Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? Officer Don Kore Police Department. Reason I pulled you over is you passes going 51 on Delpra and then you're going about 65 on veterans driving in and out of traffic. Do you have your license registration on you? Napkins? >> Yeah, I need napkins. I have sinus problems. >> I don't think my registration's in here. I don't know. >> Hold on. Let me give you my license. >> Okay. >> What is that? >> Thank you. Any luck on that registration? >> Yes, I had my registration. I got to find when I'm sorry. >> It's okay. I'm just sorry. >> I don't know where the put it honestly. It's in my a book or Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on. >> Where are you coming from tonight? >> I picked them up. >> Who's them? >> Them. >> Friends, family. >> Friends. Yep. Love. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. I have a number. >> What? >> I have a number. Do >> you have an odor? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. So, go ahead and set that stuff up there cuz we don't need it right now. You've seen this? >> Yeah. >> Have you used it on a DUI investigation? >> I have not. No. >> All right. So, the way this works is, so you're going to ask her to step out of the car. She comes out, you're going to explain to her that um you got some signs of impairment. You're going to start a DUI investigation. She asks what you're talking about, you could say, you know, you got uh odor of alcohol coming from you, >> speech, >> there slurred speech, bloodshot, glossy eyes. >> Did she have bloodshot glossy eyes? >> A little I didn't have a perfect look of her eyes, but her her speech was slurred and then I had to keep reminding her to get her registration. >> All right. And then you can just say that there's a few other items that that I'm seeing. Um you don't have to go into great detail because then it can come become an argument. >> Yeah. >> Um but at least you have two you have two indicators, right? >> Um and then you can always you know your driving is a little aggressive as well. You know, also there was a a time there that she was uh crossing the lines. Do you remember that? >> Yeah. >> When we came up here, she hit that. >> She moved over. >> Yeah. So we'll have that. Um, so when you get her out, you say, "Hey, I want to start a UI investigation. Are you willing to participate in standardized field exercise?" >> Yep. And then from here, you just start at the bottom. Are you sick or injured? Do you have any physical limitations? Right. The only one that I would or there's two doctor dentist. All right. And then when you say physical limitations, any problem with your hips, your knees, your ankles, your legs, anything like that? No. All right. You see, are you seeing a doctor or dentist for anything regularly type of stuff? Um, and then right here, >> is it just yes or no, or do I get their name? >> If they have info, go ahead and draw it. You can write whatever you want on this. You write notes. >> Eyeglasses, contacts, are you blind? Neither eye. And then from here, we'll do this. All right. >> Um, I'm going to have you do HGN and then I'm going to do it and check it. >> Okay. So, I'll explain it to her once you do that HGN and then we'll move into walk and turn one lane. It's occupied twice. There's a female in the in the front as well. All right. So, and then we're going to go ahead and come up with [Applause] >> Hello, man. Would you step out for me? >> Why? >> I'm asking you to, please. No, but I I need to know why. >> Well, I don't have to tell you why, but I'm going to. >> I sense some signs of impairment. >> Oh my. >> Just wait in the car. Just wait in the car. >> Oh, okay. >> All right. >> Why does he make everything complicated? >> Just relax. Step out for me, please. >> But why? Can I ask why? >> Yeah, we're going to look over it once we're out here. >> Okay. [Music] >> Step over here for me. >> So, the reason why I have you come out is we're seeing signs of impairment. We want to start a DUI investigation. >> That means you participating in standardized field sobriety evaluations. Are you willing to participate in standardized field? >> No, I'm not impaired. I'm dropping them off over here. I'm going home. I live right off of Nicholas. >> So the So the only way we can go forward from this is if you participate. If you don't participate, we have to make our judgment based off the observations we've seen so far. >> What is your judgment for due to part for you to feel that way? >> You have slurred speech, an odor of alcohol. >> I don't have I don't have slurred speech. I don't have alcohol. If you don't participate in standardized field writing evaluations, then you can't dispel our fear of your impairment. >> Okay. So, are you willing to participate in standardized field evaluations? >> What does that include? >> We're going to check your eyes and then we're going to have you do the walk and turn and one leg stand. >> Whatever. >> Okay. >> So, you're willing to participate? >> I'm not blowing, but you can do whatever the you want to do. >> Yeah. >> Just step right in front of the car over here. >> So, you put you in front of the light so you can feel impaired. Fantastic. Well, why would the light make you feel impaired? >> Because it switch your judgment off, obviously. >> All right. So, I have some questions for you. Okay. >> Are you sick and injured at all? >> But why did you pull me over? >> Why did you Why was I pulled over? >> First off, you he passes 51 on Delrada. We followed you on Veterans in traffic going 6 mph on >> 66 m. >> 66 mph. >> What do you have your proof of that? >> Yes. our observations. >> Observation is proof. >> Yeah. >> What the >> I don't I don't >> Do you want to participate? >> If I don't, then what? You arrest. >> We have to make We have to make a judgment. >> What's your judgment? >> It's up to you whether or not you want to participate. >> I mean, I'm not drunk. >> Okay. >> I'm If I were or weren't speeding, I'm not saying either or. >> Okay. So the question I have >> Okay. So my question for you is would you like to participate in some field sobriety exercises to dispel my fear that you may be intoxicated? >> Am I allowed to like research first? >> Research? No. >> Just yes or no? >> No. >> You don't want to? >> No. >> Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Fine then. Yes. >> Put your hands >> then. No. Then yes. Yes. >> No. We're not going back and forth with this. >> Why? >> Okay. Because >> Stop. Stop. Now I'm resisting. Oh, that's very Make sure you record. Make sure you record because this is a normal thing for Florida. Oh, I'm resisting. Oh. Oh my god. I'm 100 lbs. I'm resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Woohoo. I'm resisting. What did I do? >> Stop pulling away. >> What did I do? Pulling away. What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? >> Stop resisting. >> What did I do? >> I'm tensing up. Stop. >> I'm Okay, I'm tensing up. Okay. I got three cops on me and I'm 130 lb. Not even. And I'm tensing up. Okay. >> What the is that? >> Stop pulling. >> Really? This is like This is Okay. Okay. But I need my phone and I need my wallet. Okay. >> If you want to arrest me. >> Here you go. >> For doing nothing. So, okay. Blow me. You want to blow? You want me to blow? You want to blow? Come on. >> The next The next thing we were going to ask you to do is >> Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. >> Provide a sample of your breath. >> Let's do it right now. >> Right now. >> Let's do it. Let's do it. >> Get in the car right now. You open that again, you're going to jail. Do you understand me? >> You're grabbing me like that. >> Well, you keep punching up. >> Oh, okay. >> You know what's funny? >> Pat her down. Put her in the car. >> Over here for me. Over here. Stop pulling. >> Hey, record this. >> Stop tensing up. >> Are you trying to What are you doing, bro? Are you trying to like assault me? E, she's grabbing me. >> Stop tensing up. >> Tensing up. She's grabbing my What am I? What's on me? Look at me. Back up. What's on me? What's on me? >> Sit down. >> I want my wallet and my keys. >> Get in the car. >> Where's on my Really? Okay. Okay. You're going to get sued. You're going to get sued. You're going to get sued. You're going to get sued. [Applause] This one's your s. >> Thank you. >> Have them go and step out. >> Step out for me. >> Just come back here. Back of the car. Step out for me. >> Yes, sir. >> Back of the car. >> Yes, sir. >> Sorry. I we just met her tonight and we were just trying to get to the next bar and that's all that was happening >> and she said we'll take you to the next bar and that was it. That that was all that happened tonight. >> So you don't know her personally at all? >> No sir. No sir. >> We just met her at Rusty's. >> Yeah, we just met her tonight. We were only at Rusty's for like an hour and then we went to the back. We had one drink there and then we were on our way here >> and she we were like, "Do you mind chopping this off?" She's like, "Yeah, I can take you." >> And then we didn't know she was doing this like I heard the state speed limit. And then no, >> and yes, I know it's illegal double like double passenger. She was just going to drop us off here and we were going to Uber from here. That's it. >> Do you guys have licenses or ID cards? >> Yes, I have ID. Yes. >> I just don't know why she was making like I said, I don't know why she would make a big scene like that. be like, "Why? Why this? Why that?" Follow the rules. Just do what they say, please. Like I was trying to tell her, but she's like, "No." >> No, not really. Not >> just met her. >> She She was already there. >> So, you weren't with her the whole time. >> Yeah, she was already there before we were >> Did you see her drink anything while you were at Rusty's? >> Uh, this probably had like a shot of tequila, maybe. >> She had a shot and then at the deck she had a shot. I saw >> and then we came here. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I've never gotten in trouble with cows before, so this is like my first time and I'm like nervous about it. So that's why I'm all shaky and antsy. >> You guys are both good. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Please take your time. >> Try being safe walking. >> Yes. Yes. And I'm actually, like I said, I apologize for what you guys have to deal with all the time. I know it's probably rough for you guys. >> It shouldn't be at all. >> All right. We're going to do it. >> Yeah. >> Hey, you guys have a good night. Be safe. Thank you. Thank you guys. 4301. I'll get a check in 104. >> Are we leaving? >> Yeah. >> Can I please get my wallet and my phone because I don't have any like grab a wallet. Phone. Do you have house keys? >> Do you have house keys? Okay. She was charged with DUI and resisting arrest without violence. She was sentenced to 6 months of probation, required to complete DUI school, perform 50 hours of community service, and had her driver's license suspended for 6 months. Thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe for more videos like this.