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You mind if I ask where you teach at? >> Uh, right now. >> Okay. >> For special ed. Okay. >> I'll be teaching at special ed. >> Gotcha. >> There you go. I can't get out. Okay, >> ma'am. Do you need rescue? >> Around 1:57 a.m. on May 30th, 2024, Sergeant Brianna Gates and Officer Katherine Kennedy with the Pleasant Prairie Police Department was dispatched to the scene of a motor vehicle accident on the 6,000 900 block of 88th Avenue. They arrived on scene and noticed that a 2020 Toyota Corolla had crashed into a ditch. They made contact with the driver who was identified as Caitlyn Williamson. Caitlyn was escorted out off the vehicle by officer Kennedy and Sergeant Gates asked her to explain what happened. >> I'm just glad I saw you. 1910 Wisconsin Adam Henry Adam 9163 Adam Henry Adam 9163 that's the vehicle that's in the ditch >> you said you just drove past >> I was just going home >> okay >> so my partner over here >> 10 did you witness it or anything >> no I literally just all I saw was the dashboard lights on actually. >> Good catch. >> And I >> definitely would have been easy to miss. >> I'm I'm terrified of deers. >> Yeah. >> Well, I may not have been going slow, but I was going the speed limit. All of a sudden, I was like, what was that? So, I called and I was like, man, that was a car. And I didn't I know there's driveways around here, >> right? >> So, I was I called and I said, I don't know if it's in a driveway. I don't know. >> Okay. I'm going to turn around. So I turned around all the way up by the bank. >> Uhhuh. >> Until I could find it back and then I was like, "Okay, between 70th and 68th >> was in the car. You know, I don't want to walk up on." >> I'm like, "I dream. I can walk up if you tell me to, but I'm >> We were actually really close by. So it worked out very nice. We were right over by the hospital. >> You said >> Yeah, she did. You can see the tire tracks. It's basically my slide." >> Yeah. probably right where I parked >> a little bit. Yeah, definitely went through. >> Yeah, we're going to go that route. >> Yeah, I'm just going to tell her again that I'm glad she's okay and go. >> Okay, thank you. >> I'm just saying I'm glad you're okay. I'm going to go, but I'm just glad your head dashboard lights were still on so that I could see because otherwise I would sit and hug. No hug. >> Good luck. Thank you, ma'am. >> Just confirming you're not injured. >> You don't want to be checked out by rescue or anything? Okay. Were you the only person in the vehicle? Okay. Go ahead. Did you already search her or pat her down or anything? >> I patted her down. >> Okay. >> Can I go hit your forwards? Get those turned off and then I'll go do mine. >> 205. You want to hit my forwards when you walk up? Time for So, how much did I drink tonight? >> How much did you have to drink tonight? >> I went out. I had two and I drove home. >> Where'd you come from? >> It was further. Angry Bobs. >> Oh, okay. Oh, so like the 50 and Roosevelt 22nd or something. >> I think I got turned around. >> Where do you live? >> I live um where are we? We're at We're on Highway H and like 70th Street. >> Okay. I live off of um >> Yeah. You went to go that way more. >> No, like um what's it called? >> Like kind of like by Aurora. >> Yes. >> Yeah. You got to jump up a few more abs. Yeah. >> We're on. >> It's pretty close. >> Not quite close. >> How much was two drinks? It was really too end up in the ditch. >> My name's Officer Hasky Police Department. >> She told her that she was coming from Angry Bobs, which is a sports bar in Kenosha. As she was speaking with Caitlyn, Sergeant Gates observed indicators of impairment. She asked Caitlyn how much she had to drink, and Caitlyn admitted to having to drinks earlier that evening. Officer Jordan Hast arrived on scene to assist shortly afterwards and he took over the investigation. Based on his suspicion of impairment, Caitlyn was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. >> I'm going to be taking over my partners to help them out cuz I got another call they're going to be working on here shortly. Okay. What's your first name? >> Kaitlin. >> Caitlyn. Hi, Kaylin. Nice to meet you. Um, hi Jeff in the ditch. >> I was just trying to get home. >> Okay. >> Sorry. All right. So, how much did you have a drink? >> Really? Only two or three at Angry Bobs? I think I just Okay. >> Two or three? What? At Angry Bobs. Sorry, I didn't get yours. >> Drinks. >> Two or three drinks. Do you remember what kind they were? >> I like vodka sodas. >> Vodka sodas. >> Yeah. >> You said Angry Bobs. >> Where's that at? Um, it's by Doll's Tavern. >> Gotcha. >> Sorry. I never >> Sorry. >> No, that's okay. Are you injured at all? >> No. >> Did Were you wearing your seatelt when Yes. You going out the road? Okay. >> I'm trying not to. Sorry. >> No, it's okay. Um, and you were going Were you going north or south? >> Headed that way. >> Um, yeah, that way. >> Okay. I'm sorry. What was your first name again? >> Kaitlin. >> Kaitlin. That's okay. Uh, Kaylin, do you have any medical issues or concerns I should be concerned about? Do you have vision in both eyes? >> Yeah. >> Do you have any defects with your eyes? Wear glasses and contacts at all? >> No. >> No. And are you able to walk in a relatively straight line without any issues? >> No. >> Okay. Uh, we're going to run you through some tests to make sure there's no concerns. Okay. Um, there's standard fields. >> Oh, go ahead. Sorry. What's your question? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Um, as far as you got shoes on and things, I see you got your purse here. Just for safety, do you mind if we just take that off and set that on >> like one of the >> fronts of the vehicles here? Can I just grab that for you? I'll have my partner put it down. Okay. >> All right. You're good. >> Give the her driver's license for a chance. I got her uh >> Okay, perfect. I'm just going to set this down. Okay. All righty, Caitlyn. So, like I said, we're going to go through some tests here and go from there. All right. What I'd like you to do is stand right there. My flashlight's pointed. Turn and face me. Go and put your feet together, touching heels and toes, and have your arms down at your side for this test. All right. This is going to be a test of your eyes and your eyes only. The first field sobriety exercise involved the horizontal gaze neistagmas HGN test. During the HGN test, officer Hast observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. He also observed vertical nestagmas. The second exercise was the walk and turn test and Caitlyn failed to touch heel to toe on each step, took an incorrect number of steps, and failed to turn. The final field sobriety exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Caitlyn failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and put her foot down multiple times before the test was complete. What I would like you to do is look at the green light for me with your eyes and your eyes only. All right. Tilt your chin down just a tad. Perfect. >> What I'm going to do in a second here is move this green light and you're only going to follow with your eyes only. Not moving your head. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Do you have any questions? >> And you said you don't wear any glasses or contacts, correct? >> Yes. >> All right. >> I maybe should, but you see the green light. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. Perfect. Just follow that with your eyes for me. Okay. Try not to move your head. All right. Are you doing okay? >> Mhm. >> All right. Can you tilt your chin back down just a tad? Perfect. Blinking is fine. All right. Blinking is not an issue. Try not to turn your head. Okay. All right. Stay focused on the light. Okay. You're okay. >> Not a problem. All right. I'm going to go up with this green light twice. You're going to follow the green light with your eyes and your eyes only. Not moving your head. You understand? >> Perfect. And try not to lift your chin. Okay. Tilt your chin back down. Perfect. We're going to do one more. We're going to do it again. Okay. There we go. One more time. Okay. >> All right. Perfect. Relax for a second here. Okay. What I'd like you to do is close your eyes. Count out loud for 10 seconds. And then when 10 seconds has been counted allowed, just open your eyes and you're look at me. Okay. Okay. So, go ahead and close your eyes for me. Count out loud for me to 10. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. >> All right, open your eyes for me. All right, perfect. Next test is going to be a walking test. We're going to use this white line. Can we agree that this fog line right here is paved, flat, free from debris? Perfect. We're going to use that line. Okay. What I'd like you to do is take your left foot, put it on that line for me. >> Left foot. >> Yep. Left foot. Perfect. And take your right foot, put it on that same line, touching heel to toe with your left foot. Just like so. >> Perfect. Nope. Don't do anything further. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, right foot in front of left foot. >> Mhm. >> All right. Stand just like that with your arms down at your side. >> Shaking. >> That's okay. Do you need a second? >> All right. Just switch feet for me so that your right foot is in front of your left foot and stand just like that with your arms down at your side. Remain standing in this position while I explain and demonstrate the test to you. Do you understand? >> Okay, don't do anything. I need your right foot in front of your left foot. Okay. >> All right. Stay there for me. >> All right. Stay standing like this while I explain and demonstrate the test to you. When I tell you to begin, you will take a series of nine heel to toe steps forward on that white line. When you get to your ninth step, you're going to keep your front foot planted. Take a series of small steps and return down that same line. Nine heel to toe steps back. Throughout the duration of the test, you're going to look down at your lead foot, count your steps out loud, have your arms down at your side, and not stop the test until you've completed it. I'm going to go ahead and demonstrate by taking three steps forward, show you the turn, and three steps back, but you're going to take nine. It's going to look like this. Looking down, counting loud. One, two, three. You'll continue until nine. That front foot stays planted. Small steps. One, two, three, and continue until you get to nine. Just make sure you're looking down, counting aloud, have your arms down at your side, and once you start the test, do not stop until you've completed it. Do you understand all the instructions I've just given to you? >> Yeah. >> Do you have any questions? Yep. Go ahead. >> Um, >> I have really bad anxiety. I'm shaking really bad. >> Not a problem. My >> So, I don't want that to Yeah, shaking shaking is not part of the test. It's just it's just completing making sure that you walk on that line as I just explained and demonstrated the instructions, >> the turn and walking back. Shaking is not going to be a problem. Okay. Do you feel like you're ready to do the test? >> Sure. >> Do you have any additional questions? >> No. >> All right. Just make sure that your right foot is touching heel to toe with your left foot and your arms are Hold on one second. Your arms would be would be down by your side. So, you need to be in the starting position before you start. Okay. >> Okay. So, left foot on the line, right foot in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe on the line, arms down at your side. This is the starting position. Okay. So, from here, are you ready to begin the test? >> Sure. >> Do you have any additional questions? >> No. Just >> All right. >> Just do your best. >> From the starting position, when you're ready to begin, just make sure you're counting live for me. Okay. All right, we'll have you stop right there. Okay. All right, we're going to step back over here just where the the headlights. Okay, >> about right there for me. Okay, turn and face the squad car for me. Just we have some back lighting here. Similar to that first test, go and put your feet together touching heels and toes. Nope. Just like the first test, touching heels and toes. Yep, there you go. And have your arms down at your side. Remain standing in this position while I explain and demonstrate this next test. Do you understand? When I tell you to begin, you will choose either leg, left or right, and lift that leg approximately 6 in off the ground. For demonstration, I'm going to use my left leg, but again, you can choose left or right. Again, you're going to lift that leg approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to hold your foot parallel to the ground, legs straight while looking at the toe of the raised foot and arms down at your side. You're going to count a lot in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 100,00 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> So again, you're going to choose either leg, left or right, 6 in off the ground, keeping your leg straight, foot parallel. You're going to look at the toe of the raised foot, arms down at your side, and you're going to count out loud as I just explained a moment ago until I tell you to stop. Okay? Do you have any questions? >> Do you have any questions? >> No. >> No. >> All right. If no questions, hold on just a second here. You can begin. >> Either foot. >> Either foot. Your choice. >> Do I need to count? >> Yep. Just as I explained. >> Okay. >> Arms right down at your side. 23. >> That's okay. Pick it up and continue. >> Bad balance. >> Make sure you look at the toe of the raised foot for me. Okay. >> Okay. We'll just stop there. Yeah. I don't want you to to get hurt or anything. Okay. I got one. >> Okay. She's got it. >> After the field sobriety exercises were completed, Caitlyn was offered an opportunity to blow into a preliminary breath test PBT, and she agreed to do so. The PBT results indicated a back level of 0 to3%. >> All right, so next test here is going to be a breath test since she did admit to drinking some alcohol tonight. Okay. Have you ever done one of these before? So, pretty simple. It's kind of like blowing up candles or blowing up a balloon. What you're going to do is take a big deep breath in. So, all zeros. You're going to take a big deep breath in, wrap your lips firmly around the tube, and give a nice steady breath out until I tell you to stop. Okay? So, big deep breath in for me, and then nice steady breath out until I tell you to stop. Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow a little harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. Perfect. Do you want the legal limit the state of Wisconsin is? No. 08 is the legal limit. Any idea where you might be at? All right. And again, it's just preliminary just to kind of give us a gauge of where you might be at. Okay. >> Okay. I had two or three, so >> Okay. All right. You said you weren't injured at all. You taken any medications, prescriptions, or anything likewise. based on the motor vehicle crash, her indicators of impairment, her admission to consuming alcohol, and her inability to perform the field sobriety tests adequately. Kayn was placed under arrest for operating while intoxicated. Oi, >> no chance behind any back of being placed under arrest for operating while under the influence of alcohol. Okay. All right, I'm going to be handling the rest of this here for so you're aware, but because you're a female, my partners are present, I'm going to have one of them search. Is there anything any of that may poke us perkus prrastabus? >> Don't think so. Okay, if there is anything, what might be? >> Okay, just go right over here. Okay. >> Yep. Just stay there. >> All right. I'm just going to hold separate your feet and I'm just going to hold your sleeve here so you don't fall. Okay. Okay. Good. All right. Do you mind bringing her back in the car? No. I'll grab this and start with my camera. All right. She's We're just going to escort you over here. That's going to be the second car. All right. And go out this way so we're not walking in the mud or anything. Okay. Do you feel like you might vomit at all? >> No. >> No. All right. My partner's going to get you seat belted in over here. Okay. >> All right. [Music] All right. >> Oh, can I just write her info down if you got it? This way I can start working on everything. Hey, your camera's working. Hey Katie. >> Hi. >> Um, quick question for you. Okay. Do you have a phone or anything that's in the vehicle that you might need or is it on you still? >> Um, it should be in the purse that was in the car. >> Should be in the purse. Okay. I would level check it just make sure cuz I don't recall seeing a phone. If it's not in there, if it's in the vehicle, we'll try to get it for you. Okay. Yeah, it's not here. So, I'll let them know if we're able to get it out for you. Otherwise, we'll go from there. Okay. All righty. Make sure this open. Hey, you can go around. You can go around. >> Yeah, go ahead. Yep. >> Oh, pretty toes on the scene. Officer Hast placed Caitlyn inside the patrol car and read her the informing the accused form. Caitlyn agreed to submit breath samples and he transported Caitlyn to the Pleasant Prairie Police Department for further processing. All right. You You go by Katie, don't you? Okay. Um I got to read a form to you in just a second here in its entirety and verbatim, but I always ask everybody, can you hear me? Okay. Do you understand English? Okay. All right. Give me just a minute here. Okay. Not a criminal question. Just were you on your way home or were you on your way to somewhere else? Um, that's okay. Phone number for you. Uh since you've never been arrested for an OBI before, this would be an OBI first. Um, that being said, we there'll be a couple citations, important citations, but a couple of them. And then if we're able to get a hold of a sober responsible party, we can certainly um release it to them tonight if they're available. Um, only essentially the only things we be they'd have to be sober and have a valid driver's license. Okay. Is the your current address, >> what is your current address >> in the village? Oh, yeah. No. Yeah, I should have clarified. Yeah. All right. >> For that address. Uh, >> so what whatever address you prefer to receive mail at. >> I just meant for this call. >> Oh, yeah. So, you can call whomever you want. >> Yeah. If it's if it's him or somebody else, completely up to you. >> Okay. >> 05 19 or 97 is the 28. The Adam Henry Adam 9163 >> Yeah, no problem. >> Thanks. >> Okay. Halfway through 67 street. Oh, 597. You want me to move and block anything for now? Temper. Um, she believes her cell phone's in the vehicle. If we could possibly get that for a member for so responsible later. Yeah, don't worry about it. Her phone should be in the car and has the number she needs for possible sober responsible. All right, I'm going to read this form to you in its entirety and verbatim. Uh, generally speaking, at the end of reading it, looking for a yes or no. Okay. All righty. Under Wisconsin's implied consent law, I'm required to read this notice to you. You have either been arrested for an offense that involves driving or operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs or both, or you are the operator of a vehicle that was involved in an accident that caused the death of great bodily harm to or substantial bodily harm to a person, or you are suspected of driving or being on duty time with respect to a commercial motor vehicle. after consuming an intoxicating beverage. This law enforcement agency now wants to test one or more samples of your breath, blood, or urine to determine the concentration of alcohol or drugs in your system. If any test shows more alcohol in your system than the law permits while driving, your operating privilege will be suspended. If you refuse to take any tests this agency requests, your operating privilege will be revoked and you'll be subject to other penalties. The test results the fact that you refused testing can be used against you in court. If you take all the requested tests, you may choose to take further tests. You may take the alternative test that this law enforcement agency provides free of charge. You also may have a test conducted by a qualified person of your choice at your expense. You, however, will have to make your own arrangements for that test. If you have a commercial driver license or were operating a commercial motor vehicle, other consequences may result from positive test results or from refusing testing such as being placed out of service or disqualified. In addition, your operating privileges will also be suspended if a detectable amount of a restricted controlled substance is in your blood. Will you submit to the evidentary chemical test of your breath? All right. So, what we'll do from here, um, I obviously have to wait till the road is open here, but I'll bring you to the police department. We'll do the breath testing from there, issue your paperwork, and we can release you. I'm going to wait till they get the vehicle out. Hopefully, we can get your phone. Um, and this way, you can pull the numbers and call who whoever you need. All righty. If it's going to take an extended period of time, I'll just have one of my partners bring it. There was nobody else with you. Correct. Okay. >> Insurance. >> Okay. Vehicle insurance or health insurance? Just to clarify? >> Okay. Yeah. So, um I mean I don't know right now obviously with how far the vehicle is down in the ditch if there's any actual damage to the vehicle. Um, so generally speaking, there's a possibility that you could have, you know, some effect on on the insurance, but um, if you're concerned about him being notified, I mean, it's it's quite likely that he will be. Uh, but I don't want to say definitive, you know, one way yes or no. Um, at this point in time, but it most likely you're definitely going to have at least some sort of uh, notification sent that might be including him as well, right? But most everything comes in your name since you're uh over 18. Did you by chance to locate a cell phone at all in there? >> Right in the middle. >> Right in the middle. >> Yeah. All right, I can grab it if you need to hold the door. Yeah, call her so responsible in a little bit. Thanks, sir. >> Is that all you need? >> Yep, that's all I need. Thanks. All right, get you out here. Get you inside and a little more comfortable. Okay. Watch your hair. I don't want to get caught. All right. Step on out for me. Okay. Watch your step as we go up toward that doorway. All right. Step in here. Stop right there for a minute. All right. We're going to go toward this chair. I'm going to take the handcuff off of your right wrist and then get you handcuffed to the table. All right. Go and have a seat for me. calling. You recognize that one? Maybe >> you do answer. >> Hello. >> Oh my god. Holy [ __ ] Katie. >> Hello. >> Oh my god. Holy [ __ ] Katie. >> This is Maggie. >> Yeah. Me and [ __ ] Mike thought you were in jail, [ __ ] >> Yeah, I am at the police station. Yeah. >> Oh my god. I'm so sorry. >> It's okay. Um, are you okay? >> I'm I mean, yeah. >> No, I understand. So, wait, you did get picked up? >> Yeah. >> Mhm. >> Oh my god. Babe, do you need me to call anybody or anything? Is there anything I can do for you? >> Um, I don't know yet. I'm still here. I just >> Okay. Well, my number my number is open. So, this what I called you on. You can for real call me on and I will do anything you need me to do. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. It's okay. Thank you. >> Yeah, babe. Just call me if you need. I'm serious. I need to like put anything. You got it. You're good. >> Yeah, I'm okay. Thank you. >> Okay. I'm sorry, babe. All right. Good night. >> All right. Bye. Love you. >> Bye. >> Love you, too, babe. >> Bye. >> All right. So, I'm going to check your mouth real quick. Just make sure you have nothing in your mouth. See if you can turn out great for me. >> Sorry. Yep, no problem. If it's somebody that you wanted to answer uh that is so responsible, you're more than welcome to make those arrangements just when you make the phone call from the speaker quick. >> Okay. >> This process about 30 minutes, this is the address where we can get you picked up from. If you want to try to call somebody right now, that's fine. We're going to wait for 20 minutes, run the instrument, um do two breath tests, and then we can release you after we're done. >> Okay. And then you just got to keep your hands away. >> Oh, sorry. >> Yeah. [Music] [Music] Hi. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Are you really in jail? >> Yeah. God damn it. >> Can I come get you? >> What? >> When can I come and get you? >> Um, you can or Mike and Maggie are still together and they can come help you. So, cuz you you have Jenna, right? So, don't worry about it. >> Yeah. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. Son of a [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> I just was stupid. I guess >> I hear that. But did you hit something or did you just get pulled over? >> No. Drove into a ditch. >> Where's your car? It got towed. >> Huh? >> It got towed. >> Okay. >> So, I have to talk to my dad about that, which is [ __ ] awesome. So, >> Oh, yeah. I get that. But that's not a big deal. As long as you're safe, nobody hurts. >> Yeah. I'm fine. No one's >> hurt. Lovely. [ __ ] duck. Okay. Well, Maggie just called me. That's why I'm calling obviously. So, >> okay. >> Let them know. And I mean, are they going to actually really come get you? Cuz >> Yeah, they'll Yeah, they can. You're fine. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. Why don't you just call me? No. >> Not that I should talk, but obviously. >> Yeah. Right. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Well, let me know what's going on. Please text me when they look at you and text me when you get home and all that other stuff. >> Okay. Well, >> cuz I'm going to be sure. Well, no, not well. >> No, I will. >> Right. Thank you. >> Love you. >> Love you. Bye. the other you're with just I don't want to put them in a predicament. Were they consuming alcohol at all? >> Who? >> The ones that are coming to get you. >> Um not that I know of. No, they're justifying. >> Not just there's any alcohol we can't release as part of the so responsible agreement. So >> Okay. >> So this process takes 20 minutes. Um, we're already 5 minutes into that. Um, from here we do two breath samples. What I'll do, I'll explain that all in a second here, but um, once the 20 minutes passed, I'll bring you over here. You won't touch anything to the instrument. I'll guide everything to you. I'll explain it then, but you'll take a big deep breath in. You're going to wrap your lips firmly around the tube and give a nice steady breath out. Similar to what we did out on scene. U, it's just a little more controlled, sustained breathing out. Um, obviously if you need to go a little longer, more breath, less breath, but it's it's basically it's not a it's not a run, it's not a crawl, it's a walk. >> We do that twice. It gives the results and then go from there. >> Okay. >> As far as vehicle being towed, didn't think there was any any damage. If there is any damage, just a little bit underneath, but nothing that's >> okay. >> Nothing that's like to say anything. >> Okay. And there is there a number I'll get to call? Yeah, just keep in your mouth for me. >> I'm sorry. >> Um, yeah, I I thought we had a to card here. If not, I'll try to crack one for you. If not, I'll write the information down. >> It's a first defense. Hopefully, uh, learn from it and go from there. >> Yeah, >> you're not injured. That's always the the best outcome. >> No one else is. Yeah. >> Absolutely. >> Is there um I know nowadays like on Facebook everything gets posted like there's like a >> Yeah. >> No. Okay. >> Yeah. Offenses we don't typically post anything about it. Not unless it's something >> severe or whatever. And >> I'm part of that team. So >> Okay. Okay. I I teach. So >> Okay. You mind if I ask for a teach? >> Uh, right now. >> Okay. >> For special ed? I'll be teaching special ed. >> Gotcha. >> There you go. Those are all part of the KUSD system. >> Mhm. >> Gotcha. >> Yeah. Oh, hopefully it uh get things worked out through court and go from there. >> Yeah. I don't have any tissue here at all. >> Thank you. Did you give me the address of where to come to? >> Yeah. That's 8600 road. >> So you don't know downtown Kenosha jail. And I know this is a stupid question, but since I'm under 26, everything's still in my like all my insurance is still in my dad's name. He has horrible, horrible OCD and anxiety and gets really freaked out by this stuff. Is there any way I can like take care of stuff before he gets notified or no? >> Um, I mean pretty much I mean everything's coming in your name. Um, so anything you might get mailed and most of the paperwork I don't know what the court sends out. I would assume that they send out at least paperwork with your information on it of what needs to be filled. But between the court and DMV, that's completely at their discretion. What's sent to you and how it's sent, I don't know. Um, pretty much anything from us here, the PD, it's you're going to get it all tonight. >> Um, and how you, you know, how you want to share that information or not share it is up to you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Anything from um the municipal court or Wisconsin. Okay. That's a comfort thing. Can you have your hands? >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I do that a lot. I'll put more here. >> Okay. Well, hopefully this uh this is a cap off for the rest of the year. Like you said, it's been a rough year. So, >> yeah. >> Hopefully this hopefully this is the wake call or the turn the turning point for whatever we have going on. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] ETA by chance. >> What >> did they get an ETA? >> Uh, >> no. One more minute. >> About one more minute. Waiting. Someone be so much. [Music] [Music] [Music] All right. I'm going to have you step up over here for me. Okay. What you're going to do is step right about here. Don't touch anything on the instrument. All you're going to do is take a big deep breath in in a second. Step a little bit closer. Right there. Big deep breath in a second here. Here you're going to wrap your lips firmly around the edge of the tube here and give a nice steady breath out. I'll tell you if you need to go a little bit harder, sustain it or a little bit less. Okay, any questions? All right, big deep breath in for Oh, one second. Hold your mouth for me again. >> Yeah. >> All right, perfect. Big deep breath in and ready, start blowing out. >> Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow. Keep going. Keep going. You got to go harder than that. There you go. Keep that going. Keep that going. Almost there. Oh. All right. So, just have a seat for a second. So, try to just have a little bit more at the beginning there. Bigger deep breath in and then just sustain that. Okay. >> Okay. >> Give it a second. So, it's more like >> Gotcha. Okay. >> Like that. >> Mhm. >> All right. Step back up here for me. >> All right. A little bit closer. Right there. Big deep breath in. Wrap around firmly and blow out. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Almost there. Almost there. All right, perfect. Go and have a seat for me. We'll do that one more time in about three minutes. Okay. How long you been teaching? >> Uh, this is only my second. >> Second year. Okay. >> Do a special one. >> How do you like it so far? I love it. >> There you go. [Music] All right. Ready for the next breath sample. So, you want to step on up here for me? Okay. You're not going to touch anything. Step on closer. All right. Take a second. Catch your breath. When you're ready, start blowing. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. A little bit too fast at the beginning. Just a little bit slower on the sustain. Just give it just a second. Only takes about a minute here. Okay. See, if you do too much at the beginning, then it's hard to sustain. All right, when you're ready, big deep breath in. Wrap your little stom on the tube and a nice steady breath out and just sustain it. Little B a little harder. Keep that going. Keep that going. Keep that going. A little harder. A little harder. It's going to time out. There you go. Keep it going. Keep it going. Keep it going. Almost. All right. Perfect. There we go. going to have a seat for me. Okay. As long as this one takes and we'll be all set. All right. In a minute here, I'll get the results. Go over those with you and go over the paperwork with you. Okay. While waiting for that, um, I'd like to ask you a few questions. But before I ask any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before questioning and have the lawyer with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, a lawyer will be appointed for you without charge prior to any questioning. If you decide if you decide to start answering questions at this time, you can stop any time during the questioning. Waiver >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Waiver of rights. I have read or have had read to me the statement of my rights. I understand what my rights are. I am willing to answer questions at this time. I do not want a lawyer at this time. I understand and know what I'm doing. Are you willing to answer any questions for me at this time? >> Yes. >> 3:25. And if you don't mind just sign and saying that I read that to you. It's just the signature what I read to you. All right. Most these are yes no questions. Okay. Um this evening were you operating a motor vehicle? >> Yes. >> Do you know what street or highway you were on? >> Uh >> where were you going? coming from >> uh angry dogs which is Roosevelt and >> downtown Kosha area. >> Uh do you know what today's date is without looking? >> May 29th probably today's 30th >> approximately what time >> 3 right now. >> When did you sleep last? Last night I woke up around 6 a.m. >> a.m. >> So obviously yesterday then >> and um about how much sleep did you have at that time? >> Probably 7 hours. >> Is that your normal amount? >> Yeah. >> Are you under doctor's care? >> Are you under a doctor's care? like >> like for for like for anything that would be like a not like a yearly checkup but anything outside of that. >> Um I have like an anti check in with more often once a year. >> Okay. >> I'll just mark yes and just put for anxiety then. Is that that appropriate? >> Okay. Um, have you taken any prescription medication or drugs in the last 24 hours? >> Yes. >> And is it that one you told me earlier? >> Yes. Birth control. >> Okay. Do you roughly recall when you last took it? >> Um, it would have been around 7 this morning. Yesterday morning. Have you been to a dentist in the last 24 hours? >> No. >> Do you have a stomach condition known as GIRD? No. >> Do you have diabetes? No. >> Take any insulin. Have you been injured recently? Any physical defects? All right. This evening, have you been drinking any alcohol? >> Yes. >> About how much do you recall? >> Um, two to three drinks. >> Two to three drinks. Uh, roughly what time did you start with the within that drinking period? >> Uh, 900 p.m. >> 9:00 p.m. >> And roughly when did you stop? >> Roughly >> 12. >> 12ish. Okay. >> 12. >> What were you drinking if you remember? >> Sodas. >> Vodka sodas. Uh, you said you're drinking at Angry Bobs, correct? >> Yeah. >> With whom are you drinking? Generic answer is fine. >> Um, just friends of >> Yeah, a friend of a friend's birthday. >> Okay. Have you been using any drugs? >> No. >> Okay. This is one of those weird ones, but I'll I'll clarify the question. It says, "From the last time that you operated motor vehicles, when you last drove until this moment, have you been drinking or using any drugs since?" >> No. >> In your opinion, are you under the influence of alcohol or drugs at this time? >> No. >> No. Uh, were you involved in a vehicle crash today? >> Yes. >> Yeah. No, I got you. Uh, have you been drinking or using any drugs since the vehicle crash? >> No. results here. You can answer that if you need. It's fine. I got to write a few. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> I'm still in here. >> Okay. Yeah, we are. >> Okay. >> Tell them what they want. Come in the lobby and wait and we'll be done. >> They said you can come in. >> They said you can come into the lobby. >> Can you say that again? >> They said you can come into the lobby. >> We can come into the lobby. >> Yes. And I can pick you I can pick you up in the lobby. Correct. >> Yes. >> All right. I appreciate you. I'll be there shortly. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. Okay. Bye. >> Bye. >> Two like two minutesish. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Bye. >> So the results just to give you an idea where you're at. >> You came back at a 18. So generally speaking, the legal limit per se is 08. You're more than double that. >> Okay. >> Just going to give you an idea where you're at. Okay. >> Okay. Katie told you is three citations this evening with you now. Okay. >> So as far as citations, we have the citation for operating in the first offense and in operating PAC first offense. standing for prohibited alcohol concentration 98.08 or greater. >> Okay. >> The ticket total between those two is up to $961. You are required to appear in court for that one. July 3rd, 2024, 8:30 a.m. Municipal Court 91530. It's the same for both of these. The third situation up to $136.60 is failure to keep the deal under control. I see the result. >> Same court date and time as which is non mandatory. So you want to vote for all three of them since you have to be fine. >> Uh this is the information required recommend taking a look at this since it explains all the information how to contact the court etc. And then I recommend a notice and intent to suspend your driving privilege. If you wish to request a hearing to a chance to retain driver privilege, you only have 10 days from this issuance to look over the paperwork, fill out and then turn it in person, turn it in. It explains everything over the course of those two pages and then the information in the back here explains how to submit that. Okay. >> I'm sorry. Can you go over what that means? >> So, you have 10 days from this issuance to follow paperwork. If you wish to request a hearing to retain driving privilege, you must do so within that 10 days or your driver's license automatically become suspended. >> Gotcha. Okay. >> If you choose to do that, it automatically be suspended. If you wish to request a hearing to retain driving privileges, you must do it within 10 days. If you don't do anything, it's out of the court's hands as well become suspended. Regarding the test results and the paperwork, I requested the breath sample I read to you. Both of those copies are going to as well. That's all your paperwork. Do you have any questions? >> No. >> I'll hand it to you if you want to start putting everything together in the fine. I have the responsible responsibility agreement whichever your friends are that are coming, whoever's going to sign off in that, we'll get that taken care of when they get here. And then uh we'll just wait here till they get to the lobby. Okay. Yep. Absolutely. Right there. Yep. Just keep the door cracked open. Okay. There's um Hold on one second. >> This is empty. So if you want to wash your hands, you can use this one. Okay. Uh, is that one not working? um a torch. We can't have any uh >> That's okay. I'll just >> Yeah, sorry, but that we we're not allowed to have any sort of um hand sanitizer because it affects the machine in here as well. >> Okay. We've all had time hands in our classroom since they've all been expired since like 2022. >> Yep. Yeah. always insistent on using well then using it too much then it creates other issues and everything else. They're outside. Okay, I'll just bring her around. All right, thanks. All right, bye. All right. I guess I hear they're just not sure how to get into the lobby. So, I'll uh just bring you outside. One second. All right. She going to grab your stuff. I'll take you up this way here. And I'll just have you a seat in this uh car cuz I got to secure the door in order to drive around. Yep. All right, just wait that for me. [Music] Oh, you can open this out. I'm assuming this is your friends. All right. Let me just talk with them quick and we'll go from there. Okay. >> Hi, you guys. You guys can come over here. >> Sorry. >> No, you're okay. >> Are you here to pick up Katie? >> Yes. >> Okay. Uh, who's going to be signing the sober responsible agreement? >> The what? >> The sober responsible agreement. >> Ubering. >> You're ubering. Okay. Are either of you or both of you under the influence of alcohol at this time? >> Yes. I'm not going to lie. >> Okay. So, that was So, she I cannot release her to somebody who's potentially under the influence of alcohol or drugs. >> Okay. Fair enough. >> Okay. Um, so she is supposed to make those arrangements with somebody that's sober. Um, and that's that's part of the requirement because in order for me to release her from my custody, essentially I'm releasing her in someone else's custody and they have to be sober responsible. >> So even if it's you can't do it with >> responsible driver. >> Correct. Yeah. So same thing be like it'd be like releasing somebody to set up their own Uber cuz then they're under their own. >> I mean he did respond. Not Hold on. >> They think it's the same guy that she had talked to. He said to call him if if need be, but I can certainly check with her since she's >> No, I don't know for sure, but I I work with these people, so I want to make sure >> Let me make sure she's okay with that as well. >> That's okay. I'm calling him. >> Well, but she's an adult, so she has to be the one actually making >> [ __ ] Sorry. Go ahead. >> Simple question. Sorry. We just Okay. If I blew in a breathalyzer >> and so happened to pass the 08, >> could I be considered the sober person? >> So essentially the way that the paperwork says is that you can't be under the influence of any of that >> period. >> Right. Yeah. It doesn't Yeah. And it's it's just for the safety of the individual, safety of who we're releasing to, and for liability purposes. Okay. >> Yeah. No, you're good. Give me >> Absolutely. Okay. So, we got a little bit of a challenge. All right. >> Both of them have been drinking, so I can't release you to them. >> Okay. So, um I I don't know her first name, but she mentioned about calling a guy named John. >> Yeah. >> Was he possibly at all drinking? No. >> Okay. Is he close by? >> Kind of. >> Where is he? Where would he Where would he be coming from? >> He would be about 10 minutes away. Lives fine. Yeah. on Sheridan. Um, Pleasant Prairie on Sheridan. >> Okay, not a problem. Do you want to call him to see if he can come here? Um, >> I guess. Yeah. >> I mean, it's it's up to you. If not, so the only alternative that I have, I say I can't release you to them because they admitted to drinking. The only alternative that I have is to bring you downtown to Kenosha County Jail >> and either you make arrangements from there, which could take several hours even if you have a sober responsible come there. >> Yeah. >> Or they hold you for 12 hours. >> So those that's the only alternative. If I don't release it to somebody that's sober. Okay. >> I will try John and then can I I guess call my dad if I don't. >> If you want. Yeah. You've been very cooperative. So I'll give you the benefit of that. So if you want to try making those arrangements, I'll let him know that you're going to call real quick. I'll come talk to you in a second. Okay. >> All right. She's going to call real quick. I I'm going to do some paperwork while we're waiting. Um and then we'll just go from there. Okay. >> Okay. Cuz I was like >> Yep. Understandable. No problem. pick upg. mentioned to you. Um, but if you can't do it, >> you see anything? >> Uh, let me double check. >> It's not No big deal. But we do have somebody to get in the back. >> I tell you can't. >> All right. What were you able to get a hold of anyone? >> Uh, yeah. I couldn't get a hold of my dad, but I talked to John. Okay. I told him I couldn't get a hold of my dad and he said, "If you can't get a hold of him, let me know. I'll come get you." I said >> I couldn't get a hold of him. He said, "Okay." Okay. >> Was on his way. >> And you said he's he's one that's like 10 minutes away roughly. Perfect. Okay. We we'll wait for him and then uh do did they know John as well? It sound like maybe they knew him. Okay, I'll let them know you got a hold of him and go from there. >> So, it sounds like she got a hold of John and he's on his way from about 10 minutes away. Okay. >> All right. >> Um >> All right. Well, then we'll probably just have to back to >> Yeah, let's Uber back to your place. >> So, >> yeah. I mean, >> love you. >> Can I wait? >> We can wait. We can wait a little bit. She's going to come out. >> Johnny is one of my co-workers. I just want to make sure he actually shows up for her cuz I do have a solid backup if No, this is like somebody who's been home all night. You know what I mean? >> Sure. What What was your question? >> What door? So, we can see her when she comes out. >> She No, she's in the Yeah, she's in the car. >> Is she in the car? >> I just She's right there. >> Oh my gosh. >> Honey, look it. Right right there. >> I'm color blind. >> He can't see. Just >> see in the car. >> Yeah, >> it's fine. All right. Thank you. So, I appreciate it. >> Um, yeah, if he doesn't, I do have a solid backup, but we'll just wait till that and then I guess we'll go from there. >> Yep. Not a problem. >> Otherwise, we'll just grab an Uber home. So, I do appreciate it. Thank you. >> Absolutely. She's in the car. >> Yeah. >> Yep. She's good. >> She's good. She's >> all right. Thank you. >> Yep. Absolutely. Yeah. Not a problem, you guys. >> Certainly. I feel like I already asked this, but you said this obviously will be on a record or something, but this isn't going to get posted. >> No. And it's it's a noncriminal charge. >> Okay. >> There's so much right now like there's like what's called like silver Sundays and there's >> Yeah. No, we we don't typically >> I I don't want to tell you 100%, you know, and and promise you anything, but generally speaking, no, we don't we don't post this. >> Okay. >> Understandable. doing that recently. >> Yeah, >> I was a little surprised. >> Yeah, I'm not sure if it's uh to discourage drunken reckless driving um or what exactly, but >> right, >> I would assume this there's probably some correlation between the two. Do you remember what what happened when you lost control or left the roadway? Like what the like do you know what happened as far as what caused that at all? Okay. No big deal. Just asking. Hey Katie. Katie. Her breathalyzer results indicated back level of 0.18% which was more than double the legal limit of 0.08%. After officer Hast was finished with his paperwork, he eventually released Caitlyn to a sober adult after he took responsibility for her. >> Sir, are you John? Okay, I'll meet you over here. I'll meet you over here. 28929 George Sam 929 George Sam John 10. Where did he go? Done. >> Did the individual end up walking into the lobby? I told him I meet him over here. All right. Thank you. Hey Katie. Um John's just dropping off some uh information with our my dispatcher. Your phone I think is between your legs there on the floor. Um and then he's going to come out and sign the form and get you on your way. Okay. >> All right. No problem. >> Yeah. Be just a second. She was issued the following citations. Operating while intoxicated first 346.631 operating with prohibited alcohol concentration greater than.15346.631 be failure to keep vehicle under control. 346.572. >> Okay. I got to wait for him to sign the paperwork first. Okay. Thank you.