Jesus need my friend a right. Please don't shoot me. They talk loud, act bold, and quote laws they clearly don't understand. These Karens thought they were legal experts until real cops stepped in and proved them dead wrong. First little push down here. I have you stand up on 30. Get ready to witness what happens when dumb confidence meets actual law enforcement. A 22-year-old drunk woman was driving dangerously with no sense of responsibility. On March 5th, 2023, Berea police officer Santos was on patrol in Brea, California. She noticed a female driver texting and driving without headlights while driving. She initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle, and it took the driver longer than normal to pull over. Sorry to interrupt your uh cell phone usage or chat you have going on. Okay. I'm officer Santos of the Bria Police Department and I stopped you for a numerous things. Um number one is you're driving for quite a few miles with no headlights on. Were you aware? Oh, no. Okay. And also, you haven't put your cell phone down the entire time you've been on your phone. Okay. Do you have your ID on you? I do. Have you been drinking this evening? I have not. Okay. Were you taking any drugs or anything? No, sir. No, sir. Do you know where you're at right now? Somewhere around Uklid something. Oh my gosh. Okay. What are you handing me right now? Just my ID. Just your ID? I mean, I assume so. Yeah. Okay. You're handing me your credit card. When she finally did stop, the 22-year-old seemed oblivious that the officer was at her door since she still appeared to be texting. The woman denied consuming any alcohol. The officer told her the reason why she was being stopped. Then the woman called Officer Santos. Sir. Officer Santos asked the woman for her license and she was handed a credit card. Okay. Go ahead and shut the vehicle off. All right. Go ahead and take your credit card. Take your credit card. Okay. Unbuckle your seat belt. Okay. What I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you do some field sobriety tests. Okay. Okay. Go ahead. The owner is operator. I'm going to have her conduct some SFSTs. All right. Come on. Go ahead and step outside of the vehicle. All right. And then we're going to walk over here to the sidewalk. Okay. Okay. Okay. Over here to the sidewalk. All right. What I want you to do is just stand right here. Okay. When the woman was asked to step out of her car, her pants were unbuttoned and unzipped. She was administered standardized field sobriety tests. So, the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to be checking your eyes. What I need for you to do is stand with your arms to your side. Do you need to button up your pants or I mean, I guess I can. Yeah. Okay. It's for your comfort. No, I never. It doesn't matter. Okay. All right. Hands down to your side, feet together. Okay. And then I need for you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? Yep. Okay. Okay. Don't move your head. Okay. Okay. Don't move your head, just your eyes. 1622 radio. I'll be with Okay. What I need for you to do, if you can't hold your head still, can you put your hands up to your face and just hold your head? Okay. Just hold it still right now. Okay. Yeah. Just hold your head still and just follow it with your eyes. Okay. Okay. Now, we're going to be going up. Okay. Okay. Just with your eyes, okay? Not your face. Okay. All right. So, the next test we're going to be doing is the walk and turn test. Do you have any type of uh disabilities or physical limitations that would stop you from walking nine steps, turning around, and walking nine steps back? Okay. What I want for you to do is I want you to imagine a line directly in front of you. Okay? I want you to put your left foot on that line with your right foot in front of your line like this. Okay? So, your left foot's on the line. Nope, don't start walking. Okay? So, imagine the line in front of you. Place your left foot on that line with your right foot directly in front of your left foot and then put your arms down at your sides and maintain that position until told to do otherwise. Do you understand? Okay. So, when I tell you to begin, no, not not yet. Not yet. Don't start. Okay. Go back to the starting position with your left foot and then your right foot directly in front of that one. Okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to walk nine heel to toe steps counting out loud in the following manner. One 2 3 on down to nine. When you've reached your nine your ninth step, leaving your lead foot on the line, make a series of small steps in the following manner. And then you're going to make nine heel totoe steps back down that line. Once you start the test, do not stop the test. Make sure you watch your feet at all times, keeping your arms down to your side and counting your steps out loud. Once you start the test, do not stop the test until finished. Do you understand? Okay, I think one, two, three, four, five. Put your arms down your sides. Seven, eight, nine. Okay, you you have to turn around and do nine steps back. Put your arms at your side now. Yes. Okay. Okay, go ahead and stop. All right, go ahead and turn around. All right, so the last test we're going to do is called the one leg stand. Okay, do you have any issues that would stop you from standing on one leg for about 30 seconds? No. Okay, so when I tell you to begin, okay, first of all, just maintain the position you're in. Feet together, arms down at your side. Do you need to zip up your jacket? No, it's just kind of cold. But no, I'm good. Okay. All right. Arms down at your side, feet together, and then whenever I tell you to, you're going to raise one leg, either leg, 6 in off the ground, with your toe pointing outward, and you're going to watch that foot. And you're going to count out loud in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 100,004 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? Once you begin, no, don't start yet. Once you begin, do not stop until I tell you to do so. Make sure you watch your foot, keeping it parallel to the ground, and count out loud. Okay, do you understand? Okay, give me just a second to get the timer going. Okay, are you ready? Begin. Make sure you're counting out loud and watching your foot with your arms at your [Applause] sides. Okay. You have to count out loud and watch your toe. One, two, watch your raised foot. You have to watch your raised foot. You're not watching your raised foot. [Applause] All right, go ahead and stop. The first test was horizontal gaze nestagmas. She was told not to move her head, but she continuously moved her head, and the woman turned the walk and turn test into a walk and strolled down the sidewalk. During the one leg stand test, she didn't count out loud. She was detained after failing all of her tests. Okay. So, right now you're under arrest for OVI. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Do you have anything that you need to get out of your vehicle? Do you have a purse in there or do you have a cell phone? I I saw it in there that you had it on your lap. Yeah, I'd probably have a cell phone. Yeah, sure. Okay. Would you like that? Yeah, I guess. Okay. All right. We're going to walk over here to the back of my cruiser and then I'm going to search you real quick. Do you have anything on your person? 78. Okay, good. [Music] Well, we'd either park it at the high school or call for a tow. I just called uh the auxiliary over here to come tow it unless you want me to park it. Honestly, it's your call. Well, your stop, your call. Open container. Yep. Uh half empty bottle of tequila. My I didn't grab my other flashlight. Yeah, you're good. How old is she? I believe she's over 21. Uh we're having issues with leads right now. Yeah, sounds about right. She was arrested for DUI and taken to the police station. The officers inspected her vehicle. An open container of alcohol was eventually discovered in the vehicle. The police report indicates she blew a 0.202% BAC. She was charged with operating a vehicle impaired, having a breath alcohol concentration of over the legal limit, not using her turn signals, texting while driving, not having her headlight on, and having an open container of alcohol. The incident is caused by a woman named Ashley. In 2023 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, officers noticed a vehicle driving erratically. The officer tried to conduct a traffic stop by turning his cruiser lights and siren on. The vehicle kept driving. The officer decided to perform a pit maneuver to stop the vehicle. The first attempt resulted in a failure. The vehicle stopped for a brief moment, but then drove away once again. Another officer successfully performed the maneuver and stopped the vehicle. The officers quickly blocked the vehicle with their cruisers. Officers immediately ordered Ashley to show her hands. Ashley finally complied and exited the vehicle. Another officer issued commands to her to come towards them, walking backwards. They then told her to get on her knees. One of the officers quickly handcuffed her. Let me see your hands. Hands. Let me see your hands. Hands. Exit the vehicle. Exit the vehicle with your hands up. Yeah, we got a filling stop here. Hey, Sergeant, go around to the left. Go around to the left. Exit the vehicle with your hands up. Let me see your hands here. I'm going to get on you. I got on you. I got on you. I got on you. Take two steps to your left. Walk to the sound of our voice. Here you go. Get it. Walk up. Go down on your knees. Hands behind your back. Vehicle's clear. Go ahead and stand up here. Stand up. You have your purse on you? Yes. You have you have you have your ID in there? Yes. All right. Thank you. All right. Just just Okay. Just just sit right there. Okay. [Music] Ashley. All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may may be used against you in a court in the court in a court. You have the right to consult with a lawyer and have a lawyer present before and during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one can be appointed to represent you. If you decide to answer questions, you have the right to stop answering at any time. Okay. So, you have your license in here. Is it all right if I get it? Yeah. Go ahead. All right. Yeah. I'm caught up in Yeah. No, no. I got you. Just lean back. I don't want you to fall over. Yeah. It's in here. Are you sure? Yes. It should be in there. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? Yes. This is my vehicle. What's your name? Ashley. Ashley. What? Delon. Delion. Yes. Okay. If it's not in there, it should be in the middle. Okay. So, you said you're coming from downtown. Yes. So, I mean, there's a heavy odor of alcohol, right? Flur speech. Your eyes are bloodshot watery. How much alcohol have you consume? Be honest with us. Yeah, we're doing our job, right? I understand. So, how much alcohol have you consumed? Well, I just came from downtown, so So, how much alcohol have you consumed? I do not know. You don't know? No. Well, I've been honest with you, so you're going to be honest with me? Yeah. All right. So, how much alcohol do you consume? I don't know. You don't know? No, I don't. Okay. And I've been honest with that [ __ ] Okay. So, are you willing to take uh some field sobriety tests? If I need to, yes, I will. Well, I mean, I'm asking you, are you going to take some standardized field test? If I need to, yes, I will. All right. An officer then read her Miranda rights. He then began his questioning. The cop then located her driver license and successfully identified her. He unccuffed her to remove her purse from her. He then inquired about how much alcohol she consumed and if she was willing to participate in field sobriety tests. Ashley agreed to the tests. So put your feet together. Okay. Arms to your side. Just like just like so. Okay. Have you had any recent head injuries? No. No. No. Okay. All right. So, what I want you to do is follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. So, put your arms to your side. Sorry. All right. So, like I said, follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Put your chin down. Look at my finger up here. All right. So, keep your head straight. Right here. Right here. My finger's over here. You're looking somewhere else. Follow my finger. All right. Keep your head straight. Follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? Yes. Okay. Right up here. All right. You're looking somewhere else. Follow my finger. Okay. Okay. What's your last name again? Delon. Delon. So, Miss Dillion. Okay. Work with me. Okay. Follow my finger. Just with your eyes. My finger's over here. All right, keep your head straight. All right. Up and down. Okay. All right. So, be honest with me. I wish I call you consumed. Huh? No. No. The officer then explained the gaze test to her. He also asked if she had any head injuries. He then proceeded to perform the test. Despite clearly explaining the test, Ashley kept messing up the test. She was not able to follow the finger properly. After the test, he again asked about her alcohol consumption. Do you feel comfortable walking in those shoes? Yes, I do. Okay. All right. So, there's going to be an imaginary line from your left foot directly to my left foot. You able to imagine that line? Mhm. Yes or no? Yeah. Yes or no? Yes. All right. So, now that your left foot's on that line, go ahead and put your right right foot directly in front. Heel to toe. Now they're in that Now they're in that position. Do not move. Put your arms to your side. Arms to your side just like so. Just like I am. Okay. Put your arms to your side like like this. Directly to your side. All right. Now, stay in that position. So, once I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps forward on that imaginary line. heel to toe, counting each step out loud, looking down directly at your feet, and counting each step out loud. Once you get to that ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot planted, take a series of small steps with your rear foot, and turn yourself back around. You're going to take nine heel toe steps in the opposite direction. Do you understand? Okay. All right. Stay in that position. So, left foot on that line, right foot directly in front. One, two, three. I took three steps. So, you're going to take nine. Once you get to that ninth step, lead foot planted, series of small steps with your rear foot. Okay? You're going to take nine hill toe steps back. Right. One, two, three. Again, I took three steps. How many you going to take? Right. Three. You're going to take nine. Nine. Would you like me to demonstrate it again? One more time, please. Miss Deion, do you understand? Yes. Okay. One one more thing. Once you begin the test, do not stop. Okay. Do you understand? Yes. One, two, three. Again, I took three steps. You're going to take nine. Once you get to that ninth step, lead foot planted, series of small steps with your rear foot. Turn yourself back around to take nine heel toe steps in the opposite direction. One, two, three. Again, I took three steps. You're going to take nine. All right. Do you understand? Yes, I understand. Would you like me to demonstrate it again? No. Give me one sec. Whenever you're ready, put your right foot directly in front. went ahead and added a go ahead and begin. This if you would just notate that I had a short force pistol. Miss Deion, are you done? Miss Deion, are you done? Yeah. Okay, let's walk back over here. Yeah. Here. Stand up. Sorry. All right. Sorry. Here. Stand up straight. I got you. Stand up straight. Face me. Put your feet together. Do you think you could do this next test? It's going to be the the one leg stand. Would you like me to attempt it for me? Yes. Okay. Cuz I don't want you to fall fall again and get hurt. Okay. Do you think you're going to get hurt? No. Okay. All right. So, put your feet together, arms directly to your side. The officer then proceeded to conduct a heel totoe test. He explained the test to Ashley. She asked the officer to demonstrate the test twice again to her. She then tried to perform the test. Ashley was unable to perform the test properly. She then suddenly laid down on the road. The officer then inquired if she could perform the next test safely. She replied in a positive manner. All right. All right. Once I tell you to begin, you're going to pick up the leg of your choice, left or right, 6 in off the ground, about the size of a Coke can. You're going to keep both arms to the side. Look down directly at that foot that you decide to pick up. The foot that you decide to pick up is going to be parallel with the floor. Do you know what parallel means? Parallel. Parallel like this. Look at my hand. Parallel. Okay. So, I'm going to demonstrate it. Okay. All right. So, put your feet together. Hands direct at your side. All right. I'm going to pick up my right leg for demonstration purposes. Both legs are going to be straight and the foot's going to be parallel. Pay attention. You're going to count in a series of 1,00 1,002 1,00 3 100 4 105 and so on and so on until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? Yes. Would you like me to demonstrate it again? No. All right. So, give me one sec. So, like I said before, you can pick up your left or your right. Just make sure the legs are straight and the foot's parallel with the floor. And a counter serves 10,000. Keep your arms to your side. Look down directly at your feet. Would you like me to demonstrate it again? No. Okay. Count out loud. 1,00 1,000. Right. Correct. 1,00 1,00 1. Okay. Okay. All right. Let's walk right right over here. Hey, right over here. Right over there. All right, stand right here. Okay, put your hands behind your back. Do you have anything in that vehicle that you need? Cell phone, wallet, the officer then explained the one leg stand test to Ashley. She then attempted the test. She repeatedly failed to keep her balance. Abruptly, she stopped performing the test attempt and exclaimed that she could not do the test. The officer then immediately handcuffed her again. 11:59. Look at me real quick. Mhm. Lift up your tongue. Open your mouth. Lift up your tongue. Lift up your tongue. Nothing in there? No. Okay. All right. So, at this point, you're going to be under arrest, okay? For DWI, driving under the fillings of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. Okay. Okay. All right. So, take a step back. I'm going to pat you down. You don't have anything on you? No. Nothing on you. Nothing sharp, dangerous that's going to poke me. Nothing at all. Just some jewelry. Nothing at all. Just jewelry. Okay. Uh, no. I 544. Show that. Uh 41 10:15 for 47 on my watch. Oh, 11:59. Mouth was checked and cleared. All right, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You are under arrest for DWI, driving under the influence of intoxicizing liquors and or drugs. New Mexico implied consent act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your boy. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse or laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? No, I would take my own test. So, so do you do you understand what I just read you? Yeah, I did. So, you so you have to take our test and then you could request for an additional test. Okay. The officer then asked if Ashley needed anything from her vehicle. He also told her that they would remove her jewelry later. The cop then checked under the tongue for any contraband. He then informed Ashley that she was being arrested for DUI. He then patted her down for safety reasons. She was then placed inside the police cruiser. Ashley was charged with DUI. The incident revolves around 48-year-old Michael Alonso on July 16th, 2023 in Palm Coast, Florida. Police received a report of a black Mercedes that had traveled into the wrong lane and nearly caused a head-on collision. An officer located the vehicle. He immediately tried to conduct a traffic stop. However, Michael kept driving. The officer then used the cruiser's loudspeaker system and ordered him to pull over. He seemed under the influence and the cop promptly made him exit the vehicle. Stop the vehicle. Pull over. Do it now. Dispatch has been updated. 224. We got that vehicle stopped. What are you doing? What? We've had our lights and sirens on since I 95 and you've taken this long to pull over. Step out of the vehicle for me. You all right? No. What's going on? Um What's up? What? What's going on? I I don't know. Well, I asked you if you were all right and you said no. Correct. So, what's going on? Why aren't you okay? You having any kind of a medical episode? Do you need any kind of medical attention? Are you? Yes. Okay. For what? Are you diabetic, epileptic, anything like that? Yes. Which one? What's hurting right now? We're uh we're here to help you. We just want to know what what's hurting you. What's hurting you? What do you need medical attention for? They're on their way to come see you, but we got to tell them something, right? What can we tell them? What's hurting you? Lower back. Yeah. Lower back. Is it Is it okay? Is what okay? Your back? Yes. I don't know. Typically your back doesn't make you act like this though. Is there anything else going on? After Michael exited the vehicle, an officer inquired about his health. Michael, however, was acting incoherently. Michael claimed that his back was causing him issues. One of the officers promptly told him that back issues should not make him act the way he was acting. What are you diagnosed with, partner? What do you have? Seizures. Are you diabetic? Yeah. Okay. Are you having any kind of a medical episode with your diabetes? Hypoglycemic, hypoglycemic, anything like that? I don't. Okay. Where do you live at? 303. Where do you live at? 30. Where's your ID at, partner? You don't have to grab it. Just where where would your ID be at? Do you have it on you or is it in the car? If it's in the car, don't worry about it. We're just going to grab it for you. It's right here. Yeah. The officers inquired if he had any medical issues. The cop then inquired if he was on his way to the hospital. Michael was unable to give any proper answer. The officers then inquired about his ID. Hey boss. Hey. We got a call. This guy was driving suspicious and they might be drunk. We got out with him. He comes out of the car stumbling and then he's saying he's a diabetic but can't really smell anything. He's not really telling us what's going on with them. All right, we'll check the sugar and everything. All right, do some vitals real quick. All right, you sit down, ask them. I'm going to diabetic22. What's up? Yeah, it should be fine. Our medical staff checked you out. Okay, right now there's your blood sugar is fine. Okay, you're presenting symptoms of what I believe are consistent with impairment. Okay? Whether that be alcohol or narcotics. Okay. Right now, what I'm going to ask you is, are you willing to perform standardized field sobriety exercises to dispel my concern of you being able to safely operate a motor vehicle? No. You are not willing to perform field sobriety exercises? No. Michael then claimed that he was not feeling well. The officers decided to call an EMS team. After a medical checkup, nothing wrong was found. The officers then told Michael about their suspicion about his intoxication. They asked for his permission to perform field sobriety tests. Michael and he gave Heisy consent. Do you want to perform field sobriety exercises? Yes or no? Yes. Okay. I need you to step out of the vehicle. Okay. So, we can I can't. Let's go. Come on out. Please. Well, come on up. There you go. There you go. You're good. Okay, Mike, are you going to stand up or No, I'm trying to Why don't you put grab the door? I'm not being trying to do what he's trying. The officer asked Michael to stand up for the tests. However, he claimed that he could not do it. He then asked the help of the officers. Despite the officer's best attempts, Michael could not stand on his feet. Another officer asked about his medical history. Michael replied harshly to the cop. The officer who initiated the traffic stop gave him instructions on how to get up. All right. All right, Mike. We're going to help you up. How about that? Bring your knees up. Bring your knees up. We're going to we're going to pick you up. Do you have one? No, but I can run to the hospital and grab one real quick. Come on out, dude. We're going to take them out. Come on. Let's let we get those legs. Come on. Those legs work. There you go. Yay. All right. You can reach out to the car. Look at that. All right. Good job. you, man. You behind your back. Yeah. All right. All right. Fine. Okay. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Showing his I'm Mike. You're under arrest for driving under the influence. Great. You're I know. I'm Instead of following, Michael hurled insults at him and stayed on the ground. He then proceeded to lie down on the street. Seeing no other option, cops helped him to his feet. They then handcuffed him. Michael was charged with DUI and two counts of failure to obey the law enforcement. In this incident, a woman named Jara got herself in trouble due to her drinking problem. On September 10th, 2023, the police responded to a report about a woman who was involved in a vehicle accident at 5,877 Ross Road, Fairfield, Ohio. Break for 28 on the other vehicle. I have multiple John Frank zebra 3446. So, I don't I don't want to be like, oh, I got to do this. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You see what happened or anything? No, I just literally just got off work and just saw that she actually was trying to stumble, so I thought I'd get out. Good. How you? Well, I appreciate you. Not a problem. Thank you so much. Hi. What happened? Are you hurt? Oh, am I hurt? Yeah. No, I'm not I'm not hurt. Okay. What happened? Um, I I have u multiple scerosis. Okay. So, I'm just like trying to figure out what's going on. You know what I'm saying? I don't know what you're saying at all. What happened? Uh, I have multiple scerosis, so I'm trying to figure out what's going on. How does that affect you? Uh, it it affects me a lot. Okay. Yeah, it affect me a lot. How so? Um, I I have things to to um kind of correct me. Mhm. What are the symptoms of multiple scerosis? Upon arrival, the police observed Yarna in a highly intoxicated state. Yarn veered across the center line, narrowly avoiding a head-on collision by swiping another driver who had shifted to evade the impact. I have u multiple scerosises. Um, uh, what you got to do with with your with your multiple and and and and how you have to to deal with the um to deal with the to deal with the sclerosis. Yeah. What what do you have to deal with? What are the symptoms? Uh, multiple sclerosis. with the multiple sclerosis. Ma'am, your driver's license and insurance, please. John 829. Um, I have to return to the hospital registration. Okay. Is this your car? Yes, sir. Okay. Yes. And and you could and you can look me up and who's the registered owner of this license? There's no um There's no um there's no um nothing. Claire, thank you. Yes. Why? How much have you been drinking today? Um not not too much. What would be too much? Not not nothing. How much have you had to drink today? I ain't had nothing. Well, I don't believe that that's true. Y R N A I know who you are. M. That's not what I was asking you. So, how much have you had to drink today, Miss? Nothing. Sir, you haven't had any alcohol today at all? No, sir. Why do you smell like alcohol if you haven't had any alcohol? She kept talking about multiple sclerosis and asked the officer if he knew about it. The officer, John Frank, asked about her driver's license, insurance, and registration. Then, Jana showed goofy hand gestures to passing traffic. She refused to believe that she had been drinking. Nothing. Right. That doesn't make any sense. So, where were you at? I just came from from my house. Where do you live at? Uh, I came from my house. Yeah. Where do you live? Um, my house. Yes. What is your address? Um, 11397. What street? Oh, 11397. I never came up off of nothing. Yeah, go over there. Walk over there. Okay. 113976. 113976. Yes. Okay. Come over here. Step away from the car. Come over here. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. What? Step over here. Can I pee? Can I Can I pee? Where are you going to pee? I don't know. No, you cannot pee right here. I I don't know. I just got pee. 396. Stand over here. Okay. Okay, that's good. Right there. Just stop right there. Okay. Okay. Okay. Can you take your glasses off for me? Yes. Yes, sir. Can you put your feet together like this? 113 96. Is it seven or six? 11396. Okay. Put your feet all the way together. Yes. Put your hands down at your side just like this. Mhm. Have you had any recent head injuries? No, sir. It was unmistakably evident to onlookers that Jana was severely impaired. She struggled to articulate coherent sentences. She even stumbled and seemed disoriented about her surroundings. Unable to respond coherently to inquiries, Jana was asked by the officers to perform a field sobriety test. I ain't hear nothing. Okay. Do you see this tip of my finger? Okay. Focus right there. Okay. Yes, sir. Follow that with just your eyes. Don't turn your head. Do you understand? Yes, sir. Don't look at me. Look at my finger. Follow it with your eyes. You're looking straight at me. Look at my finger. Focus right here. Follow it. Follow it. Look here. Why you messing with me? If you can come down here. I'm probably going to need a vehicle for this female in a second. Why you messing with me? You crashed into another car almost head on. Well, I I didn't. What happened then? I didn't do nothing. The next test is going to be the one leg stand test. Okay. When I ask you to begin, you're going to raise one of your feet, either one, about six inches off the ground, just like this. Okay? Keep your foot parallel to the ground. Keep your hands down at your sides. Keep both your legs straight. And count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003 Stop dancing. Hold on. Hold on. Do you understand the test? Hold on. Hold on. Wait a minute. Hold on. Now, what what are you asking me, sir? I'm asking you to do the next test. Are you do you understand the test? Yes. Do you have any questions about the test? No. Are you ready to begin? Yes, sir. Okay. Put your feet together, hands down to your sides, take whichever foot you want, and raise it about 6 in off the ground. Go ahead and do that. Go ahead and do that. Come on now. Was that your attempt at doing the test? Come on now. Come on now. Come on. What? Come on. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. Touching heel to toe. Look at my feet. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. [Applause] 150. How about 15? Okay. Look. Hey, look. Stop moving. The first test was horizontal gaze nestagmas. She was unable to follow his finger and was looking straight at the officer. After that, she asked officer John Frank why he was messing with her. Later, she started dancing. Jana could not perform the one leg stand test. During the walk and turn test, she could not even place her feet, leading to her arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Wait a minute. Hold on. Look, can't tell me that I'm You're under arrest for OVI. Okay. Okay. All right. Have a seat in the car. Okay. Have a seat. Okay. Okay. Hold on. Get in the car and sit down. I am. I am. I am. I am. She was placed in the police vehicle and transported to the jail where she underwent the breathalyzer test. The result was four times over the legal limit. Yarn was found guilty on charges of OVI, possessing an open container, improper lane usage, receiving a 3-year license suspension, a fine exceeding $1,000, and 3 years of probation. The incident is centered around 70-year-old Dale Christopherson. On July 22nd, 2023 in Glen View, Illinois, officers received reports about an elderly man struggling with his car. The officers were met with a strange scene when they located the man. The officers approached Dale and inquired about his issue. They then tried to see what was wrong with his car. The officers then asked if he had anything to drink. They tried to take a gaze test, but Dale was not following instructions. They then told him that they would not allow him to drive. Dale was becoming argumentative with the cops. Suddenly, he started to shout at the officers. What's wrong? Hello, sir. So, we got called on you making sure. Is everything okay? I'm okay. Yeah. Yeah. You said someone was saying that you were asking people to help move your car. That doesn't make sense. That does not make sense. I understand. But that's what that's why what we're here saying that you're asking people to help move your car. Do you need help moving your car? No, I don't. I just don't know. My car is not working. Oh, do you need help? We can help you with that. It's not working. You want to try any help? Well, what's not starting? It's not starting here. Let's see. Uh, hit the start button. What? Hit the uh power. Hit the ignition button. Okay. How's it going, sir? Having some car trouble? Yeah. Shouldn't have. Where's your key? Did you on the plate? Yeah. Sure. You sure you weren't pressing the drink? No. Have you been drinking tonight, sir? Just here? I just here. You were drinking here? Just here? No. No. But were you drinking here? Alcoholic beverages? No. No. Is there if I can uh test you really quick? See if you're okay, but somewhere else. How can I help you? Well, I just want to double check because I feel like you're you're you've been kind of But you're wrong. Okay. Can I just check? If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. Then you can go ahead and check. You're wrong. Can I just check your eyes at least? Yeah, you've been doing that. Okay, just give me one second. Okay, here. Let me just two seconds. Right. I just want to make sure you're fine. Here, just look at this really quick. Okay. Here. Come stand this way. Yeah. Come here. Stand this way. Look. Face me. Okay. How can you put your you're doing this because I want to make sure you're okay to drive, sir. That's all you're asking. I just want to make sure you're okay. Now, can you do me a favor? Can you just put your feet like this together? Okay. Put your feet together. No. No. Follow the pen. Sure. With with your eyes. Don't move your head. Okay. Yeah. No. No. Keep looking. You got to keep looking at it. Keep looking. Okay. Thank you, sir. Keep looking. You're not You're not You got You got to follow with your eyes, sir. I'm following with my eyes. Okay. I don't know what you're why you're doing this cuz I feel like you're under the influence. Yeah, but I'm not. You're not? Okay. Well, this is going to determine if you are or if you're not. Okay. Just follow with your eyes, sir. You're not following with your eyes. You say I'm not, but I am. Okay. Well, I'm looking at you. You're not. Just keep looking at it. You look right back at me. Don't look right back at me. I'm not. You're not. You got to You got to keep You're looking right back at me. You're doing this and you're looking right back at me. I'm looking at your life. I know, but you're looking right back at me. You got to follow it, sir. Just follow with your eyes. Put your hands on your side. Please keep following me with your eyes, sir. Don't look at my face. Just look at the red eye. The red. Why don't you be on Have you been Have you been drinking or do you need any medical assistance? No, I don't need anything. Okay, let me do a couple more tests on you if that's okay. All right. Sir, do you have any medical conditions? No. You've never been diagnosed with anything? Yes, I have. What have you been diagnosed with? With uh with uh I don't know what they call it. 2 and 1/2 years ago. You have no reason to call me, but you're doing it. We're here to help because Yeah. Because somebody else is calling illegally. Sometimes that's how we get here. People call and if they're against the law, you should not be stopping. You got that? Yes. Yes. You just hung up on them. Yeah. They had no right to stop. No right. But they claimed. Okay. Here. Talk to them. To know why you're calling. Sir, I'm I'm going to say it one more time. People called cuz they said you were having issues with your car. I'm not having any issues. That's what people were saying. And when we arrived, you were having issues with your car. Okay. So that was that's the reason for the stop. Okay. Yeah. And you have no reason for the stop. Well, first of all, you're revoked. So if you get in your car, you're going to be arrested. If you car if you get in your car, we watch you drive away. You're arrested. You're being aggressive for no reason. I'm not being aggressive. We're cutting you a break by no reason you to even be here. I told you once. I told you twice. I'm not going to tell you. No reason to even be here. Okay. And you say you do. Yeah, we do. We have every right to be here. You say you do. Yeah. You You know what you don't have a right to do. You know what you don't have a right to do is to drive. So that's that. So you're lucky you were on private property cuz you would have been arrested right now. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Yeah. You know that. I don't care. You can say whatever you want. That's fine. But you have no right to do what you're doing. Of course you do. No, you have no right to do what you do. No, you don't. Yes, we do. No, you don't. You do not. You don't need to get aggressive with us. We're helping. I'm not being aggressive. Yes, you are. You have no right to do what you do. You have no right. No right. But you think you do. Go back to your car now. You think you do. Go back to your car now. You think you do. Go back to your car now. Let's go back to your car and wait for the Uber. Okay. You have no right. Your daughter called you an Uber. Let's wait for that Uber. Okay. You have no right to do what you're doing. Okay. Go sit back in your car now. So if I sit in my car, I have You have no right to do what you did. Okay. Yeah. I was never in the car. You hear me? Yes, you were. I was never in the car. It's all recorded right here. Never in the car. I was never in the car. Everything is recorded. Yes, you were. You're right. I was never in the car. You were in the car. Never in the car. Yes, you were. Never in the car. Yes, you were. Never in the car. Yes, you were. Never in the car. Never. Oh, I can smell the alcohol, man. You've been drinking tonight, huh? Put your hands on your back. Put your hands behind your back. Never in the car. I can smell your alcohol like crazy. Never in the car. Been drinking tonight. I can tell that for sure. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in one in custody. I was never in the car. Sir, I don't know why you wanted to go this route. Never in the car. Because I was never in alcoholic beverage like going to my face like that. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car, sir. Never in the car. Never in the car. I'm not going. Yes, you are. No, I'm not. Never in the car. Dale claimed that he was not in the car. He then kept repeating never in the car over and over again. The cop was able to smell alcohol on Dale's breath. They decided to arrest him. Dale told the officers that he was not going with them. He tried to argue when the cop told him he was indeed going with them. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Sir, stop. Dude, hey, listen. I don't know what your deal is. Never in the car. Hey, I got to search you really quick. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Sit. Never in the car. Sit. Never in the car. Sit in the car, man. Enough of this. Never in the car. Never in the car. I don't know why you're doing this to us. Never in the car. Never in the car. Stop. Never in the car. Hey, if you don't get in the car, never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Get in the car, dude. Get in the car. Never in the car. Get in the car. Watch your head. Get in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Get in the car, man. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never. We got to put him in there by Never in the car. Dale. Never. Never in the car. Let's take a breather. Never in the car. Dale, let's take a breather. Never in the car, Dale. Never in the car. We're going to have We're going to ask you to step in the car. Never in the car, Dale. Never in the car. The cops proceeded to pat him down. They tried to put him inside the cruiser. However, Dale refused to sit inside the cruiser and started to resist. The officer's attempt to convince him to cooperate fell on deaf ears. Moreover, he kept shouting the entire time. The cops tried to reason with him, but their attempts failed once again. In the car. Never. Watch your head. Watch your head. Never in the car. Watch your head. Watch your head. Never in the car. This guy's not getting it. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. 37. Can we get one more car over here? Never in the car. Doesn't want to get in this. Thank you. Never in the car. Get in the car. Never in the car. Never. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. How much have you been in? We got another officer coming. Never in the car. Never in the car. Never in the car. No, that's okay. Never in the car. In the lock. Never in a car. Sir, you're hurting me. Jail, look at me. Never in a car. Calm down. Never in a car. We need you to breathe. Never in a car. I'm trying to breathe. You're taking my brief away from me. Can you hold him for? Never away from a car. You're hurting me. Never from a car. Never from a car. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Stop. Stop. You're hurting me. Stay here. You're hurting me. Stay here. You're hurting me. Stop. You're hurting me. Enough. You're hurting me. Hey, you're hurting me. Stop resisting, man. What are you doing? You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Never cop. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. All you're doing is hurting me. You're hurting me. Sir, listen to your daughter. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Talk to your daughter. You're hurting me, sir. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. I've not done anything what I've done. Listen. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You hurted me. You hunted me. You hurted me. You hurted me. The officers then tried to place him inside the cruiser themselves, but Dale foiled their attempt. The cops then requested another officer. They told him to calm down, but he refused. Dale suddenly claimed that the cops were hurting him. The cops then called his daughter in a bid to calm him down. However, Dale continued to resist. Please let me live. Slow it down. I want to live. Please, you won't. You got to get him in the car. He doesn't want to get in the car. Sir, we're just going to You won't. Sir, we're going to give you one last chance. You're trying to No. Get in the car. You're trying to kill me. Get in the car, sir. You want to kill me? No. You're trying to kill me. Watch your head. You're trying to kill me. Watch out. You're trying to kill me. Get in the car. I don't want to die. I don't want to die. I don't want to die. I don't want to die. I don't want to die. Watch his head. I don't want to die. You're trying to kill me. You're me. You don't want I don't want to try. You're going to get me. Get me. You're me. I'm hurting you. Sir, we are not We are not trying to hurt you. You're hurting me. We're not trying to hurt you. I don't want to die. What's he hooked for? A DIY. I don't want to die. What? A DUI? I'm not drinking. I'm not. You know, you're trying to kill me. No, we're not. You're trying to kill me. You're trying to kill me. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You're trying to kill me. Go. You're trying to kill me. You're trying to kill me. You're killing me. We're not you, sir. Yes, you are. No, we're not. I'm dying. I am dying. No, I am dying. We're taking you to the police lockup, but we need to get you. I'm dying. What are you What's wrong? How are you dying? Because I'm dying. I don't have oxygen. I don't have oxygen. You have oxygen? You're breathing? back. I'm dying. Okay, look at me. I'm dying. What's your name? I'm I don't have a name. You don't have a name? No. Where are you right now? I'm I'm dying. That's where I am right now. I'm dying. I'm dying. I need oxygen. I need air. I have no air. I have no air. I have no air. I can't breathe. I cannot breathe. God. I can't. Do you want an ambulance? I cannot breathe. Do you want an ambulance? I need two ambulance. Do you want an ambulance? I want an ambulance. I cannot breathe. I cannot breathe. I'm calling an ambulance. I cannot breathe. I need a lawyer. I want a lawyer. I want a lawyer. You I need a lawyer. I need a lawyer right now. What right do you have this to do to me? You haven't nobody to hold me. I need a lawyer. I need a lawyer. I want a lawyer. What have I done for a lawyer? I am no lawyer. I want a lawyer. 2 hours I've asked for a lawyer. You having any trouble breathing right now? I am having trouble. Okay. Well, if you want to calm down and talk with us, we can But I can't. I can't. I'm having trouble breathing. It seems like you're breathing just fine. No yelling at me. You say I'm I'm not. You are yelling at me. No. Yeah, I'm not. I'm not breathing well. I'm not breathing well. I'm losing my breath. I'm dying from breath. I'm dying from breath. I can't help you if you're going to keep yelling. Dale, I'm dying from my breath. I want you down. We We can check you out and see how you're you're I need to breathe. I need a hospital. No, I'm not breathing. Well, you are. No, I'm not. I'm telling you, I'm not. I'm losing breath every minute. You don't need to kill me. You do not need to kill. Well, we want to check you out and make sure that you're okay. I need breath. We're here to help you. I need breath. No, you're trying to kill me. You're not. Cuz I can't breathe. I can't breathe. That is killing me. But if you're going to be violent and not not Yeah, I'm violent. When I been violent, tell me when I've been violent. You've been violent, not me. I just got here. Yeah, but where? I'm just trying to breathe. I'm trying to breathe. I can't breathe. I cannot breathe. Dale. Hey, Dale. Here's the deal. Hey, here's the deal. If you're cooperative with us, we are going to help you. But as soon as you become Dale, if you say, as soon as you become uncooperative, we got to let the cops put you back in here. Okay. Away from me. We don't. We have oxygen right here. But you have to cooperate with us. Away from me. Why wouldn't I? All right, Dale. Here we go. I need I told you the deal. Okay, here. Slide your feet. No, but I need you to work with me and slide your feet out. Hey, it's better now than at the end of this. You got beat for the rest of being hurt because you're under arrest. I'm under arrest. I don't know. That's not my job. My job is to make sure that you're you're medically okay. No, I'm not. We're trying. We're trying to help you. No, you're not. And I told you cooperative. You're hurting me. We're going to just get a couple vitals. All right. Sounds good. Thank you. You have a right to give me pain. Is that what this is about? Punishing me with pain. I'm in a lot of pain right now with the way you've kept me. I'm in a lot of pain. Both arms are under high pain because of the cuffs. You're hurting me. It's hurting very, very strong pain. I'm in much pain. I'm in pain. Ouch. It's hurting more now. More. It's really hurting. I have to try to get in my stomach. My wrists are hurting. The top of my wrist, the back of the hand, they're hurting so much. They're hurting. They're hurting my wrist. Don't go fast. It pushes down on my legs. Please, please stop the pain. Ow! Ouch! The pain is hurting me. Please stop the pain. Please, please, please stop the pain. Please stop the pain. Please, please stop the pain. Please stop the pain. It's hurting me. My wrists are hurting me. I need you to step out. I can't. I cannot move. You have to. I can't. Ouch. I can't. It hurts too much. Being body video recording. I can't I know you're body video. You need help? You need help getting up? I need help. I need help. I need help. Ouch. It's hurting. Those are Oh my god. You're hurting. Ouch. Ow. Let's go. Let's go. Take them off. All right. It's hurting. Let's go. You're hurting. You're hurting. Very loose. They are very loose. They're not even tight on you. No. Yeah, they're nice and tight. They're hurting. No, no, they're loose. I double basically you're allowed to manhandle me and do whatever you want. You can, can't you? No. But yeah, you can't lie. Hey, man. You're hurting me here longer. The same thing. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Why are you hurting me? To the right. Why are you hurting me? Why are you hurting me? Ouch. Be careful. Will you stop hurting me, you animal? not moving. I'm clear on you. Yeah, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're still hurting. No, I'm not. I'm very nice to you. No, you aren't. Put your hand on the wall. You're put your hand on the wall. Yeah. Look how close this is. Yeah. They're not going to after you didn't do anything. Do anything. How about everybody recording? Yeah. Put your hands on the wall. Look what happened. Put their hands on the wall. Put their hands on the wall. What is all this cash? Yeah. It's going to come off. We got to make sure you got no weapons or anything on you. Okay. I know you can take my money. No, we're not. I know you will. I know you will. Believe me, I sit over here. I've been here before. Okay. Come sit over here. You'll take my money. No, we're not. It's going to be there right in front of you. Sit right here. No, you will. I know you will. No. Right here. Right here. Right here. I know you will take my money. I'm going to put cups on you again. Okay. Just so you don't hurt my wrist. Nice and loose for you. There you go. After a third officer's arrival, the three of them placed Dale inside the cruiser. Dale kept resisting the cops. He even claimed that he was not drunk. When one of the officers mentioned that he was being arrested for DUI, he upped the ante by claiming he was dying. He claimed he needed oxygen. The officers decided to call an ambulance. An ambulance arrived at the scene. Medical personnel tended to Dale. He continued to be argumentative even with the ambulance staff. He was then placed on a stretcher. The officers removed his handcuffs. Dale was then checked by the medical staff. After the checkup, he was again placed inside a cruiser. He was then transported to the police station. On his way to the station, he continued to scream and make wild claims. Dale Christopherson was charged with DUI and resisting arrest. This incident involves a woman named Sarah, who arrogantly ignores the police commands. On November 19th, 2023 in West Palm Beach, Florida, the police stopped the woman from going the wrong way. However, she refused, stating that she was going to the park. The police warned her so many times not to go the wrong way for everyone's safety. Ma'am, you you're going the wrong way. You cannot go this way. Ma'am, Ma'am, you can't go this way. No, you're not. You're going to get You're going to park over there, and you have to back up. I'm telling you, you are not. No, you are not. You are going to reverse and go the right way. You're driving the wrong way on the wrong side of the road. Calling all those people out. All the what people. Ma'am, your your nose your nose on with somebody right now. Please turn around and go this way. Ma'am, there are children on the roadway. Please make a U-turn and go this way. Please. No, you're in drive. Please turn around. Thank you. No, you can't. No, you cannot. You either go that way to you have to back off and go the proper way. Step out of the car, please. Step out of the car. What? All right. Where's your thing at? Out of the car. What are you talking? Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Okay. Get out of the car. Okay. over here. Right over here. Just stand right over here. You're arresting me for what? What? Tell her I don't even have underwear on. Can I go to my house? Like I She was going through a busy street of protesters in West Palm Beach. The gray car made an illicit left turn about to cause a head-on collision with another car. The officer opened her vehicle's door, asked her to step out of the car, and arrested her. What am I doing wrong? Yeah. Yeah. I work for the biggest on. I'm good. I need to go home. My dog needs food. Ammo break. Like I need to go home to myself. You'll give him plenty of opportunities to comply. Okay. Well, then I'll comply. I need to go. The officer gave you at least 10 officer and said for you to go cuz if you didn't, you were going to go to jail when the car got here. When the car got here. Well, I want to go. It's too late now. No, I'm not going in the car. Okay. You know what? I'm just going to You're really not helping yourself very much. I know. I know you understand that. Yes. But I'm I Please, please just take me home. No, I don't. I don't. Unfortunately, everything is on camera. Everything you're saying has been I don't give a You're yelling in my face. I can smell the alcohol. Okay, just take me home. Take me home. Please. Please. I can't get in trouble. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please, please. Sarah showed frustration as if she lacked understanding of her wrong actions. Protesters stopped to witness all of the commotion. Sarah started yelling and didn't want to get arrested. She expressed regret for her decision and stated that she wished to return home. The officer informed her that she was being detained. Okay. Well, right now you're being detained under special DUI, which is what I'm doing. I'm doing a DUI investigation. Okay. I'm required to warn you before you make any statement, you have the following rights. You have the right to remain silent, not answer any questions. You have the right to the presence of a law of your choice before you make any statement during any questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, you're entitled to the presence of a courtappointed lawyer before you make any statement during any questioning. Any statement may and can be used against you in the court of law. Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. If at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you are privileged to remain silent. I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be of your own free will. Do you understand the things that I just told you? No. Okay. Well, because you understand, I'm not going to ask you any other questions that will incriminate you. However, what I'm going to do based on my observations of you, the observations of the officer that stopped you. Can I do my Can I do my test? Well, they're not tests. They're tasks. Okay. But what it's a test like right here. If I didn't have this Okay. Can you listen to me? Do I can't do anything with my Okay. I'm sorry. I can't do anything to do with your ears. He's speaking to you. Can you listen to him? He's been nothing but respectful. Just listen. I am going to offer you the opportunity to perform the field sobriety test. Okay. Which does require the handcuffs to come off. All right. I have to give you the same thing I give everyone that I tell that has handcuffs on them. You are humiliating me. in front of my job. Like I need you to I'm not doing I'm not doing anything. Okay. Do you want to Google my address right now? I know. I'm telling you right now. Google address Google my address. All you had to do is go straight. I want to go home right now. You take me home. I'll leave my car here. I don't care. Well, you're you're okay. Yeah. Trouble. I'm not doing anything. I just want to go home. All right. Are you willing? I just want to go home. Are you willing to do the field so body exercises? No, but you know what? I'm not I'm not going to do it in front of No, I'm not going to Would you like us? Would you like us to relocate you somewhere that's not in front of people? Yes. Okay. Come to my house. Uh, that's not that's not going to happen. One of the officers then read her Miranda rights and began a DUI investigation while she kept complaining about being handcuffed. Sarah tried to justify going home, but she didn't reply correctly as to why she turned left. She refused to perform the field sobriety tests. You just told him. Oh my Jesus. No, I'm good. Hey, she's get She's got the car. She's out of the car. She's out of the car. She's out of the car. She's out of the car. She's out of the cup. You're working against the cup. Wait, wait, wait. Wait, hold on. Get out. Wait, wait, wait. Stop. Stop. Get out. [ __ ] Hold on. Half get out. Get out. We have to get me. Now you're getting put on it. Put it right here. Give me your left. Hey, hold on. Hold on. It' be easier to take her out. I got it. [Music] We're good. We're good. That hurts. There you go. Hold on. No. Tighter. Tighter. All right. Pull it. There you go. All right. Oh, you're Shut that door. Yeah, shut that door. [Applause] She felt embarrassed in front of the people and threatened officers that she would report being harassed. On their way to the squad car, she resisted while stomping the foot of the officer and didn't cooperate. When they were placing her in the squad car, she unccuffed herself and tried to run. Sarah was again placed in undercuffs while screaming her lungs out. She was taken to the Palm Beach headquarters for further investigation. She was taken to the Palm Beach headquarters and charged with DUI, resisting arrest, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Matthew takes the center stage for our next incident. On December 19th, 2022 in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, a vehicle overtook a patrolling police vehicle at a high rate of speed. The officer speculated that the vehicle was going 50 mph in a 25 mph zone. The officer immediately initiated a traffic stop. The officer started a conversation with Matthew. He asked if there were any issues with him. Matthew said that he was going to hospital and he was having an issue. Meanwhile, dispatch informed the cops that he had six prior OWI convictions. He claimed that he used to be a contraband user and was probably suffering from psychosis. He also informed them that he had a beer earlier. Upon exiting the vehicle, he told the officers that he was still using contraband. The officers decided to take him somewhere warmer to conduct field sobriety tests. Just passing off Third Street. We'll be stopping third and King Why are we going so fast? Hi there. Can you roll your windows down, please? Can I open your door? Can I open your door to talk to you? Hi there. Can you get your hands out of your pockets? Yeah. Okay. Hi, Officer Armor across police. The reason I stopped you, you're doing about 50 down here on third. What's going on? Sorry, man. What What's going on, though? I see you're on the phone with somebody. She looks upset. You look a little bit upset. Yeah. Is everything okay? I'm not right. I'm going to the hospital. Okay. What's What What do you mean not you're not right? I'm going to the hospital. I've been dealing with some stuff. Okay. And uh I was freaked out. Scared of her. Scared of the house and felt I should go to the hospital. Okay. You're scared of her? Not necessarily her. Okay. She's the only thing that's kept me sane. So, where are you going right now? Gunderson Hospital. Gunderson. Okay. Because you're hearing voices. Hearing voices. They're telling me that you can talk to her. She'll tell you everything. Okay. Whose license is that? Is that your other license? It's I had two. My my wallet was stolen. Dude, I'm freaked out, man. I'm scared. Well, I'm I'm kind of freaked out cuz you blew my doors off going 50 and a 25. I was, you know, I'm concerned about you and I could tell you're I could tell you're upset. So, I'm I'm here to kind of help you out a little bit, you know. Thank you. Okay. You're looking to go down to Gunderson? Yes, sir. Okay. How long you been off your meds? Too long. Too long. They didn't seem to be helping. Okay. So, I went off them on my own. How How long you been off them? Just, you know, couple few weeks. Few weeks. Okay, that'll do it. She knows a lot more about me. Sure. And And I'm here to talk to you right now. And I I can certainly call her later, but I'm I'm here to talk to you. I'm My concerns for you right now. I'm sorry, dude. I was just freaked out and I honestly was on my phone with her too. Okay. And I didn't pay attention to this feeling and Yeah. I mean, you were cooking, man. That's I was concerned and I figured something was going on. You're either flying to the hospital or something. Yeah. I'm going to the hospital. No, I'm trying to fight the thoughts, man. Okay. Trying to fight the thoughts. They say it's they say it's u meth or uh methind psychosis. Thank you. Okay. Do you use recently? No. Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? I did have a beer earlier. A beer earlier. Okay. What kind of What time do you have? Yeah. One beer. A light uh light beer. What size? Like a can? Yeah. Okay. Do you know what time it is right now? I'll tell 11:00. It's 2:00 in the morning, actually. Oh, wow. Okay, Matthew, just give me a second here. I'll be right back with you. All right. Just stay in the car for me. Oh, so he's hearing voices. He's trying to recover from uh methinduced psychosis. said he had a beer a few hours ago. Slurring a little bit. I can't smell anything. I'm also on the other side of the car and it's cold. He was cooking. Hey, Matthew. Can I have you hop out and I'll talk to you inside the car here? Okay. All right. No weapons on you or anything like that? No, sir. Okay. Are you okay if I check you? No. Okay. I'll have you just go to the back of the car here. Are you okay if I check you for weapons since you were talking about that knife? Just for everybody's safety. Okay. I have it on. Okay. I just want to check you cuz you were talking about it and acting like you thought you had it. Okay. Okay. Well, let's just step off here on the side. You want to close this door or whatever. So, kind of with how you're driving. Okay. You said you've just been drinking a little bit. Freaking out, man. I'm scared, dude. So, what I'd like to do is I'd like to like bring you something a little bit warmer. Okay. I want to run through some tests with you. Make sure you're safe to be driving tonight. And then we're going to make sure we get driving. I want to go to the hospital. I know, but I don't want you I also you kind of see the conundrum I'm at. I want to help you out, but I also can't have you driving 50 miles an hour. Hey, ask her. I'm trying to go to the hospital. I know. And I want to and I want to get you there, but I'd like to run you through some tests to make sure that you you are safe to get down to the hospital and everything. Yeah, I certainly could do that. Yeah, I certainly could, but I want to make sure that you are safe to be driving somebody else and they wouldn't hear me call for me. So, what do you say about going somewhere warm to to run you through some deals and make sure you want to go to the hospital, do that? Okay. And we'll do that and and you have my word. We're going to get you taken care of after that, but I kind of have to go through that portion first. Okay. Really don't feel safe, dude. I don't want to go to the hospital, man. Okay. Well, I'm not going to hurt you. You're safe with us. Okay. I've been decent with you the whole time, haven't I, asked? Yeah. I mean, I'll shut the car off or whatever. Just please take me to Gunderson. So, get me out of my right meds again, man. Yep. We'll do that. Okay. Would you be okay going over to the Fairfield? Just going into the lobby. We'll be nice and warm. We'll run through those fields. You pass those. We're going to get you right to Gunderson. Okay. What's Fairfield? Just the hotel right there. It's warm. They've got an inner lobby. We could do it. That way, we're not out in the cold. It's like 3° right now. I just want to go to the hospital. You okay if we do the fields right here then? If you don't want to go somewhere else, give me five minutes. We'll get we'll get through everything. Okay. Yeah, it's it's right there. It's warm. That's my hospital or mayo because they were the second hospital. You've been drinking. You're driving in in that manner. And I want to get you the help that you can. And believe me, we're going to do that. But I also have a job to do. You might as well shoot me. No, we're not going to do that. The officer asked if Matthew could go somewhere warmer for the tests. He explained that afterward they would take him to the hospital. The officer tried to explain that he had been drinking and driving. He tried to explain that they would get him the help he needs. Matthew abruptly told the officers to shoot him. Just back the up. Stop. Back the up. First of all, put your hands on a resisting double lock. Matt, are you okay? No, I'm not okay. Like physically okay. I know that I know that you're upset. I didn't want to hurt nobody. I didn't swing at you for a reason. Matthew then started to back away from the officers. He suddenly became aggressive. He then took off his jacket in an aggressive manner. The officers tried to grab his arm and he tried to sway it away. A physical altercation immediately ensued. The cops quickly brought him to the ground and neutralized him. He was then handcuffed. I have you stand up. All right. Stand up on three. We're going to walk back to my car. Okay. We'll get you in the washing go. I know. Like I said, we're trying to get you there, but you start acting like that and driving like that. Dude, I'ming scared every day. I'm told they're coming for me. I really don't appreciate you swatting at me like that. I didn't swing on you, man. You swatted at my arm. Let me go right here to the 25. I tried to brush your arm off me. That's all. I know. I didn't try to punch you, man. But when you when you push my arm away like that makes me think you're gonna do something else. Spread your feet for me, please. Dude, I was seriously going to theing hospital, man. I'ming scared, dude. Yeah. I got to take your head off that take back here. Please stay warm. Try that snow up a little bit. Okay. Watch your head. Pulling back first. Easiest if you kind of put your hands towards the other the other door. Okay. After handcuffing, the officers helped him to his feet. They then escorted him to a police cruiser. Matthew told the cops that he did not swing at them. An officer replied he swatted his handoff. Matthew complained that he was only going to the hospital and was scared. Before placing him inside, the cops patted him down for security reasons. He was then placed inside the cruiser. Excuse me. Yes, sir. I'm sorry. I I appreciate the apology. I didn't mean to hurt any of you. That's why I didn't swing on any of you or anything. I just tried to brush your arm off mine. Hey. So, he like gets really amped up, starts backing up away from us, takes his jacket off. He's like, "Why don't you shoot me then?" So, we grab onto him. What you're describing, it sounds like he's under the influence. Yeah. I I I definitely feel that the behavior is an indicator of uh drug ingestion versus mental health. It seems like, I mean, with the speed and all the other stuff, that's why he's acting that way. I'm sorry, man. I didn't mean to fight you guys, man. I just I just want you to to get the help you need and get through what you're fighting. Matthew was apologetic once inside the cruiser. The officers then discussed the situation among themselves. They speculated that the entire incident was a combination of intoxication mixed with mental health issues. The cops transported him to a hospital. They decided to conduct the field sobriety tests in the warm ambulance bay. Don't move your head. Okay. Yeah. And you're just moving your head just enough. Okay. Just move your eyes your eyes. No worries. I'm just helping out with the instructions. Not feeling well. Okay. I understand that. Sick was spitting and and just charge me. I mean, what? Oh, I'm I'm trying to give you the chance to prove your sobriety. Okay. All right. You able to look up so we can continue? That's all I'm asking for. Just a couple minutes. I know the outcome of this. You're going to charge me. If you if you pass my test, then I'm not going to charge you. That's why I'm giving you the chance to off to pass these tests. I hear freaking voices. They have me running to the hospital, man. I understand that. I just want some help. I don't give a if it's in prison or what, man. Take me to prison. Do you want Do you not want to continue with that test, Matt? Here. Just stay right here. Okay. Just I don't want to get in trouble for [ __ ] refusing either, man. Just do the test. Okay. Or not. Okay. But you're done. I don't know what to do. Scared, man. Damn. I don't care. DUI. Don't move your head at all. Okay. Just keep it nice and perfectly still. Yep. You keep looking in your mouth. I know. I know you got some stuff going on. Okay. We We'll restart that one. That was a bird. Take breath. Wipe your eyes. This mean I see moving out of the corner of my eye at all times. Like especially at night, I see things moving, man. Freaks me out, dude. I get that. But this is all about tip my finger. Nothing else that you're seeing. Yeah, I know. But I see move over here and it freaks me out. Don't move your head at all. You're turning your head. You're turning your whole head again. I'm telling you, man. Moving. It's not supposed to move. Like, there's nothing over here, right? Let me try one more time. We don't go through that, then we'll move on. It's okay over there. We're here to keep you safe. Red light right there. Look. Okay. Yep. That's fine. That's part of the garage. I'm not worried about it. Okay. We're just going to go up and down. Okay. Yep. Just lit. Last two. The officers first conducted the gaze test. Despite the cops instructing him to not move his head, Matthew kept failing. He then claimed that he was hearing voices. He was becoming increasingly emotional. Furthermore, he said that he was seeing things out of the corner of his eyes. Despite the best attempts of the officers to keep him calm, Matthew kept failing the test. Stop. I can cuff. I got cuffs. I got Matt. Matt, stop. You got cuffs. Hate me any way. Trying to help me for Matt. Stop. Stop. Tell the ground. Get his arm. [Music] Good. Matt, stop. Stop. Hey, Matt. He suddenly started to pace around and became agitated once again. He mentioned the blood test and tried to walk away. The officers tried to stop him and another altercation began. Matthew hurled insults at the cops and started to hit the wall with his head. The officers quickly brought him to the ground out of safety concerns. No. My gun, you [ __ ] He's off it. He's off it. A yeah, he went he grabbed my gun. [Music] We're 95 again, you guys. Okay. Yeah, we're good. Yep. You good? 602. We'll take you here. We'll get him in. Get him checked out. Matt, why did you do that? I need help, man. Okay, let's roll you on your side. The officers struggled to handcuff him once again. Suddenly, Matthew reached back with one of his arms. One of the officers informed others that he was reaching for his firearm. The attempt was quickly foiled by them. They were finally able to handcuff him once again. Oh, well, stop. Matt, stop. Stop trying to hit your head. Gosh, mad ice over anyway. Don't Don't sit. Just sit right there. Okay. Don't stand up. I could hurt you so bad right now, dude. Don't talk like that, man. I could, dude. You understand? If I wanted to hurt you, I could right now, man. Well, don't do that. Okay. I don't want to hurt you, dude. Please don't. I can throw this up so fast. Just chill. I don't want to hurt nobody, man. I don't want to hurt nobody. Matt, listen to me, man. Just take a breath. Breathe in deep. I don't want to hurt nobody. Okay, just breathe with me, man. Damn it. Just breathe. Stop. Hey, ma'am. Just take a deep breath, bud. Just breathe. I'm not a piece of man. Always saying you are, man. Just take a breath. Take a breath for me. Okay. Hey, just stay seated. Stay seated. Stay seated. Hit me with everything you can. Resisting DUI everything. Ain't you Nothing you haven't earned, Matt. Okay. Sorry you're having a rough night, man. I was trying to get some help. We're going to get you checked out here shortly. Okay. Well, going through fields. He uh flipped, started pulling away, walking away towards the inside, grabbed onto him, was pulling away. He started banging his head off the wall there. Went down to the ground. He actually grabbed onto my gun. He got him puffed up. And so we grabbed a gun. Yeah. I tried. He's been cooperative. He tried disarming one of us. Um centralized in twice. Cleared from the hospital. Very good. Good. He's got a split mask on. It's pretty looped up still. You got clear from the paperwork. Yep. There you go. Search out there. Matthew started to cry. He asked if the officers were going to be charged with everything. The cops assured him that he was only going through a rough night. Matthew denied that he was trying to grab the firearm. His blood was then collected for tests and the hospital conducted medical tests. Afterward, he was released in the custody of the officers. He was then transported to jail. Matthew is charged with owi. Attempt to disarm an officer operating with restricted controlled substances and operating with pack. 19-year-old Mia Basera's intoxication led to a big car crash. On February 7th, 2023, near 4:00 a.m., officers responded to a report of a vehicle collision where a female was driving at a high rate of speed and crashing into a light pole at an intersection on Jefferson Street Bridge in Nashville, Tennessee. She uh she has a razor blade under her butt on this. Do you want to go to the hospital? Okay. Can you please talk to the paramedics so they make sure you're good? She said she did it, but can you just go talk to Yeah, watch your talk to him real quick. They just want to see if you want to go to the hospital or not. If you're injured at all, you want to go to the hospital or no? You want us to check you out or no? Sorry, miss. Okay. I don't want to I don't want you to stand underneath this. All right. You want to stand over here? I don't want you to stand underneath this. Stand over here. I just don't want you to stand. Upon arrival, the officers immediately suspected her of being under the influence because of her glassy eyes, lack of balance, and slurred speech. The paramedics department team reached the location and ensured that the driver was all right because a razor blade was found under her. The officer inquired as to when she had last consumed anything. She calmly provided all of the information. Her car was heavily damaged from the wreck, but Bera was uninjured. Hanging. Um, did you take the turn too fast? Are you trying to turn this way? It happened too fast. And well, I'm sorry. Which way were you trying to get to? What's your destination? I was taking my GPS. I don't know. What's your Where you trying to get to? So, I think I was going straight. So, I wasn't trying to turn. I just go for Okay. How much uh cannabis have you smoked tonight? Tonight? It's 4:00 in the morning, so I haven't smoked my weed. You haven't smoked any weed today? No. When's the last time you smoked weed? Like 9:00 at night. How much did you smoke? A blunt. Just one blunt? Yeah. Do you drink anything? Take any medication? Are you sick or injured right now? I got a call. It's okay. You're not sick or injured otherwise. Hey, miss. Would you be the one to do some tests to make sure you were good to drive? I I was thinking I'm saying make sure you were you were good to drive. It's part of my investigation. Okay. Okay. I would like to do it in that parking garage over there just so we're out of the elements. Is that okay with you? Okay. Do I have Well, it's kind of part of my investigation right now. Um, I believe you to be possibly impaired and I want to be able to do some tests. Okay. Should I get a lawyer or Well, I mean that'd be something you can do at a later time. Right now, I'm just trying to make sure that you were good to drive right now. Okay. So, they're simple, easy test. Make sure you are good because I got to do my part. It's my job. You're okay with doing it over there? Yeah. Okay. All right. We're going to walk across the street over here in this parking garage. All right. Okay. But am I asking is it mandatory? I already explained to you, but what I'm seeing right now is you have very large pupils. Okay? Your speech is slurred, your balance is poor. So, I want to make sure you were good. And if you don't do my test, I have to go off what I already have right now, which uh you smash into a pole, your car's cold, and you're showing the signs I say. The officer started the investigation. Basera stated she had no idea how it happened because it was too fast. She admitted to consuming an illegal substance at 9:00 p.m. She agreed to perform the field sobriety test. For the tests, they walked across the street to a parking lot. Adjust your eyes out. Don't move your head. Okay. Can you actually move your hair just a little to the side so I can see your eyes? Okay. I'm sorry. That's fine. All right. So, you understand the instructions? Just keep following till I tell you to stop. All right. You understand? You're moving your head just around a little bit. All right, I'm going. Keep going. Okay, keep follow. Yeah, you're moving your head. Just your eyes. Okay, keep your head completely still and just your eyes. Okay, moving your head again. Just your eyes. You're good when I go this way. When I go this way, you keep moving your eyes. Okay, there. Just take a Indiana portion. So, for this test, why don't you do is stay your feet together, arms on your side, and then just stay in that position while I put the instructions over this guy. Okay. Don't don't do anything until I tell you to. Do you understand? Okay. When I tell you to begin, I want you to tilt your head back and close your eyes. Mhm. And I want you to Sorry. Tilt your head and close your eyes and remain in that position until you think 30 seconds has passed. When you think 30 seconds has passed, I want you to bring your head forward and say stop. But you also open your eyes. Okay. Okay. Do it again. Hold on one second. Let me just reexlain. All right. So, you're going to tilt your back and close your eyes and I want you to stay in position until you think 30 seconds is passed. And you think 30 seconds pass, I want you to tilt your head forward. Open your eyes and say stop. You understand? All right. Tilt your head back and close your eyes. Begin. How much sign was that? I counted 30. And how'd you get there? 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4. Okay. You understand the instructions? Yeah. How many? All right. You can begin. 2 4 6 7 8 9 You turn 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Okay. Are you ready? Yeah. Tell me when to begin. Begin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 How far did he say to go to All right. Um, that's fine. The first test was horizontal gaze nestagmas. She continuously moved her head. The next test was the modified Romberg balance test in which one have to estimate 30 seconds. The woman later did the walk and turn test and the one leg stand test. She lacked balance. Did you drink any alcohol earlier? Maybe. How earlier was How early did you drink? Like 1:00 in the morning. Like 1 in the morning. How much? 9 a.m. Like like 1:00 p.m. So it's been that long. Yeah. I drank a fireball. A fireball at 1:00 p.m. Where was that at? Huh? Where was that at? The hotel. Where do you stay at? What hotel? Hotel 6. By the mall or by Lin and McDonald? Lin. Okay. Well, I mean, are you willing to or it's kind of like a yes or no? Because here's the thing. You said you haven't drank in that long. You're going to be totally fine. Okay. On a breath test. Breath test only determines alcohol. Doesn't do anything else. Okay. I don't want to. Okay. Is there any reason for that? Just because I went to talk to a lawyer before because like I don't I don't deal with this type of stuff. I don't really know what to do and I don't want nothing on my criminal history. Okay. I rather talk to a lawyer. Do you take any prescription medication? No. Well, you're under arrest for DUI. Put your hands behind your back. [Music] Is there any proof? Is he asking? Yeah. It's my opinion that you're impaired and unable to operate a vehicle safely. She admitted to drinking alcohol at 100 p.m. which proved her statements were inconsistent. Through the test, she wanted to talk to her lawyer. The officer confronted her and then arrested her, placing her in handcuffs. The woman was charged with possession of a controlled substance, DUI of alcohol, and DUI of drug. The incident revolved around someone named Kai. In New Mexico, an officer on patrol noticed her driving into oncoming traffic. He promptly initiated a traffic stop. Uh, this is your car? Yes. I'll go get your insurance. No, not my car, but it's my mom's. Cuz my car got kind ofed up. I'm so sorry. What happened to your car? It's with my dad like No, but you said it got messed up. Yeah, like it has a bad oil change and stuff. So, okay. Is it insured? Yes, it is. Okay. Can I just have you step out? We'll go look it up on my computer and I'll get you out of here. Okay. Well, can I just look for the insurance real quick? Cuz that's what you ask for first. Sure. Sorry. I just have like really bad social anxiety and stuff. My car just right down the network. Just a heads up. I don't want to be out here any longer than you do. We walk back to my car. I look it up on my computer and I get you out of here. Okay. Okay. Go ahead and step out for me. Wait, what are you looking for? Your insurance, registration. I'm going to check your driver's license status. I'm going to do all that. Just go ahead and step out for me, ma'am. Okay. But do you have any weapons on you? Anything I need to know about? No, but that's the thing is like I don't want to step out whenever you're asking for stuff. Okay. Well, we're past that. Just go ahead and step out. I'll walk you back to my patrol car and then I'll talk to you back there. Okay. What do you go by? Kai, how can I refer to you tonight, Kai? Okay. Hey, I'm smelling alcohol. I know. How much have you consumed tonight? Like probably three drinks. Three drinks. Okay. Judging by driving wrong way on that street. I know. That's the other thing that Well, hang on. Don't cut me off. Judging by how you're driving, the smell, I need to run you through some tests right now. Okay. That's why I have you out of the car. Once I That's the thing that I asked about before. I said, "Okay, so you're just giving me for my registration." And he said, "Yes." Yep. And now you're running me for other stuff. Yeah. I'm going to run you through some tests to make sure you're safe to drive. The cop asked for her documents. She notified him that she had social anxiety. He then told her that he will check her documents. He then asked her to exit the vehicle, but Kai tried to protest. He ignored her protest and ordered her to exit the vehicle. Once she exited, the officer noticed the smell of alcohol on her. He then told her that he would conduct some tests to judge if she was fit to drive. Are we talking like a mixed drink? Are we talking a shot? What are we talking about? Well, Ram is going to be mixed drink. Cider is just Okay, perfect. Stand facing me, please. But I just want you to know that I also have very bad social anxiety. You and me both. Okay. Okay. Stand with your feet together, toes touching, arms by your side, just like I am. Hands outside your pockets, please. I'm going to have you take those glasses off. You can fold them up. Put them in one of your pockets. Perfect. I'm going to be going back and forth with my finger. I don't want you to move your head throughout this test. I just want you to focus on the tip of my finger. Only moving your eyes. You obviously have glasses, so there's no contacts in your eyes right now. Correct. Any recent head trauma, traumatic brain injuries, anything I need to know about? Uh, mental. Yes. Any of you say head trauma though? You haven't hit your head in like the last month or so? You have? Okay. What the doc say? That I had a little concussion. Okay. So, concussions heal any long-lasting effects? Sure. I don't know. I'm asking you. I know. Is there anything that would prevent you from driving that car? Okay. Stand with your arms by your side, please. I want you to focus on the tip of my finger. Okay. Focus on my finger, please. I am. You're just like trying to intimidate me. I don't know how I'm trying to do that. This is the test. I need you to take your glasses off. Okay. Focus on my finger. Focus on my finger, please. I am, but you're This is just how the test goes. I know, but you're exaggerating it more than it needs to be right now. This is just the test. Okay. when you stop and look at me, I have to redo a certain portion of the test. Okay? So, just focus on my finger. Well, as you know, as an indigenous person and there's a bunch of [ __ ] going around, I'm sorry, but it's just for me to be on my toes. I get you. Will you go back to that position I had you in? Standing with your feet together, arms by your side. Let's go. The officer then explained the test to her. He also inquired about any injuries. He then began the test. Kai was not able to do the test properly. She kept complaining about irrelevant things to the officer. Hang on. Do you want I'm going to go over some instructions before you do anything. Okay. I need to know if you have any injuries or anything that would prevent you from doing a standard walk or a turn tonight. Mental health. Um any physical injuries? Mentally? Yeah. But no, nothing that would prevent you from just walking and turning. I saw you exit the vehicle. You walked over here just fine. No complaints of injuries. No, I'm just saying PTSD, depression, anxiety. I get you. What else you want? Well, unfortunately, I'm just asking about physical. I know. I know you are. So, I want you to go ahead and put your left foot on that 4-in wide line just like I'm doing. When I instruct you to do so, you're going to do nine heel totoe steps. It'll look like this. One, two, three. But on your ninth step, you'll plant your lead foot with the foot behind it. You'll do a series of small turns, keeping this lead foot planted. You'll continue down the line. Nine heel to toe steps. One, two, three. When I instruct you to start, you'll focus on each step, counting each step out loud. You'll keep your arms by your side, and you won't stop the test at any point until you're completely finished. Do you understand what I want you to do? Do you have any questions? No, I'm just really anxious. Okay. You have zero questions? No, but I just want to tell you that I suffer from really bad anxiety, especially with generational trauma and PTSD around white people and cops. Like, it's just it's just like a whole new thing. Hang on then. I'm asking if you have any questions before I instruct you to start. 7 8 9 10. Switch around. One, two. All right. The officer then explained the heel to toe test to her. He also asked if she had any physical injuries that would hinder the test. She kept talking about mental issues, but he quickly shot her down. Kai suddenly started to cry because the cop addressed her as ma'am earlier. I'm going to bring you back to the first first position I had you in right in front of me facing me. Facing me. This next test I'm going to ask you to lift a leg of your choice off the ground. It's going to be about 6 in off the ground. It's going to be parallel with the ground. You'll keep your arms by your side. You're going to focus on the tip of your toe counting in 1000s. 1 10 1 2 1 1003. Your foot and leg will be straight the entire time. Parallel with the ground. Leg completely straight. Do you have any questions? 100,00 Go back to the starting position. Four. Go back to the starting position. Six. You didn't listen to what I said, did you? You didn't listen to what I said, man. I know. I said when I instruct Moving to you. I said when I instruct you to start. I know. And right now I just feel harassed. So I said when I instruct you to start. Can you just count now? You're gonna continue to count being harassed until I tell you to stop. Okay, go ahead. Go ahead and be good. Pick up where you left off, ma'am. I didn't instruct you to stop yet. You said until 1006, 2010. It's not what I said. Okay. All right. You go ahead. Stop. I'm going to speak with you right over here. Okay. No. Yes, ma'am. Go ahead and place your hands behind your back. Don't. Dude, don't make it hard. Please. Don't make it hard. No. You're You're going to get a resistance, dude. I You're going to get a resistance. I don't Don't resist. Don't listen to me. Don't resist. Don't. You're being a white man and don't. I followed all of your Don't resist. No. Yeah, I followed all of it. Don't resist. I don't resist. here. Give us your hand. I know her. I'm an indigenous person like you guys. So, you're going to be placed under arrest for driving under the influence tonight, man. The officer then explained the one leg stand test to her. She started the test despite the cop asking her to reset the countdown. She was becoming increasingly argumentative as she performed poorly in all the tests. The officer immediately arrested her. What do you have in your mouth? Nothing. Ew. What do you have in your mouth? Nothing. You guys are just scaring me. Lift your tongue. Lift your tongue for me. You guys are scaring me. There's nothing to be afraid of. Yes, there is. It's called generational trauma. Okay. Walk around my my vehicle. Have a seat. No. Have a seat. I mean, I will, but like, can I just say this to me? Somebody who suffers from generational trauma, PTSD, and depression, and suicidal tendencies. Yeah. Can you go run? Do you want me to put an end for you so that way you don't feel so guilty? I have this guy for that, douchebag. 545 go. I'll go 41 1015 1047 mile free and clear on my watch. 0254 hours. I'm going to read something to you real quick. Listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for driving under the influence of intoxicating alcohol and or drugs. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, licensed nurse, or laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by the law enforcement agency, which is the New Mexico State Police. Do you agree to take our test? I don't know. It's a yes or no. I don't know right now. So, I'll continue on. I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. If you are convicted in court of driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refuse to be tested. Do you understand? Your right to speak to an attorney or remain silent does not apply to the requirement of the New Mexico law that you take a breath test. People with mental health problems or no. Do you now agree to be tested? I'm just asking if it also implies if people applies to anyone and everyone that's arrested for driving under the influence. Mhm. So, do you not agree to be tested? I'm just Another cop arrived at the scene. They then checked her mouth for any contraband. She kept mentioning generational trauma, but the cop ignored her rambling. She was then placed inside the cruiser. He then explained the breathalyzer test to her. He also explained the consequences to her. Kai declined the test. Kai was charged with DUI. For more thrilling stories of criminals, subscribe to the channel.