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Her eyes will look normal. >> Eyes don't look normal. >> So, her eyes look normal, but I can't smell if there's any alcohol or not. >> Okay. Hi there. >> Around 12:18 a.m. on December 7th, 2024, Corporal Luis Blascott with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office observed a black 2020 Land Rover swerving across the white fog line on Southern Boulevard in the vicinity of Benoid Farms Road. He initiated a traffic stop and the driver pulled over. He exited his patrol car and made contact with the driver of the Land Rover who was identified as 23-year-old Caitlyn D'Amelio. >> Hi, how are you? >> How are you? >> I'm good. Got stopped by one of the most senior deputies in the world. >> What happened? >> I'm not from here. I'm from New York. >> Mhm. >> It was really just an indecisive decision. >> Yeah. No, I He told me to turn and I turned. It was I I told the turn my grandmother's house was a complete other way and she just switched lanes too quick. I I made her nervous and that's my fault. >> I gotcha. Okay. >> But we don't have our light our our insurance. >> I don't have my register. >> This is her mother's car and her father took it to a warehouse and took all the stuff out of it. So >> my mom passed away. This is my mom's car basically. My dad he doesn't have the register with me. The what? >> The registration. >> The registration. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Where are we coming from tonight? >> Uh, the Palm Beach Polo Club. >> Palm Beach Polo Club. >> Okay. Now, I'm getting some strong odors of alcohol coming from the vehicle. You have anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> No. Did you have anything to drink tonight? >> No, sir. >> So, why am I getting these odors coming from the vehicle? >> I'm also taking Okay. Young lady, do you mind stepping under the vehicle for me, please? >> Okay. So, I wasn't really asking. I was really just telling you, I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Thank you. Come on over here for me. Can you You come on over here for me. It's right here. >> Okay. Do you have another pair of shoes on that or do you have another pair of shoes in a car that may be a little more comfortable for you or? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> I can take them off. No, I'm just asking if they're uncomfortable. If you want to take them off, you're more than welcome to. I just know how difficult it is standing in these for >> Yeah. No, that's true. No, that's okay. >> Okay. So, I'm get, like I said, I was getting odors of alcohol coming from. All right. That's a problem for me, especially with how a corporal was explaining what happened with the traffic stop and all that. Right. So, we're coming from Palm Beach Polo. Right. Haven't had any drinks tonight. No, not at all. Not even one. >> No. >> No. Okay. Do you have any medical conditions? >> No. >> No. How old are you? >> 23. >> 23. Okay. And are we diabetic? Do you know? >> No. >> Okay. Are you you suffer from epilepsy or you have seizures or anything like that? No. Okay. >> Do you want to take those off because it's I know it's uncomfortable. >> It's going to give you Okay. Can you put your feet together for me? Toes touching, heels touching >> and then hands down by your side. >> Okay. I ask you to stay just like that and don't move until I instruct you to do otherwise. You understand? >> All right. So, based off of everything I'm seeing. All right. He said your your pupils are enormous right now, which yes and no. makes sense, but obviously mixed with the driving pattern and everything else that I'm seeing and smelling tonight. >> As he was speaking with Caitlyn, he noticed that her eyes were watery and observed indicators of impairment. Deputy Dylan Snow Grove arrived on scene to assist and Caitlyn was [clears throat] asked to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises. She told the deputy that she was coming from the Palm Beach Polo and Country Club. He was able to administer the horizontal gaze nice HGN test, but Caitlyn refused further field sobriety testing. I'm going to ask that we conduct uh roadside field sobriety test. Okay. All right. We have any problems with our eyes? >> No. >> No. Do you wear glasses or contacts? >> No. >> No. You have any problems with your ears? >> No. >> No. You receive a bump on the head in the past 24 hours? >> No. >> No. Do you have any physical injuries or defects? >> Uh, popped my knee out a couple times. That's it. >> When's the last time you popped your knee out? >> Last December. >> Last December. So, a year ago. >> Yep. >> Okay. What do we do for work? >> I'm an aesthetician. >> What is that? >> Facials, lasers. >> Okay. Okay. A >> be uh like a beautify. >> Gotcha. Okay. Do you see the light I just put in front of you? >> The red light? Yep. >> All right. What's going to happen is this red light's going to move from side to side. I'm going to ask you to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. Not moving your head. Do you understand? >> Just my eyes. >> Just your eyes. Okay. Your head. going into space. Stay right with it. Okay. Just keep looking at it. >> I know. I know it seems like a long silly process, but there's a reason for it. Okay. >> No, I know there is. I know. >> All right. Now, get your head faced right towards mine. Yeah. You're slowly moving your head sideways. So, just keep it keep your nose pointed towards me. Okay. Keep going. Stay right there. Don't go anywhere. Okay. Hey, Corb. >> Yeah. Can >> I get you out, please? >> Can I get you out? Please stay with her for a second. 79. All right. So, this this next task is going to require some walking and balancing. You stay right there for me. Bro, can I have you over here for a second? Again, I'm going to offer you the opportunity to make it more comfortable for yourself if you want to take those boots off. Okay? Or do you feel comfortable that you walk over here? Stay over there. >> Stay over there. to the police. >> Okay. You don't have to >> do Do me a favor. Either return to the vehicle. >> Okay. Yeah, I'll return. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Do you see the line that I just put down? >> Yeah. What's the color of that line? It's >> yellow. >> All right. Do you know your left and your right? >> Yeah, I do. >> Can you show me your left? Can you show me your right? >> Left. Right. >> Okay. Do you want to take those off or do you want to leave them on? >> No, I'll leave them on. >> Okay. I'm going to ask you put your left foot on the beginning of that yellow line for me. >> I'm going to ask you put your right in front of your left heel touching toe like so. And then hands down by your side. Okay, I'm going to ask you to remain in that position throughout the instructions and demonstration and do not begin the task until I instruct you to do so. >> Well, we're not talking to anybody right now. Are we not going to do the tasks, >> Nikki? >> By refusing to perform the task I'm requesting of you, it may be used against you. >> Call the lawyer. >> It may be used against you in court. >> No, I'm not doing this. >> Okay. So, you're refusing to do the tasks? >> Yep. You understand that if my refusing to perform the task that I'm requesting of you can be used against you in court and I have to base my arrest decision off the probable cause that I've already developed. >> Yes or no? >> I don't even know what that means. >> Okay, that means that I have to base my decision tonight. >> Now you can >> you can do the task now or I have to base a decision off of everything I've seen so far. >> So what does that mean? If you base a decision then what does that mean? >> Means either you go to jail or you don't. Those are that's the decision. Are you going to perform? Are you going to perform? Are you going to perform the tasks? Yes or no? >> But what if I performed the task? What does that mean? >> It means you're going to perform the tasks. >> That's what that means. >> Can I make a decision? >> Want to dispel any fears that you may be impaired. That's why we're asking you based on what we've seen so far. >> Frankie, call your dad. >> No, you're talking to me. Are you going to perform the test? Yes or no? >> What do I do? >> Okay, gentlemen, do me a favor. Stay back there. >> Traffic 9. Traffic six. Can you be 51 over here for a second? Are you going to perform the task? Yes or no? >> Based on the odor of alcohol, her erratic driving, and her unwillingness to perform all field sobriety exercises, Deputy Snuggrove told Caitlyn that she was being placed under arrest for DUI. >> Okay. No. >> So, being placed you under arrest. >> Unlock your hands. Frank get >> Is there any chance he could fart the car? We live the car's getting towed. >> That's my question. If you live right here, though, >> the car's getting towed cuz the tag's illegal on it. >> I know, but it is. >> No, the tag is illegal. >> Tag's illegal. >> Going in this car right here. >> Going in this car over here. >> Cranky, call your dad. >> Routine's fine. Just need your 51. off. >> I do. >> Okay. >> I just want to wait till one more person here. >> Reclass signal one. I have a white female 1015. All right. Throw me a case, please. Boss. Can I can I drive the car and park it? >> No, cuz the tag's not even supposed to be on it. >> Only from what I've heard is the seas tag owner. Correct. >> No, it's the sticker is a fake sticker. Oh, >> the sticker is fake sticker sticker. The sticker does not belong to this. >> Okay. If I see it, >> I don't have a problem with it. >> It's not good here. >> Hey, I can show him. That's my cousin. This is my uncle. Hang on. I can show him real quick for my dad. Look >> here, Dad. Look. >> Oh, it is. It's 11:25, though. >> Expired 115. >> Oh, so the sticker doesn't belong on the tag. It's expired. >> It's not right here. You hear him? Yes. >> Hey, you have to wait till we get to the to the breath and alcohol testing center. >> You have to wait till you're at the breath and alcohol testing center. Don't have anywhere for you to the bathroom out here. Anytime right here that's her own is the owner of Anytime Mike. >> That's fine. >> Okay, I'm fine with that. All right. in front of him. Send him to come get it at >> Canadian. Yeah. Right there. >> Caitlyn was transported to the Palm Beach County Jail for further processing. At the jail, she agreed to submit breath samples. >> Right there. Right there. You want to go ahead and >> I still write my tickets for my uh [snorts] deputy broation. >> I have been taking my detain. >> She is not 134. >> Today is December 7th, 2024. Deputy Snow Grove ID 3887 38872 at the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. I have arrested and charged Caitlyn D'Amelio with DUI pursuant to chapter 316.193 of the Florida State statute survised. Ma'am, will you please state your full name? >> Caitlyn Deilio. >> Your address while you're staying down here in Florida. >> Your date of birth? 01901. >> Your height and weight? >> 51. Weight >> maybe like 135. Not sure. >> Your hair and eye color? >> Black hair, hazel eyes. >> Okay. And your age? >> 23. >> Okay. I'm now requesting you submit to an approved test of your breath for the purpose of determining the alcohol content. Please submit. >> I would like my lawyer, please. >> Okay. Okay. During this time, this is an administrative deal where that's what I'm trying to tell you. So, if you don't perform the test I'm requesting of you or if you refuse to take the test I requested of you, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of one year for a first refusal or 18 months if your driving privilege has been previously suspended or if you have been previously fined under Florida State Statute 327.35215 for refusing to submit to a lawful test of your breath, urine, or blood. Additionally, if you refuse to take the test I have requested of you and if your driving privilege has been previously suspended or if you have been previously fined under Florida State Statute 327.35215 for refusal to submit to a lawful test of your breath. >> Why can't I wait for my lawyer? >> H >> why can't I wait for my lawyer? >> Because this is administrative. When you signed for your New York driver's license, you agreed that you would provide a sample. That's what imply consent means. Back when you were 16 years old and you signed on the dotted line for your driver's license, you agreed that you would provide a breath sample, a urine sample, and or a blood sample upon the lawful request of a law enforcement officer. If you're refusing to do that, you lose your license. It's administrative. It has nothing to do with the criminal process. >> Okay, then let's do it. >> Let's go do it. [clears throat] All right, mosquito. Brand new mouth. You can stay seated right now. Brand new mouthpiece is going to go attach to this black tube. Okay. You're going to sew your lips around this other tip. Don't bite down with your teeth. Just tight. So we lift only for me. All right. You're going to blow long hard continuously. When you're doing it correctly, it'll be a tone coming from the instrument. Keep it going until I say stop blowing. Okay. I need two samples. No less than two. could be more tuned correctly to complete the test correctly. Okay, understand what I explained to you. Give me a few minutes then I'll call you up. You going to come stand right in front of me. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Give me a minute. [clears throat] All right. Two. All right, come on up for [music] me. Look, come stand right in front of them. All right, this is the edges of your lips. Pull out as hard as you can when you hear that tone. means you're doing it right. You got to keep it going for me. Don't break it until I say stop. Keep a little harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Thank you. All right. Go have a seat for me. Can you do that for me one more time in a few minutes? Okay. And then what happens after this? >> You're going to he's going to finish up his paperwork. When we go back out, like I told you, when you're coming in, we're going to take you out of handcuffs. You'll sit in the sale while he finishes up his paperwork. You'll go next door to booking. And when you get over there, you can call whomever you need to call. They'll be phone holding cell. You stay here for 8 hours. 8 hours started before you got here. So, you're in your process of 8 hours. They'll tell you your release time. You have a bun and then you go home. Okay. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> That's how we do everything. time. I'm an itch. >> Always when you can't get to it. >> All right, come on back up from here. Same thing. No different. Just bring your mouth. Okay. Don't stop. I'm tell you, take your good breath because every time you stop, it starts all the way back. Ready? Yep. And just blot your mouth. Bang. Perfect. Keep going. Keep going. Don't break it. Keep going. Keep going. All right. Thank you, ma'am. You're done. In a few minutes, I'll explain your results. Okay. >> Okay. >> Should I sit? >> Yes. Sit down. I'll explain your results. Can you take these off? >> Not yet. I told you when to go back out the door. Okay, we're almost done here. >> So, I have to wait 8 hours. >> You are in your 8 hours already from the when they look at from the time he arrested you on the side of the road, your arrest time. That's when your 8 hours start when those handcuffs went on you. So, it's not when you get here, it's on the side of the road. So, you're currently in your 8 hours. >> And so, and when can I call? Well, like I said, when he's on his paperwork, we'll get you next to where you can call. >> It'll be like about an hour and a half. Hour, hour and a half. >> She requested a lawyer both on. So, no problem. >> Now, let's just call got to be patient. Okay. And when can I call my dad for the water? >> Same thing. Next door when you go to like I said when you're put you in a cell next door there's phone so you just follow them whenever they put you in a cell. If that's the first person you want to call, you can call me. >> There's no limit to how many people you can call me. >> Thank you. >> Okay, Caitlyn. The limit in the state of Florida for driving under [clears throat] the influence of alcohol is a 08. On your first test, you do a 19. Her breath test results indicated back levels of 0.198% and 0.193% which were more than double the legal limit of 0.08%. She was charged with a DUI 316.1931 and eventually released on a $1,000 bond pending her court appearance. >> Me is on your second test of.1 93. That means you are over the limit set by the state of Florida for driving under the influence of alcohol. You understand? >> Okay. All right, we are done. You come on out. I'm gonna take you off. [clears throat] I'll get you out of the handcuffs so you can relax. >> All right, Tommy. You're welcome.