I can smell alcohol on you. >> So, we can't let you let you drive the car. >> A woman called police and stated there was a drunk police officer that had responded to a call at her house. When police showed up, this is who they found. >> So, here's the thing. They think you may be drinking. >> I can smell alcohol on you. >> So, we can't let you let you drive the car. Chief's on his way in. Check you out. All right. All right. [Music] So, as you were walking up, you're staggering a little bit. I got a light in there. Huh? Okay. All right. Yeah. We got called over here. They said you're stumbling, sling speech. So, the our sergeant wants to max to come check you out. That's what we're waiting on right now. >> No, cuz obviously, you know, either you're having a medical issue or possibly you've been drinking and either way can't be driving a car right now, right? You know that >> requested their house cuz there was some sort of open door. He came out. I guess he was stumbling, slaring his speech, was in the house for 20 minutes, came out, stood in the middle of the road just staring at him. So they called dispatch back and said, "I think he's intoxicated." So we flew over here. Um he said he has a leg injury. That's what he told us. Um I >> my first contact with him. >> You guys don't have a >> No, you're fine. Um, but he's not active. He's just slow in his talking, which is not hurting, and his pupils are dilated. Um, we're getting the rest of his vitals. He doesn't want to go to the hospital. He just said that his calf is sore. But just the way he's responding, >> he's definitely slower than normal. I got Scott to get the caller's information so we can do our report on this. But, um, everyone's here, so it's not looking good, though.