That is the reason I stopped you on on apologize. Want to make sure you had too much to drink. Stopped. I know. I'm sorry. I know exactly why you pulled me over. Veronica, how much have you had to drink tonight? Um uh not I just I'm extremely cold right now. I weigh 100 lb and so I'm freezing and I am shaking. So just like don't stop for Don't start yet. I apologize. I'm very bad at this. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I know. I'm not trying to disappoint you. I apologize. I'm sorry. It's just cold. I'm just a cold little person. So, you've got a couple of indicators on board right now. I'm not taking you anywhere. We're going to stand right here. Could I just say no to that? And could I just have someone come here? I'm afraid of you, and I'm sorry that I am, but like there's scary things that you guys do to people. Nothing bad is going to happen to you. Okay. I don't believe you. Okay, sir. I'm not trying to make problems with you. I just don't want anything. Veronica, I need you to listen to me. I'm afraid of you guys. Because But it's because I'm afraid of you that we're having issues. Oh, no. We're We're having issues right now because I pulled you over for on suspicion of DUI, right? I don't understand who I am. Do you feel a little more comfort? No. No. I I called my mom and I understand you're not being mean to me, but I am afraid. You keep interrupting me and I can't finish my sentence. Okay. Um, by Washington state law, if you've been arrested for DUI within the past 10 years, there's no bail set. So, there's a good chance that you're going to be staying uh in the in the jail for a little while. Okay. People directly in front of me swerving quite a bit. Not sure. Trying to get around the car in front of it. 38 and 50. Yeah. [Applause] Just the center line. Still swerving. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Applause] Pull 87 stopping 87. Highway 305 a day with Adam David Robert 960. Flight 17 255. [Applause] Hi there. Sorry, I dropped my I'm sorry. I know why I swerved. Yes, I dropped. I know. And I'm sorry. I got off work in Seattle. I live in Kingston and I apologize. Okay. So, my name's Officer Coon with the B John Police Department. Let you know this little device right here is recording both audio and video. That is the reason I stopped you on on a make sure you had too much to drink. I stopped. I know. I'm sorry. I know exactly why you pulled me over and apologize, sir. Veronica, how much have you had to drink tonight? Um, a little bit. Uh, not I just I work at a restaurant, so I've had a just a wine tasting this morning, but nothing like just a few sips. Nothing like No, nothing that would Okay. Yeah. No, cool. I know. I apologize. Give you that back. Do you Is the vehicle registered to you? Uh, yes, sir. Okay. Uh, I feel like it would be registered to me, but it might be a cosign. I don't know if that does any cuz I know that when I bought my car, my parents cosigned with me. Like it was 5 years ago my car has paid off, but I don't know if that I've been pul pulled over in like five or Yeah. So I I I'm not sure if that So real quick because I pulled you over cuz you're swerving. I want to make sure you're okay to drive. Oh, can you shut it off and we'll do some real quick field soiety test? Okay. And is it okay that I put this in my my Yep. Go ahead. I'm going to turn my lights out so we can they're not shining in our eyes. Am I okay to step out of my Sorry, I don't. No worries. I don't Yeah. Sorry. I just want to make sure I do this right. Yep. You're good. Yes, sir. Then I'll have you stand right up the front of your car here. Let's have you stand right where my light is. Right there. Just a little bit off to the side. Okay. Yes, sir. You ever done these before? Um I feel like maybe, but not really. I'm sorry. No worries. Just stand with your feet together like that. Arms down to your side. Are you wearing contacts? Uh no, sir. Okay. Do you normally wear glasses? Uh no. Okay, go ahead and keep your arms out your side there. First thing I'm going to do is shine a light in your eye. All right. Is it going to hurt? I have migraines. That's okay. It It won't hurt. So, I I my eyes dilate easily because of migraines. So, I just So, what I'm going to have you do, you see the tip of my pen right here? I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand? Yes, sir. Okay. Yeah. This is new. Okay. It's going to go up. Follow it up the best you can. Okay. You mean without moving my head? Yep. Okay. Sorry, sir. All right. Next test I'm going to have you do is called a walk and turn. What I'm going to have you do is stand in a certain position while I explain the test to you. Don't start the test till I tell you to begin. Do you understand? Okay. Imagine a line coming out from your feet right there. Take your left at this line like if you were to walk in a straight line. Yep. Imagine a imaginary line. Just like a like a white line right there, but one coming out from your feet. Go ahead and put your left foot on that line for me. Okay. Like that. Now take your right foot, put in front of your left foot with the heel of your right foot touching the toe of your left foot. Just like that. Yep. Now I want you to put your arms down to your side. Down at your side. Just like this. Sorry. I do yoga. So I'm going to have you hold this position while I explain the test. Don't start till I tell you to begin. Okay. When I tell you to begin, I want you to take nine heel toe steps down that imaginary line. Turn like I'm going to show you. Nope. Down your imag. Sorry. I'm sorry. Yep. Turn like I'm going to show you here in a second. And then take nine more heel to toe steps down the line. It'll look just like this. One, two, three, so on and so forth till you get to nine. Once you get to nine, keeping your front foot in place, I want you to turn taking a series of small steps just like that. Take a pivot. Yep. Just like I just showed you. Okay. And then take nine more heel to toe steps down that line. One, two, three, so on and so forth till you get to nine. I took three. You're going to take Absolutely. So when I'm at I apologize. So I'm taking nine consecutive steps. It does it matter how I pivot or just like I showed you. I just So I can just Let me Let me show you. So could you show me again? I apologize. I apologize. So So start out and then you're doing the front. Okay. So, so, so you're starting out. You put your left foot on the line like I showed you. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. So, the heel of your right foot is touching the toe of your left foot. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps. One, two, three. I took three. You're going to take nine. When you get to number nine, keep your front foot in place just like that. And turn and just pivot on the outside. Yep. Taking a series of small steps. I just wanted to understand and then take nine more heel to toe steps down that line. I just do want to preface really quickly that uh I'm extremely cold right now. I weigh 100 pounds and so I'm freezing and I am shaking. So just like just just because I generally can't stand here and have a conversation with people without chattering my teeth and them being like, "Are you okay? You're shaking." So just please take that into consideration. Okay. But so yes, nine steps, sir. So go ahead and hold on. Don't start yet. I need you I need you to put your left foot on that line just like you talked about. So left foot. Yep. Then put your right foot with my right foot. Right. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. Now put your arms down. Stop for Don't start yet. I apologize. Yes, sir. Okay. I keep h I'm sorry. I'm not good at this. I apologize. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. Yes. Right foot in front of your left foot. Yes, sir. Heel your right foot touching the toe of your left foot. Yes, sir. Okay. Now, put your arms out your side. Now, once you begin the test, don't stop. Keep your Don't start yet. I'm very bad at this. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I know. I'm not trying to disappoint you. I apologize. Listen for just a second. Okay. Once you start, don't stop. Watch your feet. Count your steps out loud. Keep your arms at your side. And remember to touch heel to toe. Do you understand all that? Yes, sir. Okay, you can begin. So, side, heel to toe, nine steps. Pivot back. Nine steps. Yep. Okay. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. And I feel like it's a pivot like this. Okay. And then it's a one, right? Two 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. Okay. And I'm going to pivot like this. Okay. Next test I'd like you to do is called a one leg stand. Okay. Same thing. I'm going to show it to you and I'm going to demonstrate and then I'll have you start the test. Okay. When I tell you to, I want you to lift one foot off the ground. Doesn't matter which one. Either one. So that the sole of your foot is about 6 in off the ground. Okay? Keeping your arms at your side. Okay? Sir, down at your side just like this. You're going to lift your foot up like this. Pointing it forward and start counting out loud. 100,00 1 1002 1003 1004 If you have to put your foot down, lift it back up and continue counting where you left off to 100 105 10067 and continue counting until I tell you to stop. Do you understand that? Yes, sir. Okay. Hold on just a second. Yes, sir. All right. You ready? Yes, sir. You may begin. 1,00 1,002 100,004 1005 Arms at your side. Oh, sorry, sir. 1,006 100,00 I'm sorry. It is very very very cold. Can Okay. 1,00 1,002 1,003 1,004 1,005 1,006 100,000 10,0012 I'm sorry. Asa is cold. Okay. A cold little person. So, you've got a couple of indicators on board right now. What I'd like you to do is blow into a uh a preliminary breath test that's not admissible in court and give us an idea of how much you got on your system. Okay. Is there any way that I could just follow you to the station and just call my parents or anything like that? Because I know I haven't drinken above the legal limit and I have no problem having someone pick me up or anything like that. I just personally um like this is no offense to you, but just things that I've gone through in the past. I used to live in Seattle and like I've dealt with some scary situations. Uhhuh. And like I'm just afraid to go with you. You like I'm just afraid to do like to be honest. I'm afraid. So So like if we could just go somewhere where someone else could be there, that's all I really care about. Still a lot. No problem. I have no problem doing whatever or going wherever or whatever. But I just So I I've got to go through a set process here. The next step in this process is is to do the uh preliminary breath test. Like I said, it's not admissible in court, but it'll show you how much you've got in your system. Okay. So, I'll go get that. I'm not taking I'm not taking you anywhere. We're going to stand right here. Could I just say no to that? And could I just have someone come here or could I The only reason why I say that is cuz I am afraid. Like I'm afraid of you. And I'm sorry that I am, but like there's scary things that you guys do to people and like I don't want anything bad done to me. And like my family is just around the corner and like So remember my camera's on. Okay. I just don't want anything bad. Nothing bad is going to happen to you. Okay. I don't believe you. Okay. So uh here's what we got to do. Please let me call my family. Like that's all I care about. Like if they're here that's fine. That's I just am afraid. How about I get another officer here? No, I don't want problems. I'm not trying. So, here's what I want to do. Sir, I'm not trying to make problems. I don't want anything. Veronica, I need you to listen to me. I'm afraid of you guys because of all the stuff that like I Veronica. So, here's here's where we're at, right? I don't mean to be afraid of you. That's That's not the issue we're talking about right now. I know, but it's because I'm afraid of you that we're having the issue. No, we're we're having issues right now because I pulled you over for on suspicion of DUI. Right. Right. Right. Right. And we went through the first parts of the test here and you're you're showing indicators. Okay. Uh what I'd like to do is have you blowing the PBT, show me that you're okay to drive and then if you're good, get you on your way. Okay. Let's get it knocked out. if you know you've you haven't drank uh more than the legal drinking, but I sit tight for just a second. I'll go grab it and then I'll be right back. Okay, [Music] I'm Victor 664 clear. Victor 664 308 unit welfare check we one way the caller was concerned about a bicycle on the side of the road ago onish near one do you feel a little more com No I I call my mom I just do you feel a little more comfortable sitting in your car I don't feel comfortable check. I don't feel comfortable. That's a problem. And like I don't mean to be a problem, but Veronica, I'm I'm worried about your It's I'm not crying because of this. I'm crying because like I've been threatened. Okay. Have I threatened you? No, but I just would like Please, I would like my parents' present. I want not a cop. I don't want a cop. Okay, here. Blow on this real quick and we'll sit right here. No, I want my parents present. I want someone present. Like, I can't do this without my parents present or somebody. Like, I can't. And I And I'm sorry, but like we don't live in a world that works the way that you think it does. Okay. Like, I know I have rights. Absolutely. And I'm I'm I'm trying. No. And I understand you're not being mean to me, but I am afraid you keep interrupting me and I can't finish my sentence. Okay, I apologize. So I again I have to go through certain steps when I machines. I've heard about them. I've heard like really not good things. Okay. And I don't trust that. Mom, I just got pulled over on Banebridge and this guy wants to give me a breath al test and I did the line and I didn't do anything wrong. and like I'm being told that I'm inebriated or whatever. I'm not willing to give him a test without one of you present. I'm not willing to do anything without someone else present. And I'm not doing it with a cop present. Like I'm not doing it with just two cops because that's not even like No, Veronica. Everything's on camera. Everything's filmed. I I had to try wine before I left work. I was just tasting wine and I dropped something in my car and I went to pick it up and I'm I'm by day. So, Veronica, remember when I said this thing's recording, both audio and video? Okay, everything's recorded. I'm sorry that I don't No, I'm not going to apologize for the things that cops have done to people. Okay, that's that's a different issue for a different time, right? We're trying to But you don't understand who I am. You don't understand how my mind works. You don't understand what I've seen. Like, I know we're on Bay Bridge. I know that, but I don't actually know what you could. Like, I have no idea. There's crazy things like people literally get shot for reaching for their license. Veronica, this is not admissible in court. I don't know anyone by that. That means they can't use this in court. Okay. I don't I had two cents of wine and I don't know what that's going to mean. And I didn't do anything. And you're going to try to say that I did and I'm not going to take that. Okay. All right. I'll put it away. I'll be right back. [Applause] [Applause] How far are your folks away? About 20 minutes. 20 minutes. Okay. So, here's the deal. Yes, sir. At this time, I'm placing you under arrest for driving under the influence. Sir, do you understand that? Just can we wait for my parents? I will do your breath out, sir. I just don't want to be alone. Please, please understand that I don't want to be alone. So, at this point in time, I swear, please. I will do what you want. I swear to God, I just don't want to be alone. Please, I have like I have problems from being abused and like right now I'm trying to deal with them, okay? And that is why I'm afraid of this situation. It's not just because of you. It's because of like [Applause] So I'm sorry that you you have some please. So listen to me for just a second. Okay. So based on your driving, okay, and based on the field sobriety tests that we did, it appears to me that you've had too much to drink to be driving tonight. Okay. So, I do have to place you under arrest for DUI. Okay. So, we do have to go back to the station. I'll give you the opportunity to provide two breath samples that are admissible in court. Okay? And we can wait here for your parents, but they're not going to be able to go with us when we go to the station and and do the breath stuff. Okay? Sometime in custody you want custody. What's that? I don't know what I did. You didn't do anything to me. [Applause] Do you want to answer them? Wait for them. We can wait for them. Yeah. Some polite 17 down on the name. [Applause] 17. Last of Victor, Edward, Robert, Ocean, Nora, Ida, Charles, Adam, Middle E for Elizabeth, 1990. Paul 87. Go ahead. 2022 clear. Also showing registered CPL proceed. Thank you. and showing one reduced DUI. Proceed. Thank you. 57 316. Veronica, do you have your concealed weapon with you tonight? Yes. You have a concealed pistol license? Okay. Right. That's what I was just checking. I was just checking. Okay. No worries. Can I have something? Yep. If I take this thing and I pause it, I'm allowed to go. So that that little thing is no longer in play. That that's just a field uh portable uh preliminary breath test. That's no longer in play. What's that? So I I I offered that. You said you didn't want to do that, so I put that away. Well, only because I just wanted someone else to be here. I didn't want to do it by myself. That's all. Okay. I'm more than happy to do your your thingy. I just don't want to do it just here by myself. All you have to do is blow into that thing. A little bit. So, so at this stage, like I said, you're you're under arrest for DUI. We have to go back to the station. I'm going to read you your rights. I'm going to read your rights here in just a second. Um, but uh uh once we get back to the station, I'll read you your constitutional rights. I'll read you complied consent. I'll give you the opportunity to provide two breath samples that can be used in court. That's your opportunity to show me that you don't have too much on on, you know, on board. Um, but the but the preliminary breath test, we don't we don't need to do that anymore. So, we go back to the station, give you the breath test. If you want to show me that you're that you're under the legal limit, that's the time to do it. Um, and then if you're if you're uh you'll be processed there and then I'll take you down to the Kitap County Jail where you'll be uh booked into the Kitap County Jail tonight. Yep. Please. I don't want to be Please. So you you'll be able to this is around like I I'm not them though, okay? Like I'm not a drug addict and I'm not someone that steals and I don't like I don't want to be around them. Okay. Well, this is a set process. Okay. Um if you've if you've never been arrested for DUI before, you can you can make bail. You can get out of jail pretty quick. I have. Have you? Okay. A long long time. I mean, not a long time ago, but So, it's been a long time. Okay. Like, you would know better than I would. Okay. Like the thing, but I'm pretty sure you already know because you talked to your person. They said you'd had uh one reduced previously. I don't know how long it's been. If it's been within five plus years, okay, then then Please don't let me spend the night. Please don't make me spend the night there. Please don't make me spend the night there. Please don't make me spend the night there. Please don't. I'll do anything. I literally do any I don't want to spend the night there. So, Veronica, I don't make those decisions. The jail does. Please don't. I don't make that decision. The jail makes that decision. Okay. I'm not going to be making you do anything. I know. All right. Where are you folks coming from? Okay. So, you're going to want to take a wallet with any kind of ID with you. I have my Yep. any any credit cards you want to take with you. And then you're going to want to take your cell phone. Okay. Just so that when you get out of jail, you've got a cell phone that you call somebody. Okay. How to jail? I don't know. Like contact my employer. I I won't. You can if you want to, but I won't contact them. So again, this is a this is a set process like almost like a checklist that I go through, okay? And and uh the sooner we get started on the process, the better. Um if you want to wait here for your folks, I'm willing to wait here for for a little while longer for your folks. Uh but eventually we got to get going with this process. Okay? And again, they unfortunately they can't I if I if I like because I only had a little bit of like and I blow under, do I get to go home? Um if I don't if the test isn't bad, like can I go home? Uh nope. Because I I again I I arrested you up for DUI, right? You're driving and then your tests show that you're under the influence of alcohol. I haven't taken a test. Well, the tests that you did right out here. But okay, but like just to be honest with you, I had a seizure. So I don't have the same kind of stability that you have and my doctor can give you that. Like I literally had a concussion outside the Banebridge Island Fair Terminal for years. I don't have the same type of stability. And also I'm incredibly cold, so I don't have the same ability to stay stable. So if I was in a warm environment, it would be different. So I would like to redo your test in a warm environment then. Okay. Because the only way for that to be accurate is for me not to be having environmental like ex exacerbation essentially. Like I'm literally by the elements being for like I can't even even if it doesn't matter. I can't do what you're asking me to do out in the cold. I physically don't have that ability. Okay. I don't think that I'm drunk. I don't think that I should be arrested for any of this. I'm willing to give you all of your tests and to complete them to the level that you're saying, but I don't think that I should be being arrested or going to jail. Like, I have no problem doing your tests or showing you that I'm fine. I just don't want to do it in the context that you're asking me without it actually being accurate. Like, I can't do this test that you're unless I was actually in a heated room. Okay. So, Veronica, let's head back to the station and then you can do the test in the station if you like, but I'm also going to give you the opportunity to provide breast samples there. Okay. Right. I'd like to redo your thing in the warmth and I'd like to see if I pass it and then if I don't, like I'd be fine to give you my thing. But like I literally what makes me the most frustrated is I've been doing certain things for months trying to get my stability back because I'm in a thing specifically for that. Like my parents can attest to that. That's not a lie. I have the actual MRI scans from when I was taken with in an emergency vehicle from Cainbridge. So that's the other part that's hard for me is like if you're saying that I honestly failed that, which I don't believe that I did. Like you're telling me I failed that because I'm cold and I'm freezing and I can't actually like stay still because I'm freezing. So So all of that stuff can be brought up in in in court, right? um and and taken into consideration. So, what we need to do now is we need to head back to the station. All right. And again, give you the opportunity to provide two breath samples. Show me that you're above a point or below 0.08 and go from there. And so, if I'm below 008, I get to go home. Uh not necessarily. How can you just explain to me how I can go home tonight? Because I don't want to sleep with criminals. Okay. you you're and I'm a like I don't want to be around them. I understand that. But we have to go through a set process here. All right. And and it includes you going and getting booked in at the jail with you, but I don't want to go swimming with them. And and I'm not going to make you stay there. That's going to be up to the jail. All right. Do you have uh do you have the registration for your car? Yeah. That's the insurance. Oh, need the need the registration. This that's probably it. Yep. [Applause] Okay. And I'll give you the insurance paper back. that [Applause] that. So, you want to do you want to let your parents know that you'll be at the police station then? I would like them to I would like to see them first. So, cuz I mean they're already on their way. I'll call them and ask where she is. Okay. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Applause] pull that off the screen. Okay. Five minutes. Five minutes. Okay. We'll wait for them. She was kind of having a panic attack and wanted her folks to come. So, it's a foggy night. I get it. It's not just that. Like, we live in a scary world. Yes, we do. And like, there's so many I've already had a lot of bad things happen to me. And I don't want more. And I'm sorry that I'm putting you through this. And I don't mean to. And I don't mean to make your night worse. No worries. If I could be normal, I would do that. Oh, Veronica, what's the cell number for you? 360 26565. Okay. Releasing the ride or taking? Uh, taking a good start now. Okay. [Applause] Unfortunately, we are It's a bit of a trip. Looks like it. Good morning. Good morning. How are you this morning? Good. I'm Officer Coon with the B Police Department. I have to I have to let everybody know that this thing is recording both audio and video. Okay, let's step over here the other side. So, we're out of the road. So, my first problem was that obviously you both know how cold I get. and he gave me a test and I was able to do the thing and then to hold it and obviously I'm cold so like I'm kind of whatever and I feel like he feels that I failed that because and I feel like if I were given that test in a heated room and I wasn't freezing I wouldn't have failed it and so I'm apparently getting arrested and going to Port Orchard right now. So So essentially I I pulled her over on suspicion of DUI. uh she was swerving quite a bit and then uh when we did the test she showed some indicators of of having some alcohol on her system. Uh she smelled a little bit of alcohol. She said she'd had some wine earlier. Um and so basically I have to place her under arrest for uh driving under the influence. The process from here is we go back to the station uh give her the opportunity to provide two breast samples which are admissible in court and then we take her down to Port Orchard there and put her into the kit county jail. So, that's kind of the process. Um, okay. Do we have any other options here? Because she had to be in jail one night already in Seattle. It was incredibly traumatic. Domestic violence that I didn't do. He was like, so she has PTSD and everything. There's is there any other option? Unfortunately, we don't we don't have any other options. Um and and the I can I can tell you that the Kitsap County Jail is quite a bit different than the than the Seattle jail. Um but uh but but we don't have any we don't have any other jails or any other uh procedures. You just write her up and then we just take her home. No, we have to we're required to book all DUIs into the Kissup County Jail. Okay. So if DUI yet, I didn't actually I swerved because I dropped something. That's what this is. Okay. So, you want to take her and do the breathalyzer. If you she passes the breathalyzer, can we take her home? Unfortunately, she's she's under arrest for driving under the influence. And because I refuse the breathalyzer because I didn't want to do it without anybody here. That wasn't actually a breathalyzer. That was just a preliminary breath test. It's not admissible in court, but she didn't want to take that. So, that's okay. So, okay. So, took the breathalyzer. It wouldn't have mattered. No, they were going to take me anyways even though it's I dropped something and that is exactly why that happened. Well, can we come down to this or you you wouldn't be able to to be in the office with us. You're welcome to come down to the office uh to the station, but but you wouldn't be able to sit in there with us. So, an attorney can be there with her, but but parents are not part of her right to have somebody there. You're welcome to uh to have an attorney present if you like. Well, we're not going to be able to reach anybody this time of night. Okay. Obviously, I can I can put her on the phone with a with an attorney, a public defender as well if she'd like. I would rather contact my old attorney. Okay. Also, you have my keys. Yeah. I'm sorry. So, unfortunately, the the car has to be impounded. That's Washington state law. So, uh it'll be it's a 12-hour hold. Um I don't know if it'll be gateway or or kids have to, but we'll make sure she's got the paperwork for where it's at. Oh, you need the key, right? Yep. You're taking my card. It's by law. It's It's Washington state law requires it. But that's not what happened last time. I I understand that. Uh the I don't know exact date of what happened last time, but Washington state law requires that we impound a DUI vehicle for 12 hours. Okay. Will that be on the island then? Or it'll probably either be gateway to or kitap towe, which is uh pulse. Okay. And it'll be a 12-hour hold. So she won't be able to get it out until tomorrow. So how long is my car going to Yeah. 12 hours? 12 hours. Yep. So get whatever you need. We'll put it in next time and the camera will be on the entire time. Once we get to the jail, there's cameras all over. There's female female corrections there. Where are you going? Back to the island. We're going back to the station right here for the for the BAC test for the breath the actual breath test that's admissible in court. So, and then once we're done there, that usually takes an hour to an hour and a half and then we head down to Port Orchard. Are they going to strip search her? I don't think so. I don't know for sure. Can you call and find out? You would have to call him and find out. I think it depends on whether she's staying there for very long. All right. Well, he gets the keys. [Applause] Yeah. So, like I said, you're welcome to come down the station, but you'll probably have to wait out in the parking lot after. So, are you is it that they're towing my car to charge me? Like, what is going to happen? Impound. Yep. But I'm going to get charged for that. I take it. It'll it'll cost some money. Yeah. We'll get it out tomorrow. Yeah. Great. Um, okay. Is there anything you need? No. It's okay. So, we'll follow up. Go. We'll go to We're going to come then. No, just go home and get sleep. No, no, it's okay. Go. They're going to take me no matter what. So, even if she passes the breathalyzer based on based on the driving and the and the field test. There was one thing though. That's the craziest part about it is I literally swerved once because I dropped one thing. And I know that for a fact because I literally as soon as your lights came on, I was like, "Oh, because Veronica, it's all on video. You'll be able to watch it all on video." It was more than just once. Here we go. All right. You can go home. I just did not want to like Can I just have a second with my parents? I'm going to walk over here. and Paul 622 status at 339. [Music] [Applause] My camera's on. Here's the keys. I think she's [Applause] Take Victor 640. Show me. Victor 664 340 on 13. 13. You attach a case member to this and start a next in line 12our hold. Affirming the case numbers 1486 obviously need to get picked up. So all right. All right. I love you. Thank you. Got your phone? Yes, sir. Okay. Will you give me my ID back at some point or Yes, I will. And just get in the back seat, too. I got to Yep. I got to put you in handcuffs. Is there any point that I could maybe smoke the rest of my half a cigarette at some point? That's a no. Nope. [Applause] I think I can get these out of my fucking ear wrist might be too small for my cuff. So, all right. Let me double lock those so they don't tighten down on you too much. [Applause] Okay, they're double locked. They shouldn't tighten up on you. They have you have a seat right in there. Veronica, the next thing I'm going to do is read you your rights. Okay. Soon as I get my light on here. [Applause] This is your Miranda warning. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand all that? Okay. So, I'd like to put a seat belt on you. If you can go ahead and lean back, I'm going to come across with the seat belt and I'm going to plug it in right over here. Thank you. Yep. There you go. Do you have any questions? Okay. So, just to let you know, I've got this thing. This camera is going to stay on the entire time. Okay. And you see that black thing by the windshield right there? That's a camera as well. That'll be pointed back at both of us. Okay. [Applause] The the electronic fobing thing doesn't work. You got to unlock the key. Got you. Thank you, man. All right, I'm going to head back to the station. Dispersal of property that she wants to go with mom. Uh, I think she gave everything that she wanted to go with mom to mom already. She walked over there with them. So, gotcha. [Applause] [Applause] Send comp 87 [Applause] transporting one female back to the station. Starting mileage 968.5 17 at 344 flight 17 at 350. [Applause] [Applause] All right. Can you reach your seat belt or you want me to get it? Okay. I'm going to reach across you. There you go. Go ahead and step out for me. I'm gonna keep my hand on your arm because you got handcuffs on uh your hands are handcuffed behind your back. Hold on just a second. So if you trip or something like that, I can catch us because you can't catch yourself right now. We're going to walk right up to this door with the lights on. [Applause] Come on. Stand right here for just a second. I'm going to lock my car. [Applause] [Applause] All right. [Applause] Come on in. We're actually going to take the handcuffs off you and have you sit right on that seat right there. [Applause] Get the handcuffs off you. Veronica, go ahead and stand up and we'll get the handcuffs off you. You can probably slip right through that, can't you? Okay, have a seat right there. Can I just ask you an honest question? Should I be texting my employer that I can't work tomorrow because I am scheduled to work and I don't want to lose my job? Um, just because I feel like you have a better idea than I do. If if you're if you're worried about it, I would text them and let them know you can't make it in tomorrow. Well, I just feel like there might be a specific so time. I don't know if there's like, oh, it has to be this amount of time that I'm somewhere or this amount of time that I'm so or something, right? So, what'll happen is is we'll go through the process here and we'll go down to Port Orchard. You'll be booked into the Port Orchard Jail. Now, you said I appreciate your honesty. You said you you've been arrested before. Yes, sir. Um, by Washington state law, if you've been arrested for DUI within the past 10 years, there's no bail set. So, there's a good chance that you're going to be staying uh in the in the jail for a little while. Okay. You say a little while. That means Monday at the latest. Okay. [Applause] Veronica, do you have anything in your mouth right now? Can you Can you lift your tongue up? Okay, that's good. Thanks. If you if you throw up or or burp anything up, will you let me know? Oh, yeah. I don't think that will happen. Okay. [Applause] All right. All right. So, first thing I want to remind you, this thing's recording audio and video and it'll stay on the entire time. Okay? This is your constitutional rights. I need you to listen carefully. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? Okay. It's been in here forever. yourself. I try to avoid it, but you're not the problem. So, I don't think there's a reason for you to avoid it, but do you want to try and contact an attorney? Do you want me to put you on the phone with an attorney that will answer his phone at this time? I don't think anyone's going to answer that phone. If you if you want if you want me to, I'll call him. His name's Tom Alpa. He's public defender for Bainbridge Island, but he's got a private practice right over here as well. Um, I mean, what's the point of contacting them? I can't give you legal advice. I could just tell you that I can put you on the phone with an attorney if you'd like one. Okay. No, I understand that. But I mean, like, just cuz I am kind of curious. It's 4:00 in the morning, so obviously you legally have to ask me that, but like no one's obviously going to pick up. So, I mean, he usually does. Oh, okay. Um, I think I'm okay. Okay. I think I'm okay. Okay. I I know that I was difficult out there and I truly apologize. I didn't mean to be by any means. I just like I wasn't trying to be difficult and I truly apologize. I wasn't trying to inconvenience your night or anything. You don't you don't you don't have to apologize. So again, everything here is like a set process for me, right? You know, I I I see you swerving and go over the lines. I pull you over on suspicion of DUI. We take the test, you show indicators of of alcohol uh and being over the limit, then I I have to place you under arrest. Once I place you under arrest, I bring you back here and then I go through this. So, it's all it's all a step-by-step process for me. Okay. So, this this is the Washington State UI report, which you'll get copies of. Okay. Um, first thing I did was read you your constitutional rights. Next thing I'm going to do, uh, I I checked your mouth. We're going to wait uh wait for 15 minutes. During that time, I'm going to ask you a bunch of questions. You don't have to answer any of those questions if you don't want to. Okay? Any of the questions that you're not comfortable with. If you say, "I don't want to answer that." It's no skin off my back. Okay. Once once we're done with those questions, I'm going to read you what's called implied consent warning for breath. Okay. And that's uh that'll explain your options for for taking the the BAC test cuz this this can be used in court. Okay. What do you mean? This this is the this is the breath test. This is an actual breathalyzer. I just thought it was like no worries. So yeah, this is this is the actual breath test. This machine right here. Um, and and I'm going to read you implied consent warning for breath. Um, and then and give you the opportunity to provide breath samples. Okay. Can I ask you something? Yes. We're going to Port Orchard, right? Mhm. No matter what happens. Yep. Go there now. Um, I only say that cuz like I'm cold and like it's not going to be better there. And I know it's not, but this is obviously not. We're going to we're going to knock this out real quick. Okay. It won't take long. Uh and then we'll get there. Um I'm not sure that that we would be sitting in jail longer probably going going there to do this process. Okay. Are they going to be like horrible there? So, uh going to be back who is there like what kind of people do you put there? So, we put all kinds of people there, right? And usually the women that are there like when I got arrested for domestic violence like and when I went there like the girls that were there were horrible and it was even worse than what he does. So like I don't want to be victimized anymore and they know that I'm not like them. So they're meaner. So sometimes you don't even are not even in a cell with with other women. I it just depends on how long you're going to be there and and how many folks they have there. So, the God's honest truth with with the jail is that uh is that the last time I told uh a young lady that it's not that bad in the jail, uh not as bad as in the movies, there was a there was a guy there who was going ballistic. And so, I don't tell people that it's going to be a cakewalk or it's or it's not like you see in in TV anymore because uh then it turns around and bites me because then it then it is just as bad. So, it it's it's jail. It's not fun. Uh, but I don't think it's anything like the Seattle jail. I don't know exactly which jail you went into in Seattle, but Port Orchard is it's Kitap County, so it's much smaller. Because that when I went to jail because I was protecting myself. Okay. So, Kitup County jail's a little bit different. It's a little bit smaller. There's there's going to be female corrections deputies that you're dealing with there right from the start, as soon as we walk in there. Okay. And they they treat you fairly. Uh, are we bad people? like am I a bad person? No, I I can I can tell you that uh that most of the people that we arrest for DUI are not bad people. They they make them feel that way. I know. And it's doesn't mean to do it. So, Veronica, it's not the end of the world. It might feel like it. Like, it does though cuz like my family is going to be, you know, like it's nobody like I'm the only one that ever makes mistakes. I know it feels like that right now. It is like that. And you can say that it feels like that or it doesn't feel like that. And your life might be different than my life and we might articulate situations differently. But like I know that what I'm saying to you right now even though you don't know me and you don't know my life and you don't know anything. It's true. Like this is literally just another thing to make me be a total piece of shit. Even though like all I try to do is be a good person. And I don't even drink. And I had wine because my job requires me to sell it. So I did because I was trying to understand what the fuck they were talking about. And I don't know wine because I don't drink cuz I don't care because nobody wine is bad for you. Alcohol is bad for you. It's toxic. And I have health problems. So I don't do these things cuz like I don't want more health problems. And now I'm in a situation where I'm going to be around people like I don't know. like you're a dude so no one's going to really mess with you cuz you're a big dude and like why would someone want to mess with you, right? But people want to do that to me and I don't want to go into a situation where like it's just free range. So when we get to the jail, can you be there? Like can someone So I when we get to the jail and then I'll be listen Let me finish. Okay. when we get to the jail, I will tell them that you've had some bad experiences and before and if there's any possibility that they can separate you from uh the normal folks who come in there that that would be very helpful and they are interested in in making things I didn't mean to very smooth at the jail and and and are not looking for a bunch of issues. So, I will let them know. I'm not trying to make issues. Nope. I'm not saying you are. I know, but they they're they're in the business of of going through the processes that they need to go through to to get things done and and avoiding issues with people. So, uh, like I said, I I'll let them know that you've had some some bad experiences previously in the jail. And being so annoying. You're not being annoying. And I'll I'll ask them if there's any way they can to to separate you from general population. All right. All right, let's get this knocked out so we can get get moving. Do I need this side? Anything? Nope. Okay, throw this away in the garbage can. Yes, there used to be a garbage can right here. Yeah, you can you can throw it away now. All right. So again, if you don't want to answer any of these, you don't you don't have to. Okay. Do you have any physical impairments? What does that mean? I I can't I can't get I can't explain it. Anything? Any problems? Is that what that means? Uh if that's what you think it means, then then that's what it means. So all I do is read this and that blank cuz I don't know what that means. if like I have health problems like you know but I don't know if that's considered an impairment so I okay I apologize I don't understand that question do you want me to put do not understand or you want refuse is that okay cuz I don't understand if if I understood what impair like can I Google it really quickly to just know no that's okay like cuz I have health problems but I don't know if you qualify that as an impairment so however you however you interpret this question answer okay I'm Sorry. Do you limp? Uh do I limp? Um I have uh because of my I do have uh an issue with walking. So I'm not sure that that would be considered a limp, but like I have stability issues essentially. I'll put down I'll put down stability issues. Yeah, cuz from the I landed on the concrete it. Yeah. Are you sick or injured? Um I'm technically sick. Yeah. Under the care of a doctor or dentist? Under the care of a doctor. Yes. Yeah. I almost died earlier this year. Are you diabetic or epileptic? Uh, no sir. Do you take insulin? Yes, sir. Have you taken medicine or drugs in the past 24 hours? Uh, no sir. Do you have impaired vision? Um, I don't think so. Okay. Where do you work? Uh, Seattle and Westlake. Right across from right across from what? Uh, holds. Okay. Did you work today? Yes, sir. I was off at 11:00. That's next question is time you got off work is 11. 11 p.m., sir. Hours of sleep last night? Um, I would say at least 7, maybe 8. I'll put seven or eight. Yeah. Were you driving the vehicle? Oh, yes, sir. Okay. One to lie about. I can't believe that's a question. So, yep. All I do is All I do is read them. Do people actually say no? Um, can't you even legally say that? That's a story for another time. So, so anything mechanically wrong with the vehicle? bad? No, I don't think so. I mean, I need to get the brakes checked, but I don't think that's a Yeah. Have you been injured or involved in any collisions in the past 24 hours? No, sir. Have you had any alcohol to drink since being stopped? Since I pulled you over? Oh, no. Definitely not. I don't know how I would have done that. Where were you going before being stopped? Home. Yeah. from the fairy without looking. What time do you think it is? Um, probably four o'clock a.m. Not pretty close. Pretty close. What street or highway were you on? Day road. Direction of travel. Uh, would that be technically? Wait, hold on. Hold on. North. I think it's technically north cuz I'm going to Kingston. Okay. Where'd you start from? I'm really bad at the Seattle Fairy Terminal. Yeah, you're pretty good at handwriting. What time did you start? Um, I was off of a 135 boat. I think it left about 5 minutes late. It's a 35m minute crossing. So, I'd say about 2:20, 2:30 since like when I met you. Okay. I'd say about 2:20, 2:30. Yes, just a second here. You're popular. Yes, sir. Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. Bye. So, I've got uh he was just letting me know that your copy of the impound sheet and instructions on how to get your car is printed up, and I'll get it for you here in just a second. What day of the week is it? Uh, today's a Friday. Well, I mean, technically now it's Saturday, though. So, should I be answering that it's Saturday cuz it's 4:00 a.m. or I'll put down whatever you want me to put down. Oh, that sounds stressful. I mean, technically it's Saturday now. Okay. Okay. Just put down Saturday. Okay. What city are you in now? I'm in Bbridge. I was in Seattle. I was going to Kingston. What's the date? I want to say there's the eth. Well, but see that's the thing. Now it's the 9th. So it was the 8th. What month? Of December 2017. Okay. This is like trick question. They're not they're not supposed to be. Have you been drinking alcoholic beverages? I had wine, sir. Yes. What have you been drinking? Wine. Wine, sir. I don't know what the type exactly mean. How much? Um, is that supposed to be in ounces or whatever you want to say? Most people say glasses. I didn't even have glasses cuz I was tasting. So, like should I just put tasting? Tasting wine for work. When did you start? Um, at the end of my shift. So, 11:00. Okay. P.M. Yes, sir. Who have you been drinking with? Um, my coworker. Okay. Where were you drinking? At our sister restaurant. We're not allowed to do that. The time of last drink. I would want to say midnight. Okay. Do you believe your ability to drive was affected by your alcohol and or drug usage? I mean, can I leave that one? Cuz I want to say no, but I feel like because technically like, okay, this is what I'm going to ask you. If I'm being honest with myself, I've managed people and I've been in a situation where it doesn't matter who you were. You could be the CEO of the company. If the policy is that you don't do this, then you don't do it right. So, the hard part for me about that question is that if I were to think of my sister being on the road with my six-year-old niece and my four-year-old nephew, I would always say that no matter what you've consumed, you shouldn't be on the road, right? So, you know, I like that's a hard question because it's like I don't I would never drive if I believe I was putting people at risk. Like I can guarantee you that if I thought that I could actually hurt your child, your wife, your your mother, I would never have done that. Okay. So So that's what you I can put I can put uh refuse or I can put yes or no or I can I can leave it blank. Whatever you want. Leave it blank and then maybe I can like talk about that. Yeah. So the last question, have you ever been arrested for DUI before? Uh yes, sir. And then if yes, how many times? Uh just the one time. Okay. Okay. Like I don't want to lie. I mean, why would people lie to you? You have all the paper stuff in front. I mean, we're we're the police. People lie to us all the time. But it's like, but how? Because you literally have everything like you cuz I mean, you got a computer, we have technology, you literally like I'm sure it's just a name or a number that I have and then it like tells you literally everything that's ever happened. So just kind of mind like mind like mindblowing that some of these questions are even here like was I driving my own car? It's like what do you mean? I mean do people like legitimately try to lie to you when you pulled them over and you are the person that literally greeted them at their driver door and then they're sitting here where I am right now and they're saying like, "No, I wasn't driving that car." Have people actually done that? But it's a it's a story for another time, but it's an interesting story. But how? But how? Again, it's for another It's for another time. I don't know if I'll get to see you another time, Coon. So, it's like you need to tell me right now. So, so I need you to listen very carefully to this part. Okay. Implied consent warning for breath. Yes, sir. Warning. You are under arrest for RCW 4661502 or RCW 4661504, driving or being in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. Further, you are now being asked to submit to a test of your breath, which consists of two separate samples of your breath taken independently to determine alcohol concentration. You are now advised that you have the right to refuse this breath test and that if you refuse, your driver's license permit or privilege to drive will be revoked or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least one year and your refusal to submit to this test may be used in a criminal trial. You are further advised that if you submit to this breath test and the test is administered, your driver's license permit or privilege to drive will be suspended, revoked, or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least 90 days if you are age 21 or over and the test indicates the alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.08 08 or more, or you are in violation of RCW4661502, driving under the influence, or RCW4661504, physical control of a vehicle under the influence. If your driver's license permit, or privilege to drive, is suspended, revoked, or denied, you may be eligible to immediately apply for an ignition interlock driver's license. You have the right to additional test administered by any qualified person of your own choosing. Do you understand all that? I think so. Can I just Can I look at this? Absolutely. I'm sorry cuz it's just with the live. I'm like I'm good at visual. Okay. Any questions on that? Okay. Will you submit to a breath test? Yes, sir. I have a girl question. Like I am starting my period. Is there a way to like do anything about that before I go or um can I like go to the bathroom really quick and see how it is? Once we once we finish this, you're welcome to use bathroom right there. Like this is going to make me uncomfortable. Okay. [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] Veronica, did you take this test the last time you got arrested for DUI? I think so. Okay. Okay. So, so the way this works is this thing's going to make a bunch of noise just like it's doing right now. It's going to It's basically self- testing itself to make sure it's working correctly. Uh if everything comes out good that it's it's working correctly, it'll ask if you refuse. I hit no and then I hold on to the tube right here. Okay? So, I'll hold on to it. You make a good seal just around the end. Okay? Take a deep breath, blow into this thing hard. Okay? And make a sound. It'll it'll make a tone. You hear the beeping. It'll be a continuous beep. Okay? And that show that's an indicator that you're putting enough air through the tube in order for it to to like a loud noise kind of. Yep. It's going to be a loud beeping. Just know that it but here's the deal with this is is uh we have you take a deep breath and we have you sit down cuz you're you're going to feel like you're going to pass out cuz you're going to blow all the Yeah. You're going to blow all the You're going to blow all the air out of your lungs. Okay. Yeah. I'm going to try and and I'm going to coach you through. I don't have a lot of breath, but that's okay. it it it's this machine's been around for for 30 plus years. Um and and it it can basically it knows when people are trying to fool it or anything. So as long as you keep a Yep. deep breath and then blow hard into that tube. Yep. Hard enough to keep that tone going. If if that tone stops, you have to take a deep breath and start all over again. If you do that enough times, listen though, if you do that enough times, it'll give you a refusal. Okay. Oh no. So, so take a deep breath and blow continuous steady tone. Uh, nope. It's it's it's ready to go. All right. You ready? Yes, sir. Okay. Deep breath. Blow into the machine. There you go. Keep that tone going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You're doing good. You got to keep it going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. There you go. Okay. I was like, that was it. That was it. That was my moment, man. I'm holy shit. I was like, I can't anymore. I can't do it. You're good. [Music] Can I know what it is or tell me? So, it's going to What's going to happen here in just a second is as soon as we do it the second time, it's going to go Yeah. It's going to go through its whole testing again, make sure it's working correctly, and then it's going to print it out right on this little ticket here. I'm going to take that out. I'm going to set it right in front of you. I'm going to sign it and then I'm going to give you one copy and I keep a copy and I'll explain exactly what's on it. Did you guys do that last time you said? I have no idea. I was 21 and I'm 27 right now. I I I don't think I was here when Yeah. Did you come here to this station? Okay. So far, [Music] Is it saying that 878? That's the the test. That's a That's a uh It tests that solution right there. Here. What is the solution? It's a solution that it tests to make sure that it's calibrated within within the Is there alcohol in there? Uh it's it's a type of alcohol, I believe. Does it tell you what I tested? Not yet. Once you do the second one, then it'll print it up and we'll both be able to see. We'll go over it and I'll show you how to read it. You must have a fun. Sometimes it is, sometimes it is. All right, you ready? Deep breath. There you go. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Doing good. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep calling. You're doing good. Keep going. There you go. All right. [Applause] [Music] So, do you sell wine or do you work at a restaurant? Yeah, I work at a restaurant. And to be honest, I got a new job and it's like you kind of have to like make quotas essentially and I don't actually drink regularly at all. So I don't like I don't even know what the base alcohol is in like a Negroni. I just learned that today. But because a lot of are most people I'm in an Amazon building. Oh are you? So, okay. Like most of these people are trans from other cities and they're loaded and they're smart and they spending a couple hundred bucks online is nothing and a lot of our bers but you also can't lie like I don't really All right. So let me sign it real quick. Yes, please. [Applause] Man, you have such good handwriting. What's up with that? That's arguable. Okay. Is it though? Cuz you're going to see mine and you're going to laugh at me. So, you are the subject sample right there. I'm a subject. And right there. I'm a subject. Okay. So your first one you blew 079 and your second one you blew 081. What's that? Able to do one more to average or like or you just Nope. That's that's that's it. So So I'm in trouble. So the so the first one the first one was just a little bit below and the second one was just a little bit above. Okay. Um I I can tell you that they take special interest in people who blow like a 0.15 and above. So, um, but let me give you your copy. So, here's here's some things, and I'm just going to I'm just going to tell you this. Um, this is just me talking for a second. Okay. Um, I don't think I believe you when you say that you that you didn't feel like you were impaired to drive, Veronica. I I honestly believe that. I honestly believe you're a good person. And and I have there's no doubt in my mind. Okay. Um, the scary part about alcohol is just when uh you start to feel like you're doing okay is about the time that you shouldn't you shouldn't drive. You know what I'm saying? Um, that's that's the scary part is is alcohol makes you once you get to that about that 00806008, you start to feel like you're you're feeling okay and you can drive and that's where it gets really dangerous. Okay. So, again, I I appreciate your cooperation. I I believe you, you know, I don't think you're a bad person. I think you I believe you when you say that you didn't think you were uh you were impaired to be driving. All right. So, let's do this. Um I've got a little bit of paperwork to to fill out. Um the bathroom is straight back here. I don't have that cigarette. Do you have your cigarettes on you? Okay. You want to you want to smoke right now? Yeah. Is that okay? Let's uh I have to be out there with you, but I'll wait. Okay. All right. Can I use your restroom? Yep. It's straight I was going to say it's straight back here. All the way back. And the lights are on the right hand side as soon as you go back in there. [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] Got it. I unlocked one and the other one was locked. I was like, "Okay, I'm stuck in this bathroom forever." This is uh this is the impound form. This is your instructions for how to get it back. Okay. And I think it was kids have to is what they said. Is it okay that I just take a quick picture so that they can go grab it? Uh sure. Is that okay? Yeah. Is 2747 [Music] Go ahead plate. follow. [Applause] Last thing I got to give you. [Applause] This is a request for a DUI hearing. This is your notice notice that the Department of Licensing intends to suspend, revoke, or deny your license permit or privilege to drive. You have the right to request a formal hearing to contest the suspension or revocation of your driving privilege. Hearing will be conducted according to Washington Administrative Code. This is the important part. Your request must be postmarked within 20 days of the date of arrest or within 20 days of the date the notice was given. Okay. So, 20 days of today. Yep. Can I ask you a question? Yep. Just cuz I So I'd be losing my license how that works. I was just going to say I I'm giving you this, right? Because I I think the Department of Licensing is going to suspend your license. However, just like I read in you apply consent, uh it said if it's below a 008. Well, one of them is below a 008, right? The other one is just above a 008. So I I don't know if they both have to be above a 08 or just one has to be above a 008 for them to suspend your license. So, I'm I'm giving you this uh just in case. All right. Um you said you had an attorney and and you prefer to go through him. He can he can he can find out whether they're going to suspend your your license or not for sure. Okay. Any questions? Okay. Uh give you this back. All right. So, you would like a smoked cigarette before we head south? Can I drive? Yes, probably. We'll go out. Uh, let me get all my stuff ready and then we'll uh we'll head out there and then you can smoke a cigarette and then we'll get going to the jail. [Applause] Just hang out here for just a second. [Applause] 115. [Applause] All right, get going. 437. What's that? Put them in your pocket. All right, let's head out and and smoke your cigarette and then we'll head south. [Applause] I'm going to start the car up just to get it warming. [Applause] is abolished. A dream of a thinner. Oh god, it's portal. It's um It's nothing like score jail or Seattle jail. What kind of like are they a lot of drug addicts though? Is that the kind of girls that are in there? Are they like fucking psychos? I don't know. Great. I haven't I haven't spent Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I understand. I I used to work at another jail. Um and a lot of the a lot of the women who were in that jail uh had were there for drug issues. Yeah. I went to King County after my X-ray. Like literally, I got beat up the first day I was there cuz those girls are fucking psychos. And they don't care what happens to you in there. Okay, I'm ready. You have to go. Yep. Let's uh let's get on the other side though. Head to the other side. Anything for me? I did. And she's got it. I think we're all technology heading south here. All righty. No worries. Make sure that's not too tight. Okay. I'm going to double lock those so they don't tighten up on you. only2. I'm so happy that little old man decided to go back to his financial responsibility. All right. Back. All right. Again, camera's going to stay on. Front one will stay on, too. Okay. Did she blow? Hi. What you got? Bambridge Island with one female question. Yep. Guess we're getting here at like 6:00 in the morning. Am I able to sleep tonight? Like, is that a thing that gets to happen or do I not get to sleep? Um, I think it depends on how many folks they have there, but they might if they don't have anybody in front of you, they'll just process you in. So, it might be a little bit before you can sleep, but after that, I don't think they prevent you from sleeping. All right, hang out there for just a second. [Applause] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] Go ahead and step it up. All right, we're going to head right up the hallway here. And then we're going to wait right here for the elevator rock come down. [Applause] All right. I want you to stand in the back left corner. Look up the camera. It's right up in the corner right there. Stand right there while we hit it. Usually doesn't take this long. [Music] Sorry, you guys are coming in right at breakfast time, so I got a whole lot of moving around. All right, no problem. Right up the door to your right and we're going to go through here. [Music] Huh? [Music] Anything? [Music] Good. How are you? Pretty good. [Applause] [Music] as you do. Yep. Just as your hands come out of the cup. Central, your parts are being loaded. Don't know where that threw up. [Applause] [Applause]