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your your ankles, your thighs, your knees, your hips, anything? No. Okay. >> Other than just wearing high heels. >> Okay. >> During an evening in Cleveland, Ohio, an officer [music] was conducting a traffic stop for speeding, observing a vehicle traveling at 55 mph in a 35 mph zone and proceeded with a [music] routine document check. However, an unexpected incident occurred at the scene, turning what was a [music] standard traffic stop into a dangerous situation. Hello. >> It's just me. >> I'm sorry. I was going fast. >> Yeah, you're going uh 55 >> 35. What's the hurry tonight? >> Trying to get home. No, no big hurry. Here go my insurance. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> It's progressive. >> No, Gecko. >> Mhm. Okay. Uh, have the ID card. Yo. Okay. Just give me a moment. I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> Oh, you go give me a ticket. >> I don't know yet. How's your license? >> I'm good. >> Okay. Just give me a moment. I'll be back with you. At that moment, while the officer was sitting inside the patrol car processing paperwork, another vehicle suddenly approached [music] and crashed directly into the rear of the police car, causing the entire vehicle to shake violently. Immediately after, the officer quickly [music] checked the condition of the driver who caused the crash and all involved parties. 2163 radio. I just had somebody slam into the back of my cruiser. Start me another car. Stop. >> You okay? >> I'm okay. >> Go ahead and shut the vehicle off. >> Wow. >> You have driver's license proof insurance? >> Yep. >> Okay. Anybody hurt? >> No, we're good. >> No injuries. >> I'm okay. >> I need your insurance card. >> Yep. Um, I'll be back with you in just a minute. Just stay here. In fact, why don't you hand me the keys for your car? >> It won't come out. >> Okay. Well, just leave it in park for me. Okay. >> Once the situation was under [music] control, the officer returned to the original stop and allowed the initial speeding driver to leave with a warning in order to focus on handling the new incident. Okay, dear. >> You okay? You okay? >> I'm fine, thanks. So, I'm giving you a warning tonight. Your license isn't that good. So, make sure you watch your speed. Okay. >> You said it's not that good. >> It's not terrible, but it's not that good. Okay. >> What's on here? Is that on there? >> Uh, I think you had a seat belt ticket last year and then you got a few other tickets from a few years ago. So, all right. Drive carefully now. >> Thank you. I'm sorry about that. I hope you're okay. >> Oh, I'm okay. >> Uh, yeah, they're okay. Have a good night. 2163 radio. The uh plate I was out with, she's going to be advised. The vehicle that struck mine is Henry Edward Boy 7256 and an ON Robert Tom 649581. Sir, do you have ID? >> Did you find your insurance card yet there? Go ahead. Thank you. Copy. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. The officer identified the driver [music] as Tracy and also noted that there was another male passenger inside the vehicle. Shortly after, backup units arrived [music] at the scene to assist with handling the situation. All right. Yeah, I'm fine. >> Anybody else? >> Do you need an ID on the passenger? >> I got it. >> Okay, >> Tracy, what's the phone number for you? >> Okay, >> I hear you, bro. >> 2163 radio. I don't know. You >> want me to do the OVR or you want one of them to do it since she's >> a victim? >> I know. That's why I'm asking. Oh, >> you do it. >> Okay. >> As long as you're okay with it. >> I don't have any issue with it. >> Tracy, how much you had to drink tonight? Tracy, how much have you had to drink tonight? >> I've had um one beer. >> One beer. How many shots? >> Zero shots. >> No shots. Okay. Do you take any medication for anything? >> I take occasional Xenex for anxiety. >> Okay. Have you had any of that tonight? >> No. >> No. Okay. Oh, I need you to step out of the vehicle for me. We're going to do a couple tests up here. Make sure you're okay. All right. You want to flick off my spotlights. >> Tracy stated that [music] she had consumed one beer. She also mentioned that she takes medication for anxiety, but claimed she did not take it that evening. She explained her lack of focus as [music] being caused by personal stress and issues earlier at a bar. She was then asked to perform field [music] sobriety tests. >> Well, to be honest with you, I've had a very stressful evening. >> Okay. Why don't we come up here so we're away from any other traffic? Okay. You had a stressful evening? Yeah. Why is that? because I have a very um difficult relationship with my boyfriend. >> Okay. >> And um >> you guys are having issues. >> Well, a little bit tonight anyway. >> And also there um were some issues at the bar that we were at tonight. >> Where was that at? >> Uh picnics. picnics >> on State Road. >> On State Road. Okay. Do you still live at uh on Muriel Avenue? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where you headed to now? >> We were headed home. >> Headed home. Okay. Why don't you take a couple more steps forward? We're going to get out of the gravel here. Just going to do a few tests. Make sure you're That's good there. Make sure you're okay to drive. Okay. Okay. Sorry. You okay? >> Yeah. >> I just don't want you to fall. So, you good? >> I'm good. All right. Um, do you have do you wear contacts or are you supposed to wear glass? You have do you have your contacts in now? >> I do. >> Okay. Um, >> do you have any problems with your heels, your your ankles, your thighs, your knees, your hips, anything? No. Okay. >> Other than just wearing high heels. >> Okay. >> Out. >> All right. >> You know, >> careful. All right. So, can you see my pen right here? >> Yes. You Okay. What I'd like you to do is I'd like you to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't turn your head. You understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Heat. Heat. Okay. It just I know it goes back and forth a few times, but you okay? All right. Just keep following my pet. Oh my god. Don't turn your head though. Just your eyes. Thank you. Okay. So, you haven't taken any Xanax or anything today. Okay. Um, next thing I'm going to have you do is I want you to take a step to your right. Your left. I'm sorry. My right. Your left. >> Sorry. What? >> Take a side step to your left for me. Okay. There you go. Okay. What I want you to do is I want you to imagine a straight line on the roadway here. [snorts] >> Yeah. >> Okay. Put your left foot on the line. Put your right foot in front of your left foot so that the heel of your right foot is touching the toe of your left foot. Just like this. Keeping your arms down at your side for me. Okay. Just like Well, no, no, don't start walking yet. Okay. Just just stand stand like this as I've asked you to. Okay. Right foot in front of your left. So that you're >> right in front of my left. >> Right. So the heel of your right foot is touching the toe of your left foot. Okay. >> Okay. Now, what I want you to do when I tell you to begin is you're going to take nine steps in a heel totoe fashion. >> Nine steps. >> Nine steps. When you get to step number nine, you're going to turn around, >> taking a series of small steps. I'll show you how to turn. And then you're going to take nine steps back. You're going to keep your arms down at your side. >> Watch your feet and count each step out loud. So, again, I'll show you. So, if this were step one, two, I I have to show you anyways, okay? All the way up to nine. When you get to step number nine, you're going to take a series of small steps. And then you're going to take nine steps back, heel to toe, counting each one out loud. >> Okay, you understand? >> Okay. >> Do you have any questions? >> This is like a a nightmare. Okay. Ready? >> Okay. >> All right. >> Begin when you're ready. Keep keep your arms down like I told you. All right. >> Okay. All right. One 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> Okay. >> 9 8 7 6 5 >> Tracy was unable to properly follow instructions despite being guided multiple times. The officer decided to stop the [music] test and informed her that she was being arrested for operating a vehicle impaired OVI/DUI, then proceeded to handcuff her and place her into the patrol [music] vehicle for further processing. >> And anything you say can and will be used against you in court. You have the right to an attorney to have that attorney present with you prior to any uh questioning. If you decide to answer questions without an attorney present, you can stop at any point and and request an attorney. Do you understand those rights? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> No weapons or anything. >> Okay. I'm going to have you have a seat in the back of my car here. Okay. Just turn. You can turn around. You don't need to walk backwards. Okay. >> We'll we'll help you get there. Okay. We want to make sure you don't fall. Okay. Seat's hard plastic and it's lower than you'd expect. So, be careful when you sit down in there. Okay, dear. There you go. [snorts] Okay. After being taken into [music] custody, Tracy was charged with operating a vehicle impaired OVI/DUI based on [music] causing a direct crash with a police vehicle and failing to complete field sobriety tests at the scene. The incident highlights the serious danger of driving after consuming alcohol. As even [music] a clearly marked police vehicle actively performing duties with visible warning signals could not avoid being struck. Whether control [music] is lost gradually or in a single moment, the reality stays the same. Once sobriety is gone, every decision becomes [music] more dangerous. And sometimes it only takes 1 second to cause irreversible [music] consequences. Where do you think things cross the line? Share your thoughts and subscribe for
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