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On a late night in New Mexico, a young woman was pulled over doing 93 mph. She was calm, polite, and cooperative from the very first second. But, what this officer was about to find would end her night in a way she never saw coming. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm Officer Lucero. Please, what's up with the speed, ma'am? You're going 93 mph, okay? Where are you coming from? >> Just dropping my friends home. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> Um library. >> How do you say your name? Guanes. Guanes, step out, please. I'm going to pat you down, okay? All right, just walk over there. All right. Guanes, is that how you say your name? >> Yes. >> Two shots of tequila an hour ago, just trying to drop her friends home. It sounded simple enough, but the officer wasn't finished, and the real test was just getting started. >> All right, I only had like two shots. >> Of what? >> Uh tequila. >> How long ago? >> Um probably like an hour ago. >> Okay. Were you going to drop off your friends at What the goal was? >> Yes, that's right. >> All right, stand right here on my light. Face me. Put your feet together. Hands to your side. Do not move, okay? Do you have any head injuries? >> No, sir. >> Do you have any issues with your eyes? Keep looking at my finger, Guanes. >> Yes, sir. >> Follow it only with your eyes. Don't move your head, okay? Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, here we go. Approximately right here on my light, you're going to face the road, okay? >> Okay. >> What do you do for work? Are you in school? >> Um I'm a >> Do you have any >> She was about to be put through a series of field sobriety tests on the side of the road. She seemed confident. She seemed steady. But, officers are trained to catch what the naked eye misses, and this officer wasn't going to miss a thing. >> I'm going to explain everything verbally. >> Yes, sir. >> And then I'm going to show you exactly how I want to how I want you to do this test. >> Yes, sir. >> While I'm doing so, I'm going to put you in a position. It's called a starting position. Maintain that position as best as you can. >> Yes, sir. >> And do not start this test until you're told otherwise. >> Yes, sir. >> All right? So, leave your left foot planted. Leave it planted. Put your right foot in front in heel-to-toe manner like this. >> Yes, sir. >> Heel-to-toe. >> Yes, sir. >> Push your foot back to your toe like this. Okay. Keep your hands at your side. Okay, do not move. Try to get Yeah, there you go. Don't move and do not start until I tell you to start, okay? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Can you imagine a straight line in front of you? >> Yes, sir. >> When you're on that line, you're going to take nine steps when you're told to do so. Yeah. Every step will be heel-to-toe. Your hands are at your side like you have them. You're looking down while you're walking and you're counting out loud every step that you take so that I can hear you. >> Yes, sir. >> Gwyneth, I'm going to step away and show you three steps how to turn around and three steps back. >> Okay. >> Just pay attention, okay? >> steps. >> Yeah. Watch. This is the position you should be in, Gwyneth. All right, I'm going to take three steps to show you how to turn around and three steps back. Watch me. One. Two. Three. Gwyneth, I took three. You'll be taking how many? >> Nine. >> On your ninth step, plant your lead foot. Take these small steps. Get back on that line. Face my car. >> Yes, sir. >> And do the exact Excuse me. Do the exact thing back. Nine steps. Heel-to-toe. Hands at your side. Counting out loud so that I can hear you. Looking down while you walk like this. One. Two. Three. All right. >> Gwyneth, hold on. Don't start yet. >> Okay. >> It's very important that once you start walking on this imaginary line, don't stop walking at any point during this test until you have completed it to your to your knowledge. >> Yes, sir. >> Questions, Gwyneth? Do you have any? Are you sure? >> Nine steps forward, then turn around and come back to you. >> Yeah, you're going to turn on that line, not to me. Um >> So, you do understand? Yes, sir. have no questions? All right, get back in that position, please. All right, right there. That's good. Put your right foot over your left. Okay, your next step will be 1 1,000. Go ahead and begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Back to you. >> Okay, what do you do next? >> 1 2 3 4 5 >> She walked that line carefully, counted every step, and turned exactly as instructed. To anyone watching, she looked fine, but the officer had seen enough, and what came next shocked everyone on that roadside. >> You're going to elevate that foot approximately 6 in off the ground. >> Okay. >> Your foot is going to be parallel to the ground. Your hand is at your sides at all times, like everything I've been instructing you to do tonight. Where you're going to you're going to pick up that foot 6 in off the ground. Your legs are straight. You're going to look down at it with your eyes, okay? Like this. Watch me. I'm going to instruct I'm going to show you this test. See that? 1,001, 1,002, 1,003. I'm looking down at my foot, counting in increments of thousands. >> Yes, sir. >> 1,003, 1,004, 1,005. You get the gist of what I'm doing? >> Sir, how how long would it take me to count? >> So, for this one, I will tell you when to start and when to stop. So, you keep doing it until I tell you you are done. >> Okay, yes, sir. >> Gwen, if there was a lot you understand everything I explained. You have no questions? >> No questions. >> You understand? Okay, stay like that. I will tell you when to begin. What foot will you be picking? >> Um my right foot, please. >> Your right foot? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Are you ready? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, go ahead and begin. >> 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, 1,005, 1,006, 1,007, 1,008, 1,009 >> Keep going. >> 2,000, 2,003, 2,004, 2,005 2,006 2,007, 2,008 2,009 2,003 9 >> She had answered every question honestly. She had completed every test without complaint. She had no idea that in just a few seconds the handcuffs were coming out. >> Okay, come over here. Stand right here. Um your vehicle? >> This is my vehicle, yes, sir. >> All right. Face my car. >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. All right. Let me see your right hand. Let me see your thumb. Anything in your pockets? >> No, sir. >> All right. I'll explain everything once he's done. All right. I'm going to search this time. You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of an intoxicant kind of drug. Look at me. Open your mouth. Okay. Listen to me on what I say is something important. You're under arrest for driving under the influence of an intoxicant kind of drug. California Vehicle Code 23152 requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional chemical test. >> Sir. >> If you choose to take this additional chemical test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, laboratory technician, or technologist >> [snorts] >> who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform this to perform this additional chemical test. The cost of this test will be paid for by the state of California. >> [snorts] >> Going to give you your test. What am I asking for? The breath test. Do you agree to take a test? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Do you have anything in your pockets? Step away a little bit. Nothing. I'm going to have you right here. Sit right there. All right. This is what I'm Anything in your back pockets? >> No, sir. >> Do you have a cell phone in the vehicle? What kind of phone is it? >> iPhone I think a 13. >> Okay, I'm going to bring it with us. And your friends are going to have to find a way home cuz we're not going to drive your car. >> tell them that? >> Okay, come on. I'll tell them that. Hop in here. >> Can I'll I'll explain. What do you need? Just bear with me. Anything else about you in the car that you want to get? You >> My phone. Can you give my friends my purse, please? >> Your friends are going to take your purse? Are you sure? >> Yes. >> All right. Stand by. >> Her friends stood there in silence. No ride home, no car, and the girl who had driven them out that night was now in the back of a patrol car headed to jail for the very first time in her life. >> She wants you guys to have her purse, so take her purse. Whoever's in charge, I don't know who it is. You guys have questions? No? >> What's going to happen to her car? >> So, in the in the state of Mississippi, there's no bail. It's uh you got to see a judge to get released. She'll probably get released early in the morning. Maybe after 8 10 hours, I don't know. Depends. Um the car's going to get towed. So, that's why I'm asking you guys Yeah. So, I don't No, I can't do that. For a DWI incident, I can't allow anybody else to drive it, regardless of their if they're sober or not. Do you have a cell phone anywhere? Can you guys call somebody to come get y'all? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'll give you guys some time to look for it. Um about 20 minutes, can y'all get somebody? >> Yes. >> All right. 5 5 2 5 0 2 10-15 10-47 She agreed sign a case 1246.
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