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On January 25th, 2025, at approximately 2:08 a.m., Sergeant Michael Jordan with the Whitman County Sheriff's Office observed a 2000 for Toyota Camry make an improper turn as it exited the Taco Bell parking lot at 425 any Stadium Way. He initiated a traffic stop and made contact with the driver, who was identified as Amanda Davis. As he was speaking with Amanda, he detected the odor of alcohol and noticed that her speech was slurred. He asked Amanda how much she had to drink and she admitted to consuming to drinks earlier that evening. >> But I am I've been trying to get in the I've been trying to set an appointment with the Pullman so that way I can get my registration up to date. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. You should be able to do it online too if you want. >> Um I'm not I don't live in Whitman County, >> so um I go in person, but I've already been on the phone with them and they said that I could just come in person to renew it. >> Okay. >> Same day. >> That's all. So, the reason I'm stopping you, when you turned out of Taco Bell onto Stadium Way, you need to turn into the first lane. You can't cross over into the second lane. >> So, I only did that because I saw traffic. >> Okay. >> While I was doing that, that's the only reason why I >> Yeah. Well, you're required to turn in the first lane. If you're going to uh impede traffic or whatever, then you just need to wait. >> Uh, how much alcohol have you had to drink tonight? >> Not very much. >> Not very much. How old are you? >> 32. >> Okay. Technically, my birthday was not. >> Okay. So, what's not very much? I smell a strong odor of alcohol coming from the car. So, >> apologies. Just two drinks. >> Two drinks. How long ago was that? >> Um, within the last 3 hours. >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> sounds good. Go ahead. Remain in your vehicle and I'll be back. Okay. 24 VR testing. Um, so I stopped her cuz she turned out of the taco bar, fell parking lot and didn't turn to the first lane, cross over in the second lane. >> Okay, I saw the song. >> Um, went up and talked to her. Slur speech, uh, bloodshot water ice and strong odor of alcohol. She's only got her window cracked this far and I can still smell strong odor of alcohol. >> She's the only one in the car. >> Only one in the car. She's 30. Um, that's where I'm at. So, okay. Um, so yeah, if you want to pull her out fields or whatever, I'll write you a supplement. >> Okay. >> What was her name? >> Amanda. >> Hello, Amanda. >> Yes. >> Hey, can you hop out of the vehicle for me? Um, >> can I ask why? I >> I'll tell you in a little bit, but I'll have you hop out of the vehicle first. Okay. >> Can I ask why, though? >> Cuz I'm asking you to. As a lawful request, I'm asking you to hop out of vehicle. >> Is there something that I did, Rob? >> Well, and that's why I'd like to talk to you some more about, but I need you to hop out of the vehicle to do that. I can't answer these questions you got until you do. >> I know, but it's not against my right to ask why. >> Nope, it's not. You're correct. And that's why I'd like to provide those answers. But if I've asked you not once, not twice, but three times to hop out of the vehicle. >> Wait, but there's not there's not a barrier between the asking and why. >> Why is terms I need you to hop out of the vehicle? It's because I've asked. >> What are the >> hop out of the vehicle? Okay. If you want my reason, it's because I'm starting my investigation of a DUI since obviously you've consumed some alcohol tonight. So, hop out of the vehicle. There's no reason why. Thank you. That's all I asked. >> Okay. >> I I think I was unclear as to why you were asking. So, >> yes, I all I asked was for clar clarification. >> So, as I said, let's walk over to the sidewalk. I don't want to see hit at all. >> Sergeant Jordan returned to his patrol car with Amanda's documents and called for Deputy Alex Peterson to come on scene and take over the DUI investigation. Deputy Peterson arrived on scene a few minutes later and asked Amanda to exit her vehicle. After some hesitation, Amanda exited her vehicle. Based on his suspicion of impairment, Amanda was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. Amanda told Deputy Peterson that she worked as a bartender at the CUG and insisted that she was good to drive. So, as I said before, as you hop out or before you hopped out of vehicles, I'm starting my investigation of a DUI. How much alcohol have you had to drink tonight? Here, I'll turn this way. You want the lights in your eyes? >> Thank you. >> Yeah. How much alcohol have you had tonight? >> Two drinks. I bartended as a cook, so >> Oh, okay. Did you like just get off work tonight? I did not work tonight, but I have been a bartender for many years, so I know my limits and uh I practice I do my best to practice safe consumption. >> They're hitting you on the radio. >> Oh, me? >> Yeah. Okay. So, you had two drinks. What What were the drinks? >> Uh beer. Cider, actually. Cers. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> About how long ago were those? Um, I had two within 3 hours. >> Within 3 hours? Yeah. Okay. And that's all you've had? >> Yes. >> And I saw Are you coming from Taco Bell? >> Yes. >> Okay. I I saw the bag in the passenger seat. I like >> the food is still hot. >> I literally still The food's still warmer than we are cuz it's in a nice warm car. >> Hopefully hopefully the seats are heated but they're not turned on. >> Okay. Um, so here's the deal. Whether my job to ask whether someone's got a little alcohol to drink or a lot is if they'd be willing to do some field sobriety tests. >> No, I get it. >> Would you like to do those tonight? >> Here's the question is um >> Sure. Yes. Okay. >> I'll do it. >> Well, I can answer your question. Just >> Well, it's just like I I it's a trick question. I feel like because if I don't submit, I feel like I get in more trouble if I don't submit. That's the problem. >> I I just take what everything I've seen from my contact of speaking with you, hugging out of the vehicle and everything just in one investigation. >> But you've had like zero communication with me up to this point. That's the only thing. >> Correct. >> Cuz I've interacted with my partner. Yep. And he tells me all of my observations also goes with what he tells me. He told me the reason why he stopped you was turning into the outside lane. I actually saw it as well. He just he beat me to the punch. That was right across the street. >> And I get that. And I was trying to do that because I I thought the person that was pulling in was in on the the right side of traffic. So I was trying to do that as a safety precaution. So that way I didn't like >> I was just trying to >> I mean I mean at least you have a reason. Most of the people I thought for that reason don't have a reason. So >> that means >> I've been driving longer than most people have been in college like have been alive. So >> that is true. >> So >> okay. Um, so you still want to give those fields a shot? >> Sure. >> Okay. Um, do you have any injuries at all? >> The first field sobriety exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmus HGN test. During the HGN test, Deputy Peterson observed 66 clues of impairment. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Amanda did not touch heel to toe on each step, turned improperly, and took an incorrect number of steps. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Amanda failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and did not count by 1,000s as instructed. >> Um, I mean, does back pain from bartending count? >> Is it bothering you right now? I mean, it kind of always bothers me, but I mean, it is what it is. >> I mean, it's good for me to know about. So, okay. Um, any glasses? Do you wear glasses or contacts at all? >> Okay. Any collisions in the last 24 hours? >> No. >> Okay. I gladly not get any car accidents. Um, let's move to the center of the sidewalk if we can. Just we want to stay within that curve. So, can you see my pen where it's at? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, follow my pen with your eyes only. Keep your head completely still. >> Follow the point of your pen. >> Where my finger is. Sorry. Right there. >> Okay. the top of the pen. With your eyes on me, keep your head completely still. Okay. You can blink whenever you need to. Okay. Continue to follow the pen where my finger is. Just we're going to be going up for this one. Okay. Okay. So, this next test is the walk and turn. So, what I want you to do is imagine a straight line going infinitely out in front of you with your left foot already on that line. Go and place your right foot heel to toe in front of your left like I'm doing. Okay? >> Go ahead and do that now and stop right there. Switch your legs. So here I'll face you. >> Do like this. >> Yep. Since your left foot already on the line, put your right foot heel to toe in front of your left. >> Okay. >> That's your other leg. You're putting your left in front. So put your right >> left foot in front. >> Right in front. Perfect. Just like that. Yep. >> This is my left, by the way. >> That's your right. >> That's your right. >> Yeah. You're right. You're right in front. You're good. >> Like my back. >> You're good. You You made me turn around to check. So keep your hands your sides. Remain in this position. Do not begin the test or step out of this position until I ask you to begin the test. Do you Does that understand or does that make sense? >> No. Can you repeat that? >> Sure. So, remain in this position. Do not step out of this position or begin the test until they tell you to begin the test. Okay. >> Does that make sense? Okay. >> So, for this test, you'll take nine heel to toe steps along that line looking down to your feet, keeping your hands your sides during count each step out loud. After your ninth step, you'll take a series of small steps around your lead foot. Take nine heel to toe steps back or roll along that line, looking down your feet. Keep your arms to your sides. >> I'm going to stop you right there. Sure. >> I'm going to have you walk me through that. >> So, I'm I'm going to demonstrate it for you as well. I just have to explain it for you first. >> I'm not going to cuz I'm not going to remember that. You >> No worries. Well, so I'll explain it. I'll demonstrate it and then I'll give you a chance to ask questions. How's that sound? >> Sure. >> Perfect. Okay. So, can I can you get back in that position? your right foot heel toe in front, arms to your sides. >> Mhm. >> Perfect. So, yeah. Take nine heel to toe steps along that line. Keep your arms to your sides, looking down your feet, counting each step out loud. After your nine step, you'll take a series of small steps around your lead foot. Take nine heel to toe steps. >> Thinking about 10. >> Yes. Take nine heel to to heel to toe step. >> Keep your arms to your sides, looking down your feet, counting each step out loud. I'm going to back up and I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Go. One, two, three. I took three, but you're going to take nine. You understand? Okay. >> So, step out with your back foot. Take that series of small steps around your lead foot. And it's one, two, three. Once again, I took three. You're going to take nine. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I promise I'd give you a chance to ask questions. Do you have any questions? >> It's silly, but okay. >> Okay. Um, I don't know if that was a question or not, but >> it's important to know. >> I did basic training in high school and this is sillier than that. >> Uh, it's important to know once you begin the test, you do not stop or pause the test till you feel you are completely done. Do you understand? >> Sure. >> Okay. Go ahead and begin whenever you're ready. >> Okay. So, I'm taking nine steps and then I'm stepping with my left foot like this. >> Take a series of small steps around your lead foot. Yep. As I instructed and demonstrated. Okay. Keep your arms to your sides. There you go. Okay, go ahead and turn and face me. Almost fell down the hill. Stand your feet together, hands to your sides. So, this test is the one leg stand. So, you'll stand on your either your left leg or your right leg. It's your choice. I don't care. Lift it approximately 6 in off the ground. Keep your toe pointed straight out forward. Both legs straight. Keep your arms to your sides. Look down your raised foot. Count out loud. 1 10002 1. You'll continue to keep counting until I tell you to stop. So, I count to five. You'll keep going. I'll let you know when to stop. Okay. >> What's the limit? >> I'll let you know when. >> There's a limit though. You're going to do it for 30 seconds. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> So, whatever you count to in 30 seconds. >> Okay. So, go ahead and begin whenever you're ready. >> Sorry. >> No worries. >> Go ahead and count. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. You count out loud. >> My bad. >> Remember I was doing 10,002. You count out loud like that. Yep. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Following the field sobriety exercises, Amanda was offered the opportunity to submit to APBT. The results of the PBT indicated ABAC level of 0.169% which was more than double the legal limit of 0.08%. And now we're at 30 seconds. Okay, so this last test, the preliminary breath test. This has not moved the evidentiary breath test. And like everything we've done, Sorry. Say that again. >> So this did preliminary breath test or commonly known as a PBT >> and this did not move the evidentary breath test. >> So it this can't be used in court against. >> Okay. Thank you. The words were >> it. They're larger words. Um have you ever blown up with balloon before? >> Yes. >> Just like that. Big deep breath in. Let the straw blow out about 3 to 5 seconds. >> Okay. >> So whenever you're ready, blow into the straw. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. and some. >> Okay. Do you know what the legal limit is to drive in the state of Washington? >> 08. >> So it's only 08, not Z8. >> Okay. >> 08. Do you think you'd be above that or below it? >> In the middle. >> In the middle. So you think you'd be like a 04? >> Probably. >> Okay. We'll see. This will tell us if you're tell me the truth of two drinks and how long ago would you say? >> 3 hours. >> 3 hours. Okay. So this comeback is.169. So you were over double the legal limit to drive. cuz I've only had two drinks. >> Based on her traffic infraction, the odor of alcohol, her inability to adequately complete the field sobriety exercises, and the results of the PBT. Amanda was placed under arrest for driving under the influence. >> I don't know about that. I think you've had more, but go ahead and place your hands behind your back, >> though. Like, >> put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest where you are. >> I've only had two days. >> Can I at least turn off my car? >> We'll we'll figure all of that out, but yes. Where were you headed to? >> I was headed home. >> Um, so do you mind if we park your car somewhere here? >> No, cuz wait before you before you do that, please. >> No, >> I don't want my car to get to >> We're not towing it. Park it somewhere for you so it doesn't get towed. >> Okay. Get my phone. >> Oh, of course. Yeah, we'll get your phone. Probably want your wallet, too, right? >> Yeah. Can you revis poly team? I have one in custody. Do you decide at any time not to exercise this right? Do you understand that? Do you understand that? >> I just it's really important that I want you to understand those because those are your rights. Okay. Do I Would it help if I told you to you again? >> I understand. >> You understand? Okay. So, you want your phone and your wallet out of your car, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. What uh >> and my keys? >> Of course. Yeah. And we'll lock your car up. We just got to find a spot we can park it. >> Um this >> cuz if my car gets to you guys, honestly. >> Okay. Um there's usually spots down there. Uh like >> oh behind that candy I think behind the Jeep spot and I looked at their spots in front of both of them. >> Those are apartments so those don't count. >> Okay. >> Well, where would you like us to park? >> Uh somewhere where my car won't get towed preferably. >> It won't get towed over there. That's from experience. I parked cars over there overnight. This isn't my first time doing this. And they were not I was not notified of any tow bills or anything. >> Sure. >> And and I'm going to be honest with you, the only way we can ensure that your car doesn't get broke into or anything like that is to tow it. So this is on you. >> I'm not going to lie. I'm not from here. So I'm not scared of my car getting broken to in Poland. >> Okay. >> But I'm more scared of my car getting towed. Okay. >> Okay. So as long as it doesn't get towed, I'm not scared of it getting broken in. >> But we don't like towing cars. That's why we know we need to know where you'd like to park it. >> As somewhere that's not in the tow zone, >> we can do that. So we'll park it down here. Okay. >> Thank you. >> So before we get wallet and phone and everything, we'll go to the second car. Can I get my vape? >> I'm stressed. >> Really? I can't. Wait, I can get my vape before I get in the car? >> Nope. >> No, we got to go to the second car. >> Y'all are some haters. >> You're haters, y'all. Can you not touch me? >> Uh, I have to trying to see the 911 there. Trying to face that. Do you have anything in your pockets at all? I literally have like stretch pants. There's nothing in my pocket. >> Okay. I regardless, I have a job to do. >> Where do you work at now? >> The Coug. >> At the Coug. Okay. >> Are you guys allowed to drink at work? >> Off shift? Yes. >> When were you off shift? >> I worked I think Monday. Oh, okay. You don't you don't work today at all. >> I don't >> That's what I thought you told me that earlier, but that makes sense. >> Well, I follow liquor control. Like, I have a liquor license, so I follow protocol. >> You just don't follow the laws of for DUI. >> Bye. Goodbye. >> Goodbye. >> Um, I'll run. >> Okay. Yeah. >> What's that? They we dude they let us arrest as many people as we want. We don't even have a quarter. >> You got to park it somewhere. >> Where's your driveway? >> I don't know. I don't know if I trust you to leave it alone, though. >> Huh? >> I don't know if I trust you to leave it alone. >> Fair enough. >> Yeah. I mean, that's fair. I don't I don't really want anything to do with this. Like >> you just you just offer to park in your driveway. >> I'll just pull it down there if you don't mind staying with my car cuz I don't >> Yeah, I'll I'll get the her phone and all that from you for sure. >> Um I can grab it 167. >> I knew she was pretty high. >> Oh yeah, >> just by talking. Did you see her when she hopped out of the vehicle? >> No. Is that a charger or something? >> Oh, it come out. >> And she >> getting out of the vehicle. She's leaning the entire time, walking along it like Oh. >> Uh oh. Is this it? >> Oh, there you go. Probably >> then I'll get those come back. Sweet. Okay. Heat up here. Oh my god. That's Poland. They're not allowed to come to my stop. >> So, was it was it a lie when you took a breathalyzer? Because I passed every test up until the breathalyzer and that's the GT. >> Do you want me to be honest with you? >> Yeah. I want >> I I think I think you you failed every test impressively bad. >> Impressively bad. >> Impressively bad. >> How so? >> Imp. So that we just look for certain clues. When I do the eyes, it's six clues that we look for, three in each eye. When we do the walk and turn, the ninestep walk and turn, there's eight clues we look for. And when I do the one leg stand, then there are four clues we look for. Uh looking at your eyes, I saw six out of six clues. That just shows you've had a high amount. That just shows you've had um lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustainness and maximum deviation onset of the stagness prior to 45 degrees. It comes with consuming a lot of alcohol. Uh on the walk and turn just off the top of my head, I have one, two, three, four, five of eight clues. And that's just off the top of my head. And I had >> and I had two of the police again. >> And I had two of four on the one leg stand. Once again, that's just off top of my head. >> Ga. >> Uh, we don't need degrees for this one. And then I got her ID and the registration. Yeah, I just grabbed those. >> Uh, we need degrees to be cops. >> Degree. >> Yeah. >> I mean, I guess it's encouraged, but I was I was never told I needed one. I wasn't either. I've been doing it for a few years. Seems to be doing fine. >> Exactly. >> So, she's just in front of all those cars on >> like that white one that a couple more ahead of it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'll just say she carried it on wherever that is. >> Yeah, it's on What street is? >> Harvey or No, that's not Harvey, is it? I think so. >> Yeah, I think you're right. >> I didn't know. Yeah, I guess Harvey does it all the way down. >> Yeah. And then it ends if it goes down the other way. Yeah. >> Yeah. She's she's like, "So the breath I said you lied. That was used against me." I'm like, "Well, I just was PC, but I you don't even be honest. I had it way before that." >> Yeah. >> And she's like, "How?" And so I listened off my clues to her right there. She's like, >> "No, that's not that's what she mentioned. Like I needed to >> I think it was 11 steps back. >> I didn't even count. I was I was too focused on the arms not counting >> in between each foot." I'm like, "Oh my goodness." >> Uh, all right. Thank you. >> I'll be right behind you. >> Oh, yes. Yes. I hope so. >> Okay. So, I tell everybody what we're doing before we do it. That way there's no surprises. Right now, what we're going to be doing is going to Pullman PD. There's some more paperwork there. Um, and well, then we'll go from there once we finish that paperwork. That's pretty big if you ask me. >> Uh yeah, due to laws and case law, that's the best I can give you. >> Step policing. >> PD test. Beginning mileage 171 983. Um, so what got me into it there? Well, there's a lot of reasons. Uh, first one is, uh, I guess most people in the past have considered me somewhat of a, uh, control freak kind of deal. I like, and the biggest thing where I like to have control of is the safety of myself and the safety of others. So, I figured there's those in the community, in the public that uh they complain about everything and they complain they need more safety, but they don't do anything about it. I wanted to put myself in a position where I can do something about it and help keep the public safer. And then the other part of having family members in law enforcement and other personal experiences I want to make sure nobody else has. >> So are you are are you like born and granted? >> Oh definitely not. >> Where you from? >> I am from Arizona. >> What part of Arizona? >> What part are you from first? >> You saw my ID. You know where I'm from. Where you from Arizona? >> I didn't even look. >> You have my ID. Arizona from >> I have it. I got it. Well, you it's legal for you to be distracted and driving me. >> No, it's not. >> Okay. >> I'm from answering this question. >> It It's dangerously distracted. You got to answer where you're from. >> No, you have my You have >> I'm from I'm from the good part of Arizona. That's all that matters. >> Huh? >> I'm from the good part of Arizona. That's all that matters. >> There ain't no good and bad parts. Arizona is Arizona. >> There's some There's definitely some bad parts. >> Well, there's bad parts of Washington. There's bad parts of Oregon. Bad parts of California. I agree with all that. >> What part of Arizona you from? >> Take a guess. >> I I'll give I'll give you three guesses. I'll give you three guesses. >> Are you three guesses? >> Scottdale. >> Nope. You got two left. >> Gilbert. >> Nope. Got two left. >> Chandler. >> Or one left. No. >> Where? Where you from? >> Flagstaff. >> A >> up in the mountains. >> No. Oh, yeah. That explains a lot. I'm not going to lie. That explains a whole lot. >> What you mean? Ow. >> Flags with a hole as leg square. You're square as [ __ ] >> What? What? >> That me so much. >> You're saying Flagstaff is square. >> Flagstaff to Pullman. That's like a pipeline. What you talking about? >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I don't even live in Pullman and I didn't come here for Pullman. >> You don't live in Pullman, but you're on the police force. Tell me that's a lie. >> I'm not on Pullman's police. I work for the county. Like, we're outside of all over the place. You're not >> part of the police force. Do you live out here? >> Yeah, but not in Pullman. Yeah. >> So, what you live in like Whitman County? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's still Pullman technically. >> No, it ain't. Pullman's like a small part of Whitman County. >> So, you you're a country boy. That That's still a pipeline. >> Something like that. >> Flagstaff to pipeline [ __ ] country ass boys. >> Flag. You're saying Flagstaff is country. >> [ __ ] that. >> No. Okay. If you said Flagstaff was hippie, then I'd agree with you. >> Okay. Cuz you know why? Because I lived in Utah and you know what? You know what's You know what's more country? You know what's more not even country. Not even just You know what's more bougie than [ __ ] Utah? Flagstaff. Because >> what? I love Flagstaff. This is a great town. >> No, Flagstaff is beautiful. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. >> Privileged. >> Yeah, cuz we live in a beautiful town. I always feelriv Yeah. >> Because I live in a beautiful town. >> At least you admit it. I don't respect you. At least you admit you're privileged cuz you don't know what unprivileged looks like. >> Step the polyine arrived. >> Oh, if only you knew. >> If only you knew. >> Period. Unspoken words. >> Yeah. >> Words I've never heard. >> Uh-oh. I lost your ID. Just kidding. >> No, mom. >> No, I haven't heard that in a while. Nobody in Pman. Nobody in Pullman says that. >> They don't experience too many Mexicans. That's why >> don't you There was plenty of fire staff. A lot of my friends were. >> But they're smart enough not to get in trouble unlike me. >> Well, I'm not going to argue that one. >> Yeah. I don't think anybody I said that so many times that nobody knows what I'm saying. >> No, mine is. >> Yeah. There you go. I walk into a room, someone say some stupid stuff. Be like, "No, mine is." We >> No, for real though. I I've said that a few times. People look at me crazy. I like >> You said You say that while you're bartending, huh? >> Like, >> you say that while you're bartending, huh? >> No, I don't actually. >> That'd be That'd be a good thing to say cuz then you're just like some drunk college kids like confused as [ __ ] No, I think I said it once while I while I was bartending and I did have some college kids look at me crazy. I was like, I have to save the crowd for that. >> Cuz they're cuz they're the ones that are spoiled so they'd be confused. >> They literally don't. There's literally one Mexican crowd, like one tiny little Mexican crowd. And they were like, "Ah, okay. I see what's up." But they don't come in very often. They're not regulars. >> They go to >> Oh, yeah. They don't really go to Greek. Huh? break row is all white privilege. >> Uh I'm not going to argue that. >> I mean that's from zero argument. You would know it better than I do cuz you work up there, but I'm not going to argue that. >> I'm not going to have to pay like, 000 fine, am I? >> Um we'll get to that. >> Well, okay. So, you said that the the breathalyzer wasn't my wasn't held against me. >> Correct. That one wasn't correct. >> I I passed my head. >> No. >> No. All right, go and hop on out. You said I'm lying. Uh, I get arrested if I lie, so I can't lie. >> I would love to do that. >> That's messed up. >> That was not >> All right, >> that would be >> I'll cut you slide. Given >> given your situation, I'll cut you slide. >> Okay, so you see the door with the orange paper right in front of us. >> Nope. >> You're going to have to point that out to me. So, we'll be going there and there's a room. You go in the room and I'll meet you on the other side of it. >> Sure. >> All right. Now, let's meet you on the other side of that door. These radios are so bad. >> Huh? Ours? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's been all day. I don't know what it is. Especially our portables are useless today. >> I can't understand anything you're saying. It's pure static. >> Um, do you need her information at all? >> Is it in your case? >> It should be. Let's see >> if it is. >> I would hope so, but that's another thing that hasn't been happening. >> Oh, >> today. Oh, sweet. Oh, you're just kid. You're kidding. Well, I got to hurry here cuz Pman just got one. >> Yeah. >> Darn it. Um, >> if it's the New York State Returns license, >> I believe she's in it. >> Yes. Yeah, she's >> so Amanda Davis. >> Okay. >> Yep. I got all of her information. I didn't know if you needed it all. >> I just put their name in the booking log in case you guys ever need to pull any video or anything. >> Sergeant Jordan parked Amanda's car in a nearby parking lot while Deputy Peterson transported her to the Pullman Police Department for further processing. At the Pullman Police Department, Amanda asked to speak with an attorney. After speaking with the attorney, Deputy Peterson read her the implied consent warning and she agreed to submit breath samples. When he attempted to ask her a few questions, she gave him the silent treatment. >> Okay. Okay, come through here. Then you take a seat in this chair here. We'll get some going. >> What's your name? >> Uh, Deputy Peterson or Alex? Yep. >> No. What? >> Whatever that is. >> Those are breath tubes. >> Those are what? >> Breath tubes. >> Don't need it. >> Okay. Well, we'll get to all that here in a bit. Phoenix or something. >> Yes. Coming from Flagstaff privilege. I've got Uncle R who's a detective for Phoenix PD. >> All right. So, everything that I'm seeing on my tablet here is this DUI packet. I just do on my tablet cuz my handwriting is >> it is atrocious. It's bad. >> Um, okay. So, constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. If you are under the age of 18, anything you say can be used against you in a juvenile court prosecution for a juvenile offense and can also be used against you in an adult court criminal prosecution if the juvenile court decides you're to be tried as an adult. You have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one be appointed without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? >> Yes. >> I have read or have had read to me the above explanation of my constitutional rights and I understand these rights. >> Yes, >> I understand my constitutional rights. I have decided not to exercise these rights at this time. Any statements made by me are made freely, voluntarily, and without threats or promises of any kind. >> Yes. Okay. How soon can I get out of here? So, uh, have you ever been arrested for DUI before? >> I've never been arrested. Period. >> Period. Okay. So, that makes it easier. Um, so once we finish everything here, what's going to be happening is you'll be going to when we go to the Whitman County Jail in KFax. You'll get booked in process there. And since you've never been arrested for DUI, you can bail out as soon as they're done with that. And then you're good to go. >> Which is when and where? >> Uh, from now. So the where is in Kfax? This is about 15 20 minutes away from here. And when I give it take about an hour and a half, 2 hours from now. >> So who's going to take me there? >> I'll be taking you there. >> Oh my god. I'm stuck with you for the next 3 hours. >> Unfortunately, you are. >> Oh my god. >> You're saying you rather be stuck with my sergeant? I'd rather be at home in bed. >> Well, I I won't argue about that. You're >> drinking a [ __ ] topo chico. >> A to a It's a selter water. >> Does it have alcohol in it? >> No. >> No alcohol. >> I think you had enough alcohol today. >> It's a literally a filter. It's kombucha. >> Oh, okay. Okay. I have Do you just say kombucha? >> I'm healthy. >> Okay. >> I just drink once. I literally drink once a month and I got unfucking lucky. >> I'm too old to be >> Oh, you can drink all you want. Just don't drive. Drink and drive. >> I literally I I am a an unconventional student in college. Like I my purpose is not to fit in. I literally just once in a while have a drink or two after like at my job because I get a discount. >> So we can I had to go over this and then we can once we get this out of the way then we can start talking. >> Sure. >> Um before I do that, do you have anything in your mouth at all? >> No. >> Do you chew tobacco at all? >> No. >> Do you chew zins at all? >> What? >> Zens like the nickname pages that >> all the cool kids are doing now? >> No. That's just disgusting. No argument here. >> Got to pick that [ __ ] up like gum. >> Oh, I guarantee you haven't. I don't doubt you. >> I literally have to scrape that [ __ ] up and touch that [ __ ] like it's gum under a table. That [ __ ] is [ __ ] disgusting. >> Yeah, I don't doubt it. >> I feel disrespected right now. I'm not going to lie. Like >> right now? Why? What's >> Why right now? Because you're literally asking me questions for a college student and I've lit everybody. >> Okay. But I've lived through all of that and I'm not that person. >> I I didn't say you were. >> I I know. I'm just saying I felt disrespected right now. >> Um disrespected. >> You can blame the packets. I'm reading everything right off the packet. >> So this is your implied consent warning for breath. I'll be reading from all the way from here to here. So you can follow along on the packet. You can just listen to me or you can read it yourself and ignore me. But I still got to read it. out of these three boxes. >> No harm. >> I have to place you back in handcuffs. >> I know. I put myself back in handcuffs a few times. >> Yeah. You got small wrists like they're as tight as they go. >> Um >> I promise you. I'm no I'm no harm. >> Keep got to keep the handcuffs on though. Okay. Otherwise, I got >> I'm trying. >> Otherwise, I got to go. >> I'm trying to read and do all this at this point. No, but otherwise I got to go in my smaller pair of handcuffs. >> Your what? >> My smaller >> No, please don't. >> Okay, you got to keep those. >> I'm trying. Okay, these already hurt. >> I They're not built for comfort. >> [ __ ] y'all. Anyways, continue. >> Okay, so this your implied consent warning for breath warning. You were under arrest for RCW4661502 or RCW4661504. >> You said arson. >> RCW. >> Oh. driving or being in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and/or drugs. Further, you are now being asked to submit to a test of your breath, which consists of two separate samples of your breath taken independently to determine alcohol concentration. You are now advised that you have the right to refuse this breath test and that if you refuse, a your driver's license, permit, or privilege to drive will be revoked or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least one year and B your refusal to submit this test may be used in a criminal trial. You are further advised that if you submit to this breath test and the test is administered, your driver's license, permit, or privilege to drive will be suspended, revoked, or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least 90 days. If you are a age 21 or over and the test indicates the alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.08 or more or you're in violation of RSW 4661502 driving under the influence or RSW 4661504 physical control of a vehicle under the influence or B under the age of 21. The test indicates the alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.02 02 or more, or you're in violation of RW4661502, driving under the influence, or RW4661504 physical control of a vehicle under the influence. If your driver's license permit or privilege to drive is suspended, revoked, or denied, you may be eligible to immediately apply for an ignition interlock driver's license. You have the right to additional test administered by any qualified person of your own choosing. For those not driving commercial motor vehicle at the time of arrest, if your driver's license is suspended or revoked your commercial driver's license, if any, you'll be disqualified. For those driving a commercial motor vehicle at the time of arrest, if you either a refuse this test or b submit to this test and the test indicates an alcohol concentration of 0.04 or more, you will be disqualified by the Department of Licensing and driving a commercial motor vehicle. I have read or have had read to me the above statements. Mhm. And I will not speak until I have a lawyer. >> Do you want me to call a lawyer for you? >> Sure. If not, I'll find my own. >> Okay. I mean, it's either you don't answer my question. It's completely up to you. But if you want a lawyer, I can call one for you. >> Sure. Yep. Call a lawyer. >> Okay. Okay. So, I'll have you go ahead and stand up. You can just hand me the handcuffs since you can slip out of them. >> I can only slip out the one. Okay. Okay. Come through this door here. I take a seat that far chairs against the wall. And let's see. Hopefully she answers >> helpful at this time. >> If not, we'll call more. Hello, Sandy. This is Deputy Peterson at the Sheriff's Office. I have an individual here who's been arrested for DUI and she's requested an attorney. Perfect. Here she is. So, it's Miss Sandy Lockett. Whenever when you're done, just open the door. Okay. >> Uh, I'm have to restart my observation period. She just requested an attorney. >> Okay. >> Right. For >> No, you're good. Yeah. Do what you got to do. Heat. Heat. You want to grab I can't breathe. Can we please get you? >> Sure. Issues. Okay. I can't breathe. Awesome. Okay. Can I please? The sooner we get through this stuff, the sooner you get out of handcuffs. You need to do some paper. >> Please just tell me. Ask me whatever you want. So, the first thing I need to do is take a look in your mouth. Touch your chin. Any foreign substances or anything like that? No. All right. So, now I need you to make sure you're not bringing anything up to your mouth and put your hands near your mouth. That's why you have to stay in handcuffs for that part of the process. Now, I have to read you a lot of things, and some of that I've already read you before, but we're going to read it again. First is just your rights. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. If you are under the age of 18, anything you say can be used against you in a juvenile court prosecution for a juvenile offense and can also be used against you in an adult court criminal prosecution if the juvenile court decides that you are to be tried as an adult. You have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? I need no verbal yes and no. I have read or have had read to me the above explanation of my constitutional rights and I understand these rights. I understand my constitutional rights. I have decided not to exercise these rights at this time. Any statements made by me are made freely, voluntarily, and without threats or promises of any kind. I have the right to an attorney then when I have the right to one now. >> If you want one, >> we'll wait till she's done in there with her attorney and then we'll get you on the line. Okay. Unless >> it might be quicker if you get the number. If you just walk in and get the number from her. She's >> She likes to talk. She likes to talk. She's talking with Sandy right now. So, >> okay. Sy's first one on call. >> I can't I didn't remember his second. >> Well, who call first or second one call? >> I just need my number. All right. So, how do we do this? Let's see if he answers. If he answers, I'll put you in one of the cells with him so that I can't hear your conversation. Hello. >> Hi, it's Sassa Carpenter with Co. I am here with She was just arrested for Kareeima, I'm sorry, Karima. She was just arrested for DUI and wanted to speak to an attorney. >> Absolutely. Let me So we have somebody in the interview room. So I'm going to put her in actually one of my holding so that I can this way. >> All right. So I'm going to leave this here. Just knock on the door. Pop your head at the door. Okay. Does she do fields? >> Yeah. >> Shocked. I'm going to assume she wasn't like that during fields. >> No. And she said about empty. And I'm like, that's fine, but it's 12° outside and right now I'm telling you, so you can do the PVT or not. But the only way I know if it's cold or if it's you is this machine 136. >> Oh, sweet. Okay. She She's not over 21, is she? >> I think she might be. I'm really bad at math. >> Oh, she does not look it. Oh, it's right here. Born in 03. I think she got her little It's not going to get her. Oh, 100%. Yeah, she's probably really panic and freaked out. Jordan didn't want his own DUI. >> He'll take all the drugs. >> He will not do DUIs. Well, he will, but I think it was since it was so close to three, he didn't want it. >> You think you will get off three? >> Yeah. >> I like overtime, so I'm not complaining. >> Yeah. Take it now while you're >> right. Don't get woken up at the crack of dawn by small humans. >> Exactly. Yes. I think reality. is finally just hitting my arresty chick. She's just sitting there [ __ ] me off. She's on the phone still. But it's like she was not a fan of Jordan. So, >> do you see a good help? >> Pretty much. Yeah. >> Okay. All finished. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Go and stand up. I put you back in cuffs. >> You mean the little the other ones? >> The other one. Got to do these ones. >> You showed me that you can get out of the other ones. So, we got to do these ones. Hands behind your back. >> Unclass your fingers. There you go. Okay. So, double lock these. I'm not going to tighten up or anything on you. Okay. Go ahead and have a seat. Okay. So, in the time you were in the room, did you put anything in your mouth at all? >> No. >> Okay. Can you open your mouth? Move your tongue up to the side. The other side. Okay. You say you don't chew tobacco or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. >> It is All right. So, I'm going to advise you your constitutional rights again. Constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. If you are under the age of 18, anything you say can be used against you in a juvenile court prosecution for a juvenile offense and can also be used against you in adult court criminal prosecution. If the juvenile court decides you're to be tried as an adult, you have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? >> Mhm. >> I have read or have had read to me the above explanation of my constitutional rights and I understand these rights. >> Mhm. >> I understand my constitutional rights. I've decided not to exercise these rights at this time. Any statements made by me are made freely, voluntarily, and without threats or promises of any kind. >> Huh? >> I understand my constitutional rights. I've decided not to exercise these rights at this time. You just did must be an attorney. Any statements made by me are made freely, voluntarily, and without threats or promises of any kind. >> I mean, I want to exercise my rights for whatever option. you just did when you spoke with Miss Lockett, >> right? >> Do you still understand your rights? >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. So, I rever these again. Once again, another three boxes. Checking the top box. >> There's only two boxes in that box. >> There's three. That is three. This guy won't hold it against you. Impledge consent. Warning for breath. Warning. you are under arrest for RW4661502 or RW4661504 driving or being an actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and/or drugs. Further, you are now being asked to submit to a test of your breath which consists of two separate samples of your breath taken independently to determine alcohol concentration. You are now advised you have the right to refuse this breath test and that if you refuse a your driver's license permit or privilege to drive will be revoked or denied by the department of licensing for at least one year and b your refusal to submit to this test may be used in a criminal trial. You were further advised that if you submit to this breath test and the test is administered your driver's license permit or priv privilege to drive will be suspended, revoked or denied by the department of licensing for at least 90 days. If you are a age 21 or over and the test indicates the alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.08 or more or you're in violation of RSW4661502 driving under the influence or RSW4661504 physical control of the vehicle under the influence or B under the age of 20 21 and the test indicates the alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.02 2 or more, or you're in violation of RSW4661502, driving under the influence, or RSW4661504, driving physical control of the vehicle under the influence. If your driver's license permit or privilege to drive is suspended, revoked, or denied, you may be eligible to immediately apply for an ignition interlock driver's license. You have the right to additional test administered by any qualified person of your own choosing. For those not driving a commercial motor vehicle at the time of arrest, if your driver's license is suspended or revoked, your commercial driver's license, if any, will be disqualified. For those driving a commercial motor vehicle at the time of arrest, if you either a refuse this test or b submit this test and the test indicates an alcohol concentration of 0.04 or more, you'll be disqualified by the the Department of Licensing from driving commercial motor vehicle. I have read or have read to me the above statement. Mhm. Will you now submit to a breath test? >> Yes. Okay. So now from the time that I checked your mouth that second time, then we got to wait for 15 minutes. Machine's going to do its thing and then we'll go through the breath test. Um, same thing for the this breath test that we did for the PVT in the field. Take the big deep breath, hug your lips around the straw, and then you'll blow out directly into the tube for about instead of 3 to 5 seconds, it's more like 8 to 10 seconds. So, don't blow don't blow out all of your immediately, but you got to blow enough to where the machine registers it. I'll let you know and I'll coach you through it as we go. And what is a good address for here in Poland? >> Sure. I don't know how to spell it honestly. >> Okay. >> Whatever the zip code is home address, >> the Arizona one. >> No. >> So, the address I'm putting on here is where all paperwork and everything regarding the DUI is going to be sent. Is that where you want it sent to? >> No, I don't want it sent to Arizona. >> No, the one you just gave me though. >> No, I don't want to. >> Where do you want everything sent? 98 44 I still can't believe this flag staff is privileged. >> Tell me it's not. >> I will. It's not privileged. >> That's a [ __ ] lie. >> Out of the three universities in Well, four, I guess. University in Arizona, it's got probably the smallest one. How is that? Just because I was a small university doesn't mean it's not a privilege. The [ __ ] >> So, okay. What makes it privilege then? >> Demographic. >> All the hippies. >> Hippies does not make a demographic [ __ ] privilege. >> But like I'm I'm confused as you say it's privilege. You got to back it up. >> The fact that you're questioning it makes proves my point. >> I don't I think I think the fact that I live there I can I can speak the most on it. >> It's okay. You can It's okay to be privileged. It's honestly it's okay. It's not a bad thing. >> I'm not saying it is. >> Just accept it. >> I'm just I'm just saying that Flagstaff >> I'm saying is not >> Flagstaff compared to Phoenix, it's okay to accept your privilege >> compared to Phoenix. Yes. But that's not that doesn't take much. >> Just accept it. It's okay. Move on. >> Fair enough. Thank you. basketball. >> Oh, you work in the game, too? >> Yeah, >> same. I had to do 2 hours of shift adjusting. >> Shift adjusting? >> Yeah, since it overlaps, it goes until 7 or 7:30 and our shift starts at 5:00. So, I have to come in 2 hours before the game, work the 4 hours for the game, and then work my last 8 hours for my shift. I don't mind it, but it could be better, but I don't mind it. >> Like, I'm okay with this. Yeah. >> Yeah. And then I work till 7 a.m. >> Yeah. No thanks. >> Yeah, cuz you guys have a true graveyard shift. I'm so glad we don't. That is a blessing. >> It's actually nicer for the kids to finish cuz they start not going to bedtime and then sleep when they get up. >> Oh, well, >> there are some benefits to it, but coming in sleep time, not so much, >> right? Yeah. Um, okay. So this page series of questions you can either answer them, not answer them. Um just answer them best of your ability. It's completely up to you. Okay. Do you have any physical impairments? Do you limp at all? Are you sick or injured under the care of a doctor or dentist? Are you >> I just tell them if it's like regular or not. Um are you diabetic, epileptic, or take insulin at all? Have you taken any medication, drugs in the last 24 hours? Any prescription, non-prescription medication? Any cocaine or marijuana? >> There's a huge list of coke. They created it in like the '8s. Thought Coke was big >> since then. >> Yeah. Right. Uh, do you have impaired vision at all? You answered that earlier. It's okay. Do you wear corrective lenses? Where do you work? Did you work today? You answered that earlier. How many hours of sleep did you get last night? Were you driving the vehicle? Is there anything mechanic mechanically wrong with the vehicle? Have you been injured or involved in any collisions the last 24 hours? Have you had any alcohol to drink since you were stopped by Sergeant Jordan? Where were you going before Sergeant Jordan stopped you? without looking. What time do you think it is? What street or highway were you on? Direction of travel. Where did you leave from? What day of the week is it? Do you know what city you're in? Do you know what county you're in? What is today's date? Have you been drinking alcoholic beverages? Um, what have you been drinking? Who were you drinking with? Where were you drinking? What was the time of your last drink? Do you believe your ability to drive was affected by your alcohol and/or drug usage? Have you ever been arrested for DUI before? I'm going to check no. She told me no prior. That's going to help you with your bail process, assuming you want to go home tonight. No, it seems he was arguing a lot with him. >> Martin yelled at him and hung up. >> I like him. He I had a guy come out after like cussing Martinik out. He comes out. He hung up on me. What do I do? >> You called your attorney. You just treat him like trash. It's on you. I wasn't pretending to be nice and Right. >> It's awesome. >> I took it from state patrol >> with my crappy handwriting. It saves it. >> Yeah. Can you wipe under my eyes please with that tissue? Um, I cannot right now. >> Wipe under my eyes with the tissue. So, as soon as this is done, >> Yep. As soon as we as soon as we get the breath or breath sample, then yes, >> we just can't have anything touching your face before this happens. People much smarter than me decided long ago. What's that face? I was shocked to scan the license. Usually it's usually bad at scanning licenses. >> It really does. I've never got to scan something. >> I've had great luck with it actually. Like I've been >> with the Arizona license. I figured it'd be worse. >> Really? Oh wow. I've never had that be problem. >> But uh yeah, with the Arizona license, it probably won't scan. I did. Okay. Do you have any questions about the breast samples at all as far as what you have to do? >> Maybe later. Not right now. >> Okay. So, if you have them, now's the time to ask them because once it's ready for the breast samples, then it's time to go. >> Are they saved? >> Um, they'll be printed out and you'll you'll get a copy and I get a copy. Both signed by me. >> Okay. Just go ahead and stand up. Okay. So, like I said, big deep breath in, have your lips sealed around the straw, and then blow up for about 8 to 10 seconds. Okay. Whenever you're ready. Plenty of air. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You have plenty of air. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Halfway. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. And stop. Barely made it. So, >> barely. >> Got to do a little bit better next time. On the second one. >> Second. We got to do two. I thought we got to do one. >> You got two. That's part of the implied consent warning. It says two separate samples taken independently. 5 minutes. >> Yeah. Yeah. You can sit down if you like. >> Wait. One lung. >> I had the best is my 79year-old lady with asthma. She did it like fine. I was like, "Okay." So now every >> every time somebody can't do it, I'm like, "Okay." I've had a 79year-old asthma check do this. Like come on now. the one. Yeah. Yeah. You can do the one long. Okay. Or it could be worse. Could be a vehicular assault. If you had alcohol in your system, you hit somebody then on here. So, it's showing me how much air blowing in, but doesn't show me any results. I don't know what the numbers are until they print out here. You and I see them at the same time. >> That's a long conversation. Yeah, >> that's like >> only that's true. >> Once you guys >> Yeah. >> I recognize your defense strategy. Talk to her until the alcohol versus doesn't doesn't want to talk to you. >> Oh yeah. Especially if she was Well, you say she was 11 one three. Oh yeah. She's be keeping on the line for a couple hours. It's just a teeny tiny thing. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. You're doing better than her. >> I know I am. >> Didn't have to brag, but okay. >> I'm just saying. I know my limit. So, >> I think you went past your limit today. At least your limit. >> I had two drinks. >> They all say, unfortunately, >> I'm experienced. I'm not a college kid. >> I've heard >> I'm a college kid. >> I'm like I'm in college. >> I'm not a college kid. >> Huh? >> You said you were a college kid. >> No, I I I'm in college, but I'm not a college kid. >> Do you think only college kids get DUIs? >> No, I know that. >> Oh, okay. I think my last two have been over 50. >> Yeah, that's alcoholism. >> I won't argue that. >> Between 20 and 50, that's alcoholism. Like 20some that's that's party. 50 40 plus that's alcoholism. Like 40. I >> I think it's all just poor decisions. You can drink all you want. You just can't drive after. >> It was poor timing on my part cuz I literally only had two cider >> and choice making. >> Is there poor timing IDA cider? >> Um we only have three cers on tap. So I and I honestly don't know the ABV off the top of my head. So maybe the one that I picked was a little bit higher than our average beers. >> That's my fault. The Coug where I was drinking at >> No, I know you where >> she wasn't drinking and working. She made that clear. >> Yes, cuz it's highly illegal. >> So it's drinking and driving. >> I understand. So is D. >> I was waiting before I started driving. >> You didn't wait long enough. >> That's exactly my point. >> Let's go ahead and stand up again. It's round two. Same thing. Maybe a little bit better. >> Cuz I didn't wait long enough. >> So big deep breath in and blow whenever you're ready. >> Wait. >> Yeah. You let it all out first. >> Deep sigh >> of irritation. Plenty of air. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You're halfway. Keep going. A little bit more air. A little bit more air. A little bit more. Blow harder. Blow harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. And stop. Good job. That was better than the first time. Both of them were good, but that was better. >> Do you want to lift like this or do you care? >> No, that's fine. >> Okay. When's it even released tonight? >> Uh, once you get booked in. Yeah. >> What? What? >> Once you get booked in at in KFax then? Yes. >> I have to go to KFax. >> Yeah, I told you this. When we first got here, I told you. >> So, am I getting a ride back? >> Um, no. That is for you to figure out. Most people call friends, Uber, college cab, lift. >> There's no phone. I have my phone and my >> Do you have your phone? >> No, I don't. >> I have your phone. It goes in your property at the jail. You'll get it back once you get booked in or released. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, you can stand up if you want. I'm going allow you to wipe your face with tissue if you still want to. Otherwise, you have the headcuffing book the other day. >> You got to be kidding me. >> A little unusual that there was nothing to do in there. >> Okay. >> Get a color check or something. I suppose I just wait for >> Amanda, whenever you're ready. >> Yeah, I'm not ready yet. Okay, we got to stay the other way. So, let's come over here. So, I need to stand against this wall. I'm going to get my stuff and get out of the way and then we get going. Okay, so these are your results measured in two different ways taking two separate times. So the first result measured with an infrared result of.165 electrochemical of 163. Second breath sample of infrared of 149 electrochemical of 147. So you're still over the legal limit. Um which you're still going to find both of these. You get one of these. >> Uh in that BC21 they're like tucked in the back. You mean >> that one of those? So you can go in a you can go in there like an open toilet situation. >> Yep. Or we have like I said it's about 15 20 minute drive. >> Is the bathroom thermal? >> Yes. In fact, this one more private because you went in there where I couldn't see you. I have to recheck again as long as you can't move. I'm going to keep reading and stuff. All right. So, this next bit is kind of long. I'm happy to read it again if you don't understand the first time I read it. Okay. Warning. If you are under arrest for RCW4661502 or RCW 4661504 driving or being actual physical control of the motor vehicle under the top further you are now submit to a test of your breath which consists of two separate samples of your breath to determine alcohol concentration. You are now invited to authorize test and if you refuse your driver's license organizing for at least one year and your refusal will be submitted file. You are further in your driver's license perend by the department of licensing for at least 90 days. If you are one hour alcohol, your breakfast or more or you are environmentally RCW 4661502 driving under the influence or RCW 466104 RCW 466150 or 216 or 661 for physical control of the vehicle under the influence. If your driver's license drive suspended or denied, you may be eligible to immediately apply for ignition and driver's license. You have the right to additional testing by your own. You acknowledge that you could reate the loss. You have the right to additional testing any qualified person of your own water in there. >> The water literally does not work. >> I push it sometimes and it did not work. >> Sorry, I'm happy. Do you want to try and have something else? >> Can I have a phone call? >> Phone call. >> Yeah. And then all of that information. >> You can once we get there. Yes. Then once you get booked in, then you have all the phone calls you want. We got to get going there. >> Where are you going? >> Hands behind your back. >> Like I said, it's not something that I've ever seen be done. But if you know a way to get a hold of a lab or blood alcohol if you wanted to have your blood drawn, have it tested by somebody that you chose. >> Seriously, that's tight. That's really cool. But >> I can fit my entire finger between it. I know. >> Well, now I just tighten it for you. >> I just tightened it one more on accident. It's always been for you. You know, I'm such a nice guy. Okay, there's a double lock now. They will not tighten up on you. Okay, so go back through that door there and I'll meet you on the other side again. you. >> Okay. >> Huh? >> I It was I had to get coached up. >> Yes. I had to get coached by a senior officer real quick. >> Tell me how great of a job I did. >> Hardly. You don't think I've done a good job? >> Okay. I don't think I've done a good job. >> You're a >> really? That is just rude. All right. Going back. >> You got to open the door for me. I literally follow your lead. >> Don't worry. I do open the doors. So, >> rare gentleman, huh? >> Sure. Something like that. >> Mhm. Um, can you lowkey loosen this a little bit? Cuz this [ __ ] do hurt a lot, especially leaning against. >> So, turn sideways whether if you want your knees facing me or the other way. I'm not loosening them. I'm saying turn sideways to release the pressure off of them. >> It just hurts. It hurts. Like no matter what angle, like even standing in that room waiting for you, that [ __ ] really [ __ ] hurt. Like my hands are red. I'm going to dial them and let me see cuz that one I can fit my entire pinky through. I can't I can't make that. >> My hands are red. They hurt. >> They're in pain. >> This one I'll make looser. >> Both of them are hurting >> cuz here's the deal. If I make them too loose and you're getting out of them, I get in trouble. >> I don't want to get I don't want to get out of them. I mean, I do obviously, but like not enough to like >> like like get >> turn your wrist that way and you're going to have a lot more room as well. >> I had the opposite. I've tried that. >> Well, it's looser now. >> But it it hurts like it cuts off my circul. You have to think I have high blood pressure. >> You This is the first time I'm hearing about that. >> Cuz it's not your business. The [ __ ] >> I didn't say it was. I'm just saying you can't expect me to know about that. You're just not telling me. Yeah, cuz it's not your business. But I have high blood pressure, so this [ __ ] actually cuts off my circulation. >> Well, they're loosened a lot. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. All right. Heat. I know it's cold. I'm turn my heater on. Step in the jail. Beginning your traffic off. I heard go with your mouth. >> 171 984 Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Please say a command. >> Bluetooth audio. Bluetooth audio. Say a command. >> McDonald truck. >> Play. >> Try saying a command like play or next track. >> Play. >> Actually, you pulled me over because I got to the wrong place at the wrong time. Actually, I didn't pull you over. My sergeant did. >> My sergeant did. I didn't pull you over. >> It's funny how he just dipped out over. He's like, "Oh, I'll pull this one over. Okay, I'll pull him in." That was He's out. Uh, it's because I guess lucky for him, unfortunately for you, uh, he decided to give the DUI to one of the best in our office who does DUIs. >> What? >> He gave the DUI to one of the best in our office who do does DUIs. >> The best office. >> There's three of us in the sheriff's office that are very good at DUIs, and I'm one of them. >> Lucky for my sergeant. >> Unlucky for you. would call that like a a badge of honor. Honestly, >> I do. I definitely do. >> Sure. >> Getting getting DUI is one of the reasons why I got in law enforcement. I definitely do. >> You really don't find anything wrong with what you did? >> I really I was on my way home. I only had two drinks. I really like I'm I'm old. I have no business being out late. >> What you mean? You are not old. >> On my way home. >> You were born in ' 92. You are not old. >> I'm not old compared to these young compared to the 20 bombers that I was surrounded by. >> How old do you think I am? >> I'm [ __ ] the same age. 23. >> Close. I'm 24. >> Exactly. You're [ __ ] teenager compared to like compared to me. Okay. The [ __ ] I won't argue that. >> Exactly. Like I have no business. I was I was out. You guys pulled me over at [ __ ] midnight. It's 4 a.m. >> Yeah. Do you know how many drunk college kids are walking around? You could have >> I get it. Pull over the drunk college kids. >> We do that, too. >> I know you do. The resting one. >> I'm trying to turn my [ __ ] life around. I've been a bartender for 10 years. Like, y'all are ruining my life low key right now. I've been doing so good up until >> we react off of your actions. >> I was following your [ __ ] I followed everything [ __ ] [ __ ] a cap. All cops are [ __ ] [ __ ] y'all. I'm so irritated because I I've been doing this my whole life. I everything you don't rather [ __ ] me. >> That's poison jail anyway. No sense of [ __ ] awareness. Zero sense of awareness. Your >> 07200 0. >> Your frontal lo hasn't >> also been kind of deal. >> So it's okay. >> It's become uncooperative. >> Your frontal lobe hasn't hasn't fully developed. So I won't follow you. Heat. Heat. Yeah. What's up? It's Yeah. Up and down. BS. >> Female. >> Okay. Going to be there in a second. >> Okay. >> All right. You want to hop on out? Okay. Now, we'll come up here and just hang out here until the corrections officer comes out. I don't blame you for being mad. You can be as mad as you want. Slow pushing this last don before he comes out. >> I don't control their pace. See, I was even so nice. I grabbed your portable chargers. Your phone's well charged. >> H >> that was so nice. I grabbed your chargers. Your phone's well charged. What are you saying? Been >> away. What's the Do you know any me phone numbers by memory? >> Any that I need for like emergencies? Oh, yeah. >> How many? >> Three of my bosses at least. >> Bosses. >> My co-workers. My dad, mom, brother. >> That's rare. >> Couple grandpa. Have fun. Hi. Hello. I'm Emily. Officer Wexler. Um, what's your name? >> Amanda. >> Amanda. Okay. I'm going to be checking in this morning. Um, I have a few questions here to read to you. Um, oops, this is the wrong one. I'll be right back. >> I'll answer any questions. >> These are just CO related. >> These are just CO related. >> Yeah, they're CO related questions. Um, have you had any breathing difficulties related to CO? >> Yes. No. >> Silent treatment has been our favorite game. >> Oh, okay. Well, here's the thing. I'm really chill. We'll get through this process as easily as we can. Um, do you think you're going to bond out? >> I don't know. That's why I'm like staying quiet cuz I don't want to. I don't know. >> Okay. You don't know. Okay. Well, let's just go on with these questions. They're benign questions. So, you're a rest. Um, have you had any breathing difficulties? >> I have high blood pressure, so I always have breathing difficulties. >> Okay. Okay. Have you experienced loss of taste or smell? >> No. >> Okay. Have you experienced uh nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea? >> No. >> Been in contact with anyone diagnosed with COVID 19 or been housed in quarantine? >> Is there any possibility you could be pregnant? >> No. >> Okay. All in will be body scanned to check for contraband and all property items will be searched. Introduction of contraband such as controlled substances, alcohol, marijuana or other intoxicants, cell phones or other electronics into frictional facilities of felony criminal offense. You will receive amnesty from criminal charges for introduction of contraband into a frictional facility if you honestly and accurately provide information about any contraband before entering the booking area. You don't have any marijuana on you? Nothing like that. Are you bringing in a cell phone? Right there. Okay, perfect. Let me just take your temperature. Awesome. All right, come on in. Step right up here. All right. I'm going to take your hand cuz I have to put your hands over here. There's that one. up there. There you go. You're welcome. There you are, sir. Okay, I'm just going to patch you down real quick. I know you probably did, but I just got to check you out since you're in here. All right. Can I move my hands? Back of my hand. All right. Okay. Do I have to change clothes? >> Yeah, >> I know. It's not fun. These are um these should be close enough for you. They're no right or left. They're kind of weird. >> Can I keep my socks on at least? >> Well, uh after after I body scan you down back. >> I'm not wearing those barefoot. Well, you have to while I body spin you and then you can have your socks back cuz it does get cold in here. So, I'll give you your socks back. And they're all bleached. They're we sanitize them and everything. And then what size of jumpsuit you think you want. Do you want large, extra large, or 2X? So, the smallest you have is large. >> Yeah. Okay. You want large? >> Yeah. Okay, you're going to head into this bathroom, grab those shoes, and then you're going to put this on and take everything else off. Then we'll body scan and I'll give you your socks back and your underwear. I'm going to go set up the scanner. >> Uh, do you need her information? She was attached in the call, but I >> Yeah, I think I have it. Okay, we wrote it down. >> Is this um Brianna's? >> No, >> this is yours. Yeah. Amanda Davis. >> No, we don't have her. >> Is she in Spellman? >> I do not know. >> I don't think so. But >> okay, thanks. >> Yes, he's going to look up. Whoa. Careful. Yeah, we started great. She >> It's Amanda Katherine Esther Davis. Amanda Davis >> started great. She hated Jordan. Loved me. >> Okay, >> we're joking all the way to Poland PD and then something went south. >> Gotcha. >> And that's mostly like, yeah, she'll one point she's joking, then she hates you, then we're joking again, then she hates you. Okay. >> Now at the point where she had wants nothing to do with me. I'm like perfect as her jewelry off >> just as we were coming into coax. Like you really don't see anything wrong with what you did, huh? >> Nope. >> Interesting. >> Is Briana bringing over somebody? >> I don't think that I don't think so. No. >> It sound like they're just going to do slight release for that one. Oh, okay. >> She That one's going to be more fun than her. She faked an anxiety attack. That was funny to watch. >> What's your first name? Amanda, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah, Amanda Davis. >> Yeah, I was pretty honest. It was as soon as I sat her in front of the chair, girl starts freaking out, forced her to take a bunch of deep breaths. Then she's like, "You do realize, but the amount of alcohol in your system, you're going have to do that for an hour if you want to skip this process." Then she me okay down but interesting like all right guys must be like do you want a trash can to throw up in I was being all caring and nope I'll be right 541479. You doing okay, Amanda? >> Yeah. Um, I'm going to have you come in here. >> Sure. >> So, I refuse to take off my underwear and my socks. So, if you want to check me, that's >> Well, you have to take them off for me to check them. >> Okay. Well, I'll do this, but I'm not putting them on barefoot. That's fine. You're just I have to make sure you're not bringing anything in with them. >> That's cool. I spare you. Thanks. >> Okay. Good. >> Yep. >> And my bra underwire good. >> Do you have underwire in that bra? >> Do I have underwear in my bra? >> Underwire? >> Oh, no. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and put your stuff up here with your other stuff and then you can follow me in here. Oh, I need you to take your jewelry off, too, so you can't go through this one. >> Like my earrings? >> Yeah. >> Shouldn't you be on your way home now? >> I have more paperwork to type for this. I'll still be working for another 2 hours cuz of all this. >> Couldn't be at home. That is true. >> Consequences and actions. >> So, just right on that yellow line right there. >> Just hold real still for a minute. Her first breath test results indicated a BAC level of IR 0.165 and EC0.163. While her second breath test results indicated a back level of IR 0.149 and EC0.147. After the alco test was administered, Deputy Peterson transported Amanda to the Hitittman County Jail where she was turned over to a corrections officer. Amanda was booked into the jail cited for DUI AW46.61 5002 and eventually released pending her court appearance. All right, I have you look right up there into that target. Hold real still. There you go. Go ahead and step in there. Put your feet on the templates. You're going to look straight ahead with your hands to your side with palms facing backwards. Perfect. Thank you.