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How are you? better than I deserve. >> Uh Sam and then run about 20. >> Yeah, he's the one that called in. >> Woo. >> Who was driving? >> I don't know which one of them was driving, but whichever one of them was driving, they was running every bit of 120. >> That's what That's what Travis said. >> Every bit of 120 when they pass. I was right behind him when it happened. >> All of us would be alive. Every one of us. >> I see that. >> Around 7:26 p.m. on September 23rd, 2023, Deputy Chase Tremble with the Habersam County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of a motor vehicle accident on Goff 15 in Grandis Heights. He arrived on scene and noticed that a 2018 Toyota Camry was resting on the guardrail. He was also informed that the driver was likely speeding at around 120 m at the time of the crash. There was airbag deployment inside the vehicle and debris all over the road. Deputy Traml initially made contact with one of passengers before making contact with the driver. The driver was identified as 20-year-old Augusta Naggi. >> Every one of them >> you saw it happen too. >> I was right behind it. >> Did you see who? >> I didn't see it, but >> Okay. Jason, if y'all need something, call me. >> I appreciate you. >> You okay? >> I just need to be seen my neck hurt. >> Have a seat right there for me. >> Who's driving? >> What happened? >> We hit the side lane and we went into the grass and it kind of like threw us this way. >> Okay. You got your driver's license? Um, >> I will call I will call your bag and just >> my keys which on my my wallet is my my key wallet is my keys. >> Okay, hop over here for me. >> I can try to >> That's okay. Hop over the guard rail for me. >> How fast were you going? >> Give me your dad's number. It's over. >> Come right over here. >> Give me your dad's number. >> Can I just give him my number real quick? You got a got I'll start getting dead first. >> It's in my It's in my center console. >> Yeah, mine's in the car. >> All right, come right over here. >> Give me a second. >> No, come right over here. >> All right, tell me what happened. >> I was driving. >> Okay, go in front of that car right there. This one? >> Yep. >> Lean right there. >> So, you were driving >> and I hit like the the one that makes the noise, that yellow line, and then I went to the grass. >> We hit it. I hit it too hard. >> Mhm. >> You're not hurt, are you? >> You didn't black out. >> I have blood on me, but I don't know where it's from. What's your name? >> Augusta. >> Augusta. What? >> Naggie. All >> right. How old are you, Augusta? >> 20. >> All right. How much have you had to drink? >> I've only had two drinks. >> Okay. The reason why I asked is I smell it coming off of you, Augusta. Okay. >> My main concern is that you're okay, which you said that you are, but I'm I need to check and make sure that you're not impaired. All right. How long ago was those two drinks? >> Like an hour ago. >> Okay. Take a half step forward for me. Come right here, Augusta. I'm going to have you submit some voluntary evaluations to make sure that you're not impaired. Okay. >> All right. Tell me something. How far did you make it in school? >> As he was speaking with Augusta, he detected the odor of alcohol and observed other indicators of impairment. Augusta admitted to consuming alcohol earlier that day and even told the deputy that she had been arrested for another DUI 2 years earlier based on his suspicion of impairment. He asked Augusta to perform field sobriety exercises. >> I'm in college right now. >> Okay. Is it a safe assumption to say that you know your English alphabet? >> I already have a DUI. I I got it two years ago and I'm about to get off in November. I know how this goes. >> Okay. >> I mean, you don't have to do anything. I'm asking you to submit the voluntary evaluation. >> I'll do it. >> Okay. >> So, do you know your alphabet? >> Right. What I want you to do is I want you to recite your alphabet for me. Okay. But I want you to start with the letter D like doll. >> And I want you to stop with the letter X like X-ray. So, I want you to go from D to X. Don't want to start with any rhyme. Don't want to start with any rhythms. Just nice and slow. You understand? Okay. >> Do you have any questions? >> All right. Whenever you're ready, do that for me. >> D. Wait. A B C D Oh, [ __ ] SEE, Y'ALL already gonna take that as that. >> I'm not. I'm listening to you. >> D E F G H I J K L M N P Q R S X. >> Do you wear glasses or contacts? >> Do you have any problems with your knees, your legs, or your back? Did you hit your head in the crash? >> Did you said you didn't black out though? >> Perfect. All right. What I want you to do is stand with your feet together. You want to he toe to toe like I've got mine. Keep your hands down by your side for me. Can you do that? Hey, Colar. Colar, can you have them cut their lights off? Augusta, can you do that for me? >> Now, what I'm going to do is I'm going to hold my finger up in front of your face and I'm going to move it side to side. >> CAN I DO THAT WITH I GOT tears in my eyes, bro? What >> I'm going to hold my finger up in front of your face. I'm going to move it side to side. >> Sometimes it's going to be fast. >> I know. >> Sometimes it's going to be slow. like >> WD Traml started with the horizontal gaze nestagmus HGN test. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Augusta did not touch heel to toe on each step and turned improperly. The third exercise was the one leg stand test and Augusta failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and did not count in the correct sequence. >> I just want you to follow with your eyes keeping your head still. Okay. Put your feet together for me. Put your hands down by your side. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. Keep your hands down by your side for me. Okay. All right. Ball tip of my finger. Okay. You're doing good. 413 clear. It's okay. All right. You have any problems with your knees, your legs, or your back? All right. Step right up here on this white line for me. Okay. All right. So, you see how the line's going straight down the road? What I want you to do is take your left foot, put it on the line for me. Put it on the outside edge, though. So, I want your foot >> out here. Side. >> Yep. Then, what I want you to do is take your right foot, put in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe. Keep your hands down by your side. I don't want you to move until I tell you to. Okay? Now, when I tell you to, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps down that line. >> Nine. >> Mhm. When you get to nine, leave your lead foot planted, turn around, taking a series of steps, and take nine steps back. I'm going to demonstrate it so you understand. When I do it, I'm going to take three, but when you're done, you're going to take nine. Okay? You get back in that position for me. Put your right foot back in front of your left. All right? So, again, left foot on the line, right foot in front of you, left foot touching heel to toe. We'll count each step like so. One, two, three, all the way until you get to nine. When you get to nine, leave your lead foot planted. Turn around. Taking that series of steps and take nine to jump back. One, >> nine steps. Four, nine steps. Five, >> three, all the way until you get to nine. Couple things I want you to remember. Keep your eye focused on the tip of your toes. Count out loud. Keep your arms down by your side. And once you start walking, don't stop until you're done. Okay? If you have any questions. All right. Whenever you're ready, you can begin. Move. All right. Come back around for me. Turn right here. So again, with your feet together, heel to heel, toe to toe, and your hands down by your side. I'm going to have you elevate one of your feet for just a minute. Okay? It doesn't matter to me which one. It can be your left foot or your right foot. With that foot elevated, I want you to count out loud in the following manner. 1,00 1,002,00 3. Continue counting till I tell you to stop. Now, what I want you to remember, just keep your eye focused on the tip of your elevated foot. >> I have to look at my foot. >> Mhm. Count out loud. Keep your arms down by your side. Keep both legs straight. You understand? >> All right. Here's what it's going to look like. >> Your feet together, hands down by your side. You're going to elevate that foot out in front of you. Hold on just a second. We're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 10003 and continue counting in that manner. All right. Again, keep your eyes on your toe. Count out loud. Arms stand by your side. Both legs straight. You understand? You have any questions? All right. Whenever you're ready. Hold on. Hold on just a second. You don't have any questions, right? >> No, sir. >> All right. Whenever you're ready, you can begin. 2001. 23 2004 2006 7 2008 2009 2011 2012 137 2018 2019 20 >> There you Stop right there. So, you had a couple drinks like, you know, you said about an hour ago. >> What' you have to drink? >> Two Monsters. >> Two Monsters. Like energy drinks? >> They make alcohol now. >> Yeah. >> Oh, so the the little beast or whatever. >> All right. >> Um, where were you guys coming from? >> Um, Oakwood. I just got an apartment there. Gainesville. So, you're coming from Gainesville? >> Uh, it's Oakwood, but my apartment is in Oakwood, but it's like Gainsville area. >> So, that's where you're coming from? Where you going? >> Yeah, we came to pick up in Clayton, Georgia. My friends up >> there. We came to We came to Clayton to pick my friends up. >> Now, we're going back to my apartment. >> Okay. >> And I should not have been going that fast. >> How fast were you going? >> 28. >> Very fast. >> I heard. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 120 mph. >> Why that fast? >> See what happens when you travel that fast. Hang tight right here for me. Okay. Augusta, >> go back up there to the line for me. Augusta, right there on that white line I l Now, is your license valid? I know you said you had a DUI before, but your license is good, so it's not suspended or anything crazy like that. >> No, I got it back this year. >> Okay. >> It's all right. Following the field sobriety exercises, she was offered the opportunity to submit to APBT and the PBT showed a back level of 0.25%. All right, Augustus, I want you to provide me a breath sample. Okay, take a deep breath in and blow. Blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. Good. When you're 20, when's your birthday? >> I'll be 21 December. >> December 20th. >> December 20th. Yes, sir. Did >> they leave? >> What's that? >> They left. >> Where are they going to go? >> No, not them. >> Who? >> Alicia. >> Who's Alicia? >> The girl that was with me. >> Where's she at? She the one in the back of the ambulance. >> I don't know. Who's David's here? >> Cuz I DON'T SEE HIM. OH, EXCUSE THEM TWO. >> THEM TWO are sitting right there. I think the boy the boy is in the back of the car. Okay. >> Based on the motor vehicle crash, the odor of alcohol, the witness statements regarding what happened, and her inability to adequately perform the field sobriety exercises. Augusta was placed under arrest for DUI. A search of her vehicle would later indicate the presence of open containers. After Augusta was placed under arrest, Deputy Traml read her. The George implied consent notice and she agreed to submit breath samples. >> All right, turn around for me. Turn this way. All right, Augusta, you are being placed under arrest for DUI. Okay, hold on just a second. Come back to the front of this car for me. Turn and face it. All right. I got something I need to read to you and it pertains to your driving privileges here in the state of Georgia. Okay. And I'm going to need a yes or no answer. What this is is the imply consent notice for suspects under the age of 21. >> Here's what it reads. The state of Georgia has conditions for privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon your submission. to state a menstrual chemical test on your blood, breath, urine, or the body substances for the purpose of determining if you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license approved to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit to blood or urine testing may be offered in evidence against you at trial. If you submit the testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.02 02 g or more. Your Georgia driver's license approved to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first admitting to the requested state test, you're entitled to additional chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to a state admission chemical test of your >> All right, I'm going to read it to you again. Okay, listen. Listen to me. I've got to read it to you again. Okay. Again, from the state of Georgia's condition, approved to drive upon the highways of the state upon your submission to stay mission test of your blood, breath, urine, or other body substances for the purpose of determining if you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or provision to drive on highways in this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one. Your refusal to submit to blood or in testing may evidence against you at trial. If you submit the testing results indicated at 0.02 Real grand driver's license approved to drive on the highways of the state may be suspended for minimum period. After person to requested state test, you're entitled to additional chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other body substances on expense and quite personal choosing. Will you submit the same chemical test for your breath? I need a yes or no. Okay, come on back here for me. You want to get your leg checked out? Is this your phone? >> You want to get your leg checked out? You got a little bit. >> My leg is fine. I have blood all over me. >> Where's your pear? >> Where's your pear? >> Spell your first name with a >> spell your last name. And what's your birthday? Warning on. Dispatch 395. >> No outer gust. This is We get the heat call. We just got to got to change the look. >> We got to change the look a little bit. >> Got to change the look. >> Um, >> where' the Duke go? >> He's in the EMS. Just took off. >> Yeah, I do. >> Got to put him in this place, man. Dude, >> I feel it. >> Huh? >> They going halfway. >> Okay. So, I can go get him this open container ticket up there. >> Thank God for that or we wouldn't have stopped. Um, >> I guess I'll wait for the record to come. >> And they It's season. >> They They're both underage. >> I bet all of them >> she's under 21. >> The driver is too. >> Yeah. >> 250. >> Do what? Come on. Come on. >> Whose phone is this? >> That's my mom. I don't know. >> I think that was Alicia. >> Well, it's ringing. >> It's ringing. >> 121. She's a 250. >> Any just making sure I thought she said >> number one. >> She said she said this is her second DUI. One leg second wasn't that bad. >> Huh? >> That one leg stand wasn't that bad. >> I know. >> Lock my car. under eight. Oh yeah, all of them are bravo delta echo 8 dispatch. >> B devil 8. >> Hey, will you grab that phone? Hey man, which one of y'all this belong to? >> Purple phone. >> I think it's Alicia. >> Who's Alicia? >> I was with the when my parents went out. >> Well, we came all the way there. >> There you go. >> Hey, somebody. >> There you go. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, I'll roll the window down for you. Now, where are your parents? All right. You want to call him? Let him know you're okay. Huh? N A G I E. >> Yes, sir. >> Where'd you get your first DUI at? >> In Athens. That was two years ago. Can I call my address? >> What's up? >> Am I allowed to call someone else before I call my parents? >> I mean, I'll I'll let you call your parents to let so you can let them know you're okay. I'm not going to let you just be calling buddies. What's your new address in uh in Oakwood? The only thing I'm not trying to do is go on population, bro. That [ __ ] is scary. >> I don't want to. >> What's your uh >> What's your apartment number? >> 32. Hey. >> Hey. Hey, are you the are you the captain or the major? I need to update you on my phone then. I still got you as captain. >> Um, did you visually estimate their speed? All right, I'm going to write them for 115 then. That's what I need to know. I'll just I'll put you in the notes, but it won't be nothing maker. >> You want me to go ahead and let >> Yep. Definitely will. Thank you, sir. Perfect. Absolutely. Thank you, sir. See, mom keeps asking what's going to happen. You want me to go ahead and let her know they're getting stroked with underage or >> uh them? >> Yeah. >> Uh you know what? PBT is for everybody. How old are they? >> 16. >> 16 and what? >> 19. >> 16 and their names are on the on the feet. There she clear taking video. >> Parents. Yeah. Me. Parents. Which one? Perfect. You been drinking? >> No, sir. >> Not at all. >> Not at all. >> I'm going to have her blow into this. You good with that, Mom? Since she's 16? >> Uh, do I have to consider? >> You don't have to. No, not at all. >> I'd rather not. >> Perfect. >> You want to blow on this for me? >> You got anything to drink at all? >> Perfect. You got a driver's license? >> No. >> But do you have one? Go >> right there for me. Yeah. Yep. >> If you have a valid license, why weren't you driving? >> I don't have it on. >> You don't have to have it on you as long as it's good. >> That's what I tell. >> I didn't know that. >> I don't know if I let her drive. >> Huh? Let her drive. >> I mean, it's better than letting somebody drive drunk. >> We literally just let them like an hour ago. That's why that was >> You waited here. Like here it was like 30 minutes. >> We just dropped them off with this girl. But I didn't know she was >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Bad. Um, y'all are not hurt, correct? >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> Callie. >> Where were you sitting at? >> Uh, in the middle. >> In the back? >> Yes. >> Where were you sitting at? >> Behind the driver's seat. >> All right. So, Callie was in the middle of the back. What's your name? >> Jade. >> Jade was behind the driver. >> All right. >> So, they're good to go. Well, they want to get their stuff. They said they had to record. >> Yeah. We got on record get off the guard. All right. >> Thank you. >> Y'all just hang out for that and you can get whatever you need. Yep. >> Nope. >> Yep. >> It's probably the 16-year-old. Mom wouldn't let me PBT. >> Huh? >> Yeah. I want to talk to him about one of them. >> The blonde one was want to talk over the brownheaded and I figured they're both >> blonde for sure. >> The sad part about the blonde one's the one that's 19. >> The little one or the little one is excuse me the blonde one's 16 and the little one's 19. A call pending south. It's going to be for threats of suicide at 550. Welcome home road. Repeating 550. Welcome home road. It's going to be a Sabrina Hernandez. She does have a history of schizophrenia. subject. >> Augusta was transported to the Habersam County Detention Center for further processing. >> Sir, >> I can't hear you over the truck. Say it again. >> Can I call somebody? >> Can I call somebody when I get there? >> Yeah. Yeah, baby. >> Yeah, once you get there, you can. We're going to do our test. >> Can I get a number from my phone or No, cuz I don't know it by heart. >> Yeah, I'll let you get number. Am I the only one getting charged? >> What's that? >> Am I the only one getting charged? >> They're dealing with the rest of them, so I'm not sure what they're going to do. I'm on the heat team, so I'm I'm more worried about impaired drivers, distracted drivers, that kind of thing. That's why you're doing Can you please crack my window just a little bit? >> Yeah. >> I know. I know. I know. It's a bad Yeah. Will I be able to get my purses back? Sir, >> like my Louis My Lou purses. My Louis Vuitton purses. >> They were in the truck. Not mine. Anony's in and booze. >> Alicia, the girl that left, right? The black girl. They're so funny. They're so funny. >> Where was Anthony? >> Passenger. >> Alyssa? It was Alyssa. There's no Alyssa in my car. >> It's Alicia. She was in the back seat, >> right? Callie was in the middle and Jade was on the left. He [ __ ] hit my stair. He did it. It wouldn't erect him. He would have did that. >> What in hell? No, I need some drugs. Thank you. Apparently, Oh my god. Oh my [ __ ] god. Oh my god. Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] Can I not call someone right now? It's my first time actually. >> What? It was Alyssa. Callie. >> Callie. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] Right. Of course. Always is. Always. Yeah. >> I can use one of the top one and three. So that's why I just >> like my >> I think they complain. neck pain. >> On who? >> He's got head pain. She's got neck pain on her foot. Chevy left from 115 minutes ago. Yes, sir. >> That's my number. >> Yes, sir. >> And I'm guessing all my [ __ ] friends are going to sue me, right? >> Right. Yeah, cuz he ain't [ __ ] >> Hey, Adam. >> No. >> Adam. Let that last one through. >> Yeah, let that last one through and shut it down. Just roll it off the rail. Roll it over the way. >> Whatever he wants to do. Rob. >> Hey Rob. >> Hello. >> Look. thinking doesn't support HP so it lag >> really support the brother thermal support so it's just rigged >> can someone tell me the Georgia score please the Georgia score I just want to know the score >> you want to know the score of the Georgia game >> yes these. >> I'm curious myself. >> How Colorado >> these hurt so bad. My car. >> Seven night Georgia. >> The sevens did nothing. >> Yep. Seven to nothing. Georgia. >> Seven to seven. I can't turn it down. What? >> What's that? >> [ __ ] And everyone's so underage, but I'm the only one getting [ __ ] >> Well, listen. Surely you can see the problem with you driving and >> I understand that. I understand everything, but I'm going to get [ __ ] >> How long have you been friends with these people? >> 77. >> I want to know if Callie's going to press charges. >> You got to be kidding me. We sh So when we get to the to the jail, we're going to do your blood and breath Okay. >> Yep. >> You said you don't want to go in the general. >> Please don't put me in population. >> So, the only way how you get out of jail? >> I want to call someone, but I my n their number is on my damn phone. >> I've got your phone. >> Am I allowed to look at it to call someone? >> This This is yours, right? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Yes. >> Who you want to call? >> Emily. >> Your phone's at 1%. I guess I can be nice. This is [ __ ] >> Bull. Emily, >> that [ __ ] literally snitched my wheel. That's [ __ ] I was so straight and he [ __ ] turned it. >> Uh, you said you want to call Emily? >> Yes, please. >> It's with a pink heart. >> I can't I can't get your phone unlocked. It's 070707. >> And please call her and don't tell her I'll pay her back. >> Emily. >> Yes. Emily with a pink art. >> It should be at the top somewhere. We can just go to my messages. Yes, that one. And tell her I thought you're going to jail. >> I want you to tell her I'll pay her back. Emily, Emily, Emily, please. Emily, please. Bro, this is [ __ ] >> I will pay you back, bro. Tell her I'll pay her back. >> Will she pay me to get out? >> I'm saying to bomb me out. >> All right. I'll let you. All right. Thank you. >> Unleashia is [ __ ] fine. Everyone is fine. They literally said all of that when we flipped and now they're all going to [ __ ] sue me. And the fake ass. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. I just want these [ __ ] shits off by my back. >> Can I not sit back here without handcuffs? >> I can't let you do that. It's against my >> You're fine. I understand. You're fine. >> I know it's not comfortable. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. >> I will say I appreciate you being so nice. Okay. I know it's upsetting. >> No, because I'm not even drunk. Um, I've been way more drunk than this. This ain't [ __ ] And I swear to God, my friends are going to [ __ ] sue me. And if they do, oh, that [ __ ] is [ __ ] 16. Just turned 16. And I could have put hella [ __ ] on her ass, but I'm not. I'm not. I'm a good friend. My car. Can I get air? Can I get air, please? Just a little bit. talking to a 75y old. She is also diabetic. I advise you to air your number 64. Did Emily say she was coming, sir? I need to wet my damn nose. I need wet my [ __ ] nose, bro. Is there any way I can get a tissue or something for my nose? >> Okay, sorry. I have so much money in that car. Oh my god. >> Got cash in the car. money. Louie, I'm [ __ ] I lost all of it. Is it gone? What the [ __ ] My god. Will I not able to get my [ __ ] out of my car like before I get it back? How? How? I don't know where they're going. >> No one's telling me anything. >> I know. I'm going to jail, bro. >> Listen to me. >> But how? >> They'll let you come and pick your stuff up. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> My car. Oh my god. [ __ ] And everyone's okay, right? Everyone's okay. Everyone's [ __ ] okay. >> Roll my damn window up before I say something to her. >> Please. >> Huh? >> Roll my window up. >> That's the people that you call. >> Yep. She begged me to come get her and I did. I shouldn't have cuz she's a fake ass [ __ ] already. >> Now this [ __ ] [ __ ] happens. What you think? >> They're all here laughing and [ __ ] >> My car. Holy [ __ ] >> How much did you owe in your car? >> It's my dad's. That is It's in my dad's name. >> I My daddy's girl. He's pissed. He's going to be pissed. But I'm not getting him to get me out of jail. He's already mad at It's too much. That's what I'm calling Emily. [ __ ] dude. >> I just want a tissue. My nose is running. I can't even wipe it. That's some [ __ ] right there. >> I ain't going to judge you. >> I can't even wipe it. I'm trying to so hard. >> Is Alicia Is Alicia hurt? my buddy today. We were talking about football. >> Is Alicia hurt? >> Uh, she went to the hospital >> for what? >> Head pain. >> Neck pain. >> Okay. >> They'll take you up there. >> They ain't even worried about me, [ __ ] [ __ ] you. Hey, be nice. I know you're mad at him, but be the bigger person for right now. Deal with that when you get out. Okay. >> That's fake as hell. >> How long you been rocking with these girls? >> Over a year. Blondeheaded. Over a year. >> How long you going to rock with them now? >> Not never. My car is [ __ ] Oh yeah, >> that was my baby. >> Yeah, there's no fencing. >> He snatched the wheel, bro. And I just went and I snatched it back. >> Why would he snatch the wheel? >> Cuz he was [ __ ] up. Anthony was [ __ ] up. I was driving cool and he snatched it and I snatched it back and we hit the grass and then it spun us and we flipped. Let my window up before you get out. I need air. >> Don't be >> before I have a panic attack. I'm not. I swear to God I won't Thank you for that gang a little 8.5. >> I got your wallet with your cards and stuff. Okay. >> My keys. the Lululemon. It's a blue wallet. >> Yeah, I got it. >> Okay. >> That way you can uh make your money when you get out. >> Thank you, >> bro. This [ __ ] is so tight. >> You want me to look at it? >> Look at what >> my wrist. Please, dude, cuz it [ __ ] hurts. All right. Spin in place for me. >> There you go. >> Ow. Ow. If they won't even twist, >> you going to act right right when you get out. >> Yeah. I know. I promise. I'm not disrespect. It sounds weird, but the key holds on the bottom. So, instead of me wrenching the arms, So, we're going to put them back on behind you, but then we'll put your phone together in the front at least. >> What's that? >> Never mind. Just don't do this. >> Hello. So, listen. The trick is to put your phone together like a Santa. There you go. All right. Why do you have a marijuana sticker back here? >> What's that? >> You have a marijuana sticker back here. >> Yeah, it's crossed out. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] That [ __ ] is [ __ ] My nose is running. >> I've had a stuffy nose for over a week. Bro, how far are we from this station? about 10 minutes. >> Okay. Wait, is this still Herssham? >> Yeah. >> Oh, Lord. What's wrong with Ham? >> I hate Herssham. They're [ __ ] No offense. >> I think I've been pretty nice. >> Yeah, you've been you've been super nice, but Ham's [ __ ] So is Athens. >> You had a bad experience. >> If he was very nice, you'd let me out the [ __ ] car right now and let me run. Huh? >> Yeah. >> But you roll it. >> Yeah. I'm just kidding though. >> I know you. That's the type of cop I would be. >> What are you in school? >> Radiology. >> Linear Tech. They have a program there. It's a three-year program. You can't be doing stuff like this and expect us to do well in school. >> Yeah, I know. >> Did y'all tell my parents? >> No, >> y'all didn't. >> No. Only person we called was Emily. >> You promise? >> How How am I going to call your parents? I don't know their information. >> I don't know. Emily is the only only real friend I got right now if she come get me. >> How much you think Bon going to be? >> Um, I don't know. >> When did I blow? Can you tell me that? >> We'll find out when we get to the gym. >> I blew already. >> That was a preliminary thing. It just lets me know if there's alcohol in the system. >> I told you there was. I drank an hour ago. >> I know, but I still I got to make sure. What if you think there isn't? There isn't. It definitely ain't no more. >> I'm trying to give, you know, I'm trying to give you every chance I could for success. That's all. >> Huh? >> I'm trying to give you every chance I could for success. >> If I go off of what you say, you're wrong. You're ridiculous. >> I know. But I I passed my sobriety test. I did good. >> You did good. >> I know I did. >> You proud of yourself? >> Yes. I'm always proud of myself. Keep that. Keep that energy. >> Oh, so I did bad. >> Huh? >> I said, "Oh, so I did bad." >> I mean, you you did bad enough that I'm taking you to jail, but I'm saying stay proud of yourself. >> I I don't even need to be happy. My car is [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm f to have a bum ass car. Jesus. Help me. Forgive me if my damn sorry. [ __ ] I just want to eat. Thank you so much though, no cap, for loosening these cuz they really hurt me. >> Like I said, all you got to do is Okay. For sure. >> I ain't got no reason to be mean to you, right? >> I guess. >> Usually habers chef cults are me. >> Not this one. Sorry. >> What happened the last time since you said that mean? >> Um, okay. So, my DUI in Athens >> Yeah. >> that I told you about two years ago. >> Yeah. My home girl was in the passenger. She didn't get arrested with me a year ago. I was driving with my girlfriend Connor. Not girlfriend, but like my >> Yeah, whatever. Best friend Connor. And um she got arrested. She was driving my car for a DUI and I got arrested with her here. So like I was so >> I don't know. I literally don't know >> what they charge you with >> underage drinking. And I'm not even driving. I was not drunk. They said, "All y'all get out of the car." And that girl, that blondheaded girl, Callie, the one that was with us tonight, she was um with us that day, too. And they took her to some younger [ __ ] >> I don't know. >> Let me tell you something. You got to make better friends. And you make better friends, >> obviously. And I swear to God if they try to sue me, swear to God, I'mma blow the [ __ ] up. I'll go off on they asses. >> Listen, >> cuz I have so much [ __ ] on them. >> Listen, >> I don't know your name, but sir, >> listen to >> what? Love, >> that ain't what it's about. >> Okay, but what if they try to sue me? I'm [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] >> Literally. And if Alicia Alicia is my best friend, my best [ __ ] friend. >> I'm [ __ ] >> I had two drinks. They were more drunk than me. Anthony was [ __ ] up. He snatched my wheel. >> 21. You should have been driving or you should have been drinking. >> What did you do when you were younger? >> I did not drink until I was 21. >> What did every cop do when they were younger? Like what? Never mind. I'm sorry. I know you're ahead of me. >> You put me in the group with everybody else. >> No, I'm not. I'm sorry. >> But you got school >> and I got I got priorities and they don't. She literally dropped out of [ __ ] high school. >> She ain't [ __ ] She never will be [ __ ] >> At least she won't either. >> I have some They're going to sue me. They're going to sue me and I'm [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] That's it. My car is total like my dad. My dad. He's going to be so mad. Holy [ __ ] bro. Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] I'mma just have to get my only fan [ __ ] with Emily. And that's that. >> What now? >> Yeah. >> Oh, you said you said you have to get your only fans up. >> Yes. with Emily. She makes 10K a month. That's the girl that's coming to get me. That's why I said I pay her back cuz she's getting me on it. I need a tissue. I have [ __ ] water on my face. I don't even do that [ __ ] I need to take Zach. My man is so mad. What is Anthony to you? >> Anthony ain't [ __ ] to me. I just met him today. It was pissing me off all day. >> Huh? >> Nothing. It doesn't matter. Nothing will help this situation. >> I mean, we just talking now. >> I know, but nothing will help what I'm in right now. Nothing will help it. And if they sue me, nothing's going to help it. I'm [ __ ] I have school, bro. I want to actually make something and I can't no more. >> You do what you want to do. You're 20, right? >> I'm about to be 21. >> Yeah. Want to do that uh that only stuff might come back to bite you later when you're trying to get a career. >> I don't care if I make 10k a month. I don't care >> how long it's going to last though. It'll last it'll last me a good bit to where I get to my job. No one knows about it. That's what I'm saying. No one knows about it because we have managers. You run it by your managers and people from out of the country see it. Not nobody from who we know. That's what I'm saying. >> The only person that knows right now is you. >> I mean, but you said in this car, stay in this car. I ain't going to snitch. Definitely a speaker in this [ __ ] >> Huh? >> So definitely a speaker in this [ __ ] but it's okay. >> What you mean? >> You're in a cop car. Do they not listen to your combos? >> No. >> What? >> No. Only time this will get heard is if it goes to court, but it won't play this far into it. >> I just want Emily. Please don't send me to population, bro. I haven't been there once. I don't want to go. I was so scared. Listen, I can tell you this. If Emily is going to come get you, you got to sit here for 6 hours. >> But can I call her when I get there, too? >> Listen, >> to make sure. >> She said she was. I don't talk to her. >> I have to sit there for six [ __ ] hours. >> Yeah. >> Why? >> Let me out. Let me the [ __ ] out. >> As long as she's coming to get you, you ain't got nothing to worry about. >> Six hours, dude. And I'm sober. six hours. I hate myself. I hate my friends. She's not going to come get me then. >> What time is it right now? >> Yeah. Why can't I get out? Her breath test results indicated ABAC of 0.156% which was approximately double the legal limit of 0.08% for drivers over 21. She was eventually released on a $4,787.50 bond. Augusta was issued the following summones. DUI alcohol for 06391. Failure to maintain lane 40 - 6 - 48. Speeding in excess of maximum limits for 06181. Possession of open alcohol container 406 to 53. Reckless driving for 0639. Underage consumption 3323.1. >> Soon if I have a driver, why does that matter? Y'all do different than Athens. >> Yeah, every every place is different. >> This is [ __ ] That's all I got to say. Bull [ __ ] [ __ ] Bull [ __ ] [ __ ] Bull [ __ ] [ __ ] Oh my god. And I'm the only one in jail and they're all going TO ATHENS TONIGHT. [ __ ] ALL OF YOU. [ __ ] EVERYONE.