Hey guys, >> you were asking me babe. Babe, >> stop lying for my insurance, babe. >> Okay. >> Do you want to try this first exercise for me? >> I will do anything for you, daddy. God damn. So, you're going to drunk and then uh [ __ ] you up, right? >> Hey, you see this? Fine. I'm wearing contacts. Welcome to Body Cam Bear. I'm Mr. Bear. Thank you for taking the time to watch my channel. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss any of my latest content. Before we get into the analysis, let's watch the full video first. >> Hey, I'm Officer Bland with Poria PD. Well, I stopped you cuz you didn't you didn't stop before you entered the roadway. You just flew through that stop sign by the railroad tracks. on the stop line at that leaving the blue dot. >> Mhm. >> On the night of August 27th, 2024 in Peoria, Illinois, a young woman turned a DUI arrest into an awkward, wildly inappropriate flirting attempt caught on body cam. Let's see what she does next. >> No, I'm saying when you went to pull out, when you went to pull out, you didn't stop looking up at the stop sign. >> Okay, >> that's all that was. Okay, >> you can leave all that stuff. Just just step out. >> I'm just going like >> necessary. >> You'll stay in. You'll stay here. All right. Just over here, please. >> Oh my gosh. Is it recording? >> Yeah. >> I've always wanted to see one of them. >> See one of what? >> Like the um dogs. You know how you be, you ever go on TikTok and you see like keep walking and they're like >> I always wanted to be on one. Hey guys, >> uh are you going to be able to pull up any insurance for me or no? >> Yeah, now they if it's Hold on. I swear to God I just text him today. >> Yep. That's my dog if you're wondering. Yeah, that one should be it. >> Thank you. >> 2015 Equinox. You have the Equinox. >> If you have to like make it brighter. I hate phones. mechanic. Yeah. >> Robert Abby. >> Uh, see, let me see here. >> You know, you know what today's date is? >> You can't ask me about the date. >> I just know I have to clock in. Either way, >> can you pull up a a more current one because this one's expired as of the first one? >> Yeah. >> Yes. I just had to call him as of the first. I'm just going to call him. He going to hate me. But no, my brother, he makes sure everything's paid >> cuz I just told him my car and then I did >> you work on that. >> Yes. >> Followup question to earlier. >> Yes. said, uh, you guys have been not at your pub. >> Yes. >> Okay. You're her DD. >> Yes. I'm taking her home and then I'm going back to work. >> She need a ride home. >> Is this guy? >> Nope. >> Hi. Kind of in the middle of something. >> Oh, okay. >> Oh, you still have my phone. >> Stop lying for my insurance. Damn. What I mean is she tried to act friendly and familiar with the officer. Will that help her get away with it? Hopefully this officer doesn't fall for her charm. >> What she What are you doing? >> Hey. >> All right. So, how much? She's obviously not. How much is she and how much? >> I just got her. I haven't had a while. I can walk a line and I can do both. >> Swear to God. >> Whichever one you >> When you say not a lot, how much is that? >> Her. >> No. No. You >> me? >> I clocked in at like six. I had a shotgun >> at 6 months. >> Like you shotguned. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah, I get that. I haven't. >> Okay. >> Who is that? >> Oh, yeah. I saw the So, I was like, it's okay. Uh so given the circumstances I would like to see you do testing. >> Yeah. >> I'll recogize handbook. >> Outstanding. >> Either word. >> Thank you. >> So let me adjust my car, turn the lights off, and we'll get going. All right. >> I gave you my phone for my you didn't have it. >> I swear I laid it down. >> Yeah, but then you took it back because you called your brother. You've already forgotten that you did. >> You laid it down right down here. Yeah. So if it fall off, I don't >> right there. Thank you, Lieutenant. >> Thank you. >> Put it there. >> I thought I gave it to you for Oh, wait. He called me back. >> Okay, >> that's what >> I really thought you took it with you. I'm so sorry. I would have kept up with you. >> Let me There we go. October 3rd. It's a blazer. This ain't a blazer. That's not That's not He's going to have to find something else. Just step up to the front of the car. We'll get going. Okay. Normally in drunk driving cases like this, I'd skip the FST, but today I actually want to see what kind of act she puts on to try to charm the officer. >> My mom's going to call me yelling at like 7 a.m. waking my brother up. >> Ah, she'll be here. Stand facing me. Feet together to your sides. Just like this. All right. >> How do you know before me? I had this issue since seventh grade and I just don't care to know. >> How's your general health? >> Good. Good. All right. Awesome. What I want you to do, stand with your feet together on your sides. >> And while you're doing that, I'm going to hold my finger up just like this. Okay? I want you to stare at the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Move side to side. >> Follow with your eyes only if you're not. >> It does get very close. It does get very close, but I've never touched it, have I? >> Could have. >> No, >> I could have. >> Sorry, I'm a jokester. >> It's all right. So, feet together, arm to your sides, just like this. [clears throat] Get the Okay. Do you uh do you have any physical problems or disabilities? I can't I'm not good with lights and nearsighted eared like she said. >> Okay, >> but that's about it. >> Okay. >> Everything else I'm good. >> I hear you loud and clear. All right. Stand with your feet together and your arms at your sides just like this. Perfect. When I tell you to and not before I tell you to. Tilt your head back slightly. Close your eyes until you think 30 seconds has passed. You understand that? >> My head back. I don't really have to do that. What if I go about >> it? >> Just like to find a back like that's it. >> Yeah. Uh for this next component, I'm going to have you come over here. Thankfully, there's no traffic so we can use this all night long. >> All night long. It's crazy. You said all right. >> I need my five. I'm >> We're not going to be too much longer. Okay. Stay strong. >> It's hard. Do you, babe? >> No, I don't. >> Please don't. Sorry. >> Okay. So, we're we're going to use this second yellow line. >> Why did you use the blue one? No, I'm just kidding. I understand. >> Um, place your left foot on this line, which looks like you've got it. Do you want to hike your pant leg up just a little bit? I don't know if it's going to cause you to trip or not. >> Okay, >> I think I'll be fine. >> All right, >> place your left foot on the line and place your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot touching heel to toe. All right, place your arms at your sides. It's looking just like this. All right, now stay in that position until I tell you to do otherwise. Do you understand? Okay. Um, let's see. Excuse me. When I say begin, take nine heel to toe steps on the line. Turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back on the line. Make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line and turn by taking several small steps around with the other foot. >> Nine away and nine to you. >> Is that what I just said? >> No, I'm not good at instruction. >> I heard the nine away. What did you say back to you? Okay, take nine to steps back on the line. >> So, just say just read straight from the instructions. All right, so as you're walking, keep your arms at your side at all times. Watch your feet and count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, don't stop until you have completed the test. Do you understand all that? Any questions? >> Uh, begin. Count your first step as one. >> Now? >> Now. >> Scared. You're yelling at me about jeans. What? >> Can I do it without my slippers? >> Go ahead and finish the test. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I give you an extra one, too. >> Oh, very generous. All right. Stand with your feet together and your arms are your sides. Perfect. can stay in that position until I tell you to do otherwise. You understand? All right. Um, when I tell you to raise either foot left or right? >> Yeah. >> Approximately 6 in. >> What? >> What if I'm not good at balance? It's okay. I'll still raise. But if I fall over, I'm suing. >> Okay. >> When I tell you to raise either foot left or right, approximately 6 in off the ground, I want you to keep your raised foot parallel to the ground. Keep your legs straight. Count out loud in the following manner. 100 1 2 100 3 until you are told to stop. So it's going to look like this. All right. 100 1,00200 10003. And so >> I'm not getting mine. >> As you're counting, keep your arms at your sides at all times and watch your raised foot. Do you understand all that? >> Yes. Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and begin. Hold on. You didn't tell me. >> I sure did. Whichever foot >> you didn't tell me. Oh, whichever. Oh, 1002345 1006725 2011 2012 2013 14 Sorry I didn't say 2014. Okay, relax. >> Relax. >> Last time I did this. >> No. No. >> Okay. >> I wasn't even up. >> They told me to do it in Springfield and I was like, "Oh, you thought I could get that far? I got to 16." All right. Feet together and arms at your side, please. I want you to point your uh index fingers to the ground and turn your palms forward. Okay. Just like this. >> Don't do anything else until you're told to do so. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Kind of feels like you're going to be me. >> Bringing your uh rest of your fingers in. >> I've never heard that. >> There you go. And point the index finger straight to the ground. >> Straight to the ground. >> There you go. Just maintain that position right there. Uh demon. Let's see. The uh when I tell you to you're going to tilt your head back and close your eyes. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. When while your head is back and eyes are closed, touch the tip of your finger. >> This is the tip of the finger and this is the the pad. You want the tip >> to the tip of your nose just like uh you like this using the side. I call out. So if I call out left, I want you to bring your left arm up. tip of the of your left hand to the tip of your your nose. Right nose. Bring it straight back down. Okay. If I call out right, when you bring your right arm up, touch the tip of your right finger, index finger to the tip of your nose, and then bring it immediately back down. Do you understand all that? >> Yes. >> Okay. Uh once you touch your nose, immediately return your arm back to your side. Um tilt your head back and close your eyes. You ready? Any questions? So, turn back left. Bring your finger back down. You're going to automatically bring your finger back down. I don't have to tell you. Close your eyes. Click either. Close your eyes. >> Switch. >> Close your eyes. Till we hear back. >> I'm sorry. Right, left, right, right, left. Okay, relax. I >> I've never heard about that one. >> Hey, >> the one that shot me the last time was the 1,00 and I was like, I never fail Matt. Well, I never pass mad. That's the only subject I failed every time. >> Yeah, >> you can't ask me to count, [ __ ] I don't know what I'm doing. >> Ask me about like leaves or something. [ __ ] >> So, talk to me real quick. So, on a scale of 1 to 10, one being not drunk at all or impaired and 10 being the most impaired you've been in your entire life, >> where do you feel like you fall? >> Definitely not like one. >> Like a one. >> Like a one. >> Okay. And you're saying that the last one you had was at 6 p.m. >> Swear to God. >> And it was a shot. >> Swear to God. My boss is there. He watched me drink whole time until I left. >> Okay. >> Yes. He watched me shotgun at high noon. That's all I had. >> Shotgun at high noon at 6:00. Okay. >> Yes. All right. I don't even know what time it is. I just know it was 12. They asked me to pick him up. I was like, "It's getting busier. I'll come see you in a second." And then Yeah. >> Okay. I don't think you're in a good enough spot to drive. So, you are under arrest for DUI at this time. Okay. So, let's step to the front of my car. I'll have you put your hands behind your back. me. Get a P. >> You say it's not. >> What all do you need to get from your car before >> I do >> before we go? Okay, >> Nick, you're coming with me and you riding with my family. >> Yeah, >> you're not honestly. You're not storing anything up anywhere, are you? >> Oh, I have money in my >> Nope. You just keep it. I'm going to hike your pant leg up. You sure you got nothing? Yeah, >> my moccasins on. I've never been in that car. >> I see hard like they like they >> lean back. I'm going to push you in the seat belt. >> You spray my vape. >> Yep. Your vape will come with >> That's the only thing I can >> How old are you? I'm 22. >> 20. You got another way to get home? >> Oh my god, I just got out of them on accident. I swear to God, I didn't mean to do that. I'm putting it back on. I'm putting it back on. It hurt my arm. How do I get it back on? Hey Bessie, it's me again. You swear you're bringing me my vape? >> Yes. >> Okay. I accidentally got out of your handcuffs. I don't know if you need me. No, I put them back on. Don't yell at me. But I slid out of them and I was like, I know you have cameras. Thank you. Hey. No, I have Rey's pills in there, bro. No, they're going to think I'm trying to sell them. No, that is my eggs. No. No. Oh my god. Please, dear God, don't let me get in trouble for those. >> Okay. I was going to say I can't help you unlock it. >> That's okay. Hey, I'm going to read you these uh Miranda warnings cuz I got a few questions for you. >> I know those are Remington Isabella's pills. I have text messages on my phone to prove that he left them in my car. >> Okay. >> I was just in the back like, "Oh, no. I have his Aderal. If you hand me my phone, I said I left your medicine. You left your medicine in my car." And he said, "Can you bring it to me?" >> Wholeheartedly. No. >> Okay. >> Never. >> Gotcha. Well, I'm want to talk about it, but I got to read you these first. Okay. >> Yes. Go ahead. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer and will be appointed to represent you before any question, if you wish, >> you can decide at any time and exercise his rights and not answer any questions or making statements. Do you understand all that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Tell me more about this. >> Yes. >> Is the he is my ex. I should not be with him. He lives on I don't know the correct address, but his first tree in Farmington Hill. I should not be with him. >> Okay. How >> his baby blanket. >> How many of these did you take tonight? >> I didn't take anything on my mother's grave. >> No, I don't do aderall. Kiss me up. >> What do you mean you don't do aderall? >> He takes it to like function. That means up. >> Sorry to the camera. Don't release that. But >> okay. >> Yeah. No, he he needs those. It's like functioning. I'm already like a cracking up hard. Like I don't do drugs, but like I'm just like >> if you need if you need a boost, it's not uncommon to take somebody else's medication. >> So >> my exes, >> he I swear to God, he has been spamming my phone. If you give it to me, I can show you him tweaking on me about those. >> Okay. >> No, I have not opened them. I have not touched them. I have no idea how many are in here. >> Okay, thanks. >> Yes. >> Got three pennies right here. Do you want those in the car? >> Three? >> Yeah. Okay. You want >> What's that? >> I see. >> After before you go to the jail, I'll let you use your phone if you keep being cooperative. >> You just >> I'm a fiend. That's the only thing I care about right there. >> I know. I know. And I promise to let you make a phone call. >> No. >> If you can be cooperative, >> the phone call, >> but not right now. >> I'll do it at the station. >> You want to do what? >> I'll do the phone call at the station. Can I get back right now? >> Yeah. >> I'm just going. Thank you. >> Uh, I saw any of the holes. Hold on. Are you going to take one more hit and then we'll be done? What? >> The aderall. >> What about it? >> Are you going to come with me here though? Let me see my phone. I swear to God. >> Hand me the vape. Do you want these pennies in the car? >> Do you want them? >> No, I don't. >> Are they pennies? >> Three cents for your sign. >> You don't really have any pockets, otherwise I'd give them to you. >> No, I do. >> So, can they go in the car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. I'll take the It's going wet. It's going wet. No, I'm I'm sorry. That was weird. >> I really can't do heat. I'm so sorry. >> You got to what? >> I can't do heat. >> You >> turn away from me. >> But you said you slipped out of the handcuffs. >> I slipped them back in. I'm not trying to run away. I'm not getting in trouble. >> Okay. All right. Yeah. Just don't get don't get squirly on me. We'll keep >> They could have been tighter though. >> All right. >> I'll give you guys a step out. >> It's a little bit high. >> Step up. >> They take the cushions out. >> Yeah. So, you can't Nobody can hide anything in there. >> Oh, that's understood. Respected. >> Yep. >> I know they did that. I've never been in a cop car like that, though. I'm so sorry. I'm just trying to make sure my necks are covered. >> Kind of awkward. >> I thought you >> Yeah, I don't want you I don't want you to uh >> Oh, no. See? >> Yeah, we do. >> Yeah. 32. >> That's what I needed. >> There you go. >> Are we taking a picture together in that body mirror or >> have a seat? Have a seat on this bench. Okay. Right about right about here. Okay. Are you left-handed or right-handed? >> Right. >> You're right-handed. So, Let's have a seat. I'm going to >> Now we're definitely locked and I get to annoy you the whole time. >> Oh gosh. >> Until you process me. >> Oh boy. >> Definitely did make it tighter. >> Not like crazy tight though. It's not crazy tight. >> You got to breathe a little bit. >> Yeah. >> Oh, that was good. >> Your wrist is shaped differently. >> Don't say it like that. >> It requires special handling. >> All right, here is the deal. You ready? >> My home charging me for a DUI and me having pills. >> But I can I can fight against the pills. Like if he shows up and says they're him, right? I don't know how that's going to go down. >> I don't either. >> But right now, I'm I'm worried about the here and now. Okay. And uh the next step is I need to get a breath sample from you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. But before I ask you to submit to it, I got to read you this long boring document. >> The long boring document. Can I Can you before I go? I'm begging. You can hold my hand in there. I don't care. >> Oh, I don't want to hold your hand while you're peeing. As much as I like you. >> I don't like you that much. >> I know. How are you here? >> I don't have anything on you either. I'll give you the money in my boob. Oh, it was in my car. Never mind. The bathroom is through this door. >> This one? >> Yeah. Straight ahead. There you go. >> Oh, no. >> That's all I got. >> Scary. >> If you don't use this one, you're going to have to pee yourself. >> That's okay. No, I'll use it. It's just scary. >> No paper towels either. >> See you back on the bed, girl. You just had to listen to me pee. Now we're besties. I'll come visit you every time. >> Oh no. Just what I was hoping to get out of tonight. [laughter] >> Come on. Hearing someone pee can make you best friends. That's the funniest thing I've ever heard. I'm going to find a few best friends by going to some park and then letting them hear me pee. I mean, how crazy is that? I'm not escaping. >> I know. But >> that one's tighter than last time. >> It's not. Look. Look at all that room. It's got >> It still hurts. >> Fine. >> Still hurts a little bit. >> You're fine. >> I'm just a girl. Wait, can you get my pig? >> All right. Listen. Uh, [clears throat] here's the thing. I got to see guilty. >> Nope. No, not that one. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your mouth like uh gum or mint or anything like that? >> No, I have a tongue ring. I see. >> Okay. Open up wide. Stick your tongue out. Ah. Let me see. Your tongue up. Tongue up. All right. Yeah. Okay. So, for the next 20 minutes, I can't have you throwing up. I can't have you bring anything up from your stomach cuz that's going to that's going to result. I did make myself puke. No, I'm just >> Oh, please don't. >> Right here. No, I'm just kidding. I really haven't drank that much. I'm just a little cocky. >> All right, we all are just a little bit. >> You have to. That's how I get by and watch. >> Can I have my van? >> No. No. For now, I can't have you smoking. >> I'll let you do it in the car. >> Thank you. >> You're right. >> Yeah. Let me shut up. >> I don't normally do that. >> What? Y'all are going to transfer me. Does it get to be you though? >> Taking your picture. >> No. Like I like you though. Like are you going to transfer me to the next one? >> No. Somebody else is going to drive you out. >> Oh man. I No. You can at least like chuckle a little bit. I can tell you don't like to. But [laughter] >> what to chuckle? >> Yeah. >> I chuckle all the time. >> No, not with me. You hate it here. You're like this drunk. I swear I'm not drunk. Just wait until you breath last me. >> Okay. I look forward to seeing what what that result is. >> Me, too. I'm kind of excited. >> All right. All right. All right. >> Do you think I can be out by seven? >> Possibly. I'm not sure. You have to ask them. >> It's two, right? What if it said Remington and you don't tell me and I get out and I see it was Remington. >> I'll never forgive you. Every time I see you, >> I'll be like, "Oh, so he could have >> I hope we never see each other ever again." >> No, I hope we see each other. >> I hope you the last time. >> Nope. We're locked in now. I told you. >> Oh gosh. >> I want to bother you all the time. >> You going to haunt me? >> Yep. >> Okay. Just a reminder, when it tells me to, it's doing all of its checks right now. I'm gonna have you take a deep breath. And put your mouth on the end of the straw. Nice long steady blow. Not too hard, not too soft. Just nice long steady blow. >> Okay. >> Okay. We'll let it tell us when to start. Ready? Deep breath. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep blow. Blow. Blow. All right. Stop. Is it like steady or like hard? Like just steady? >> Steady. >> Okay. If you want me to go in here, up to you. >> Sample. Deep breath. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Harder. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. >> He's talking about hard. >> 18. The board is crazy. That's kind of satisfying. >> What is that? >> What is What is What? >> I don't know what any of them. >> It means you're o you're over 08. >> You just grabbed it to Wow. I thought we was friends. >> All right. Who you need to call? >> My brother. Will you give me a few though? You don't >> No, I'll give you just this one. I'll give you till you connect to somebody. >> Yes. Give me three. >> What? I >> like somebody can pick me up. >> Pick you up. Uh, you're going to wait. You're going to want to wait until you get to the jail to call anybody and tell them that. >> Don't yell me. Wait. Here. >> Wait. >> Give me the phone, please. >> Wait. >> Wait. I gave you your calls. I did what I told you. >> I know. It's just the one argument of mine. >> Nope. Hang it up. >> Wait. Just hang it up. >> I swear you can talk to him. [clears throat] >> No. You walking. >> Okay. So, here is the deal. You ready? You're getting You're getting four [music] tickets tonight. >> Yes. >> One for driving under the influence of alcohol. >> Yes. >> One for driving with your uh breath alcohol. >> Yes. >> Over .008, which is the illegal limit. >> What? >> It's not the same thing. >> No, they're just a little bit different. >> Okay. >> And you're getting one for open alcohol in the car. >> Yes. >> All right. And then the last one is disregarding the stop sign. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. >> You have any questions about that? >> There you go. >> All right. Let's go. Thank you. >> You want to take a picture with me for real? >> No, >> Blaine. I thought I'd been >> Okay, relax. >> You got plenty of room. >> Oh, now I'm getting red sick. I hope you got that on camera. Suing. Oh, damn. That would hurt. done. We both Okay. >> You're not going to get your driver's license back. You get you you have a temporary permit because after 46 days, your license will be suspended. Okay. Just so you're aware. I don't want you to be surprised when you don't see it anymore. >> No, you're good. Hey y'all. >> What happens there? Like oil changes or [ __ ] to like cars? >> Maybe. >> I'm just being >> in Illinois. A 22year-old woman committed a traffic violation and drove while intoxicated. This woman repeatedly flirted and joked around with the police officer in an attempt to downplay the seriousness of the situation. She failed the field sobriety test, even accidentally slipped out of her handcuffs, and became worried about the strange pills found in her car. Officer Bland approached the vehicle using a standard position, parking offset to create a safety zone, and standing at the B-pillar to observe the cabin without falling into a blind spot. From the very first second, the contrast was clear. While the officer remained professional and direct about the stop sign violation, the subject responded with a playful attitude, asking about filming a tick- tock video. Now, pay attention here. The officer's decision to immediately ask the subject to step out of the vehicle was a tactical move to separate the suspect from her fortress, which is the car, and any potential weapons inside. What do you think about her innocent reaction when she stepped out? That is often the first sign of hidden non-compliance. This is a textbook example of using flirtation as a distraction. She repeatedly made comments like, "You can hold my hand." Called the officer her bestie, and even offered to hand over money from her bra. The goal was very clear, to soften the officer up and get out of the DUI. One major safety failure was the fact that the subject was able to slip out of her handcuffs. This shows that for a moment, her fake friendliness may have caused the handcuffs to be applied too loosely, creating a serious risk of attack or escape. In our field, we call this the kindness trap. Officer Bland correctly applied Pennsylvania versus Mims when he ordered the subject out of the vehicle for safety reasons. The field sobriety test provided the basis for established probable cause for the arrest. What is especially notable is the officer's narration technique. He repeatedly stated the suspect's mistakes such as slipping out of the handcuffs or admitting to alcohol consumption directly in front of the camera. This is a way to strengthen the evidence record so it becomes difficult to challenge in court. Legal outcome. The subject was charged with four offenses. Driving under the influence of alcohol, having a breath alcohol concentration over 0.08 with a measured result of 0.118, possessing an open container of alcohol in the vehicle, and failing to obey a stop sign. So, what do you think? If she had acted professionally, stopped putting on a show, and been honest from the beginning, would the outcome have been less severe? Or was it her overconfidence in her flirting skills that earned her all four tickets and a pair of handcuffs? Leave your thoughts below. Now, let's move on to the next case. >> The street. >> I have to be really bad. >> Okay. All right. Well, you're going to have to hang out. Unfortunately, there's no places to be right now. >> Where is across the street? >> Um, Golf Gate, Texas. Golf Gate. >> Tipsy Turvy. >> Tipsy Turby. Is that a bar? Excuse me. Down in Golf Gate. >> Oh, >> sorry. I've been drinking a fizzy drink. >> What were you drinking? >> Uh, Celsius. >> Fizzy drink. >> Yeah. >> And it's Celsius. >> Yeah. >> You swear. >> Pinky. >> You swear. >> Pinky. Here. Why don't we get out of the road? >> You were You were drinking a busy drink. >> Come on. Hey. >> Yes. You were drinking a fizzy drink. >> Oh, >> you all right? >> Yes. I just want to counter you. >> Counter me. >> I think you're trying to counter you. >> You were drinking a fizzy drink. You were drinking a fizzy drink. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to try me? >> A fizzy drink as in a Celsius. Cuz I need energy. >> Energy? >> Yeah. >> Me, too, bro. >> Okay. I just got off work. >> Do you work at Hooters? >> Yes, I did. >> But then you [music] went to Hooters and then >> I went to Hooters and then I went to Golf Gate. >> Do you work at the Hooters down in Golf Gate? >> I do. >> Okay. >> Caught me. Red flag. >> You what? >> Red flag. Caught me. >> What's your first name? >> Sophia. >> Sophia. My name is Nick. >> Nick. >> And I'm going to be honest. >> Nick Asp. It seems like you are under the influence of something. >> Oh my god. >> Now, unfortunately, in situations like this, >> um, you know, we are going to investigate a DUI. >> I am. >> Would you be willing to participate in the government? >> No. >> You don't want to participate? >> No. >> I'm I'm literally drinking and I'm not going to drive. Not going to drive. >> But you were already driving. >> I am problem. >> I was not. >> No, I wasn't. No, I was not. >> I mean, we stopped you in the middle of the room. >> No, you didn't. >> No, we did. >> No, you did not. >> Look at the cars. >> You No, you did not. >> Where do you think you are right now? >> I am in Golf Gate. >> No, you're miles from Golf Gate. >> You did not stop me in front of Golf Gate. You did not. >> You are correct. That's what I'm saying. >> So, look, I want you to turn it. >> Hey, it's not fair. You did not stop me in front of golf. >> Sophia, >> I am investigating a DUI. >> Sorry. >> And I would like if you would participate in a couple couple standard field sobriety exercises to determine if you're able to drive home. >> I am not going to drive home. Well, in that case, we could at least pull the car over. But if you would be willing to participate in [music] those exercises, >> do you want me to call TripleA? >> Like I have to pee. >> I know, but right now you're not going to be able to pee. I'm sorry. >> I have to be sorry. You're not going to be able to right this second. >> Can I go inside, please? >> Where? >> Right there, please. >> This is a church. That's >> I don't want to pee inside of my bed. You're not going to pee right now. >> This girl is completely wasted. She even wants to pee right in front of a church. Let's see how the police handle this flirty drunk girl. >> I don't want to pee in front of anybody. Please. I don't want to pee in front of everybody. >> You're not going to be able to pee right now. There's nowhere to pee, unfortunately. Would you be willing to participate in those exercises? >> No. >> And why is that? >> Because >> Well, if you don't participate in those exercises, I have to make my determination on a driving. >> Those guys reckless driving. You're not going to arrest them. >> Well, I'm dealing with you right now, unfortunately. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Really? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Me? instead of those guys reckless driving, >> you're going to deal with me. >> So, hold on. If you do not if you do not participate in some of those exercises, then I have to make my determination on a DUI charge based off of what I've seen so far. And it seems like, you know, there's quite a few signs that go under the influence. >> I am under the influence, but I did not drive. Swear to God. But you were driving. >> I was not. >> I was not. >> Sophia, you were driving. You had the car. >> Do you remember that you had the car in drive and then I had to put it in park for you? >> I was not. >> No, I do not. >> Well, how did your car get here then? >> My friend, >> my friend drove it over here for me. Okay. So, that's not what happened. >> He drove it over here for me. >> We physically saw you driving. >> I was not driving. I was not driving. >> We saw you driving. >> I was not driving. I wasn't. I swear. I swear. >> Okay. Well, I'll ask you one more time. >> Would you be willing to participate in those exercises? >> No, I was not driving. >> Even if there's just one to check your eyes. >> I was not driving. >> It's a super simple exercise, [music] >> babe. I was not driving. I will not drive. Like, it's It was not me. It was never me. It's not just not me. Was not me. Was not me. >> Can we try one exercise? >> And it would really help with me making my >> Why? Can I Can I Can I go back first? >> You cannot. No, >> there's nowhere to >> That's not fair. That's not fair. That is not fair. >> That is not fair. You're asking me to take a provo >> to take a what? >> Without taking >> taking a what? >> Taking a test [music] without taking a >> participate in an exercise. >> I've exactly >> But this exercise you only have to stand there. >> You were ask babe you were asking me babe. Babe, you were asking me to take a test without a test. >> That doesn't make much sense. >> You are asking me >> to take a test without a test. >> What do you mean by that? >> You are telling me to take a test without a test. I'm I'm asking if you're willing to participate in a exercise. >> You want me to participate? >> Do I what? >> You want me to participate in this? >> Do if you're willing to. Yes. >> Hey, and do you want me to do what you want me to do or do you want me to do what I want to do? >> You can do whatever. >> I'll bust out. I'll bust out, but I'll do what you want to do, too. >> If you're willing to participate in >> I Hey, I will I will participate. >> Okay. It seems like that sidewalk is nice and flat for us. [music] >> That's >> Would you be willing to walk over there? That one across the street. We just got to watch this car to our left. >> Hey, watch the car. >> All right, you're good to go. >> Watch my car. >> All right. Get right over. Dave, do you mind uh turning off the front lights, please? >> Dave, >> here. We're going to come on over here, Sophia. >> Hey, Dave. We're going to make out. We're going to turn off the light here. >> Okay, Dave. >> We're going to make out here. >> Okay, >> we're going to make out here. >> No, we are not. Wait, stop right there. >> Turn off. Turn off [music] the lights. We're going to make out. >> Wait, wait. Stay right there for me. >> Oh, it's my bed. It's my bed. >> All right. I got to pee, bro. >> I know. I I have to be pee as well. >> Bro, I got to pee. >> Okay. Do you want to try this first exercise for me? >> I will do anything for you, daddy. >> God damn. [music] >> All right. >> You in that suit? I will do anything for you. Sorry. >> That's all right. >> Knee reaction. [music] >> All right. So this first exercise >> in this [ __ ] soup, brother. >> This first exercise is going to test your eyes. Okay, but before >> Dude, why are you drunk me? I You know I'm drunk. >> We have >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Because I want to be. >> You know, you know I'm drunk. Why are you doing this to me? >> Know that. You guys, >> why are you doing this to me? >> So, you're going to drunk and then uh >> [ __ ] me up, right? >> Oh, no. I'm not here. You stay right there. Oh, all right. In two seconds here. Wait, you stay right there. >> Are you going to tase me? >> Oh, just going on. >> Are you going to tase me? You're going to tase me >> right there. Sophia, >> you going to tase me? I'm not going to >> get him. >> 1930 hands off him. >> Sorry. >> Unfortunately, you're going to have to. >> I can't, bro. I can't. >> Here, I'll give you this to hold on in the meantime. >> Give me a citation. >> No, >> bro. >> That's not a citation. It's something, >> bro. >> So, you don't have to touch Is this your phone number? Is this your phone number? >> Nope. [music] It's fine. >> Hey, put his phone number on this. >> Please. >> Please, bro. >> I think he's got something. >> Please put your phone around. >> Sophia, >> I know that you're drunk. You know that you're drunk. >> I am drunk. >> If you are willing to participate, >> bro, >> in a few exercises. I would like to do those. >> Don't you don't have to do this. >> If you don't want to, I can't make you. >> You don't have to do this. I have to try to do the exercises with you. >> I am drunk. >> I'm only asking your consent to do those. >> I am drunk. I will piss on the street. Bro, >> I would appreciate if you did not do that. >> I'm You and me both, bro. >> You and me, bros. >> Do you want to try this one exercise? >> Bro, >> here. Wait, wait. Stand right there and let's put your feet together. >> Hey, >> hold on. You can talk to the camera if you want, but you got to stay right there. You talk to the camera. Hey, you hold this. Hey, you hold this. I will talk to the camera. >> No. No. Hold on. >> I will. I will talk to the camera. >> I will talk to the camera. >> Hello. >> Why don't you try putting your feet together for me? Okay. And let's put your hands on your side. >> You're the one taking me home, right? >> Sure. >> You're taking me home. >> Mhm. >> I want you. >> Okay. >> I want you. >> Okay. >> You're taking me home, right? >> Yep. You are taking me home. >> Sure. >> Hey, you're the ones taking me home. >> Sure. >> Yeah. I got a laugh out of him. >> I've been laughing. Hey, I got a laugh out of him. I got to laugh at him. >> Hey, he's taking me home. He's taking me home. >> He's all right. >> So, let's try it again. >> Sorry. I'll make you laugh. First one. First one left folds. >> First one folds. >> Okay. Can you put your feet together? Um, put my feet together >> and your hands on your side. >> Whatever you say, daddy. >> Okay, now before we start, >> put my hand on my hip. >> No, I just grab my flashlight. >> Oh, whatever you want, daddy. >> Okay, >> before we start. >> Before we start. Hey, fair. Fishart. >> Do you Are you wearing contacts right now? >> Are you wearing contacts? >> No, I'm wearing glasses. >> No, I'm wear I am wearing contacts. >> Come on. She's putting on one of the worst seduction acts I've ever seen. But anyway, let's see what trick she tries next. >> Wait, you see this? I am wearing contacts. >> Sophia, >> do you see this? >> I am wearing contacts. >> You put your shirt down. >> I am wearing contacts. I swear to God, I'm wearing contacts. >> Hold on. I want you to I want you to think for like seconds. >> I am wearing contacts. [music] >> Sophia, >> you might have glasses, but I am wearing contacts. [music] >> Hey, Sophia. I swear to God I want contest >> like two seconds. >> Why are you such a nerd, bro? >> In all seriousness, >> bro. Don't be such nerd, bro. >> In all seriousness, everything that we do, >> don't be such a nerd, bro. >> Body cam >> and that body cam is public record. >> Nerd. >> It's for anybody. >> I am a nerd. >> I am a nerd. >> I am a nerd. Show it to the body cam. I am a nerd. But anything we do is >> I am a nerd, bro. >> Hold on. >> Anything we do is recorded and anybody can see that. Mom, dad, grandma, family. I just >> You think I give a >> I just wanted to let you know. >> You think I give a >> Okay. >> Hey, nerd. Bro, >> nerd. >> Can we just try this one exercise? You want to? >> I would like to. Yes. >> Do you want to come back here and stand with your feet together? >> No, I don't. I actually want to stand back here. My feet uh actually my arms around me like this. >> Okay. So cool. It's so cold. >> The handcuffs. >> Yeah, >> I know. >> Come on. It's so cold, bro. So cold. God, it's so cold. >> Hold on. Stop moving around so much. >> It's so cold. >> Hold on. Lean forward. That's what she said. >> All right, Sophia. >> Stay. Wait. One more pig. One more pig. Wait. No. Take one more picture. >> I'm taking pictures the whole time. [music] >> No. Take one more picture. >> Come on. >> Take one more picture. >> All right. Here you go. >> Take one more pick. >> I took it. There you go. >> No, you didn't. >> I did. The body cam took it. Remember, >> I have the tree. That's be so bad. >> Okay, we're going to go back to this car. Hey. >> Yes, ma'am. I have to pee you guys. >> But first is easier >> or however you want to. >> I know this is not good news, Sophia, but you are going to jail tonight for DUI. Okay. Is there anybody that can come pick up your car? >> I'm trying to see if anybody anybody can pick it up. All right, >> you. >> I cannot I don't want your car to get towed. I want I don't want you to have to pay for that. Is there anybody that can come pick up your car for you? >> You. >> I cannot. >> Sophia, it's pointless money that you'll have to spend to get your car out. Can you call somebody that can come pick it up that won't be extremely far away? >> You know what? I should be hanging out with birdies. I should not be hanging out with phone. >> Is there somebody in your phone that we can call to come pick up your phone? >> Yeah, his name is Connor Jazelle. Is that one of the bad guys that you think you're hanging out with? >> All right. >> Ask her if she wants anything else out of there. Like >> Sophia, >> that was me. >> What was you? >> He just asked me. Oh, I for one. I don't know. >> So, to deal with the car, Kayla knows one of our officers. We're going to give the keys to that officer. We're gonna move your car over to the side a little bit and then Kayla's gonna come grab the keys. Are you okay with that? >> Yes. >> Okay. 100%. No questions asked. You're okay with that? >> Okay. Is there anything out of the car that you want? >> No. >> Is your wallet in the car? >> I just have to pay. >> Is your wallet in the car so that we can grab your like ID and whatnot? >> It's fine. >> Okay. Where is it at? >> In the bar? >> Yeah. >> Your car? Your card is in the bar? >> It's in the car. Okay. >> And the bar. >> Okay. Can we go in and grab it? >> Okay. >> Okay. Wait. >> Yeah. >> Can I be first? >> We got to go to the jail for you to >> Wait. Wait. >> Hold on. >> Yes. Are you okay with this? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're going to do the vehicle release, motor vehicle release form. She said it's okay, but we'll probably just like park it right there. >> Yeah, I'll stay with it. >> And then I mean, you don't if it's locked, she's fine with her coming to pick it up later and leave it there. So, I just got to give these to Kayla. >> Hey, Sophia, can we park the Jeep there and then Kayla can come pick it up later? >> If I can, >> you'll be able to the jail. Yes. Is that okay, >> please? >> Okay, we'll get on the way. >> I can just >> Now, let's get back to the breakdown. Right from the start, the officers followed standard traffic stop procedure after spotting the suspect swerving. Look closely. The officer approached and positioned himself near the B-pillar. This is a survival position because it allows the officer to keep eyes on the suspect's hands while staying clear of the door if the driver suddenly hits the gas. And the contrast here is honestly ridiculous. On one side, you have officers [music] conducting a criminal DUI investigation. On the other side, you have Ross asking for a pinky swear and insisting she only drank Celsius energy drinks. Pay attention to this. When a suspect tries to turn a serious investigation into a childish joke, that is the first sign that their judgment is impaired. Ross could not even shift the car into park by herself. The officer had to do it for her. She was also disoriented, claiming she was in Gulf Gate when in reality she was several miles away. Her glassy eyes and poor motor skills were living proof of intoxication. Ross fully tried to use the pretty privilege by calling the officer babe, daddy, and even suggesting they make out, all in an attempt to distract him from the field sobriety test. This is a classic avoidance tactic. If I'm charming enough, maybe they'll forget what I did wrong. The officer maintained a safe distance and did not allow Ross to get too close when she deliberately tried to flirt and invade his space. Controlling the suspect's phone early on was also necessary. It prevents them from calling relatives to create pressure or using the device as a hard object to attack with. What do you think? Could compliments like, "You look good in that uniform," really shake an officer who knows his body cam is recording everything? Legally speaking, every action the officer took had a solid foundation. Pennsylvania versus Mims, an officer has the authority to order Ross out of the vehicle during a lawful traffic stop when there is reasonable concern. The officer also did an excellent job narrating his actions directly for the body cam. I had to help her put the car in park and I can smell alcohol on her. This helped strengthen the evidence in court, turning the officer's real-time observations into documented case details. The result, even though Ross tried to deny that she had been driving, the officers personally saw her behind the wheel, and that is evidence she cannot talk her way out of. Conclusion: Sophia Ross was arrested for driving under the influence. Good looks might get you a nice table at a restaurant, but they won't help you beat a breathalyzer. A little respect for the law from the beginning might have helped her keep some of her dignity instead of leaving behind a comedy performance on a public police record. Now, if you were the officer on scene, what would you do when a suspect offers to do anything to get out of trouble? Drop your thoughts below.