Get off me. >> You're okay. 102 D F >> Get get off me. Get the off me. >> COME ON. >> GET THE OFF ME. >> [screaming] >> KEEP THOSE CUFFS CUFFED UP, OKAY? >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. She's so pleasant. >> Get off me. Off me. >> Don't try to take that Don't try to >> Off me. >> You can get off the cuffs. >> GET THE OFF ME. >> I'M GOING TO SAY COMPLAINTS. I'LL TAKE COMPLAINTS about cuffs there. Stay in THE CAR. >> I SEE YOU. >> Stay in the car. Stay [screaming] Stop. I don't know why people always think that streaming does anything. Okay, okay. >> Get the >> In the car. Stay in the car. >> GET THE OFF ME. >> [screaming] >> NO ONE'S ON YOU. I THINK NO ONE'S ON YOU. STAY in the car, okay? Yeah, she's going to get this minute. Oh, yeah, she is. >> Off me. >> Stop. No, SHE'S GOING TO COMPLAIN. STOP. >> [screaming] >> GET THE >> NO ONE'S TOUCHING YOU. ALL RIGHT, I love daytime DUIs. Um this happens right about 2:30 in the afternoon. I absolutely I love doing impaired driving investigations during the day. You don't have to worry about a flashlight. The light is great for your body worn camera. Um people that typically drink during the day typically have a pretty good alcohol concentration going, so um you know, the impairment that you see midday on someone that's a professional drinker is typically pretty good. Um it's great. And obviously she she caused the collision, so she can't safely operate her vehicle. No need for FSTs. Just you know, it's middle of the day, she's going to jail.