Q R S T U V um D. So, we found this video on Law and Crime Body Cam. Um, I like it. I like the narration. I like the all the information that's on it. So, if you want more stuff like this, go to their site. 33 42 31 40 39 38 39 30 um 39 38 37 36 76 35 34 33 32 So if your car was a school bus full of kids? Yeah. Would you drive it in your current condition? I think I would be capable. I promise I have somebody pick me up. What's going to happen? Listen, let me let me explain this to you. It's the eve of Halloween night in Northport, Florida. An officer spotted a oh so spooky sight just before 4 in the morning. How are you? Hi. Good. You got your driver's license on you? Yes. I I was just picking up my friend. 4 in the morning. I was just picking up my friend from Northport. Okay. Where you headed to? Uh I see it in Northport. I was trying uh Thank you. You got your registration, don't you? Um, your fake cut had scared me when I walked up. Forgot tomorrow's Halloween. Pardon? I said your fake cut had scared me when I walked up. Forgot tomorrow's Halloween. I'm like, no. I know, right? The officer explains why he stopped the woman in white as he spots some angel wings in the back seat. when you're sitting at the light back here to make the left. Yeah. You're all the way out in the intersection. Oh, okay. Like you were past the crosswalk that you were you were on Toledo Lake for making the left. Um that the tags on the car is the car registered to you? Yes, sir. Okay. The tags on the car expired back in March, or April, I'm sorry. Um and your license is suspended. Yes. Oh. Did you know your license was suspended? Um I was trying to renew it. I'm I'm actually working on it. Um when I stop someone and I'm like, "Hey, let me see your driver's license." And like, "I don't have it on me." Like, "Well, where is it?" And their answer is, "I'm working on it." That means they're suspended. That is, and any cop that's watching this that's been on for 3 minutes has probably heard that. And it's always the same result. If you hear I'm working on it, that's how you know that their license is suspended. So, I'm sure this officer said the same thing to himself. She probably said, "Hey, I'm working on it." And he said to himself, "Self, I bet you her license is suspended." And he would be correct. I was uh cuz I was working with the Sarasota court about it. So, I was working on actually renewing it, everything. Okay. So, the answer is yes. So, I apologize about that. Okay. Um Yeah. Okay. Do you have Do you have insurance on car? Yes, I do. Okay. Who's it for? It was uh um the uh State Farm. Okay. Can you either pull it up on your phone or do you have a copy of it or anything in the car? Um yeah, I can look it up. Okay, that's fine. While our angel or devil, who knows, works to find her insurance. The officer asked the woman where she was coming from. She said she was on her way to pick up a friend who needed a ride home. So, you were on your way to pick her up? Yes. I I just had to because she was um because your your GPS just had you going home in Sarasota. Yes, that was my home, but she called me recently just about a second ago and she actually said if she can if I can drop her off home and then go home cuz I live in Sarasota. Um that would be nice. So she she wanted me to turn around and just get get her and then go home. Okay. Um she lives uh about 10 minutes from here, I think, at 4:00 in the morning. I think this officer probably knew that this girl was lying because her mouth was moving. um this like long indepth like story about like my friend well I was this way and I had to turn around and I had to go this way and pick him up and drop him off and I live in Sarasota but I was up here like all of this like indepth bullsh um it just if there's that story gets that indepth they're lying and they're thinking that by adding all of these like totally unnecessary neessary, you know, little tidbits of information are going to make it more believable when actually it's just the opposite. Okay, I went to go pick up a friend and I'm going down here is way better than whatever she said. So, he knew. He knew then. And I would have gone back to Sarasota, but Okay. Where were you all out at tonight? I was just at her house uh at the other friend's house. Um I work here in Port Hooters. M so I have a bunch of friends that live out here. I was just in one of her friends house and then um I was planning on going back home and Jesus called me. He was just like, "Hey, can you pick me up so like I can drop her back off home and I'll drive home?" It's a long story. Okay. Then the officer spots something interesting on the woman's wrist. So where's the club wristband from? Where's the club wrist? Oh, that was from the other night. That was from like Friday, I think, or something. Okay. Yeah. I I live in Sarasota, so it's not like Okay. I was just down here cuz uh I worked in Sarasota in Portal today, this morning from about 10:30 to about 4:00 a.m. 400 p.m. And then uh we met at a friend's house. We just got kind of got ready for Halloween. And uh we uh met at a friend's house. And I was just trying back. Like I wanted to go back home and she called me. She said, "Hey, can you bring me my home real quick?" That's a lot of information there. Okay. So, work on your insurance. I'm going to see why your license is no good and we'll go with it from there. Okay. The officer gives the woman some time to work on gathering her insurance documents. He heads back to his squad car and calls in her license plate. The driver is later identified as 22-year-old Naomi Fur. She's in the US on a green card from Switzerland. The officer also learned some other interesting deeds because you have an insurance suspension and you have like four other suspensions for travel. I don't know that you know you got you know you got to pay tickets four. So I haven't been to Switzerland. Um I've heard it's beautiful. I've heard they have a bikini team. I'm pretty sure that they have traffic laws there and those traffic laws are probably pretty similar to the laws here. You probably need some sort of registration. probably need a driver's license. You probably need some sort of insurance. So, I don't feel like Florida is the only place in the world that requires these things. Like, it's not a foreign concept. Um although she is foreign. So, if it's a concept to her, maybe it's a foreign concept. But, um this shouldn't be anything new and it's not out of the ordinary that someone would request those items when stopped. And obviously, she's been stopped before because she's got all these license suspensions. So, this isn't her first time meeting law enforcement. I said, you know, you got to pay the tickets. I I Well, I did pay them all the ones that I applied for. I tried I was trying to fix them all or like the insurance, everything. That's why I got new insurance and uh uh I was trying to pay all the fines. So, I which I did. I was just trying to get back on track, sir. Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Hop out real quick. Let's have a conversation. Naomi gets out of the car showing off her full Halloween costume. So, listen. Tonight's not my first night doing this, okay? Where are y'all really coming from tonight? Uh, literally from the house, uh, Chill's house is her name is. It's from um, sister uh, Menacey Terrace or something. Okay. Yeah. How much have you had to drink tonight? Not really anything of that. I literally just had with We were just like talking and more more or less. Mhm. Cuz your eyes are bloodshot. your speech is slightly. I'm just very tired, that's all. It's been very long night after I worked all day, too. So, and there's alcohol. Okay. After the officer tells Naomi she smells like booze. She agrees to perform some field sobriety tests. Let's see how she does. With your left pointer finger, I want you to reach up, touch the tip of the pen, and put it back down your side. Okay, that's your right. Oh, my left. Okay, so we're in a we're in agreeance where the tip of the pen is, right? Yeah. Okay. I'm gonna move it back and forth in front of your face a few times. I want you to keep your head straight and just follow back and forth with your eyes. Make sense? Yep. Keep your Keep your head straight. Look back. Move your head. Don't move your head. Relax for a second. Next up is walking the line, but not before Naomi questions some of her Halloween costume fashion choices. Any questions? And um could I do it without the shoes, too, or no? Is this Do you Do you want to try it with the shoes or I just I I don't know. I just prefer it without because they're very cricket. So, I just don't want you If you If you want to take the shoes off, you can take shoes off. Yeah. Give yourself some Flintstone feet. Be like Betty Rubble. Whoa. Those are boots. I didn't see those boots as big as they were. Like those are like a lift kit. Like full height lift. Um, a lot of times I'll ask someone if they're wearing a a shoe with a heel like, "Hey man, you want to take those off?" This probably would have been a good time to be like, "Ma'am, would you like to remove the lift kit that you're walking around on and maybe be closer to the ground while you perform these tests? It might help you out a little bit." Oh, there's that. All right. So, you still understand all the instructions to it? Okay. So go ahead and get back with your right foot in front of your left touching heel to toe. If you have no questions, you can go ahead and begin. One 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 one two like that. No one walks backwards in the test. There we go. Oh, little stumble. Oh, okay. You can turn back around. The officer moves on to the ABCs. Close your eyes and recite the alphabet from the letter A to Z. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V M XC. Sorry. Okay. I'm first Switzerland. I'm different. I'm sorry. How long you been in America? Uh for three years now. Okay. Did you come over like initially on student visa and been saved kind of? Uh I have a green card. Okay. I got you. Naomi performs a few more exercises. Then the officer asks her to count backwards from 46 all the way down to 29. 46 45 443 42 31 40 39 38 39 3 um 39 38 37 36 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 Okay, what number do you remember what number I told you start? Top one. You said start at 38 and then started 49 and I forgot. I just didn't really put your hand to go. Put your palms together while you're praying. The urban legend of having to say the alphabet backwards um exists out in the world. Now, we will do numbers backwards. You should be able to figure those out. I've never heard of in my career in coming up on 24 years of law enforcement, no one has ever asked someone to say the alphabet backwards. And I've known a lot of DUI cops. Um, most of the time it's exactly the way we do it here. Uh, typically I'll pick two letters if I'm going to administer this test. Like, hey, I want you to say the alphabet from F to T without singing it. Go. And just so that they know where to start and they know when to stop. It's that level of cognition that we're looking for. Same thing with the with the number count. All we're looking for is, hey, can you count correctly? And can you remember where to start? Can you remember where to end? Um, so she obviously messed up both of these. Some of that, hey, you could always say was due to a uh a language barrier, but the physical tests um those are a little bit more telling. You're under arrest for DUI, right? Mhm. DUI. But I'm not joking. I'll explain it all to you and I just looked back. Another officer arrives on scene and catches the DUI arrest from a different angle. You did everything that I asked you to, but all those exercises you performed. Yeah. I look for indicators of impairment. Okay. And tonight you have exhibited enough indicators of impairment to tell you're not safe operating. Okay. Yep. I was just I literally I I just didn't remember. I'm unlock so they don't get any type of It wasn't just a number. Okay, please, sir. I can't have a DUI. Please, I'll do everything. I literally I promise, sir. I'm from Switzerland. I can't have a DUI, please. I don't want to get out of I don't I don't want to get kicked out of any The devilish angel pleads with officers, begging them to drop all charges and let her go. Please, sir. But you I will I literally stop. You're not You're not You're not even supposed to be driving in the first place. You have five different suspensions on your license. You have an insurance suspension and three failed to pay traffic tickets. I will have somebody pick up me. I We're past that. I know, but I will not have anybody. Please don't charge me for a VI. I promise I'll have somebody pick me up. Please. I I literally I I'll leave my car here like you said you would. We can't leave. Too late. Could have made all those decisions before. No, but I mean like I have the car. Well, the car can't be driven anyway cuz there's no insurance and it's expired. Like I I'll have to please take the DUI off. Please, sir. I promise I have somebody pick me up. It's out of my hand. It should have been done before you left wherever you left. Okay. You can't be driving like this. Die. I I understand, sir. But drinking or like I I wasn't thinking I would cause an accident or anything. On a scale of 0 to 10, zero being stone cold sober, 10 being the most drunk you've ever been in your life, where would you put yourself? Um, I think I would put myself at two cuz I I did have one one drink, but like nothing crazy or anything. So, if your car was a school bus full of kids, Yeah. would you drive it in your current? Oh, I like that question. I think I would be capable. Not the answer. Would you being entrusted with the lives of children for a sec, would you drive those kids around in the condition that you're in right now? Yes. Okay. I think it'll be fine. I think I I mean personally I think I I'd be capable of driving it. Well, we we disagree on that tonight, but you are you are going to jail for DUI. Please, sir. Please. It's it's out of my hands. I I wish I I'll pick myself up. Please, sir. I don't want to go out of the US. Please. It's Please, sir. That's it's going to ruin my whole life. That that does a DUI does not mean that you're going to up and be deported. Yes. Because I'm from Switzerland. I don't I'm on a green card. As the original officer works to calm Naomi down, the assisting officer takes a peek inside her car. He walks from the side to the front. Then in the back seat, he spots an open shot of fireball whiskey. Meanwhile, Naomi is about to head to jail, and given her current costume situation, or lack thereof, the nice officer takes it upon himself to help cover her up. I'm going to show you a little bit of decency and cover you up. There we go. That helps. I want to go into jail looking like that. Please. Okay. Ma'am, there's nothing we can do. It is completely out of our hands. Okay. Yeah, but you didn't make a decision about arresting me. I promise I'll have somebody drive me home. I promise. We didn't do this. You put yourself in this situation. We are just a consequence of your decisions tonight. Okay. I I'm I'm happy that you're going to jail and that you're not in a body bag or that you didn't kill a family driving up the road. I rather want to kill myself. I don't want to be in the situation. I really want to be dead. I really don't want to be in the situation. No one wants to be in this situation, but you need to take this as a learning experience. No. Okay. No, please, sir. Let's walk back over. No, this way. This way, man. There's nothing we can do. Come on. Come on. Please. Don't Don't make this any by not by not going, you're just going to make it worse because the pulling away and everything is another charge. Okay. So, let's just be an adult. I can't do everything. I can't because the thing is if I'm half of you it's all water under the bridge time to walk to my car and then I'm going to I'm going to make you go to my car. Okay. So please let's just be an adult about this and go to my car. Naomi continues to plead with officers telling them because she's Swiss she can't get a DUI. The officers begin losing patience. You are going to go to jail. Okay. Is there nothing we can do about like at least like have somebody pick me up or something? No. Nope. I cannot pick. But I'm from Switzerland. I cannot be and I'm from New Hampshire and if I were driving drunk tonight, I would go to jail, too. I know, but if I have a DUI, I cannot live here. Officers begin escorting Naomi to their squad car. And just when they think she'll comply, she brings out the waterworks. Okay, it's we're past we're we're past that. No one wants to go to jail. I don't have any mom or dad. I'm all in Switzerland, sir. I have nobody call when I get to the station. They will let you get numbers of friends and everything on your phone. I don't have anybody. You were just at a friend's house. You You have to know people the numbers. Well, you will be any numbers you have in your phone. You'll be able to get out and we'll get there. So, please have a seat in the car. Sir, please. Please. I'm I'm not going to ask you again. Please have a seat. I understand. But please, can you help me completely? We are past that. I need you to sit in the car. What would I have to do to Nothing. The only the only thing that you could do to not go to jail tonight is not drive. That's the only thing that would stop you from not going to jail tonight is not driving drunk. I I wasn't trying to. I'm sorry. I wasn't trying to. I understand you weren't trying to, but you were. So, but I wasn't driving drunk at all. Okay. Please have a seat. Naomi is placed in the back of the car and the door shuts on her and her Halloween night. Before bringing her to jail, officers found a few tricks and treats inside Naomi's car. Is that closed? Yeah, it's closed. Did you call? There's a open one there. Open one fireball. Not just one open fireball, but two, plus a crushed can of White Claw. Naomi was booked for DUI and driving with a suspended license. Her DUI charge was reduced to reckless driving, and she was adjudicated guilty.