He's clear? >> Yes. >> Sweet. Scott Hello. Uh can you roll down the the back windows for me, too? Sorry, you got you got real dark tint. Hello. Uh So, Scott, where where are you coming from? >> Miami down here to uh Islamorada and then back. >> So, you're coming from Miami to Islamorada and you're going back to Miami? >> Yeah, I live in Miami. >> Okay. Do you know where you are right now? >> Yeah. >> Where where are you? >> We're at the overpass over here. 18-mile stretch, Overseas Highway. >> Okay. Where where did you uh where did you do today? Where'd you go? Did you go fishing? Did you go to a restaurant? But you're you're you're you're about 100 miles off of where you think you are. >> Oh, no. >> You are. >> Who's the guy in the white shirt? >> That's the colonel. >> Colonel tell me Okay, well. >> Uh >> I'm federal. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to get home. I got my boys with me. >> Who do you work for? >> DHS. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. But if I called them, they'd verify that you're a >> I'm federal, bro. >> Okay. You don't have any type of credentials or anything to say you're DHS? >> Not on me, no. >> Okay. All right. >> even bring my weapon with me if I'm if I'm >> Okay. But you don't have any weapons on you right now? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, what I want to do, I want to talk to you away from the kids. So, I'm going to ask you to step out of the car and we're going to walk back to the back of your car, okay? >> Are you [ __ ] serious right now? >> Yes, sir, I am. >> Jesus Christ. >> voice >> It's okay. We're just going to walk back to the to the back of the truck and we'll have a conversation, okay? >> Yeah, well, you >> Do it. >> They're just doing their job. I don't want to talk to you guys. Law enforcement doing their job. >> Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. So, can you just walk like right over here? >> Guys, seriously >> Come over here. >> Can you just come over here for me? Okay. Um so, you said you're coming from Miami going to Islamorada and going back to Miami. And what are you going to Islamorada for? >> Guys, seriously, are we are we really doing this right now? >> I'm just asking you a question. You said you're going to Islamorada. What are you What are you going to Islamorada for? >> Lane >> Yeah. >> Are we really doing this right now? >> Sir, I'm just asking you a simple question. You don't have to answer if you don't want to. But you said you're going to Islamorada, so I'm just asking what you're going for. >> Guys >> Zack, how much have you had to drink >> today? About four. >> Four what? >> Four drinks. >> Like water, alcohol, beer? What did you drink? Kool-Aid? >> Are you guys really trying to hear right now? >> I'm just asking what you you look like you're impaired. I smell alcohol coming from you, so I'm just asking how much you had to drink to make sure you're not too impaired to drive that vehicle. Okay. How about this, Scott? So, again, I think that you might be impaired. You You look Your eyes are bloodshot. They're kind of glassy. >> really? >> Yes, sir, they are. >> Show me. >> I don't I don't know how you want me to do that. >> Take a picture. >> Okay. We get We can do that in a minute. Um but the other reason why I think you're impaired is just the way you're walking. You were kind of stumbling a little bit. >> walking anywhere. >> Okay. And then also the way that you were seen driving, you're like kind of swerving and stuff. And then the the kernel tried to pull you over and you didn't immediately stop. You stopped here on the bridge. You tried to stop you at a safer spot a little bit back there. >> Okay. >> doing this. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, again, I believe that you may be impaired by alcohol and or some type of chemical substance which may inhibit your ability to operate a motor vehicle safely. So, I'm going to ask that you voluntarily participate in standardized field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief you may be impaired. Are you willing to do those exercises? >> Yeah. >> You'll do them? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what I'll have you do, uh you can just sit on the on the bumper your car right there. You're a little bit taller. I just need to look at your eyes. Guys, look. Hm? >> I'm SFST certified. >> Okay, so am I. I'm a drug recognition expert. Do you know what that is? Okay. Anyway, so what I'm going to have you do, uh if you can, uncross your feet and just put them like side by side. Perfect. And then your arms, if you could, just try to put them down by your side like that. Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do is just keep your head straight and you're just going to keep your head like aimed straight at me, basically. And then I'm going to look at your eyes. Okay? You understand? >> Yep. >> Uh Are you diabetic? >> No. >> Are you epileptic? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have any brain injuries? >> I'm a disabled veteran. >> Okay. Have you ever had a traumatic brain injury? >> Yes, I have. >> Okay, does it affect your ability to operate a vehicle? >> Guys, come on. >> Okay. Well, I'm just asking what your brain injury is. Does it affect you in your everyday life? Do you know what nystagmus is? >> Onset of onset of nystagmus, yes. >> Okay. But, do you know what nystagmus is? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Do you have nystagmus? >> Guys, are we really doing this? >> Okay. Do you have any medical issues that I need to know about? Are you on blood thinners, painkillers? >> Blame. >> Yep. >> Talk to me. >> I'm talking to you right now. >> Don't do this. >> I'm just talking to you, man. >> It's It's all right. >> It's It's all right. Take Take a deep breath. If If you're If you're If you haven't drank too much to to not be able to operate a vehicle safely, then, you know. >> Blame. >> Yep. >> Come on, guys. We are both wrong person. I'm just I'm going through a divorce. Don't take my kids, man. >> I'm not taking your kids from you, man. I'm just making sure that you're safe to drive the car. Okay. Do you have any other medical issues that I need to know about? >> You don't know them. >> Just any medical issues that might >> Bad. The law of around me. I've been shot at. >> Okay. It's all right, man. Take a deep breath. >> my kids. >> I'm not. You're all right. Take a deep breath. You're okay. >> I've been shot at. People have tried to kill me. I just want to go home, guys. Come on, man. >> I got you, man. But >> We've been We've Come on. We know what's up. We've been We've been down this road before. >> Problem is is that we're at this point right now. >> I understand that. >> And you know that I have to do what I have to do. >> I understand that, but my boys are everything. >> Okay. Where's uh their mom at? >> I don't know. >> Do they have anyone down here that would be able to take care of them? I'm not saying you're going with me, man, but you're you're all worried about this stuff. I'm just trying to figure out, you know, if there's someone else around here that you know, maybe they could come drive the car if you think maybe you you drank too much to drive. >> Guys, no. >> No? >> They're my everything. >> Okay. So, no medical problems that are going to affect your ability to follow my finger? >> No. >> Okay. So, again, what I'm going to have you do is just keep your head straight. And I'm just going to have you follow the tip of my finger with your eyes, and I'm just going to go side to side, and then I'm going to go up and down, and I'm going to do a circle around your head. >> Do it. >> And I'm going to tell you what I'm doing before I do it, okay? I'm not going to touch you or anything, but again, I just want you to follow my finger with your eyes and don't move your head. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Okay. Ready? >> Yep. >> Okay. If you can, can you just like make your head straight? You're kind of leaning your head to the side a little bit. There you go. Uh so, what I'm going to do now is vertical. So, I'm just going to go up and down, okay? Ready? Same thing. Just follow with your eyes. Don't move your head. Ready? Okay. And now I'm going to do uh just two small circles around your head. Here, I'll show you what it looks like. So, I'm going to go like this around your head and I'm going to bring it in between your eyes to your nose, but I'm not going to touch you, okay? So, don't don't flinch or anything. I'm not going to touch you, okay? All right. Ready? All right. One more time. Ready? Okay. So, So, this time try to just look at my finger. Don't anticipate where it's going to go, okay? You're kind of looking ahead of my finger. Just try to follow it, okay? I'll go a little bit slower. Just look at my finger. Okay. Um so, the next thing I'm going to have you do is the walk and turn. I'll probably do it right here. I don't know how easy this would be for you to do in flip-flops or if it'd be easier in your uh >> Lane, I just want to get my kids home. >> I got you, man. >> Come on, dude. >> I'll tell you a true story. I went through the same thing 2 years ago. >> You divorced? >> No. >> I am. >> This. >> I'm going through a divorce right now. >> Look, man, you I you drank too much to drive a car. >> No, I haven't. >> You did. Okay? >> Let me get my kids home. >> You can't drive a car right now, man. They Based on what I'm seeing so far, unless you know, if you do good on this, maybe I'm wrong. Okay? That's why we're doing these so that you can dispel my belief that you're impaired. Okay? Because right now, what I'm seeing the the stumbling and stuff, I want to see if you can do this stuff. >> not doing anything. I'm sitting right here. >> when I know when you walked out of the truck at first, you kind of it it looked like it. Maybe I'm wrong, okay? But that's what this stuff is for so that we can dispel that belief that I have that you're impaired. Okay? So, the next thing we'll do is the one leg or the uh the walk and turn, okay? So, what I'm going to have you do is just put your left foot on this line right here. Here, if you can, just step forward. I don't want you to be touching the truck at all. Just a little bit forward just so you're not next to the truck. There you go. And now you're going to put your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. Your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. Perfect. All right. And if you can, put your arms back down by your side. All right. Can you try to stand there just in case? All right. So, again, just put your right foot back in front and then your arms straight down by your side. There you go. Now, just stay like that. If you fall If you If you have to put your hand up, just put it right back down, okay? Okay, so just stay like that. Don't do anything else until I tell you to. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Okay, so if you can, just try to get back in that position. >> Well, I want to know what the next step is. >> Well, that part of the directions is that you're supposed to be standing like that while I give the directions. That's okay. All right. Um so, the position that you're supposed to be in right now is like this. Left foot on the line, right foot in front touching heel to toe. What I'm going to have you do in just a second is I'm going to have you take nine heel to toe steps down the line. I'm going to have you touch every time heel to toe. Heel to toe. So, >> Yep. >> heel to toe. Heel to toe. >> I got >> You're going to keep your feet on the line, okay? If you stop walking or if you step off the line for any reason, I want you to just put your foot back on the line and keep walking. And I want you to count your steps out loud. Do you understand so far? >> Yep. >> So, again, just to recap where we're at right now, your left foot is on the line with your right foot in front, your arms straight down by your side. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Once you get to that ninth step, you're going to keep the lead the front foot on the line, and then you're going to use your back foot to take a series of small steps to turn around, and then you're going to take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. Do you understand so far? >> Yep. >> Okay. So, I'm going to show you how it's going to look. Uh so, again, my left foot is on the line like you. My right foot is in front touching heel to toe. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Take the back foot off, leave the lead foot on the line like this. You can take a series of small steps like this. And then you're going to take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Do you understand those instructions, sir? >> Yep. >> Okay. Could you get back in the starting position for me, please? Just left foot on the line and right foot in front. >> you, Lane. >> Okay. >> Give me a minute, all >> Okay. All right, you got it, man. You can do it, okay? I I don't >> You don't understand me. >> Okay. I just don't want to be standing on the side of the road any longer. >> Talk about this, but >> Okay. Would you like to try the one-leg stand instead? I can show you the one-leg stand if you'd like to. Okay. >> Come on. Guys, I'm going through a divorce right now. My wife is trying to take my kids. Just give me a minute, all right? >> Okay. Okay, man. We It's either a yes or a no. >> Just give me a minute, all right, Deputy? >> I I did give you a minute, sir, but we can't we can't stand here for for this long, okay? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm federal law enforcement. I'm going through divorce. My wife she's trying to take my kids. I'm just Give me a minute, all right? >> Okay. >> You know what it's like. >> You know what it's like to be law enforcement. >> long do you need, buddy? >> Just give me a minute, all right? Guys >> If we give you a minute, are you going to do the exercise? >> I will do it. Just My hand. >> Okay. Like I said, I just don't like us standing here in the road, man. >> either, but you know what? My kids are my life. >> I got you. >> No, you don't. Do you got kids? Exactly. Do you have kids? >> No. >> Exactly. So, you don't know what it's like. You know what? Call my supervisor. >> Okay. Do you want to do the exercises or no? >> I'll do it. But, you know what? What's homeboy doing down there? You know what, guys? >> Make sure you guys >> You don't want to get hit. Don't want you to get hit. That's what we're trying to do the exercise that way we can >> Are you Haitian? >> That's nothing to do with my wrist, buddy. >> My question was, are you Haitian? >> It It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter where he's from. Okay. Look, man. I really need you to do the exercise. If you don't If you don't do it, then I'm going to say that you're refusing to do the exercise. I get it, you need a minute. I gave you a few minutes, okay? But >> Can we talk to your supervisor? >> Not right now, sir. >> Yeah. >> That's not how this works. You can talk to him at >> It is how it works because you guys are local. >> Okay, that's not a statute or a law or a policy or anything that we have. He's the second from the top underneath of the sheriff. Okay? He's the one that pulled you over. Okay? If you want to talk to him, we can, but right now I'm in the I'm in the middle of of an investigation and you're not going to talk to my supervisor in the middle of my investigation. When I'm concluded with my investigation, with whichever way that goes, whether it's you in your car driving away, or you in the back of my car in handcuffs, if you want to talk to my supervisor then, then by all means you can. But, when I'm in the middle of an investigation, it's you and me, no one else. Okay? So, this is this is the last chance I'm going to give you, okay? Do you want to do the walk and turn exercise? >> Yeah, I'll do it. >> Okay. So, again, put your left foot on the line, and then put your right foot in front touching heel to toe, and your arms straight down by your side. Okay, I'm going to show you the instructions again real quick, just to to refresh your memory, okay? And then you're going to take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. Do you understand the instructions? >> I do. >> Okay. >> I want to talk to your supervisor. >> Again, sir, once we're done with the investigation, you are more than welcome to talk to anyone that you would like. Okay, you may begin. >> Okay, awesome. Uh so for the next one, the one leg stand, we can come over here just so we're not in the road anymore. Scott, can you walk over to me, please? Do you want to do the one leg stand exercise? >> Why are you man? >> All right, so just take a couple steps forward like right here. >> What is first? >> Okay, well in order for me to instruct you on how to do the exercise, I need you to stand over here. Awesome, thank you so much, Scott. So if you can, just put your feet together with your heels touching. Okay? And now put your arms straight down by your side. And your arms straight down by your side like this, Scott. Thank you. All right, there you go. So heels touching, arms straight down by your side. You stay like that. Don't do anything else until I tell you to. Do you understand so far? >> Yep. >> So when I tell you to, I'm going to tell you to raise one foot. You can choose the right or the left. You're going to raise it approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to keep your foot parallel to the ground and you're going to look at the elevated foot while you count out loud in the following manner: 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, and so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Do you understand the instructions so far? >> Yep. >> Okay, so again, the way that it's going to look, your arms are straight down by your side, your feet are together. I'm going to tell you to begin and you're going to choose you choose either your left foot or your right foot. So when I say begin, if you want to pick up your left foot, you're going to pick it up about 6 in 6 in off the ground, again keeping your foot parallel to the ground while you keep your eyes on the elevated foot. Do you understand that so far, Scott? Do you understand the instructions, sir? >> I do. >> Okay. So, again, the way that it's going to look, I'm going to say it one more time. I'll do it with my right foot this time. I'm going to say begin. You're going to raise your foot about 6 in off the ground. It's about the size of a soda can, okay? 6 in parallel to the ground and your feet on the elevated foot and you're going to count out loud. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, and so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Do you understand all the instructions, Scott? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You may begin. >> 1,001 1,002, 1,003, 1,004 1,005, 1,006. Guys, what the are we doing right now? Seriously. >> Okay, Scott, can you be honest with me? How much did you drink today? >> I had about four. >> Four what? >> Drinks. >> Okay, a drink to me is alcohol or a is a water. >> drank in several weeks. >> You don't drink alcohol? >> I have not drank alcohol in several Guys, what the >> Do you take any depressants? >> I take medication because I'm a war vet. >> What type of medication do you take? >> I don't it's called >> Okay. Uh does it say not to drive a vehicle when you're when you're >> No. Laying. on the phone. >> Do you take Xanax or anything like that? >> No. >> Do you take any other type of drugs? >> Don't do this. >> Scott, look, man, your your eyes, they're You know what nystagmus is. You told me that. >> Onset nystagmus, yes. >> Okay, onset nystagmus prior to 45° is one of the one of the things. Okay? But, I really need to know what you drank, you drank it. Is that >> I don't remember what it's called. I don't remember what the >> Brewery? >> No. >> Was it a bar or a restaurant or >> No, it's a Oceanside. That's what it's >> It's all right, Scott. What What did you do there? >> I had three drinks. >> Okay. What What did you get? >> I don't know. The bartender made it up. >> Was it like a cocktail, like a mixed drink, or a beer? >> Like ice. >> Like whiskey, vodka, tequila, rum, gin? >> I don't know. >> Okay. You don't know if it was like an >> I have not drank in weeks. >> Did you eat anything today? >> Yeah. >> What'd you eat? >> I made the boys pancakes. >> This morning? >> Dinosaur pancakes and What else did we have? Pancakes, that's all I remember. >> Okay. All right, Scott. I need you to come back here with me, please. I'm not going to do this in front of your kids, man, but you got to come with me. Come on. I'm not going to do it if Now you can put your hands behind your back. If you're going to pull away, then I'll do it in front of your kids. Okay. >> Don't squeeze my hand. >> All right, let go. >> I'm not Guys, I am law enforcement. >> Okay. I was going to I was going to do this away from your kids, man, but if you're going to pull away from me, then I'll do it in front of them. >> I'm not pulling away. I'm not moving. >> Just relax, man. >> You're [ __ ] kidding me right now. Thanks. >> Could be a welfare check 6810 First Street. >> You have anything in your pocket? Don't want to mistake me or anything like that. >> Nope. >> All right. >> outside of the playground. It's going to be reference to a white female with child. >> I'm doing my job today. >> be advised of Leo Carsh near his office. He can lead you guys to >> Try to keep your hands turned the way that I have this one. Your your left hand right now. >> guys. >> Okay. Let's try to get this. Okay. Let's see. >> This is fine. >> You go on the left side. >> Guys, Lane, why are you doing this? >> It's uh it's clear to the right. You can go to my hood. >> God damn it. >> Just right up against my hood, sir. Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt us? >> No, man. >> Okay. So, Scott, unfortunately right now you are under the you are under arrest for driving under the influence, okay? >> Lane. >> Scott, I believe you're impaired. >> Guys, don't do this. >> I believe you're too impaired to operate a motor vehicle safely, Scott. >> Yeah, but >> One in custody, Scott. One in custody. >> I do not have anything. >> We're going to go to the uh the passenger side over here. Lane. >> Why are you doing this? What about my kids? >> We're We're going to have to figure that out next. >> Damn it, Lane. >> Do you have any shield back there? >> Guys, >> Please, I'm going through a divorce. Don't do this to me. Scott, are you able to fit in there? >> Lane. Look, man. We were the same Lane, just talk to me for a minute, all right? >> I got you, man, but I really need that you get back in the car, please. >> I get it. This is something that's so new, man. Go through a divorce because Lane, come on, man. Come on, man. This is going to [ __ ] me, dude. Please, don't do this to me. >> I got arrested for DUI 2 years ago. >> Lane, I get it. Do you have kids? >> Own up to your mistakes, man. You're you're you're you're a grown adult. I cried my ass off, too. Own up to it. You're going to sit in jail tonight. It's going to suck. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. You're going to sit >> Lane! >> It's going to suck, man. It sucked for me. It's going to suck for you, too. It is what it is. Be a man. Suck it up. That's what everyone tells us. I know. I get it. Whatever. If you're a cop, whatever. >> Yeah, I'm I'm law enforcement. >> Okay, dude, then stop talking and sit in the back of the car and stop stop this. Stop it. >> What about my kids? >> We're going to We're going to take care of >> No. I'm not going in there. Let me talk to your supervisor. >> Again, you can talk to him in a second. >> No. Not going in there without my supervisor. >> Okay. Let's go to the other side. Come here. Come on, man. Don't pull against me. Let's go to >> I'm not moving, bro. >> Don't do this. Lane. Okay, I'm going >> Hey, come on, buddy. We're not doing this. Come on. Let's go. >> So, you guys are >> Come on. Put your feet in. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Come on. >> Stand up. >> Put your feet in. >> No. >> Man, don't be a kid. Come on. >> Stop. Where are my kids? >> Stand up. Put your feet in. >> What? >> Put your feet in. Put your feet in. You don't want to make this worse, all right? Come on. Come on, buddy. Let's go. >> You got to sit in the car, man. >> You're going to jail for DUI. What do you think is going to happen if you don't cooperate? You go to jail for resisting. You don't want to make this worse. Come on. Put your feet in, buddy. All right, your kids will be fine. Just go past. Listen to me. No, sir. I'm not on the side of the road. Come on, let's go, man. We We got to sit down, Scott. Okay. >> God damn you guys. >> Thank you. >> you. Okay. Laying You really me, man. you, man. I'm not the one that drank today and drove. Two you piece of God damn it. God damn you. You deputies. you. you deputies. It's my boys. Boys. God damn it. I love my boys. boys. boys you. boys. >> Do you know your your mommy's phone number? Like if I were to give you my phone, would you know your mom's phone number? No? Oh, you do know it? Okay. So, what we're going to have to do, buddies, we're going to have to call You know her number, right? Can you enter her number in? We're going to have to call your mommy, and your mommy's going to have have to come pick you up, okay? Does that sound okay with you guys? No, no, it's okay. Just type the phone number. >> Hello. >> Monroe County Sheriff's Office down in the Florida Keys. I'm with your two children. Um It Do I have the right number? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, their father is going to be arrested for DUI, and I need you to come pick up the kids if you're able to. We are down uh right now. We're going to take the kids to the Cudjoe Substation. Uh or we could try to maybe bring him a little bit north if you're coming from Miami. If you're able to Okay. Um >> Where Yeah, please tell me where to go. >> Marcus, where are you going to? Are you going south? >> Yeah, I'm going south. I can I can take them. >> Are you going to work? >> Yeah, I'm going to do details at Bernstein Park at 6:00. >> Okay. Um Yeah, I mean maybe Cudjoe would be best or we could Yeah, just Cudjoe for now. Um so for now >> car down. >> Yeah, if if we can't we're we're really short-staffed. The The guy who's here backing me up right now is he was supposed to be working right now. >> and I will be there. >> 20950 Overseas Highway. >> 209 Hold on. 20950 Overseas >> Highway. And that's in Cudjoe Key. He well he thought He thought he was driving back towards Miami, but he was going towards Key West. >> I think he's probably just intoxicated. >> Yeah. Um Is he Is he a police officer? >> Yes, he is. He is with ICE. >> Okay. Is he like a new hire or he's been on for a while? >> No, he's been with the federal government for a long time. He's He's under a lot of stress at home. So that's his >> probably why, but he should know better with my children. >> Okay. Okay. Um if anything, I'll give you a call back. Uh but for now, if you can, just start heading down here. Uh the kids will be safe with us until you get here. >> Okay. >> Thank you so much, ma'am. >> Oh, do you want to talk to them? >> Yes, if possible. >> Yeah, give me one sec. >> [snorts] >> Here's your mom. >> What's up, buddy? You okay? >> No, I'm not. What's What's on back there? Deputy Let me just go home. >> You cannot go home, man. You cannot drive this vehicle, buddy. You're too impaired to drive this, man, and you know it. I'm sorry. >> Follow me. >> I'm sorry, you're not going to go to jail for >> All right, loosen the up. >> Not yet, okay? Because right now we're going to stand on the road, but whenever we get this situated, we will figure this out. >> No, loosen the cuffs. >> We'll figure this out whenever >> Loosen the cuffs. >> Just chill. >> I'm calm. >> Okay, just chill. >> Loosen the cuffs, man. >> Just chill. Whenever we figure this out, whenever whenever my partner done, I'll I'll call you. >> Let me see my kids, man. >> Not Not now, man. >> God damn you. >> Not now, man. >> Are you guys really doing this? >> Yes, we are. 100%. >> I'll remember you. >> Okay, me too. >> Where you from? >> What does it matter, man? >> It does. >> It doesn't matter. >> It does. >> It doesn't. >> It does. Deputy. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm asking you where you're from. >> I don't have to answer a question like that. >> You do. >> I don't. >> Uh you do. You're not from America. >> Okay. >> So, I'm asking you where you're from. >> I don't have to answer that question. >> You do. >> Monroe County. >> No, you're not. >> Okay. >> You're not from Monroe. >> Why? >> Because of your accent. >> Okay, everybody have an accent. >> No. They don't. >> You have an accent. Where were you from? >> Right here. >> Okay. Oh, and the keys? >> Yeah. >> I didn't know that. That's good. >> You're from uh Haiti, right? >> I don't know. >> Yeah, you're from Haiti. >> And I don't have to answer that question, man. >> You do, because I'm asking you. >> I don't have to answer your question if I'm from Haiti or not. I'm from the Keys, and that's it. >> No, you're not. >> have to answer a question about it. >> You're not from the Keys. >> matter, because you were going to go to jail for a DUI. >> What are you doing, man? Don't mess with my kids, man. >> I'm not messing with your kids. They're going They're going to go with their mother for tonight. They're just going to go sit at the station. Their mom's driving out to pick them up. >> God damn it. >> Look, it gets you mad, man, but don't take it out on me. >> I'm not taking it out on you, Lane. >> Well, you told me a few times you hate me and to go yourself. >> Yeah, you did. >> No, I didn't. >> Look, man, I'm not trying to be hard on you. I'm just trying to be to you. You said it when I first pulled you over. I'm just doing my job. This pays the bills. This is my job. It is what it is, man. I can't say no to it. You're It is what it is, man. >> Let me see my kids. >> Brother, I really do not want them to see you and the way that you're in right now. Right now, they're fine. They think dad's chill, he's just going to go hang out with us for a few hours. >> They know Guys, they do. Lane. I'll be cool. >> We can't We can't do that right now, man. I'm not bringing your kids over here on the side of the road. I'm not putting them over there. I'm I >> Let me go see them. >> We can't do that right now, Scott. >> Lane. >> We can't do that, man. >> Lane. >> Everything will be fine. You should go for the night. Everything will be cool off and then >> Go for the night? >> Tomorrow you'll be, you know, >> But you really really just think You got to calm down. You got to calm down. >> I'll be I just want to see my kids. >> I got you, but you got to calm down. Okay? >> Lane. I promise you, unhook me, let me just go see my boys, man. >> Cannot do that, Scott. >> God damn you, Lane. >> I'm sorry. >> No, you're not. >> Sir, put the window up. to you. Lane. >> Yeah. >> Let me just go see them. >> Like you said, man, it's my job. >> I get it's your job, but you have professional courtesy. >> Not with a camera on my chest, I don't. >> Yeah, you do. Your boy, he's Haitian, right? >> I don't know what he is, to be honest. >> That's all right. I'll look him up. Zack sensation. >> Hey, when you get out of jail, if you want a good laugh, my DUI arrest is on YouTube. Said if you want a good laugh when you get out of jail, my DUI arrest is on YouTube. You can watch me get arrested for the same thing. >> No, you're not my thing. I won't try to The ones that were at the same uniform. We all make mistakes. It's a thin blue line. But you and your homeboy That's all right. >> It's not a thin blue line if your homeboy's breaking the law. >> He's Haitian. I got it. You don't want to tell me. >> Well, he's an American. Can uh can't be a cop without Well, except in California, you can be a cop without being a citizen, but in Florida, you have to be a citizen to be a law enforcement, so he is a American citizen. >> You don't want to tell me who he is, so your your buddy He does not want to tell me who he is. >> His name? >> He don't want to tell me >> Well, my partner, the one that you keep asking what he is, his name is Deputy Dorstant. >> He's Haitian. >> He's an American citizen as far as I'm aware. >> Yeah, well, we'll check that. But he does not want to tell me anything. He seems to get nervous. So, I'm going to run some checks when I get back. I'm not threatening or anything. I'm just saying but you know >> Yeah, look into our credentials. That's fine. >> Well, you seem legit. I'm not going to do anything with you. But, your boy talks a lot of >> Yeah, man. Whatever you Whatever you got to do. >> I'm not threatening >> He wasn't even supposed to be working right now. He just pulled over to help. >> Well, he might have himself then. I'll run him once I get out of here. And if he's not legit, oh, he's taking a ride back to Haiti. >> Well, that'd be sad. He's a nice guy. >> Well, you know, he may be a nice guy, but laws are laws, right? >> Yeah. >> So, I'm going to dig into him and see what's up. You're ginger, so I'm sure you're legal. >> Yeah, man. I'm not ginger. >> Ah, come on. Look at all that red beard. >> It's dry color. I got blonde hair. >> You ginger >> I'll show you the hair on my head, but >> There's not much. Nah, you Yeah, it's all right. >> He was charged with DUI, two counts of child neglect, and resisting arrest without violence. He was sentenced to 12 months of probation, 50 hours of community service, DUI classes, a 12-month license suspension, and a 10-day vehicle impound. Thanks for watching. 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