Strong smell alcohol, you can't drive very well, and there's puke all down the side of your car. There's not. Late at night, officers observed a vehicle driving erratically, struggling to maintain its lane. A traffic stop was initiated, but as they approached the driver, they realized this was no ordinary situation. The man behind the wheel was a former sheriff. How you doing tonight? Good. How are you doing? Doing pretty good. I'm Officer of the Police Department. The reason we stopped you is Uh you were kind of all over the road back there, and then you were stopped at a green light. I was not all over the road back there. Yep. Yes, sir. No. I can smell an alcoholic beverage, and there's vomit on the side of your vehicle right now. Really? Yes, sir. Do you have your driver's license on you by chance? Yeah. Who are you with? What was it? Who are you with? Urbana PD. Thank you. I'll be right back with you, okay? Smelled? Yeah, there's vomit on the side of the car. There isn't. Yeah, and he's he's hammered. I'm stepping out. Yeah. Don't mess around with it. Okay. All right, so I might as well step out of the vehicle. Really? Yes, sir. Come on over here. What are you doing? What are you doing? Really? Oh, okay. I didn't Well, I just want to make sure you're not grabbing stuff, all right? Yeah. Really? Come on over here. Whoop. It's all right. We're going to go where it's flat, okay? >> Really, man? What's that? Really? Really what? I can't lie. We're just going to go over here where it's flat, Matt. We're going to do some tests, all right? No. No what? What? I said we're going to walk over here and do some tests. No. You stay right here. Stop right there. You got a gun with you? Don't act this way. Don't. Sheriff, don't. We're going to do some tests. Okay? >> Yeah. All right, so let's walk over here. You can make a phone call. All right. Amazing. Where do you want to take me? What's that? Over here to this pavement to do some tests. Okay. All right. All right. Can you Can you stand on over here? No. Okay. No what? Freezing. It's cold out. Yeah. Yeah, freezing [ __ ] freezing. Are you Are you trying to call Josh Jacobs? No. All right. All right, well let's get done with that, and let's go ahead and get finished with these tests, all right? Are you refusing to take the test? Is that what you're doing? Matt, are you refusing to take the test? No, I'm not refusing to take the test. All right, then let's go over here to where it's flat. I thought we were going home. Okay. What We'll do this testing first to make sure you're okay to drive, man. There's this strong smell alcohol, you can't drive very well, and there's puke all down the side of your car. I'm not puking down the side of my car. There is. No, there isn't. Yes, there is. There isn't. Okay. So, we're going to do some tests to make sure you're safe to drive. If you're refusing to take the test, we'll be placing you under arrest for OVI. Really? Yes. Absolutely amazing. I'm asking you to take some field sobriety tests, Matt. Can you do that? I don't feel like doing it. All right, let's get our stuff done first here, and you can make some phone calls in a minute, all right? What's that? All right. Want you to step on over here. We're going to take some field sobriety tests, all right, Matt? Are you refusing? Really? Are you refusing to take the test? That's what I'm asking you. Are you refusing to take the test? Yeah, I'm recording. Yes. Okay. Okay. All right, Matt. I'll let you make a couple phone calls, but we got to get this moving along here. So, are you going to take some field sobriety testing? We need to do the field sobriety tests, all right? No. Are you refusing to do them? Yeah. Okay. After the 10th roadside interaction, officers had seen enough. With probable cause established, the situation reached a breaking point. Well, then I'm going to have to place you under arrest for OVI. Really? Yeah. For what? For driving under the influence of alcohol. Do you have a gun on you? Really? Yes, Matt, you're under arrest. Don't you resist. Don't. >> Really? I'm not. That's the the sweatshirt part of it. You're amazing. Thank you. Other hand, please. Other hand, please. Don't resist. He's got broad shoulders. Get your other set of cuffs out. I'm not trying to bind him up. You guys are nice. I don't want to resist. I don't want to resist, you guys. There's two of them on you. Get your right back here. You guys stand up. You know I'm doing my job. What are you doing? What are you doing? Huh? All right. Come on this way. All right, Matt. Go ahead and walk up. All right, turn around. Put your butt down first on these seats, all right? Put your butt down first and slide in. Whoop. Damn, dude. I'm trying to touch your [ __ ] You all right? You all right, Matt? All right, in. Okay. Are you okay if I move your truck, or you want me to tow it? Are you good if I park it over here? I can move it over here and just park it over here in Bodie Circle if you're all right with that. But you got to give me permission to do it. If not, I'll have it towed. I don't want to tow your truck, man. I'd rather just park it, but you got to tell me it's okay for me to park it. This seat is friendly. I got nasty. God, it's disgusting. Is there vomit on the car? It's not in the car. Get that going now. No. They keep going. I might be in route back to 25 in the mail, 21. Yeah, Claire. I'm 126. He was placed under arrest for operating a vehicle while impaired and transported to the local jail for processing. 2411 at 2, 141 at 25. Urbana Police. All right, sir. Step on out. You want to lean this way? Good. Please. Really? Take a left in there, sir. The case later moved to court, where a plea deal reduced the original charge to a lesser offense. But one thing remains clear, no badge, no title puts anyone above the law. 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