Hey, officer. >> Yeah. >> 1 2 3 >> All right. Right. Left. Do you know your right and your left? Hey. How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> I was just wondering why you just stopped. >> Oh, it's because I feel a little light there is with the front. You You did I think you were stopping me. >> No, I wasn't stopping you. I didn't have my blue lights on. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Have you drank? >> No. I'm coming to work. >> You go Where you work at? >> I live in Charlotte. >> Huh? >> I live in Charlotte. >> Charlotte? >> Yeah. >> Oh. >> Yeah. We >> Well, I noticed you went down this way and turned around and come back. >> Yeah, I was leaving my my friend. Right there in the in >> Oh, you're dropping a friend off? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You got ID on you? Mind if I see your ID? >> Hold on. Let me I got it. Hang on. >> Don't just go reaching in the bag. >> No. It's where is my wallet. >> Your wallet? >> Yeah. >> Do it Do it slowly. >> 418, can you give me your location again? >> 300 block, Country Club. Hey, don't reach so fast. Slowly. >> I got it. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> No, no, no, no, no, nothing. Yeah. I got them in my wallet. >> I'm just opening the door so I can hear you, buddy. >> Huh? >> I'm just opening the door so I can hear you. >> Oh. >> You got them all right here in the passenger seat. >> I don't know where where to put it. I got a receipt. >> Oh, there you go. >> I got it. That one. >> You got a license? >> No, man. >> No license? >> No, man. >> Whose truck is this? >> It's my dad's. >> Your dad's truck? >> Yeah. >> 418 C on. I have a 29 check name and date of birth. What's your birthday? Last name Espinoza. Echo, Sam, Paul, Ida, Nora, Ocean, Zebra, Adam. First name Moreno, Mary, Ocean, Romeo, Echo, Nora, Ocean. Might be the middle name. You have another name? Vidal, Victor, Ida, David David Adam, Lincoln. >> Yeah. >> Why are you acting so nervous for, man? >> Man, look. >> Your eyes are red. >> No, nothing. 422. >> You haven't taken anything? >> No. >> You don't do drugs? >> Nothing. >> You don't do any methamphetamine? >> No. >> Any cocaine? >> No. 422. >> Any heroin? >> No, nothing. Nothing, man. >> Nothing? You smoke any marijuana? >> No. >> You're very fidgety. >> I didn't think. >> Very sporadic with your movements. >> C on 422. Copy. >> You got anything illegal in the vehicle? >> No. Nothing. >> No 10-4 10-2. For information, Mount Rogers called back. The guy is steadfast and is about 10 minutes out. We need to want to serve that video. Copy. >> You haven't taken any anything? Any prescription medication? >> No. >> No? You ain't taking no meds or nothing? No. >> I have diabetes, I don't have a doctor's medication. >> You have what? Diabetes? >> Yeah. Uh have you checked your sugar lately? >> No. >> No? >> No. >> You need EMS? Cuz I mean you you're acting strange and I noticed earlier you swerved a little off the road. You need medical to come check you out? >> No. >> Well, I mean if you're diabetic, it might be the reason why you're acting like that and I'm concerned about your driving. You know what I mean? You know what I'm saying? >> No, I didn't say nothing nothing to my name. A little bit. >> The what? >> I got I want to say a little bit. >> You understand a little bit? But you're diabetic? >> Yeah. >> You know ambulance, you mind if they come check you out? >> I'm okay. I'm okay right now. >> All right, then. 99 personal foul in Virginia. 10-4. You have a You have a >> 403 >> You have a social? >> No. All right. I I don't I don't remember the reason or the number. >> You have a social card or >> 99 just called for a question. K9 at 10 court apartment 120 Bedwell Street. Questioned two driver of vehicle for narcotics detection. Careful. >> So you're diabetic and I'm being honest with you, I saw you swerve a little, man. And I just want to EMS come check you out just to make sure you're good to drive. Are you cool with that? Just so I know that you're okay to drive and you ain't having a medical emergency. >> No. >> Huh? >> But I I didn't say anything for real. Somebody Somebody thinks it's funny? >> Mhm. >> No. >> No. >> I ain't going I ain't going to say >> Oh, you got beer cans back here. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> No, man. No, not >> Have I pulled you over before? >> Huh? >> Have I pulled you over before? Have you >> Have you >> I was >> What's that? >> I was >> What's that? >> I was going to say >> Have I pulled you over before? Have I pulled you over before? >> From over here? >> From over here? >> Yeah, I have >> Yeah, I have a >> Does your name sound >> Does your name sound familiar? >> Yeah, man. I haven't seen you for real. I'll tell you, man. >> Where are you heading to? >> Where are you heading to? Where are you heading to? >> Where are you heading to? >> For real, man. I haven't seen >> For real, man. I haven't seen >> For real. >> For real. >> I I'm going to faint. >> I'm going to faint. >> Yeah, where you >> Yeah, where you >> I'm with my homey. >> Where you going? >> Let me Let me get my my my phone. >> You got to check your phone to figure out where you >> your phone to see >> Yeah. >> For real, man. >> Hey, read this. Hey. >> Well, I I feel good. But right now, it's for the diabetes, I feel good. But you would say for example, I drink medicine. You say, "No." I say, "Only I have a diabetes." >> What kind of medicine? >> Can't fool. No. Look at me. >> His pupils >> Uh-huh. >> I can tell what they're doing. >> Look at that. >> I don't know. They're all over the >> What kind of medicine was it? >> I don't know. Maybe what's the name? I'm I'm coming down to me. >> Stay put. Don't reach around so far there. >> That was for medicine. >> No. >> I don't feel it up. >> I don't know. >> Sorry. >> Who is Who is Who is going to come in? Ambulance. You said you're diabetic, man. I'm trying to figure out why you're acting like this. Okay, it >> I tell you hear me if you I have I have I have a only diabetes. No, I'm not I'm not feel bad. I feel good. >> You feel good? >> Yeah. But I think I feel good in you I drink medicine you know I have only diabetes. >> I think he might be high. >> What kind of medicine? >> Did he say he take medicine? Let me see if he got one. Come here. All right. I think I think there's something wrong with you. You might I think you possibly Go over here. Stand right here. I think you might be under the influence. >> I don't know, man. >> Would you mind doing some tests to see if you're good to drive? Just to see if you're good to drive? >> I don't know. You have to okay with it. They told me. >> Do you want to? It's up to you. It's a yes or no question, man. Yes or no question. I just want to see if you're good to drive. >> I said you know what? What do I do? >> Well, you said you haven't taken any drugs or haven't drank or anything. >> No, man. I'm tired, man. I coming from the work. >> Coming from work? >> Yeah, I'm tired. >> Tired? >> I worked all night. >> Well, my my concern here is you swerved. You saw it, I saw it, and you stopped and I didn't even have my blue lights on. >> But I see the the the light is the light is on. >> It's my headlight. >> Well, well, well. I see you had to stop me Well, I want to stop. >> Well, I I didn't even turn on my blue light. But all I want to do is just make sure you're okay to drive. If you're cool with that, I do some standard field sobriety tests. It won't take long to just see if you're good. >> Well, I feel I feel good. >> Yet, do you mind doing the test? >> What kind of test? >> Standard field sobriety test. I'll I'll show you how to do them. I'll explain them to you and stuff like that. Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> No, I don't have nothing, man. >> Okay. Do you mind doing them? >> Okay. >> Yes. Okay. All right. Do you understand? >> Well, I told you I I understand a little bit. >> I understand a little bit. All right. He's obviously talking to me good. So, first test for 18 C come. All right. If you will now down beginning standard field sobriety test. All right. You have any weapons? You mind if I pat you down right quick for No guns, no knives. Nothing sharp? All right, man. You can relax. All right. Do you have any Well, he's a diabetic. Huh? They're red. I honestly think you need to see a medic. >> You say you're diabetic? >> Yeah. >> Like type 1, type 2, or >> Well, I have it for a long time. >> You have it for a long time? >> Yeah, like 14 years. >> [music] >> You've had diabetes for 14 years? >> Or more. >> Or more? >> Yeah. >> What type are you? >> You mind You mind if the EMS just come and take you out just make sure you're all right? Take your sugar. >> Cuz sometimes you can still be okay. You feel like you're okay, but it might be a little off. >> Would you mind? >> I told you, man. For real. >> I get it, but I just want to make sure you're all right. >> Well, I told you I feel good, man. I feel >> I I know you're saying that, but you're driving, ain't you? Just let EMS come check you out. >> Well, but you have to I told you, man. You want to go over there? >> You say you're cool with You're cool with EMS coming to check you out? Just yes or no. Just to check you out real quick. Okay. I ain't got one in my car. You got anything in it? I'm going to He's got that. I don't Where do you got to drive to? Where do you have to drive to? That your address? >> No, actually no. >> That your address? >> No. >> No. Yeah. >> You don't live there anymore? >> I'm moving. I'm moving it the the toilet for the home. I don't remember where it is. Where is it in my address? >> I can't hear you. What? >> I don't know where it is in my in my address. >> Your address? >> Yeah. >> You don't know your address? >> I ain't got my diabetes. I really don't smell nothing. >> Be on the safe side. >> So, you're diabetic? >> No. Not at all. >> They slurring? I feel like maybe people don't die. >> I mean, it could be that or it could be that. >> Yeah. I think that's what it is. >> What did you say what did >> Where you work at in Charlotte? Huh? You have anything illegal in your truck? >> No, man. >> You mind if we look? >> No. >> Okay. We can? You mind if we search your vehicle? >> Yeah, but I got to tell you I don't have nothing, man. >> All right. You so we're good search? All right. I'm going to look in that backpack. >> Yeah, you can look in that backpack. >> I'm just concerned about you, man. I see you're diabetic. I just want to make sure you're all right. You know? >> Well, may- maybe. I don't know if you're high or not. I don't know. >> See, I'm a little high. >> Maybe. I don't know if it's that. >> You got your sugar? >> Yeah. >> It might be. Um but like I said, I mean, you might feel fine. But that stuff it can creep up on you, you know? I'd rather I'd rather be safe than sorry. Cuz I'd hate to I'd hate for you to leave, you know, and if your diabetes and something happens, you can get in a crash. You get what I'm saying? I'm not trying to give you a hard time. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did see him earlier. He didn't know. Yeah, I don't see I don't know if he's diabetic or not. Well, my mom, she's a diabetic. She gets kind of jittery feeling, but I don't know. He's just acting all over the damn place. But EMS going to come check you out, check your sugar, all right? See what's going on, okay? Hey, hang tight with him, all right? What did you find? Ooh, he's high. Is that a nice Is that food? Is there Is there dope in it? >> Looks like there's a little residue. >> What's in the pipe? Any residue? >> It's dark colored. It's a little white. >> Ooh. I think he's just high. >> I would think. >> So, you want to still check him out, just be sure? Megan. No. I'm going to call John directly. >> What's up, brother? This dude I couldn't tell if he was high or what, but he said he was diabetic. I didn't smell no alcohol or nothing. I saw him swerve once, but I wasn't even going to stop. I was just going to follow him a little bit. He just pulled over. He gave us a consent search and there's a dag on meth pipe there. I think he might be high. Yeah. Yep, I'm going to do field sobriety. Should I Since he's diabetic, you reckon I should should call off EMS just have him come off? Yeah. If he ends up going If he ends up going, just get one. Yeah. Oh, yeah. What's that? Yeah, that does look like fake pee-pee. I think. No. All right, king cat. >> 403 take out. 1035 1035 Copy 403. >> I'm going to let you mess with that thing and I'm going to do standard field sobriety test. I got to back you up on this. They can They'll have to wait. And this is more important than that. Cuz you know what this dude is going to do. 22 is diabetic in the middle of the night. I got be safe than sorry. >> I mean officer, you know >> I say for all that. >> You don't want something in there that look like whistle or something. >> Yeah. >> Officer, come here. Now this This is all playing it safe. I'd be safe than sorry. You said he's diabetic. >> Right. >> He did have 10 He was being high, but where does diabetic come in? I don't know how that affects a person. I know it makes a person talk crazy. >> Mhm. >> So I called EMS anyway. >> Right. >> Maybe since the first vehicle, I thought it was found. EMS still going to check him out anyway. Check his blood sugar. If that's good, um everything's all right. I'll do his sobriety test and he'll be arrested. >> What kind of I believe it's a male. It's a cop. >> Who? >> Yeah. What? What? I don't even know if this is really him. >> 418 C come. 418 go ahead. >> When you ran that name If you would switch Moreno and the Vidal names around. I believe Vidal is the first name. >> Got it. >> Hey, can you think of my phone number? Can you call my mom? >> Hang on one sec. So I'm going to be honest with you, man. You don't consent to search and uh paraphernalia was in there. >> Yeah. Had some residue in it. >> What? >> Had some residue in it. Like narcotics. Just letting you know what's going on. >> What? I am. Did my mama he he You got a name for the the medicine for my diabetic? >> I can't hear you. I'm sorry. >> My my got a name for the for the medicine. >> For the medicine? >> Yeah. >> Oh, the medicine that you took? >> Think 418. >> Go ahead. >> All right, comes back to Vidal Espinoza Moreno. 247 Mockingbird Lane. >> I am. >> Gateway. >> Yeah. >> Status is not licensed. Negative 29. No violence. Minus nine. >> 10-4. If you would written hold that. All right, EMS is here. They're going to take you out, okay? What's up, Peters? So, I got behind this dude. And he just stopped out of nowhere. I blew out of my make contact with him. He appears to be under the influence of something to me, but he did say he's diabetic. I was going to run that by y'all and just check his sugar and everything. And just see if he's good. Uh if you don't mind holding off till they get done. I won't him standing here while they're doing that. What's your 10-20? up. >> This light's bright. >> Yeah, I know. Good. It's wild. His last name is uh Moreno. That's That's his full last name. And his first name is Bible. Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, he's good. I'll let him stand there with y'all while he's doing y'all's thing. Yeah, I mean, that's just costly out the ass. Make sure you Oh, every bit. >> I mean, if you're comfortable with your HGN, >> I just do what I always do. That's obviously got possession. There's residue in it. I know I shouldn't do it. Quit moving around so fast. We're about to find out from his uh sugar. I think He might He might refuse this if if he sees now that you put him in charge of me anyway. Give me your ID. He appears to be under the influence to me. Huh? Oh, everything. Look at this guy. Oh, yeah. You ain't bagging See all that? That's meth. >> Never mind. >> He said he's got a PBT too if you want to roll that out that way. >> Yeah. No, I'm blowing it just after all that. Yeah, it was good. Yeah. Everything good? Okay. What? I feel I feel good. Yeah. >> Can you tell me what day of the week it is? >> Huh? >> Can you tell me what day of the week it is? >> No, he's saying. Yeah. Yeah, 4 April 6. You don't want to >> You don't know what day it is? >> Uh yeah, unless you're refusing to say anything. I don't know. You don't know what you're carrying with you today? No, I had to go to the CD. Who's that? A mandate? Oh. All right, man. So, everything checked out good. Like I said earlier, would you mind doing standard field sobriety test? >> The what? >> Would you mind doing standard field sobriety test? >> What time? >> Uh just see if you're under the influence or anything like that. Some tests. You know, I'll show you how how to do them and stuff like that. Up to you. >> Well, I I told you I feel normal. >> I get that, but it's up to you. It's a yes or no question. Do you want to do standard field sobriety test? >> Well, I I I don't know what they are. >> Yes or no Yes or no question. >> Well, what kind of test I don't know what for real, man. >> I'll I'll demonstrate them and I'll explain them to you. But, all I need is a yes or no. It's completely up to you. >> What if you say yeah I say no, what what you >> It's up to you. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Yes. What's that? >> Will you submit to a field sobriety test? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. You will stand right there for me. >> Huh? >> Do you have any medical problems? >> I have a medical problem. >> No. >> What was that? >> I have a medical problem. No, what? >> Okay. All right. All right, man. What I want you to do right now, do you have any medical problems that's going to prevent your ability to walk in a straight line or your balance or anything like that? >> Okay, tell me. I I I don't know what they are, for real. >> Do you Do you have any medical condition that's going to prevent you from walking or balance? >> Oh, no, no, nothing. >> No? Okay. All right, man. So, what this is, the first one is the walk and turn, all right? So, what I want you to do is imagine that there's that there's a straight line, okay? Right in front of you. I want you to put take your left foot and place it on that line with your heel your your right heel touching your toe, all right? Okay? Like this. Now, I want you to stand like this. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> All right. >> Yep. Keep your arms down by your side, all right? Now, stand like this, okay? >> All right. >> Now, your left foot. Left foot and then right foot in front of it. Yep, like this, all right? What I want you to do is stay in this position. I'm going to demonstrate and explain the test to you, okay? Do not start until I tell you to do so. Do you understand what I'm telling you? >> No, man. I don't understand, man. >> You don't understand? >> I need a translator, man. >> I said what I want you to do is stay like this while I demonstrate the test and do not start until I tell you. Do you understand? >> I need a translator, man. Okay, okay. Perfect. >> Got your translator yet? >> 418 600. He was lost. Beginning that SFST. I'm driving. Doing the SFST. >> Can you understand English? Okay. >> Okay. >> You understand? >> Not much. >> Yeah. What you're going to do is you're going to take nine steps forward with your heels touching your toes, Okay? >> Nine? >> Yes, nine. And you're going to count out loud. One. Two. Three. Keep your arms down by your side, okay? You're going to keep on going until nine. I just did three, but you go to nine, okay? On your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps and turn around, okay? And then, you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps back and count out loud. One. Two. Three. Until you get to nine, okay? >> All right. >> Once you once you do that, you can stop. I said, once you do that, you can stop. >> All right. >> Do you Do you understand? >> it. >> Yeah. >> You do? You can begin. >> One. >> All right. All right. >> Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. >> Turn around. >> Hey, attention. I quit. >> Yeah. >> One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. >> Fifth step Get up going forward. Use his arms. >> I'm back. >> All right, you can relax. Last step he stepped on. Last step back. All right. You turn around and face me. Turn around. All right. This next series is the one leg stand, okay? What you're going to do is you're going to Right now, I just want you to stand here with your feet together and your arms down by your side, all right? On this test, what you're going to do is you're going to pick up either foot approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to point your straight your toes straight out and you're going to look at your foot and you're going to count out loud like this. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004 until I tell you to stop, okay? >> Okay. >> Did you understand that? >> Yeah. >> You did understand that? Okay. You may begin. You may begin. >> Stop. Now, I understand it. >> All right. You're good. Stop. Drop this foot and stop right there. All right. Next test, what I want you to do Right now, keep your feet together, hands down by your side. Touch your toes together, too. Yep, like that, all right? Toes touching, feet together. All right. I'm going to demonstrate it. Do not begin until I tell you to, okay? >> Right. >> What you're going to do is you're going to take your pointer fingers and you're going to stick them straight out, all right? Now, don't begin until I tell you to. All right. watch me. See these fingers? You're going to point them straight out. You're going to tilt your head back and close your eyes. When I say right, you're going to touch your your nose with the tip of your right finger, okay? Like this. Right. And then you're going to return it. Left. Then return it. Right. Left. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> You understand? All right. Remember to put Don't try to back. Close your eyes. You can begin. Point your fingers out, remember? Tilt your head back. All right. Right. Left. Do you know your right and your left? You're doing right? No, that's your left. >> Oh, okay. >> Right. Left. Right. Left. All right, you can relax, man. All right, I got to read you a card, okay? You got your card handy? Can't feel it out. The CBT cord for preliminary breath test. >> Thank you very much. Appreciate it. >> Yeah. All right. So, I'm going to read this to you. Okay? I'll go slow and just let me know if you don't understand or if you understand. All right? This is it's a pre- preliminary breath test advisory. The PBT is the little thing you blow into. That's what it's for. All right? So, it says, "I suspect you of operating a motor vehicle in violation of 18.2-266, 18.2-266.1, or 18.2-272 subsection B. In accordance with the law, you are entitled to have your breath analyzed to determine the probable alcoholic content. The reading on the equipment used to perform the test uh you have the right to refuse to permit your breath to be so analyzed. And your failure to permit such analysis shall not be used as evidence against you in any uh prosecution for violation of 18.2-266, 18.2-266.1, 18.2-272 subsection B, or any similar local ordinances. Should you elect to submit to such breath analysis, the result shall not be admissible into evidence in any prosecution for violation of the above-listed offenses. Do you understand that? All right, I'll explain it to you. So, what this is, it's a roadside preliminary breath test. Your choice if you want to blow in it or not. All right? To detect the uh alcohol, if you have any alcohol, okay? Uh if you do, it cannot be used against you in court, but it's up to you. Would you blow into it? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah, okay. Got it. I'll look. >> I don't know. This might be This might be the other camera box. Oh, that's a camera. I ain't got none, bro. No [ __ ] It ain't even got a box. Oh, man. Yeah, I ain't got one. Well, I don't suspect him under influence of alcohol. You know what I mean? Under alcohol. How do you think he did? He started out good, but then he messed up. He was vomiting. >> Yeah. >> He was driving and asked him. All right, cat. So, I read him when he read it back to you, cat. >> 403, 403. >> I think he's under narcotics. Oh, go ahead. All right. I was going to say I didn't have no tubes for a PBT. I ain't even got a PBT. >> 403, if he made it back to the city. Turn off course. Copy. All right. Can you respond to the ER execute a TDO to state pass? 412 has caught up with 418. Hey, hold on. >> Well, yeah. I was going to read that back to him to see if I read that to him though, and he agreed to it. Do I have to give him it? The PBT. I read it to him just to cancel it out, but Shane has a PBT, but he ain't got no tubes and I ain't even got a PBT. No, I can't. But I read it to him anyway. But Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mhm. Then it don't matter if he agreed to it or not. That's why I got to administer it. All right, good deal. I was just double checking. Uh-huh, me, Shane, strawberry, and strawberry. All right, yeah. I'm about to take this guy in. All right. All right, see you, brother. All right, that was good. See you. Shane, you go ahead and take care of that CDS. All right, man. You don't mind if I change my mind and go back. I'm placing you under arrest for the possession and driving under the influence, okay? Who do you want to tow your vehicle? Who do you want to tow your truck? Huh? >> Who do you want to tow your truck? >> Any tow preference for your truck? >> I'll find you a sticker. No, tonight I'm going to have to be off duty. I want my wife and my my phone. >> I'll get >> All right, you get 10-22 on the yard. 10-4. >> Do you have a preference? >> No, my only my my wife. >> All right. All right, put you back here, all right? Hang on right here. All right, basic car. 10-5, you can go. 10-4. >> 4-18. >> Mhm. >> 4-18. >> 4-18 has male and one female. And I got >> Copy. Go ahead tell them to contact the next available wrecker. >> I'll say can you contact next available wrecker? >> All right, have a seat. Copy.