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This drunk demanding an entitled woman just won't stop arguing with officers over her DUI arrest. My car still runs. I'm fine. Okay. I don't. You're okay. It's okay. It's okay. Lift your tongue. Lift your tongue. Cops respond to a report of a car crash, but things quickly escalate when officers suspect the driver may be under the influence. even though she insists she only had one glass of wine. Take a look. Hi, ma'am. How are you? I'm been better. I understand. Put your cigarette out for me, please. Oh. Oh, I'm sorry. No, you're fine. Put your cigarette out for me. Okay. Yeah. There you go. Thank you. Thank you. So, explain to me what happened. Um, the sun was in my eyes and I was blinded and I and I I I I hit somebody and I pulled over and I'm so sorry. Oh, no. That's okay. That's all right. So, you was you right here at Maine and Green? Yes, I was. I was coming up this way. So, you were going back west? Yeah, I I live on Ununice and I was just going home. Yes, ma'am. You got your license, insurance, and registration? I sure do. Um, here's this. Okay. You have to have your insurance by chance. Um, it's on my phone. I have progressive. Okay. Focus on one thing at a time. Okay. I I I I'm sorry. I'm very much trying to. I really am. You're doing just fine. You're doing just fine. Um, can you find me your policy number? That's what I need. Okay. Just need your policy. I mean, I I mean I I have it. I I I do. I have it. Just where was you coming from? Um I I have gone to go um view my water. Oh, okay. Down at the city. I was just coming back up. Okay. How are y'all? Was both of y'all in the truck? No, I just came from Oh, okay. Just Just you? Okay. Um you have your license, insurance, and registration on you. If you want your truck Yeah. Yeah. If you want, you can come back around here and just pull it in here. It'll be just fine. Sorry. No, your phone. Okay, hold the phone. Let's talk about what's going on right now. You know, there exchange of info is what we used to call it, right? And and get this, when there is a TC, a traffic collision, it's what we call it, right? And you show up and there's no injuries whatsoever. Essentially, what you're doing is just exchanging info. We used to have like this little card that's just got like your basic name, number, I think insurance company, and policy. It was like um kind of like a pocket-size type of little form and you just exchange info and you know what? I'm out of here. Code four. Clear. However, something doesn't seem right about this particular uh TC investigation. Let's find out. You got your registration. You got your insurance on by chance? I It's not. It's expired. Okay, that's all right. Let me Let me go get all this stuff put in the system and everything. The witness said that you were going northbound. Is that correct? No. Okay. And as you started to cross the intersection, she rar stop sign and he is that your recollection of things because that's what the witness was saying. Okay. Do you remember about me in the back? Do you remember about where he was within the intersection? Why were you that spot? Okay. All right. Kelly, let me ask you something. Okay. Have you consumed any intoxicating beverages today or drugs? No. No, we have not. None. Not bad. I had a glass of wine at lunch, but that was hours ago. I I I'm completely fine. I I'm totally couldn't see the sun with my eyes. I'm so sorry. Okay, push the BS button and you tell me. Can we actually like see if the sun is actually glaring right at her eyes as she crossed the stop sign? I don't know. I'm going to call BS on that. But you can tell she's not, you know, one glass of wine. Come on now. It's okay. It's all right. That's why I stayed here. That's why I I I showed her all my things. Like I I'm very like I'm very transparent. Like I was not trying to do anything. God, I'm No, no, no. I'm not saying you were doing anything bad and crashing. It It happens. Okay. That's why they call an accident. Okay. Let me go put all this stuff in the system real quick and I'll be right back. Okay. You're more than welcome to sit in your vehicle. I'm going to get you a tow truck on the way. And my car still runs. I'm fine. I'm just going to drive it home. Are you sure? Yes. Okay. Yeah. I mean that's fine to me. I'm I'm fine. I just want to make sure you're fine. I I just Look, you know what? I'm distraught, too. But hold on, Kelly. You really think your car looks like it's drivable? I don't know. I'm going to call BS on that, too. No. No. It's okay. If you want to just hang out for a second, let me get this done. Okay. Thank you, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. I work at a hospital. She smells like her for your name. I've been I've had a lot of trouble with police officers. No, no, you're fine. You're fine. The lady who killed her kid, her grandkid with fentinel, like has the same name, so I get a lot of like confusion with that and like it gives me anxiety. I'm so I'm very sorry. No, no, no. You're fine. You're fine. Let me Let me go put this up and I'll go finish explaining to you, okay? Okay. Listen to me, okay? I need your I need I need you to be honest with me, okay? I can smell the odor of an intoxicating beverage coming from your person. I had a glass of wine at lunch. I did. I did. Okay. Okay. And I'm very Have you Have you consumed any other intoxicating beverages since noon? No. None. No. I I I I'm totally fine. I I very sorry. I just got to interrupt because I guess the next question would be, okay, is that glass of wine like a 16 glass of wine or was it a 32 ounce glass of wine? Listen to me. Slow down for me, old [ __ ] Slow down. Take a deep breath. We'll get through it. Okay. I promise we're going to get through it. Um, so the last intoxicating beverage you had was at noon, correct? Yes. Okay. How how much wine did you have? A 9 oz glass at the Trinity. Um, I can say 32 oz. I mean, I know. Was it in a glass wine glass or was it Okay. All right. And you haven't consumed anything else since then? Okay. It was It was about 1:00. Would you be willing to perform some built some build some built sub build sobriety test for me to ensure that you're safe to drive? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I can't do the alphabet backwards. I mean, no, we're not. No, no, no, no. We're not going to do that. I can't even do that. All right. I can't even do that. Okay. So, let's let's go over here. All right. And we'll use this sidewalk because it's flat and it's level. Okay. It'll be a lot easier on you. And not only that, we don't want we we want to keep you away from the traffic. Not not this. I'm very sorry. All right. So, do you have any back or brain injuries? Prevention walking, turning, standing, or follow an object for a short period of time. Okay. Well, I mean, my back is not not damaged, per se, but I mean, okay, that that's that's all I was asking. Um, do you wear hard or soft contacts? It's all right. All right. So, what I want you to do is I want you to stand with your feet together, your hands out your side. Okay. I want you to follow tip of my finger with your eyes, your eyes only, and don't move your head. Do you understand? You understand? Yes. Okay. while he's performing the standard field sobriety test. I've said this in the past in other videos. If you're new to the channel, I always talk about or I have talked about, I should say, whether or not the SFST is a pass and fail test or does it determine whether or not you're impaired to be operating a motor vehicle. Okay? And we've had this discussion in the comments. I appreciate that. You let me know. I mean, my thinking is if it's a test, then yeah, you're either going to pass or fail. And there is some truth to the fact or I should say some accuracy as to what percentage do alleged drunk drivers actually pass the SFST. I haven't found that yet uh in the Nitsa website. Maybe you can help me out. I don't know how many people actually pass or where the u officer that's administering this test says you know what you're good to go. You can operate a motor vehicle because you're not impaired based on these uh three tests. Sorry. [snorts] Sorry. Can I blink? Can I please? No, that's fine. That was like a long time. I'm sorry. No, you're fine. I'm trying my best to to do whatever you need me to do. I'm very sorry. Keep falling on me. Is I want you to imagine a straight line out in front of you. Okay. Kind of kind of like this. All right. I want you to place your left foot on that imaginary line. Okay? Your left foot and right right foot in front of your left heel touching toe. Start four 2. Remember, keep both of your arms at your side. Keep both of your legs straight. Lift your foot 6 inches off the ground, parallel to the ground. Look at your foot. Count out loud. 100 1 2 10 100 3 Okay. Okay. Do you feel as though that you're safe to be operating motor vehicle out on the mo uh roadways with motor in public? Would you feel safe having your family in the vehicle with you? Yeah. Yes, I do. I I do. I'm like I said, I'm very sorry. I the sun was in my eyes and I literally I could not see and I'm so sorry if I never want to hurt anybody. All right, Kelly, let me ask you this. Okay. Do you feel the effects of any intoxicating beverage you consume? No, I do not. I I mean, have you Okay, let me ask you this. Have you used any marijuana? No. Have you used any fentanyl? Oh. Oh, hell no. Okay. Heroin? No. Okay. No. No. No. No. No. I I I asked those things because Sir, I I work at the Boys and Girls Club. I literally I make dinner and snack every day for 100 kids and dinner for I was feeling sick to my stomach today. I haven't called in. I had not pulled in over a year and I kind of played a little bit of cookie from work and went to lunch with my friend and I was feeling guilty about it. I mean to be honest, but I literally I make dinner every night for 50 kids. That's what I do for a living. My concern is is your level of impairment. I I I didn't I felt okay. I'm I I wasn't trying to I'm very very sad. What time What time did you leave? What time did you go to Trinities? Do you remember? 1:00. And then I sat there and like I chatted and like I was there for a good two hours to be honest. I mean like I'm very in no way was I Okay, time out. Hold the phone. You were there for 2 hours but you only had one glass of wine. 9 ounces. I mean come on. Come on, Kelly. And during a 2-hour period, did you consume more than that one glass? What did you drink after that? Nothing. Nothing. I only I've only had water and then I hate to tell you this. Okay. But you're under arrest. Okay. For driving under the influence, intoxicating, liquor, or drug. Okay. I'm going to be Did I pass the test? It's not a pass or fail. It's based on totality of the circumstances on everything that I see. Okay. I I just This is Kelly. This is what I do for a living. Okay. I I understand that. My sole purpose is traffic enforcement. I don't don't necessarily believe that you've only had one glass of wine. Um I'll be straight with you. Okay. Um and and maybe you did, but maybe it was just more recent than what you remember. If you if you will, um I'm going to have a tow truck come for your car because can we obviously drive this to to my house? It it's it's right there. I mean I Can I take a breathalyzer? Yes, ma'am. We will give you a breathalyzer. I will give you the option. I I I feel like I it's not I'll give you the option to take a breathalyzer. Yes, ma'am. If it's below 008, can I go? No, ma'am. No, I won't be able to release you. That'll be up to a judge. But if it's under the it's it in the state of New Mexico that is per se at 008. Okay. But the way at the end of the day, you were impaired operating motor vehicle limit. understand that. I I I do, but I mean, I I admit to having a glass of oil at lunch and I'm trying to be honest and be a good person. I mean, I'm not I'm not saying you're not a good person, Kelly. I'm not I'm not here to judge you. Yeah, that's not judgment. I mean, but that's not my job, okay? My job is to investigate what has happened. Okay. And what I see. Please, just can can I can you just take Can I just go home, please? No. No. Okay. So now we're going down a road that could result in more charges if you get to the point where you're bribing me. So let's not do that. I'm not I'm not Yeah, let's not go there. Let's not do that. Kelly, come on, man. Look, this officer, right, is spot on, man. Kicking down some knowledge, right? The legal limit is 08. It's across the nation, not just the state of New Mexico, here in the state of California, and all the way to the East Coast. Okay. Now, just because you don't reach the legal limit doesn't necessarily mean that you're not impaired to operate a motor vehicle. Okay. Can you call Jared Sores? I mean, can can something happen? I mean, who's who's Jared Flores? Do you want to leave these in your car? Do you want to take them with you? Like, my kids are at home. Please, please, please, please do. Please don't do that. Listen to me. Do you want to take your phone? I'm literally trying my best. Do you want to take your phone? I'm doing my best. Yes, sir. Kelly. Don't make it worse. Just cooperate with me. Okay. Give me your driver's license, please. Kelly. Okay. Sir, my my driver's license. I I gave it to you and it's it's missing. Yes, ma'am. I gave you your paperwork. Remember that? All that paperwork I gave you? Yes. I I fine. It's fine. Okay. It's fine. Take a deep breath for me. It's all going to be okay. It's all going to be okay. Do you know did you Kelly, did you set it in your purse? I might I might have a I don't I don't know. It's fine. It's okay. It's all okay. It's all okay, Kelly. It's all okay. It's not okay. It's not okay. It's It's not okay. Do you want to leave your sunglasses in your car? That way you don't have to have them take them. Okay. So, let's Hey, you're [crying] okay. It's okay. All right. It's okay. Breathe for me. [crying] I don't understand. Breathe for me. Breathe. Let me go put your cell phone in my car. Okay, I'll let you. Please don't take my phone. You're going to need it, though. May I make a call? Yeah. I can't let you call nobody right now, but you're going to need your phone. Do you not want it? You understand that, right? I'm trying. Listen, I I I'm trying to I'm trying to understand. What would you do? Oh, absolutely not, ma'am. I can't I cannot What would you What would you have your wife do? I cannot give you my personal opinion. That would be extremely unprofessional of me. What would you advise your mother to do? What would you advise your sister to do? I can't do hypotheticals, Kelly. I'm sorry. Okay. I can and this is what I would tell you, Kelly. Look, if it was my mom and she's getting pulled over for possible DUI or DWI, whichever you want to call it, you know what? If the cop determines that you are impaired based on a subductive sentence, then you know what? She's gonna get arrested and go to the gray bar motel. When you sign for a driver's license, okay, when you get your driver's license, you say, "Okay, all right. I understand that I will not operate a motor vehicle under the influence of incarcer." Okay. Well, whenever Yes. What happened, Kelly? I asked you not to text people. Can I just have my mom pick up my kids? I can't come get my kids. allow you to make phone calls whenever you get to the jail. With me being here by myself, I cannot allow you to make phone calls or texts. Okay. Okay. Please. Thank you. Yes. This is your mom. If you want to talk to her, talk to her. Mom, I got in a car wreck and um they're arresting me. All right, Kelly, we have to go. Okay. Okay. I hate to cut you short, but I have to go. Doesn't matter, Mom, cuz they're just going to take me to jail anyway. It doesn't matter. All right, Kelly. Come on, Kelly. Hang up. Well, you think I'm drunk, but I'm not. All right, if you'll open your mouth. Open your mouth. Lift your tongue up. Lift your tongue. Lift your tongue. I am. There you go. I I know. 1531. You're probably looking about a quart $150. I I I can do that. That's not a problem. I'm just I'm asking. No, I can do whatever you want. Will you just tow it to my house, please? Cuz it's it it was still running and fine. So, yeah, but but the issue is you're leaking fluids and we're not going to want that all over the road. So, I'm going to tow it. I'll take it to where you want it to go. That's not an issue. I don't I don't know what I'm supposed to do now. I don't I don't Let me ask you Let me ask you a question. I don't have like a tell me what to do. I don't know. I don't I don't know what I'm supposed to do with it. Let me ask you a question. Let me ask you a question. On your vehicle, do you have full coverage or anything? Yes. Okay. I can tow it to your house or I can tow it to my shop and your insurance can come and get it adjusted or whatever. Right down the street over there on Green Street in the other side of the bridge. Yeah. [ __ ] Rustin. Stand right here. Stand right here. Kelly, you have to calm down for me. Okay. Place your hands behind your back for me. Okay. With back of my hand, I'm going to search you. Okay. You can search me. I don't have anything on me. Okay. Nothing in your bra. All right. Nothing. Okay. Watch your step, please. Watch your head as you get in. Be very careful getting in. Thank good. Oh, there you go. Good job. There you go. There you go. All right. Okay, Kelly. So, this is what we're going to do. Okay. I'm going to take you back to the PD. You will get your breast sample for you from you and uh we'll get you over there. Okay. And then I can get bailed out. Right. I don't know how that I'm not sure how all that works. That is not up to me. Kelly. All right, Kelly. Watch your head when you come out. Okay. Come on ahead and step out for me. That way we can get this get this taken care of. Going on that door right there to the left. Yeah. Thank you. Okay. Yes, sir. Yes, ma'am. I'm sorry. All right. All right. So, what I'm going to do, okay, is I'm going to take the handcuffs off. All right. Copy of the table. Yes, ma'am. I have no choice. All right. Required by policy. Fine. Kelly. Kelly. Look at me. Look at him. Kelly. Kelly. You got to focus on Yes, you have to. You couldn't ask for a nicer cop, man. This guy's spot on. Okay. It's all going to be okay. [laughter] It's not understand something. Okay. It's not going to be okay. You understand? I understand. It's not going to be okay. As an adult, everybody makes mistakes, right? You don't understand. It's not going to be okay. It's all going to work out. Kelly, you're going to get out, right? This will all be behind you, correct? Let me get this paperwork done. Okay. Let me get this paperwork done. All right. You're so funny. Let me get this paperwork done. What do you What do you mean? Notice of revocation. Your driving privilege will be revoked in 20 days. Request for a hearing. You may request a hearing on 20 days. The for 20 days or in 20 days. I'm I'm sorry. In 20 days? In 20. So, I can drive until the 20 days and then they're going to take it away. Hold on. Let me finish reading it. I'll let you read if you want to read it. I There you go. Okay. I'm sorry. I I just I I read better than I can understand. I'm sorry. It doesn't it doesn't it doesn't matter what happens. Does this still happen? No, ma'am. You have to read it. Okay. But but you're telling me it doesn't matter what like if I blow or it doesn't this is still like a thing. Let me read it to you. I'm I'm kind of lost for words besides the fact that this is just so long, right? It's got to be like the longest historical DUI arrest ever in the history of law enforcement. My thinking is 20 days. Yes. 20 calendar days from today because at the end of this whole process, guess what? I get to confiscate your license. And by tomorrow, uh, the DMV, the Department of Motor Vehicles is going to know. Keep going. Keep going. Got to blow hard. Blow hard. Blow hard. Blow hard. Tell Keep going. Keep going. Got to make a tone. I'm trying to I'm a smoker. I'm trying I'm trying to get blow blow out here. Take your piece off and then turn it around. Turn your piece around. There you go. Now you're going There you go. Now I should go ahead and blow hard. No, you're fine. There you go. Blow. No. Keep blowing. You got to blow till the tone stops. Blow hard. Blow hard. No. Blow forcefully like you're blowing up a balloon. One big breath and blow. Take a deep breath. Envelope. All right, you're going to have to get one more breath sample. Okay, Kelly, that's no way that's possible. That's possible. Air blank. I'm I'm literally standing here. I got to blow harden. It's not toning yet. There you go. There you try again. Deep breath. I'm trying. I'm okay. Let's try it again. All right. You're doing fine. Deep breath and blow. So, you didn't provide us a sufficient enough sample. So, it's not going to it's just going to automatically blank out and then um that'll be the end of it. So, I was like mad at me or am I in trouble or you're not in trouble? Okay. I'm like, I'm not trying to not Let's go back in here and I'll explain this to you again. Okay. Come on, Kelly. No, you did fine. You did fine. All right. So, you want to you want to give you want a blood test, right? I said I'd do that again, but you're not giving me that option. I can't do that again. Do you want a blood test or it's entirely up to you? I don't even know what my options are at this point. Like you you you have the right to request a blood test. I gave you You're telling me you don't know anything about the laws, but yeah, you're a cop. I mean, I You're asking for legal advice from me and I can't give you legal. No, I'm asking the laws. What's the actual law say? You gave a breath sample. You But the second one didn't go through, so it didn't That's not actually compliance. anything. That's actually not legit then cuz the second one didn't go through. Correct. Kelly, will you listen? Yes or no? I don't do yes and nos. It's not how I work. I mean, so you don't have an answer. Listen to me. You gave a breath sample. Correct. I'm trying. I'm trying here is what I'm telling you. No, you did give a breath sample. Yes, but you needed the second one. Had you had the second one? The machine said it was insufficient. I can't backate the machine. I didn't do anything to the hour. The machine said all of it was insufficient. No, it's just the second sample. Okay. No, you didn't. I actually I actually read them myself and then asked you and you literally tried to dodge the question at all means to answer me. I said, "Did that say 1.4?" And you were like, "No, we have to do the second one. We have to do second one. Second one. Second one. Second one." I literally I saw what it said as needed, but you didn't provide a sufficient solidify that information to me. You wouldn't provide a second sample. I was trying to and you saw me. I'm literally asking questions and trying my best here to help you. Dang, [laughter] Kelly is so defiant. Like, she's posturing now. She's mad. She's not crying and [music] weeping and all stressed out and saying that she has anxiety, any of that stuff. I mean, come on, man. That cop has been nice to you this whole time. Can't come at him like that. And yes, he's not going to give you legal advice. Here's what it comes down to. Do you consent for a blood sample? It's really that simple. Cuz if you don't, then you can write refusal and just keep forward, right? Keep moving forward with the proceedings. Just go ahead and arrest her and leave her at the Gray Bar Motel and call it a day. [sighs] I don't know how how more to answer them. I'm not an attorney. I can't provide legal advice. I've explained to you how that thing works. asking if it's legit or not. It without a second sample, is it legit or not? It said insufficient sample. Without the second sample, is it legit or not? I don't have an answer for that. I'm not a legal I can't I don't know. I'm not a lawyer. I don't know how any of that stuff works. I'm not a lawyer. I'm sorry. I don't have an answer for that. I'm not asking you to be a lawyer. I'm asking you to know the law because that's your job is to enforce the law. questions about the law, which I cannot provide an answer to because I'm not an attorney. I can't provide legal advice. Just somebody who enforces the law but doesn't know it. Can't provide illegal advice. Confusion. Kelly, you're asking questions. I don't have answers. Ask for to take my blood. I don't know. Do they have to be I have no clue. I'm sorry. I'm going to I'm going to tell you something you guys should actually know. No, I don't. Because then I would be being biased. No. No, no. Who Who qualifies? What do they have to have to qualify to take my blood? Not a medical professional. They have to be a fouryear nurse, a nurse practitioner, like a that all I'm asking is Okay. Can I Can I see this? You read it in your car. I know. I know. But look, I didn't read that part. Right there. If you'll turn your wrist a little bit. Other way. Other way. No, other way. There you go. hurt you. By the way, cops should know more about the law. There you go. You should know it. You tell me where he was from. Well, he's a not nicer guy, I guess, than I am. I'm sorry again, I have to give you a reasonable opportunity. We can talk after that. I'm just kidding. I'm just No, you're fine. You're fine. I We can talk after after you've had your reasonable opportunity. Um, it didn't say if nobody answers the phone that you don't get to go to the hospital. That was not that was definitely not explained. That is that is completely not not okay. That was not explained to me in any kind of detail. That made sense. Let's make it. There you go. I would like to come to the hospital for us right now. I would like to watch your head when you get in, please, ma'am. Can I get out? I don't want to move without permission. Super shady. Super shady. That's totally not. Put your license up there. Totally not. You want to go and zip the zipper so [ __ ] doesn't fall out and things. I doubt you'd be very happy if somebody did that to your mom. I doubt you'd be very happy if somebody did that to your wife. Okay, let's go ahead and wrap this up. Uh, first and foremost, like always, big shout out to Carl'sb PD in the state of New Mexico. Man, that was super long. Look, the biggest lesson of them all is, and by the way, that officer is just, I mean, outstanding. Did his job, very diligent, very thorough, explained, was nice, professional, respectful. That's what we want out of our police officers. But the biggest lesson of them all is this. Look, Kelly, I don't understand what the underlying issues are for you to, you know, midday go have a glass of wine. uh you're drowning in your sorrows with alcohol. It's not going to help. You know, get the necessary treatment and get better, especially for your kids. You mentioned something about your ex-husband. There's got to be a better way to cope with uh you know, with the afterlife after being married, you know, going through your divorce. I totally understand it. So, please get better. Okay. Up next, I'm looking at a suspect who unleashes bear spray on eight officers. You're going to get dog bit. Show me your hands. Stay back. I'm United States citizen. Keep them coming. Keep them coming. You already assaulted a bunch of officers, buddy. But that's over on my second channel where I'll be covering some of the most critical incidents in policing history. Okay. Kelly was arrested and booked for driving while intoxicated. DWI. Unfortunately, there is no public information as to the outcome of the charges. Okay. So, you know the drill. Hit that like button, hit that notification bell, don't forget to subscribe. Please comment below because we want to hear from you. Look, if you want deeper conversations on police topics, go check out my podcast at the Marlon Marachi Show, okay? 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