Please like, subscribe, and consider supporting our channel. Sharing this video serves a compelling public interest because it is intended to illustrate the consequences of driving under the influence and discourage others doing so. Defendants are considered innocent until proven guilty. >> Hi. Uh, officer Andre Poland Police Department. I stopped you for running the stop sign. >> Oh my god. >> On was that Opal in Colorado and then I kind of lost sight of you and then I found you back on uh >> on October 29th, 2023 approximately 1:29 a.m. Officer Love St. Andre with the Pullman Police Department observed a 2012 Chevy Cruise fail to stop at a stop sign in the 800 block of any Opal Street. The vehicle proceeded eastbound on any Colorado Street and Officer St. Andre initiated a traffic stop. Upon realizing that he was pursuing the wrong vehicle, he momentarily deactivated his emergency lights. Turn. He proceeded to make contact with the driver who was later identified as 22year-old Maggie Rash. >> B. >> Yeah. Um, I'm so sorry. My boyfriend had my card and my ID, but I can tell you what they are because I don't have pockets besides these. And so I gave him my ID and my license. >> Okay. Do you remember running that stop sign? >> No. I'm so sorry. I did not mean to run that stop sign. >> Okay. Do you have any of your information? Any of your license registration insurance? >> This is my boyfriend's car. Okay. >> So, I don't have it, but I can call him and he can bring it. >> Okay. How much alcohol have you had to drink tonight? >> Not very much. I promise. >> Can you be honest with me? >> Yes, I am being honest with you. >> How much? >> I was trying to drink more than I was, but um we were waiting in line for a really long time, so I got sober and then we went back to Beh Hall and I drank a little bit, but besides that, I promise there's not much. How about how many drinks do you think you had tonight? >> Three. >> Okay. When was the last one? >> It was at VH Hall about 45 minutes ago. >> Okay. Would you perform some voluntary field sobriety test? Thank you. >> Should I turn my car off? >> Uh that you can or just make sure it's in park. Whatever you Whatever is comfortable with you. >> It's in park, but I'm going to turn it off. >> Turn the lights off. >> Yeah. After he made contact with Maggie, asked her if she knew why she was being stopped or if she remembered running through the stop sign. Maggie told the officer that she was driving her boyfriend's car and was unable to provide any identification. Officer St. Andre noticed that Maggie's eyes indicated signs of impairment and he asked her how much she had been drinking. Maggie initially said not very much, but later admitted to consuming three drinks. >> And you don't have any ID on you? >> No, but like I said, this is my boyfriend's car, so I'm not exactly sure how to turn the lights off. I'll try my best. >> Oh, the the lights. I was talking to my partner about my lights. Yeah. >> So, I'm okay. >> Yeah, your your lights are fine. >> Okay, cool. >> All right. So, you said you had how many drinks? Three. >> Three in the last one. >> But it was like in the last 4 hours. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. [cough and clears throat] So, can you can you stand right here in front of me? >> Yeah. >> So, like I said, uh we're going to be doing some voluntary field sobriety tests. >> Yep. >> So, I'm going to be evaluating you not only how well you perform the test, but also how well you follow my directions. Do you understand? >> I'm going to explain each test before I ask you to do them. And I do not want you to start any of the test until I have told you to do so. Do you understand? >> Understood. >> Okay. >> Excuse me. Do you have any physical limitations that'll keep you from falling to my pin with your eyes? >> No. >> Walking a straight line? >> Yeah. >> Are you asking me to >> do Do you have physical limitations that would keep you from walking a straight line or physical limitations that would keep you from balancing on one foot? >> No. >> Based on his suspicion of impairment, officer St. Andre asked Maggie to exit the vehicle and offered her an opportunity to participate in field sobriety exercises. The first exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test and officer St. Andre observed a lack of smooth pursuit and distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Maui did not make heel to toe contact on each step and turned improperly. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Maggie dropped her foot three times and swayed her arms for balance. >> And the last time you had something to eat or drink was >> at Hall about 45 minutes ago. >> Okay. Can you stand with your heels and toes together, arms directly at your side? So, I want you to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes only >> and do not move your head. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Right here. >> Yeah. I sleep when I sleep. I wake up >> stairs that way. I think I think that's going down that way. >> [snorts] >> We're going to go up again. Keep your head still. >> Can't look up that far. >> Just go up as high as you can. All right. This next test is called the walk and turn. Okay? So, I'm going to place you into what's called the starting position, and I want you to stay in this position until I instruct you to begin. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, I want you to imagine a straight line directly out in front of you. I want you to stay on that line with your left foot and your right foot directly in front in a heel to toe fashion and your arms directly at your side. You can stand in this position now. >> Yes. So I just like go >> Nope. >> Until >> Okay. So I'm instructing you into a starting position. >> Okay. So I want you to stay in the position. I'm going to place you until I ask you to begin. >> Okay? >> Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I want you to imagine a straight line directly out in front of you. I want you stay on that line with your left foot >> Mhm. >> and your right foot directly in front and you heel to toe fast and your arms directly at your side and stay in this position. >> Yeah. To be fair, that is what I was asking. Don't know if I said that wrong, but yes. >> So, switch your feet. >> Okay. So, right in front of left. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Arms directly at your side. Stay in the position till I ask you to begin. >> Okay, >> you understand? >> I got you. >> Okay. [clears throat] When I ask you to begin, you're going to perform a series of nine heel to toe steps down the line. You've imagined on your ninth step, leaving your lead foot planted, you're going to perform a series of small heel to toe steps around your lead planted foot. Return back to a line you've imagined and perform nine more heel totoe steps back. Okay. >> Okay. >> Once you start, I want your eyes on your feet. I want you to count your steps out loud. I want your arms directly at your side. And I do not want you to stop until you have completed the test. Do you understand? >> Okay. Nine heel to toe. >> Would you like me to explain again? >> Well, what I'm saying is there's nine heel to toe, right? And then >> would you like me to explain again? >> Okay. When I ask you to begin, you're going to perform a series of nine heel to toe steps down the line you've imagined. On your ninth step, leaving your lead foot planted. >> You're going to perform a series of small steps around your lead planted foot. >> Return back to the line you've imagined. Perform nine more heel to toe steps back. >> Gotcha. >> Once you start, I want your eyes on your feet. I want you to count your steps out loud. your arms directly at your side and I do not want you to stop the test until you have completed it. Do you understand? >> I will now demonstrate. >> Okay. >> One, two, three. For the purpose of demonstration, I'm performing three. You will be performing nine. >> Nine. >> Series of small steps. >> Okay. Got you. >> One, two, >> two, three. Again, for the purpose of demonstration, I'm performing three. You'll be performing nine. Do you understand? >> Yes. You may now begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 Sorry, these heels. Three. Four. Five. 6. Is that how it usually is? >> Okay. This next step is called the one leg stand. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> Okay. Excuse me. >> Yeah. >> So, I want you to stand with your heels and toes together, arms directly at your side. When I ask you to begin, you're going to lift one foot of your choosing approximately 6 in off the ground, leaving your foot parallel to the ground. >> Okay? >> I want you to keep your legs straight, your arms directly, >> not bent. >> I want you to keep your legs straight, your arms directly at your side, and your toe pointed. >> I want your eyes on your lifted raised foot, and I want you to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Not okay to go. >> You may now begin. >> 200123. Sorry. I definitely had a concussion in the last year. So, this is already hard for me because but I'll do it. 1001,002 1003 1004 1006 1007 1008 1009 >> in time. >> All right, hang out right here real quick. I got to grab something. Good. All right. This next test is called the preliminary breath test. It is a voluntary test. >> It It does not replace the evidentiary breath test that I may ask you to take at a later time. >> Yeah. >> Are you willing to perform this test? Um can I ask what the difference is between this test and the EV >> evidentiary breath test? [clears throat] >> So the preliminary breath test [cough] this in itself is not admissible in court. The evidentiary breath test is admissible in court. >> I know but when would that be taken? >> So if our contact and this interaction goes past >> Yeah. this then I would ask you to take that that test. >> And when would that be? >> Potentially. It would be in the next 30 to 45 minutes. >> I don't know if I'm allowed to ask you this, but what would you recommend I do? >> I I can't do that. >> Okay. Yeah, that's fair. >> You can ask whatever you want, but I I can't give you that information. >> I would rather I think just take this one because I don't >> Yeah. >> All right. So, I just blow or whatever. >> Take a big as of a breath in as you possibly can. Imagine you're trying to blow out the world's biggest balloon. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Take a huge breath in and blow. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. So, you're not blowing. >> I'm not blowing. >> No, you're sucking in. >> Following the field sobriety exercises, Officer St. Andre offered Maggie an opportunity to take a preliminary breath test PBT. The results of the PBT indicated that Maggie's BAC was at 0.188% which is more than double the legal limit of 0.08%. >> I was definitely blowing but >> No, you weren't. It would have >> guarantee I was but it's cool. I'll blow harder. So >> take as big of a breath as you can in and blow out all the way. There you go. little harder. >> Let's see if it wants another one. Let's do another one. >> So, try a nice steady breath out. >> Okay. >> So, you had a good amount of air. Just try to have a little bit uh more of a steady breath out instead of too forceful. >> I got you. >> Big breath in and blow. There we go. Keep going. Keep going. Push. Push. Push. Push. Push. Push. Push. There we go. >> Sorry. >> Okay. All right. 1888. You know what the legal limit is? >> 08. >> 08. >> So, what do I have to do now? >> So, let me place you under arrest for DUI. >> Based on her inability to perform the field sobriety exercises and the results of the PBT, Officer St. Andre placed Maggie under arrest for driving under the influence. After she was handcuffed, Mu was placed in the patrol car and transported to the Pullman Police Department for further processing. Place your arms around your back. pulling 455. I have one in custody for DUI also. Can you inform Pullman Records? All right. You are being audio and video recorded. The date is 10:2923. The time is 0147 hours. You have the right to remain silent. Can you inform Pullman records? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court of law. You have the right this time to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you. While you're being questioned, if you can afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before question if you wish. You can decide anytime. exercise rights, not answer any questions or make any savings. You understand your rights? >> Yes. >> All right. Back to my car. Step off right here. Just separate your legs. All right. Lean onto the back of the car. Do you have anything on you at a sharp poker prick me? >> No sir. >> How old are you? >> I'm 22. All right. Search you before I put you in my car. Using the back of my hand. There's something in here. >> That's my bra. Yeah. back my hand pockets and All right. Also, while you're in the back of my car, you'll be audio video recorded by the camera directly above you. Excuse my reaching. Can you sit forward? Uh, sit forward. Got to put this in. Do you want me to get the keys and lock the car? >> Yeah. I'm going to call my boyfriend and pick it up. >> Okay. Do you want any Do you need anything out of the car? >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. >> [music] >> channel. >> [snorts] >> Pullman 455 online. [clears throat] >> I'll be transporting the female to PVD holding. Certain mileage 403 04.8 Pullman 455 road 403 06 Once they were at police HQ, Officer St. Andre advised Maggie of her constitutional rights and Maggie agreed to wave them and answer questions. He also read the implied consent warning to her and [clears throat] she agreed to submit breath samples for testing. He began the 20-minute observation period and Maggie admitted to consuming alcohol in the hours prior. Maggie's alco test results indicated a back of 0.206% 206% lowest IO result. You step up [clears throat] right here. straight towards that brown chair. All right, turn to your left and go directly towards the wall. Get you out of those cups. You just turn around. I just have a seat right here. What is >> what is your first name? Maggie. M G I E. >> Is that short for Margaret? >> No, [snorts] >> just Maggie. >> A G >> G I E. >> Last name >> Rash. R A S H. >> R A S H. Middle initial >> Elizabeth E. >> Date of birth >> 1221 2000. >> Enter your ID through Washington. >> Yeah. All right. [clears throat] All right, Maggie, I got to read you some things. 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 court of law. If you're under the age of 18, anything you [snorts] 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 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? Okay. This signature right here is saying, "I have read or have had read to me the above explanation of my constitutional rights and I understand these rights." [snorts and clears throat] >> Oh, thank you. right here. >> [snorts] >> All right. This signature right here, 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. It did say like I am not exercising the rights of like silence like >> so I I [snorts] can't explain it to you but I can read it again or or you can read it. >> If we just reread it because I would appreciate that. >> I [clears throat] understand my constitutional rights. I have decided not to exercise these rights at this time. Any statements bained by me are made freely, voluntarily, and without threats or promises of any kind. >> Understood. If you want to sign that. >> Yeah, I'll sign it. >> You can sign right. >> Sorry. Thank you. >> Um [snorts] This is implied consent warning for breath. Warning. You are under arrest for RCW 4661502 or RCW 4661504 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, 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 your refusal to submit to 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 age 21 or over and the test indicates alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.08 08 or more [snorts] or you are in violation of RCW4661502 driving under the influence or RCW4661504 physical control of the vehicle under the influence or under age 21 and the test indicates alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.02 02 or more or you are in violation of RCW4661502 driving under the influence or RCW4661504 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 ignition interlock driver's license. You have the right to additional tests administered by any qualified person of your own choosing. This signature right here says, "I have read or have had read to me the above statements." [clears throat] >> That's what you read. >> That is what I read. >> Nice. [clears throat] Will you now submit to a breath test? >> Yes. All right. Do you have anything in your mouth? Can you open your mouth nice and big? Push your tongue to the side. Other side. >> All right. For the remaining >> Nothing. >> Huh? >> There's nothing in there. >> For [clears throat] the main test, if you can just keep your hands in your lap and your hands away from your face. >> [clears throat] >> I'm a little busy. >> [clears throat] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> And your date of birth again? >> 1221 2000. And what's your local address? >> Is that a house? >> Yeah, it's a house. Got a good phone number for you. Where were you born? >> I was born in Belleview or Kirkland, whatever. West side, Washington. >> And are you US citizen? >> Yeah. And on your driver's license, your weight is 118. Is that still correct? >> Somewhere around there. It's right close within 5 lbs. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, yeah, I don't know my exact weight, but >> No, that's close. >> As long as it's close. >> Yeah. Can you try to keep your hands in your lap for I know I know it's hard. >> All right. All right, Maggie. Do you have any physical impairments? >> No. >> Do you limp? >> No. >> Are you sick or injured? >> No. >> Are you under the care of a doctor or dentist? >> What does that mean? [clears throat] >> That's a good question. >> Like, do I have a doctor or dentist? No, I I I think I think it coincides with the the impairments or the injuries or sickness like are are you under more than >> normal >> getting a physical type of >> No, I'm okay. >> Are you diabetic or epileptic? >> No. >> Do you take insulin? >> No. >> Have you taken any medica medicines or drugs in the past 24 hours? >> No. Tylenol. Does >> that count? Sorry. Yeah. >> So, it's all right. Yes. Exact Tylenol. I took two tablets. They're like 400 milligrams. [snorts] >> Are they prescription? >> No, it's just like normal Tylenol. >> Whatever. [snorts] >> Uh when when was the last time you had that? >> 11:00 a.m. yesterday. Today. today 11 a.m. >> Uh, and how many? >> Two extra strength. So, I think it was 400 milligrams total, but yeah. >> Any cocaine? >> No. >> Any marijuana? >> Yes. >> Uh, when 400 p.m. >> today. That was the only time. >> How much? >> Like half a bowl. I don't know how much that is. A tiny tiny amount. Like a nug. I [laughter] don't know how much that is. Sorry. >> No, it's okay. Um, is that a normal quantity for you to consume? Yeah, honestly I consume a little bit more usually, but today I just didn't. So, >> do you [snorts] have impaired vision? >> No, I do not. >> Where do you work? >> I work at >> Can you spell that for me? >> Yeah. Did you work today? >> No, I worked Monday through Friday. >> How many hours of sleep did you get last night? >> Sleep a normal amount of like eight hours at least. Were you driving the vehicle >> today? >> Yeah. >> Yes, of course. >> Anything mechanically wrong with the vehicle? >> No, I don't think so. It's not my car, so I don't know. But no. >> Have you been injured or involved in any collision in the past 24 hours? >> Nope. >> Have you had any alcohol to drink since being stopped? No. >> Where were you going before you were stopped? >> I was going to pick up a rack that we purposely hid because we were going into the bars, right? >> To pick up a what? >> A rack. Like a It was like a rack of half selzers. >> Oh, >> it's actually in the car right now. But I was just picking up cuz we dropped it off at my sorority um just because we were going to be stopped like when we were going into the bars. So I was just like, "Okay, we're going to bed now." So I was just going to pick it up and go home. And then obviously on the way like >> So you were going home. >> Yeah, I was actually at home. Went to get the rack and go back home. Um but yeah, basically my intention was just going home and going to bed. So without looking, what time do you think it is? Without what? >> Without looking. What time do you think it is? >> Oh goodness. Got to be like 12:40 somewhere around there. Maybe. I don't know. I was at Bh Hall at like 11:30, so it could be way later. I have no idea. My phone died, so I haven't looked at my phone in like 3 hours. I have no idea what time it is. >> Give me your best guess. >> My best guess is like 1:15. Are you able to tell me what time it is? >> Yeah, it's uh 2:20. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Super late. [clears throat] >> What street or high? What street were you on >> when you pulled me over? Wherever Mcrosski is. So, right by the Shnook. I used to work there. Um >> the Shinook. >> I used to work at McCrosski, actually. So, right where you pulled me over, I used to work in that building to the right. So, I don't know what that street is called the Macroski area. >> I I wish I could help you. I don't I don't know I don't know campus that well. So, I don't know if >> No, right next to the Chinook McCrosski. That's That's how I identify as because I did used to work there. So, my god, my boyfriend probably thinks I'm dead. >> Uh, no. He's he's he's his name B. >> Yeah, >> he's called >> Oh, thank God. And if you would like me to, I can let them know. >> Whatever you can do. >> Yeah. I can also when we get done with this, I can also let you use my phone if you can if you're willing to talk to him on speaker phone and let you call him. >> Um, >> it's his car. Oh, >> yeah. Uh, do you happen to know the direction of travel you're going? Cardinal direction. >> What does cardinal mean? >> North, south, east, or west? No, [snorts] sorry. I have no idea where B Street is getting compared. >> And where did you come from? >> I came from my house. So, I came right from there, grabbing the rack, coming home. Um, >> so where did you gra So, you were coming from where you grabbed it at? >> Yeah. So, I came from the house and then it was at my sorority, the Katie House, Capidelta. >> Okay. What [snorts] what's that address? >> Um something Ruby Street. I'm so sorry. I have no idea. [snorts] >> It's you know right across from Tickets all that. >> So I was driving from which I'm guessing is less than a mile away, less than half a mile away. Um went to the house to grab my rack and then go straight back home. So what >> what time did you leave uh Katie? probably about 4 minutes before you arrested me. I took those tests. I have no idea what time it actually was cuz my phone, like I said, is dead. So, >> do you know what day of the week it is? >> Yeah, it's a Saturday. >> What city and county are you in? >> Pullman Whitman County. >> What is the date? It is 10:28, I think. Not really. >> Almost. >> The 27th. >> Uh, it's the 29th, but it was the 28th last night. >> I know Tuesday is the 31st, so should have just done the math there. But, >> have you been drinking alcoholic beverages? >> Yes. >> What have you been drinking? >> Vizies. Can >> you spell it for me? Uh, V I Z Y. It's like a 5%. >> How many? >> Um, probably five. Five or six. [snorts] >> When did you start? 8:00 p.m. is maybe a little after 8:30. [snorts] >> Um, who have you been drinking with? >> My boyfriend Bo. Um, and our friends who visited from the west side. So, do you need their names? >> No. >> Okay. >> Where? >> Hm. >> Where? um Vhall Valhalla and our house and then some random people's houses like Halloween parties and one girls in Cheyenne. I don't know if their actual addresses or anything like that. >> And what was the time of your last drink? >> Um could I please ask when you pulled me over? That would give me a better reference. [clears throat] H 1:30 >> 1:30 probably the latest one probably a little bit earlier than that. I would say 12:45. >> Do you believe your ability to drive was affected by your alcohol and/or drug usage? >> I personally don't. [snorts] >> Have you been arrested for DUI before? >> No. >> [snorts] >> All right. So, we just got to do two two s we we just got to do provide two samples. >> Okay. >> Very similar to exactly what we did in on the roadway. >> Yeah. >> Um big breath in, nice long and steady breath out. and I'll tell you exactly how to >> Okay. >> or how how long you >> And if it's comfortable for you, you can sit or stand. >> I'll sit, please. [clears throat] >> All right. Big breath in and blow. Keep going. Keep going. [music] Keep going. Keep going. Almost there. Good. Good. Good. All right. Can you take your jewelry and your shoes off? >> Can I ask why? >> Uh, I just have to inventory all of your property cuz once you go into a holding cell, you can't have any of that. >> I have to go in a holding cell. >> Yeah, we're pretty busy. >> God, for how long? >> So, the longest you can be in there is 6 hours. Um, we're we're we're pretty busy out there, so I'm going to have to go back on the road after I finish with this. >> Do I have to have like bail or something? >> So, uh, you've never had a previous DUI? >> No. >> And you live locally? >> Yeah. >> And so, I'm not going to be taken to county jail. There will be a a court appearance that you have tomorrow which I will provide you the the paperwork for. Um but as of tonight I will be releasing you. still busy. >> Hours. [snorts] And you dropped your headband. >> Oh, thanks. [laughter] >> Wonder Woman. No, my cat's name is Toothless. He's a black man [ __ ] And my boyfriend was Hiccup. And I was Astrid. So like [snorts] from How to Train Your Dragon. >> His parents. Toothless's parents. That was >> Okay. Okay. So, I have to go to court tomorrow. >> Tomorrow? Monday? Yes. >> Monday? >> Yeah. >> Oh, cuz it's technically Sunday, correct? Is there a time cuz I work a full-time job. >> Yeah. So, I'm I'm going to provide you all that paperwork. >> [snorts] >> Damn it. You have four rings. >> Yeah. >> All right. Last one. Just like last time. Just try to take a a bigger breath in so it's not as difficult towards the end. Big breath in and blow. Keep going. Almost there. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Almost done. Almost done. Almost done. There we go. There's some bobby pin on the ground, by the way. >> Okay, thank you. All right. So, here are your breath results. 2. >> So it went up. >> Yeah. >> Wow. >> 222.206. 213. >> Wow. Okay. That is surprising to me, but okay. This will be in your property. This will be in your property and I'll go through all of this before >> okay >> I release you again. All right. So um these are conditions of release. Your appearance at the above time and location is mandatory and may not be waved. Your failure to personally appear for this hearing or failure to comply with the below conditions of release shall result in the immediate issuance of a bench warrant for your arrest. Now pending this hearing, the court has ordered that you comply with the following conditions of release. You shall not possess or consume alcohol or unprescribed controlled substances. You shall not drive a motor vehicle without a valid license while suspended or revoked and without required liability insurance or other compliance with applicable responsibility laws. So again, you are required to be in court on Monday at 300 p.m. >> Okay. >> In KFax. >> Right. >> All right. We'll find you right there. >> Okay. 3 p.m. today slash tomorrow. >> And again, I'll give you this and I'll go over this again later. >> Yeah. >> Um, and this is going to be the property that I have to take off with you. Um, so the keys, the the vape, >> the vape, >> your shoes, your coat, I can give you a blanket, four rings, and then >> tampon. >> Yeah. >> Nice. sign right there. You put your boots and your coat and everything in here. >> Um, if I would need to pee. >> There's a bathroom in there. >> In the Okay. Yeah, you're going to be the only one in there. >> Okay, thanks. >> All right, I'll call [snorts] your boyfriend. You can talk to him. >> Thanks. >> Do you know when I might be released? >> So, let's see. It's 2:40. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hey. What's up? >> I'm in jail. >> I know. [snorts] What's up? >> By 6. >> 6 a.m. >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> What time do you have to be at work? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where's my car? >> I'm in coffee. >> What? >> This is the one hall. That's where my car is. >> Yeah, it's right outside. >> Where are my keys? Are they there? >> I believe I think No. No, they're not. Can we have them? >> Yeah, we have their keys. >> Can I come get them? And like, okay, aside, can I get them? That's the last question I want to ask about that. >> So, yeah, I can I can leave them with my records. Yes, >> if he just comes and provides his ID. >> Yeah, if you bring your ID, please. >> Okay. Um Okay. my wallet. Um, are you like what's the deal? Can like do you have time to explain that? Are you are you on a time limit? >> You can you can talk. >> Um, I mean, do you >> Yeah. Yeah, I know. I'm sorry. I mean, you didn't even see >> I know. I know. I know. >> I know. >> And I'm so sorry I even let you do that. I'm so sorry. So, so do they know like what's going to happen? >> I don't know. I don't really want to discuss that. But I have >> Okay. Can Can I like bring you a jacket or anything? >> No, I have a coat. I got to talk to my boss as soon as I get out of here and tell her that I can't go to work. >> Yeah. Can I bring or something? >> No, it's okay. >> Sometimes you have to be at work. >> Can you ask them? It's okay. I like >> I just want to get out of here. >> I know. Please ask for me cuz I want to bring >> sweat. >> Yeah. >> Can you bring sweat? >> No. >> No. >> No. Okay. >> No. >> I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> It's probably >> Okay. Um, is it at like Pullman Police Department? Like where do I go to get that? Um I believe so. It's right by uh you know my work. >> Yeah. Can you ask him just so I know? >> Yes, it is Tolman Police Department. >> Okay. My car. >> Yeah. The cross. >> Okay. All right. >> Sorry about your car. >> Don't worry about it. It's okay. It's okay. It's fine. Don't worry about me. I'm okay. I'm fine. Okay. >> Okay. He's going to come get his keys. >> No. Um, >> can I can I come get you like in the morning >> at some point? I assume. >> Yeah, we can call him. >> Yeah, we'll call you. >> Okay. Um Um Okay. Like, is there anything I can do for you? Can I like >> No, it's okay. >> Can I get you like water? >> No. Okay. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. I will call you >> nice to you. >> Yes. >> Yes, they are. Cuz last time they weren't, which is not okay. [laughter] >> It's okay. >> I'm sorry. This happened. It's okay. I love you. >> I love you, too. >> Okay. I'll talk to you later. >> Okay. Bye. >> Bye. >> Should I follow you? >> Yes. >> I'll put you down here. This guy's being pretty tall. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> Thanks. Ready to get out of here. You just bring both of those blankets. So, we're going to head and make that first. Right. Take off the blanket. Uh, we just got to get fingerprints, photograph, and then I'll go over your paperwork again with you. We're going to come over here. I'll go over the paperwork with you again, and then uh get you out of here. All right. So, left four fingers. going to roll the thumb. >> Mhm. Oh no. Throw the rain. This one. >> [snorts] >> Goodbye. I want to have you try it. So start just like this. Get nice pressure on it. A little bit lower. Good pressure. Then roll and up. Try to your middle. Same thing. Good. Pressure down. Last one. Pinky. Perfect. Stand in front of that blue screen. All right, move over just a couple. There we go. All right, keeping your body in that same position, turn your head to the right. There's a red dot. Can you pull your hair behind your ear? Thank you. You got a seat right here. >> Yep. Heat up here. So this right here your fingerprint. Same thing right here. again to go over this. This is your initial appearance for tomorrow, Monday the 30th. >> Okay. >> 300 p.m. in KFax. Okay. >> That's going to go with you. This is saying that I returned all your property to you. >> Mhm. your breath results. This is your criminal citation for uh 4661502 DUI. uh all of your information, vehicle, where it was stopped, um and like I explained to you, do have a mandatory court appearance tomorrow. >> Okay. >> This is your request for a DUI hearing that you can apply for immediately if you would like to. Uh >> what is that? So that's that's that's you can apply to have an ignition interlock device so that instead of your license just being suspended then you can have that in your vehicle so that >> what if I don't have a vehicle >> like I don't have a car. >> I mean if you have no need to drive then you don't I mean I guess you don't >> I'm trying to buy a car. >> Okay. So, yeah. Interesting. I've obviously I've never had a DUI before. Is it like See >> a sign right there saying that I gave you this piece of paper. This is not saying anything as far as what you're going to do with it, but just that I gave it to you. And if you do decide to go forward with the DUI here and make sure that you do it within the next seven days. >> Okay. Um, how long typically do people's license or whatever get suspended? >> So, uh, typically with the breath results, >> it's going to be 90 days. >> Okay. >> Date right there. >> I'm sorry. >> That's all right. It's the 29th. That goes with you. And that is all your property. >> So, I talked to Bo probably an hour ago. >> Um, do you want to call him back and let him know to come get you? >> Please. I would appreciate that. That's my phone. >> Hello. >> Hey, it's Maggie. >> Hi. >> Can you please come get me? Yeah, I'm already in my car. I'm about to leave right now. I'm literally pulling out the traffic right now. >> Thank you. >> I just called I called I kept on calling the police like every hour and then at 4 she was like, "Just call back at 6:00 and I'll probably know more." And then I just called her and she was like, "Yeah, she'll be out in 20 minutes." So, I just got ready to leave and now I'm ready. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. You're welcome. I brought you a sweatshirt and sweat if you want. >> Thanks. [snorts] >> I have I know. I'll drive you. >> I mean, I might not wake up. Obviously, you can take my car if you need to, but if I >> My license is suspended almost or whatever. >> Not yet. >> Not yet. >> Not yet. >> Never mind. >> What' you say? >> Never mind. I'll just talk to you when you get here. But I'll see you soon. >> Okay. Yeah. I'm on my way. >> Okay. Love you. >> Okay. Love you, too. Bye-bye. >> Bye. >> All right. Now you are free to go. >> Okay. All my documents right out of the store right here. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah. You're welcome. Have a better day. >> Yep. >> Hold on. I'll let him know you're ready. After officer St. Andre was finished with administering the breathalyzer, he placed Maggie in a cell. Following a brief holding period, Maggie was removed from the cell to be photographed and fingerprinted. Officer St. Andre cited Maggie under CW46.61 61 [clears throat] 5002 for driving under the influence and released her pending a court appearance in Kolfax Joseph. Um, what's what's your