How you doing? You know why I pulled you over? Sorry, I don't speak English. You know why I pulled you over? I don't want to talk. Do you know why I stopped you? Oh, sorry. I don't understand. Can you have your driver's license and registration? Did you have anything to drink? 10-4, 10-4. Person 22, 10-4. Can you give me a 10-9? Client is no longer following. They made a left on the freeway. 10-4. It's a minivan that's traveling southbound. William 22, 10-4. The minivan is uh assuming he's going to a McDonald's parking lot. Going that direction. All right. So, how many uh you said 10-4, 10-4. How many drinks you had, you said? You got to You got to You got to slow down. Okay, you're going too fast. Oh. No, no. Yeah, yeah. Uh You know, sorry. I don't speak English very well. Okay. Let me see your eyes real quick. Follow this. Follow this. Yes, my driver's license 14 10 74. This. I have a phone. Okay, step out of car for a second. Hold on. Step out of car. You You make me nervous, man. I don't know why. Stand over there. Come on over here. Over here. Stand over here. I'm going to put your paperwork over there. I'm going to have your license, though. I tried to tell you Do you know why I pulled you over? No, oh. I No speak. I am uh no, no. Okay, but Do you know you were No, no, no. You were crossing the line. No, no, uh You were. Yeah, uh I am uh I speak my wife. No, uh I I don't know. I am the doctor English. Okay, stand over there. That's fine. Hey, how are you doing? All right, Andy. Andy, uh I'm a police officer with the Norfolk Police Department. I stopped your car and he's saying that he speak uh Ukrainian. I just want to see if you can uh translate the uh interaction with with him. All right, thank you. Uh I'm going to put you on a speaker and then I'm going to explain uh to him. Then we can we can uh go from there. Okay. Okay. All right. All right. Could you uh tell him that does he know why I stopped him? No. I think it was no, sir. Okay. Tell him that he was uh actually uh was speeding and also he he was unable to maintain lane. Also, he smell like alcohol and his eyes are uh watery. So, uh could you ask him how many drinks he had prior driving? All right. Tell him due to indications that I can see, I'm going to ask him to see if he's willing to do a field sobriety test for me to in order for me to dispel my fear for impaired driving. Is he willing to do that? He's willing to do that? Yes. Could you hold this? I'm going to explain. Okay. So, let me grab this real quick. Okay. All right, here's the officer back up and he'll start explaining and then as he explains the test I'll have you try. Come on over here, sir. Do you wear any Do you wear any glasses? No. Any eye lens eye contact? No. Okay. All right. No. Okay. Tell him when I tell him begin, I want him to put his feet together, put his hands on his side like I'm showing him. When I tell him to begin, I want him to follow the tip of my pen, what I'm showing to him, with his eyes and eyes only. Do not move his head. Okay. Does he have any question? Did he understand? No. Yes. Okay. Do not move your head. Up. Mhm. Here, man. All right, tell him he can't relax. All right, tell him to come over here and stand in front of my car.