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I have my license. >> Okay. Have you been drinking tonight? >> I have not. Okay. I'm Lucy Edwards. >> Okay. All right. You just been you just tired? Is that what's going on? >> I am tired. This is my friend Taylor Low. She has her license on her. >> Oh, you're good. She's good. It looks like she's had a little bit of drink. She's throwing up on the window. She threw up over there. >> Yes, she >> All right. All right. Give me just a second. >> Around 4:34 a.m. on April 28th, 2024, Deputy Patrick Blackwood with the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office observed the driver of a 2011 Toyota Tacomaomas werving across lanes on Highway 87 northbound near the Yellow River Bridge. He activated his emergency lights and initiated a traffic stop in Highway 87 near Nichols Lake Road. He exited the vehicle and made contact with the driver of the truck, who was identified as 21-year-old Lacy Edwards. >> Okay. 10. >> All right, Miss Edwards, you said that you haven't had anything to drink. Okay. So, you're just you're just the DD tonight? >> I'm driving to >> Okay. Where where's home for her? >> Home. Yes. >> On the outside of >> where? >> On the outside of Vernon. >> Where's that at? >> It's about 5 miles on the outside of Vernon. Close to Bonaf. >> Close to Bonaf. Okay. All right. So, like I said, you were >> I know. Thank you, officer, for Thank you for letting me know. >> Yeah. Um, you mind stepping back here real quick? I'm just going to check your eyes and make sure you're good. >> That's okay. >> Cuz I I just I don't want something to happen, you know, you leave from here. >> I understand. >> Yeah. [Music] >> You're good. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Just come right there to the front of the car. You're good. >> Thank you. >> You sure that you haven't had anything to drink? >> I have not. cuz you you're stumbling. >> I'm just trying to throw my friend take the home. >> Okay. All right. Where where here come right come right there. You can sit against that. Where are you coming from? >> Don't move. >> Like like Yeah. Where are y'all coming from? >> We're coming from Panama. >> From Panama City. >> Yes, sir. >> And y'all are heading to Bonafay. You said hold on one second. Let me I'm not 100% sure where Bonaf is. Bon my life. >> Okay. I don't even know where Bonafay is. I moved down here from Memphis. >> It's okay. So, >> Bonaf is about 30 minutes from Bern. 25 maybe. >> Do you know where you're at right now? >> Yes, sir. I do. Almost at the Vernon dollar store. >> So, you are 76 miles away from Bonaf. >> Uh-uh. >> Huh? >> Really? >> You're You are currently in Milton. >> Could I'm going to ask you a question. Could you drive me and my friend Taylor home? >> I can't. Not to Bonaf. Hold on. Let me Let me set this down. >> Where is You're in Milton. Milton? Yeah, you're in Santa Rosa County. Um, all right. Hold on one second. One second. 228. Is there a District 4 unit available for a signal one investigation? You're okay. >> Oh, I understand. I understand. >> No, it's okay. It's okay if I do because I understand. >> Do you have a phone in the in the truck? >> I don't What? What does she do for the sheriff's department? >> She's a lieutenant. >> She's a lieutenant >> at the sheriff's. No, at the jail. >> At the jail. Okay. >> At the jail. >> Okay. Let me flip this uh directional bar on so we don't get hit out of here. >> Baby girl. >> You got a baby girl? How old is she? >> She's here. Scoot over here so you don't get hit. I don't want you to get hit by that. She's almost 15 months. Actually, she's 14 months, but 13 months he's growing. >> Well, congratulations on that. >> Her name is Olive. >> My my son is just turned seven. >> Really? >> So, he's he's getting the >> he's getting to where he's a little little over the month. Wait till they're a month older. >> Even 11 months. >> Yeah. I well like my >> I thought she was she was my sweet little baby for so long and then now 15 months. >> She's she's a toddler. >> She's starting personal. She's getting that personality. >> She's a toddler. >> I got you. >> Now she's Yeah, she's a mess. I love her. Her name is >> That's awful. >> And now, like you said, a month older. She's not a sweet little baby anymore. She's toddler. She's taller. >> Yeah. No, but I do understand you stopping me. I do. I really do. >> Yeah. And honestly, if you if you wouldn't have been swerving like you were, cuz you were going from one side of the road to the other, >> you know, my friend Taylor's asleep. I was trying to make sure she was okay. >> Yeah, she she's out. >> And she is. She really is. >> She threw up on that window and on the side. Is this your truck? >> This is. >> Yeah. >> We're actually It's under my mom's name. >> Yeah. So, so yeah, you're going to have throw up to clean up after you know. >> Yeah. >> Well, did y'all have fun in Panama City until now? >> Until now? We did. Yeah, we did. >> Okay. Um, so so what's going on? I'll just I'm waiting on a backup officer to get here and then once we once he gets here, um, I'm just going to conduct an investigation and make a decision from there. >> Um, have you ever been in trouble before? I have not, but my mom goes through a lot and I've been like she's taught me a lot. My mom worked she's lieutenant. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, she's worked at jail for a while. >> Yeah. No, 10 plus years. Yeah. >> Oh, wow. >> So, I understand. I really do. >> I've been the police for 10 10 well 12 years now. So, >> I'm not >> I do understand. So, it's okay. Like Okay. >> I I appreciate you keeping everyone else safe. >> You know, >> did you know that you ran over an animal, too? >> No. >> Yeah. It was It was just like a a possum or something, but >> bad. >> As he was speaking with Lacy, he detected the odor of alcohol and observed indicators of impairment. Her passenger seemed heavily intoxicated, and it was apparent that she had vomited. Lacy initially denied having anything to drink, but would later admit to consuming alcohol in Panama City. She told the deputy that she was headed back home to Bonafé, which was a long drive from Milton. He waited until Deputy Carrie could arrive on scene and assist before beginning his DUI investigation. Based on his suspicion of impairment, Lacy was asked to perform field sobriety exercises >> cuz when you hit it, it hit my the front of my car. I was like, "Ah, this is my brand new patrol car." I was like, man, >> because when I feel when I went over a squirrel, I feel bad. >> Yeah. Unfortunately, it happens a lot. >> It does. But on my dirt road, like there's squirrels and then there's hog squirrels. >> So, Bonaf is over there next to like Chipley, that area right now. >> Yeah. Bonaf is about 10 15 minutes away from Vernon. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. So, I've I've been to Chipley cuz there's a restaurant in Chipley that I go to and eat. They just opened up like Chipley was a dry state until about a month ago and they opened up a winery. >> Yeah. I I've been there's like a little country restaurant on the if you're going up through Chipley like you're heading towards and it's like right there on the left. >> Yeah. I can't think of what it's called. >> But it's a good little restaurant. It's right beside Taco Bell. I remember talking. >> Wait. Skins and bobas. >> That's it. >> It's good. >> Yeah, it is very good. Yeah, it is very >> Yeah, I I went I went there and uh so we went up to Simol Lake and >> Simol Lake is right, but um it's um this is >> Well, I I went there and then I ended up getting all the way up into Georgia into uh like Florence Marina uh state park, but it's like right Mariana and then it's >> yeah some Yeah. I don't know where >> I I went I went up that way and uh that's when I found that restaurant and I was like man this is good >> and so you know if I'm ever out that way I swing through there. >> This is good. Bonaf Chipl they got good food. They do. >> Yeah. >> Skins above got good food. >> Yeah. We don't we don't have good food here. This is Milton's kind of just in the middle. Yeah. Yeah. What? >> He just drove by. He's He's going down. Turn around. >> I really do. >> 228. There he is. >> There he is. >> Update my location. Almost at Nicholls Lake. This is about New Hope right here. We're almost >> No, you're you're in Milton. You're almost in Pensacola. >> What? >> Yeah, you went the wrong way. Yeah. Yeah. Hold on one sec. Let me let me tell them what's going on. Dang. You in that fancy car with them fancy headlights, bro. She She She's intoxicated. Um she I was I was coming uh northbound cuz I'm heading home. Yeah. in uh she was so um I just need to do a investigation with her and uh go from there. Um she she's got her friend with her too. Her friends her friends passed out the passenger seat throw threw up all over the window and stuff. So yeah, they're from So she thought that she was she thought that she was almost Bonafay and I'm like, "Yeah, you're 80 mi away." >> Um, she went the wrong way. They were out in Panama City hanging out. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You want me to back up? >> No, I'll back I'll back my car up. Hey. Um, I'm gonna back up just a little bit to give us some room. So, I just don't never want you to be leaning on it. [Music] >> Just so we have a little bit of room to work with. >> So, I'm I'm going to explain to you what's going on. So, uh, what I'm going to ask you to do is to to do some field sobriety test. Okay? Basically, what those are is just they're they're attention division test, divided attention test in order to make sure Yeah. Well, to make sure that you're safe to operate a vehicle, that kind of thing. Okay. Um, so what that's going to consist of is I'm going to check your eyes. It's called a horizontal gaze and a stagmas. We're going to do a walk and turn. We're going to do a one leg stand. And then there's a couple more that we could do, but that's just going to depend on what happens with the other stuff. Okay. >> Um, >> how much did you have to drink today? Do >> kind of drinks were >> Deputy Blackwood started with the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. During the HGN test, Deputy Blackwood observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Lacy did not touch heel to toe on each step and took 27 steps before turning. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Lacy failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and the test was terminated early due to safety concerns. I understand you got to have what tastes the best. All right. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to have you come up here on this uh this concrete. >> You're going to put your feet together, hands down at your side. >> Um do you wear glasses, contacts, anything like that? You don't? Okay. Do you have any kind of medical issues that affects your eyes or your balance? No, just kidney problems. >> Just kidney problems. Okay. Do Do you take Do you have any other medical conditions? All right. So, um, what I'm going to have you do is reach up with your right index finger. Let me turn my flashlight on. >> N I got That's good. Reach up with right index finger and touch the tip of this pin. Okay. All right. When I tell you to, you can put your hand back down. >> Okay. >> You can put it back down there. Uh, when I tell you to, just follow the uh >> with my right index finger. No, no, no. F follow the tip of the pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay? Keep your head still. It's hard to do. I understand it's hard to do, but hold your head still. Okay? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Let's go to slow down. Yes, sir. Try not to move your head. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, it's going to go up. Mhm. [Music] Okay. Golly, my lights are bright. >> All right. Let's put this here. >> I do need to change my license. That's good. >> You're I'm not worried about that. Well, I'm not going to mess with you on that kind of stuff. Okay. Um, come walk back more towards my car. You don't have to look. Just you don't have to stare at my car. So, what we're going to do is you see this line right here? >> I do see the line. >> Okay. Uh, come stand on this side of it cuz I don't want you to step on these and trip. Don't fall. There you go. All right. So, what you're going to do is you're going to stand. You're going to put your right foot on the line, left foot in front of it, heel to toe, and you're going to put your hands down at your side, and you're going to stand there until I tell you to begin. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps, >> okay? >> Counting out loud, looking down at your feet. >> Yes, sir. >> Once you get to that ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps to make a turn and come back. nine hill to toe steps counting out loud looking at your feet. So I'm going to just show you what it looks like. I'm not going to do the whole thing for officer safety, but you're going to have right foot on line, left foot in front of it when you begin. One, two, three. You're going to >> My shoes. >> Yeah. Yeah, you can take off your shoes. Go ahead. Thank you. >> Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it. It'll be one, two, three. And then you'll take those series of small steps. One, two, three, four, and so on up to nine. Okay, >> ready? >> You can begin when you're ready. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Thank you. If you want to stop taking steps that way, you can. You You've taken way more than what was required. Okay. Um All right. Come come back here where your shoes are at. Go right back there. So, come up to you. You You don't have to put shoes back on yet. U just come up to the lines cuz it's more flat up here. So stand with your feet together, hands down at your side. Okay? When I tell you to, you can raise one foot, either foot, whichever one works best for you. Raise it approximately 6 in off the ground. That's going to be about a Coke can. Okay? You're going to point your toes straight out, keeping your foot parallel to the ground. You're going to look down at your toes, and you're going to count out loud. 1,000, 2, 1,00, 3, 1,000, and so on until I tell you to >> Can I start again? >> Yeah. I I hadn't even told you to start yet. I was I was telling you the the instruction. Um but yeah, pick your foot up off the ground approximately 6 in. Point your toe out. Count out loud. 1 1 2 1 100 3 100 and so on. While you're looking at your toe, I'll tell you when you can stop. Okay? Give me just a second and I will tell you when to begin. >> I'm going to stand behind you so you don't fall. Okay? So I may catch you. >> That's okay. That's okay. I understand. That's okay. All right, you can begin. [Music] >> Yeah, I just don't want you to follow the traffic. That's all. Oh, there you go. Okay, >> you're good. You're good. You okay? >> Yeah. All right, we're we're going to stop it for your safety. cuz I I don't I don't want you. I don't want you. >> Look, I can see. >> He's not wanting me. >> I know. I know. >> Well, there you go. There you go. >> No matter what it is, I want to [ __ ] it. >> So, so you you are way past the level of intoxication to be driving a vehicle. Okay. You know that, right? >> I know. I just need to make it. Based on her erratic driving, her indicators of impairment, and her inability to adequately perform the field sobriety exercises, Deputy Blackwood told Lacy that she was being placed under arrest for DUI. Lacy told him that her mother worked as a correctional officer at the Holmes County Jail and that she was a lieutenant. >> I understand. So, you >> has her, but >> you'll be you'll be able to make bond in just a little bit. Okay. Go ahead and turn around. I am. >> Can I put on my shoes? >> Yeah. Let him let him finish doing what he's doing real quick and then we'll get you right back in those. Okay. >> Okay. >> Does your Where does your friend live? >> She lives in Pman Creek. >> Bayman Creek. >> Pman Creek. >> You think she's got somebody that comes to her? Her husband's in Georgia. >> Okay. Yeah, we'll have to have to figure something out there. >> Yeah, he just has to finish locking these so they don't hurt your wrist. Okay. In just a minute. >> Please, I'll have a baby. I just need to make sure she makes them look okay. >> She's with her dad. I'm going to go figure it. Hey. Hello. [Music] It's okay. >> I just need to make sure my baby makes home. Okay. She's with her dad. I need to make sure she makes it to my mom. >> Okay. Okay. We'll I'll let >> She lives with me and my mom. >> Okay. We'll let you make some phone calls and everything. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Let's go sit down real quick. We're going to go to the pastor's side over here. >> I'm sorry. >> No, you're fine. >> Can you please make sure my friend Taylor? >> Yes, we we are going to make sure everybody's okay. All right. >> Wait. >> I'm going to let you sit down. Can >> you bring me my vape or a vape? >> I'm I'm We'll We'll get your stuff and everything. Just sit down right now and then we'll uh I'll get everything taken care of. Okay. >> Taylor Low. Taylor Paige Low. >> Okay. Give me just a second. I'm I'm going to grab your stuff. Okay. Yep. Yep. >> Drivers come over, too. >> Yeah, I saw it. >> Did she? >> Yeah. She She's drunk. >> Oh, yeah. >> Dude, when I when I'm telling you that she was I mean, from one side to the I'm willing to bet that there's liquor in there, too. But I'm not going to worry about that yet cuz I want to deal with her. Hey, Taylor. Taylor. Taylor. Yep. That's what she said that she was drinking. Taylor. Taylor. Hey. You awake? Hey. Sheriff's office. It's the police. You feeling okay? >> No. >> Had a little too much to drink. >> I did. >> You ain't going to throw up on me, are you? >> You already threw up on the door. >> Be careful right there. >> Okay. I already had one person throw up on me today. I don't want to get >> Hey, >> do you have somebody that you can call to come pick you up? You're in Milton. >> Milton, Florida. >> Milton, Florida. Yeah. >> How old are you? Um, my husband's probably 21. I'm probably 21. >> You're probably 21. >> Yeah. >> Are Are you 21? Okay. Are you probably 21? >> I am 21. >> All right. So, hey, >> can I unhook this? >> Yeah. Yeah, you can unhook that seat belt. You're You're As of right now, you're not in trouble. You're uh your buddy that was driving, she is going to jail. >> Okay. Yeah. Well, watch you're in Milton. You're you're like out here in Milton at almost at I 10. >> Why is she >> for DUI? Cuz she was drunk driving the truck. Yeah, she was still drinking. >> No, it was hers. It was sitting right there. She was still drinking. So, yeah. >> Anyone local? Um, I'm from Bonaf. >> Yeah, you're you're about 80 miles from Bonaf. >> Can you afford a cheap hotel? >> Yeah, I probably can't. >> No, I can call Blackwater. >> Yeah, it's right up the road. So, >> yeah, let me I'll give them a call. >> I'm sorry. >> That's It's okay. >> I'm going to stop. >> She She She was trying to She was trying to help you and get you home right now. She's upset, but but which is understandable because she's, you know, having to face some some issues. But but the thing is is we're going I'm going to work with her as much as I can to keep her out of as much of the trouble as I can. Okay. Um set that there. So well, what I'm what I am going to do is I'm going to dump the this one out. So, >> yeah. Sorry. >> It's like I said, um it's all right. Do you have Do you have a shirt that you can put on >> um >> somewhere in here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I fig is this There. Here's a pink shirt. That this one here is >> cuz I don't think you fit in the little kids. >> Yeah. This is She has a baby. So, >> yeah. She did. Oh my goodness, y'all. >> Well, here this is a pink shirt. It's a medium large. Is that yours? >> That's probably my Yeah. >> Okay. It looks like you threw up on it. I think that's why you're not wearing it. Yeah. So, there's throw up on the front of it. >> I was drinking. >> Yeah. She said y'all were down in Panama City. >> Yeah. I did not >> drinking. >> She was supposed to come and get me home, but I did not know she was >> Be careful cuz you threw up on that shirt. Look. Look right there. Right. >> I got a hard time. >> Yeah. Look. >> Oh, no. >> Yeah. It's embarrassing. >> It's okay. It happens. >> I'm so sorry. >> We We've all We've all been there at some point, I think. >> I was just going to leave that one. >> Proceed to the room. >> It's fine. [Music] >> Back here. I mean, you may be able to grab Yeah, >> a little bit still. Empty one right here on the pool. >> That's That one's open. >> No, you can't drive. His husband's only in Bonafo, right? >> Yeah. That's why some hotel cuz we're like a few hours from Georgia. There's a hotel literally like walking distance up there. Yeah. Cuz if that's if I'm having my dispatch see if there's a room. room. I can just go ahead and >> take you up there. They're pretty cheap. >> You have enough money to pay for a hotel though. >> Just make sure you got your wallet. You can look and make sure you got your wallet and stuff. So, here's here's the thing. As long as you're 21, I'm not going to sit here and take all the unopened stuff. So, I just need a uh I just need a driver's license or an ID from you just to verify that you are old enough to >> They said they have two rooms, $90 plus tax. >> Be careful cuz you threw up all over. >> Gosh, that's invasive. >> Yeah. Do Do you uh do you know where your ID is at? >> I do. >> Is it in the brown purse? Yes, I believe so. I called her because I was just not >> Yeah, I know. I understand. >> I do not. >> Unfortunately, she's right there with you. Hey, you mind setting this on the hood of my car? >> Yeah, that's her. That's going to be her phone. >> I thought we were home when she called. No, >> I feel terrible. >> Like you're 80 miles from home cuz you live right outside of Bonafay, don't you? >> I do. I feel so bad. But I did call her like 2 hours ago. >> Do you know what time it is? >> No. >> So it's like 5:05 in the morning. >> You want? >> Yeah. >> I can start your toe. >> I appreciate it. Thanks. >> Yeah. If you don't mind with her, just make sure she has uh either cash or a valid card, please. Yeah. Y >> and then I can even tap her with her. >> Oh my goodness gracious. >> Mhm. >> That's terrible. >> What time did you call her? >> That was a long time ago. I think around >> like 9 10 kind of thing. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> That means that she hung out with you and y'all drank. >> Yeah. I can't remember. I don't She never came into the club cuz she's not old enough. They never would have let her in. So, I don't know. >> How old is she? >> Her I think she's 21. >> Okay. Yeah, >> she's got to be 21. >> Yep. She is. >> She is. >> Okay. I was >> barely. >> Barely. But, you know, well, July she turned 21. So, she's almost 22. When did you turn 21? >> I've been 21 22 23 24 for 3 years. Okay. >> 20. >> What's your birthday? >> February 7th, 2000. Which feels crazy because I feel like I should be so much younger than that. >> Don't worry. I I feel like I should be younger than I am, but I'm not, unfortunately. >> I just turned 39. >> I'm sorry. Can you hold this one? >> I'm so I feel embarrassed. If you like to be tan, >> great perfume. Listen. >> Okay. >> I don't want skin cancer. >> No, I understand. >> You got to try to be tan. I only burn. >> Do you? Me, too. That's what I feel. >> I'm currently peeling, too. >> No, she's in the patrol car, so >> I've been asleep for a minute. >> Yeah. Yeah. She uh we talked to for a few minutes trying to wake you up. You are out. >> I'm so sorry. >> It's okay. That's It's part of it. >> I'm so sorry. >> Here, I'm going to set this right there. >> That's fine. That's all the sleep I have. I have my card number, I think, but I didn't think I would need my >> So, you don't have You don't know where your uh driver's license or your debit card or anything is? >> I don't think I do in this purse. I think I have it in my truck. Good. >> Was your truck in Panama City? >> No, my truck was at my house in How did you get into the club? >> Um, >> you would have had to had your ID, >> Lacy. Lacy came and got me. >> But you would have had to have had your ID, wouldn't you? >> Mm- >> to get into the club. >> To get in there? I've been in there a minute for a minute. >> Well, am I going to get them in trouble? >> No. No. This ain't Panama City. >> Where are we at right now? >> You're in Milton. >> Oh my goodness. >> Almost in Pensacola. Wait, >> Pensacola's 15 minutes that way. >> Why is she going this way? >> Because she's drunk. >> Is that bad? >> Yes. She had no clue where she was. >> Oh, >> she thought y'all were in Vernon. You're not in Vernon. >> No, not even close. >> No. >> We're in Milton. >> Yeah. Nowhere close. >> I've never been in Milton. >> Yeah, you're almost to Pensacola. You're like 15 miles from Pensacola, >> actually. >> Yeah. Yeah, I live in Pensacola. I was heading home. >> Are you kidding? >> No. No, not kidding. All right, give me just a second. I >> Man, I wish I had those headlights. >> Yeah, they're very nice. Um, she doesn't know where her ID or her anything. She just looked in her purse and it's all gone. And she's like, "Uh, this is a problem." It's never >> No, never. >> So, I need to identify her, but she she says she's 23. So, >> she's never do what? >> Just know who she is. I'm working out. No, she she knows who she is. She definitely she she told me her name and stuff. She just doesn't have her stuff with her. All right, let me get her information. >> Yeah, I'm going to get it. 228. Show that subject 10:15. If you could assign me a case number, please. Hey, I need to get your name and date of birth real quick. >> Taylor, T A Y L O R L O W E >> 10:34. I'm sorry I didn't add her to the card. Stand by. >> Hold on. I I'm sorry. I was talking on the radio. What? >> It's T A Y L O R. >> T A Y L O R. Taylor, what's your middle name? Taylor. >> Paige. P A I G E. >> Uh-huh. And last name? >> L O W E. L O E. >> Mhm. >> And what's your date of birth? I miss Lope. >> February 7th, 27200. >> 272000. >> Mhm. >> All right. So, you're 24. >> Oh gosh. 24 is still young. Give me just a second. I'm about to add them both to the cart. All right. 228. I added the driver. Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, I'll make sure that that happens. >> She's almost 15 months old. >> All right, give me just a second, Lacy. Okay. Now, I'm going to try to make sure that uh that Taylor has somebody coming to get her. Okay. All right. I added both of them to the card. Yeah, she is 24. So number >> you can put her as the owner as her mama. [Music] Hey, it's okay. >> Do you have anybody that lives out this way that can come get you? Do you know anybody that lives? >> Yeah, like Crest View. >> Do you know exactly where we are on the My husband right now? >> Okay. So, you you are at Hey, here. I'm going to put it on speaker. Hey speaker right now. >> Can you hear me? Hello, >> baby. >> What? >> Can you hear the officer? >> No. What? >> Hey. Hey. Can you hear me? >> Hey. So, uh, where she's at right now is on State Route 87 next to Southern Raceway in Milton. >> Is that Lacy or my wife Taylor? >> That's That's your wife. Both of them. Both of them. But Lacy's going to jail. >> She is going to jail. >> Yeah, she's going to jail. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, she's going to jail. But yes, your wife is right here. Uh it's right off I 10. Um like just south of I 10 before you get to Pensacola. >> Yeah, >> but she's there in Santa Rosa County right here in Milton. It's at uh Highway 87 in Nichols Lake. >> Nicholls Lake. >> Yeah. Gotcha. Um, so I'm assuming you need somebody to send me to go get my wife. >> Yes. Yes. Cuz we're we're not going to take her in for anything, nothing like that. She wasn't operating vehicle. She's just uh asleep in the passenger seat. Yeah. So, >> got >> um So, yeah, we just need somebody to come get her. Um, we can get you I would say we can get you over here to the gas station or up to uh the Waffle House, but you don't have a shirt. >> Yeah. No, I don't want to drive over. Well, you you can't drive. You're not you you can't drive. >> I think I have a drive. Can I mean I think I have a shirt if you can hold my phone. >> If you Okay. See if you can find find you a shirt real quick. No, you're fine. You're fine. >> Got you. >> But but yeah, so >> I'll try to make some phone calls and see what I can do. I'm all the way in down South Georgia over here. I didn't realize I didn't realize you was with I thought she was already in jail and life was back at hell. >> No, no, no. We're still we're still on the side of the road. But yeah, she's uh she's not she's not going to be going anywhere. Um like I said, if if you got somebody that's like in Crest View somewhere like that, you know, somewhere kind of sort of close, it be good for her. But um we can if she can find herself a shirt, we can probably get her up here to uh um Waffle House and let her hang out there. >> Okay, that's fine. Uh I'll see what I can uh make happen, man. I'll make a few phone calls and see what I can do. >> Okay. All right, sounds good. Appreciate it, man. >> Yes, sir. Bye. >> You threw up on my pink shirt. >> You did. >> I'm sorry. >> That's okay. It's your clothes that ain't mine. As long as you ain't throwing up on me, I don't care. No, >> I could have threw up on you. That would have been worse. >> No. Yeah, that I wouldn't have been I wouldn't have enjoyed that. >> My friend. >> Do what? >> You tell me that I'm going to jump on my friend. >> Yes. So, she's going to be going just right It's right up here up the road at Santa Rosa County Jail. Yeah. Um she'll be able to bond out here in just a little while. Um um she do you do you know her mom's phone number? >> No. >> No. Okay. Well, she's going to end up calling >> her mom, but I can get her own. >> She Well, she she's going to call her mom when we get up here to the jail cuz her mom works for the sheriff's office over there in Holmes County. So, but yeah. So, we're we're going to get everything taken care of. And um yeah. Is those the keys to the Ford? Is that your vehicle? my fort. >> Yes, cuz that your keys are in Those aren't your keys. >> They're in my fort. >> Okay. In both. >> I was going to say make sure that those keys in the center console are not yours. >> No, I left mine alone. >> Okay. All righty. Hey, her um her husband's getting somebody to come get her. So, I told her probably best thing is just to go sit over there and play >> a letter on that one. I'd have to take her up to like the X or something. >> Okay. >> Yeah, they have a policy at this one here. They don't allow people. >> Yeah. She'll be able to just take the blanket and cover up with it. >> Leave that. And that's how that's her keys. Yeah. And you said the these aren't your keys. >> Oh, those aren't. >> Okay. Make sure you keep your keys. >> That's why I'm not driving. >> I make sure you put them in your purse so you don't leave them because you'll leave them. And cuz this is this is getting towed. >> Oh, no. >> Yes. So, that's why I'm saying make sure. >> Oh, no. >> Yeah. So, um what the the other deputy that's with me, he's going to carry you right up here to There's a gas station up here. It's an Exxon next to a a Waffle House. That's where he's going to carry you to. Okay. All right. Well, I'm getting overtime today a little bit >> cuz uh it is now 20 minutes after I'm supposed to been off work. All right. Um I appreciate it. I wasn't planning on catching DUI right the shift. >> The only thing I will have for the agency copy is a guy's name. I can still print for you if you want. >> No, that's fine. >> All right. That way you just go ahead and have it copy. So, have you had a good night? >> Not in a very good head space. I put my cat down yesterday. So, >> parking lots. >> Sorry to hear that. >> Hello. There's all that these new parts like the papers. >> Yeah. Charging. >> Yeah, she's she's got her phone. I don't know how good of a charge it is, but Yeah. All right. All right. Well, I'm going to go sit back here with her and then uh as soon as the tow truck gets here, I'll give them this and I'm going to get her to the jail. Yeah. All right. So, her husband has somebody on the way to come get her. Okay. Um I've got your keys. I've got your phone. >> That's your phone. >> I can't let you hit it in this car. >> All right. I know. I know you want to. And I I wouldn't mind if it wasn't for the fact we're in a patrol car. They don't uh hold on. So, you're 21. almost 22. Well, 22 in July. Okay. So, here's what's going on. Okay. I I got you. >> Um so, so what we're going to do is you're going to be charged with DUI. Okay. Um, you're also going to be um you're just going to get a failure to maintain lane ticket. Okay? I'm not going to charge you with the open container. I'm not going to charge you with any other alcohol offenses. Okay? And I'm just going to do the ticket and the DUI and that's it. Um, so what what's going to happen from here is when we leave from here, hold on one second. I'll I'll let you ask questions. Okay. What's going to happen is we're going to leave from here. And let me turn you. >> Yeah. Yeah. You're You're going to be on the Hold on. Let me turn that red light on for you. >> I don't want no light on. Can we turn it on? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. >> So So what's what's going to happen is when we leave from here, we're going to go up here and we're we're only like 5 minutes from >> to Homeless County. >> Well, we can't go to Holmes County. >> I I know. Um we're going we're furnace. >> We're We're going to go with >> Washington. >> I know it's Santa Rosa. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. You're in Santa Rosa. >> So, well, that's what we're going to talk about real quick. So, so what what's going to happen is we're going to go up here. I'm going to ask you some more questions. I'm going to ask you if you want to give breath. Okay? We're we'll take care of that in in a little bit. So, we're going to go up here. We're going to do that. Okay. >> And then from there, um, you can you'll be able to make bond and you'll be able to leave. Okay. You're not going to be staying at the jail for forever. Nothing like that. Um, >> no, it's not going to be unless you can't find somebody to come bond you out, it's not going to >> I'm sure your mom is going to be on her way to come bond you out. >> Daddy doesn't have her all the time. I just need her to get out early more than I do. >> I understand. >> I need her to go home to my mom before I >> You're You're going to be able to call your mom and stuff and get get that all going. Okay. >> I need her to go to my mom. >> I know. >> I know. Um and I know I know you're I know you're upset. I know you're freaking out and everything. >> I understand. That's the thing. I do understand. I just want all of which is with Colton, my baby's father. I want her to go home in the morning before I do it to my mom. Okay, if that's what it takes. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, you you'll be able to call your mom as soon as we're done. Okay. >> And then, >> okay. I just need Olive to go to my mom in the morning. Is not going to be able to reach me. I need her I need Olive to go to my mom in the morning. He's not going to be able to call me. I need goes to my mom. >> Yes, ma'am. And like I said, you you'll be you'll be able to call your mom. >> I need I need her to go to my phone. >> Sorry. There's hers. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I don't know how y'all do, but we always turn them in with the money. >> Yeah. You had $5. I'm going to put it right here with your phone. Okay. >> But uh >> and no, you're I I understand you're it's it is completely understandable to be no better than I am. >> Well, don't say that you're not good or anything cuz people make mistakes. You made a mistake tonight. That's it. I don't hold any ill grudge against you. You luckily you were the only car on the road other than me. So that's >> I'm I'm just saying I don't Lacy is okay. I just need my baby to be okay in the morning. I want her to go to my mom. >> I I understand and we'll we'll help you make that happen. Okay. >> Okay. Um >> so we're we're just waiting on >> I can't hit a vape at all. No, not right now. Um, so what we are in right now, it's called an observation period. I just have to, you know, I have to make sure that you don't ingest anything, that kind of thing. So that's why we're we're sitting here and stuff. [Applause] All right. So, we're currently trying to figure out where her stuff is cuz her wallet and her keys are missing. So, she doesn't think >> she she's got her keys. I just handed her her keys. >> She doesn't know where her wallet is, though. >> Yeah. She doesn't know where her wallet is. >> Yeah. And homeboy up there in the woods doesn't have his wallet for obvious reasons. He's in the woods. >> Yep. >> Got to figure out what the hell to do with this girl. Um I they're not going to let her into Waffle House cuz she doesn't have a shirt. >> Yeah. I'm not one of those sympathetic cops that like pays for hotels either. >> Yeah. Yeah. No. No. I'm not a >> I'm not a previous sergeant that I worked for. Hey, she's coming back here to look for. >> Can you find it? I think Taylor lost her uh wallet. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She she said that she she fell asleep hard. What? >> Hey, check your bag. >> Hey, she she said that her wallet was in her bra. >> My bra? >> Yeah, check your bra. There's It's not there now. Okay. >> Well, it's not there now. So, >> yeah, it and it might just be in the truck somewhere. >> I know what it is because I didn't see it. Her heart is at least. >> Yeah. >> So, where did you go to school? >> County. >> Holmes County. Okay. >> Did you live in Holmes County for forever? [Music] Isn't there like a like a cave or springs or something up in Pon? >> Um there's a blue hole. >> Blue hole. Okay, that might be what I was reading about cuz I keep trying to find places to go and explore. I like to explore things. I don't really know what the other is. It's the blue hole near Sarra which is the landing. >> Okay. >> It's near Westville that area. >> Yeah. Is it like a swimming hole kind of thing? >> Yeah. Sarah Gorda is I mean you put it in there and then ra >> Okay. Yeah, I'm wanting to find some places that I can go and explore cuz uh I like to find stuff. >> That is the good thing about Florida is you have spring. >> Yeah. >> Woods. >> Yeah. No, you're fine. You do what you need to do. Like I said, I'm not I hold zero ill will. All right, we found some parts. Um, so I'm about to get her going to the drive water. >> Okay, awesome. Thank you. >> Yeah, no problem. The closest relative they have is two apps. So, >> woo. Yeah. >> Are you you get off at 6:00, right? >> Uh I was getting off at 5:00. >> Oh, you're same as me, too. >> No, you're five. So, >> I'm sorry. >> I'm technically seven, but I was going home early today. Like I said, I won't really want to be here today. So, >> yeah. >> But yeah, I'm going to get her going. Um I'll get her to Black Water in and drop her off. >> Okay. >> And then, uh her teleformers are good. >> You don't need a supplement for me, do you? >> No. No. I appreciate it. Thanks, man. >> No problem. She's just making sure she has her stuff and we're going >> Okay. Appreciate it. >> Yeah. So, the way our processing works, >> I'm going to have to go all the >> No. No. So, we have we have a processing area that's usually only got like five or six people in it. Um, >> naked. >> No, no, you won't be stripped naked at all. The only time you get stripped naked is if you're going in for drugs, and you're not. Um, so, uh, they'll they're just going to get you in there and ask you a bunch of questions and that's pretty much it. >> Yep. You'll be able to call your mom. >> It's okay. Okay. >> I understand. Here's the 228 tow truck something. All right. Give me just a second, Lacy, and we'll get out of here. Okay. They're semi open. You can run off if you want. >> You got Kujo with you? Yeah. Make sure I got All right, that's your copy. And then if I just get your John Hancock right off the chair. There you go. >> I'm not used to getting fast. I'm like, man, I might not make it there. Uh there is throw up in here. So it's mostly on the pastor side, so you're going to be fine. But it smells like all the alcohol. Yes, >> it smells like all the alcohol. I appreciate it, man. Good time. >> Mhm. See you later, man. All right. This here actually Heat. Heat. Have you ever been in any kind of trouble? No. Okay. I just want to make sure that there wasn't anything else that was going to pop up when we got up here that make it harder for you to get bonded out. As long as you've never been in trouble, you're good. >> How long you been vaping? >> Seems like a lot of people vape now. I just [Music] >> Yeah. Do you know what time it is right now? >> About 5:45. >> You're on the money. >> I am on every single top. >> Good job. >> I got a good >> I woke her up and she was she was like, "Yeah, it's like 11:00." I was like, "Nope." >> Yeah, cuz the sun's starting to come up. >> Yeah, cuz she said that she called you at like 9:00 last night. is what she >> Yeah. She She was like, I called her at like 9. >> I was driving to the >> Yeah, that's okay. >> You're going to be okay. I know it sucks right now, but >> I know, you know. >> Yeah. >> This is something that you can get past. And it's going to take a little bit, but you'll be able to get past it. And like I said, we're we're going to let you call your mom and everything and get everything taken care of with your daughter. Okay. Yeah, there's a seat belt. Did Did you not get buckled up here? Hold on. I'll buckle you up. Yes. So, the seat belt's right here. Good. >> Usually. So, usually I have it right here. So, that way all I have to do is this. But I don't know what happened. All right. Give me give us just a second. I'll get you up here. Okay. 220 1019 1015. Copy. Tag mileage. Zulu tango uniform 44 mileage 17372 >> do what? Um, so your truck's going to go with JR's Towing. I've got your This is your slip that'll tell you everything that you got to do to go pick it up. Okay. Um, you'll be able to go pick it up and everything else and get all that taken care of, too. Let's go. The handcuffs will be off of you just a minute, too. I know they're uncomfortable. I've been in them before, too. 228 107. Copy anything. 17376. All right. Give me just a second. We're going to be sitting out here for just a second. Okay. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. All right. Did you say you needed to use the bathroom? Nope. Okay. We'll get I'll let you use the bathroom here in just a few minutes. Okay. this stupid thing. Do you want me to unbuckle you so you can get a little more comfortable back there? It's It's We're only going to be out here for a few more minutes. That's all. We're just waiting on them. They just took a guy in, so I'm waiting on them to get him out so that way you don't have to go in there right in front of a guy. Cool. Yeah. So, I'm going to let you hang out here for a minute. Let him let him clear him out. Okay. >> 12 copy for an honest park alarm. No contact. >> Hey, Grammar. She's a female. Just letting you know. >> Fantastic. >> Fantastic. All right, man. My elbow that should just tell you enough my my knee as long my legs I like as long as my legs don't feel on good then my legs don't feel good but I dang it my arms. and my my son was like, "Hey, Dad, let's go and float out on and so I was like, "Okay, yeah, I'll go float." And I fell asleep cuz I work midnights. >> Yeah, of course. No, that's I don't wear sunscreen now because it does not that's what that's what that is right now. >> Right there. That is cancer. Well, I hope you uh I hope you don't have too much ridiculous sun cancer or anything. >> No, it's just my mom and my grandkids. >> Yeah, that's true. I mean, if you're I like the sun. I >> put sunscreen on my face just because my face I will get sun poisoning on my face and my nose. So, put it on my face. >> Yeah, my nose got burnt too. My nose will get blistered up and it hurts really bad. So, I cover up the rest of my body with my face. It's just whatever. But the rest of my body, it does get burnt and it peels. But usually after it goes the first time, I'll be good for tan. Like a little bit Indian. >> Yeah. >> But if I'll get one put sunscreen on my nose and then I had a trail of it going in my nose cuz I couldn't put it under. I just put it on it. Sunscreen. I mean, not sunscreen, sun. Hold on one second. I got to talk on my radio and I got to be away from that finger. That'll be stupid. 228. Could you advise my 1015 time? 104. All right. Are these going in your foot? >> Yeah, >> they they are the worst shoes. >> They smell >> Yeah, they smell like fake plastic. So I um I was arrested when I first started the police academy. Yeah. Like my my like third week in the police academy. I got arrested. Um and I had to go to I had to go to jail and it was a nightmare. >> Yeah. >> You're not going to have it nearly as bad as it could be because you're coming in at a good time. Um, it's not a busy time. So, you're coming in at a good time and you're not going to have to deal with it much. >> Usually, my mom works at home. So, if I call her right now, I see my account. Is that okay if I call my mom? >> So, so what what you'll be able to call your mom here in just a little bit and then you'll be able to bond out of here. You're not going to have to stay. You're not going to you don't have to serve time, anything like that. This is literally just holding and processing. That's all it is. Okay. Um I mean they'll let you call her multiple times. So until until they get super busy, they'll let you come out and make phone calls like crazy. Uh it's not that it's not like >> you can't go. Not here. We It doesn't happen very often. >> Get beat up in jail. just because like I do have something to go home to. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I know. You got your little daughter. I understand. >> I've got to I've got to ask you some questions real fast. Okay. So, what what I'm going to read to you is this is breast testing. Okay. I'm just going to read you one small portion and um you'll be able to make your determination and then we'll go from there. Okay. I am now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Will you be willing to take the test? >> What kind of trouble will I get in? >> It it's it's just evidentiary. That's it. It doesn't determine trouble or not trouble. It's evidentiary. >> I don't want anything between me and my baby girl. >> No. No. A DUI is not going to cause anything between you and your baby girl. But that I can't entice you to take a breath test and I can't tell you not to take a breath test. Okay? All I can do is ask you if you would be willing to. If you don't want to, that's fine. If you do, that's fine, too. >> So, like I said, a DUI is not going to affect you and your affect you and being a mom to you again. Okay. Um the the only issue that you would have DUI wise is just your driver's license. That's it. So, so Okay. Right. So, okay. So, since you don't really know what's going on, I'll explain it to you. If you don't take the test, your driver's license will be suspended for you. >> I just >> But the thing is, I have a kid and I don't like I need everything. >> I I I got you. So, so if you if you refuse to take the test, your driver's license will be suspended. If you do take the test, then your driver's license won't be suspended for that. >> I just want to make sure like my kids This is a hat. >> I No, I I got you. Don't worry. Don't worry about that. This is not going to affect your kid. I promise. Okay. >> I understand. I understand. >> I completely understand. Okay. So, um I'm going to ask you one more time just because I have to have you say a say a yes or no. So, I am I am requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining the alcohol content. Will you be willing to take this? Okay. So, what you're going to do is you're going to blow into this and you're just going to keep blowing until I tell you to stop. Just take a normal breath and I'm going to hand this to you first. Take a normal breath. Once you take a normal breath, you can start blowing. Okay? Okay. Blow blow a little bit harder. You're still not blowing hard enough to even get it there, guys. Keep going. Oh, blow. Take a breath. >> Blow harder. >> Take a breath and blow harder. Okay. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Good. You stop. >> This hard. >> You're good. All right. So, that's the first one. And then it's going to do one more and then we're done. Okay. And then you'll be able to go pee because they need Do you still have that little peacup that they gave you? Okay. Cuz they need that cuz they got to make sure that you're not pregnant. That's good. >> You're done. One and done. Don't worry. I was one and done, too. >> One and done. >> I'm one and done. I am. Yes, I am. You know, I'm wearing Jordans. They're Jordan on. >> Have you Have you seen Have you seen this? actual Jordan boots. >> No, >> dude. So, yeah, I wear Jordans at work. Yeah. >> Yeah. Cuz I'm getting like >> No, I It was So, the reason why I started wearing Jordans is because I pay 130 bucks for I pay 130 bucks for the Rocky boots that I was wearing. 130 bucks. These these are $104 for some Jordans. And I was like, shoot, I need to start wearing Jord. And then I went I had to run after somebody. And it turns out that running in these are so much better. >> I can jump fences in these. >> This white boy can jump in Georgia. >> So they're going to put you in a little holding thing. That's what's going to happen today. So, number one, it's 6:00 in the morning. It's so night's over with. Uh, but they'll they'll set you in holding and you're just going to be hanging out with if they even got it. I don't know if they have any other women in here right now. >> Yeah. So, so there might be one other girl. >> Crazy, right? >> No. What' you bring yours in for? Is she crazy? >> I don't want to be crazy. You You're not going to You're not going to >> You're not going to catch crazy in here or something. >> No. This ain't like TV. It's not like jail on TV. >> Her mom Her mom's a lieutenant. Holmes County Jail. >> Home. >> No. So So you're just you're just in holding. You're not actually going to go back into jail. >> Yeah. No. No. So, so this is all holding here. This is it's called ACL. So, if you went through that back door back there, then that goes into the actual gel. >> Actual gel. Actual gel. >> Yep. All right. Here's this again. Like I said, take a take a breath and blow hard. >> Yeah, that's it. And keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. And you're good. You can stop. All right. Here you go. I'll take that back from you. Once it finishes this thing, I'm going to ask you a couple questions and then you'll get to go pee cuz I know you want to be. [Music] I was heading home. I get off at 5 in the morning. Tell me about it. I was I was waiting to go home and that popped up. Yeah, it's okay. And he is going to come come and wake me up. That's my son. My son. And he is going to come and wake me up as soon as I get home and I fall asleep. He's going to be like, "Dad, dad, cuz he got battleship yesterday and he wants to play battleship constantly." Okay. But I love that boy, so I'll do whatever. I'll go without sleep and play battleship. All right. So, we'll go ahead and just knock out these these questions real quick. So, I've got to read you your Miranda warnings. Have you ever You've heard the Miranda warnings. You've watched cops before, right? Yeah. So, it's >> 21 John Street. You have the right to Never mind. I'm not going to say. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I just got to read them to you. Um and then we're going to do some questions. That's it. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Okay? Do you understand these rights that I've explained to you? I do. >> Okay. And with these rights in mind, are you willing to answer some questions? I do. >> Okay. All right. Let me write this down quick. Yeah, you can have your phone now. Yeah. So, we can't have our phones in here un at first because this thing will pick up your RFID and it'll start going nuts on you. That's Did you hear it when it was beeping and stuff and it shut down on me? Yeah, that's what that is. All right. So, I know I told you while we were out there on the side of the road, but I'm going to tell you again. I'm Deputy Blackwood. I work for Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office. Okay. I'm just going to ask you some general questions are going to be about sleep, health, and um what you drink, when you drink, that kind of thing. Okay. Um it is just to gather information to make sure that there's no underlying issues that could have caused what we're here for today. Okay. Um when did you last sleep? What time is it? >> It is 6:15 in the morning. Here, there's your tissue. >> I woke up at um about 7:15. >> 7:15 yesterday morning. Okay. So, you've been awake almost 24 hours. >> Yeah. 7:15. >> All right. Um, when you woke up at 7:15, how many hours had you slept? Do you >> probably about six. Okay. Are you currently sick? No. Okay. Are you You said you are taking medication. I remember you saying that. What kind of medications are you taking? >> Um, I don't know. The exact name of it is prescribed by the dermatologist. >> Okay. dermatology medication to do for the uh the spots that sit about peeling it or just acne. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Do you take anything else? Nothing for your cuz you told me that you were having you had issues with your kidneys. Do you take any medication for that? Okay. Um when was the last time you took your medicine? Two weeks ago. >> Two weeks ago. >> Does it just for like when you start breaking out? You take >> I'm supposed to take it all the time. I'm just not very good. >> It's okay. I'm not either. Um, do you do you take any illegal drugs? I know you said you smoke weed. >> I do. >> Do you regularly smoke weed? No. Okay. >> And it was like dab, not actual like pot. >> You know, dab's worse than pot, right? >> Yeah. >> Because it's concentrated THC. Um, when did you do the dab? >> Yesterday. >> Okay. Like 9:00 last night. 10:00. >> Not 24 hours ago. >> Okay. >> When when you were with um >> No, Taylor didn't do it. It was just >> Okay. It was about 12:00 yesterday. >> Okay. >> Yesterday. >> Like noon? >> Yeah. Midday. >> Okay. Are you currently hurt or injured? >> I'm not. >> Okay. Do you have any kind of physical defects? Extra toes, extra fingers? >> Oh, no. >> Don't have a tail? No. Do you limp? Quit laughing, man. You're messing me up. Okay. >> Okay. Do you have any previous head injuries? Like any kind of traumatic brain injuries, anything like that? Okay. Do you wear false teeth? Okay. Do you wear false teeth? Okay. Um, are you blind at all in either eye? No. Dang. So, you don't have messed up teeth. You got 2020 vision. You're doing pretty dang good. Okay, I see how it is. You don't have a glass eye. Um, do you have any artificial limbs? No fake toes or nothing? Okay. Are you presently under the care of a doctor or dentist? No. Okay. When was the last time that you saw a doctor or dentist? >> Um, I saw a doctor about I mean I seen all doctor about 3 weeks ago, which is her doctor. My doctor probably about 2 months ago. >> Two months ago. Okay. >> I haven't seen a dentist. >> Yeah, me neither. I need to see a dentist. I hate the dentist cuz every time I go in there, he's like, "Oh, I got to do this." I'm like, office. >> Your your mom is Is she still an office manager? >> What dentist do you recommend with our insurance? I'll talk to you about it later. >> I need a new one. So, I want to do that >> cuz I need a dentist. Okay. Um, are you diabetic? Okay. Are you epileptic? No. Um, are you asthmatic? No. When was the last time you ate? >> 2:00. >> 2:00 p.m. like midday. Okay. >> After lunch and cheeseburger like >> McDonald's and chicken nuggets. Oh, that's cuz you did that dab. That's what it is. >> We were on the river and I just like I like I like cheeseburg. So, so you you were on the river and then you went home and then you get a phone call from Taylor saying, "Hey, come down to Panama City." And you went to Panama City. >> I went to McDonald's. I was on the river. >> Yeah. >> And before I even went to the river, I went to McDonald's and I got the cheeseburger just ketchup and then I ate that. And then Taylor called me. We were on the river and that was fine. And then >> and then y'all go to Panama City. >> Yeah. And then on the way >> and then and then you on your way back home is when you visited with me. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Uh you had a cheeseburger and chicken nuggets. >> Only two chicken nuggets. >> Only two chicken nuggets. That's fine. And >> we're we are literally almost done. Yeah, cuz I I >> if I have to use the restroom in front of a bunch of people, I like to be supportive just because you're you're going to be all right. We I'm going to I'm going to take you to where you need to go from here. I'm not going to I'm not going to just let you walk out that door and be like, "Figure it out." >> Cuz I hear a lot of things about Joe. So, so we call this the Milton Hilton because it's so so nice here. I'm I'm just kidding. It's not like that. >> No, I understand. >> I just heard a lot about and I just would like to know what you expect. >> Okay. So, there might be like two ladies here and that's it. Um, but because because they're going to they want you to do this and stuff, I they may let you do it over in the change out room, the change out area. So, we'll we'll figure it out when we walk out there. Um, what what were you doing the 3 hours before you were stopped by me? >> We were at Coyote Ugly. >> Coyote Ugly. >> Yes. >> Did my friend make it? >> Yeah. So, she went and got a hotel room and then her husband's coming to pick her up and cuz he's honey >> and and as soon as he's Yeah, he's going to come and you said the peach and lemonade. >> What? >> Without looking at a watch 4:00, what time do you think it is right now? >> 216. >> 216. Okay. You were operating a vehicle when I stopped you, correct? Your truck. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, you said you were coming from Coyote ugly. >> Yes, sir. Destin. >> And Destin. And where were you going? >> Bonaf. Were you were you involved in any type of crash? >> No. Okay. Uh, what city or county are you in right now? >> Bay. Okay. I don't know what city or county >> you just said what county it was. So well you're not in Bay County. You're in Santa Rosa County. So yeah, >> I didn't know. I didn't I didn't understand which if there was. >> So yeah. So Santa Rosa County is a separate county. All right. Lacy was transported to the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office for further processing. At the jail, she agreed to submit breath samples. Her breath samples indicated back levels of 215 g, 210 ml, and 218 g, 210 ml, which were more than double the legal limit of 0.08%. She was charged with a DUI 316.1931B and driving in an improper lane of traffic 316.0891. Lacy was eventually released pending her court appearance on a $500 bond. >> Uh, do you know what street you were on? >> I do not. Um, maybe Highway 31, 231. >> Highway 31. Um, do you feel impaired? All right, pause. Do you mind? Um, yeah, I'll leave my pen there for All right. Um, I'm going to go ahead and walk her out here so that that way she can use