So, >> yes or no? >> Are you taking me to jail or not? >> Are you going to complete the exercise? >> Are you taking me to jail or not? >> Yes or no? >> Okay. >> I just feel so sad because I tried to >> listen. You tried to what? >> I wanted to make mac and cheese for my family. >> You are hung up on this mac and cheese. >> On November 27th, 2025, when a sheriff's deputy stops a vehicle for speeding, the driver identified as Kaye was clocked at 73 mph in a 45 mph zone. She's rushing to family dinner with homemade mac and cheese, highlighting how everyday stresses like family obligations can mix dangerously with potential impairment. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Thank you. Deputy Wise at the sheriff's office. Reason for the stop today 73 and a 45. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Where we going? >> 73. >> Yeah. And a 45. >> I don't um That's fine. You can >> I don't think I was driving that fast, but I am trying to find my license. >> Okay. Do you have a valid driver's license? >> Yes, absolutely. >> Okay. Where are we coming from today? >> Um, I would just I have my mac and cheese on the floor. Like I'm just trying to get to family dinner. That's all I'm doing. >> Here's my Thank you. >> Still living on Hidden Valley? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Have you had any alcohol today? >> No. >> Okay. Any reason why I can smell alcohol coming from you? Um, no. I just No. >> What's in that cup? >> This is just like a old diet Pepsi. >> Okay. >> And that's it. >> There's no alcohol. You've had no alcohol today? >> No, ma'am. >> All right. Hang tight. I'll be back shortly. >> All right. Kaye. Okay. Is it Kaye? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Do me a favor and step out. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can I ask you the reason why you're asking me to step out? >> Yes. I'll explain it to you when you step out of the vehicle. Okay. I was just going to say I found my >> Oh my gosh, this is so >> Walk to the back of your vehicle. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'll explain everything back to you here. >> All right. Listen, I don't want you between vehicles, so let's come over here. Okay. I can smell an odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from me. Okay. >> Okay. >> I I I'm trained in this stuff. Okay. So when I ask you to cut alcohol, I'm just expecting honesty. Okay, that's it. All right, your speed is egregious. You're 73 and a 45. >> Listen to me. >> Cruise control. >> Okay, let me talk. Okay, you came around that corner back there at 73 m an hour and then you saw me. You smashed your brakes and then you sped right back up. Okay, so you're slur speeching to me. Okay, right now >> I don't have slur speeching. >> Okay, well you do. I can hear it when you talk. Okay. >> Okay. >> That's where we're at right now. Okay. So, I'm I'm a little concerned about your a your driving pattern. Okay. Your your speed. Okay. The way that you abruptly stopped right here and then you threw your car in reverse. I was concerned that you were going to back into >> I didn't put my car in on body camera. So, you >> I have everything on camera. I'm not going to argue with you. Okay. That's not what we're here to do. What we're here to do is determine whether or not you've >> you're too impaired to be operating a movie cuz I believe you are under the influence of alcohol. >> Okay. Okay, so that's where we're at. Okay. Are you willing to perform standardized field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief you are too impaired to operate that motor vehicle? It's a yes or no question. It's a yes or no question. >> Honestly, you can just I don't I don't know. I've already been through this before. >> I have to have a yes. I have to have a yes or no answer. >> I mean, mac and can you ask my sister if she can pick up my mac and cheese so at least the family can taste it? >> It's a yes or no question. Let's let's focus on one thing at a time. Okay. >> Okay. So, are you willing to perform standardized field sobriety exercises to this woman, my belief? Okay. What you're going to do right here is you're going to hang out right over here for me. Hang tight. Stand over here with that deputy. Okay. >> All right, Kayleie. So, the way that these work, okay, my DUI investigations start the same way every single time. I have to ask you a series of questions, okay? And then you're going to answer these questions yes or no questions. And then I will run you through the uh standardized field exercises. If you're not to the point where you're impaired, you'll be on your way. Simple as that. I'm not >> I say that, but you're you're arresting me regardless. So, >> no, I don't. >> That's what I was just explaining. >> I don't arrest people if they're not under the influence of alcohol. >> Okay. Okay. I'm not >> While the interaction seems ordinary, the deputy notices potential warning signs, excessive speed, abrupt breaking, and what he believes to be the odor of alcohol. >> That's not how this works, okay? It's based on your performance of everything, and then we go from there. If you're above what I believe you are, then you go to jail. If you don't, then we go from there. >> So, you're just saying that you're taking me to jail whether I do this or not. >> No. If you refuse, so if you refuse I'm not refusing. Let me explain. Okay. >> I asked you to do field sobriety exercises. You agreed. Okay. What happens if you refuse to do the field sobriety exercises or complete them is I ask you again. Okay. If you say no or you don't complete the tasks, then I have to make an arrest decision based on my my evidence that I have at hand. Okay. Which would be the speeding, your slur speech, things of that nature. Okay. >> Okay. >> And >> so you're taking me to jail? >> I did not say that. No, we can't just take you to jail regardless. That's not how this works. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I just feel like if you're having me pulled over like I have mac and cheese in the car, like this is my first year cooking and like >> Okay. >> Oh my gosh. Okay. >> And if everything if you complete everything and you're not to the point where you're impaired, then you go on your way with your mac and cheese. >> Okay. >> I'm just not >> I wouldn't listen. We're not out here to take my job is not to take people to jail. My job is to make sure people are not impaired operating a motor vehicle. Okay, >> I get it. I just have two kids and like I >> Okay, I get it. I understand where you're coming from. >> I don't apologize. >> Just let me start this and then >> if you have any questions, don't hesitate to stop me. Ask me questions. That's what I'm here for. I'll answer them to the best of my ability for you. Okay. >> He went to jail anyways. So, don't you just want to do it now? Like, >> do you Okay, listen to me. >> I just feel like either way, >> no, that's not how this works. I have done numerous DUI investigations and I haven't taken everybody to jail on DUI investigations. Okay? Because there are some times that you are not to the point where you shouldn't be operating a motor vehicle. Okay? >> I just feel so sad because I tried to >> listen. You tried to what? >> I wanted to make mac and cheese for my family. >> You are hung up on this mac and cheese. >> I KNOW BECAUSE OF MY I don't know how to cook and my it's my first time cooking so I just feel sad. everything goes well and you perform exercises and you don't meet that threshold, you go on your way like I explained to you. Okay? >> So, for this exercise, all I'm going to have you do stand with your feet together. Your arms are going to be down by your side. Okay? I'm going to give you I'm going to show you this the tip. So, the light doesn't work. So, I'm probably actually going to use my >> Even if you use your light, you're still going to be like, "Oh, >> no. This is exercises. This is what I'm trained in." Okay? I can't make So the the first exercise is horizontal gaze and stagmus. That means I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. I can't make your eyes do anything. You're just going to follow. >> I get it. But I know like my contacts are dry. So either way, I know you're already taking me to jail. So that's why I'm saying >> why do you why do you think you know that? >> Because you're already having me pulled over. >> Yeah, I pulled you over because you're speeding. That's the initial stop reason. Okay. >> There's five cops here at this point. >> The officer offers field sobriety exercises to clear suspicions. a yes or no choice. Kaye hesitates, fixating on her mac and cheese and family. Kaye complains about dry contacts and wind, but the deputy demonstrates and proceeds. She questions the setup with multiple officers. She says five or 15. And the deputy explains it's for safety. >> For for what? >> They're here because he's they're all my backup. Okay, that's it. They're >> all right. >> You listen to me. You need to focus on me. Focus on what I'm focus on me. Don't focus on them. focus on what I have going. >> It's hard not to when there's 15 males coming up to me >> and what about me? I'm a female, >> but you work for them. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> feet together, arms by your side. Okay. See the tip of this? >> Yes. >> You're going to follow that. You're going to follow that with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. You're not going to move your head. Go ahead. Touch the tip of that for me. Okay. >> Okay. Follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Okay. >> Any questions? >> No. Keep following it. >> It's not fair that my eyes are dry and I'm trying to follow it, but >> Okay, just keep following it. Okay, >> it's going to go out of your peripheral. Let it happen. >> Okay, >> don't turn your head. Over here. >> I'm looking over there. Relax. You need to take >> I'm looking over there and you're telling me I'm not >> Cuz you're not looking over here. >> How am I not looking over here? >> You're looking So you're not looking at the stimulus. The tip of my pen. Okay, >> I am. >> Now you are. Keep looking. >> I've been doing this. >> Keep looking at that. >> Okay. >> Am I following it? >> You are. Keep doing what? >> That's what I've been doing. >> Don't move your head. >> The next one we're just going to go up. Okay. >> Okay. relax. >> That means you can if you have to shake out your legs or whatever you want to do, you can. Okay. >> Are you taking me to jail or not? Like I >> It's Do you want to continue the exercises? >> It take Yes, I do. Let's get through the exercises. >> Okay. >> My gosh. And the whole time I was following the tip of that pen and you said I wasn't. >> Relax. Okay. I'm This is not >> I was trying to but like you told me I wasn't following and I Okay. >> Okay. Come down here. >> So then if you're going to arrest me, arrest me then. >> Stop. >> No. Because you're >> I'm trying to let I'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt. This is not a back and forth. This is not a back and forth situation. You are either going to >> Everything is audio. Everything is audio and video recorded. I'm not trying. Listen to me. >> I can't make you I can't make your eyes do anything that they're not going to do on their own. Okay? >> So, if you already have probable cause, then wouldn't you take me to jail now? >> I have to let you get through the entire exercises. That's part of the DUI investigation >> for you just to take me to jail. >> We're not there yet. >> Okay then. >> So, relax. Okay. I'm not saying you're trying to do anything. I just want you to do the exercise I'm asking you to do because you wanted to and then we go from there. Okay. But you saying that I wanted to like you're a cop. You're obviously going to get money off of this. So like even if I >> even if I do this or not, it doesn't matter. Like you're still getting paid. You know what I mean? >> Because she goes by the evidence that is presented to her. >> Okay. So it's super windy. You have to take that into consideration. >> Okay. Kaye questions details like foot placement, but completes it amid complaints. Then the one leg stand, lift 1 foot 6 in, count to 30 without swaying or using arms. Kaye starts shaky, demands a timer, and quits early, assuming a rest anyway. >> Whenever you're ready, you can begin. I counted nine. Can I turn around >> like I just like the instructions? >> You said small steps. One, two, three, four, five. >> Kaye, I'm trying to give you every opportunity. Okay. I have another I have a couple more exercises that I want you to do. If you don't want to do them, you tell me you don't want to do them, then I make my decision based on getting arrested anyways. >> Are you willing to continue the exercises? Yes or no? All right. So, it's going to look like this. Okay. I'm going to stand on my right foot. You can stand on your left. I don't care. Just like this. Foot out 6 in. 1,00 1 1,002 1,003. Say I drop it. That's okay. 1,004 1,005. So on and so forth until I tell you to stop. During the exercise, don't use your arms for balance. Okay. >> Look at your foot and count your seconds out loud. >> Okay. >> Do you have any questions? >> I don't think so. >> All right. Give me one second. Okay. Whenever you're ready, you can begin. I am shaky though because I take um >> Tell me when to start. >> Go ahead. Wait. No, don't start yet. You're taking me to jail. >> Tell me when to start, please. >> Go ahead, please. Is my foot high enough? >> 6 in like I explained in the directions. I'm still standing on my left foot. This is no fair. This is This is crazy. Just take me to jail. You guys are playing. You guys are having me standing out here doing all this stuff. Can you just take me to jail if you're taking me to jail, please? >> Are you do are you finishing that exercise? >> You stood there for like 10 seconds and my foe is completely straight. So like I'm trying to ask you like you're you're the professional, the officer. So what what what is he doing? Are you taking me to jail? You are not completing the exercises as I described it to you as I provided you the instructions. >> You said until you stop. >> Until I tell you to stop or you reach 30 seconds. >> Okay. So, can I do it again? Like what the heck? Can you Can you give me a timer, please? >> The timer is you counting to 30. >> You didn't say that. You said >> you're 30 seconds and you will tell me. >> Okay. I'm not arguing with you anymore. >> Okay. So, are you taking the next Are you going to continue the exercises? Yes or no? >> What other exercises do I have to do? >> There are more exercises that you need to do. Three. I've already done three. >> Yes, there's three more. >> So, >> yes or no? >> Are you taking me to jail or not? >> Are you going to complete the exercises? >> Are you taking me to jail or not? >> Yes or no? >> Are you taking me to jail or not? You're already sitting here judging me when it's windy as I can't even hold on to a pole. >> Okay. Are you going to complete the exercises or not? >> Are you taking me to jail? >> If you >> Yes, I will complete that. >> Stop arguing with me. >> Slapping the handcuffs on. >> Yes, ma'am. You're going to be placed under arrest today for DUI. Okay. How crazy are you? Put your hands together like you're praying. Okay. Other way. Palms in. Anything on you that's going to poke front stick or stab me? Okay. Walk over the side of my car. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. Well, I have to >> Don't. >> Okay. You're not going to act like this. >> I don't give you, [ __ ] You You already know you take me to jail. You stupid. >> Or you're going to resisting charge. >> Go ahead and do that. Then >> you're resisting charge. >> Put me in the car. >> Your feet. Put your put me. >> I have sandals on my ass. The fine on me. You stupid. >> You ain't >> You is [screaming] traffic. Show me 15%. >> After evaluating all factors, the deputy determines there is probable cause for a DUI arrest. Kaye is informed she is being taken into custody. Refusal isn't a right in all states. Implied consent laws, for example, in Texas mean it can suspend your license. Kaye resists verbally and physically using profanity like, "Oh, ble.