right here. Sorry. >> Right here. >> Do you want to wait till they leave? Is that distracting? Okay. >> That's my car. >> I know, but it's it's what's happening. The car is going to get towed and then you deal with your insurance. Okay. Can I try? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Hands on your side and look right here. Do not move your head. >> Okay. Keep it working. >> I'm watching right there. >> Break it. Let's go. >> Do not break the eye contact with that all the time. Mhm. You keep looking here the whole time. Okay. Keep looking. Keep looking. It's okay. It's almost over. I know it's uncomfortable. I know. Just keep looking. So, keep looking. Don't do not move your head. Just your eyes. Okay. Your eyes only. I'm so pissed off. I'll pass whenever you want me to pass. I just want whoever messed up my car. Whoever didn't fix my car to go to jail >> again. You can deal with that after this whole thing is done. Let's line you. >> Let's focus on this. Okay. All right. Let's uh let's do the line. >> Okay. Great. I'm so ready. I so >> can you step in? >> This has happened twice. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Can you see this line? >> Yeah. Can I barefoot? >> Yeah. Do you agree? It's pretty straight. There's not really much debris. You shouldn't want >> two straight lines so I can go two. >> No, I just need you to do one. Okay, listen. Listen. There's a specific way you got to do this. Okay. It's It's not just It's not just walking >> foot to foot. >> I'm going I'm going to explain it to you. I'm going to show you exactly what I need you to do and then you can start. Okay. >> Okay. >> If I pass this, whoever goes to jail, right? >> So, that's going to be between you and the shop. That's really not our thing to investigate right now. So, come on. >> But you will investigate. >> Investigate what? >> You'll investigate whoever checked out my car before this, right, >> Isabelle? We are not investigating whoever checked out your car right now. Okay. Right now, Officer Beratova is doing her own investigation. Okay? >> That has nothing to do with who fixed your car or who did work on your car. Okay? That's all civil and that's something that you can go and look into after the fact. Okay? So, right now, this is what we're dealing with. >> Okay. Okay. >> Are you with me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you see the line? >> Can you put your left foot on the line and put the right foot in front of it with the heel touching the toe right in front of it? Right in front of it. >> Okay. >> Like uh >> like look from the side. It looks like this. Left foot, right foot right in front of it. Heel to toe. Okay. >> But on the line. >> Yeah. Whatever's more comfortable. Whatever's more comfortable. All right. So, left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, heel touching the toe, arms down your side. Look at me. No, no, no. I need you to do what I'm say what I'm telling you to do. >> Okay? >> So, left foot on the line, left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, arms down your side, and stay in this position until I explain to you exactly what to do. I'll show it to you, and then you can start. Do not start the exercise until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? >> I understand. >> You just said you understand, but I told you to stay in the position. So, I need you to stay in this position. >> I understand. >> Okay. So, stay in this position and listen to me. Do you understand? Do not start until I tell you to start. >> Understood? Okay. So, when I tell you to start, I need you to take nine heel to toe steps down the line. Then you're going to turn in a very specific manner. I'm going to show it to you. >> Can I look down? >> What's that? Can I look down? You >> just listen till I finish the instructions and then if you have any questions that I didn't talk about, you can ask me. Okay. So, stay in the position. Left foot in front of the uh right foot in front of the left foot. Right in front of it. You kind of have it a little little like this. I need you to have it like this. Perfect. Arms down your side. So, again, when I tell you to, I need you to take nine heel toto toe steps down the line. >> Okay. Take a series of small steps to turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back on the line. The whole time you're going to have your arms down your side. You can watch your feet and you're going to count out your steps loud. So, it's going to look like this. Left foot on line, right foot on on line. So, I'm going to start. Look at me. Look at me. >> I'm going to go one, two, three, all the way till nine. And then on the ninth step, I'm going to take my back foot and take a series of small steps to turn around. Exactly like this. >> Like a pivot. >> Yes. But not not like that. You got to take the serious >> like a basketball pivot. Like one, two, >> uh I don't know what that is, but let's say it. It looks exactly like this. So this is my ninth step, right? >> And I'll take Listen, I'll take the right the my back foot and I'm going to do this. Exactly this. >> So now I'm facing the other way. And then I'm gonna take nine heel toto toe steps back on the line. >> Got it? >> One, two, three, all the way till nine. >> Got it. >> Any questions before we start? >> No. >> Is everything clear? >> Understandable. >> Is there anything physically that would prevent you from doing this? >> No. >> Okay, now go ahead. Start. How many am I at? One, two. >> Okay. Okay. So, that one's done. And then we just have one more. >> The field sobriety test administrator explains final instructions to Isabella. >> Okay. So, don't start yet. >> Can I breathe? Yes. >> Let us know when you're ready. >> Do you want me to show it to you again? >> Well, I'm not good at balance, but I will do my best. >> Okay, that's all I want. >> 2 3 4 >> Okay, Isabella, again. >> 1 2 >> Okay. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 23. >> Okay, stop. >> Sabella, it's it's okay. Put your foot back foot the Crocs back on. Turn around. Let's see who's behind your back. >> You're under arrest for uh driving under the influence. When we get to jail, there's going to be a bread test machine. So, you will be able to provide um the sample of your breath to determine the alcohol level. Okay. So, you can prove us you're not over the legal limit if that's something you believe. Do you understand? >> Yep. Will you take the breath test? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> A mug shot. >> Yes. It's funny how everybody's worried about that one. [laughter] >> Isabella's arrested and charged with driving under the influence and DUI damage to property of person of another. Isabella participated in the Back on Track program where she must complete 60 hours of community service and submit a payment of $1,748 to the court. Well, since I'm here, is there anyone can is there anyone else that I can arrest if I have someone to arrest? Are you kidding me? God you go. All I do is pray to you. >> Now that's 18-year-old Avery and she's blaming God for the position she's in. Mikey me boy. Let's reverse those tapes to the beginning when a Delray Beach officer initiates a traffic stop after spotting her driving recklessly on the I95 freeway. >> All right. You made one lane change and then another lane change and never even used the turn signal when you cut a car off in the first lane. >> Okay. >> All right. Did you not see that car? >> Um, >> no. No. >> No. >> No. In the merge. Hi. >> No. Not in the merge. >> All right. Where are you heading to? I'm headed to my house >> to go to my house. We just left the AB. >> Okay. How old are you? >> I'm 18. >> 18. All right. >> Is uh everything go over your license? No one pay tickets? No suspensions or anything? >> Um I have I have a ticket that I haven't paid yet, but it's not suspended. >> It's not. >> It was like literally like um a week ago cuz I was free. I was speeding. I'm looking at that. Um, I think I was going like 20 over, but or maybe 15. Let me not say 20. Let me take 15. >> But but the license is valid. >> The license. >> All right. Just hang right here one second. All right. >> Do you have any medical conditions that affect your ability to drive this car? >> No. >> Have you taken any prescription medications? >> Have we had any legal drugs, including marijuana? >> All right. How much alcohol have you had today? >> Huh? None. >> You had none? Okay. How much alcohol have you had tonight? >> None. Is there a reason that I would smell an odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage coming from? >> No. Do you smell one? >> All we have here is that's literally it. >> Do you have any problems with your eyes and art by glasses? >> No, not that I know of. I'm pretty blind when I read a couple of um books online like on my phone. That's it. I've never been like I've never been like eye tested. >> Okay. >> So, you said your mom lives >> she lives and if the town houses That's where my mom lives. They're three three story town houses. They're blue and white. >> Thank you so much. >> That that that's So you're coming from your mom. So >> yes, >> my mom's name. My last name's Avery Win. Yeah. My dad is out of town. I'm housesitting for him because he has animals. >> Based on everything that I've seen. All right. I want to request we perform roadside task just to dispel any suspicion that I had that you're driving under the influence tonight. All right. Are you willing to perform the road signs? >> What is that? You want me to like get out? >> It's standardized field sobriety road signs. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. Should I take off my um boots cuz I'm wearing >> Yes, let's do that over uh over here. >> I can do it in the boots every time. >> All right. The the if you feel comfortable. Uh >> I can do it in the boots. You're good. You're good. >> All right. Well, what this is what I need you to do. Come back over here. We're not walking yet. Stand right where my light is and just face me. >> Officer Windsor takes Avery through a series of field sobriety tests to determine her impairment. >> Be cooperative. All right. All I do is DUI enforcement. All right? So that's all I do is is this. Okay. I know you have alcohol on board. I know you had alcohol tonight. Okay. So you've been lied to once. How much alcohol have you had tonight? >> What time is it? >> Do you know what time it is? >> I haven't looked at my phone. 10 12 something. I left I left the Atlantic AB at 12 12. >> Okay. But you didn't go to You said you went to your mom's house. >> That's Yes. And my friends who are visiting from college have been. We went to Atlantic app. That's where I came from. My mom's house. I went to Atlantic Gap and I'm driving to my dad's house. >> Okay. So, how much alcohol have we had? >> Um my friend S who I was with had a had a Corona light and that's all I drank in. I had his corona life cuz he didn't want it. That's all I've had. >> When did you finish that? >> Um, it was when we first went out. So, probably around like 9:45 10. >> That's when you finish it. >> 10 10 10:30. 10. Around 10. >> I I don't I don't drink that. I will do I will do any test you need. Any other tests you need? You have >> All right. I'm giving you a chance to be I'm trying to get I'm trying to give you a chance to be I know. I know. I know. >> All right. It's 10 minutes to 1. >> Yes. >> All right. You say you finish your beer at 10:00. >> Around 10. Yeah. 10 10ish. Yeah. >> That's 3 hours roughly. >> Yes. >> Okay. One beer is not going to put you at where you're at right now in 3 hours. I'm not drunk. I'm not taxi. I know that. I I don't I do not drink like that. I have had my fair share of bad bad um alcohol, whatever you want to call it, drunkness. I've had that. I've been to I just graduated high school last year and I've been to my bad parties. I'm not drunk. My friend can drive for me. She is not drunk. She may even have a drink at all. She will tell you that she >> Why don't you let her drive to begin with? >> She can drive to begin with. >> I did not at all think I was under the influence at all. I would never ever ever put myself in that situation nor my friend because it's in the my car. It's my dad's car. The only the time I've been pulled over, I got a speeding ticket and I'm going to the ticket clinic. I have the ticket clinic website and I'm That's why I thought you pulled me over because I haven't paid that ticket yet and I was completely scared. I told my friend I was like, "Hey girl, that's probably why I'm being pulled over." I did not think me cutting someone off in the merge lane was at all illegal. Being pulled over scares the out of me. So, she can drive. You can do the same the the test you did with me with her. >> All right. This is what we're going to do. You have to turn around. You're going to go with me tonight. Place under arrest for driving under influence. I'm going to transport you to West Palm Beach to request a breath sample to determine alcohol content. >> All right. Do you understand? Do you have anything on you you're not supposed to have? All right, let's walk back over here to my car. Let me get your boots here. See, >> you have your phone in the car? >> No, I don't have my phone. >> You don't have a phone at all? No, it's in my car. >> That's why I asked you. It's in the car. You have house keys in the car? >> Yeah. I have everything in in my purse. She'll know where my purse is. >> It's a green purse. >> All right. And um so we're going to get your phone. You have Do you have a wallet with your uh stuff in your purse? >> Yeah, I have everything in my purse. >> All right. We're going to get your wallet, your phone. All right. And keys. That's going to go with you. Okay. Just hang hang tight in here. >> My dad My dad is out of town. >> Okay. He's in Georgia. He's in Georgia. He He can't come get me. >> All right, hang tight. Okay. >> Okay. [snorts] Oh my god. >> In the patrol car. The reality of the situation starts to sink in for Avery. You're in the back of the cop car. Avery, do you understand? Do you understand what the you just did? You're about to go. You just got a D. I Avery for what? for what? >> In a moment of complete desperation, Avery seeks help from the man upstairs. trying to do my exboyfriend's house. I've done everything right. Done everything. I passed their stupid I don't know why the came back here. Please, please, please, [laughter] please, God. Please God, please God. God, if you hear me, if you hear me, you're God. Please help me out your situation. I don't know what the [ __ ] to do. I don't want to go to jail. God, I don't want to go to jail. Please stop. Please [ __ ] [ __ ] Please. I'm a white girl. I can't go to jail. God, please. God, please God, please. Please God, please. I'll do anything. I'll never do what I can. At the DUI testing facility, Avery submitted breath samples and all were well above the legal limit. She was charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving, and turning without signal. Avery took a plea deal where she pleaded guilty to reckless driving while the other charges were dismissed. She was sentenced to pay a $78 fine. Now, we go completely across the country to New Mexico where police pull over a woman exhibiting signs of impairment on the road. A Los Cru's officer approaches the driver who he refers to as Miss Palera. >> Hello, Miss Barella. >> Yes. >> How you doing? and officer Garcia Police Department. >> Good. >> Good. Good. Where are you coming from, ma'am? >> Um, I'm honestly coming from my friends. I'm dropping I'm honestly dropping them off and then trying to go home to my friends. >> Okay. You dropped them off already or you're >> I dropped them off already. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm I'm literally all alone. I'm literally just trying to make it to home and then like that's it. >> Okay. Where you coming from, huh? >> I'm coming from Ellen KTO. like the the less the like like the trailer home parks. >> Okay. And you were with some friends? >> Yeah, I was with some friends, but I dropped them off at the trailer park home. >> Okay. All right. Miss Bella, do me a favor. Will you step outside and talk to me in my unit? >> Yeah. >> You just shut the vehicle off. >> Yeah. >> Oh, it's off. Okay. >> Well, it's it it's off. So, >> here's the keys off. I don't know if you have >> And then just we'll just walk over here. Okay. Just to the front of the unit over here. >> Okay. All right, man. You all right? >> So, how how about how long ago were you at your friend's house? >> Maybe 3 hours ago. >> 3 hours ago. >> Okay. What' you do when you were over there? >> Um, I picked them up. I made sure they had no more tequila to [ __ ] drink, >> right? >> And then I made sure that she had a road a ride home to drink. >> A ride home to drink. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Because I promised her she would not drink tequila. She was going through a breakup. So I was like, "I promise you you won't drink no tequila to drink. I promise you you won't drink no tequila to drink by no drinks. Like if we drink tequila, we'll drink tequila drinks." I drank maybe one or two drinks. I did not drink and drink. I know my license is like registered as >> Okay. So, you said you uh >> I am aware of that. >> But she's completely unaware that her friend's breakup does not excuse her driving drunk. >> Okay. So, you said you had a couple drinks. About how many, more or less? >> About one or two? >> One or two. Okay. About how long ago? You got to estimate. >> What time is it? >> 5 in the morning. >> Okay. about 11 o'clock. >> 11? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What were you doing in that the meantime between when you were over there and now to >> I was trying to convince her to not go to her exit. And I was trying to convince her that she was better off on her own on her ex than with her ex's house. And so I was trying to convince her that she was better off in her ex's house because then as she else is with me than as she is with me with is with me and Oh, that sounds so bad. She just like I I just I just couldn't let her leave without her ex. Like I just couldn't. >> Okay. What kind of drinks are they miss? >> Um well I like to drink vodka. >> Okay. She likes to drink tequila, >> right? >> So, we're on two different levels. Um, but I did not let her leave with any tequila drink. >> Did you have shots or drink or mixed drinks over there? >> I had one Hennessy drink. >> One Hennessy drink. Okay. >> Yeah. >> And then what was the other one for tea? >> I had one Hennessy drink and then I had one lemon drop drink. >> Lemon drop. Okay. Did you have any shots? No, that was it. Like the Hennessy drink and then the Hennessy pineapple drink and then that was it. >> Okay. >> And then I drove her home because she made sure she that she wanted no no Tennessee no nothing. She wanted to play it safe. She wanted to play cool. She wanted to like feel false like a false alarm at my house. So, she I set her up everything full pull up for her house and like I let her stay the house at my house. >> Okay. >> But she was saying that she wanted to stay the night at this guy's house. So, like I don't even know what that what the deal is. >> Okay, Miss But at this point, um I would like you to make sure you're safe to drive. So, I'd like to run you through some standardized skill soriety test. Okay. Yeah, that's >> due to uh you admitting to drinking uh made contact if you have bloodshot watery eyes. Okay. And your speech is a little slow. Would you like to perform these standardized test priority tests? >> I'd be I'd do so. >> Yeah. Yeah, I do. So, >> okay. Will you just take that off your bag off for me? I'll just place it here for now and then we'll go through these guys. Okay. >> I am just trying to like >> shoes >> little like sandals or like little shoes or whatever. Like literally they're literally slip on. >> Okay. Yeah, you could choose to use those when we do the next test or you can uh keep them on. It'll be up to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um for this first one though, we uh remove the glasses for me, please. >> Yeah. >> And just Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And just come up a little bit for me, please. >> Will you just walk toward me a little bit, please? >> Okay. Go ahead and put your feet together, man. Let's stop right there, please. Uh arms on your side. You all right? >> Yeah. It's cuz I'm trying to trying to fit my shoe inside and touch them >> inside. So, it doesn't fit inside. >> You might have to loosen the sho strings a little bit. >> I may have to remove. >> It's just that my brother drives Uber. So like he can drive Uber by himself. So like ideally I would like my parents not to know my name like my appearance. I think it's tied. That's why they're not listening. See it? Yeah. So, >> you could choose to not use them, ma'am. I mean, >> can I use a five number? Can I use somebody's phone number? >> Phone number. >> Call somebody. >> Right. Not right now, ma'am. We got to finish this test first. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, if you want to just do them without your shoes that way, I just have somebody. >> They're two different shoes. So, >> yeah, that two. That's one's a Converse and one's another type of shoe. I guess [clears throat] I shouldn't I guess it couldn't do the passport. >> Yeah, it's tied right there around that little knot. >> It's really hard right there. I have it. I have other through through show my knots. I have a lot of shoes. >> Like I could I could >> You want to just do a bare uh with your socks on? >> Yeah, I could just do my sho. >> Okay. You know how do you have a sock for your other foot? >> It should be in here somewhere somewhere. inj >> I think you don't have a car. >> Can I see you? >> Can I see through this car? >> This is This is your car. >> Okay. >> So, you want to just do it like that, ma'am? >> No. Let me just do Let me just say it's completely safe. >> Okay. All right. And we'll go over here, ma'am, in front of your car where the the road's a little more level. >> Oh, hold on, ma'am. Come over here. >> Sorry. >> Actually, uh, we'll use this line over here. Okay. >> Okay. >> You all right to walk? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We'll just come right over here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Together, they walk across the parking lot to a flat area to conduct more field sobriety exercises. >> This one? >> Yeah. Right here, M. Okay. Okay. So, you see where my light is? Right there, ma'am. >> Yes, sir. >> Right here. Right there where my light is. Just put your left foot where my light is on that line. >> Oh, that's right. >> And then, uh, right foot directly in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe. Don't start yet, ma'am. Go back to that position, please. >> Left foot on the line, right foot in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe. >> Left foot. >> And then arms at your side. >> Right foot. >> Okay. Go back to that position. Now, I didn't tell you to start yet. >> Okay. >> So, just don't start until I tell you to. Okay. So, left foot on the line, right foot in front of your left foot. >> Right foot. >> And then arms down at your side. >> Left foot down. >> Yeah. Go. Go back. M. I'm not telling you to start. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I don't know if you're telling you want to continue with the test side out. Side out or >> Yeah. So, your left foot's going to be on the line. Your arms are going to be down at your side and your right foot's going to be directly in front of your left foot like this. >> Okay. >> There you go. Right there. Okay. Do not move from that position. Do not start the test until I tell you to. Okay. >> Okay. When I tell you to begin, ma'am, you're going to take nine hill toe steps going down this line. When you reach your nine step, you're going to keep that lead foot down. You're going to use a series of small steps. Turn around and take nine hill toe steps going back down that line. Okay? While you're taking these steps, you're going to count each step out loud. You're going to keep your arms on at your side. >> Not. >> And you're going to keep your eyes down at your uh moving feet. Okay? Once you start the test, do not stop until you have completed the test. >> Okay? >> All right. I want you to watch me, ma'am. I'm going to do a demonstration for you. Okay? You want me to watch you? >> Yeah. Watch me. I'm going to do a demonstration. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to be demonstrating three steps. M. Ma'am, how many are you going to do? >> Okay. You're going to do steps first? >> I'm going to demonstrate three. How many are you going to do? >> Um, probably the whole line. >> You're going to do nine? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I'm right here, ma'am. I want you to watch me. Okay. One, two, three, all the way to nine. Series of small steps. 1 2 3 all the way to nine. >> Okay. >> Do you have any questions, ma'am? >> No, sir. >> Do you understand the test? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Go ahead and begin. >> 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 >> Go ahead and finish the test, Mom. >> Oh, you want me to keep on going? >> Yes. You still have to take the nine steps going back. >> Okay. 1 2 [clears throat] 3 1 2 3 2 3 1 2 One. >> Happy 1 2 >> Okay. Are you complete with the test now? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. One. One, two, three. Evaded. 1 2 3 4 >> Okay, you can relax, man. You can relax. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. >> You can stop now. >> Mine. >> You can relax. Okay. Go to put your arms around your back, please. >> All right, ma'am. So, at this time, you're going to be placing the risk for DWR. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Let's walk over here towards uh the unit now. Good. You'll be able to put your shoes back on. Okay. >> Okay. >> But the car is going to get towed tonight now. >> Okay. Well, I'd rather it get towed than like my personal belongings get towed into personal possession than towed into like an actual possession post tonight cuz like who knows where it's going to go. >> Miss Pal is arrested for driving under the influence. Ready miss. All right. Can you set up for me? Why am I still wearing cuffs? >> We still have to keep them on this boat. That's our policy. >> We're going to go to the jail still. Oh, [ __ ] >> No further information was found regarding the outcome of her case at the time of this recording. >> No one's here. >> I'm sorry. No, ma'am. You were by yourself in the vehicle. >> What mean? >> Okay. You You had You told me you dropped your friends off. >> I know. I did. and they were in my car when I dropped them off. >> Now, not too far away, New Mexico State Police observe a speeding driver tailgating another vehicle. The officer conducts a traffic stop alongside the highway. >> How's it going? >> Well, uh, I just got my windows tinted. So, >> gotcha. If you want, you can just leave your get better for you. >> Hey, I'm officer Savage with the New Mexico State Police. I stopped you for a couple reasons tonight. Okay. First off, your speed. One second. You're weaving in and out of traffic. You're a wreck, man. What's going on with that? >> Uh, my buddy got his car his truck stolen tonight. >> Okay. >> I was kind of shooken up by that and I was trying to get home cuz I have work early in the morning. >> Got Where you coming from? >> Uh, me and my buddy were at Billy's. We're playing pool. >> Okay. >> So, I can already smell the odor alcohol. Uh, I'm going to have you grab your ID. I'm going to have you step out so I can run you through some fieldy tests. Okay, man. Do you have any weapons on you or in the vehicle? Anything I need to know about? >> I'm not, sir. >> Okay. >> And bottle 60 fully drunk. Drunk. Whatever. [snorts] >> Hold on. Just s >> and then I'll have you take that knife out of your pocket. You just place it on the seat. Okay. >> Before the officer gets to the field sobriety tests, he has a few questions. >> How much did you drink tonight? >> Uh, I didn't have anything to drink. >> Okay, let's try that again. And how much did you have to drink tonight? >> I had nothing to drink. >> Okay. So, why are your eyes red? >> I I have no explanation for that. I'm not a >> Okay. Any reason that you smell like alcohol? >> No. >> Okay. So, you haven't had anything to drink tonight? >> No, sir. >> Not even one beer? >> No. >> I don't want you to move your head throughout this test. I just want you to focus on the tip of my finger. Do you understand? Focus on my finger. Okay. >> I'm on it. >> I need you to focus on my finger. Okay. I can see you looking off over here. No. >> What do you mean? I'm on that like a laser. All right, man. How much have you drink tonight? >> What's that? >> How much did you have to drink tonight? >> No. >> No. I asked how many? >> Nothing. >> You haven't had anything to drink? >> None. >> So, why am I picking up on clues of intoxication? >> You're I I don't think you are. >> Okay. So, you just smell like booze. I'm seeing clues of intoxication and you haven't had anything to drink tonight. >> I don't think you are picking on clues of intoxication. You were you're testing for a while. >> Yeah. I'm asking cuz I'm trying to be cool with you. So, are you going to be honest or >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. I'm going to have you stand right over here. Stand on this light for me. Face me. >> [clears throat] >> Do you have anything that would prevent you from doing a standard walk or turn tonight? >> But during the tests, the driver has even more questions. >> What does that mean? >> Do you have a broken ankle? >> Yeah, I have I have a hardware in this ankle right here. >> Okay. But does it prevent you from operating a motor vehicle? >> No. >> Okay. Um I saw you exit the vehicle just fine. You walked over here just fine. Any other complaints of injuries or anything? >> No, we don't want a visual line. We want me to imagine the line. >> Well, it's a raised line. So, see how there's a lip to it? I don't want you to be stepping off the lip. >> Okay. >> Okay. I want you to be on a flat surface. >> Okay. Can you imagine that line? >> Yeah. >> All right. Sir, I want you to put that left foot on that line. Okay. Go ahead and do that for me now. >> Wait, wait. So, you're saying line from the top? >> Just a straight line. Straight line. That's going to go from your left foot and it's going to go all the way down this road. >> Okay. Can we pick an end point or >> it's just going to be an end inless line? Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do, I'm going to have you put the left foot on that line. >> So, I'm going straight for a series of steps. >> Correct. >> And then I'm making a 90° turn. Which direction? >> Do you want me to demonstrate for you again? >> Uh, yes, please. >> Take a couple steps back. [snorts] I'm going to bring you back to that starting position. Go back to that line, sir. >> Yeah. >> Put your left foot on the line. Now, put that right foot in a heel to toe manner. just in front of it, keeping your arms by your side. Test is going to look just like this, sir. One, two, three. But on your ninth step, you're going to plant your lead foot with the foot behind you. You're going to do a series of small turns, keeping this lead foot planted, continuing down the line. One, two, three. >> I think I got you all the way back till I get to the starting point. >> Correct. I don't want you to stop once you start this test. Do you understand, sir? >> Okay. And correct. >> What's up? >> I'm starting with the left foot. Correct. >> So, just as I instructed, you'll put that left foot on the line, right foot in front. You'll start your nine heel to toe steps whenever you're ready. >> All right. And I'm going to turn here >> just as I instructed, [snorts] sir. Perfect. I'm going to bring you back to that first position that I had you in. Right on my light facing me. Okay. >> Yes, >> sir. >> For this next test, you're going to pick a leg. It's going to be your left or right. Okay. It's up to you. >> I'm going [snorts] to go left. That one's not injured. >> Okay. What you're going to do is whichever foot you choose, you're going to pick it up off the ground, keeping your arms by your side at all times. You're going to focus on the tip of your toe and you're going to count in 10,00s until I tell you to stop. Okay? >> Like I said, arms by your side, focusing on the tip of your toe. You'll count 100,00 1,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. >> Got it. >> Do you understand the tester, sir? >> Yes, sir. >> Go ahead and start. 1,001 1002 1003 1004 >> Keeping your arms by your side, sir. >> 1067 [snorts] 1009 100123 2014 1 2015 2016 1920 >> Go ahead and stop. Curious what could justify his erratic driving, the officer presses the driver on other potential intoxicants. >> Have you smoked any weed tonight? >> No, sir. >> Do you take pills? >> Uh, I a fat burner. >> What's a fat burner? >> Uh, it's a uh it's a pill I bought off Amazon. It's like a I take it before bed. >> Okay. >> Just fat burner. I don't know. It's probably herbal. >> And when's the last time you took that? Uh, I took it probably an hour ago. >> An hour ago. Does it affect your ability to drive a vehicle? Does it have a warning label on it? Anything like that? >> Not that I know of. I I I just bring it in my truck. The the package that is in my house. >> Okay. All right, man. So, just be honest. How much did you drink tonight? >> You didn't have one drink tonight. Why do [snorts] you smell like booze? >> Uh, I was around people that smell like booze. I was kissing my girlfriend that smells like booze. I I don't know. >> So, you're just at a bar not drinking. >> Correct. >> Consuming a fat burner may increase your metabolism, but it surely doesn't increase your chances of avoiding a DUI. >> So, this is the thing. Okay, I'm picking up on clues of intoxication. When I'm doing passes, I need you to focus on my finger. Okay? If you're not focusing on my finger, it's going to give me a false reading. Okay? So, what I need you to do, I need you to focus on the tip of my finger. Okay? During the test, I can see you looking off into the hill right there. I want to make sure you're not impaired. Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> Perfect. >> All right, man. >> Go ahead and stand up. [snorts] Face my vehicle. Go ahead and face my vehicle, man. Place your right hand behind your back. This your left hand behind your back. >> Before he could get in the patrol car, he's got one last question. Wait. [snorts] By agreeing to step in this vehicle, am I am I agreeing to the allegations? >> Not at all. Just go ahead and have a seat, though. You don't have to agree to anything. >> Wait. I just I just agreed to getting arrested without agreeing to the allegations. >> Okay. So, you don't have to agree with the allegations, but from the results of what I've just run you through, the field sobriety test, I don't think you're able or safe to drive that vehicle. That's why you're under arrest right now. Okay, man. So, I'm going to have you have a seat for me. >> Down at the station, the man upgrades his charges by refusing to participate in a breath test. >> So, like I said, I can't force you, but it automatically aggravates the charge. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> So, you go from a DWI to an aggravated DWI. Yeah, whatever. I mean, >> I'm just giving you the option if you want to be tested. >> I mean, what can I do? >> It's up to you. >> Yeah, I get it. But I mean, there's not much I can do. Like, I I don't I don't want to be tested. >> While the driver's name is not released, we know he's charged with an aggravated driving under the influence. At the time of this recording, the outcome of the case is unknown. We end today's episode of After Hours with New Mexico police pulling over a woman failing to maintain her lane of travel. Within seconds of speaking to the officer, the woman blurts out her excuse. >> I was on my phone. >> You're on your phone? You should be driving, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, you have a driver license? >> Yeah. I'm going reach, too. >> Yeah, that's fine. The officer lets her reach in the back seat to grab her purse. When did you get >> No, I'm just see I just want to see. When did you get a ticket? >> Um a week ago. >> Hey, that's actually last Yeah, last week. >> Mhm. >> And you still haven't registered your truck? >> Uh my husband Wednesday. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> You having issues with the registration? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Very much so. >> And what about the insurance? Same thing. Yeah, it's with all with him. Um, it's under his name, entrance and registration. So, >> Okay. All right. Do my favor. We're going to step up. >> Yeah. >> You're Vanessa. Let's come to my front. My car. I'm going to walk away my car. Okay. So, where are you coming from? >> Um, from Aador. >> From Aador? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let me ask you a question. Have you been drinking tonight? >> I have. >> Yeah. How much? >> Um, I had a couple of beers. >> Couple of beers? >> Yes, sir. >> When was the last time you had a beer? >> Um, how long? >> I don't know. Maybe an hour ago. >> About an hour ago. >> Yes. >> And you're coming from You said Amador? >> Yes. From Amador. Um, that street. >> Okay. The last place was Amadore. >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. And um, what time did you get there? Um, I honestly don't know. >> You don't know? Yes, sir. >> Approximate time. >> 6 7 >> No, not seven. Um, cuz 7:00 we were at it. >> Um, so maybe at Jack's, which is on Amadore maybe 8:30, 9. >> 8:30 on. >> Yes, sir. >> And then you said the last place was Alador. >> Um, no. >> Rat. So, the last place was Rat. So, you're coming from Rat right now? >> Do you know how long you were there? >> Um, more. Not even an hour. >> Yeah, there was trauma. So, we had to leave. >> Not even an hour. So, did you have a a drink or any drinks there? >> Um, I have a beer. >> A beer? I'm going to do it. I mean, a rat. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. Just give me a second. Okay. The reason I was asking you is the reason why I asked you to step is cuz I smell alcohol from you. >> Yes, sir. >> Your eyes are a little louder or watery. Now, out of the car, it's obvious the driver's actually exhibiting signs of intoxication, which could be a more plausible explanation for the way she's driving over texting. >> Did you say you were just drinking beer? >> Yeah. >> You don't have any drinks you had today? >> I don't want honestly. I don't. >> And the last one was a rat. And you're coming from right now, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, um do you have any injuries on your legs? Anything that would prevent you from walking, standing, turning, or lifting one leg? Lake. I did hurt it in soccer. >> Where? >> This whole part. Follow me. >> Soccer. >> Soccer. Yes, sir. >> How long ago? [snorts] >> Um, like a couple weeks ago. >> You play soccer? >> I play soccer and kickball. >> Okay. Okay. So, did you get like an injury? Go to the doctor? >> Um, I did not go to the doctor because I didn't want I didn't want them to tell me that I couldn't play. >> Oh, okay. So, but you think you can walk? Yeah, I can walk. >> Stand, turn, all that. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. As long as you don't have like a fracture or something like that or broken ankle. >> I hope none. >> You hope not? >> I hope not. >> It's not swollen. It's not big, right? >> Um, no. I think it's okay. >> Okay. What about Have you had any medication or drugs tonight? >> Uh, no, sir. >> None of that. Okay. So, for the first thing, for the first test we're going to do, I want you standing here facing this way. Okay. >> Here. >> Yeah. About right there. That's fine. >> Here. >> Just face me. Okay. So, what we're going to do, I'm going to use this pen and you're going to look or you're going to follow the tip right here at the top. Okay? >> With your eyes only, but without moving your head. >> Okay? And then you're going to keep your hands to your sides and your feet together. Okay? So, you're just going to follow the tip with your eyes only. Okay? You understand? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Right here. Okay? Yeah. You can mix my contacts get all dry. >> Okay. >> You can blink. Okay. I don't want you to. >> Okay. So, the next thing we're going to do is actually you're going to do some walking. Before starting the next exercise, the officer allows Vanessa to take her high heels off. >> Do you have any questions? Okay. So, first of all, you're gonna put yourself in the starting position. Starting position is what? >> Right foot in front of left touching heel to toe. Right there. Stop right there. >> Mhm. >> And then and let me know when you're ready. You have no questions. Right. >> Okay. So, whenever you whenever you want to start, you can start. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 5 6 9 10 arms. Okay. Same same place right there. >> Just stand right there. So on this last test, what you're going to do, you're going to lift your right or left foot. It don't matter. It's going to be about this much. About 6 in off the ground. Okay? >> Don't hold. >> About this much. About this much. Okay, it's not very much, about six inches. So, what you're going to do is you're going to keep your feet together, your hands to your sides. >> And during this test, you same thing. You're going to be looking down at your foot. Okay? And then you're going to lift one or the other foot off the ground. And then it's going to look something more or less like this. Okay? And then you're going to count 1,00 1,00 2,00 3 until I say stop. And then if you notice, my foot is not pointing up. Make sure it's par parallel to the ground. So, like this. >> Yes. Okay. And you can use the right or the left foot. Okay. Just make sure you keep your hands to your sides and you're always looking down. Okay. And just count one, two, three, until I say stop. >> Okay. >> Do you have any questions? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Go ahead and begin whenever you're ready. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 >> Hey, get close. That's a long one. Hold that right there. Just keep going. 17 21 22 >> Okay, you're good. [snorts] Go ahead and uh put on your Go ahead and put on your shoes now. You have nothing in your pockets. >> Yes, sir. >> No. Right. >> So, let me explain something, Vanessa. Okay. Based on my on the test that I did, I don't feel like you're safe to drive a car. Okay. [snorts] >> So, let me see your right arm. Put it behind your back. left arm behind your back. Finding hands. Okay. So, this is what what's going to happen. Vanessa, you're going to be placed under arrest tonight. >> Okay. Uh let me see your mouth real quick. Is there anything in your mouth? Open your mouth. >> Okay. Perfect. Come over here. My car seat right here. Be careful. >> At the station, Vanessa voluntarily takes a breathalyzer test >> again. Same thing. Just exactly how you did it. And then don't stop. Okay. Okay. Start lower. Just make sure your blow don't stop in between. Okay. Just Okay. Okay. It's got to be harder than that. Like that. Okay. Okay. Start over, but hard enough. Yeah. Don't stop. Okay. Okay. Oh, you were almost done. Do it again. You were almost done. Just don't stop. Okay. Vanessa is arrested for driving under the influence. There was no further information found regarding the status of her case at the time of this recording. >> Hello. >> How you doing? >> Deputy Wilson with the sheriff's office. You got a driver's license on you? >> Yeah. >> Go ahead. Step out of the car for me, man. You all right? >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Step out of the car. I'm sorry. >> Your foot's on the gas. >> Accidentally? Yeah. >> Okay. You do you know that you've been driving on the uh the rim of your car here? >> Yeah, unfortunately. That's my only video. >> Did Did you Did you get in a car accident? >> I I hit a curb. That's actually really really really weird. hit a curb and uh I guess I hit the curb kind of hard, but I wouldn't have expected the uh >> 665 69, right? >> I hit the curb the same way like a >> We have any uh signal 3s recently? >> Hit the same way when I hit a curve by accident. Honestly, if you ask me, I think somebody put a curse because weird. >> Can you have an area where it went? >> 44, probably somewhere between 200 and the interstate here. It's going to be a black SUV. Severe damage to the driver's side. No rims or tires left. I hit the curb a little hard, but there's no reason. Not >> that I'm aware of, but also on >> both tires. >> All right, >> go ahead and hop out for me, man. >> Am I in trouble right now? >> Just hop out for me right now. >> All right. Do you have anything on you? Any guns or anything like that? >> No. >> All right, just turn around for me. I'm going to pat you down. I'm not going to search you. >> Put your hands up there for >> Okay, it's fine. Okay. All right. Come back here for me. Lean up against my right. >> Well, we got to address a few things. Lean up against my right. >> I was thinking this should be more of a of a help. Help a help situation. >> We'll get there. Just one second. All right. Suddenly uh >> Yeah. >> Where are you coming from? >> Driving around. >> Because of co I stay inside all day. Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. >> No. >> Do you need uh ambulance for anything? >> 65 68 64 23. >> I mean, I was asleep at the gas station. >> Come over here for me. >> It's just cuz I gave up. I gave up on trying to get my uh car to work. >> All right. 328 shadow. >> All right, sir. How do you say your last name? >> Go ahead. >> All right. You haven't had anything to drink tonight? >> You show me how it is. >> Do me a favor. Let's take your hat off. I'm going to run you through some field sobriety exercises. You agree to take those with me? 7527. >> No, but uh >> you understand that if you if you >> Okay, >> I got stuff in my boots. >> Well, you almost fell over there. >> That's cuz uh these things make it uh >> Okay, listen. I suspect that you're impaired and now I'm asking you to perform some field sobriety exercises out here tonight, >> right? But that wouldn't prove anything. That's just you being like a bald head guy. >> Is that right? Look at your car. I watched you from there. >> That's paranormal. >> Drive up trying to get on the interstate. >> Right. I'm trying to get home. >> It's do or die, man. >> What do you think I'm going to do? I'm going to sleep out here. >> Is that Is that what you want me to do? for service. >> Would that be logical behavior for you? >> How about how about next time >> I light my car on fire over there >> and I lay down here and I take a nap and I just call that my life. >> You know what I mean? >> I suspect that you're impaired. >> No, you don't. You're just racist. >> And if you don't submit to some of these exercises, you're going to end up going to jail tonight. I feel like I'm going to go to jail anyways because you're racist. I mean, just look at you, man. >> I'm not really I'm not having the games out here this morning. >> Look at your car. Do you understand? >> Do you understand how serious this is? >> Do you understand how serious this is? >> So, you're going to refuse? You're not going to take any of these tests? It's very simple. >> All you have to do, they're very simple exercises. We'll run you through them. >> They help me determine signs of impairment. I'll take the test, man. But you're pretty dumb for a cop. >> This is serious. >> All right. So, are you ready? >> Yes or no? >> All right. I'll take the test. I'll take the test. But know this. >> This isn't a bargain. I'm not out here to bargain with you, man. >> I'm not bargaining either. I'm not bargaining either. I told you I was going to take the test. All right. >> I'm not asking I'm not asking anything from you. I'm just letting you know. >> I'm giving you information. >> Set your hat down. >> I'm giving information. >> Step over here for me. If you mess with me right now, >> sir, we're not going to stand out here all morning. Set your hat down for me so we can start running through some of these exercises. >> It's going to take about 5 seconds for you to say. If you mess with me right now, let me tell you something, man. >> Do me a favor. >> I'm going to break your head with a baseball bat. >> Oh, is that right? >> If you this up. >> Is that right? >> If you up, >> what did you say? >> If this up, >> step over here for me. >> If you up cuz you're on a warning right now with your bald head and your white. >> See that yellow line right there? Go stand in that yellow line. Stand right here, sir. >> You, too. Now, >> yellow line. >> Accomplice head honcho. You messed this up. You messed this up, man. >> Put your feet together for me. >> You messed this up, I'm going to break your head with a baseball bat. >> Put your feet together. >> So, you better keep your straight. >> Sheriff. >> Toes together. >> What's your name? >> Toes together. >> What's your name? >> Put your feet and toes together for me. >> What's your name? >> Arms down by your side. >> So, you're the ghost, huh? >> Do me a favor. >> You're the ghost. Nazi. >> Take a look at the tip of those pants. I'mma skin you alive if you this up. >> Take a look at the tip of this. >> You better do this by the book. You hear me? >> What's your name? >> We'll get there. >> Deputy Wilson with the Mar County Sheriff's Office. >> I can't even I can't even see that. >> Take a look at the tip of this pen for me. >> Let me see. >> Sir, we're not going to stand out here all night. You understand? And if you refuse to do these exercises, you're going to go to jail. >> Do you understand that you look like a Nazi? >> Take the look at the tip of this pen for me. You better not >> follow with your eyes and only your eyes. Do you not this up 14's available monitor? I got a red baseball bat. I painted circle circles on it with a Sharpie. >> I'll stand in front of you. Spin it clockwise if you know what happens next. >> Are you threatening me? >> I'm keeping you in check cuz you're a Nazi. >> All right, man. >> I want to see some hair. I want to see some hair. >> Here's what we're going to do. We're going to go through the walk and turn. Okay. I'm going to have you walk to I'd like to do it in front of my car. >> I bet if I killed you right now, they'd give me a medal. >> Oh, yeah. >> They'd give me a medal. >> They would call me. >> I'm just going to move my car over. Just have another >> the what? >> The just the one leg. I don't know. >> I mean, we've got room for it on this line. Slow. Plus, the traffic's trying to get through this. >> Oh, they they can get by. >> This is level. Plenty level for me. So, all right, sir. Here's what we're going to do. Come down here for me, please. Just stand in the back area of your car there. Try not to lean on it. It's right here on this line. All right. For this exercise, I'm going to ask that you walk this line, heel to toe, and I'm going to demonstrate the position I'd like you to be in. Okay. For this exercise, I'd like you to place your left foot on the line. You're going to use the yellow line there. You're going to take your right foot, place it in front of it, heel to toe, hands down by your side. Now, while I go over the instructions and I demonstrate for you, I'd like you to maintain that position and don't start until I tell you to. Okay? >> You versus you. >> Can you go ahead and get in position for me? >> Me versus you, man. >> Let me know if you have any questions >> at this point in time. >> Put your left foot on the line for me. >> At this point in time, I don't care if you do this straight, man. I'm coming after you. >> And then put your right foot in front of it. Heel to tell. >> All right, hands >> should be afraid of me right now. >> Hands down by your side and maintain that position until I tell you to start the exercise. >> This is the sound of a taser in your ear. >> Do you have any questions? >> All right, for this exercise, I'm going to ask that you take nine heel to toe steps following this yellow line. On the ninth step, you're going to take a series of small turns >> until you are back in this position. >> Something simple. And then you count nine heel to toe steps back in the direction you came from. It'll look some something like this. 1 2 3 until you get to nine. You'll take a series of small steps. >> Back to the starting position and count out loud. >> Doesn't matter which step I put it on. >> One two three until you get to nine. >> See how you didn't explain it? I'mma find you. >> What's your question, sir? >> I'mma find you. Do you have any questions? I'll >> find you. >> It's not what I'm asking you. Do you have any questions? >> Just the sound of a taser in your ear. How does that make you feel? >> You may begin the exercise, sir. Unless if you don't have any questions, >> remember, count out loud. And if you step off the line, continue. 3 4 5 6 7 8 nine. Do you want me to do what now? You took four. Don't judge me with your silence. What do you want me to do now? >> You said you didn't have any questions. >> That was not a question. That was a command. Remember, continue the exercise until it's complete. Sir, >> you didn't demonstrate the exercise. >> I demonstrated for you. >> You took four paces. I clarified that. >> What do you want me to do now? >> A series of small turns. >> You'll get back to the original position you started in and count nine heel totoe steps back. 10 more unit 46 328. Yes. 46. 11. 11. >> All right, sir. Say that again. One lane now. >> Yep. Let's walk just in front of my car a little bit more. I'm going to have you get right here if you would. That'll work. Go ahead and place your heels and toes together. Hands down by do this thing. >> Nope. Heels and toes together for me. Your toes together, sir. Good. Stay just like that. I'm going to demonstrate for you. Okay. This is the one leg stand. What I'm going to ask you to do is keeping your hands down by your side. I'm going to ask you, and you can pick either foot, the foot of your choosing, I'm going to ask you to raise it approximately 6 to9 in off the ground, just like this. I'm going to ask you to count out loud in a manner such as this. Have you ever practiced >> 1,00 1,002 1,003 1 >> and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay, >> you're creating an illusion. >> I'll be timing it. If you place your foot down, just simply pick it back up and continue until I tell you to stop. >> The same way you guys pretend you don't have any questions, sir. Family on wheelchairs. >> Do you have any questions, sir? >> That's the same way you just pretended like that's normal. >> I just did it. Would you like me to demonstrate again for you? >> Yeah, I know. And you're pretending you don't got a small dick. And you're pretending you don't got family. >> Do you have any questions, sir? >> No matter if I have questions, just stay in line. >> You may begin. >> Yeah. What do you want me to do? >> Would you like me to demonstrate again for you? >> I don't want you to demonstrate. I just want you at a time. >> Okay. You're going to raise the foot of your choosing approximately 6 to9 in off of the ground, keeping it parallel with the ground. And count out loud. 100,00 1,002 1003 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Well, that's not fair cuz I was never really a balanced kind of guy. I'm a rapper. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'm an intellectual. >> You may begin. >> Physics was never my thing. >> We just work through this, man. We're almost finished. >> You just want to do this? >> We're almost finished. Once we do this, we're finished up. >> And then what? >> You may begin. >> How long? until I tell you to stop. I'll be timing it. Remember, if you place your foot down, just continue. You can stop. All right, sir. Do me a favor. Turn around. You're being placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. I'm going to double lock these so they don't tighten up on you. All right. Down over here. Walk over here to my car for me. Do you have anything on you illegal? If you take it into the jail, it'll be an extra charge there. If you tell us now, we'll work it out here on the side of the road. >> You'll work it out here on the side of the road? >> Yeah. You'll still be charged with it, but you won't get an additional charge for taking into video. >> Let me check in my pockets. >> Well, we're going to check them for you, but if it's concealed or anything like that, >> will you ask me to replace it? >> Don't reach in your pockets. If you've got any kind of drugs or anything concealed on you, >> okay, we can deal with it now. You'll get charged for it, but you don't sneak it into the jail where you get >> dog. I was just hanging out, man. Dude, you're you're about to get on the interstate like this, man. You're lucky you didn't kill yourself >> or someone else. >> I didn't break the law. I'm getting home. What do you want me to do? Camp out here? >> I go >> I don't got my phone on me. >> Where are you from? >> To travel northwest >> Tampa. >> Where are you head? Are you going back to Tampa? >> USF area. >> Or are you going back to Tampa? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You know you're going northbound on the interstate, right? >> Tampa southbound. >> I just did a U-turn, too, man. I've been waiting for the signs, too. I was looking for the signs. You know, your signs are spread out hard, man. >> Especially in that car, man. >> Do you have anything on you at all, sir? >> Anything on you at all? >> I'm going to find both of you. I'm going to your lives up. >> You know what Andrea means? You're mad calm right now, man. You're going to regret that. You know that, right? This isn't your 65. sweeping clothes. You don't give me y'all pull y'all pull me out of my car. Y'all pull me out my car. Pull me out of my car for what? Confirming on you have a mask. >> Just give me a second. >> 65 67 64 61 46 653 traffic. Lift up my my right. No, >> lift up my my back. >> No, >> just so you know who you're nearby with a spit mask. >> You should have quit. >> Search him. Good. >> No, >> you should have quit. You pig. quit. I can't >> how calm you are. Andreso, Argentina, political refugee. >> Marian, stand by. I think I may have one on the cart. >> Political refugee. Political refugee. I'm talking magic. The messiah. The messiah. I'mma make you starve. your family starve. What do you got? Kids, a wife, a daughter, a sister, a son. I'm going to break their legs, dog. I'm going to rape them in front of you, pig. You should have just left it at some wheel. You should have gave me a ride. Holy mack, pig. >> What? It said you want to my cup. >> Instead you my cuffs. This is my world. >> Listen, stop spitting, man. >> My world cuffs. You smoke. Quit my cuffs. >> Look at you. >> Put you in the car, man. Let's not have any more issues out here. Okay. >> My cuffs, dog. You should just give me a ride. You >> stop spitting, sir. Like, seriously. >> Have a seat. >> Man handling me, dog. >> Have a seat. >> Look at your manhandling me, dog. >> Look at you man. Swing your feet. >> Look at you manhandling me, dog. >> Dude, really? >> Look at you man, dog. >> Brute force. >> See the way you do it. See how it works. >> See how it works. See how the government works, dog. See how the government works. >> You got to apply pressure. >> [clears throat] >> 204 county attached Romeo 84 Lima Zulu Papa. >> How you doing? >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> I can't get out of here. >> Okay. >> I know. >> All right. You're not hurt? >> No. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. Well, just making sure you're all right. Let me uh give me a second. You You good for a second? >> Yeah. >> Can you just help me get this out of here? >> Yeah, we're we're going to >> I know. >> We're going to wait. Hold on. Okay. Are you injured? >> No. >> No. >> Am I looking like an [ __ ] >> Yes. >> Uh just trying to figure out how you got over here. Honestly, >> I'm trying to get get home >> trying to get home. Okay, >> just trying to figure out how you got here. >> Yeah. >> All right. You know, I was trying to go home and I >> Where do you live at, man? >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> Georgies. >> Okay. [clears throat] around. >> Am I right in the middle? 204. >> Am I >> an [ __ ] >> No, I don't know you, so I can't make that determination. >> You can though. >> No, >> can I like try to back out of here? >> Uh, you're not going to be able to get out of here. No, I know. It's like I >> um >> put it in neutral or put it in or something. Still in drive. >> Is it still moving? >> Oh, yeah. >> Thank you. Oh my goodness. >> Is there anybody with that vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, we're with it on the drive. >> Okay. I believe we have a female further down as train station on the tracks intoxicated. >> Probably talking about here. >> What did you say? They have they might have both my screaming but >> so yeah should call asberry >> we don't handle accidents on tracks >> I don't think I had an accident for it or what? >> I don't know. You have to call for it. >> We're just calling our record because we got to get off the track still. >> Yeah. >> Can I just like move? >> Just sit there for a second. >> Not going to move. >> Okay. >> Do I You have to call the radio for sure. >> Call me. >> Yeah. We'll get it off the tracks just because >> Yeah. >> Train should be starting in a little bit, too. >> No, they're freezing it. >> That's the first thing you do, buddy. >> No, no. I'm just saying in general, you know, >> just do me a favor. Where you going? >> You can secure her if you want a car or something like that. Grab her license, registration, insurance, start everything. >> You want to hang out with her? swirly people. >> Yeah. I can't call. I don't have phone service. >> Just sit tight for a second. Hold on. What are we doing? >> I was looking for my >> I'm grabbing it for you. >> I'm grabbing it. >> Okay. gas now and now I'm sitting right here phones. Veronica, is your driver's license inside your bag? >> Your bag? >> Wait, what? >> Your driver's license? >> Um, I have a like the keys. >> Your key is in there. >> Your driver's license. Is it in your bag or no? >> Um I'm pretty sure it's like in the keys. >> Oh, it's in the keys. >> Yeah. Did you find that? >> Yeah, I got it. >> Okay, great. >> What the [ __ ] was that all about? Uh that's >> Oh, is it Dax? >> Um what's that? >> Yeah. Just to get it off the ground. You >> want me to write it down? >> Okay. Do >> you mind if I just get keys in the car? >> Yeah, the keys are right in the car. All right. Um, >> yeah, he said they're at least 45 minutes out. >> Yeah, >> it's fine. >> I would say so. >> All right. Uh, >> we're not out. >> That's it. >> I just got your >> I told her over here. >> Can we move fast? Hey J. >> What's up? >> Yeah, just to get it off. 34. What's the male subject's name? His first name? >> We're not out with the male. >> Okay. So, the female. Is it Ron? >> Yes. Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. Follow me now. >> She Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Don't want you to fall. Okay. >> Uh >> I'm good. >> No, I understand. >> I know. >> Be careful. >> I know. >> Watch your foot. >> Watch your foot. Watch your foot. But who is this? >> You're going to go to >> You going to just stand right here, Veronica. Okay. He's going to come talk to you. All right. >> Superhero. Superhero. >> Me. >> You are? >> Yeah. >> What superhero are you? >> Um, the kind that doesn't die. >> Oh, that's good. That's good. What's the name? >> Sweet V. >> Sweet V. >> Yeah, >> I hear you. >> I hear you. >> I know this is freezing. This is all crazy. >> You want You can zip your jacket up if you want. It's cold out here. All right. Thank you. Thanks for >> You're welcome. This whole thing is crazy. >> Yeah, it is crazy. >> What you doing, dude? >> Hi. >> What happened? >> I'm driving home. >> Driving home? >> I got stuck on a that thing. >> Train track. Yeah, the tree drive. >> But if you were drive, you were driving straight. So, how did you did you turn to the left? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> How'd you get there, though? >> Cuz I messed up. You >> messed up? >> Yeah. >> Where you been at? >> Anything to drink tonight? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm going to do a couple tests with you. All right. >> Okay. >> What color is this pen? Do you see it? >> Blue. >> Blue. Put your feet together. Put your hands at your sides for me. Okay. Do you have anything wrong with your eyes? >> No. Do >> you wear glasses or contacts or anything like that? >> What I want you to do is I want you to keep your head completely straight. Okay. And just look at me. >> I'm going to move the pen back and forth. I just want you to move your eyes and your eyes only. You're going to keep your head straight and just follow the pen with your eyes. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Ready? Heat. Heat. See the tip of the pen? >> Mhm. >> Follow your eyes. Okay. >> Don't come back to me. >> Sorry. >> Stare at St. >> I know you were you were asking me something. I wasn't talking. I wasn't talking at all. >> Okay. Ready? >> I'm ready. Are you ready? >> Yeah. >> Okay, we're ready together. Ready? Why are you not looking at this? >> Sorry. You go from looking at this to bagging me. >> You're asking. You're asking me. >> What's your name? >> Veronica. >> Am I talking at all? >> No. >> So what am I asking you? >> Nothing. >> So why you keep saying I'm asking you something? I'm not talking. You're right. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Just All I want you to do is stare at this pen right here. That's it. >> This pen. >> The pen. The blue pen. >> Blue pen. Right. >> Blue pen. >> See that tip? >> Yeah. >> Stare at the tip. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> Yep. >> Here we go. >> The blue pen. >> The blue pen. >> The blue pen. Negative. >> Last one. Ready. >> Blue pen. >> Blue pen. One more time. Ready? >> Going up. Ready? >> Yeah. Blue pen. >> Blue pen. >> Yeah. One. >> No. No. No. Keep your head here. >> No. Me right here. >> All right, Veronica. Come back here for me. >> Right here. right here. >> Face that car. Do you have anything wrong with your hips, ankles? >> Nothing. >> That would prevent you from >> Nothing >> performing a walk and turn test. >> Not at all. >> Not at all. >> No. >> Okay. What I want you to do is put your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. And I want you to stand like this while I explain this test. You keep your hands at Keep your hands at your sides. >> All right. Mhm. >> Just like that. While I explain this test. >> Okay. >> This is a nine step walk and turn. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You're going to take nine steps forward. See this line right here? You can actually you can actually use this line right here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Nine steps forward. >> Okay. >> Don't start yet. Go back. >> I didn't tell you to start. Yep. Go back. >> Start. >> So, put your right Put your right foot in front of your left foot on this line. >> You ready? >> Ready. I'm going to take three steps forward to explain this test, but you're going to take nine. All right? >> Nine. >> Just just like this. One, two, three. You're going to take nine. At at your ninth step, you're going to take a small series of steps around. Come back to the starting position, which is right foot in front of your left foot. And nine heel to steps forward the other direction. >> Okay. Ready? >> One. >> Hold on. I'm not ready yet. I'm not ready yet. Are you ready? I am not ready yet. One, two, three. All the way to nine. Do you understand what I want you to do? Do you want me to explain it again to you? >> No. I'm going to fail and be imprisoned. Ready? >> Okay. 1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. >> Okay. >> How am I supposed to turn now? >> You tell me. >> I don't know. >> You said you knew, right? So, nine step. Hold on, Veronica. Ready? Nine steps forward. Turn around. Mhm. >> Nine steps back. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. >> Okay. >> Um, one more test. Nothing wrong. >> Oh my god. >> What's that? >> I'm failing. >> Yeah, that wasn't good. >> Yeah, I know. Um, nothing wrong with your hips, ankles, right? To do a balance test. >> No. >> Okay. >> Again, put your feet together and your hands at your sides. [clears throat] With the leg of your choosing, you're going to raise it 6 in off the ground. >> Okay. >> You're going to look at the tip of your toe. Counting out loud. 1 100 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Do you understand what I want you to do? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Ready? >> Whichever one you want. Go ahead. >> 1 1 2 100 4 1 No, I'm failing. >> Okay. Do you want to try again? >> Five. No, I'm failing. >> Like, go back to go back to your feet together and your hands on your sides. All right. One more time. Just do one more time. >> This is terrible. >> I'm not here to judge. I'm just >> No, you are. No, >> I'm getting >> No, no, no judge. >> One more time. Try it again. >> Ready? >> Yep. >> One, two, >> see that officer right there? >> Yep. Just look at him for me real quick. >> Just put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Are you laughing? Do you have anything on you that you should not have? Any rug? Anything that's going to poke me, stick me, hurt me? Anything like that? >> No. This is bad. >> I'm sorry. It >> is bad. >> Okay. So, right now you're being placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. >> I am not driving while intoxicated. >> Well, you told me you were drinking. I smell alcohol on you while we're talking and all the I just give you a a field sobriety test and you did not pass any of it. Okay. So, what's going to happen now is I'm going to take you into my headquarters. I'm going to wait 20 minutes and I'm going to put you on a I'm going to give you a breath test and we're going to go from there. And then I'll give you a phone call and you go home. Do you have your phone on you? >> Um, no. >> Where's Do you have your phone on you at all? >> No, everything is in my car. >> So, the phone's in the car. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you have a phone? Charge it. >> I am. Never mind. Yep. I'm not here in my car. >> What? the car. There's nothing. Nothing on you. Ready? You shouldn't ask. Nothing on >> change. Just change. >> Yeah. Mr. Burri, >> will it be at headquarters? They're going to All right. Have a seat right there for me. Careful getting in. And where where would your phone be in the car? In the center console. Where where would it be in the car? >> I don't know. In my like >> in your bag. Is there is there keys in the car? >> Yeah.