I can smell the alcohol coming off your breath, okay? We got a call saying that you almost hit some kids in the parking lot here. >> hit some kids? >> Yeah. >> I did not almost hit some kids. >> You're slurring your words. I can smell the >> I literally never though. I never even came in contact with children. >> Okay. That's fine, but I can just standing here I can smell the odor of a consumed alcoholic beverage coming off your breath, okay? >> Okay. >> So, let me see your keys real quick. >> For what? >> Cuz I don't want you to go anywhere. >> Ah, see I got a for what? >> For anything really what? I literally haven't done anything wrong. >> Okay. >> Get out of the car. >> Did you drink tonight? >> There are some traffic laws that don't apply on private property. Like stop signs. You have a stop sign in the middle of a parking lot and there's no roads there, you don't have to stop at that stop sign. It's not there's no legal reason we can't make you. So, on private property most of the time if you lived in a gated community, that's all private property. None of those apply. However, if you're DUI or in this case OVI you could be OVI anywhere. So, it doesn't matter you're in a parking lot, if you're in a field, if you're on a roadway, it doesn't matter. Here, at least in the state of Arizona, if you're in the state and you're impaired, that's it. And looks like that applies in Ohio, too.