Okay. All right. So, we are doing DUI arrests today. Hopefully, my mic is working correctly. Um, and I have about five videos. All were sent to me and I was like, "Okay, we'll get to some of the ones that kind of got put to the back burner a little bit." But hopefully y'all like the mixture. I have two to me funny videos from Instagram that are really really short and I started saving a body cam collection uh thing in Instagram. So I was like let me start getting these cuz I hate when my folders start filling up. But let me know if you can hear me. Okay. If you have not been over here before I talk. It is a reaction. It is not a watch through and shut up. So every video uh the link is in the description box already. you can just go grab it and go enjoy your time without having to hear me talk. So, yeah. I don't I don't know what people expect when they don't want you to talk in this somebody else's video. It's It's weird, but I just say it every time. All right, so good morning everybody. Glad to be back. That rest was needed. Okay, so let's start with the video first. So, this first one, it's a bounty hunter and this woman is hiding and it's the where she's hiding and he already kind of know and he sounded so tired of her. Her name is Sonia. So, we going to watch that one real quick. It's just like a warm up. Give people time to get in here, too. Thank y'all. You can hear me. Thank you. Thank you. >> Come on out, Sonia. >> We with your bail buns. We cool. We'll let you smoke. Okay. Come on. Come on. Get on out. >> We know you in there. >> You zipping her up in there. Oh my god. Sonia, [snorts] why are you hiding, girl? We're going to revoke your bar. You ain't going to be able to get out. Come on out. You It's your opportunity. You can get back out. Come on. Get out that suitcase, girl. >> [ __ ] Coper. Y'all ain't have to lie. >> Come on. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> It's okay. Yeah. It's okay, Sonia. Okay. It's okay. >> He was so tired of her already. The whole suitcase, Omar. I said, not a person being in that thing. I'm like, where is she? He's Oh my gosh. Okay, one more we have. This is more of a traffic one with a cop telling the person, "Do not make a U-turn." Do you think they listen? back around. >> Hold intercom. Do not make a U-turn. I hate being on the road with people with no common sense. All right. So, we're going to start. Um, we do talk about the charges that a person faces if there is a possible defense. The first one we're watching, I don't have a defense for them. But, so this person, it says extremely drunk woman crashes into police officer's house and flees the scene. This was in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. Oh, let me share my screen again. Um, and so we'll look at everything after we watch it since there I don't have a defense for her. All right. So, here we go. Oh, let me unmute the screen. There we go. >> Yeah, he's backing out. Stop the car. Shut off the car. Driver, get out of vehicle. Hands up. >> Female driver. Female driver, get out of the vehicle. Turn the engine off. >> Driver, get out of the car. >> It's obviously 47. >> Just watch out. >> Yeah, I know. That's what she was trying to do. >> She uh her >> just her. >> Okay. >> Nobody else. It don't look like >> driver. Shut your vehicle off. >> Shut your vehicle off. >> Oh, dang. Hey, I had put the thing in there. He brought the first thing out. I didn't know he switched to a bigger weapon. Nobody's going to die in this. Uh, but I did not see that he switched out to a bigger weapon the first time I watched it. But y'all know I skim get my notes try to keep it moving because I'm I'm watching so many. But okay, good to know. Shut your vehicle off. ALT. What do you think about uh window break? Yeah, I'm good with that. Okay, we just got to watch for crossfire here and then I'm good with push up. >> You want to do it? >> Okay, so we'll come up. Let's come up around behind your unit. Let's come this way. You want me to wolf on the front? >> Uh, we don't want crossfire, so let's move this way. >> Come on out. Hands up. >> Open up your door. Open up your door. Come out with your hands up all the way. >> Yeah, I can do it, too. >> Keep your hands up. >> I'll go hands on if you guys want to hold. >> Step out all the way. Keep your hands up. >> Hands with your hands. >> Okay, keep your hands up. Walk out. Turn and face away from us. Turn and face away from us. Spin around. There you go. Walk backwards. Walk backwards. >> Do the second vehicle. >> Thanks for listening. Finally. Let's uh start. >> All right. Um Snipes, once you get this [ __ ] cleared up, you want to meet with the state officer since it's his house. >> Yeah. >> Um >> I'll go I'll go back to the hospital. >> Yeah. freaking trashing my garage in my house. >> Okay. Yeah, we're going to >> I'll go back to your >> Yeah, he's going to go back to the house. >> Just finish up fight and >> I didn't get to watch it. It was like the last >> Damn it. >> Just woke up to >> No, we were watching it. I heard a big bang and I was like my kids just got back from SE blood. They had their little dance thing and then freaking heard I thought it was in our room and then we went outside and freaking hit my >> How bad is it? >> I didn't even look. I just took my unit real quick and >> All right, I'll meet you back over. Cool. Oh, yeah. She destroyed it, huh? >> Yeah. I have two cars in there, too. >> Jory, >> take a look to see if there's any damage to them. >> I didn't even look. >> I have two cars in there, so I'm sure they're going to be >> She actually continued to accelerate. I heard, you know. >> Yeah, >> I heard her pressing on her gas. >> Oh, man. >> Hopefully she has insurance. >> Yeah. Okay. At least she didn't get Well, she kind of got >> Okay. Academic tryh hard said, "Is it necessary to have that many patrols on the scene?" I You know what? Since I've started watching these, especially with y'all sitting on my hair, um they seem to take a minimum of two to three units. So now I'm not so surprised when I see at least two cars together. I'm like, "Oh, that's that's normal." But since it's night time, too. And it did seem like, you see how he had to pull out his weapon cuz she really wasn't stopping yet. So I'm like, for her, all the aggression was needed cuz she was still a danger. I do look at drunk drivers a lot of times as potential attempted murderers. You know what I mean? Like I'm, you know, people make mistakes. They don't realize how tipsy they are, but the people that start blowing double, triple the limit and own up, I just feel like you are an attempted murderer. Like you are. Did y'all hear about what happened with Keith Lee with that? Well, he they were drunk and had stole the car, but they took a life. These people be out here taking lives. And I haven't shown those in a while because I haven't really been able to come on in the evenings too often to rotate back to those. So, for me, every time you are an attempted murderer, if especially if you're blowing above the limit, I understand grown-ups can have a drink or two and you should, you know, hopefully not hurt anybody and all that stuff. That's why there is a limit versus it being a 0%. But yeah, I was thinking about that and cuz somebody else was like, "Why wasn't anyone mad at the actual drunk driver that uh killed the family and everything?" I don't know. Y'all, I don't know if y'all did hear about the whole Keith Lee controversy. They always fussing at Keith Lee for something, but I think that's a cultural issue, too. If people don't understand how some people grow up like but I'm like whether you're like you believe in God, you go with the universe, you go with spirit guides, whatever you go with, you are going to be thankful if you survive something and then you also can have survivors remorse at the same time. But anyway, yeah, I back to the point of what you were saying. I don't even blink anymore if I see up to three patrol cars. I'm like, of course, [laughter] of course. >> I was like, what the hell? That was my kids in their room or something. Oh my god. Yeah. >> And then she came out, started screaming. I was like, "Oh shit." >> She didn't give me a main house here. Looks like her tire might have got there. But >> yeah, I have a BMW there and then a Challenger. >> You mind if I go in just to check take a look at the >> Oh [ __ ] >> So you No, Lovable. You saw it, right? This woman ran into a cop's house. So he's chilling with his family. So he got the shorts on cuz he at home. The vest is probably in the house or like you said he went to his unit so I guess he got a car at the house like the police car at the house but no you saw right cuz he was in his civilian time and that woman ran into his house with her vehicle so he wasn't on duty so your eyes were not deceiving you. Yeah, at least potential manslaughterers, right? Ace moonshot that [ __ ] hard. >> Wow. >> Wow. There's no damage in this little bit. >> Lucky, huh? >> This one. >> Okay. >> It looks like it probably didn't even uh cuz I think once these things probably bent, there's nowhere. It didn't retract at all. >> But yeah, that is about as close as it gets, huh? >> Come over here with me. Okay. >> What's your name? >> Heather. Let's put down over here. Heather. >> Yeah. >> Right here. Heather 22. What's going on tonight, Heather? >> Nothing, actually. I was just hanging out with my husband and >> we're hanging out at the house. >> Okay. And then you end up leaving from there. >> Where'd you plan on heading to? >> Um, >> I I didn't end up leaving anywhere. Were you guys in an argument over there? >> No, not at all. >> Not at all. Nothing physical between you guys? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, we've been >> before he keeps questioning her. And the cop's wife said not only did she run into the house, she or the cops said one of them said it, but she was still pressing on the gas after she hit the house. That's how out of it she was. She that did not jolt her enough to stop hitting the gas. They were like they could still hear the sound of her trying to keep going forward and she's already crashed into their house. Been >> married for 15 years. So >> that's good. >> So where were you planning on heading to then? >> Uh >> nowhere really. I mean >> somewhere, right? Cuz you know where you're at right now. >> It's I mean I guess. >> Okay. Do you remember leaving the house? Yeah. >> Okay. And where you don't remember where you plan on heading to though? >> I mean, me and my husband were >> talking about it. I mean, >> where is he right now? >> He's at your house. >> Yeah, that's our house. >> So, you guys were talking about heading somewhere and you ended up just leaving on your own. I mean >> I mean I guess >> well that's what happened right because you're driving the truck so you just don't remember where you're heading to. You just end up leaving the the address. >> I mean >> is there like a flat area somewhere? >> Huh? Is there more flat area? Probably. >> Let's come up over here. Yeah. Let's come up over here. >> Can you walk up here with me, Heather? Sure. Okay. Let's walk on >> because she's lying. Lovable. Lovable said her story isn't making sense to me. She's out of it and she's lying. Um, I don't think they were just talking. If a husband exists, if she's actually coming from the house, I don't think it was just talking. She has on a hoodie and I believe when we when she gets to the precinct, she's just going to have on that hoodie and some underwear under there. That is not a, "Oh, I just left and we were just talking." You either left because it was some crazy stuff going on and you left quickly or you never were there and you're so drunk you don't even realize you have pants on. But nah, she lying in my opinion. >> How much alcohol have you had tonight? >> Um, I >> What was that? >> After I Okay, turn your face. If you could turn and face me, Heather. Heather, right here. Let's come up here if you're able to where it flattens out at. I just don't want you falling over. I just want to run you through some tests real fast. Okay. There we go. So, how much alcohol do you remember consuming at your house? Right here's fine. Let's move over here. Right up here. It's nice and flat right up here. >> So, how much how much did you drink at your house right here? Here's good. Do you remember >> at my house? Not >> Could you have them do the lights on that truck, too? I don't know if that's yours. At your house, what? um at my house. I don't really I mean hold on y'all. I don't know what I did. I hit a short key and I guess it's it was the key to remove the whole window from y'all. Hold on. Let me put it back. That was crazy. Okay. I don't know. Okay. Um, it's literally right down the street. >> Were you drinking beers or hard alcohol? >> Um, they were >> No, not they. You >> um um gosh. Okay. So, >> you don't remember what you're drinking? >> Well, we were drinking beers. >> Beers. What kind of beers were they? >> They were um the Coors >> Coors Light. >> Coors >> banquet. >> Coors banquets. >> Banquet. How many of those did you drink? >> I had probably three. >> Three. How long ago? >> Um I don't know. Over the course of >> I mean, five or six hours. I don't know. >> Okay. Over the course, >> she probably had five or six per hour. Never heard of a course banquet before. Not my I guess that's not my little flow. Um, let me see here. And hey, everybody coming in. I'm sorry. I I was on the wire on time on this one. Everybody always like not that much, one or two drinks. Always. I'm always like, "Well, what was the size of the glass?" Because you're lying about the number of drinks or you're lying about the amount. The computer was tired of her, too. What is What's in those second drinks, right? That second drink will get them every time, won't it? [laughter] Okay. It is like pulling teeth. I hate that. I know they have to still do it because later someone can claim um they assumed I was under the influence or something. They didn't really ask me anything. They didn't give me a chance to clear myself or blah blah blah. But it's so annoying to see someone like this that has ran into a house. Um I do think you should always ask, "Do you think you're having a medical emergency?" Cuz sometimes I have seen where someone is having a heart attack or or they're diabetic and they look like they're drunk. So, you know, but yeah, I I get annoyed, but many times y'all have told me they got to do it. make sure they're they get their conviction or at least as close as they can try to get to their conviction. A lot of people complain about DUI underwhelming punishments, etc. But they have come a long long way. In my youth, it was barely a crime at all. Cops would often just follow you home. That's fair. That's true. If you look at it like that, that's something. I do like these states, and you'll see with some of these states we're going to look at, it is a mandatory, is it called an interlock system or where they have to blow into the thing to get their car to work. So, I do like that. Um, yeah, I wish I wish every state at least had that mandatory thing. And I know people still try to get around the system. I need mandatory programs of like, you know, responsible drinking. I need all of it. Take up their time cuz they almost took someone's permanent time. So, take up their time at minimum. But it is better than it used to be. I can give you that. Nords of any type in any amount less than seven will get you like this. Fair Akudo. The lies and the [laughter] Yep. >> Five or six hours. Yeah. >> So, you don't remember how many? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How long ago were you drinking? Do you remember? >> Gosh, I don't know. >> Okay. Do you have anything inside your mouth? >> Open it up wide for me. Lift up your tongue. Okay. Um, so how how do you not remember where you're gonna head to? >> I mean, gosh, it's been um, literally it's been maybe um Where were you going to head to? Were we heading to somebody else's house or >> No, let her answer. I I be like, let them hang out there. When you ask a question and they can't come up with an answer, don't offer options. Let them hang there until they figure it out or admit they forgot the question. Do not help them. Don't ask a follow-up question till they answer that one or they give up. They have to actually say they give up or like I don't want to, you know, I don't know. But stop. I hate when they give them an out every time. Oh snap. Oh snap. We got new members. Okay. Thank you Akuo for gifting five trendy tribe memberships. Let me see who was it. Kim K all day. Okay. Jay Pleasant exposes Alabama. Okay. Ni D male Vonnie Bell and Boydgney Boyd. I don't know if it's like Bo NY, but congratulations y'all. Hope you enjoy it back there. Okay, let me get back to this. Thank you, Akaudo, from the library. I appreciate it. >> Heading to a store. [snorts] >> Yes. So, um Gosh, >> are you able to answer that cuz you keep [laughter] >> Where were you going to head to? So, I went to um uh the uh um >> the what were we? >> Gosh, it was um >> Was it a Was it another house or what was it? >> No, it was not a it was not their house. It was um cors and like the god. >> Where did you plan on going? Like what was it? >> Um it was a it was like noon and I had >> it was noon, y'all. Right now it's 11:55 p.m. But whatever she was doing and I don't know what cuz she won't finish her sentence, but it happened at noon and it was like a house. Don't know if we're still talking about where she came from or something else now, but you know that's that's what I've got so far. Did y'all get any other details? >> Planned on going to um >> not noon, but right now where are we heading to? Cuz you see your truck right here? >> Like you crashed into stuff and you're up on the sidewalk right now. >> So that's why I'm saying where were we heading to? >> So from there >> from your house? Yeah. >> It was going to my home. >> Going to your home? >> Yeah. >> Okay. But prior to here, what were you going to go to when you left your house and you started driving away? >> Just to my home. >> Why would you leave your home to come back to your home? >> To get cigarettes. >> Thank you. Okay. That took a long time for us to get to that conclusion. Okay. his age. Sorry. >> Okay. No, you're fine. Uh, have you ever had have you ever been diagnosed with any traumatic brain injuries before? >> There we go. He did his job. I couldn't remember if he did it on this one. Have you been diagnosed with any traumatic brain injuries before? So, we're getting to is there a medical thing we're not addressing yet before we start putting you in the wrist jewelry. I appreciate that. Every time a cop at least checks, I do appreciate that because you you don't know. You don't know. Um, but yes, Ashley said audo got big money. uh seems like him and Leia gift every week and it's greatly appreciated. Anybody who gifts is appreciated. I need to echo that sentiment. It is always appreciated. I love being able to share the other stuff. I don't put out necessarily publicly and it's nothing shame shameful or salacious, but it's just certain stuff I'm like if someone's going to go out of their way to put their money on it, I just want to save some stuff for for for them too, you know? So like you know I don't put anything crazy out there because I got I got to keep I got to stay on the straight and narrow but it is things that I just try to my best to be conscious of. Say it here don't say it here. Keep it special. She can't drive think speak right where they course was shot. Exactly Candace. Exactly. Okay. Hey wild cows. Hey everybody. I'm sorry I didn't say hi individually. Usually I can type it but I did not have time this time. She is very drunk. I don't know how long they going to talk to her. I'm Look, I'm already tired, so it's not necessarily her, but she is making me more sleepless. I can't see I can't say the word sleepy right now. >> For diagnosed what? >> A traumatic brain injury, TBI. >> Um, >> I have not been diagnosed with that. But >> no serious head injuries or anything? >> Okay. Any physical limitations for walking or balancing? >> No. >> Okay. Are you wearing eye contacts? >> No. Okay, go and stand my flashlight here for me and then face me. Let's face this way. Face me. Put your feet together for me. Heel heel toe to toe. Keep your hands to your sides and just stay in that position for me during this test. Okay. You see the tip of my finger right here? Right here. I want you to look at the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only and follow it with just your eyes and your eyes only. Keep your head completely straight. Okay. Don't move your head. Keep your head straight right here. There you go. >> Oh, snap. Hold on. We got to welcome in somebody. You y'all know what I'm trying to get over to and I'm doing pretty good is I'd rather have retention of people that like to interact rather than retention because I didn't interrupt the video cuz I'm like I can't keep that up. I can't keep that up. But hi Tango. I am so glad you have been binging my lives. So glad to have you here in person in the chat. You are welcome to be here. We we love the interactions over here. So, welcome on in. And I'm glad that means you enjoyed something cuz you came back and then you made your name known. [laughter] I'm glad you stayed all the way out. >> There you go. Keep falling. Following it all the way out. Don't move your head. Just with your eyes. See it? Except my finger right here. Follow it. Keep your head straight. There you go. Almost done. Following it. Follow all the way out. Look at the tip of my finger. Follow it all the way out. Keep looking at it. >> Yeah. No, >> don't fall over. Keep looking right at the tip of my finger right here. Fall all the way out. There you go. Keep staring at it. Keep looking at it though. Okay. Hold all the way out. There you go. Keep looking at it. All the way out. There you go. Keep looking at it though. Almost done. All the way up there. Look right here. There you go. Keep staring at it. We're almost done. There you go. up and down. >> Okay. >> So, I would normally have you do some walking and balancing tests, but because you're so like unsteady, I'm not going to have you do those. Okay. I don't want >> Yeah, you're pretty drunk. I would agree with that. I don't want you falling over. Okay. >> Oh, there goes a verbal confession. Okay. Admitting that you're pretty drunk. Good. Good. Good. Can we move this along now? Let's go. Thank you. I I know we have to get through this. I know they have to do this, but it really is still annoying to me knowing that they have to go through these motions until she either refuses to continue the test or they get to the point where they can actually say they've seen enough to where the totality of it is they have a reason to believe she's impaired, she failed the FST, and we keep it going. >> So, what I want you to do is I want you to uh you've gone to high school. You graduated high school? >> I have graduated high school. >> Perfect. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay, I want you to uh recite the alphabet starting with the letter G as in George and ending at the letter T as in Tom. So G through T and correct or going forward without saying it >> or >> G through T. >> Oh, >> go ahead. >> Um C H G H I J K L M N O P Q R S U V W X Y Z. Count backwards starting from the number 72 and ending at the number 51. So countdown from 72 to 51. >> Oh my gosh. I don't >> Let's do the best we can. 72 to 51. >> Oh snap. Okay. Sorry. Had to stop for this. Tango, you're a public defender. Tango. I'm applying for law school right now. Like I'm actively applying. While I'm actively putting together my packages, I'm actually about to get a t-shirt that says I survived the Elsat. I got some other t-shirts I want to have as well. But for real, for real, you're a public defender. I love to have my legal people in here. Current previous cops, current, well, mostly still practicing attorneys. Um, I say cops, but also detectives because I kind of put them in a different bucket and stuff like that. But yeah, love to hear it if you are. I got my retired cops in here, a couple of them because I think public friendly I think. Are you retired? I think so. But yeah, so welcome on in. [laughter] I have this like >> you have what? >> So C YX W. >> We're not doing the alphabet anymore. I want you to count down from 72 to 51. that consists of numbers, not letters, right? >> Um, >> yeah. >> Are you able to? Yeah. Are you able to do that or no? >> Okay. Uh, so obviously, like you mentioned, you're way too drunk to be driving. Okay. So, you're being placed under arrest for DUI. So, going turn around back for me. Okay. >> Wallet in the truck. >> You have a wallet and a phone in the truck. You want those to go with you? >> The charger keys and I have them on there. >> Thanks. Yes, sir. Cool. We're going to walk you down safely over here to this unit. Okay. Let's watch your shoelaces though. Oh my gosh. >> Good. Yep. >> Over here. Sorry. >> You're good. Cool. Go and take a seat. >> All right. Now that she's arrested, I was probably going to skip anyway, but let's get her on down to the station. Um, okay. Tango said that. Okay. That's what we do over here, too, Tango. So, I totally get you. Okay. I put myself in the head space of someone who has to defend him. Totally understand. We do the same. Okay. They finally did it, y'all. They finally arrested her. Okay, I do want to see this woman that waited her whole life to uh or since third grade to say the alphabet backwards. That sounds like a good time. Uh let's see here. [laughter] Look, y'all are not playing within today. Okay, she's here now. Let's see what's going on. I requested access, >> right? >> So, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You are under arrest for DVI. The New Mexico Fly Consent Act requires you to submit to your 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 test, either it's a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, 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 a law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test, which is the breath test? >> Sure. >> Okay. Take care of the customer. Omar, you asking she peed on herself because she don't have pants on cuz she never had pants on since we saw her on body. >> That's funny on you, right? >> Nothing. >> What do you mean? >> Like no no objects or anything in your pockets or nothing stuffed in your bra? Nothing like that. >> I Yeah, literally just >> nothing though. I just want to make sure. Okay. Oh, you're not bringing anything in. >> Okay. >> Go and step up here. >> Okay. So, the machine requires pressure. So, you need to blow into it. So, it's deep breath and blow into it like you're trying to blow up a balloon. Okay? And I'll tell you when to stop. Okay? Deep breath. Going going. There you go. Go and have a seat. [snorts] One more time. You want to sit up here? Same thing. Just deep breath. Go into going. There you go. Good stuff. Can I have a seat? Are you familiar with the 08 in New Mexico? So, this measures the grams um of alcohol and you're So, 08 is a per se legal limit in New Mexico and you're 26.27. So, you're over three times that limit. Okay. Yeah. Um, I know it's probably kind of confusing to you, but the reason that this out is because you crashed into a garage. Do you remember that kind of briefly? The garage that you crashed into is a state police officer's garage. So, that's kind of how all this transpired. Okay. Okay. Like I said, I'll I will I will ask the office. I'll ask Connie if he's good with you having your phone. All right. >> Oh, we're we're sobering up a little bit. The consequences are sinking in. Welcome to the consequence. Consequence consequence. [laughter] That is ridiculous. And that's what that's how they found her. We don't even know how she started. That's by the time they get to the machine. Akaudo, that's crazy. No one checked my math. [laughter] It's okay. I know what you mean. It was a lot. It's okay. Get an Uber. But you know, look, if you don't have shorts or pants on, are you really making the best decisions? And her hoodie says, "Let's le do it." By the way, just so y'all know. I don't know what reference it is. Like if that's a brand or if it's some kind of I don't know. I don't know. But I'm sure it's a play on words if you know what that is. And you know what I mean? Like how people do puns, but I don't know what the pun's based on. Um or I don't know where that comes from. The pun is obviously just do it. But I don't know what l do is like where does that come from? Now I feel like I've been drinking. If you can't hold your liquor, don't drink it. Poetic justice. So, okay. A couple of y'all did say her tattoos look like socks to you. Okay, the this is New Mexico. Rio Rancho, New Mexico, I believe. Auntie Natty one and a half hours. Right. That's after the investigation. Candace, right? That's what I'm saying. Leia's grandma, thank God the garage was not a person because these people are attempted, how did Ashley put it? Red rooms. They are attempted red rums for sure. And that's m ur backwards in case you're wondering because I always have to remind myself that that's what that is. But I do like that because it's easier to not get in trouble. But yeah, that's what they are. Steady trying to find my motive. Why? Why do I do? [laughter] Oh, okay. That's the song. Yes. I'm locked up. They won't let me out. I got you, blind lady. [laughter] >> Uh, it's different. He's just got to finish up the homework. That's That's all. >> I'm going to get you. >> Oh, dang. They got hustling on the concrete floor. You really got to think about life, y'all. Ain't got no bed in there. And I know it's Oh, I know it's cold. Okay, if you see this waving around, this is my weapon against gnats right now. It is a vacuum. I've been wanting to do this since last year when I'm like, "Okay, I can't always swap the net." But I I Yeah. Yeah. So, this is the vacuum. So, if you see this floating around and I'm on mute, I'm trying to get a net. I don't have as many now, thank God. But it's still one or two annoying ones around. So, that's what this is. And I am going to try to make a TikTok if I can pick the right soundtrack for this [laughter] >> there. Okay. You got your jacket. >> That's still kind of cool. Probably. Uh, you want to slip your boots on over there? >> Yeah. >> All right, child. Let's get to They just have her inspect her. I ain't know she has to sleep on She had to sleep on that floor. Here's her charges. There they go. Her charges are aggravated driving while under the influence of liquor, failure to give immediate notice of an accident because she was trying to leave. A little hidden run of property, careless driving. Oh, cute. Okay. Poetic justice says Jessit honors the legacy of rodeo legend Chris Leoo. Thank you. I appreciate that. Love context. Yes, the gnat sweeper. Yes, that's exactly. Oh, even the jail is cold and hard. They didn't have any. I I haven't seen one so bare, Candace. I mashed a net on my computer screen. He wasn't fast enough. And that's the thing. I got all the ones that weren't fast enough. You got some that was they drowned in the little concoction. You got some that just weren't fast enough. Quick pop. Got them. But it's a little this some it's a tinier than normal tiny net. I got you though. I got you, Nat. >> [laughter] >> Um, let me see. All right. So, let's look at what prosecutors would have to prove for her charges. So, the first one and possible sentencing. So, for aggravated driving while under the influence of liquor, um, it is a petty misdemeanor if if it's a first DWI offense. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant drove a vehicle in New Mexico and had an alcohol concentration of 0.16 or higher in her blood or breath within 3 hours of driving and the alcohol concentration resulted from alcohol consumed before or while driving. possible sentencing, up to 90 days in jail, a fine of up to $500, and at least 24 hours of community service along with required screening in DWI school because the charge is aggravated DWI. A first conviction also requires at least 48 consecutive hours in jail. Charge number two, failure to give immediate notice of an accident is a misdemeanor. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant was the driver of a vehicle involved in an accident and the accident resulted in bodily injury or death or property damage in this case totaling $500 or more and the defendant failed to immediately give notice of the accident by the quickest means of communication to the appropriate law enforcement agency. Possible sentencing up to 90 days in jail and a fine of up to $300 or both. And her third charge, careless driving, is a misdemeanor. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant operated a vehicle on a highway and oper operated it in a careless, inattentive, or imprudent manner without due regard for the road, traffic, weather, and other circumstances. Up to 90 days in jail, a fine of up to $300, or both. All right. Yeah, she ran into the house. They said property. It said a person or property. So, it still counts. She's still in that same charge. She fell in one of the uh multiple choices. Nats and those drain flies. Oh, blind lady. I'm telling you, fly strips and apple vinegar bait traps. I got to get fly strips. But this is more fun. This is when I'm like, I'm ready to play. But yes, I also have um for flies, I have the electric paddle. Learned about that when I went to Kuwait. And they have like a fly season. Boy, all you hear was cuz Yes. I love that electric paddle. If you don't have one of those or it's electric fly water, but it looks like a a tennis paddle. If you want some entertainment and you want to see a little spark, get a paddle instead of a normal fly water. You will have a time. Hey, Mindy, you're back. Yes. Okay, everybody settled in school. I'm hoping u I think it can probably be proven she drove properly. I'm with you, Tango. Zebo spray. Okay. Okay. Okay. And then y'all know that Avon stuff still is tried and true, too. I don't have any now, but if you know a Avon lady, um, y'all know what the name is before I remember it. But that Avon stuff is always 100% you will keep mosquitoes away. I believe is for those. But yes, that man, there's something about that sound. Oh, there there's a trap that these like smart people in engineering or they're just they should be in engineering if they're not. They They they build these contraptions that like okay like one of them I'm sorry if you're like no this shouldn't happen but it wasn't deathly but it was hilarious to me. It caught a mouse but when it caught the mouse it didn't kill it but it's it was little things that spanked the mouse and I was like why does this exist and why am I laughing so hard? [laughter] Skin so soft. That's what that Avon Yep. It's still out here working since 1999. [laughter] If you know that Kiki Palmer reference, um, I used to use a small bug zapper as a nightlight. That's That's smart. All right. It ain't I ain't heard of none of Avon in so many years. Girl, I think Skin So Soft is keeping Avon alive. [laughter] All right. Next incident. We have drunk police lieutenant arrested by his own department in southern New Jersey and he put his little subordinate through it. That man was like, "Please, LT, please just please cooperate." Okay, so possible defense challenge for failure to maintain lane. Could the lieutenant's driving have looked erratic without actually failing to maintain his lane? Or did officers specifically observe him crossing or drifting out of his lane? So, let's look at the lieutenant. In southern New Jersey, officers pull over a driver reported to be all over the road. Within moments, they realize this is not just another drunk driving stop. The truck has been stopped less than a mile from the driver's home. And the man behind the wheel is not a stranger to these officers. He is police lieutenant from their own department. And every second from here is about to test loyalty, duty, and control. Watch till the end because I'll break down what the footage does not show and the charges that were ultimately applied after the incident. >> Hey, how you doing? So you put it on your driver >> driver. >> Hey, I'm sorry to bother you. Um um my mic's live so you know at this point. I mean my camera we had an erratic driver call. Um it Lieutenant Chill. We got him on a 38 uh Honeysuckle and Idel. I'm I'm in charge right now. from the car and let you know. >> I'm not saying that yet. I I haven't went up to the I knew she went to the car. I kind of stayed back. I >> did the >> Yes, sir. And Idel right near right down the street from uh his residence. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. Did you see who was >> you tell me to stand by? >> Yeah. >> I'm on the phone till 10 right now. >> Are you on? >> Yes. >> You >> You're not turn it on. >> I switched the cameras out. >> What did you say? I I was behind him. >> I was I was behind you. Did you get any? >> Yes. We got to do what we got to do. Yeah, I agree. Ace. He definitely was like, "Hey." Which is safer for him because depending on the type of leadership you have, they're trying to put you in a compromising position cuz they've compromised their own employment. Now they want you to risk your employment. Um, and then you just don't want any suspicion later. Too much leeway or, you know, the whole retaliation type thing if if the lieutenant, which I don't know if he got to keep his job cuz I can't say he didn't get to keep his job for sure. You we'll see. The narrator will talk about the consequences, but I don't remember for sure if he said he also doesn't work there at all anymore, but that's a that's a possibility. And even if it even if not the lieutenant, one of the lieutenant's friends or something might get back at you. So yeah, bring somebody else out here. Somebody not in my direct line of um leadership or chain of command. We're not 450. >> Don't you told me to just hang tight? You didn't observe any alcohol in the thing or anything? I know you probably It's high truck. Is there an odor yet or anything? >> No, you didn't get an odor. All right. I got to call Edwards just to let him know I can't pick him up. >> Hey, I'm going to be um late picking I'm not going to be able to pick you up. Can you drive in? We have an incident. Now, my my mic's live. We have We're on a 38 right now with uh someone we work with. Hang on one second. Hang on a second. We had an erratic driver call. Um Lieutenant Chu with Lieutenant Chu. Um we pulled him over. We're doing We're doing some investigation right now. I'm waiting for Lieutenant Philly to come back. So, I'm gonna be late picking up obviously if you could drive in. All right. All right. Thanks. >> Shut the door real quick. >> Hang on. Hey. Hey, I'll take this. Within seconds, the stop turns into an internal crisis. Lieutenant John had worked for the department since 1995 and had only recently been promoted. That matters here because every decision from this point forward is no longer just roadside judgment. It is evident in a case that everyone involved knows will be scrutinized. Hey, LT. So, we had the Iraqi driver call on you. Um, I guess N just had some observation. We have to handle just like anything else. He's going to ask you to step out. We already talked to Lieutenant Fi. All right. He's He's going to he's going to make sure you're safe to operate the vehicle. >> I have to drive it half a mile. >> I understand. But everything's recorded now, sir. You know that. We got to handle it how we have to handle it. That's Trust us, we don't want to be put in this position either. >> This this beginning of the interaction when they first start talking to him, that lets me know if you're if you're somebody that has a leadership that made a poor decision, but they will take ownership of it or they made a poor decision and they're going to make it your problem completely. And a lot of these that we end up that I end up seeing if they get their leadership, it's usually they're trying to make it your problem, too. But that was your bad decision. So that tells me the character of other things I feel like you've probably done while you've had this job and pressured subordinates into doing because why are you telling him you live just down the street? You know, had he pulled over somebody else, you wouldn't tell that to him. So, but now it's you. Now it's like, yeah, risk your job for me. Go ahead. I don't want to deal with my consequences. You put your job on the line, too. Doesn't matter. You got to feed your family. >> Can you step out, sir? >> He's just going to talk to you. You know how it is. He's going to ask you some questions. Make sure you're all right. >> I'm fine. >> Do you take your hat for me, please, sir? >> You take your hat off. Feet together. Hands down your side. >> LT, let's get him off the We don't want to go in the middle of the road here. Let's get him off the side. I'm going to kill my lights, too. All right. I just put the back on. Let's get you out of the middle of the road. We don't in the middle of here. Let's go. Hey, it's on Brewster. We're going to be 106 with your driver for a little bit. I already let Edwards know he's driving in. Okay. All right. Thanks. >> Go check your eyes real quick. Anytime your side feet together, you see dip my finger. I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Your eyes. Don't move your head. All right. Heel toe contact. Put your hands down to your side. going to remain in that position until I play >> is urgent. >> Actually, did anybody attempt to call the uh step? >> One, two, three. Don't stop until you're finished. Count each step out loud. While you're counting, I want you to look down at your feet. Do you understand his instructions? Can you get back in the starting position for me, please, sir? Right foot on the line. Right foot in front. He should have refused that test. That is the worst. That's the worst walk I've seen in a long time. He should have refused that. He know he know he can't pass this test. And now it's already happened. So yeah, what helps the equalizer is that body cam too, Jacqueline, cuz I don't know how many would still make that same decision if they didn't have to have that body cam out there. going to raise that leg approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to keep your foot parallel to the ground, both knees locked out, and you're going to count in this manner. 1,00 1,002,003 and so forth till I tell you to stop. You understand those interpretants? >> Yes. >> Again, do you not wish to complete the test, sir? You got to get your hand off the truck. All right, I'll give it to you again. Hands together, feet down at your side. You're going to raise either leg of your choice. Keep both knees locked out. You understand? >> You know what? >> Hold on, LT. >> You don't You don't want to complete the tests? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> Once he stops cooperating with the tests, the room for doubt begins to narrow fast. The officers already have the original driving complaint, their own observations behind the wheel, and what they have now seen face to face. From here, the question is no longer whether this looks bad. It is how they are going to carry out the arrest without turning it into a spectacle. You want to give you don't want to complete the test, sir. >> No. All right. >> Sir, you know we want to be put in this position. >> You know what? >> The fact that he has to say, sir, you know, we don't want to be put in this position. I think he should have been pulled from having to deal with somebody in his chain of command. Period. I see another person issued the FST. That's great. But I don't think he should have to keep interacting with his lieutenant at all like that. It's just leaving room for leniency and being pressured into doing something and just being put in a very compromising position. So I hate that cuz if not this their interaction doesn't end here and I'd hate that for the person that is um the subordinate to the LT. Am I muted? Uh sound check cuz I should not be muted. He gonna be like I'm bow-legged. King wash. Right. Right. Cand. I get it. >> You're not You don't have your weapon on you or anything. You don't even fire. >> No [ __ ] >> Yo, stuff I got to ask. >> [ __ ] No. >> Okay. >> No. >> All right. Your observations. LT, we're going to have to bring you in, put you on the box based on on the test. You know, we don't want to do this. We have to do. We have to Everything's recorded. You understand that? >> No, I get that. You want me to grab your phone or anything? >> Your phone's not on your right. You might want to check to make sure. Okay. >> At this point, the officers still do not know the number. According to reporting on the arrest, the eventual alcohol reading comes back at 36, more than four times New Jersey's legal limit. In other words, this is not heading toward a borderline drunk driving case. It is heading toward a devastating one. All right. Nothing personal for our safety and yours. We know what we have to do. I just want to check make sure you don't have anything on you. All right. [snorts] [ __ ] >> You know what, John? Go ahead. Do what you got to do. >> All right. Can you walk? Can you walk back to this car with us, please? >> No. You know what? >> What sir? >> I would love to know who called. >> You can find that out. You know that. You can find out. I don't know who called. I don't I do not know. But you know, you'll be able to >> Oh, he's horrible. Oh, this is a crooked crooked one. Cuz now you want to know who called and reported your dangerous driving. Why? So you can look them up and do something to them later. Oh, he's corrupt. He needs to be fired just on on the way he's asking these questions. He needs to be fired. Get him out of the force. >> Find that out. We did not know we were looking for this truck, sir. Came out as an erratic driver. Handled it how any cops would have. But unfortunately, we're in a situation now. >> No. No. I get it. I totally get it. >> Yes, sir. >> I mean, I would never disrespect. No, >> I wouldn't. >> And I would disrespect you either, sir. So, with all respect, can we get you back there so we can get you off the street? Yeah. Get away from us. >> I'm not going back to that PD. >> I'll tell you at this point. >> How you making demands? First of all, anyone that does not outrank him, they should not be interacting with him anymore. They should not have to do this. He is pulling his rank so hard right now. 36. Someone that drinks a lot. Is that what they said? 36. Drunker than a sailor. What does that mean? That blind lady. I'd redact the 911 caller so he can't try to cause him. Right. You have to That's why he needs to be fired. He shouldn't even he shouldn't even have access to the system. Keep the information redacted uh when he goes to trial. All those things because yeah, I don't like why do you ask that question? Cuz you are drunk. So what do you what do you need? He must have one heck of a tolerance. Ain't helping him today. Poetic justice. >> Our hands are tied. I mean, I hope I hope you're I totally get it. >> And we don't want to make the situation any worse, sir. >> No, listen. I I I I cannot make it worse. >> I understand that. I know you wouldn't. That's what I'm saying if we can get you in the back of the car, get you out of here. >> Let me ask you this. Can I have 20 minutes, >> sir? You know, we cannot do that. Everything is Sir, >> I get it. I I totally get it. >> See, people were starting to drive by. Okay, let's get you out of here. Okay. Can you can you come with us? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let's go in the back of Mike's car. We'll get you out of here. >> Make sure you What's up? I can't let you get in the car. You know that. >> Well, then you drive it. >> Well, if you have someone on scene, we can get it. I see Mr. Eckles here. We can try to get him to >> drive my truck home, please. >> The keys are in it. We'll we'll handle that. LT, we'll handle that. All right. Do front search. Don't put me in the bathroom. I'm saying you cuff me in the front. We can't do that, Mike. Yeah. Just just do me a favor. Hang tight. All right. You know, you can't do that, sir. We can't have you in the front seat. >> I can't have you in the front seat. >> We're not going to copy you in the back. Okay. >> If this was a while back, like cuz they the narrator said he just got promoted in '95. And since we don't have any reference on here, this could be a year close to 95. Um hopefully this area and all the areas now say you do not have to arrest someone that outranks you. just call for someone higher ranking and they will take it from there because this is ridiculous. I want when did they start doing body cameras? What? I got to look at the state again when we get there. I want to see when they when did they start using body cam we're going to do it in the front. All right. >> Are you serious? >> Sir, you understand this? We hate to be in our position. John, please. Please, John. Please, John. I don't John, please. We'll get you help you need. Let's just Come on. You know we want to do this to you. All right. But we got to get you. We got to We got to We got to get this process up. People are starting to calm. We're all going to get You know what? >> Other people out here, >> sir. I would like you. >> This is what's going to happen. We're going to get you behind this door so no one sees. Mike's going to put the cuffs on you in the back. >> No. No. There's no cuffs. >> You want to do I Let me call the L. Just You can shut the door for now. Oh man. Did you search him? Make sure you search him. Mike, this is going to be padding for weapons. >> I p him for weapons, but just do a You know, this is going to be scrutinized. >> I'm coming to just do me a huge favor. Just stay by the car with him. >> LT. All right. Based on observations, um he's going to dress it for 450. Um, he he's okay with us. He doesn't want the handcuffs on. I'm trying to give him Is it absolutely necessary we handcuff him? >> Okay. Okay. Cuz I appreciate it cuz he's being cooperative and stuff. >> Okay, I understood. And um one of his friends rolled one I'm sorry. Yeah, we'll read his rights when we get 19. Absolutely. One of his friends rolled up on scene. Can we turn the truck over to him or do you want that uh code accordance to John's law? >> I know. >> I understand. I understand. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> I understand. >> Understand? >> Unfortunately. >> Okay. No, we can't we can't let you, >> but we're going to make him happy and let let him think that way. We don't want to upset him. I mean, we'll do what we can for him. No, do me a favor. Fire truck. I'll come talk to you in like 2 minutes. All right. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> We got to call in the front. We can We can do it in the front. We got to do it. LT, >> we just talked to Lieutenant P. >> We have to in the front. We'll do it right here. Don't have to do it behind your back. Please. >> Please cooperate. >> Come on, John. >> We don't want this to turn into anything more. You know that. We don't want it. But we cannot lose our jobs. You understand, sir? You're my first sergeant. Thank you. All right. Here. I'm looking for the I'm going to check the truck and I'll >> I do not recall him being searched, Jacqueline. Good point. Omar, to your earlier statement or question. They did ask him, "Do you have your weapon with you?" I do remember that, but no, I do not remember an actual search, though. >> John's law. >> We'll figure it out. Um, I'll call Eddie. There's got to be a 63 guy in there. >> Can you It's hook for John's law. We got 110 95 calling out his mileage. >> Thank you. >> Still want just say no. I got to just advise you. Not much. There's nothing we could do. We would have. He's my first sergeant. I have to get it towed. I have to tell it. Oh man. But we've had guys get these before and gave it back to work. Just so you know. >> Hopefully we go get the help he needs. >> I know. I hope so, too. It's terrible. >> Man, see throw it all away. >> Well, hopefully we get the help he needs and >> All right. >> Can he Can we call you to come to get him or >> anything you want? Yeah. Yeah, you call me. >> I don't know if he knows your number off the top. What's your number? Might as well waver. We'll explain it to you. Okay. >> Hopefully, it will not be too long. Whatever you need. Yeah. I just >> You can't drop by and see. >> Got to have the goddamn thing towed. >> I have to. >> Yeah. Everything's not >> I just don't understand why somebody could can't just drive it a block and put it in this drive. >> Oh, the the ways we will make a way for our people. Okay. So, yes. Every time I have watched a video where the person the cop does say, um, look, I can't do anything about this. You made this decision. They always say or they hint at we have these cameras. So I can't imagine before the cameras were out how much people were getting away with it. And even now like um Ace said during the Karen retrial they were showing some ways that they had ways to get around these DUIs. And I know cameras was out then. So yeah, there's no one that I've heard that just says I can't do this cuz I don't want to jeopardize my job. You know, you shouldn't have been driving. It's always a qualifier of, you know, we can't do that anymore type of talk because the cameras exist and you you know, you got Freedom of Information Act so anybody at any time can look at these body cams and stuff like that. Um, Leia's Grandma, thank you for gifting a trendy tribe membership. Let's go and let's see who got it. Hold on. Nancy Nancy Sale, congratulations on your trending membership. I sure hope. I don't know if it notifies people, but I know once I start posting things to members only, it notifies them that way. But yeah, I always wonder, does it actually notify them that you were gifted a membership though? That would be cool. But yeah, a lot of our um people in the library are receiving the gifts for this live. Everybody in the library, oops, I tried to click this like I was in the thing where I could highlight your comment. Hold on. And thank you for being a member for 32 months. We are going on three years. About to run some errands, but had to show support before I go. Thank you very much. And thank y'all for holding me down when I had that live in Puerto Rico because I hate I hate when it just puts it in a random thing and people start commenting some crazy wild stuff. But yeah, thank you. Be safe, Leia's grandma. Enjoy yourself. Uh oh, somebody else got one. Hold on. She circled the block. Hold on. Come on. Okay. Poochie always blessed. I hope y'all in the library got dogged and y'all enjoy these memberships. All right. Thank you, Leia's grandma. Okay, let's keep going. >> If his wife, if the red shirt owner was on scene, >> she can be, >> which she's not. You understand? She wasn't. >> I got you. That's no problem. I just, you know, avoid one more headache. You know what I mean? That's all I'm trying to do. >> Yeah. Drawing to drive it away. >> I Well, you know what I mean? And if he was doing something he shouldn't, you know, he's got to be with the rest of us, you know. >> And once the road >> He just said that for the sake of the camera. If he's doing something he shouldn't be, cuz y'all just said, "I don't know why we can't drive this truck home. You know why I can't do this. Don't Don't backtrack now. You said what you said and you meant it." Okay. So, thank you for the confirmations that they get an email and they do get notified cuz I didn't know that. I was always like, "Is he going to randomly find out?" [laughter] Okay, >> that encounter is over. The story moves into a very different phase because this was never going to end with just one difficult stop on the side of the road. What followed was the formal case against police lieutenant John Chu, a veteran officer who according to reports had been with the department since 1995 and had only recently been promoted to lieutenant a few months before this arrest. That >> there's our context. Okay, cuz Okay, so we didn't get all this first time or I didn't get it the first time. So, it say he had been with the force since 95, but when we're watching this video, he had just been recently promoted to lieutenant. Okay, that makes more sense. I'm not going to go look it when they got cameras now. That makes a whole lot more sense. Cuz I thought he said he had it's 1995. He had just been recently promoted. >> Detail matters because it means the fallout did not hit someone on the fringes of the department. It hit a senior officer, someone who had already spent decades inside the system and who understood exactly what a drunk driving case like this could cost. The reported charges from the incident were driving while intoxicated and failure to maintain lane. And while defense side criticism of the arrest would later appear in the case record, the most important legal development is what happened next. Report says Chu pleaded guilty to driving under the influence. That guilty plea is what turns this from a dramatic body cam incident into a closed legal outcome. At that point, the question is no longer whether the case looked damaging. It is how much damage the final sentence would leave behind. According to the reports, the punishment was serious, but it also followed the structure of a first offense New Jersey DUI sentence. Choose driver's license was revoked for 7 months. After that, he was required to use an ignition interlock device for 6 months, meaning even after getting driving privileges back, he was still under a condition designed to prevent another alcohol-related start behind the wheel. He was also ordered to spend time in New Jerseys intoxicated driver resource center, a mandatory education and screening program tied to impaired driving cases. And he was assessed $689 in fines and penalties. None of that is theatrical. None of it is symbolic. It is the legal system reducing a public embarrassment into a permanent record and a measurable set of consequences. But the legal punishment was only one side of it. The professional fallout had already started almost immediately. Reporting tied to the case says Chu was placed on administrative leave after the arrest and a supplementary report indicated he was informed he would be suspended administratively. One report says he announced he was retiring the next day. Either way, the message is the same. >> That's what it is. That's the other alternative. When they get up there and they start becoming about you already had your little decades in the forest, it's going to be a forced retirement. So, he probably announced it, but I guarantee you they told him, "Look, we're we're about to have to take more action or you can go ahead and take this retirement." So, he was forced into early retirement, which is that's not that's not a horrible consequence at all. Yeah, he he lost that promotion because he had to retire. He he he put in that retirement the next day that was about to come for his career. So, that was they gave him that option. I promise you, because they can they can deny your retirement. Yeah. resigned before demotion. Yep. So, the fact that they gave him the fact that he could still get his retirement the way he did, they were like, "You might want to go ahead and take this retirement." The promotion must have went to his head. It very much could have, Zach, because they also were calling him by his first name. So, you know, they to be on a first-name basis and that's your now leadership. Yeah, I can see that as a recent promotion because he was like, "Come on, John. Come on, John." Yep. He was about to lose it. Lose it all. This one I put it in here because she's a judge, but she's off camera a lot. So once we get the gist of it, I'm probably gonna skip so y'all can just see what her charge is because it's not not a lot happened to me on here, but we'll still watch some of it. All right, so it says, oh, never mind. I got to look at his his dog on charges first. All right. So, he was charged with a DWI mo it's a considered not a misdemeanor but a motor vehicle traffic offense which is less than a misdemeanor. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant operated a motor vehicle and had a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08% or higher. Possible sentencing his reported BAC was.36. Places it in New Jerseys first offense of.15% or higher. BAC tier, which can include a $300 to $500 fine, 12 to 48 hours at an intoxicated driver resource center, up to 30 days in jail, and required use of an ignition interlock device under the applicable first offense provisions, for failure to maintain lane, that's also a traffic offense. Um, prosecutors generally must prove the defendant was driving a vehicle on a roadway divided into marked lanes and failed to drive as nearly as practicable entirely within a single lane or move from the lane before first determining that the movement could be made safely. And that is $100 to $300 fine plus a $50 search charge. And like I think ACE pointed out, they said a civilian called it in. So there was no way of getting around this between the body cams and a witness. So there you are on that one. So audibly they'll say DUI and then what my thing is this is me doing this and full disclosure this is me doing it with chat GPT but then I go verify the sources. So that's why it takes me so long to prepare because chat GPT they call it hallucinations. It'll make up information like oh I just assumed. So that's why I always have to have the statute up here too because I be fighting with Chad GBT like, "Hey, hey, we're not gonna be making up stuff." So back and forth with Chad GBT we go. So um if it said DUI for the specific state, sometimes it'll turn it'll go DWI and then here's the statute in case you ever want to check behind me. That's the statute it went with. And I do also, full disclosure, ha, I had chat GPT teach me how to then find it on my own because I'm not trying to be, oh, I entered this data in, took what is spit out, and I'mma keep it moving. So these these if I'm doing five videos, this minimum took me still like two and a half hours to prepare because I have to do go back and fact check because it just when I tell you, you can't just be out here depending on AI. But for an efficiency thing, like, okay, you got your system down, you just want to try to do something because I can only I can't even tell you how long it would take me without using it at all. But yeah, full disclosure, I I use chat GPT, but I am teaching myself and I'm fact-checking it because I when I challenge, I'm like, well, how did you get here? Oh, I inferred or I assume we don't. No, we do not do that. This is legal stuff. We cannot do that. So, yeah, this is my own little product over here. No, it doesn't really work. You have to be a taskmaster with it on its own. It is bad. It will make up information. You have to be very careful on how you use it. Tell it to site its sources, then tell it to show you the link to the sources. Go read that source, see what it's doing. And that's if you're trying to use it to actually publicly show stuff or if you're trying to do something serious, make it site its sources and go check those sources because it is not trustworthy. it. There's a disclaimer for any AI you use and they call it hallucinations when it chooses to just make up information out of the out of thin air. So you call it Aisha. That is funny. I like that. [laughter] Aisha is cute. Yeah. Use it sparingly, test it, challenge it. Um, it's even had to say like it defends a position it knew it shouldn't have defended because it was challenged by me, the user. And then it has to admit, oh, I it it's it's not good on its own. It will completely make up case law. A smooth shot. Yes. Yes, it will. You have to be very very careful. Um, and again, that's why it takes up so much of my time in the mornings because I'm up at, well, depending on the day, I'm up by 4:00 a.m., but I'm really up by 6:00 a.m. I could probably be here to y'all at 700 a.m. if I was like, I'll just take whatever it spits out. But it takes me those extra 2, three hours because it makes things up. But, okay. So, we're going on to the next one. But yeah, I our job one really does make us use AI anyway. So I'm in there anyway. So I try to make my life a little easier since I'm going to use it. But I I try to be very responsible when I'm using it and not like use it like a crutch, but I use it like a just like you do anything else when you start organizing things and stuff like that using certain software. So yeah. Um, Tango said, "I hate the way AI like tries to talk to you." Like they just want to say what you want to hear. Yes, it will feed your ego. You have to be so careful with that. It will Oh my gosh, it will feed into your ego if you let it. That is a weird I think it said it's because not AI said it, but people that talk about AI said it's so it'll get you to use it longer and longer. So you you have to be very careful. Um, I'm miss in Michigan where I live, a BAC that high would be considered super drunk and would have enhanced penalties. Yeah, this was light, Zach. This was very, very light. Um, and Michigan is one of the cornerstones for teaching other states how to have their programs, too, though, for alcohol and stuff like that. So, I'm not surprised Michigan is more strict because those traffic court ones I would watch with some of these judges on YouTube. Yeah. Those programs, they they are the example for other states to use. That blind lady said, "I popped in for a few and got a membership. I didn't know it until later on that evening when I looked at my email because when I popped in, I had got a phone call." Nice. It will quote real names of cases like Do versus State cases that exist, but make up what the case is about. Yeah, they said it's better um for your when your girls in law school and everything, but we uh is it Lexus Nexus? It's it's the real sources to use if you want to know real facts on case law because it will make things up. Aisha centers uh black sources history and culture to provide culturally informed context and answers. Oh, Aisha is a real AI chat. I thought that was your nickname just for AI in general poetic just [laughter] I was like okay. They was like, "Call me Aisha." Then when you correct it, they act like you just hit them. They're they're victims. They are total victims. Why does everything change to AI? Just keep everything the same way. Um because when it comes to companies, they're always trying to not pay people more. So, they're going to use AI, but I'm not even going to get into that because that's not my forte. But I'll say I do my best to use it responsibly, but I'm not going to lie. and say I don't use it because I already have to use it for my job anyway. But yeah, I don't need it. I don't want to use it unethically in the sense of like pretending as if I didn't use it type of thing, but I also try to be very hard on it about what it's trying to give me as input. All right, let's go to the judge. The drunk judge and possible defense challenge for her DUI. Could the odor and difficulty following instructions have another explanation, including her medical treatment and prescribed hydrocodone, or was she actually impaired by alcohol or drugs while driving? All right, let's go to the judge. A Washington state trooper stops a speeding driver on I 82 near Granger, expecting a routine warning. Seconds later, she says she's a judge, insists she hasn't been drinking, and offers an excuse the trooper clearly isn't buying. So, what turns this simple stop into something far bigger? Watch until the end because what the footage doesn't fully explain, I'll break down for you. >> Hello. >> Okay. All right. Can I get your uh the registration from your car? It's a green color piece of paper. There it is right there. Thank you. >> Get that for you. I'll be back in here. In just one second. Let me write down your information. Where's that back for you? Just don't worry. You got to make sure you Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you mind jumping out for me for just half a second? Just Just can you meet me back here at the truck just for half a sec, please? Do you have gum in your mouth? You have some gum in your mouth, ma'am. Can you do Can you spit that out for me for please? You can hold on to it in your fingers if you like. >> I This got to me. Why do you need to hold on to this piece of gum? Why can't you just chew another piece later? Like she really held it for a little bit. I think he eventually asked her to just drop it. But that's just nasty. It was a nuisance to me to see that. Like just spit the gum out. >> Have you stand right here in front of the camera, please? Have you have Have you been drinking this morning at all? Did you have any damn coffee or anything like that? >> Okay. I feel I smell alcohol coming from you. Have you Is it from your It is. Okay. >> All right. No, no, it's fine. You don't need to apologize. If that's all that's from, that's fine. You might need some voluntary field test for me then. I'm just going to What I'm going to do is I'm just coming out of your mouth, please. You just If you just throw it out there for me, you can just set it down there on the ground, please. Thank you. What I'm going to have you do is I just like you to watch my pan for me if you would. Um, >> I've done this before. Yeah, >> I'm a judge. I'm a judge. I'm going to see the >> All right. I just need to make sure. >> Are you kidding? You think I'm drunk? >> I don't I can smell alcohol that I just need to check and make sure. If you haven't if you haven't had any alcohol, you're going to be on your way. Okay. So, I'm just going to check really quick before I get you on your way there. Okay. Feet together for me. Hands right down to your side. Do you have any vision problems? Do you see? Well, you're not blind in either eye. >> No. >> All right. Watch that there for me. Please go and follow it with your eyes, please. And keep your head still. All right. Go and follow with your eyes, please. I need you to keep watching it. I need you to keep watching it. Okay. You keep looking back at I need you to stay focused on my pants. All right. >> Now, this one is definitely prebody cam cuz all we have is the dash cam and audio, which is why I was like, we not going to be here too long. Um, I don't know how much of this y'all want to watch cuz you're really listening. You're not watching anything. So, you kind of have to let me know. So, I'mma let it play for another two, three minutes. Let me know if you just want to hang in there and basically we're hearing the audio cuz I'm here for you. I'm here for you. But, if you're like, "Hey, let's just get to her charge and keep it moving." I'm good with that, too. So, y'all have to kind of let me know on this one what you want to keep doing. So, we'll hear her audio captions on the screen. This is a horrible one to just only listen to because of the crackly sounds and everything, but let me know. >> You need to take a deep breath for a second. >> I need a deep breath. >> Okay, take a deep breath. I All I want to do is check your eyes here really quick. If your eyes are fine, I'm going to get you on your way. All right. Do I should I put my I I wear readings. >> No, that's fine. You don't need to have them on. Nope. You can see this right here and you're just fine, right? >> All right. >> What do you want me to do? >> I just want you to follow with your eyes and leave your head still. Okay. I'm going to do I'm going to do a bunch of passes back and forth and I just want you to follow it >> and see just have a seat for me, please. I'm going to have you put your hands right out here in front of you. All right. When I tell you to begin, what I'm going to have you do is go one, two, three, four, four, three, two. I'm I want you to watch me here. So, okay. One, two, three, four, four, three, two, one. And I'd like you to do that twice for me. >> 1 2 3 4. >> So, nothing to drink tonight this morning. Nothing to drink last night. >> I when I'm up for my um Okay. >> I cannot consume alcohol because my problem is I'm attracted to I cannot breathe. >> All right. >> And alcohol. Sure, >> I understand that. >> All right. Okay. So, you haven't had anything. All right. >> Not one. Not one. >> Okay. Ma'am, you're not free to go yet. Okay. I need you to have a seat. I'm asking you to perform some tests and you're not wanting to perform that smell alcohol. And if I if I can rule out the fact that you've been drinking, I'm more than happy to put you on your way. But until I can do that, I can't let you drive away from here. That's all I'm trying to do here. >> Okay, this another thing. It's just like with that lieutenant. It makes me mad that not only does a judge have poor judgment because again this she's an attempted red rum on the road right now because again you you're ready to endanger other people's lives so you have poor judgment then you have no integrity because you're talking about you can't drink alcohol and you consumed alcohol. So you are making decisions whether you do traffic court or something more serious and you get you're over here being dishonest about your body you can't drink alcohol you don't consume alcohol because you can't I it should be more harsh obviously just like if a u if a doctor or someone had to take is it the hypocratic oath if they do something to endanger someone's lives that should be more harsher on them just like with a judge and someone in the legal system. It should be harsher on them if they're dishonest about stuff like this cuz then it's like what are you doing when you're making these decisions in the courtroom that changes someone's life completely >> and that's it. That's all I'm trying to do. So I'd appreciate it if you perform some more tests for me. >> I have >> I I understand that you have a for ma'am >> with the the antibiotics and the antit and the alcohol. >> Okay. >> Will it not alcohol? No, it's a completely different kind of alcohol, ma'am. That kind of alcohol will not is not going to come out through your lungs. >> So, she trying to say she got antiseptic on her breath. It's not alcohol. It's antiseptic and antibiotics. Girl, >> that kind of alcohol is a It's a a completely different kind of alcohol. It's ether alcohol. So, that's not the type of alcohol that would come out through your through your breath. Bless you. I'm I'm more than happy to get you on your way here. I just have to be able to determine that you haven't been drinking. At this point, I can't determine that. >> I'd like to look at your eyes, but you're not cooperating when you haven't cooperated. You're not following my instruction. >> And you know what else pisses me off, Tango? Go ahead. Tango said, "Why would you spend your whole education and career to become a judge and sit over cases and decide people's fates and then risk getting into an accident on the road because you're too lazy to get an Uber?" She has so much access. You got a friend or family you can call. I know you do. You have She could probably actually have called for a cruiser to come take her to work or home or wherever cuz now she's not in danger if she's not the one behind the wheel. But you decide I'm going to get behind the wheel. Lie about it. Then expect not to get in trouble cuz I tell you I'm a judge. There's so many options to someone that has had the privilege of becoming a judge. Like, stop playing. Mindy said, I was about to say, I ain't had to walk nobody down in these social media streets in a minute, but I ain't I It ain't nothing to lace up my Jordans in this three-year-old state. Oh, you got a little three-year-old. You have to [laughter] Oh my gosh. The alcohol swab she used on her port is what he is smelling on her breath. Right. Right. Ace. Come on. It will give you a hallucination just like Google Oh, we're talking about AI. Yes. It will give you a hallucination just like Google Gemini. And then when you correct it, it'll tell you, "You're right. That's exactly right." And it and that makes me so mad. Which is why I have an audit checklist to the audit checklist. Then it has to give me a long form answer on when it says it passes the checklist item. Like, "Well, how did you pass it?" You know, like it's so many things because it's dangerous to not challenge it. You have to challenge it. Yeah. Anything that is AI based, it it is like we're off the hook because we told you we can have hallucinations. So, you got to check behind us. And I do I don't play around like I need to see it in writing. Um I do my best to I am human. So, I might have missed something to fact check it, but in my mind, my default is I don't just inherently trust you. I need you to show me how you got to this answer. Um let me see. She probably gets free rides from Uber. She probably does. Um, I'm applying to law school right now. That blind lady. If you want to see my little micro accomplishments as I'm applying, I put them on Instagram and Tik Tok. And you're a member. So, I'm also actually I actually told the members which schools I'm applying to. So, I don't know if you saw that yet, but yes, I am actively applying for fall 2027 right now. Well, I'm getting my packages together. I can't hit submit till I have my package together. Yeah, this is what privilege really is. I am a judge. Yep. I asked AI something and it was like no. And I asked it to check again. It said yes. So, I needed it to check a third time. Tell it to tell you how it's getting the answer. What are its sources? Because it goes to the path of least resistance and it's just going to give you what it thinks is right if you not if you're not challenging it. So, always ask for sources. It'll start thinking a little harder then. And you still got to read the source because like even for this when it was naming the chapter because I don't I don't care about chapter name. When it was naming the chapter of this video for me so I can time stamp it later. It said judge and prosecutor pulled over for DUI. There's only a judge in this video. There's no and prosecutor. Come to find out it's because it was mentioned she said I think she said she used to be a prosecutor. So it was trying to count her as two people. You cannot just trust it. You have to challenge everything and actually know it for yourself and it's more of a quick summary tool for you stuff like that. But it cannot be just doing the work. Don't trust it. >> Okay. Perfect. >> Okay. I don't I don't It's not that you're not cooperating. You're having some problems following my instructions. That's all. All right. Go and keep your head still for me, please. No, you're doing just fine, man. >> I need you to stay looking at it, though. I don't want you to look at me. If my pant is over here, I just want you to keep looking at it. >> All right. >> Keep looking right here for me. Did you you didn't have anything to drink last night? Are you >> last night? I was You did. >> Okay. you taking >> I take I take and none of those would affect my driving >> X would affect your driving ability. I don't know the first one she said but she said I take something I take Xanax and that would not affect my driving ability unless you just didn't take it yet. Uh yeah it does. And then like later she's going to say I take uh hydrocodone. >> Your eyes are showing me that you are you either taking some medication. Can you even safely take that again to be on duty as a judge? Like I just feel like some of these are very mindaltering. I'm sure you can. It's HIPPA. You can't be restricted from doing your job. But I question some things about being able to be on Xanax and hydrocodone and you're a judge. Like it all right. We need to start looking into some things >> right now that's affecting you or it's alcohol. >> Okay. >> So stay back here for me. >> No, I know it's okay. Can you tell? Just tell me what it is, please. >> Yeah. >> What is it? >> Um I felt >> No, I just You can No, I'd like just stay close there for me. What? If you can just explain it to me, that'd be fine. >> Hydro. >> You taking hydrophoto? >> Okay. What time did you take that at? >> About what time did I get out of bed? 4:30 this morning. >> 4:30 this morning. >> What else are you taking? Sir, I'm as honest as you can get. I would >> Okay. Well, I tell you, a breath test, a portable breath test would help me determine right now. And I know you're not willing to take it. Okay. So, I'm going to >> I'm as honest as you can get, but no, I do not want to take your breath test. All right. She owns the whole pharmacy. Yes. But she did drink on top of that. She say she can't, but she did. I'm also trying out Google notebook which seems to be all right for now. I made audio video overview rather than yeah stuff like that that's pretty good. And then if you already have actually watched the or read the material yourself so you can you know it has at least accurate information but it's just it worded it better for you. That I get. Um and then blind lady says she uses it to find out what you say the material attachments again. tell is are you telling it to also give you the source it's pulling from to tell you what attachments you should put on your thing because that's the only thing like it will it'll kind of go lazy on you you so I'm just saying still make it prove to you how it came to the conclusion it came to on what you got to attach cuz even then don't just trust it I'mma have to look up Gemini notebook I we I use Gemini at work I gota I got to look at Gemini notebook see what y'all talking about >> have to make my decision based top of what I'm seeing right now. >> Do what? Granger, >> that's right. I'm I'm on my way to see Oscar 701. >> I'm not saying that you are a bad person. I'm not saying that one bit. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, you're kind of tying my hands here because I can smell alcohol on you and you're admitted to taking pain pills right now. All right. I understand that. >> Well, it may not necessarily be all right, but the fact of the matter is that you're >> driving here. >> I'm going to I'm going to have you come back here for me if you just No. Come on back here for me. I'm going to have you have a seat in the back of my car, please. >> Yes. No. Hey, I need you to stay in the back. I need to explain a couple of things to you so that you're not angry. >> I'm not angry with you on this. Okay. What do you want to show me? >> Okay. I'm not going to let you go back to your car right now. I just need you to tell me what it is. Do you understand? >> Mindy says it depends on how long she's been taking them and how she reacts to them. I've been on pain meds since I was 13 and they have no effect on me as far as drowsiness now. Do you then take them and consume alcohol, Mindy, and get on the road? Cuz that's why we were talking Oh, never mind. You know what? You might be answering my question about her just doing her normal duty day as a judge. You might be talking about that cuz I was about to say, I know you ain't drinking and getting on the road after you take it, but that may not be what you're responding to. I can get that. that you build up a tolerance. And that's why I was like, I'm not trying to say she can't be one cuz she takes all of that. I think I'm already mad because she's here driving drunk and doing that and lying about not drinking alcohol cuz I'm I'm going tell you what, I'll take a portable breath test any day cuz then they say you can also go ahead and get your independent one too. I'll take it any day. If I didn't consume alcohol, I didn't consume alcohol. I want to take it. Please let me blow my 0.00. Akuo circle back from the library. Gift of a trendy tribe membership and you went to Purple Unicorn. We know that name. Shout out to Purple Unicorn. And now that I know she'll get an email, she'll she'll see that. Hey, Purple Unicorn. She's been with us a long time. Akaudo, she Yeah. So, that went to That's a good one. Okay. Always attach the source a source to the document and sometimes it will quit on you and get lazy. Yep. Okay. Okay. You know how it acts. Good. Good. Good. Okay. Hey, >> you can't do that. Go >> and turn around. Face the car for me. >> Ma'am, face the car for me, please. >> Do not resist. >> I won't. I won't. >> Relax. >> I've got a gun in my car. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm not concerned about that. I'm not going to let you go back to the car right now. >> Why are you going to search my car? >> I'm not going to search the car. Okay. I'm not I don't want to go search your car. I have no reason to search your car right now. >> Get the food out of my car. >> Go put your hand back for me. Leave your hands back behind the back. >> All right, she getting arrested finally. But no, he did what he was supposed to do. Um, I like state troopers. They do seem to be more when it comes to DUI stops and stuff. It's It's more straightforward to me with state troopers than the than local. And it's probably because they can be more impersonal cuz they don't know you like that. I don't know. But it just seems like state troopers get straight to the point a lot of times when it comes to DUIs. Um yeah, if I ace said if I haven't had anything to drink, I'm insisting on blowing into the device. Yeah, let's go. Please, let's go ahead and rule that out. I would review all her cases. Professor Purple Queen with the way she lying over here. Yep. There should just be and it probably is. I don't know enough yet. But there should just be like this not just the bar review, but they they should be a subset of like the bar review people or something that's just when someone gets in trouble that has something like that, review all their cases. Like when they find out stuff on how that a judge was getting paid little kickback to send people to prison, review all their cases. Like that should be mandatory. Go through all the cases. When a cop gets caught doing things, go through all their arrests. Like you ha you have to. And I know I'm over here wishing and hoping, but I just you you should. Benadryil doesn't make me sleepy, Mindy. I I always see the jokes about it, but it never got me. It never made me sleepy. Yes, she making it rain. [laughter] Maybe one day. Yes, you two got to stop hating on you, Candace. You lovable scorpion. I got some others, but yeah, they got to stop hating on y'all. I take those two. And if I could Oh, okay. If I could see, I would not be driving on them because I know a couple of people have rolled into and rear-ended cars while sitting at a stoplight. Ooh. Yeah. Okay. Let's She got arrested. She's in the back talking. Basically, she's like she tells the cop, "Thank you for being nice or something." She don't be She ain't acting up in the back or nothing. I'm just trying to see if they say her uh charges at the end. >> To DUI with a back under. The central order says she was patient performance. He didn't come in hot. He explained himself over and over, gave her chances to cooperate, repeated that he was trying to rule alcohol out, and only escalated when she kept resisting the flow of the investigation, and tried to go back toward the car. That matters. He also stayed remarkably even after she started name- dropping her job titles. A lot of stops go sideways when either side gets ego involved. Here, he kept it procedural. If you want one criticism, it's just that the scene got long, really long, but tactically he showed restraint, clear communication, and pretty solid control. As of the public records, the aftermath was rough. Reports says Sunnyside suspended her from the prosecutor job after the arrest. The Washington Commission on Judicial Conduct later said she was charged in district court, and she pleaded guilty under a deal to DUI with a backend. The central order says she was sentenced to 15 days of electronic home monitoring, standard fines and costs of about $1,000 and five years of probation with standard terms, including no alcohol possession or consumption. After some time, the commission centured her the most severe sanction it can issue on its own. It noted she was no longer serving as a judicial officer. What makes this clip bigger than one DUI stop is the status factor. People are always fascinated when someone who knows the system suddenly has to stand inside it. And that's the real tension here. Not just intoxication. Plenty of DUI videos exist, but the clash between professional identity and street level reality. Once the badge camera is rolling, rank or some and courtroom experience don't automatically rescue you. If anything, they raise the standard. The judicial commission basically said exactly that judges are supposed to model respect for the laws they enforce. So, this becomes more than a traffic stop. It becomes a credibility test. And that's why viewers keep leaning in. Now, I want to know what you think. Did the moment she brought up being a prosecutor and >> Okay. Okay. Yes. Narrator on point. Snap. Snap. And I'm glad she is not a judicial officer anymore. Hopefully, that was permanent because no, no, no, no. Justice is blind drunk, right? Let's see. But you can also tell the chat, "No AI hallucinations because I told it that because I was submitting documents to the court." Yes, but you have to continue to stay on this behind because it'll be like, "Oh, yeah, we did put that in our checklist." And that's part of our master set of rules. I'm sorry. I still did it. Don't you got to Oh, you got to stay on it, blind lady. But you're right. You can't tell it. I have so many things I tell it not to do that it still be trying to do. And I be like, in fact, I've gotten to the point I don't even point out what's wrong. I ask it open-ended questions. I'll put what is wrong with this statement? And then it has to figure out why I'm upset on what it did in that statement because I'm not gonna give the answer. I need to know you actually figuring this out. So yeah, I don't even ask it yes or no. I ask it short answer questions. Tell me what do you see wrong about this response you gave me. I'm very much I'm Oh, I'm I'm cuz I'm like you don't have me out here looking crazy. So I got to be really really hard on it. All right. With this judge, what did we have here? What was her thing? DUI. So, she's in do we have a location? Oh, she was in Granger, Washington. So, the DUI charge is considered a gross misdemeanor in Washington state. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant drove a vehicle in Washington and while driving, the defendant was under the influence of or affected by intoxicating liquor, cannabis or any drug or was under the combined and see any drug. So even if she did, even if it was just the Xanax or the hydrocodone, you still have to be responsible enough to not operate heavy machinery, which is a car, if you are taking an amount that you should not be doing that. So either way, influence is influence. It's not just alcohol. But anyway, um was under the combined influence of or affected by intoxicating liquor, cannabis, and any drug. And I want to point out something on this for this little product I've been I work with to try to keep my little format. Um, one of the things I have my words have to be in there is generally because when you start speaking indefinite, you leave yourself vulnerable to like, well, that's not actually right. So, that's why my stuff says generally must prove. This is not all they may have to prove. This may not be um what was the other thing they I have a few things in there. I just don't I don't like it being like prosecutors must prove. And it's like no, no, no. Let's leave some room for other things cuz you don't know the law like that, Chad GPT. Obviously, I don't know it like that yet. So, um I leave that open-ended. Then this one right here, possible sentencing. Not for sure sentencing cuz I don't want to get caught up in nothing crazy, but anyway, possible sentencing with no prior offenses within 7 years and without a qualifying BAC of 0.15 or higher, or evidentiary test refusal, 24 consecutive hours to 364 days in jail, and a $350 up to a $5,000 fine. Washington law permits specified monitoring alternatives to the mandatory minimum jail term and also imposes DUI related ignition interlock and probation requirements. All right. Oh, the next thumbnail. Yeah, Ace, it's coming. I want to send you I've been working on it's a thriller, but it's like an audio overview. After this case, I might want to screenwrite this one. The motion alone is a thriller. Oh, I'm not the right audience, blind lady. I be having nightmares, so I can't watch actual thrillers and I don't listen to them either. My last thing was probably goosebumps type stuff cuz I be having nightmares. I'm not your I'm not your target for the thrillers, but I am very proud of you for writing because that is not easy. But I get scary. I'm a scary scary person because of the nightmares. If it was just I watch something scary, get my little jump scare while I'm watching it and I go to sleep and nothing happens in my dreams, I'm good. I don't like being trapped in my nightmares with the stuff that I that I saw in the daytime. I have to use a screen reader because I can't see. But I think everybody should use a screen reader. It reads everything on the page. Things that people don't really feel like reading. Oh, I'll make a note of that again for my studies coming up. Might need that as a tool. So, all right. Screen reader. Huh. Hold. Let me just go ahead and open my search bar, too, so I don't forget later cuz I already put in here Gemini notebook. I got a tab open right now for that. All right. Next incident. We have drunk Karen punches cop instantly regrets it. It's it's a two for one, but we're only watching the first one. And so for her possible defense, battery on a Leo, was Maria's contact with the officer actually an intentional punch or did her arm make contact while she was gesturing and arguing with him. I actually do want you to look at this one and let me know. Do you see intentional punch or hit or was it a gesture? I do want to know that from y'all because I feel like the highlight they showed wasn't a punch, but I can't remember if she actually punched him later. All right, so we'll look at that. So, bat on Leo is what we're looking for. Here we go. >> Deal with it. >> Hey, I got to deal with it. [laughter] >> That's it. That's it. She just punched me in the chest. You guys are nothing. When I meet after a boy, I hate you. I hate you. >> When the alcohol is high, reason flies away and the punch for the police appears at the most opportune time. >> No, I'm not. [screaming] >> No, I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. You will never have power. You will never have [ __ ] but a white mothering badge on your ass. You [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> Okay, the link is in the description box for the other girl cuz we're not watching her. The one that just said, "You piece of is." That's the one we're not watching, but you can watch the other one at your leisure because I already put the link in the description box. We're just watching the first girl for now. Yeah. Yeah. One on the punch. Okay. Guilty on the punch. All right. girl thought she was showing her courage but just signed her one-way ticket to jail. On an August night in Orlando, a drunk girl suddenly turned a peaceful street into a chaotic stage. >> What is going on? >> Okay. Can you help up a little bit? >> No. No, I can't. >> Yes, you need to. Okay. Yes. Yes. >> [gasps] >> I've been going through a lot of [ __ ] with this guy, >> okay? >> For months. [laughter] A lot of emotional abuse. Like, oh, cops. People are going to come here and think you're crazy. I'm not crazy. >> First of all, we were dating for a long time. Lately, we >> When people speak like that, I'm instantly overstimulated. Um, I hate it. I It It's chalk It's nails on the chalkboard. And I can listen to nails on a chalkboard before I like listening to a voice like that. I hate it. Like just shut up. Take a breath and talk. Just please and I just I hate that. Like it's so annoying. >> We just been hanging out and cool. >> Okay. >> And what happened is tonight she drank alcohol. I didn't want her to drink alcohol. I told her that ahead of time. You see how she acts on alcohol. I'm talking to her father. Her last name is Bada. You look her up in your police system >> and she's acting crazy. and her friend was here. Her friend literally got mad at just how she was acting. Obviously acting crazy. >> And I'm literally talking to her dad. I'm telling him, "Hey, listen. Straight up. She's acting loud. >> Get off the bike. >> Get off the bike. >> No, I can't. What are you going to do? >> Are you going to shoot me? >> Calm [screaming] down. >> How about that? >> No. >> Calm down. >> Let me raise the camera." Exactly. Exactly. Yes. >> Calm down, though. What's going to happen? >> Do you want the fire department? >> What's your name? >> Officer Bailing. >> Officer Balent is telling me to restrain for my own. >> Okay. So, what's going on? Can you tell me [laughter and gasps] what's going on? >> Privileges and I don't give a how many times I will take him down because as a security guard, you should make sure. [laughter] >> Don't talk to him. Okay. How about that? Don't bring him into this. Okay. >> Yeah. >> But what is you need to tell me what's going on today? I would have problems with him >> drinking or not drinking. >> It would just be problems back and forth. >> The police patiently asked questions, but the confused and angry answers only added to the tension. [laughter] [clears throat and gasps] >> It's sickening me to me the fact that he was like, "Oh, right. Anyways, all right. You your friend can come anyway." And then he started to make it a problem. I don't even want to touch it. Do you think I want to touch it? >> You keep touching it though. >> Okay. Cuz I you >> And that is just what he does every time. He calls my parents and he makes me seem like I'm bad. >> So what's the issue that happened today? >> Nothing. >> So nothing happened today >> to be honest. the fact that he just didn't agree with the fact that my friend >> thought about, oh, I'm single, so let me just guys cuz I'm single. That's just an example. It's a ridiculous. >> Did he get mad cuz her friend's trying to go have sex with other guys? Did he get mad cuz the friend tried to hit on him? Like, what's it got to do with a friend? What? What? I I already know we there's not going to be much sense we make of what she's saying. I know. But I'm I really do want to know like who got mad for real and why. Because I feel like he's probably not even mad. He probably asked a very sensible question and she was offended that she was even being challenged or her friend was being challenged because whoever can go out with a girl like this or a person like this who acts like this when they're drunk. I you could have a high tolerance but you also have poor judgment because I wouldn't even subject myself to being around somebody that act like this. There's no way. So, birds of a feather type thing is what I'm thinking. I don't know. But let me know if y'all understand what she's [clears throat] talking about. >> You're a [ __ ] kid. [laughter] >> What is your name? >> Embarrassing. >> Maria. >> Okay, look. There's no reason to get an attitude. I'm >> No, because I don't know what the [ __ ] he told you. And I know nine times out of 10 cuz you're a guy, you're just going to go after what he said to you, right? Sorry, I'm trying to unfreeze the video. >> Oh, women are this. Women are that, right? >> I'm coming over here to get your side of the story. >> Get the [ __ ] away from me. >> She said nothing happened. >> No, she's just drunk. So, we need >> It does not matter. You need to go. You need to go home. >> I'm like, okay, >> you need to go home. So, your parents are going to come pick you up. >> Oh, that's how you Oh, >> yo. Are you publishing this? I hope that you're recording this. How the system here in the United States is failing even to our women nowadays. It does not matter if we're getting raped, if we're getting whatever we going through, it's all right because our parents are going to deal with it. And then in a moment of explosion, she suddenly unleashed an unexpected blow, sending the situation spiraling out of control. >> Deal with it. >> Hey, he's not going to deal with it. That's it. [laughter] That's it. That's it. >> See, that's the hit. I thought I didn't catch the punch punch. That was the little thing I thought it was that she pushed at his vest. >> She just punched me in the chest. Hands up. >> That's it. Handcuffs. >> That's it. Back up, please. That's it. I'm good. >> That's it. >> You did this to yourself. All right. >> Yes. Whatever. I'm not even going to argue. >> This is crazy. >> Go grab her. Go grab her stuff. >> I'm a lot of stuff. >> Okay. Where's her phone and her ID? >> Okay. Grab her phone and her ID. >> Phone or no? >> It's probably my pockets. >> Check your pockets. >> Not you. >> I'm going to check your pockets. Your phone and your ID. This is against the law, but whatever. >> Well, you just punched me in the chest. Now you're going to go to jail. >> You know what's against the law? Punching a police officer in the chest. >> You don't need to order. >> No, she's going to jail now. >> Yeah, I'm going to jail now. >> I'm going to call for a signal. >> Let's call for a signal. Yeah. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Relax. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. I'm not going to sit down. No, I'm not. [screaming] >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not. [screaming] >> I'm the thirdly. [screaming] >> Camera. >> How you're acting? >> You're an adult. You're an adult. >> You're an adult and this is how you're acting. >> Punch a police officer. What started as a personal argument quickly turned into a serious arrest with serious legal consequences behind it. >> What do we want? Tell me. >> People watching at you. >> Oh, really? >> You put on a whole show for my camera. >> You don't even know who you're messing with. But it's all right. >> I don't. Who am I? >> Trust me. And you [laughter] know, I'm just being quiet. Trust me. I'm not going to say anything. >> Thank you. >> Ma'am, do you have anything on your >> No. Take me. If you introduce anything, just take me. >> If you introduce anything, say, >> you'll catch another chance. >> Okay. I know. I know. Do you have anything? Check me and take me. >> Come on. >> All right. Come on. >> Yeah, exactly. No, my [ __ ] sunglasses, [ __ ] >> We need to take everything off you. >> Check in before you even get in. >> Do you have Do you have anything? >> No, but just check me just in case. Just so there's no misunderstandings. Exactly. Exactly. >> Exactly. I know my laws. from me. >> Maria was charged with felony assault on a police officer. Police explained that she would be considered for bond after her initial hearing, which usually takes place the following morning. >> All right. Again, for the other one that's on here, the link is in the description box if you want to see that. Let's just look at Maria for her uh battery on a Leo. It's thirdderee felony. This is in Florida. Prosecutors generally must prove Maria actually and intentionally touched or struck the officer against his will or intentionally caused bodily harm to him and the victim was a Leo and Maria knew the person was a Leo and the officer was performing his official duties when the battery occurred. Possible sentencing up to 5 years in prison and a fine of up to $5,000. I think he'd be playing around a little too much with these felonies. I again, if you gonna be a firecracker, a hothead, you got to know these laws because it's so easy to get in a lot of trouble for a little bit. Now, she did a lot, but I'm just saying like technically any unwanted touch on a law enforcement officer, you getting over there into that bat on Leo and I just wouldn't take the chance. Um, also again, if you are in Texas, according to a judge, I watched on Instagram, Texas, they they have made it very easy to catch a felony because of marijuana. Basically, you better not even have the crumbs in your car or you about to be a felon. You about to be in prison for some years. No gummies, no nothing. Like, just don't even do it. Like, find another find another vice at this point if you're in Texas because you about to be a felon real fast. Yeah, she was scream. It was a headache time. Let me see here. Throw her listening to her. She's very exhausting. Okay, Syibble. She's too much for me. She's stressing me out. I know, y'all. That one was I'm so glad she wasn't the whole video cuz she is she wore me down, too. Not Robo Killer. Oh, okay. Oh, no. For the spammers. Okay, let's keep going. She gave me a headache. I know. Auntie Natty, hey, naturally be yourself. All right, so I Oh, and side note, I will be looking into speechify and these these what did you call it? Screen readers. Okay, this is the last video. This is also in Florida. Two school principals, the whoever sent this one to me. Oh, shoot. I forgot to say thank you for the jewels. Naturally, be yourself. I see yours. So, I'm going to highlight yours, but I forgot the one earlier and I meant I was going to come back to it. Daisy, how I see it, thank you for the jewels. Go team, thank you. And then Naturally Be Yourself, thank you for the jewels. I appreciate it. Got the sparkle. All right, so last one, but this is two school principles, one DUI arrest, but then the other one did this and that it was the comeback that I was like, "Okay, this y this a good one. This a good one." So, whoever sent the two school principles DUI one, that's why I wanted to end in end on this one cuz it's a little more a little more interesting. Still not wild, but Oh, shoot. Do we have defenses on here? Okay. Possible defense challenge for Jennifer. Could Jennifer swerving, curb strike, delayed reaction, slow blinking, and body sway have another explanation even though she admitted drinking? or do these observations together show that alcohol impaired her normal faculties while she was driving? Also for Jennifer um for her refusal to submit to DUI testing, Jennifer clearly refused field sobriety exercises, but those roadside exercises are different from the separate breath or urine test involved in a criminal refusal charge where she later formally asked to take that test given the required warnings and clearly refused it for Christina DUI. Christina was considered too intoxicated to drive earlier and left by Uber, but officers encountered her driving again about two and a half hours later, and she said she felt better. Had enough time passed for her condition to improve, or did the officer's continued odor of alcohol and her performance on field sobriety exercises still show impairment? All right, let's look at Jennifer and Christina. >> Oh, why? Well, because you you were given an opportunity to go home. >> Hey, good evening. >> Hi. >> Hey. Do you happen to have your driver's license and registration on you? >> I don't have my license, but I have a copy of it. >> Don't have your license, but do you have a copy? >> Yeah, I do. lady's having a good fourth or I guess it's the fifth now. >> Huh? >> Yes. Can you get my license? This is my car. This is my car. >> Your car? >> Yes. This is my car. >> Okay. >> My friend is good getting me home. >> Okay. Well, she's driving, so we got to have her license. >> I got I know. >> Where's your license? >> I'm going to stop. >> You still looking for it? >> What's your first name? >> Jennifer. >> Jennifer. >> We're both principal. I'm >> Oh, you have a picture of it. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. My first. >> Okay. All right. Then you said it's your car, correct? >> That's her car. >> Okay, that's fine. >> No problem. >> And where are you ladies coming from tonight? >> We're like two seconds away from the house. >> Yeah, but I said where I asked where you were coming from. >> And then >> Okay, that's fine. >> Did she say we're like two seconds away from the house? [laughter] I think we're like five for five on this one today. >> Serious to eat and then riding. >> All right, Miss Jennifer, are you consuming any alcohol today? >> Cuz I can smell it, which >> Yes, I have. >> Okay. Are you mind stepping back here so I can talk to you? >> I put my shoe on. >> Yeah, that's fine. Are you related to her or anything? >> I'm a best friend. >> Why? What? Right over here. Be careful. >> Why? Why is she speaking for you? >> Let's not fall here. Let's go. Right where the light is. >> Yep. Just right there. Okay. Say that again. >> She's worried about me. >> Okay. Why is she worried about you? you're >> cuz we are both high up in we are both high in the totem pole of you know education and >> okay >> our work >> oh she actually said it we're high in the totem pole of education she already said y'all principles you can just say that now you ain't got to really hint towards anything else at this point >> so it's it's it's hard and we're both u married to police officers so Okay. Well, my wife's married, too. >> I didn't know he's about to be sarcastic. Oh, okay. I'll go back cuz we got to hear that together. But academic tryh hard said, "Let loose before the school year starts." You are right because this is a day. Oh, this is this year, too. It's a day after 4th of July. They turning up. Um, but did y'all hear her say, "We're both married to police officers." And he was about to say, "Oh, that's cool. My wife is married to a police officer." >> Pictures. So, >> okay. Well, my wife's married to a police officer, too. And I'm >> just get home and I >> Is she currently married to one or she have an ex? >> Um, both of us are. We just recently divorced. >> So, I'm trying to get her home and >> Okay. >> I thought she was going to be a D, but it didn't happen. And so, I'm just trying to get a quarter of the way home. Okay. >> Okay. >> I just moved. We just got divorced and I just moved. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> Uh I don't know. You should be thankful for me. >> Well, I don't know about the personal stuff, but just just to be clear, the reason why we're here is because >> you you guys are over by Mini. Do you know the area? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you're over by Minihaha. >> Um and what would that [snorts] be? East Avenue. >> Yeah. >> You know where that is? >> Yes. >> Okay. You guys were at the light. When you're coming down mini haha, you're all over the road. >> Okay. >> To the point even when you come around this corner, you're in that travel lane. >> Okay. >> So then >> I'm not a sure. Okay. I trust you. I believe you. I I I don't know, but I believe you. Okay. >> Do you remember hitting the curb over there by like morning drive? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. So that that's why I'm here. And then I go up, I talk to you. I noticed you have like very slow delay reactions. I could smell the alcohol. Um, you even have like slow blink. You know, your orbital sway like I said when you see >> Huh. >> I know it all. I've been there 20 years my >> So, I'm just I'm just explaining to you why I got you out of the car. It's not every day that I usually have a passenger do more talking than the driver does. So, >> she's worried about me. >> I'm worried. I'm worried too. That's why I'm here. >> Because I'm a good person and she doesn't want me to be. >> So, Jennifer, I never said you were a bad person. >> No, no, no. It's not about that. It's just >> All right. >> Sorry about my future. >> Okay. Get it. >> Well, since we're in this position with you, you know, having operating control of the motor vehicle. >> Yes. >> What I'm going to ask of you is if you would like to perform field sobriety exercises to dispel my concern. >> I can't do that. >> Can't do it. >> Remember, my ex was >> Your ex is irrelevant. He's He's not in the car with you. >> I No, I get that. But you know, >> so >> this cop is spitting. Your ex is irrelevant. He's not in the car with you. So [laughter] I like him. I like him a lot. >> I'm asking you cuz you're you're an adult. >> No, I can't. >> So do you want me to repeat it or do you understand what I said? >> I'm sorry. Repeat it if you want. >> Okay. So what I'm asking or requesting of you is that you perform field sobriety exercises to dispel my concern that you're able to safely operate. >> Okay. So, you don't want me to explain it? >> No. >> Okay. You sure you don't let me explain? >> I mean, you keep you can explain if you want to. Sure. >> Well, I keep trying. You keep interrupting. So, I don't want you to be confused. >> I I don't >> If you If you understand, you understand. I don't have to go. I'm just trying to >> You can. >> So, you do want me to explain it? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. The reason I'm asking that is because I would like you to perform field sobriety exercises to dispel my concern that you are able to safely operate that vehicle. I see. >> So I know you've given me an answer but with me saying that do you not want to perform fields bri exercis or do okay and you understand the recourse from that what what takes place? >> I I I I think so you can expand on that if you will. >> So what that means is that I'm going to take the information gathered from your driving pattern and and the roadside that I made with you roadside contact and make a determin. he should have that um the standard speech that some of the other police officers have to give in certain states and counties and stuff where it's like basically they're reading them the actual consequences of refusing to take the field sobriety test. They should all have that standard thing to read because sure enough she's going to say I didn't understand what was at stake when I refused. He just told me why he pulled me over or something like that. They should just have the standard statements. just read it off the paperation on what I'm going to do next. >> So when I ask that's, you know, and you say you don't want to dispel my concern, that's okay. That you're right. But then I'm telling you I have to take based off what I have and make a determination. >> Does that make sense? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> Can I speak to you solely without another party or not? >> Well, I was just It was you and me here before she got here. >> Yeah, exactly. That's what I'm asking. >> So, >> translation, when I hear stuff like this, translation, I think you're going to go easier on me than this woman. Cop, can I continue to talk to you and hopefully give you puppy dog eyes, soft voice, whatever it is that I think is going to help me because she's going to be a hard A. That's what I hear when I hear that. Can I talk? Cuz he's like, we already been talking. There's nothing. That's what I hear when I hear people ask stuff like that. Do you want to perform the field sobriety exercises? >> Can I speak to you solely without her? I'm not. It's not a problem. >> Uh after after you answer my questions. >> Okay. >> So, do you want to perform the exercise? Okay. And you do understand the adverse consequences. Okay. >> All right. >> So, go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. >> You got it. >> Yeah. Yeah. Is she yelling for something? >> No, she's >> Hey, hey, stay in the car. >> I know. We're good. >> Okay, stay in the car. >> Come on. We're like 2 seconds from >> All right. So, that was Jennifer. We'll see Jennifer a little bit again later. I think now we're on Christina. Okay. And Christina gets on this second cop's nerves. [laughter] >> Home. >> Okay, cool. >> We're both school principals. We're like, come on. Don't do this to us. >> Do what? I I'm standing here. >> I know. Like, we're not doing anything wrong. She take care of me. >> Okay. I I didn't I didn't say y'all did anything wrong. I'm just standing here. >> We're not. >> So, all I did was just tell you not to get out of the car. >> That's it. All right. >> All right. So, she is going to be arrested. No, she's not. >> That's what that officer came to the conclusion. >> Why? >> He came to that conclusion. She was driving intoxicated. >> No. Why? >> Come on. >> So, >> like we're two principles of two charts. >> Please don't do this to our careers. >> Okay. So, that's not okay. >> Please don't. >> That's not to me. What's already done is it's done. Okay. It's done. >> Please don't. It's done. Please don't. You can't you cannot be an adult saying telling somebody don't do this to your career when they wouldn't have encountered you if y'all were not well not even y'all at this point if Jennifer was not drunk driving there was nothing to make contact with you for like there was no reason but Jennifer decided to get behind that wheel knowing she was impaired and here you are you ruined your career but irresponsible people put it in other people's hands when the consequences comes Now it's don't ruin our career or usually I got to get back to my kids and all this other stuff. No, no, no. You made these choices. You should have great deductive reasoning, great logical uh reasoning, great all kinds of things. You are a principle. You are here. You're responsible for the education of children and you can't you can't even make these responsible decisions. >> Can you call someone to give you a ride? >> I will, but please don't bother to me. Okay. Call someone to give you a ride. >> But come on. >> Call Call someone to come pick you up. >> Happen. >> Call someone to come pick you up cuz obviously you're not in a good state to drive. >> I understand. >> And it would be a danger to yourself and other people out on the road. >> I I understand, but I don't want that to happen. >> Okay. So, it's it's already done. And to Jacqueline's earlier point, academic tryh hard, your comment reminded me, but to Jacqueline's earlier point, you really shouldn't be saying anything besides identifying yourself when they when the other woman was like, "I'm a principal." And you know, even when they say, "Where are you coming from?" Stop talking. Either yes, no, you want to take that field sobriety test, which I feel like a defense attorney would probably say, "Don't take it. We'll deal with it later." and you identify yourself. It's really nothing else to talk about after that. Unless you just want to make sure like if they need your information for if they're going to tow your car, they want to make sure you know where to go to get your car. Stuff like that. But giving up extra information. Nope. Nope. Don't talk. >> It's already done. >> She's already >> She's already placed under arrest. She's already >> determined to be di It's done. It's done. >> It's done. There is no There's no negotiating. >> Please. I'm begging you. We work for >> Okay, that's cool. Okay. No. No. No, no, no, no. You got to listen to me. All right. No, no, no. You're listening to me. Get Get a [ __ ] ride here right now. We're done. >> I will. >> We're done. >> It's already said and done. Get a ride. >> I will. >> Get a ride. >> Please. Like, please. We're not >> We We legit like we literally live to serve the community. We're not [ __ ] trying to be nothing. We're trying to make home safely. Please. She's not a bad person. She's a super good person. Okay. So, >> it's already done. >> No, >> it's already done. The officer already made that arrest. >> It's already done. We're >> saying please get you nowhere. It It's done. >> So, what do I do to help her? >> There's nothing you can do right now. >> Why? >> She's already under arrest in the back of a cop car. It's over. >> Please. >> The right thing to do, the right thing the right thing to do would have been to get a ride home instead of having her drive. >> I will. I would have done that. >> I would have done that if she was trying to take care of me. Please. Nope. Are you hollering? >> Yeah. Can I calm her down, please? Uh, >> no. >> I beg you. Take me instead. >> Why? There's no There's no reason to take >> me. Yes. Please. Can you please take me? >> Hey, I'm just going to turn this off right now. >> No. Can you please, please? We are two school principles. >> This is her phone. She wants her phone. >> I know. Listen to me. Please. >> Okay, I'm listening. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. We are two school principles. We [ __ ] live our lives for other people. >> Please don't do this. Please take me instead. >> Hey, Christina, right? >> Yes. Listen, >> Christina. Hey, >> listen to me. >> I want you to I want you to listen to me real quick. >> We work for school. >> Hey, you mentioned that. I'm going to tell you something. >> Come on. >> Jennifer already made a decision. She wants her phone. I'm going to take it with her. >> You can call Listen, you can call for Uber or a ride. >> I will. >> Okay. Go ahead and work on that. >> All right. Does your Uber say it's here? >> Yeah, >> it does. Okay. So, what do you want us to do with your vehicle? >> So, where did I leave my car? >> So, >> you could leave it in Colonial. >> Do you want us to put it over there? >> I could put it over there. You put over there. Whatever you want. >> No, we can't have you drive over there. That's the thing. So, you want us to go move this in that parking lot right there? >> Yes, please. Is that >> all right? So, this should be ending soon because she's getting an Uber. The cops going to move her car over. It is currently 2:33 in the morning. But will it end? No, we'll still be here. >> Are you good with that? Like 100%. Are you 100% sure? Because this is your vehicle. I'm not going to do >> 100% sure you can put it over there. >> Okay. Can we stay out of the road here? The Uber's over here. if you want to go sit down and he'll bring you your key. Okay. >> She's a school principal, bro. She's a principal. She's a good person. >> I don't know if there's any crying voice I like. Um cuz I'm about to say another voice I don't like when it's crying is this horse raspy voice. And I think it's context though. I probably could deal with I saw someone they're going they actually went through something traumatic like they witnessed a crazy accident or whatever it is and something sad actually happened. But when you're just facing accountability, I think all the crying gets to me. Probably with whatever tone it is, whatever pace it is, whatever pitch of the voice is because I'm like, "Dang, this getting on my nerves, too." Every time I hear crying when I'm watching a video with y'all, most of it gets on my nerves. So I I think it's because of the context cuz if they had the [clears throat] same voice and something honestly really happened to them, I'd probably be like, "Oh, >> trying to get me home safely." I understand. >> I hear you now and then it's about we have a job to do, okay? And >> I understand >> it is what it is for now. Like this this conversation isn't good for you. If you wanted to talk about this with somebody like when you're a little more sober, like sure, but this isn't a this isn't a good time for you either. Okay. >> Okay. >> But we helped you out. We didn't tow the car. Helped you get to the Uber. He's right here. He's waiting on you. You got your key back, right? >> Okay. So, how do I get my friend back? >> So, she has to go through our process. >> Do you have a a a phone? Does she have anything? >> Yeah, she'll have access to her phone. She can get phone numbers out of it. She'll be able to call you or whoever she needs to. Okay. She has a process. It's not crazy. Like, she's not going to not have a phone, but you just got to be patient and wait. Okay. It's going to be a little bit. All right. But I think he's uh >> waiting on you. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Uh-huh. >> All right. It is now 5:13 of the same morning. They saw her at about what what I say 2:30ish in the morning. Now they're seeing her Christina specifically again at 5:13 the same morning. 104. Looks like Christine's going to grab it. Hey, turn off the car. >> Why are you driving? worried. >> I was trying to go to the south to get her transfer to Lake to Paris. So, I'm just going to go and wait. >> Okay. Well, we're in a different area now because you're driving and you shouldn't be driving. >> I understand that. And she lives right there. I was at her house and then I called and they told me that she was right there at the South Lake place, the South Lake whatever. They told me I needed $2,000 to bond her out. So, I went to the ATM, but my ATM card doesn't work. So, then now I'm like stuck. So, >> I don't know what to do cuz she can't get out till 10:30. So, then I'm going to go back to her house right now. That's what I was doing. Like, I'm not meaning to do anything wrong. I'm way better. >> I just talked to you. You were really drunk when I talked to you, but it's a couple hours later. >> I understand. I'm really not. I promise you I'm not. I'm just really worried about my friend as you call. [laughter] >> Well, I can still smell it. So, are you able to do field sobriety exercises for me? >> It's fine. I don't want to go to jail either. >> Go ahead and step out for me. Okay. >> We're just going to come to the sidewalk. >> Oh my god. >> This way. >> All right. Got a couple of questions before we get started. Okay. >> Yeah. All right. Are you sick or injured? >> No. >> Are you diabetic? >> No. >> You take insulin? >> All right. There's the medical questions so we can just make sure. No medical issues. All right. So, when we give you this DUI, she was trying to get 50% of the way back to her friend's house. Right. Oh, and Auntie Natty earlier comment was hilarious. I was like, that's our new unit of measurement. If you're a quarter of the way home, it'll take you two seconds to get home. I meant to come back to that. So, now she's 50% of the way back to her friend's house. Got it. Got it. Got it. She's legitimate. Legitimately drunk, right? [laughter] She wants to join her friend in jail. That's what it says to me. I don't want to leave her cuz she did say take me earlier, purple queen. So, yeah. She's like, take me instead. You know what? You're about to get your wish. [clears throat] Are you under the care of a doctor? No. >> Do you have seizures? >> No. >> I'm gonna go on this side because of the flashing lights. >> Christine, can you face me? Uh, what's your question? >> What would you do if I was your prison? >> Not drive. >> I understand that. Like, I don't know what to do. >> What was your question about your options? I don't want to I want to be able to wake up in the morning and go get her and be okay and her be okay and I be okay. We're both principal. We're not bad people. >> Okay. >> The freaking cop was ruthless. I don't know what she said. I don't know what she did. She had a freaking abusive husband that was a cop. So she >> Okay, I'm gonna try to remember to come back to what I want to say about her talking about the friend that has an abusive husband. Well, first Jacqueline said, "Honorable drug drunk principles of a charter school. Now explain this to your students if you're able to keep your job right." So when you're explaining consequences to the teachers that work under you, to the students that go to your school, but you can't understand the consequences of your actions, not just about being pulled over, that you could have harmed someone because y'all can't drink at the house, at the hotel, whatever y'all doing to celebrate, you know, July 5th. Just stay somewhere. Uber when you're done. It's not that hard. It's not what was Okay, this is what pissed me off. So, she's saying her friend has PTSD because she had an abusive husband. Okay, what does that have to do? And you know, I'm going to say it with the price of tea in China. What does that have to do with anything? What does that have to do with you endangering others? This is not a involuntary response that can happen from PTSD. Y'all made conscious decisions. You was living it up. probably lost your voice possibly from screaming because you were having so much fun. You drank and now you're driving. Then the friend's the only one that got arrested, but you decide, "Oh, I know they told me to get in the Uber, but let me go drive my car now because that's the best decision." What do the two have to do with each other? So, between y'all, y'all didn't have the sense of one brain cell like, "Hey, hey girl, you're stressed out. You may not make the best decisions because you're stressed out, but I'm not divorcing an abusive husband or I haven't divorced an abusive husband. One of us should be responsible and not drive. I mean, tell the other one not to drive. We need to get a Uber back to your place. >> We're getting we're getting sidetracked. Okay. >> So, as far as what we have, >> she probably gave him attitude. I'm not going to say she didn't, but >> not relevant. Okay. So, what we have now% >> right. >> I know. >> You understand where we're at. Yes. >> You said you willing to do field sobriety exercises. >> You still willing to do that? >> I I feel way better than it was before when you sent me home. I understand that. And I did go home. I was in the parking lot for 2 hours. And then I called and they told me she was at South Lake. So like they told me she was right there. So I tried to pay the $2,000. They don't take it right now. >> Do you want to do field soriety exercises or not? >> What are my options? So, your options are you could do field sobriety exercises. And if you say you're better, that gives you the opportunity to dispel my concerns that you're not operating the vehicle while you're intoxicated. Okay? >> If you don't want to do those, >> that can be used against you in court. You're refused to participate and I have to make a determination based on what I have so far, right? >> Which I just talked to you. I know >> you were really drunk and you're already driving again. >> I know. >> You see what I'm saying? >> That was a while ago. I get it. I understand. >> So, you're going to do field sobriety exercises? I don't I'm not sure what's like what's better for me. Like I don't know. >> Your choice. I >> At this point, I would trade for her in a second. So, it's >> I got you. I gave you your options. You're going to do them or not. Up to you. >> Okay. So, what I have you do is put your feet together, put your hands down by your sides, and stay like this. This is I'm going to check your eyes. So, follow my >> All right. I don't We're going to keep going. But, uh this is actually a great point. Dean Dean said this is the reason the car should always be towed for DUI. Yeah. Yeah. I can see it. Go ahead and tow it cuz they don't make good decisions. Now she done double back. No, just tow it. >> My finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Um don't move your head and stay in that position while I do the exercise. You understand so far? No. >> You wear contacts? >> No. Keep your head still. Okay. >> Okay. Um, so next thing I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you come over to this line. It's not the most flat here, but is this flat enough? You feel okay to walk? >> All right. So, I'm going to have you do put your left foot. Are you comfortable in those shoes? Do you have other shoes in the car? or would you rather be barefoot? It's whatever you're more comfortable with. All right. So, put your left foot on that line. Put your right heel touching your left toe on that line. Put your arms down by your sides. Don't start yet. Put your arms down by your sides like this. >> I'm terrible balancing like on a normal day. So, like >> Okay. But so with in that position, can you remain like that while I explain the rest of the instructions? >> Sure. Do you understand so far? All right. So, what I have you do is from that position, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps on this line in front of you. Okay? Um, it's a continuous exercise. Don't stop once you start. Count your steps out loud. When you get to the end, you're going to take a series of small steps, turn around, which I'm going to demonstrate, and then you're going to take nine heel totoe steps back. feet together or like right there. So you're not like right up on me. So right there, stand like there. Feet together while I explain the rest of the instructions. You understand? So far, put your feet together. >> I have five minutes, so like it's hard. >> Okay. Um, so what you're going to do is you're going to pick whichever foot you want. Um, and you're gonna lift it about six inches off the ground. Keep your foot parallel to the ground. About the height of a Coke can with your arms by your sides, looking down at your toe. You're going to count out loud like this. Don't start yet. 1,00 1,002 100,004 100 All right. 1,00 1,002 100,000 10003 1004 1005 1006 2007 1008 1009 100123 2014 2015 156 2018 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 I'm out of shape 323 All right, you can stop. >> All right, go ahead and put your hands behind your back. Okay, >> put your hands behind your back. >> 3 hours ago, she said take me instead. This should not be this traumatic. Girl, go with them. They taking you now. It just took a few hours. >> No, please. >> No. Why? >> Well, because you you were given an opportunity to go home. >> You got a ride. And then you made the choice to then go get the car that you were told to leave in the parking lot and drink impaired or drive. >> Please, please, please. We don't have anybody else. Like, I was going to like, please. >> Well, she was going to be there for 8 hours. There was no point. >> I understand that, but please, please. She thinks I'm going to get her at 10:30. Please. Becky, please. >> It's not 10:30. Please. She was going to get out at 10:30. Please. Come on, guys. I'm not like impaired. I just passed the whole test. >> It's not a test. It's exercises. There's no pass or fail. >> I understand. But I did. Do >> you mind facing the car? >> Come on. Please. >> And move your feet apart, >> please. >> Do you mind moving your feet apart? >> Okay, y'all. Hold on. Now, when we read this, just know I've already done Florida statutes, but um I saw this cop's badge flash real fast. Let me see if it came in the light cuz I want to see if uh what does her arm badge say? Because I swear I don't know where I got Florida from. Hold on. >> It's not a test. It's exercise. >> Clare. So it says Claremont. Okay. So that's in Minneapolis. That's where this is. >> There's no pass. But I do. >> Do you mind facing the car? >> Come on. Please. >> And move your feet apart, >> please. Do you mind moving your feet apart? I don't want to have to do it for you. Thank you. >> I have two kids. Please. I'm not doing anything. >> Is there somebody at home with their kids? With your kids? >> Please. Yes, they're dead. >> Okay. >> As long as there's an adult there. >> So, how do we get out? >> Okay. Well, that's something. The kids at least at home with their dad. It says Claremont's in Florida. So, may maybe there's some similar street names that are in Florida and Minneapolis. Cuz it was two of y'all that that said something about Minneapolis, but it says there's a Claremont in Florida. So, we're just we're going to stick with Florida. >> You have you're going to have to wait 8 hours. You have to sober up. You can bond out in 8 hours. >> I really am. >> No. >> Okay. >> You can bond out in 8 hours. >> Do you have anything in your bra? >> No, I have nothing. >> You guys can like arrest both of us? >> Yeah. >> I'm now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining the alcohol content. Will you take the test? All content. Will you take the test? >> No. Okay. If you refuse to take the test I've requested of you, your privilege, your driving privilege, excuse me, will be suspended for a period of one year for your first refusal. Additionally, if you refuse to take the test I requested of you, you'll be committing a misdemeanor in the second degree. If this is your first refusal in addition to any other penalties, which can be imposed by law, if you refuse to take the test requested of you, and if your driving privilege has previously been suspended, or if you have been previously fined under section 327.35215 for a refusal to submit to a lawful test of your breath, urine, or blood, your driving pro will be suspended for a period of 18 months. Additionally, you'll be committing a misdemeanor in the first degree. In addition, any other penalties which can be imposed by law. Refusal to submit to the test I requested of you is admissible to evidence in any criminal proceeding. Do you still refuse to? >> Okay, so they do read it before it's official official that you're charged with refusing the test. So that's good. So I was like that other one Jennifer could have fought that probably like well I didn't know the consequences but they probably they probably also read it to Jennifer in in the jail. submit. >> I don't even know what's best. >> It's crazy. >> Do you still refuse to submit? >> I need to I I need to know. Yes, you refuse to submit. Okay. Do you still refuse to submit to the test? >> You're sending paper. >> I have to. >> I know. I guess my husband's a police officer. your husband's a police officer or your exhusband who you're moved away from in a whole different state and possibly was abusive according to your friend. Stop bringing you can't you can't clout chase with him. Also, it's not helping that that when that cop said and my wife is married to a cop. I was like, you got to let it go. It's not helping you. It's he's nobody's going for this. >> I thought it was Jack's boyfriend. >> Uh no ex-husband. Sorry. Just divorced. >> Okay. So, excellent. >> A few a few months ago. >> Okay. So, >> so I need you to understand that I'm a human being. So, >> okay, I hear you. >> And guess who you could have injured? Human beings because you want to drive drunk. We Yeah, she knows you're a human being. You are a danger to other human beings, including your passenger who also then became their own drunk driver. Yeah. Yeah, she gets it. You have to face consequences. I got to go back on mute. Then Nat came back. >> Well, I know you're reading a paper, but like >> Do you want me to explain what the paper says? >> It's It's really hard for me to understand what you're reading when you're just spitting it out to me. >> So, what part of that didn't you understand? Do you want me to like give you an explanation of it or reread it? >> So, so in my for me it's like find me a lawyer if I have to. >> Okay. So, this this doesn't require this doesn't require a lawyer. >> It does. >> This doesn't. >> It kind of does. >> Pause. Can I Can I Can I talk? >> Absolutely. >> Thank you so much. I'm going to talk without interruption, right? Okay. So, this doesn't require a lawyer. This part doesn't require a lawyer because it's not even questioning. That's when you have a right to a lawyer is when there's questioning. This doesn't have questioning. >> When there's questioning, >> right? >> Okay. This isn't questioning. this. So, when you sign your driver's license, you are agreeing to submit to a test of your breath, urine, or blood if requested by law enforcement during a custodial arrest. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> That's what that's saying. When you sign your driver's license to drive in the state of Florida is a privilege. >> Yes. >> Not a right. >> Okay. When you when you take that privilege, when you sign your driver's license, you are saying that when law enforcement officer requests it, >> you'll provide it. >> Correct. you choosing not to. If you choose to say no, that means your driver's license is going to be suspended for a year, which means you're not allowed to drive. >> Okay. >> Okay. Additionally, you're going to get charged with a secondderee misdemeanor >> for refusing to submit to a test. >> Dean, this is actually a funny comment. Dean says she's too drunk to understand her reading off the paper, which is funny because if she tries to use that defense, she still is in trouble cuz now you admit you were drunk, which is the whole point of you getting arrested for a DUI. I'm sorry. Uhuh. Your honor, my client was taken advantage of because she was asked to uh consent or does she understand what not consenting is? And she was too drunk to understand. So, she was drunk. Got it. Got it. because it's a crime. >> You submit to the test, you provide me breast samples. That's the alternative. You only have two options. You either provide me breast samples. I can't physically force you, but if you choose not to, I just charge you additionally. So, >> the DUI because I need to kind of see someone that would help me. >> I'm not plausible. This does not require worry. It's not any questioning. So, >> well, I guess I can't. So you if you refuse understand >> I refuse because I have I have no one else other than you to help me. >> Okay. So that you're a grown adult. You're a grown woman. No, I don't understand cuz you're a grown woman. >> So [snorts and clears throat] >> you should understand cuz I'm grown and it's me but it's you and I I don't know you. >> I don't know you at all. >> So it's like trust you. You don't trust me either. >> It's it's not about a trust thing. This is I'm having to read you something. It's recording on body camera. this recording on body camera. >> I understand that. I know what body camera is. Trust me. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. >> This is this married 20 something years, so I trust me. I know body cam. >> Cool. Great. Me, too. >> So, it could it could. >> So, just >> What? She is just clout chasing after this so much. Girl, y'all not together no more. It's It's over. Let it go. Let it go. I don't know what umbrella she he protected her under while they were married, but you got to let it go. It's irrelevant. By the way, she was in charge of the people teaching the youth at her school. So that's wild, right? Can't not just not just teaching students. She's over the people teaching students. I Oh, I bet she would be nitpicky, too. Like a micromanager or something. Just have the nerve to be like that, but then can't use can't have, you know, normal reasoning skills. Now >> understand, we are charging you additionally with a seconddegree misdemeanor for for refusing to write cuz that's the law. When you refuse to submit, the law is we charge you. So it'll be an additional bond. >> So you can't even have >> No, we don't do favors for >> DUI. Ask a favor. It's not as DUI. >> Okay. >> Unless for a favor for anything. >> I don't understand what you're asking. Then you keep saying you can't do something for somebody. So you're still refusing to take the test. I requested of you. >> Okay. >> Nope. We're gonna leave it as a refusal. We're gonna leave it as a refusal. You don't need help. You're a grown adult. You love talking over people, don't you? You're good at it. I'll give it to you. >> Well, I've tried to answer your questions, but >> Oh, we did it again. >> Oh, round four. >> Absolutely. Let me know when I'm able to speak. >> I have nothing else to say. You've refused. My job is done. [clears throat] 50 70 90 >> I use my calculator. No shame. Omar, that's a funny statement. Okay, first of all, Dean said in the 20 years she was married to a cop, he never explained to her the laws. He might have tried. I people that name drop and clout chase behind whoever has credentials that they are connected to seem like the ones that know the least about about whatever it is they're trying to get out of or name drop for. Like how do you not know these basics? And then didn't she say they lived in a different state? Like is he in another state? So there's there's no like oh you know Sergeant such and such. They don't care about him. If I was one of the students, I would have found this video to blackmail her. That's what was making me laugh. Omar, that's funny. You kids quiet down. Principal had a hangover, right? She's not a good listener, which again, woo, you're How are you at your job? Okay, so the charges between Christina and Jennifer. So, let's see here. Jennifer was charged with DUI and refusal to submit to DUI testing. Christina was also charged with DUI and refus refusal to submit to DUI testing. So, let's just look at their sentencing because I feel like with DUI at this point, we're good today on that. So, the sentencing for DUI in Florida is if this was a first Oh, sorry. Hold on. Sorry. If this was a first DUI conviction, possible penalties include $500 to $1,000 fine, up to six months in jail, probation, and required completion of a DUI substance abuse program and evaluation, at least 50 hours of community service, 10 days of vehicle empoundment or immobilization, subject to statutory exceptions, and a driver's license revocation of at least 180 days and up to a year. That's about the most severe punishment I've seen, I believe. And then for refusal, possible sentencing is see um seconddegree misdemeanor punishable by up to 60 days in jail and up to a $500 fine. A first refusal also carries a one-year driver's license suspension penalties increase for a second or subsequent refusal. Okay. What did you say? Academic tryhard. Christina got DUI even though she t Christina drove. No, academic tryh hard, let me tell you what the gap was. Christina was the passenger when we first watched the video. They said call a Uber. Christina called a Uber and they pulled her car. They pulled Christina's car over into a parking lot to come get in in a real morning or you know hours later. Christina said two and a half hours is enough. I'm going to go get in my car and drive. They call her behind the wheel of her car. So she she actually was also driving under the influence. Just a dummy. Just a dummy. And they're principles. Just want to say that again. Uh Candace said, "How are you a principal? One of the highest jobs in the land. Ask for a favor in regard to drunk driving. Schmuck behavior." I agree. Ace Moonshot said, "At the arraignment, you always plead not guilty, but continuing pleading not guilty going to trial is dumb." [laughter] Darn it. This Nat would try to do this now because I can't I can't turn on the vacuum. Okay. All right. So, that's it. I do plan on seeing y'all tomorrow morning. So, right now I'm thinking about people that got caught stealing from their job, got in trouble at their job. It's one of my faves. So, that's that's probably what we'll be watching tomorrow. But, always subjects of change. But, I will see you tomorrow morning. If I get my second win today, we can look at some creepers that were arrested on body cam this evening. But that's a hard Don't hold me to it. We'll see. All right. See if there's any Sergeant Curtis. Oh, for people getting in trouble at their jobs. Nobody sent me Sergeant Curtis for people getting in trouble at their jobs. I have Sergeant Curtis say for traffic stops, I think, and stuff like that, though. Sends to writing, "I will not drive drunk 100 times on the chalkboard." I like that, Zach. Yes. Yeah. Didn't they say they were? 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