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Okay. >> Yep. >> Just face me if you don't mind killing my lights. >> All right. I know you said you were coming for your mom's in Round Lake. On April 4th, 2024, at approximately 12:52 a.m., Officer Zachary Sasselino with the Wakanda Police Department responded to a report of a disabled vehicle that had crashed into ditch near Route 12 and Case Road. Officer Sasselino arrived on scene and observed that a 2011 Chevrolet Equinox had driven into a ditch between the northbound and southbound lanes. When he made contact with the driver, who was identified as Elizabeth Hernandez, he noticed indicators of impairment. >> Uh, what what time did you end up leaving at? >> Uh, around 11:30, I think. 11. >> Okay. Do you know what time it is now without looking? Best guess. >> One. >> One. Okay. >> All right. You said you had a few drinks. You vodka cranberries. >> It's a little cold. >> I know. A little windy, too. It's not helping. Um, so you had how many how many did you say? >> Three vodka cranberries. >> Okay. And at what time again? >> Uh, around 8 to 10. >> 8 to 10:00. You had him within an hour. >> He called for an additional unit to arrive on scene to assist. And officer Lily Meer Volinick arrived on scene shortly afterwards. Elizabeth admitted to consuming three vodka cranberries earlier that evening based on the motor vehicle accident, the odor of alcohol, her indicators of impairment, and her admission to consuming alcohol earlier that day. >> You had three drinks? >> Yeah. >> Okay. 159. >> And you don't remember how you ended up in the >> Well, I kind of lost control and I just went into the ditch. >> Okay. Are you okay? Do you need to see an ambulance? your head or anything? >> Fine. >> Okay, I'm good. >> All right. Well, I'm going to check you for DUI. Okay. So, I'm going to check your eyes first. >> Okay. >> And then after that, I know it's cold out here. I'll make a decision. >> It's chilly and it's windy. Yes. >> I understand. I understand. So, I'm just going to check your eyes, okay? And then we'll go from there. >> Okay. >> All right. What I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you just stand with your arms and your pockets are fine. Okay. >> This is a stimulus. You're going to stare at my finger and you're going to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay. Do you understand the instructions? >> Just my eyes. Just your eyes. If you need the blink, it's okay. [Music] It's cold. I'm almost done. >> I'm sorry, but it's cold. [Music] [Music] Almost there. Try and stand still for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you know how much alcohol you put in the drink? Did you mix it or somebody else mix it? >> Uh, yes. My mom's only uh my mom and my uncle. >> So, somebody else makes it? >> Yeah. >> They made it for you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Was it a heavy pour? >> No. >> No. >> I have one right there in my seat. >> Nothing heavy. No, >> not heavy. >> No, not heavy at all. >> Do you normally drink? Is that your normal drink or >> No, >> you don't normally drink? >> No. >> Okay. Is three a lot for you or is that normal? >> Uh, three. It's normal. >> Okay. It's normal. How often do you drink? >> No. Once every weekend. >> Once a weekend. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then that's your max or that's just >> That's my max. Yes. >> All right. What I want to do is I want to run you through the rest of the tests. Okay. Okay. Cuz your eyes are showing me some signs. >> Just tired up and up since life. >> No, I understand. But your eyes are are very telling. Okay. >> So, what I want to do is if you're willing here on the street before we bring you back to the PD, you're not under arrest. Okay. >> Do you do you know the legal limit? >> That's what you say. Yes. Point Zero. >> Okay. >> I know the legal limit. >> Here's here's what I'm willing to do. >> I'm just cold and I'm freezing. >> I'm cold, too. And I don't want to be out here just as much as you don't want to be out here. All right. So, what I'm willing to do is offer you a preliminary breath test. Okay? It's a little device. >> Elizabeth was also offered the opportunity to submit to APBT, but she ultimately refused. >> And I'm offering this because I don't want to see you go to jail. Okay? >> I don't want to go to jail. >> If you're 0.05 or below, you're more than welcome to drive out of here. Okay? But if you're 0.05 or above, then we're going to have to take a different route. But you refus what if I refuse? >> That's absolutely up to you. Okay. But I'm giving you this option before we go back to the PD. >> Okay. >> Do you think you're above the limit? >> Maybe with three drinks. Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to I'm going to run the rest of the test, but this is an option we're going to do here on the street before we go back to the PD. Okay. >> So, it's up to you. You can refuse. You don't have to take it. It's not admissible in criminal court. And again, you're not under arrest. Okay? This is just to help me gauge where >> if I refuse. >> If you refuse, we're going to go back to the PD. I'm going to finish the testing cuz I know it's cold out here and you're shivering. >> And what happens at the PD? >> I'm going to finish the testing and then we'll make a determination on where we go from there. >> So, if you think you're above the legal limit, you can refuse, but we're going to go back to the PD and we're going to finish the test. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Mhm. So, I'm going to have one of my partners grab your car keys, your phone. Is there anything else in there? >> I actually refuse >> to what? >> To taking the >> That's fine. >> Test right now. >> Okay, then we're going to go back to the PD. >> All right. >> Based on the motor vehicle accident, the odor of alcohol, her indicators of impairment, and her admission to consuming alcohol earlier that day, officer Sassolino detained Elizabeth under suspicion of driving under the influence. She was handcuffed, placed in the patrol car, and transported to the Walk Honda Police Department for further processing. >> Yep. >> I'm going to put your hands behind your back and detain you at this time. Okay. >> Okay. Who's taking my car keys? >> We'll take them with us. >> You have anything in your pockets? Stick me, stab me, poke me. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Just tell me. Don't Don't just read. Make >> up. Let's see. >> Okay. What? >> Okay. Just put your hands behind your back. We'll grab it. And what's your name? >> Officer Sasselino. >> What? >> Officer Sasselino. >> Sasselino. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Got a lot of bracelets on here. >> Let go of your hand. They're missing. Are you sure that's where I left my party? >> Okay, let's take a little walk with me here. Okay. >> Yeah. >> You got nothing on you? >> No weapons? Of >> course not. Why would I need just a civilian. Do I look harmless? Do I look like I can harm you? >> Hey, you never know, right? I got to ask. >> True. >> True. >> Just watch your head. Okay. >> Yep. >> Can you close the door? >> Yeah. One second. >> Thank you. >> Hey, is Lily over there? >> Yeah. >> Can you have her come here? 11:39 Christian better. [Applause] Step out really quick. I'm just going to pat you off. >> Yeah. 121. I have one detain at this time. Be transporting back to the PD. Heat. Heat. Let me see your car keys. I'm going to have Mike's pocket. >> I don't think it's going to my car keys or Oh, her car keys. >> Right in front. >> Thank you. [Music] 112. There's open alcohol in my >> Yeah. If there's anything else if I I'll call the toy yet. If I end up hooking it or hooking her, >> I just leave it. >> Yeah. It's not a hazard right now. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. So if she ends up in custody, >> then then we'll search it. Do you want me to grab photos and just come back? That's fine. Just take pictures outside of the car for now. >> Just take pictures from outside of the car. >> 8121 will be in route to the PD copy starting. 25273.1 [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] 56. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] 11 clear. Thank you. Everything's code for here. [Music] at the Wakanda Police Department. She agreed to perform field sobriety exercises. Following the conclusion of the field sobriety exercises, she was informed that she was being placed under arrest for DUI. After she was placed under arrest, the warning to motorist form was read to her and she eventually agreed to provide breath samples. bikes out there way back at close to 21. >> Okay. Step on out with me. Okay. Off. Go up here to the door. Okay. [Music] [Music] Take these cuffs off. Okay. A little warmer in here. >> Mhm. >> Again, you're not under arrest. Okay. >> Why you laughing? >> Hm. >> No, I heard this. >> You've heard it before. What do you mean by that? Have you been in this position before? >> No. >> What do you mean? >> Videos. >> What? >> Videos. >> I have no idea what you just said. >> What did you say? >> Videos. I've seen >> videos you've seen. >> What does that mean? Oh, I don't know what, but >> I'm going to search you one more time for you. You can take it off. [Music] I'm going to run a test. Yeah, sorry about that. Come here. >> Going to finish the test. Okay, I'm going to redo the eye test. All right, so I'm going to give you a set of instructions >> and just follow them as best you can. Okay, >> what I have you do is stand on this line right here, this black faded line with your feet together and your arms down at your sides for me. Okay, just hold that position the entire time. >> Okay, I'm going to have you follow the stimulus, which is going to be the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand the instructions? Okay. [Music] [Music] [Music] 13. [Music] [Music] Definitely. [Music] [Music] [Music] Okay, that's the end of the eye test. All right. I know you told me how much you drank already. Um, you said it was three black uh soda va cranberries. >> Black cranberries. >> Is that that's normal for you on a weekend? >> Just because I'm going to tell you why. >> It's a week day, but yes. >> Well, per week you say you drink roughly that much. I'm only asking because >> the vertical test I did with your eyes shows vertical nestagmus. Do you know what nestagmus is? So, it's an involuntary jerking of the eye. So, your eyes are bobbing up and down. And normally vertical nestagmus is an indicator that you drink more than you normally do. >> I've been up since 500 a.m. So, >> okay, >> that could be >> but that doesn't play a factor into the nice stagmas. Okay. So, that's >> I'm just tired. I'm just tired. >> I understand. All right. Um well, we're going to continue with the test. Okay. So, the next test is called a walk and turn. And I'm going to demonstrate for you, but I want you to follow the instructions >> as best you can. All right? >> So, I'm going to have you stand on that line with your left foot on the line and your right foot in front of your left with your heel touching the toe. Your right heel is going to touch your left toe >> like this. >> Just like that. Okay? And you're going to keep your arms down to your sides while I explain the instructions to you. Okay? Hold that position. Okay? If you end up stepping off the line, just get back in position. What I'm going to have you do is you're going to take a series of nine steps down the line, make a series of small steps to turn around, and take nine steps back. Okay? So, it's going to step forward, nine steps back. >> Yep. Just let me finish. Okay? So, it's going to look like this. All right? And you're going to count out loud. One, two, three, all the way to nine. Take a series of small steps to turn around. You're going to take nine back. I'm going to demonstrate three. One, two, three. Does that make sense? One, two, three, forward, one, two, back. >> You're going to do nine. I demonstrated three. You're going to make a series of small steps to turn around and nine back. >> Okay? >> And you're going to count your steps out loud. Each step, your heel is going to touch the toe of your uh rear foot. You understand the instructions? >> Yep. >> Okay. You can begin when you're ready. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 turn around. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay, the last test we're going to do is called the one leg stand. Okay, one leg stand. So, you're going to pick a leg of your choice, whichever you're comfortable with. You're going to raise the opposite leg approximately 6 in off the ground. And you're going to keep that opposite foot parallel to the ground. So, it's going to look like this. You're going to point your toes and keep your knees locked. You're going to look at your foot the entire time and count out loud. 1,001 1,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. Okay? Just keep your arms down, your legs straight, foot parallel with the ground, approximately 6 in off the ground, and count out loud. >> Can you draw this right? >> Sure. 100,00 1,002 1003 You're gonna go until until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. You understand the instructions? >> I do. >> All right. You can begin when you're ready. 101234 1056 78 109 1009 1 123456 17 18 >> Careful. Keep going. Pick your foot up and continue. 1,9201 22 >> 23 You can stop 1234 You can stop >> you. You can put your foot down. We're done. >> You're good. >> Are you good? We're done. You can put your foot down. >> Well, I can make mine. >> Okay. All right. The last test I'm going to offer you is the preliminary breath test now. Okay. The same thing you refused on the street. All right. So, you still have the same option to refuse. Okay. Okay. It's not admissible in criminal court. It just helps me gauge where you're at. Okay. >> I uh still my peace. >> Okay. All right. At this place, at this time, you're being placed under arrest. I'm going to have you take a seat. >> Why? >> For DUI. >> Cuz I don't want to take the test. >> That's not why. Whether you take the test or not, you're placed under arrest for DUI. I'm going to have you take a seat. Okay. >> What if you understand? >> What if I want to take the test? >> You can still take it. >> So, it doesn't matter if I take the test or >> It does not matter at this point. >> Why? >> Okay. Because it doesn't matter. I made my decision. I'm going to have you take a seat. >> You made your decision off of what? >> Off of what I've seen. Okay. Do we understand? >> What have you seen? >> I've seen you fail each test. >> I have not failed. I I >> All right. Well, I'm trained to observe these tests and determine whether you pass or failed. Okay. >> Oh, so I failed. >> You failed every single one. Please take a seat. Are you a righty or a lefty? >> I'm a righty. >> Okay. Can you remove your watch and your bracelets for me? [Music] >> Thank you. [Music] >> Please. Okay. >> Everything will be placed into a bag for you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, do you have anything on that wrist? >> No. >> No. Okay. Um, necklace and then your loop earrings or all your earrings actually. Can you just put it down for me? I don't need to grab it. >> All of them? >> Yes, please. [Music] 8121 one in custody for 55. >> What's your name? >> Says you know. What's your name here? >> Officer Selena. >> Selena. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Is that Italian? >> Sicilian. >> Sicilian. [Applause] Sorry. [Music] You just put my bag on. There's no holes in that. It's not going to go anywhere. >> You sure? >> Mhm. >> I lose this all the time and it's hard to find them. >> I need another your necklace, please. [Music] [Music] And then your your ring. >> Oh, >> I got it. >> Okay. All right. You said you were ready. >> Yes. >> Give me your left wrist then. >> Oh, >> okay. All right. If you want to turn and face the table, I'm going to read you what's called a warning to motorists. I'm going to start to >> I'm sorry. >> If I want to or should I? >> Whatever. If you're comfortable, you don't have to move. >> Um they turn off the >> Yeah. So, I'm going to go ahead and this. It's called a warning the motor. Okay. I have to warning to motorist. So I have to read this in its entirety to you. At this moment I'm going to start what's called a 20minut observation and at this time for the next 20 minutes you can't burp belch touch your mouth. Okay. Otherwise if you do we have to restart the process. >> You're kidding. >> I'm not kidding. I wish I was. >> So basically tie both my hands up. >> I'm No, I'm not tying both hands up. I'm just asking that you don't touch your mouth. Okay. >> Can you please tighten both of my hands open? >> Why is your mouth itchy? >> I'll probably touch my mouth. >> Okay. >> I'll probably forget. >> Well, we're not going to do that cuz it's not necessary. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm just >> All right. So, like I said, I have to read it in its entirety. Try not to ask any questions until I'm done. Okay. Subsequent to an arrest for driving while under the influence of alcohol, other drugs, or intoxicating compounds, or any combination thereof, DUI section 11-41, leaving the scene of a fatal or personal injury accident, you are hereby notified that, as provided in section 11-500 of the Illinois Vehicle Code, you are a first offender unless within the last 5 years of this arrest for DUI or leaving the scene, you have had a previous conviction or court assigned supervision for DUI or a similar provision of a local ordinance or a uh a conviction in any other state for DUI or similar offense when the case of action in the same or substantially similar to the Illinois vehicle code or a driver's license suspension revocation for violating section 11-501.1 of the Illinois Vehicle Code except in cases where you submitted to a chemical test disclosing an al of disclosing an alcohol concentration of 008 or more or any amount of a drug, substance, or intoxicating compound resulting from the unlawful use or consumption of cannabis as listed in the Illinois as listed in the Cannabis Control Act for DUI arrests prior to July 29th, 2016 or a delta 9 tetrahydroanabanol concentration of either 5 nanogs or more of whole blood or 10 nanogs or more of other bodily substance for a DUI arrest on or after July 29, 2016. A controlled substance as listed in the only controlled substance act. An intoxicating compound is listed in the use of intoxicating compounds act or methamphetamine is listed in the methamphetamine control and community protection act and were subsequently found not guilty of the associated DUI charge 214. Considering the above, you are warned if you refuse to or fail to complete all chemical tests requested. And if you are a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 12 months. Or if you are not a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 3 years. Or if you were involved in a motor vehicle accident that caused personal injury or death to another, your driving privileges will be revoked for a minimum of 12 months. Personal injury means a type A injury that requires immediate professional attention in the doctor's office or medical facility, including severely bleeding wounds, distorted extremities, and injuries that require the injured party to be carried from the scene. If you submitted to chemical tests disclosing an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more, a delta a delta 9 tetrahydroanabanol concentration of either 5 nanogs or more of whole blood or 10 nanogs or more of other bodily substance or any amount of a controlled substance as listed in the Illinois control substance act. An intoxicating compound is listed in the use of intoxicating compounds act or methamphetamine is listed in the methamphetamine control and community protection act. And if you're a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 6 months. Or if you're not a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 1 year. You are further warned that if you are a commercial driver's license CDL holder, your CDL privileges will be disqualified for the following time period. If you refuse to submit to or fail to complete all chemical tests requested or submit to a chemical test disclosing an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more or any amount of a drug, substance or intoxicating compound resulting from the unlawful use or consumption of cannabis as listed in the cannabis control act, the control substance as listed in the Illinois controlled substance act or intoxicating compound is listed in the use of intoxicating compounds act or methamphetamine as listed in the methamphetamine control and community protection act. If you have not had a prior 12-month disqualification of your CDL privileges, your CDL privileges will be disqualified for 12 months. If you have had a prior 12-month disqualification of your CDL privileges, your CDL privileges will be disqualified for life. Motorist under age 21, are you under 21? >> No. >> Okay. And this does not apply to you. Are you a school bus driver? >> No. >> Okay. This does not apply to you. [Applause] It is now 1:42. >> What time is it? >> 1:42. Okay. I need a signature that I read this to you and if you understand it, if you need to read it, feel free. If you don't understand it, now is the time to ask questions. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Oh, >> hey. >> Um, so >> No, not yet, cuz she was detained. Um, I'm going to have one of the officers go back and search the vehicle. Oh, no. Yeah. No, don't call for a hook just yet. Um, I want them to search the vehicle. Oh, okay. Yeah, just give me a few minutes. All right. Thank you. Bye. [Music] driving. >> Yes, you're driving license. >> Mhm. >> D3 and Vill. >> Most important part of that is what you're reading right now. that part. [Music] >> Water vehicle accident. >> Oh, about your privileges. If you refuse to submit to all chemical tests requested. >> So if I refuse, there's a there's a bigger cost than if I actually submit. >> It's a no. It's an automatic disqualification. If you submit, it's a lesser disqualification. >> 12 months versus 6 months. Okay. >> 6 months. If I take the test, >> if you submit to the test, it is a six-month disqualification of your license. If you refuse, it's going to be an automatic 12 month, which is a year. >> Okay? Now, when you applied for your driver's license, it's called implied consent, which means you already given up that right and you're stating that you're going to abide by the laws, which is why this is important. So if I take the test then I'll be less >> it will be less time >> showing. [Music] >> Well, I'm definitely not a comedian. I'll tell you that. So, but that's the important part that is >> Well, I wish you were. >> Well, you wish I was a comedian. >> You look good. >> Oh, well, I'm not funny. So, unfortunately, I have to give a lot of people bad news. So, >> damn. >> Do you have any questions? Uh, well, if it's like less time to get my license, then I'll take the test. >> Okay. Again, but you have the right to refuse. And I want I want to make that clear. >> Wait, what are you telling me? >> 6 months instead of 12 months. If I take the test, but if I refuse, it's 12 months >> based on a conviction. >> If I were your sister, if I were your sister, >> I cannot give you any advice. >> No, no, no. If I were your sister, what would you recommend? I don't have a sister. >> Okay. If I were your daughter, >> I don't have a daughter either. >> If I were your mother. >> Okay. >> What would you recommend? >> I would recommend not getting arrested for a DUI. >> Not getting a test. >> I I cannot give you any sort of advice. Okay. I'm not >> Take the test or not take the test. >> I'm not an attorney. >> No. No. No. No. If I were your mother, >> I can't can't answer that question. >> Take the test or not take >> Elizabeth. I can't answer that question. I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. 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 present with you while you're being questioned. Okay? 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. You understand your rights? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Some of our rights. >> I'm sorry. >> Nothing. >> This right here. Okay. >> Why are your teeth so white? >> Why are my teeth so white? I guess cuz I take care of them. >> Good job. >> Sign with you, please. >> I appreciate it. >> Over the X's. >> Why do I have to sign? Cuz you write all this to me. >> Just Yep. It's just confirming that you acknowledge it and you understand your rights. >> What's your name again? >> Officer Sasselino. I'm going to sign it as well. >> Selenino, you're not Italian. >> Cecilia. It's September. >> Sicilian. >> Still Italian. >> It's Italian. It's the south side. >> Mhm. I like it. Thanks. >> Can you hold it? >> Yeah. >> All right, that's good. 149. Oh, come on. [Music] I like your sentence. >> Thank you. >> Still got time. I started at 38. Still got 8 minutes with me until you can't touch your mouth. Okay. >> Until what? >> Until you can't touch your mouth. All right. >> Oh, I forgot about that. I didn't even know that. >> Well, you're doing great. You're not doing You're not You're not screwing it up yet. >> Totally forgot about that. Oops. Sorry, officer. >> No worries. No worries. >> I forgot there were rules. >> So, you're just with your mom or >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> My friend, my mom, my cousins. Yep. So, having a good time. >> You're just headed home? >> Mhm. >> Crystal Lake. You still live there? >> Yep. >> Okay. I mean, unless I die tomorrow or something, you know, you never know. >> Hey, you don't want to put that bad juju out in the world. No, >> don't say that. >> But, you know, life happens. >> I was born in the same year. >> 88. >> Almost. I was born >> almost 89. >> 89. I was an 80s baby. >> I have a feeling. [Music] >> All right. >> You look like an 89. >> Do I? What does that even mean? >> Swift. >> Not a Swifty. >> Well, doesn't matter. You still look like a Swifty. >> If that's good, I guess you look like a Swifty. I can tell. >> I don't even know what a Swifty looks like. >> Not too old. >> All right. I guess that's fair. >> Right in between. >> That's fair. No, I'm just finishing up the observation and then I'll start from there. >> Um, >> are they clear from the call? >> Yeah. >> Can have one of them go search and then start a hook. >> Yeah. >> Did you call dispatch? Cuz that's why they had me call. They said there's no tower out yet. >> There's no tow. So, is there one in the room? >> No, because I don't have a tool or not. So, there's just a lot of people. >> Okay. I didn't know who was out there. >> So, what happens if I take the >> Is it better if I don't >> I can't give you advice. I can't. This is This is totally I can't I cannot give you advice on what to do. This is going to be your options. Okay? Your choice whether you want to submit to the test or not. >> What if I [ __ ] fail it? Well, if you're over the legal limit, >> uh, I'm screwed. >> Oh, you're not screwed, but you submit it to the test, right? So, that's a lesser disqualification of your driver's license. >> Okay. >> If you refuse, it's an automatic 12-mon suspension. >> That doesn't help. [Music] >> 12 months versus what? >> Six. 6 months. Do you work full-time? >> Yes. >> You got kids? >> Mhm. >> And you drive to work. >> Mhm. >> You take all that into consideration, you know, >> 6 versus 12. >> 6 versus 12. But you're going to have a court date, too. >> No matter what. >> No matter what, you have a court date because you're going to be released today with a court date. >> So, when you go to when you go to court, >> where's the cell? Sis, so go with the six. >> It's up to you. It's up to you. I cannot give you advice. I can't tell you what to do, what not to do. >> No, you can't tell me what to do. And I don't I don't ever take men men's advice, but I do take recommendations. >> I can't even recommend. >> I do take advice. >> I'm a man and you don't take men advice. I can't give you advice. I cannot do that. It's it's your choice. You have the right to refuse. But again, that's that's why I read you the warning of motorists. Okay? And by law, I have to read you that so you understand. >> My guide tells me to do this, so I'll take it. >> Okay. >> I'm hungry. >> Totally up to you. I'm hungry, too. >> What are you getting? If it were open, I would. >> All right. 4 minutes. Okay. >> For what? >> Don't Don't touch your mouth. >> Oh, >> why? >> Because then we got to start all over. >> You're joking. >> I'm not. >> Why is that a thing? >> What do you mean? >> Touching my mouth. >> Because after the 20 minutes, then I can offer you to take the test. If you touch your mouth now, then we have to restart the time >> because it contaminates your mouth. >> Really? >> Yes. They they by law the 20-minute observations required for me to offer this test. [Music] Make sense? >> Well, I guess it doesn't have to, >> but that's the way it is. [Music] If I take the test now, 6 months. If I don't take it, 12 months. >> Correct. >> That's what you're telling me. >> Correct. >> Take the test. >> I'm not saying anything. >> Hey, are you still back here? >> You're not playing yet, but that's what you're playing. >> Can uh Why don't you get me a ticket number just for A2? Unqu. >> So why should you take the test? >> You can log in as me on a computer if you want. >> It [Music] unless one viewer going out to the car. >> Appreciate it. >> Do you need anything? >> Just let me know what you find. There's a cup. >> You guys need anything out of it though? >> I don't think so. Do you need anything else out of your car? We got your wallet, phone, >> water. >> You have water in your car. You can have water after this. But >> I had a water bottle in there. >> All right. Well, you can have water here. >> You probably leave that there. Yeah. I don't think anyone's going to take that. >> Do you have anything else of value? Money, jewelry, nothing like that in there? >> No. >> Okay. Uh, just document the whatever you find. Gracias. >> So, I should take this month. >> Listen, I cannot tell you. I can't I can't tell you. All I'm going to do here, here's how it's going to go. >> You are 89, baby. So, you can tell me. >> Here, here's how it's going to go. Elizabeth, I'm going to ask you to give me a certified breath sample. >> Elizabeth. >> Elizabeth. >> Not Elizabeth. It's Elizabeth. >> Okay. So, I stand corrected. Elizabeth, here's your opportunity to give me a certified breast sample. You have the right to refuse. Are you going to give me a sample? It's going to be yes or no. >> Okay. >> If it actually goes against me, then no. If it will help me, >> the only the only person it can go against or is for is you. Nobody else is doing this. This is for you. It's not for me. It's not for anybody else here. All right? It's just part of the process. If I were your mom, would you recommend me to do it if I back more than two weeks? >> I can't give you that answer. >> Well, then I can't give you an answer. >> All right, [Music] Mr. You're silly. I'm going to have to back out on your offer because I'm a smart woman. >> We almost have the same birthday, too. That's wild. >> Oh my god. You're You're a Leo. >> I am. >> You are? You're going to be 35 this year. >> I am. >> You're so young. >> You're the same age. >> You're like not too young for that. >> A year older. >> You're not too young for that old. You know what I mean? But we still [ __ ] up. It's okay. Like [Music] we make mistakes. We just grow up in that life in the world with punches. That is true. [Music] [Music] I didn't be happy when I was here. >> Let's just say that much. >> If what that you were here would be happy was here. Whoops. Mama locked up. All [Music] right, I'm going to bring you in here. Thank you. Shoot your hand over it for a minute. I think I'm okay right now. Christian went on the right hand side. >> Come with me in here. Okay. >> Yep. Just have a seat for a second. [Music] You saw kind of police. >> This is for 18, right? >> Yes. Police. >> Yes. [Music] [Music] Jesus. No, I'm moving. [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] How long are you here till >> for the shift? >> Mhm. >> 7:30 >> in the morning. >> Yeah. >> Wow. That's insane. >> How do you guys do it? I ask myself that a lot. What the hell? >> Somebody Somebody's got to do it. >> When do you sleep? >> I also ask myself that a lot. >> You sleep during the day? >> Yeah. >> Oh gosh. My daughter said, "Don't say shees." Who says that? >> Sheesh. >> She like, "Who said that? Stop." >> No. >> All right, Elizabeth. No. >> Now's the time. >> No. >> All right. >> Listen, that sounds too bad. >> You told me to say it. >> My name is Liz. >> All right. So, if you choose to provide a sample, just take a deep breath. It's like you're blowing up a balloon. Okay. This will time out. >> It will go in as a refusal automatically. I don't know if I want to. >> All right. Well, >> I feel great. I feel good. But >> that thing may lie. >> That's one thing it does not do. [Music] >> All right. So, it'll time out. If it times out, it goes as a refusal. Okay. >> Wait. So, if I take it, what if it's above the 0.8 8 the 08. >> What do you mean? What if it's above? >> Like will I get that 6 months supervision or the 12 month? >> It'll be the 6 months. The 12 months is if it times out it goes as a refusal. >> Fine. So take it. Is that what you're telling me? >> I didn't say that. >> Mr. Ceselino, >> you're going to run out of time. So make your make your decision. >> We can't legally tell you to blow or not blow. You have to make that decision on your own. Take a deep breath and blow hard. Blow. You have to blow. It'll tell me here. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Okay. Very good. >> Is that good? >> That's good. You can have a seat. Okay. I'll tell you what it is. >> Yeah. >> You'll get You'll get a cop. >> You're not going to lie to me. >> I know. I'll give you a copy. You take it home, >> frame it, whatever you want to do with it. >> Oh, yeah. I'm going to frame it and show my kids. >> You never know. >> Oh, yeah. I love you. >> It's.164. That's double the legal limit. >> You're joking. >> I'm not joking. >> What state were you? [Music] When did you come over to the States? When >> I was four. >> Mom, dad brought you. >> Mhm. [Music] Clearly a secondary always. [Music] [Music] What's your middle name? >> H >> What's your middle name? Yasmin. >> Yasmin. >> Y A Z M I N >> with a Z. That's unheard of. I haven't I have not seen that one. >> Yes. Spanish. [Music] Her [Music] [Music] breath test results indicated a back level of 0.16 for percent which was about double the legal limit of 0.08% 08%. 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