How you doing? >> How you doing, sir? >> Very good. >> Uh Okay. >> Sir, we saw her and she's under the influence and she crashed into the tree. >> Okay. You want to tell me what happened? >> Tell him. It's okay. Tell him. >> Okay. >> Are you related to her? >> No, we stopped cuz we were like trying to help her. >> Do you mind stepping over here? >> Yeah. >> This is away from her. >> You're hurt. Here's your driver's license. It's okay. It's okay, okay? You just tell them, okay? >> You want to tell me what happened? How old are you? >> 23. >> 23? Okay, so since you're over 18, then you can talk I'll let you talk to them when they get here, but you still got to tell me what happened. Have you been drinking tonight? >> No. >> Yeah? What were you drinking? >> Not tonight, no. >> No? You want to tell me what happened? How did this >> I just want to call my lawyer. >> You're going to have to talk to us regardless of your mom being here or not. And you are an adult, so you don't need them to be here. So, you can wait for her, but do you want your parents to come get you up? >> No. >> Are you hurt? Are you hurt? Well, you're in a pretty serious car, so they're they're going to still come and they're going to take you out, all right? >> Hi. >> Who's what? >> Can I call my mom? >> I think I think she's here right now. I need I'm going to need you to tell talk to me tell me what happened. The sooner you talk to us sooner you can talk to your parents. >> Hi. Can I just talk to my parents? >> You got to talk to us first. There's an ongoing investigation. >> Can we stop here? Hi. Please. Can I just talk to my parents? >> Is that your mom right there? >> Yeah. Can I please? >> Once you talk to her you got to talk to us. We got to do some investigation, okay? >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Just over here. >> Uh so she said she told these bystanders that she had been drinking and she crashed into the the tree. Uh for right now can you guys just hang out right here for us? Uh we're just going to do our investigation and then we'll go from there, okay? She's okay. She doesn't want to the ambulance to come check her out. >> Can we go over there? >> No, just hang out right here, please. >> Officer, do you need us here? We stopped just to help her. >> Yeah, if you don't can I just get your information? Do you have an ID? >> Yeah. >> No, it's He's the one that called you guys. >> I thought just to help her and she told me that she's drunk and she's depressed. I guess her boyfriend is supposed to be with her, but I guess he's not. And she just kept asking for her mom. And I talked to her parents and her parents just kept saying, "You're going to jail. You're going to jail." But that's pretty not cool. It's honestly pretty [ __ ] up. >> Yeah, you can you can tell. Uh 275, freezing tonight. >> I know. I hear you. >> I'm like shaking writing your information down. >> I know. I hear you. I'm like, "Oh, fuck." >> It It's It's really cold right now. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Okay. All right, you guys are good. Uh Do you have any questions? >> No. I was just here to help. We were just stopped to help her. >> Yeah, we were just coming around this corner. Um the people that just left were actually our friends. >> Uh-huh. >> So, they're the ones that actually saw it first and then that's when we ended up stopping. I thought something actually happened to them. >> To them, yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> So, that's when we ended up stopping, but it they actually like I guess we were just >> She was more correspondent to me of of like what happened. >> Yeah. And she just told you that she'd been drinking a lot. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> Sounds good. Uh your information will go in the crash report, but just basically you telling us what she told you. So, that's about it. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right, you guys are good to go. Thank you guys. >> Have a good night. >> You, too. Thank you, guys. >> Thank you. >> Have a good night. >> Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. >> Well, I got to conduct an investigation. When this said that she was sick, she's under the influence, so I got to conduct a DUI investigation. And then we go from there. We have fire and AMR coming to check her out right now. No, I didn't. Just bring him still. No, that's a pretty bad crash. >> Yeah, but we'll have to take her to the hospital workers. >> Okay. >> I can't see you. No, I can't hear you. >> Sweetheart. >> I have my egg. >> I know. >> You should have known that, honey. This is on you. I have my egg, but I just I >> I know, sweetheart. >> I have my I can't do that. >> You have so much. >> I can't do that. >> You should have thought about that when you cheated on >> I I can't do that. I can't. >> Look at your car. >> I know, but I can't do that. >> You should have thought about that when That's when you got in the fight with Jordan. >> I I cheated on you. >> You should have called me. >> I can't. What do I I can't. >> Do you want your jacket? >> No. >> I can't. No, I can't. >> Look at you. car. This is what drinking does to you, okay? >> All right, ma'am. I'll let you talk to your parents. We got to continue this investigation, though. >> I I >> Can you search her for me? No. >> I >> You saw 46? >> No. >> Well, do you guys want to call your own tow truck or do you want us to call one for you? >> Uh just call one. >> Okay. >> I >> Oh, you know what? I I I got it. I got something. Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> I I I'm 43. I Dad. I Dad. >> What, ma'am? Yeah, I got it. Sorry about that. >> You don't want to talk. You can't talk right now. You You can't talk when you're in this >> I I I >> I can't. What do you want me to do? >> I >> What do you want me to do? >> I can't do anything. >> No, you can't do anything. >> I I Dad. Dad. Dad. I can't do anything. No, I can't do anything. >> What do you want to do? What do you want to do? >> I can't. >> Hey, Chris. Do you have an ID? >> Yeah. >> Where's it at? Can you grab it for us? All right, ma'am. We're going to need you to continue this investigation, okay? >> I >> Do you want to tell me what happened? >> Where's the registration card? >> And um if he doesn't have a truck available, you guys can call me. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I will ask. >> I don't know what you want me to do for you. >> Do you want to answer anything? >> I'm You look You can't do anything straight. You're You know that I can't talk to you. You don't make sense. It's the same. It needs to be Okay? >> End of the iPhone. >> I mean it's You know I tried to I mean I tried to stop. You lucky you didn't hurt yourself worse or you didn't You didn't hurt anybody. >> She doesn't have it. >> Okay. >> I don't know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> We'll figure it out with the mom, okay? >> Sir, do you have registration and insurance for the car? >> Yes. >> We're going to need it for the crash report. >> Okay. Nothing? Where's your insurance card? You guys didn't find it? No? >> No, we haven't gotten it. >> Yeah, your wife looked at the >> For the insurance? >> Huh? >> For insurance? >> For her ID and insurance and >> All right, man. I need you to talk to us, okay? >> So, you're 23 years old. Your parents can't answer any questions for you, okay? You're under investigation now. We gave you the chance to talk to me. You have to talk to us now, okay? So, just answer whatever this officer asks you and we'll go from there, okay? You don't want to? >> Mom. >> So, if you don't answer with the questions that he's asking you, we're just going to book you under DWI, okay? >> I'm sorry. Eight. >> Um the registration's brand new car, so we only got the sensor. >> That's fine. Just temporary tags. >> We can get it from the temporary tags? >> Yeah. >> Um you guys just mind waiting in your guys' car for now so we can do the investigation? >> Thank you, guys. >> Thank you, guys. >> All right, I need you to be honest cuz I heard you talking to your parents. Have you been drinking tonight? Just be honest. >> Yeah. >> You had You had What did you drink? >> I don't think I need to answer. >> I need you to answer the questions. >> Sir, sorry. >> You're okay. >> Drank a seltzer. At 11:00. >> At 11:00? Okay. >> 11:00 o'clock. >> With this car crash and in your admission of drinking, are you willing to submit to standardized field sobriety test? >> Sir, what? >> After After you've given your admission of drinking and the fact that you were involved in a motor vehicle accident, are you willing to submit to standardized field sobriety test? >> I don't I don't know. >> I need a yes or no. >> I don't Can I ask my mom? >> It's not up to them. It's up to you. It's not their investigation. >> I don't I don't know. >> I need a yes or a no. >> What are you asking? >> Are you willing to submit to standardized field sobriety test? It's a series of tests to show to see if you have signs of impairment. >> I don't Can I ask my mom? >> You can't ask them. This choice has to be yours and yours alone. >> I don't Can I Can I please ask my mom? >> You can't. You have to answer this on your own. You can't have any influence on whether you want to do them or not. >> I don't I don't know. know I don't >> I need a yes or no. >> I don't >> We can't make that choice for you. We cannot make that choice for you. I know you don't want to do this test. >> Okay. Uh Do you know the consequences with not wanting to submit to the standardized field sobriety test? >> There is no consequence. >> Well, not the consequences, but the charge will be a refusal. Okay? We'll just book you under DWI refusal. Um >> I'll tell you this right now. So, if you don't you have a you admitted to us that you were drinking that you drank. >> And the people >> you don't if you don't do the standardized field sobriety test, your admission alone in this accident, we can just take you in. >> Along with the witnesses. >> You don't have to do the You don't have to do the test, but I'm asking you I need a yes or no. You don't have to You can't ask your parents. >> Well, is it >> Your refusal of these tests does not determine what charge you get. >> I I >> I just need a yes or no. >> I don't I don't know. >> It's just yes or no. >> We can't we can't be here all night. I gave you the opportunity to talk to your parents. You had more than enough time to talk to them. >> I don't I don't >> You can't ask them about this. This has to be your decision. >> So, here's the thing, okay? You're 23 years old. You can make your own decisions. You're a big girl. You don't need your parents. Okay? You Your actions have consequences, okay? So, we just have to do what we have to do, complete our investigation. If you say yes or no, then Okay, if you say yes, then we can do the test. If not, okay, we can just take you to the station already and take you to the station. So, do you want to take the test or what is it that you want to do? We Like you said, we can't be here all night. It's either yes or no. >> No. >> He can't answer for you. It's It's your decision. >> No. >> Mark, tell them no. >> No. >> No? So, do you want to go ahead and turn it on? >> No. I don't No. >> It's If you say no, then it's you have to put your hands behind your back. >> I don't No. >> Is it Is your answer no? >> We can't do this. Are we Are we good? >> If it's no >> Yes or no? >> Mark, they're they're telling me no, and I'm just going to have to arrest you. >> No. >> Sorry, if you say no. >> No. >> I'm sorry. >> Um >> Female 4701 >> Mhm. >> You got a tow truck coming? >> Female 47154 1139 >> Got it. >> I have a driver's seat too. >> Um >> 1143 I'm directing that with 0114. You advise can secure 978. >> I'm burning. >> Are you going to lock it? >> All right. >> I locked it. >> What do you need me to copy? >> I'm done. >> No? You want to leave anything with your parents? Like your phone? Do you want to take it with you? >> They're taking it. She can go. >> Oh. >> Why is it so cold? >> It's broken. >> Oh. >> You want to leave it with your parents then? >> No, you can throw it. >> No? You have anything else in your pockets? Is it okay if I check real quick? Yeah? Smells like Okay. >> Hey. Hey. >> I'll let you talk to them. I'll let you talk to them. I know you shouldn't have. >> I thought I was doing good. Uh you know, okay. >> Just light me up real quick cuz I can't see this thing. >> I was going to say, do you want me to take her to the hospital already and then >> No, no. I got to Well, it depends on what she says for this. All right, I need you to listen, okay? Listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for driving under the influence. The Missouri implied consent act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your breath and your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, licensed nurse, laboratory technician, or technologist who is employed by a physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? Do you want me to read it again? >> He just needs a verbal yes or no. >> I'm going to read it to you again, but you got to listen, okay? Listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for driving under the influence. The Missouri implied consent act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, licensed nurse, or laboratory technician, or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? I need a verbal yes or no. Yes? Can you look at me real quick? Open your mouth. Put your tongue up. Tongue up. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, I'll roll the window down. What's that? She wants to talk to you guys real quick. >> We're good. You're a little late anyways. >> This is your district. >> And it's your district. >> Is he the slacker in the group? >> No. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You guys weren't able to find her ID? >> No. >> Okay. Let's get her her first and last name. >> Mara, m a r a. >> m a r a? >> Yep. >> Last name's Lopez. Okay. Do you want me to get her out of the car or >> I mean what's going to happen if she moves? >> She's under arrest, yeah. For driving under the influence. Um she has she admitted to us um we heard her talking to the witnesses. And her refusal to take the test doesn't really mean anything at this point. It doesn't like give me to aggravate or anything like that, but she said she would take our the breath test. So that's where we're going now. So we can go to the station and do paperwork, give her the breathalyzer test. >> Well, you don't have to do the breath test. Just just have them run her through it. Yeah. What? >> So what happens now? >> Oh, we're going to take her to the station. Um and we'll start the paperwork for the arrest. Um I already read her the advisory for the breath test. And she said she would take the test. Um a refusal of the test would be an aggravated aggravated charge. >> Do you guys have any water? >> Let's go find cuz I got to find you guys a meter breathalyzer. >> I have some in my car. >> She can't drink any water until she complete the test. >> She's not going to blow. >> Uh yeah, or you or you can get They'll give you a public defender if you guys don't hire one. >> Wait. Okay, so we can we hire one later? >> Uh just go through the courts, so she'll see the judge in the morning and they'll give her a court date. And then it'll go from there. It's a pretty slow process for DUIs. >> Is she going to go into jail? >> Yeah, she's going to jail. >> For like the night? >> Yeah, she should be out at 8:30 maybe? Yeah. Um probably the court, right? I think cuz they're going to get They're going to transport her to the court. I'm not sure if the judge goes to the jail, but she'll give you a give her a call and they'll let you guys know where she's at. >> Dad, I can't stop until you get me job. >> Okay. Yeah. But at least she's okay. >> Yeah, it's it's better that she's okay and nobody else got hurt, right? >> All right, man. I'm going to close the door, okay? You want to put your legs in? Okay, you got to put your legs in. I I give you a chance. You got to put your legs in. I gave you a chance. You got to put your legs in. You got to put YOUR LEGS IN. I CAN'T GIVE YOU 5 MORE MINUTES. WE HAVE AN INVESTIGATION TO COMPLETE. I can't. You got to put your legs in. Put your legs in. >> Uh their report should be ready in about 4 to 7 days. >> Well, it depends cuz it it's already Uh just for the night. She'll like 8:30 in the morning. 8:30, 9? Yeah, they'll give her a call and they'll surely let you know. Yeah, it depends if they take her to the court, transport her there, or if it does go through the court. >> Somebody will call us? >> Yeah, yeah. They'll give her a call. >> Okay. >> She's going to be in like a cell with other people? >> Yeah, we don't we don't determine but it depends how many people are in there. She could be alone, she could be with other people. We we have no control of that. They have their own policies and regulations. Yeah. >> Any other questions for us? >> No, thank you guys for your >> Thank you. >> cooperation with what you guys do. Appreciate it. >> No problem. Have a better night. >> Um