But that that not um that that did not like affect >> that didn't affect your driver at all. >> Yeah. >> But how had the crash how the crash happened? >> Because I was trying to turn right on red, man. I'm trying to turn. >> There's no signal there, though. >> You know what I'm saying? Turn right on. >> So, do you think you had too much to drink to be driving? I'm going to be honest with you, man. This is a one-way road that you were trying to go the wrong way down. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, do you think you should be driving right now in this condition? Are you doing all right though? You got injured from the crash or nothing? >> Yeah. >> You good? >> I just got um I I got triple AAA now. >> You got AAA? >> Yeah. >> Oh, good. How you like them? >> Yeah, they're all right. They're all right. >> Hey, Ronnie. So, my partner here, he did the civil crash investigation. Okay, that part's over. There's no more civil crash investigation. Okay. I'm here cuz I'm going to be called what's called Switching the Hat. Okay. There's some signs of impairments. I want to make sure you're safe to drive. I'm going to be conducting a criminal DUI investigation. Okay. Does that make sense so far? Oh, >> yeah. Uh, no. I don't need to drive, but uh, I just want to get the car told. >> I got you. >> Um, because I'm uh, changing the hats, I might have questions for you. I don't have any questions for you right now, but should I have questions for you, I want you to know your rights before I ask you any questions. That make sense, >> right? >> All right. So, let me know if you have any questions. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and if him or her present with you while you're being questioned, can afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights. not answer any questions or make any statements. You understand each of these rights if I have explained them to you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You have those rights in mind. Would you answer any questions if I have them? >> No, I understand. Yeah. >> What's that? >> No, I I understand. Yeah. >> You understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And but then if I have any questions, would you continue to talk to me? >> Yeah. >> You would? Okay. Like I said, I don't have any questions right now. All right. Um if you would can um like I said, I want to make sure you're just safe to drive. Is it okay if I check your eyes real quick? Are you okay? >> No, you can you can check my eyes. >> All right. Let's go back to patrol car. Can you just stand kind of somewhere right around here? >> Yeah. >> Like right here? >> There you go. Do you have blindness in either eye? >> No. >> Do you wear contact glasses? >> I do have like a um like a like a cornea. >> Okay. How does that affect your vision? >> Um they told me that uh like I have like a um how do you say it? like a um I have like a problem with with my eyes. >> What do you mean you have a problem with your eyes? Like what does that mean? Like are you blind any other eye where like you physically can't see? >> No, I can see. >> Okay. You just got something going on with your eyes but not quite sure what. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um and I see your zipper down. Do you want to zip your fly up there just so we don't accidentally show anybody anything? You >> check them? >> Not yet. >> Oh, gotcha. No, we're about to do it. >> Yeah. >> Um, all right. No contacts, no glasses, something going out your eyes. You're not sure what, but no blindness. >> Yeah. >> All right. Fantastic. Can you put your feet together like this? Hands down at your sides. >> Fantastic. Stay in that position. Do you see this blue light? Okay. >> Yeah, I do. >> All right. I want you to follow this blue light with your eyes. Nope. This one right here. >> All right. >> I want you to follow this blue light with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Don't move your head. >> All right. >> You understand? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Any questions? >> No. >> Nope. All right. Just follow through with your eyes. >> No. Keep the head still for me. Over there. There you go. Over here. There you go. Keep that head straight for me though. Okay. I'm going to hold out here for about 5 seconds. So look at that blue light for me. This blue light over here. There you go. But keep that head straight towards me. Just your eyes. Look at it over here with your eyes. There you go. Keep that head straight. So head straight. File blue light. Blue light's over here. There you go. File blue light over here. Are you looking at the blue light for me? >> Yeah, I am. >> Well, you're looking right at me. There you go. No. Okay. You're looking at me. Look at the blue light. >> No, I'm looking at you. >> No, you're still looking at me. >> No, I look out the blue light. >> Okay. No, you see, you're looking at me again. >> Look at the blue light. >> I look at the blue light. >> You're looking at my eyes. >> I look at the blue light for me. >> Yeah. >> You're not looking at it. >> Yeah, I am. >> There you go. The blue light's over here. Yeah. And that's just going to move real slow. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. It's going to go up twice. You got to move your eyes up. Ready? Follow the blue light up. Once more. Follow your right up. There we go. Let's look up. Look up. Keep that chin down. Just use your eyes. >> All right. You go ahead. Relax, man. >> Let me get some of your information. Come over here with me, man. Ronnie. I did I did this before, man. >> What's that? >> I I did this before in >> You did this before? >> Yeah. Yeah. In the in the Dallas airport. >> In the Dallas airport? >> Why were they checking your eyes at the Dallas airport? >> The other side of the crosswalk kind of >> the diagonal. >> Yeah. Uh diagonal. Passenger and driver's side of my car >> if we want to get real specific. But that's okay. As >> long as there's a line out there somewhere. >> It's like cold here, man. >> It's cold here. >> Yeah. >> This is Florida. >> I don't think it even gets cold here. It it does get cold. >> Um, all right, Ronnie, how do you spell your first name? >> Uh, R O N I E. >> Two N's or one? >> Uh, two N's. >> So, R O N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N I E E. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You have a middle name. >> How about How tall are you? >> Uh, 7. >> How tall? >> 10 11. Um, >> no. How tall are you? Like your height? >> How tall? Like I would say like uh [ __ ] How How tall am I? That's a good question. >> That's a good question. >> Oh, [ __ ] I don't know, man. >> All right. That's all right. How much do you weigh? >> Uh 100. Too much. >> What? >> 180. >> 180. >> Yeah. >> All right. Uh let's see. >> Eye color. Is that like blue? >> Uh yeah. Blue. >> Green. >> Green. >> All right. Were you born here in Florida or somewhere else? >> I was born in uh Rosetown. >> Where? >> Um uh Honduras. >> Oh, okay. And what line of work are you in? >> I'm a I'm a I work on the boat now. >> You work on the boat? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Like work for like a boat company or something? >> No, no, I work for the uh the um the Marines. >> Oh, you work like a marina. Like moving boats around and stuff? >> Marines? No, no, I work for the Marines. >> You work for the Marines? Are you a Marine or No, >> I'm I'm a >> like civilian contractor. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Like a DoD employee? >> Yeah. Uh, is the vehicle is that registered to you or to somebody else? It >> It's u for me. >> That's registered. Do you know the year making, model of it? >> It's a 2012 uh um uh Honda um Honda. Wait, what is it? Honda Honda um um Ridgeline. >> Ridgeline. There we go. And what color is that Honda Ridgeline? >> It's a gray. >> Gray. Um, are you sick or injured at all? >> No. No. >> No. Do you have any physical defects that prevent you from doing any day-to-day activities like walking, turning, lifting up a foot, >> anything like that? >> No. >> No. You're good. Uh, any are you diabetic? >> I uh, no. >> No. Are you epileptic? >> No. >> No. Seeing a doctor, dentist outside of routine care? >> I'm not. >> Are you taking any medications? >> No. >> How do you describe your overall health? Good. Fair or poor? >> Uh, I'm going to see the fair. >> Fair. Fantastic. All right, Ronnie, I just got two more maneuvers if you're willing to complete them. Okay. Are you willing to complete them? >> Uh, yes. All right, then. Come on down here for me. Do you see this yellow line up here? Can you go ahead to this end of the yellow line? Are you comfortable walking in those shoes shoes? Do you have different pairs of shoes or would you like to take shoes off? It's up to you. >> No, that is good. >> Shoes are good. >> All right. Can you go all the way to the end of this yellow line? Can you put your left foot on that yellow line like this? All the way back to the beginning now. Nope. Nope. Just take like two steps back. We'll reset. Let's reset. Okay. So, left foot's on the line. Put your right Nope. Put your left foot on that line. >> All right. So, I'll tell you. Let's restart. My bad. Let's take a couple steps back. >> Take a couple steps back. >> So, take like There you go. Okay. So, at the beginning of that yellow line, I want you to put your left foot on that line. All right. Okay. Now, put your right foot in front of your left foot, heel touching your toe, hands down at your sides, and then just stay in this position till I tell you to begin. Okay. >> All right. Can we try getting in that position? All right. Just stay in that position. Get your hands out your pockets for me. I just don't want you to fall. Hands down your sides. All right. Tell you what, we'll just stay like that. Okay. I'm going to demonstrate the maneuver for you. Okay. When I do tell you not yet, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down the line. It's going to look just like this. 1 2 3, but you're going to go all the way to nine. Once you reach your ninth step, leave your front foot planted. Series of small steps with your back foot. Nine more heel to toe steps back down the line like this. 1 2 3 and so on all the way to nine. During this maneuver, I want you to look down at your feet, count out each step out loud, and in continuous motions. Once you start, don't stop till you finish. Do you have any questions about anything I just demonstrated or talked about? >> No. >> Do you understand all the instructions? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, let's get back in that starting position, which is your left foot on the line. >> Right foot in front of your left foot, heel touching your toe, hands down to your sides. If you have no questions, you can begin whenever you're ready. Okay. All right. Thank you, Ronnie. Last one. Don't worry about this yellow line, okay? There's nothing involved here with the yellow line. Can you put your feet together like this? Hands down at your sides. Fantastic. Like I said, this yellow line's not in play. Just stay in that position. Okay. This next one's called the one leg stand. When I do ask you, not yet. You're going to pick a foot left or right. It does not matter. I'm going to choose my right foot. You're going to raise approximately 6 in off the ground. So, the size of a soda can. So, just like this, keeping your legs straight and your foot parallel, so flat to the ground. Hands down to your sides. You're going to look at your raised foot and count out loud. 1,00 1 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. During this maneuver, I do not want you to hop, sway, or use your arms for balance. Okay? If you put your foot down, which I don't want you to do, just pick that same foot back up and continue counting where you left off. Okay? Do you have any questions about anything I just demonstrated or explained? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> No questions? >> No. >> Okay. Give me one second. Roughly a 30 second maneuver, but I'll tell you when to stop. All right. You just go ahead and whenever you pick up your foot, I'll start. Okay. All right, we're done with that one, Ronnie. All right. Um, should I ask a couple questions for you over here? >> At the front of my car. Okay, just come on over here. >> So, Ronnie, don't you tell me about your day today, man? >> Did you work? >> No, I I work. >> What's that? >> So much work to do. I got >> You got a lot of work to do. Did you work today or No, >> I worked. >> Okay. Did you work today? >> Yeah, I did. >> Okay. What time did you get off work? I um at noon time man. >> Around noon? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What'd you do after work? >> I got got a lot of stuff going on. >> I got you all stuff. All right, man. Well, I'll tell you what. Just elephant in the room. How much you have to drink tonight? >> I don't have nothing to drink. >> Well, I know that's not true. I >> know. Yeah. Yeah. I I got stuff to drink. >> Yeah. How I'm just trying to figure out how much did you have to drink? >> Yeah. No, I I have to drink. But >> Okay. How much alcohol did you have to drink? But that that not um that that did not like affect >> that didn't affect your driver at all. >> Yeah. >> But how' the cr how the crash happened? >> Because I was trying to turn right on red, man. I'm trying to >> There's no signal there, though. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Turn right on red. >> So, do you think you had too much to drink to be driving? To be honest with you, man, this is a one-way road that you were trying to go the wrong way down. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, do you think you should be driving right now in this condition? >> No. Well, maybe not. >> Maybe not. I mean, you can't even barely stand up right now. I'm going be honest with you, man. >> No. No. Maybe not. >> Right. Like I said, >> I got you, man. Right. Just bad decision. So, last thing, do you see the blinking red light on the front of my car there? Do you see that? Just face that one for me already. >> I've been I' I've been through this before. >> You've been through it before? Okay. How many times? >> Yeah. Been through. >> Okay. Just once or twice? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm just going to take your watch off, okay? So that way it doesn't uh get scratched or nothing like that. >> Yeah. >> Was it combo? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I wasn't going very far. >> Can you scream that for me? Cuz he said he didn't have nothing to drink. >> So definitely wet. >> Yeah. >> So I figured to be honest about anything. There's >> you just don't know what you had to drink. >> Yeah. >> You were on that liquor. >> Yeah. How many liquors? >> Yeah. Not the first time. >> Not the first time. Yeah. >> All right. You guys try sharp poke me or stick me or anything like that, man? >> No. >> No. like that was the airport last time. >> Just separate your feet for me a little bit, man. >> Like 104. Can you show me uh 15 exit, please? >> Like the airport? >> Yeah, like airport. >> I have an airport. >> I got I got a lot of trouble at the airport. You got a lot of trouble at the airport. >> He says he had to do this before at the airport. [ __ ] >> Perfect. >> All right, let's go see you this way there, Ronnie. They >> were like [ __ ] at the airport. Well, I promise I won't be that way with you. All right. You're cool with me. I'm cool with you. Just have a seat for me there, Ronnie. >> Oh, yeah. I understand. I understand. >> It is what it is, right? Everything's over. >> It is. Like I said, >> very convenient. Look at that. >> It is what it is. Yeah. within Harry.