Hello, how are you? I'm Sergeant McGrath Highlands. Please get your license, registration, proof of insurance. Just so you know, be an audio video recorded. Nope. Not that. >> Where you guys coming from this evening? >> Um, the chubby pickle. >> Okay. Where you heading to? >> I'm dropping him off. >> Okay. All right. Uh, how much have you had to drink tonight, ma'am? >> Had about two or three hinders. >> Okay. All right. Uh, do you have anything wrong with your license? >> No. >> Okay. The reason why I'm stopping you is actually cuz you changed lanes quite a few times and then you were driving over the line. So, we were supposed to go under the bridge and she missed under the bridge. >> Okay. >> That's why we went that way and I told her to come this way and make a right. >> Okay. >> We changed lanes and we didn't know if she was behind me, but like she's my friend. She went to come pick me up tonight and I told her to go on the bridge and listen on 36 and I told her to change lanes. She's like, "I shouldn't do that." And then you pulled us over. >> Okay. All right. Well, yeah. Like I said, just the couple of lane changes and then my fault. Like I said though, she missed under going under the bridge, >> right? But and again, the going over the line thing is the other reason why I'm stopping you. It wasn't just the lane change. There's a couple of things. >> Yeah. Driving over the line. >> So, uh, do you have anything wrong with your license? I'm sorry. You said no. All right. Hang tight. Okay. You recognize the dude pass? >> It looks like the guy Tony just locked up, doesn't it? What you lock him up for? >> DWR say you got like right before it went out. Yeah, I'm going to be pulling her over for pulling her out fasting. >> Yeah. His his body language is >> contradicting what she told you. >> Which is what? >> That she didn't have anything to drink. >> No, she said she had three or four high noons. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. >> I thought she said nothing. >> Yeah. No, she said three or four high news. Old bridge. Okay. >> Yeah. Cuz as soon as you walked away, he did one of these. She was like, "Oh, yeah." She uh she came [snorts] up behind me obviously went pretty quickly. Went over the line when she when she passed me like doing that turn. Stay in the right lane. Changed the left lane. So I pull out and drive and I change over to the right lane. Driving. Drives over the line. Going pretty quick. I you know I don't I don't have the speed on it. Change lanes again. Change lanes again. Like nobody around you or in front of you. Change lanes like three times and then just proceeded to drive rather quick manner. Expedition. >> Especially expeditiously. That's Yeah. >> Did your mom get you that that the little calendar that has vocabulary on it? No. That's probably good. You're just good. I You know what? I like that. Yeah. Yeah. She came down water which expeditiously to say the least. >> Five points. And like when we came down Water Wish, she was hitting her brakes a lot cuz she realized I'm going fast. And um uh She came around the corner at Water in Lynon. Yeah. Yeah. Just a little bit. >> All right, Alexa. Have you step out of the car so I can test to make sure you're right to be driving and then if everything goes good, I'll get you out of here real quick. Okay. >> Okay. Just going to go ahead right over here on the sidewalk over here. Okay. >> Okay. Um, do you have anything wrong with your eyes before we begin? >> I do have sensitivity to light. >> Okay, >> that's about it. >> All right. So, but you don't have like a fake eye or anything like that. All right. If you could please, just feet together like this. Hands at your sides. Okay. So, what I'd like you to do is you see the tip of my pen right there? >> Mhm. I'd like you to follow the tip of my pen using your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay. >> Okay. Keep your head straight. See the tip of my pen right here? Sure. Still following that. >> Okay. Um, >> yeah, for I'm going to have one out testing. I'm going to have you stand right here now. Okay. We're going to do >> 31 question. >> We're going to do um actually up here on the sidewalk. I'm sorry. Um what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to do a walk and turn test with you. Okay. Uh I'm going to explain the test to you. I'm going to demonstrate it and then I'm going to ask you to perform it. Okay. So, what I'd like you to do is I'd like you to put your left foot on that imaginary straight line. >> What What's in your hand? >> My jewel. Can Can you just put that on the table for me or or back in your pocket? That's fine. >> Yeah. >> Left foot on an imaginary straight line. Right foot directly in front of it. Standing heel to toe just like this. Okay. See how my feet are? Can you stand like that now? >> Right foot in front of left. Okay. Now, don't start the test until I tell you to begin. Okay. When I tell you to begin, I'm going to have you take nine steps. Okay? Nine heel to toe steps. Counting out loud each step. Okay? Keeping your arms at your sides. You're going to look at your feet while you're walking. It's going to look like this. Okay? One, two, three. Again, I did three to demonstrate. You're doing nine. On your ninth step, you're going to turn around just like I did. Small series of steps. And then you're going to take nine steps back to where you're standing now. 1 2 3. Keeping your hands at your sides, counting out loud each step. Okay. >> Okay. >> Whenever you're ready, you can begin. >> One. Oh my god. >> It's okay. >> It's not okay. It's not okay. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Can I turn around? >> Mhm. >> 1 2 3 4 Wow. 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay. Uh next uh test I'm going to have you do is you put your feet together, hands at your sides. Okay. It's going to be a one leg stand. What I'm going to have you do is when I tell you to begin, you're going to pick either leg of your choosing. Doesn't matter which leg. Okay. You're going to raise your foot approximately 6 in off the ground. Staring at your raised foot, you're going to count out loud. 1 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 1 until I tell you to stop. Okay? And you may begin. >> Wait. Any foot. >> Either foot of your choosing. Doesn't matter which one. It's >> whichever you're most comfortable with. 1 100,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 10 100 11 100 12 100 13 100 >> If you mess up, just pick up where you left off. >> 14,000. [ __ ] 15 100 16 100 17 100 18 100 N 19 100 >> All right, you can stop. Um, what's your highest level of education, Alexa? >> I Why does that matter? >> Just curious cuz I'm going to ask you to do a a different test. >> All right. I graduated high school and I went to beauty school. >> Okay. So, you know the English alphabet? >> I do. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to ask you to I'm not playing any tricks with you. I'm just asking because some people say they don't know the alphabet like if they're >> I do >> if if English isn't their primary language. So what I'm going to ask you to do is just to recite the English alphabet A through Z slowly without singing. >> Okay. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. >> Okay. Okay. Just talk to you for a sec. Mhm. >> No, I'm my other officer. You stay. You can stay right there. >> So, I definitely had all sense. Yeah. >> I don't know if you saw when you were explaining the walking time. >> She fell out. >> She fell out thing. Her one night stand was not great by any means. Her alphabet was okay, but that doesn't really >> mean a whole lot hold a whole lot of weight. Um, I mean, basically, you haven't got any behavior. >> Yeah. >> So, I probably would. >> Okay. Sounds good to me. I'm glad we're in agreements. All right, Alexa. So, here's the deal. Um, I'm thinking that you had too many drinks tonight. Okay. You're unsafe to operate a vehicle. So, right now, what's going to happen is I'm going to place you under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> So, can you put your hands behind your back, please? >> Okay. All right. Do you have anything in the car that you need? >> Cell phone. >> My phone. >> Just your cell phone. Do you have a wallet or >> um purse? >> You can grab my purse. >> All right. Do you have anything in your pockets besides that vape that you put in? >> No. My vape's in my hand. >> It's in your hand. Okay. Well, I'm going to end up taking that from you. Okay. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm going to keep it with me. I can't let you have it in the in the vehicle. You're going to get it back. Okay. So, just come with me. Mhm. >> What kind of phone is it? Is it an Apple or >> an iPhone? >> Is it in the center console? >> Purse, please. >> Yeah, absolutely. What color is it? >> It's pink. >> Okay. >> Go ahead, take a seat. All right. I'm going to react with the seat belt. Okay. Mhm. Hang tight. All right. What's your first name, bud? IV. Oh, >> that's all right. I just wanted to address you by something. >> William. >> William. Nice to meet you. I'm Rob. >> So, here's the deal. Um, I got to tow the car. Where are you going tonight? >> Um, trying to make sure she's okay. >> Where are you going tonight? >> I live by Henry Hudson. I can walk home. >> You can walk home cuz I can give you a ride if you want one. >> I don't want to do that. >> You don't want to do that? Well, how can I help her? >> Um, do you know somebody that can come pick her up in a little bit? How well do you know her? >> Um, kind of well, but can she call her mom? >> She can. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She's going to be with us for a little bit. Um, so I mean, if you can contact somebody for her, just give them a heads up. >> I can't, but I can. I just want to make sure she's okay. >> She'll be fine. if she can like if can she make a call or can she tell me to call someone for her >> when she gets out. You want you want want me to have her call and turn up the keys? >> So, I'm going to tow the car. So, I'm going to turn >> I know that. You want me to turn it off? >> Yeah. Yeah. If you want you can hand me the keys. That's fine. Um just do me a favor. Jump out cuz I got to search the car and make sure there's nothing in here. It's her phone. >> Yeah, I'm going to need that. Does she have a wallet in here? Do you know? That's her purse. >> Say he wants her. She wants her whole purse. So, >> yeah. Phone, too. >> Um, like I said, man, if you want to walk, you can you can dip out. >> Thank you. You're nice enough. >> If you uh if you want a ride, hang out. I'll be more than happy to give you a ride up to >> Can we car? >> Huh? >> To the car and I'll walk. >> Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. >> All right. I I'm sorry. I didn't hear him say it. Did you >> William? >> I don't drive. >> You sure? >> I just want to make sure her car is okay. >> Okay. So, what's going to happen with her cars? It's going to be >> I know it's going to be tow. >> Thank gosh. Appreciate it. >> Are you sure you don't want to ride? >> We don't. >> If you're hanging out until the tow truck gets here anyway. >> I met you once. My house uh >> for like port there. I don't know. I don't know. I feel like I met you before. >> Was it a good interaction? >> No, I don't. I never been to No. I think it was like I don't know. Like I mentioned before, go to the car. Nothing there. >> Yeah. Well, we're going to check her just real quick and then >> like I said, we got her purse. >> She's okay. >> If you're waiting for the tow truck anyway, >> I just make sure she's okay. It's my only, >> you know, I'll be more than happy to get you live right up by Hudson. I'll give you a ride up. It's not a big It's not a big deal. >> It's no big deal for him or me. >> It's up to you, man. >> I'll take care. >> Yeah. We're not going to leave you stranded. If you want to just grab a seat right there, we're just going to talk to her or no? >> Uh, just right now. I'll let you talk to her before we leave. >> Yeah, I'll let you talk to her before we leave. What's up? >> I mean, you can if you want to. You can wait in our lobby, but it's it's going to be >> Yeah. >> Right. Right. Yeah. Exactly. It's going It's going to be a few like for us to do what we got to do. She yelling? Sounds like it. >> Are you allowed to look through my car? >> Yes, we are. So, what's happening right now is we're allowed to look for uh evidence of intoxicants. Okay, >> that's great. So, uh, as >> So, can I tell you those two hidings that are in there are from today? >> Okay, that's fine. I mean, >> there's there's two in my garbage can, but they're not from today. >> Okay. Well, listen. I just so we're clear, I'm not looking to he up for like open containers that are in the vehicle if they're from days past. Like, those are crushed and empty. >> You're going to find them. I just wanted to let you know they're not from tonight. >> I appreciate you being honest with me, okay? But it's it's just what we look for is right now, right? >> If you have like like a half full one, like you've been drinking while you're driving. As long as that's not in there, I don't care. No. >> Okay. I don't have >> Is there anything else in the car I got to worry about? >> There is. >> Do you smoke? Do you smoke in the car? >> Smoke what? >> Smoke weed? >> No. >> Does he smoke weed? >> He does. Yes. I don't. >> I'm a control freak. I can't smoke weed. >> Okay. That's cuz I smell weed, but I don't know if it was from somebody or from the car. So, >> not me. He was smoking while we were out. >> Okay. But >> okay listen to my car. >> We're we'll be quick. Okay. Um start thinking about who you'd like to call to come pick you up. We got to have somebody sober come pick you up. Okay. >> All right. Just hang tight. All right. >> Thank you. >> You know >> there is another guy that looks like me though. So >> everyone tells me that though. Someone tells me there someone looks at me that works at Sea Street and I'm like I'm a new >> I do have a friend that works at Sea Street. You think he lives with me? >> He does. He does. >> What's his name? >> Isaiah. >> Maybe. I assumed like a year ago. Like I like it out here cuz like I'm from Kingsburg. Like I grew up with it sucked. Like even like tonight like even I see even tonight like she was helping me out. like she missed under the bridge and we seen guys follow us and I told her and we seen it happen and she's like and then that's why she mad. >> So I got ripped up on YouTube for saying that like this was a mistake and stuff like that. You know, people make mistakes for drinking and driving. It is a mistake. >> Someone put you on body cap on YouTube. >> Yeah. People over request our videos all the time. So, >> so it is. So, listen. It It is a mistake. There is >> Can I be honest with you though, bro? You guys are overly nice. Like overly nice. I don't >> All I got to say is thank you. And like >> we we So, like she was driving me home. She's being nice to me and I told her going to the bridge. That's where I live. If I had her, she missed it. And I made her make the right by the preschool cuz that's how you get back over where I live. And she was like I she was like they're going to follow us. That's why she did what she did. And she she she's like kind of like me. I saw my words. She didn't really drink that much tonight. That's why she's being annoying. She's like you can't sh my car. But she's a little young. She's not really understanding what's going on. So I get it. Like I don't I don't care. I don't want to be on YouTube. Like you don't want to be on YouTube. But like I mean >> you guys are really nice though. Listen. We try to be. >> Listen. Flor is a little nicer than you guys though. I'll tell you that. Oh, now now I take off now I take offense to that. >> Come on. >> Well, that was my next qu. >> It's still Yeah, it's still legal. You don't >> um She don't smoke weed. No, >> that was my question to her cuz I smelled the weed. I said, "Is it from >> It's me 100%." Yes. She don't smoke weed. >> All right. >> She actually gets married. >> That's what she said. She's She >> That's why I want to make sure her cars are No, no, no, no. Don't ever do that. No, no, no. >> Yeah. That's why she >> She got really unlucky. She want to listen. She want to go on the bridge. And then she >> So, so listen, here's the deal. And it's the same thing I tell everybody with DWIS, right? It was a bad decision to drive while you're, you know, after you've been drinking. Would you agree? >> She didn't from my decision. She didn't even drink. She wanted to come help me out tonight. The only reason we were here is because she missed the bridge and I I forced her to make the right to go by school and then you got pulled over and we didn't repeat that though. And I don't even know you guys want to believe that, but I was in a bad decision. She wanted to help me out, but she missed going under the bridge and I said, "Make the right by the preschool." >> So, all I'm saying is in general, drinking and driving is a bad decision. Right. >> Of course, you got to be accountable. >> It's it's a it's a mistake in judgment. Right. >> You have a priv you have a privilege to have a license. So, if you don't answer the privilege, then that's on you. >> Right. Exactly. So, and because it's a mistake, right, we try not to beat people up too bad, but this is the best of it's a it's a crappy crappy situation. Best of a crappy situation. nobody gets hurt, right? At the end of the day, she's going to get traffic tickets and then she's going to, you know, deal with it accord, you know. >> I just want to make sure she's okay. >> Yeah, she's okay. She's all right. Um Robbie, if you want to give, uh Oh, I got her. I'll drive her. >> Are you all right hanging out? >> Should I wait till I get sold and maybe he can drive me home? >> Yeah. Yeah, that's fine. They I think they said Johnny Hughes is already on the way, right? >> Mr. Hennessy. >> One of them. >> One of them. I'll just um I'll wait till the toe gets here, I guess. I don't know. What do you think? >> Can I talk for a second or no? >> Yeah. Yeah. I give you I give you your phones. Is there anywhere I can call you number? You sure? I'm always sure. My [ __ ] HAIR IS IN MY [ __ ] FACE, BRO. >> Do you have a vape? >> Do you have a [ __ ] vape? >> I love you. dude, man. >> Been together a while or >> No, I just know her. She's nice. So, like tonight, like honestly, by the way, she didn't really drink too much. So, like she's like kind of like me. So, like I start my words regardless if I'm drunk or not. So, um she drove me home. She was she missed a turn and we were arguing. So, when you guys pulled over, we got in the argument and she was like, "Uh, this is going to be a bad thing for us." So, I know how it goes with this situation. So I'm like, "Who do you want me to call?" Cuz I know how John's law works. So I can't sign her out because I was with her in the call. So she has work. So who's going to send her out? >> Not even that. You know, if you were dead sober, you could sign. I can tell that you've had a little bit. >> I need to smoke a pot to you. So like, you know, but that's my point. You see how I talked to her in the car. I'm like, "Who do you want me to call so you don't out?" >> Yeah. >> Trying to be nice, man. >> She'll uh she'll figure it out. >> It's it's it's just stupid [ __ ] man. She was being nice to me tonight. And it's like crazy cuz like when she missed the turn, we were arguing and then like we seen lights behind us and like she was like, "Oh, I'm fucked." >> And like she's not even that she didn't even drink at all. She just came from the pickle. She didn't she wasn't even there with us. But she's just >> Yeah. >> No girlfriends go >> things happen, you know. >> I don't drive home. No, thank you. I just want to make sure her car's okay. >> Yeah. >> Is it going to Hennessy or No. >> Uh I think Johnny. >> Where's that at? >> It's just the other uh tow company in town. I think they still house it in Atlantic. >> Right by where Hennessy is. >> Yeah. >> Um >> I'm new here, man. I just I I Everyone likes me, so I'm I'm I >> Where'd you grow up? In the B. >> Right by Portouth Road. >> You ever played football out there? You know Tommy Claget? >> What street? >> Uh I grew up north road. >> On Portouth? >> Yeah. >> So I played pop my whole life. You know Tommy Claget? Cuz my my one of my best friends, he's from out here. He played football with me. I'm Tommy Claget. >> What? Stephen or Tom? >> So Stephen's probably his little brother. Tomy's my age. Yeah. Yeah, >> he's my quarterback. >> Um, >> as my Miss Glad was my guidance counselor. Uh, she's the best. >> I had a friend. >> I had a friend that lived on uh Forest >> in Kingsburg. Yeah. >> What's his name? >> Ian McNair. >> McNair. You [snorts] knew him. How old are you? >> 26. >> I'm 28. Not that far apart. >> Yeah. >> It's nice to meet you, dude. >> Did you go to Kingsburg? >> Yeah. Born and raised. Kind of liked it, though, cuz like >> I had like the good and the bad side of it. >> Maybe I just another day. But like even moving out here, like I just looked at I moved there for a year ago. I'm like best thing for me. You know what I mean? Like I kind of all my old friends and I'm like it's awesome. But like even tonight like I'm like >> did you know uh did you grow up with that kid? >> Um he's in jail right now. Uh >> John Curtain. >> Not too much on that. >> Nah, not too much going on, >> you know. But like like with that statement being said like maybe you know Big Don Samish. You ever been to Middletown? You ever heard of Big? >> I went to I went to Midor. >> You heard Young King Dave? >> I grew up with him. >> I'm the reason he wrapped in life. >> I'm his he was one of my best friends before he passed. Man >> David Nixon. >> Yeah. >> You ever w Visuals? >> Yeah. >> I'm I'm the reason Dave when So and I that's why I don't want to talk too much. But um one thing I'll say is when I met David um I'm trying to find my vape. I think I lost it. When I met David, I met him at McMang Park and when I met him, my friend used to bully him, but when I met David, um, I was at that point in my life is my dad. But, um, my newest friend, he was from Middletown. David Nixon is the reason I shoot music videos in life. Like, big Doink Amish, like the word doink, like >> I met David McMahon and I shot his look it up when you get a chance. Wo visuals, you'll see it's me. Dave Dave kind of like he showed me what life was could be and then he died so quick and we didn't it's hard to explain man >> if you really know Dave you went to school Dave you'll get it Dave was slow people used to bully him my friends my friends I'm from >> my friends cuz >> but like that kid you said like me and him were nice was my best friend >> well I was asking if you knew cuz I grew up with him I knew Yeah. Yeah. He passed away too, man. Keep >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I know. You know what's crazy though? My so much. His parents His parents didn't like me when I first met them, but like when they realized what I was about, they got it cuz like his >> dude changed a life. I don't want to ride home though. >> You got I'll give you a ride. It's >> No, no, no. I'm going to walk home. >> It's not a It's not a bother. >> I definitely mentioned when I was younger, though. >> Probably >> when I was a kid, bro. Like, what's the park at McMahon with the wall with the tennis court? >> McMahon Park. >> No, not McMahon. There's another park has the wall that they play like Batman at. When I was a kid and I met Dave, there's these little kids used to come there and you used to like get their order signed by him. But like you knew David, could you imagine? Like he was mentally challenged in life like >> Yeah, he was. >> You see what he did for people? >> He was a dance man. I don't know what you do for a living. Look up visuals. That's like Dave actually changed my life. >> But even tonight like I'm mad at her cuz like she wanted to help me out and like we got in trouble cuz we argued, >> right? Things happen, you know, and who knows, maybe this was for the best cuz if you kept if she kept driving, maybe she would have got into an accident. >> No, we were going to go to my house. We missed the turn and I was talking. >> Listen, man. It's a long way from here to there. >> No. So, I keep saying I said seven times. She was supposed to go under the bridge. She didn't listen. So, I was trying to tell her to make the right at [ __ ] um Miller Street. She didn't listen. So, when we got over, you guys pulled over and I'm like, "That's what it is." Think about it though. I told her to make a right at Miller Street. We got all the way over here. it. Oh, well you make sure it's okay. >> I mean, there's really you can't like you're not going to be able to go in the back and see her. >> So, there's really like no >> That's for you, sir. Thank you, Johnny. >> Just want to take care of my people, that's all. >> Yeah, I know. Um, >> you don't understand. She's being loud. She's screaming in the background. >> Like I said, I'll >> Thank you for being nice, though. >> I'll make sure she calls you when she gets home. >> I was being funny, though. floors are really nice last time I seen him though. >> Hey, he's he's always nice though. >> We don't get paid to be [ __ ] >> No, you don't. >> You know, and if you're having a bad day, why make it worse? >> I had a great day today. And like >> I don't know. She didn't have a good day and now I feel bad for her cuz think about it. What's today? Thursday. >> Thursday. >> She doesn't have the money to pay it. It's 2:25. Every day it's $50. Miss is cool though. >> They usually uh they're pretty understanding over there. So, if I come with you to the police station, you can't come inside. >> Like, you can sit in the lobby, but there's like a whole lot of >> I live pretty close to there, though. I'd rather just make sure she's okay if it's okay with you. >> Yeah. I mean, like I said, you're not going to be able to see her. >> What's the option here? >> I can give you a ride home. >> Okay, we'll do that. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> You live at Twin Lights Court? >> Yeah, I'll get in the back seat. I got you. >> That's up uh in the Hudson parking lot, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You ain't got no knives, guns, nothing like that, right? >> So, >> I ain't going to go in your pockets or nothing. >> I'll hang on to this until we get to where we're going. >> Of course. >> Just make sure you don't have no guns or nothing. >> No, I don't have that. >> No, it's cool. [snorts] I don't have no gun in my wood. That's why I give you that. Give me a ride home. Listen, that's that's that's just for my business. That's what I do for a living. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Am I allowed to have it back or No, >> this. Yeah. Yeah. >> No, later. Later. >> Yeah. Once we get back once we get home. >> This is not tight. Thank you. >> So, this just It's the opposite. So, this goes >> over your head. >> So, can I ask you a question? >> Sure. >> Can I just like Never mind. >> What's your unit number at twin lights? >> She was I won twin club. My point is like she's like when you guys she was being a little like >> she's just emotional because >> I understand that but she doesn't understand that she needs to call somebody to make sure she gets to work. >> We'll explain that to her and as she comes down you know and law >> we'll explain it to her. >> Okay. >> We explained that to you. >> Just get me home. I'm sorry. You're not my heart. I'm sorry. Listen, >> you don't have to be sorry. It's what I do for a living. >> I know. Thank you again. >> Yeah, no problem. >> Sorry again, boss. 1764. 1764 tow has the vehicle and I'm giving a courtesy transport for one male to Twin Lights Court 101. >> Go started. 95081. Camera >> transporting one male has been two. [snorts] Step easy. You know Austin Wise? >> I do. >> That's my [ __ ] boy, man. You play Northball? >> I didn't. I >> You asked about one name before. You went to high school with him, right? I grew up with him when he lived in Highlands. >> No, I'm talking. No, no, no. What I'm saying people, right, you ask more than one name, one person, right? >> Yeah. >> That was my best friend in life. And the reason I'm so nice to him is because he made one wrong choice. You know what I'm talking about. >> Absolutely. >> My best friend life. He made one bad choice. >> So remember when I was a kid, bro? >> Probably. He when when he was like that cuz I know Nick for real. >> I know Austin. I know Elijah. Elijah who? Uh, Uno Ali. >> Yeah, >> I shoot his music video. >> I know. Uh, you know Nick Morton? >> Of course. What? >> I know Nick. >> Nick Morton. Nick Morton. The person you said they fought when I were younger. Nick Morton is my Yo, I met Nick Morton like when I first started there again. You remember me from back in the day? >> Yeah. >> I love Nick Morton, man. He's a good kid. >> Yeah. I I grew up with all of them. >> But like like a kid is like my best friend when I was a kid. Like the only kid in my life who actually like when I like my mom kicked me out. He was nice to me but like made a wrong choice. >> Absolutely. >> And like you you remember Greg Tut. You remember Greg Cut? >> Yeah. >> Pass away. Him and Kan they died. Next time I see you when you you know Sky Cherry too. >> I know Skye. >> Ask about me. So when you see these people smoke like the wheels about me. >> I will. >> We got lucky life man. Like my friends didn't choose my jokes even tonight. Like you've seen how I came. That girl just is [ __ ] >> Thank you though. You're a nice dude. >> I try, man. >> I mean, honestly though, not like I'm from Kingsburg, man. Like where I grew up, most teams most cops in life like you're not like I don't know how to explain. Like when I moved to Highlands, like I learned like cops are an [ __ ] Yeah. I mean, look, it it depends on the situation. If you're giving a [ __ ] we'll give it back. But >> Well, I mean, like, [snorts] I'm older than you a little bit, but like anyone everyone my age, I know the cops. You know, I know you're the nes twins. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> My boys. But like before they were cops, like they didn't like people like me. Like people like you guys, like you guys give people a chance. Like kind of neighbor, they were my friends. Probably You actually know the Mangusins or N? >> I I don't know them like like we wouldn't go out and get beers together. >> They're the only twins you would know from this area. They're twins. They're King's Vict. They're cops and they're twins. >> Yeah, I worked uh I worked a fair with um >> with one of them last year. >> I mean, you know, hospital wise, so I appreciate that. You know, you know, I leave. Yeah, I was uh I was with him not too long ago. >> You know James Johnson, too? >> No, I don't know James. >> You know Ali was your friend? >> Yeah. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Yo, that's so awesome. I love Ali. I'm Al McMahon. You ever been when you were a kid? >> Which one? >> Arena football. It's straight straight >> straight down. >> You ever played arena? >> No, I don't. I >> You ever played arena? >> I don't play football. >> No. When we were a kid, we're hockey rink. We call it arena though. 28. When we were a kid left, >> when we were kids, we played arena. We called the hockey arena. That was our [ __ ] Sorry, man. Ali, keep on going straight. >> Sorry about that. Thank you. >> That's all right. >> It's weird over here cuz I want a sport league. It's different right here. Thank you very much. Next time you see our league, tell me all visuals. >> I will. >> Hopefully next time you see us on >> 64 county 95083 is my ending. 250. >> Nick's going to be mad at me that I met you like this though. I'm not going to lie to you. >> Nick, I talk to him every day. I'll tell him I met you. >> Yeah. Seriously though, >> I'll send him a Snapchat when I'm done. >> Don't. >> Not of you. Not of you. >> No, no. I honestly Thank you. I'm like too like Thank you again. I'm too like um my own persona, but like you know the same people I know like uh Lee and I met when I was young. Dave like >> I went to high school with all of them. >> You were really nice tonight though. I appreciate even Flores though. Like people say Floor is an [ __ ] Flor is very nice. What's the one guy with the ball head? I think his name is Snider. >> Scholar. >> He's very nice. >> But thank you again. I appreciate you. >> Can um if she can't make a phone call, can you like have her call me or anything? Should I help her? >> I think she'll be okay. I should call mom, but like >> worst case scenario, we'll we'll have her call you and and see if we can figure like I know I can't sign up for John's law, but like I think she'll have her option she getting out, but like I want to make sure she's okay. >> Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. When she gets out, I'll tell her to call you. >> I'm sorry again, man. I'm sorry. You know, I know. [laughter] Thank you. >> No problem. Have a good night. >> Going to get going. All right. >> All right. I love you. >> 1734 County 101. My start mileage. 63105. Body cameras on. talking. >> I'm sorry. >> You don't have your seat belt on? >> Yeah, it's it's beeping cuz I don't have it on. We're right up here on the hill. >> Yeah, it's a little tough to hear you through that partition. Sorry. >> It's a little tough to hear you through the plastic. >> That's okay. >> How much is my car going to be to get it out? >> I don't know how much they charge. Um the uh the tow company will usually let you know like tomorrow when you come and get the release form for it. They'll uh you can call them and ask them and work that out with them. >> What time they open? Um, they open they're generally open from I would say at least 8 o'clock on. You just have to wait 12 hours. >> Okay. >> So, 12 hours from now it's 2:00. >> 2 p.m. >> Mhm. >> That's great. >> Okay. >> And the vehicle's registered to you, right? >> It is. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So 2 p.m. tomorrow. >> You know what? Can I say something? >> Uh, you can. It's just got to let you know I got my body camera on. >> Yeah, I don't give a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I really don't care. >> Okay. There's worse drivers out there. >> Right. >> I get it. I get it. >> Right. So, yeah. I mean, the reasons that I stopped you, they are the two things you look for when we're looking for intoxicated drivers are failure to maintain lane and rates of speed. So, you know, you kind of fit the >> Yeah, that's fine. Get it. I know you don't care, but I can't afford another [ __ ] car, so I'm never crashing mine, >> right? >> I know you don't give a [ __ ] but I give a [ __ ] That's my [ __ ] car. Here I am. for the will >> the 1734 county uh 1011 any mileage it's going to be 63106 >> can I pee >> um I can let you do that in a little bit >> yeah we have we have some some stuff we have to do first before >> you know What I wouldn't got no choice but to wait for my car to get to right got my license. Sir, >> I'm sorry. >> You don't got no choice but to wait for my car to get to, right? >> Who's that? >> Will. >> He's We're going to have an officer drive that other officer drive him home. He he requested that we uh give him a ride since he's only in town here. All right. Can reach across you again. Seat belt. All right. Just watch your step coming out. Come straight towards the police here. >> Can you call my job for me? >> Your job for you? >> Yeah. >> For what? because y'all arrested me. >> Well, you want me to call your job? >> Yep. >> So, that last Friday cuz I got my own ride home last Friday.