Stop is being recorded. The reason you're being stopped was a few things. >> So, when you turned onto California Street, you didn't use your turn signal. >> Then you almost hit a curb. Then you made a left-hand turn here onto a street. Again, not using your turn signal. >> I see you have blood coming down your hand. >> What's going on with that? >> Oh, that's a personal reason. >> Wait. I don't have my wallet with me actually. >> Okay. >> Can you come talk to me outside the car, please? >> Because I'm instructing you to step out of your vehicle. >> Is there a reason why? >> It's a lawful order. You have to step out of your vehicle now. I'm kind of concerned about how much alcohol you had to drink tonight. >> If I say no, like what happens beyond that? >> I'm [ __ ] scared. >> I think you're intoxicated. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, at this time, you are under arrest. Wait. No. >> No. Don't tense up. Don't tense up. Relax. >> No. >> Relax. >> What the? I didn't do anything. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> She's just not in a good place right now. >> It's late 1:20 a.m. in Pullman, Washington. While patrolling NEB Street, officer Brock Westerman spots a 2017 Kia Sportage heading south. It turns onto California Street with no signal. Nearly grazes a curb, then turns onto NEA Street again without signaling. The driving cues are clear. Missed signals close to the curb. Unusual approach. The officer activates his emergency lights. The vehicle stops in a parking lot on the 800 block of NEA Street. This is where the stop with 19-year-old Marray Quigley begins. [Applause] >> 46 will take a second. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> My name's Officer Westman. Stop is being recorded. The reason you're being stopped was a few things. So, when you turned onto California Street, didn't use your turn signal, >> then you almost hit a curb, then you made a left-hand turn here onto a street. Again, not using your turn signal. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Were you just distracted by something? >> I just I'm sorry. I usually >> Okay. >> We're here uh frequently, so um I see you have blood coming down your hand. What's going on with that? Oh, that's a personal reason. Yeah. >> Are you okay? >> I'm fine. >> All right. Did you cut yourself? >> Yep. >> How long ago? >> I don't really think that's any of your business. I'm sorry. >> All right. I'm just concerned. >> No, that's fine. No, I'm just here to >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> I do. Wait, I don't have my wallet with me, actually. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. Do you have your registration and insurance for the car? >> Well, that >> One Direction. >> What do you What do you mean? >> I need you to focus on the task at hand. Your phone call is not the priority. >> I'm sorry. I got to go. I'm sorry, bro. >> What's up? >> I need your registration insurance for the vehicle. >> How old are you? >> 19. Okay. >> I think. Okay. I think this is Let me make sure. Okay. Yeah, this is my recent insurance. I got a new car last year. >> Okay. >> This is here. And I think this is my >> uh It talks about warranties and all sorts of things. >> Is this not the >> So, no, that one is not. This one's your registration. You're looking for an insurance card. >> Insurance. Okay. I think that's on my app. What do you Okay. >> Is your last name Quigley? >> Yes. Oh, I was going to say, >> what's your first name? >> All right. >> How do you spell it? >> M A I R E A D. >> M I Oh, sorry. That's different than I'm used to. M A I >> R E A D. >> R E. Yep. >> And what's your middle initial? >> Rose. R. >> And your date of birth? >> July 17th, 2003. July the 17th of 03. >> Yep. >> What state is your driver's license here in? >> Washington. >> What's your address here in Pullman? >> Uh in Pullman. >> Mhm. >> Sorry. The apartment number again. Okay. >> Sorry. I don't know my insurance. I I we switched me and my dad >> switched our insurance recently. So, I'm trying to find >> Okay. And you pronounced it pronounced your first name Mored. >> Mered. Marade. >> Like parade. Yeah. >> Marade. Okay. Merade, can you come talk to me outside the car, please? >> Because I'm instructing you to step out of your vehicle. >> Is there a reason why >> it's a lawful order? You have to step out of your vehicle now. >> Is there a reason? Is it a lawful order? >> Yes, ma'am. Step out of your vehicle. Can you come back here? So, I'm concerned. How you doing? >> This is where I live. >> Okay, cool. >> Yeah, sounds good. So, I'm kind of concerned about how much alcohol you've had to drink tonight plus your driving. Would you be willing to do some voluntary field sobriety tests? >> Is that a voluntary thing? >> Correct. They're voluntary. >> So, if I say no, what is that? >> Then I have to make my decision based on the observations to this point, >> which is like based on what? >> You're poor driving. >> Poor driving based on what? Me not putting my blinker. >> Not using your blinker. Nearly striking the curb when you pulled into this parking lot. Instead of just coming to a stop, we went through all of these cars and then came back here. >> Well, this is where I was pulling into. So, >> okay. You just have to say yes or no. You want to do the test. >> What What do I do if I say no? >> What happens if I say no? >> Then I have to make my decision based on the observations I've seen at this point. >> Which is what? >> I've just >> Can you be honest with me? Yeah. >> If I say no, like what happens beyond that? >> If I believe that you're >> I'm like just genuinely like scared of like what's going on here? Like I've I I I've seen too many videos and I'm [ __ ] scared that I don't like trust you guys. So like what's going on behind that? >> I'm here. >> So I think you're intoxicated. >> Okay. >> Okay. So at this time you are under arrest. Place your hands behind your back. >> Wait. No. >> No. Don't tense up. Relax. Relax. >> What the [ __ ] >> She has dry blood on your hand. >> Joey, again, please. >> No one will walk up to this. Otherwise, they will be detained. >> What do you mean I'm under? >> Relax. Relax. >> What do you mean? I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't >> DUI. >> What do you mean? I didn't do anything. My car at least. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say against >> Get him to get my car at least. the right at this time to talk to an attorney and have him present with you while you're doing question. >> If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you without cost if you so desire. >> Tell him to get my car at least going. >> You can decide at any time. >> He's in there. Tell him to get my car. >> Not to make any statements or answer. >> Today is the 15th of September, 2023. It is 0128 hours. >> I don't have my [ __ ] phone. I don't have anything. >> She said it was a personal reason. She didn't want to talk to me about it. Okay, we're going to walk to the rear of my patrol car. [Applause] >> Do you have anything on you that can stick or stab me? Like a pocketk knife, needles, something of that sort? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have pockets on your skirt? >> No. >> Or these shorts? >> No. >> Okay. >> Can I at least have my phone? >> Relax. Please. Please relax. Fighting this is not going to change anything. I need you to relax. Okay. >> Not at the moment. I'll come talk to you in a second. Have a seat. >> What are you? You haven't even What are you >> Would you like medic to come look at your wrist? >> No. >> Okay. >> Can you just Why are you arresting me? You are under arrest for operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol to the point that it's impaired your drink. >> Yeah, if you would please. >> Um, it's hard to pronounce. May red like marade said like parade. >> Okay. Hey, do you want me to get your phone for you? >> Like I can use it. >> Um, well, you can have it with you. He's probably going to take you to the the police station. You probably want to have >> Why am I Okay. Can I ask? You guys have not have any like official >> DUI. >> Yes. Why are you guys arresting me? If you may ask, like he does have no official like information of why he arrested me. >> Oh, well, he has to go by his observations. So, what he saw, what he saw, >> which is what? >> Oh, I don't I'm not >> me not turning my [ __ ] blinker on, which is what half the people in Poland do. >> No, I'm not going to argue. You want your phone, though? >> Yes. Ask Nathan. >> Ask Nathan. Okay. >> Appreciate you guys not walking up. Sorry. >> Oh, what questions can I answer? I can't answer all of them, but >> I'm her boyfriend. >> Yep. >> Can I Can I just ask what's happening? >> She is under arrest for DUI. She's highly intoxicated. >> I told her not to. >> And she's driving. >> I told her I would walk there and I got a call. She was on her way. >> What are the next steps for us to >> She'll be with me for about the next 6 hours. >> As as her boyfriend, what can I do? >> Nothing really. We're going to make sure that her phone goes with her. So when she's released, >> should I contact her parents? Should I Should I >> I wouldn't just let >> that That' be her. Just that'll be her choice. >> What about a vehicle? >> We're just going to lock it up here. >> Just Just leave it here. Just leave it there. >> Yep. >> Is it on right now? >> Yeah. Can we take care, please? >> We're going to lock it. >> All right. All right. Appreciate you. >> Thank you. >> She'll give you a call when she has an opportunity. >> Can I Can I tell you something and and not >> I'm recording? >> Obvious. No, I know. if you're recording whatever but not make it obvious to her. >> Sure. >> Would just really appreciate and this night has been very rough for her and the reason she came over here and I told her not to I said I will walk to your house and I don't know why she didn't listen and I but she's just not in a good place right now. So if you'll keep that in mind I would really >> where the cutting is coming from and all that stuff. >> Yeah. Is she Is she bleeding right now? She told me she was cutting herself tonight. >> It's uh dried. So it's not like actively bleeding. >> Please keep >> We'll continue to talk to her about it and try to get her resources >> and we'll get her medics too if she needs it. >> Yeah. Right now she just doesn't want that. So okay. All right. I know it's a lot of information to process in the moment. >> I'm not I'm not seeing I understand. But I just I hope I just want you guys to know that she's not there mentally 100% and has and she's obviously I could tell by the way she's talking to you guys. She's drunk and not there. So >> yeah, >> I appreciate it. Okay, please. >> He said they're going to be about six hours with her and then we'll find a way to go. >> Did you find a soft? >> So So in the morning in the morning, >> she wanted him to look for it in the car. >> In the morning, should I come to the the police station and pick her up? >> Um, so how about this? She wants you to find her cell phone to make sure it goes with her. Do you mind looking in the car? >> You know what it looks like. Grab her cell phone and then Yes, she'll be able to give you a call. >> Do you mind if you want me to give you guys the keys? >> Uh, sure. if you want to roll up the windows and lock it. >> Okay. Yep. >> Thank you very much. >> Yep. We'll make sure this goes with her. >> Thank you. >> So, in the morning, in the morning, >> should I should I come to the police station? >> If that's what she wants >> and pick her up. >> Yeah. As long as you're sober. >> And And will will she be able to call me in the morning to tell me? >> Yeah. When she gets released, she'll have her cell phone. She'll be able to call >> and she'll be released at the like in 6 hours or in the morning. >> Yes. As long as she doesn't have a prior DUI. If she had a prior DUI or warrant for arrest, then she'd have to go to jail. >> I know she doesn't. So, >> taking you to the station. What's that? >> I have it up here with me. Yep. What's that? >> Not right now. All right. This is a tight little parking lot. One of you guys don't belong to this Honda, do you? >> It's just a tight parking lot. I'm trying to get out. >> No, no, this white one here. earlier today. Was that by chance? A great dang pit mix. >> I don't know, but could have been breaking fast 236 Northwest Timothy Street 46 advising that he left for work around 1900 and when he came back his dog was gone. Described to be a blue and gray gray game pit bull mix with no collar. police. He left his front door unlocked when he went to work. >> Hold on just one second. Pullman 467 >> route to the station for the test. Make any mileage. >> Good. >> 22.2. >> Yes, ma'am. What's that? >> Where's the other what >> officer? >> He left. >> Police officer. >> He left. to go where? >> I don't know. Probably to go do police work >> for a couple of hours. Based on the color and the location of the dog probably 467 out at holding ending mileage 23.17. I don't think I ran the driver, did I? >> When you're ready. Go ahead. >> Last of Quigley, Queen Union, Ida, George, Lincoln, Edward Young. First I spell Mary Adam Ida Robert Edward Adam David middle Rbert 071703 female Caution 140. >> Can I get out? >> Yep. Stand to the right of the door so I can get the next door for you. Go up to that brown chair in front of you. >> Do you want me to sit in it? Stand in it or what? >> I don't want you stand in it. But you can't have a seat. >> Can you take these off, please? Can I have my phone? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz that's not part of the process. But no, you already had your reds, right? We're going to read them again. Received. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you can say or you say can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to attorney before answering questions. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rates? Can I say yes or no? >> Yep. >> Okay. I have read or had read to me the explanation of my constitutional rights. I understand these rights. I understand my constitutional rights. I've decided not to exercise these rights at this time. Any statements made by me are made freely, voluntarily, and without threats or promises of any kind. >> Do you understand that? >> Do you have anything in your mouth? >> No. >> No gum. piercings. What do >> you mean by that? >> I'm going to answer your question here. What that does is for the next 15 minutes, you can't put anything inside your mouth. If there was residual alcohol in your mouth, it gives it time to evaporate again. Do you have anything in your mouth? >> No. >> Can you open your mouth and lift up your tongue, please? >> What? >> Can you open your mouth and lift up your tongue, please? Like this. Thank you. The next section is the implied consent warning for breath. So, warning. You're under arrest for RCW4661-502, RW4661504, driving or being in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. Further, you're 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. One, you're now advised that you have the right to refuse this spread test. And if you refuse, A, 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 B, your refusal to submit to this test may be used in a criminal trial. Two, you are further advised that if you submit to the breath test and the test is administered, your driver's license, permit, or privilege to drive will be suspended, revoked, or denied by Department of Licensing for at least 90 days if you are a age 21 and over. Test indicates alcohol concentration of your breaths. 08 or more or you're in violation of RCW 4661502 driving under the influence or RCW 4661504 physical control of the vehicle under the influence. B under the age of 21 and the test indicates the alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.02 02 or more or you're in violation of RCW4661502 driving under the influence or RCW4661504 physical control of a vehicle under the influence. Three, if your driver's license, permit or privilege to drive is suspended, revoked, or denied, you may be eligible to immediately apply for ignition interlock driver's license. Four, >> wait, read that again. >> Sure. If your driver's license permit or privilege to drive is suspended, revoked, or denied, you may be eligible to immediately apply for ignition interlock driver's license. >> Four, you have the right to additional tests administered by any qualified person of your own choosing. Do you have a commercials driver's license? Like to drive semi-truckss >> to drive >> like semi-truckss, 18 wheelers. Okay. >> I have read the above statement to the subject. I have. So, I'm gonna sign I have read or had read to me the above statement. Just need to say yes or no. >> Yep. Do you uh get a commission off of this? >> Nope. Just get paid my normal amount that I get paid every single night. Will you now submit to a breath test? Yes or no? >> If I say no, then what? >> Then I mark the no box. >> And then what? >> We'll continue with the process. >> Which is what though? So if you say yes, we do the test the machine here, >> right? >> And then all these things that we just read over apply. If you say no, then we don't do the test and all the things we just read over apply. >> Would you like me to read them to you again? >> Okay. If I say no, then what? >> Can you just be straight up? Yes. Like if I say yes, then this. If I say no, then this. If you mark no, then you're saying you don't want to do the test and I mark it as a refusal. I continue with the packet of papers, >> which is what >> it's question and answer section. I fill out paperwork because you have some questions about this document that I'm not allowed to interpret. Would you like to talk to an attorney who can better explain it to you? >> Is there one here right now? >> We go in that room right there. >> I really don't want Okay. How? I don't want to be here for the rest of the night. I'm [ __ ] cold. >> Regardless if you provide a sample or not, you're going to be here for the majority of the evening. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> Not one bit. So whether you provide the sample or not >> does not change that fact. You're under the age of 21. You've consumed a fair amount of alcohol to the point that you're impaired. >> Based on my observations. >> Based on your observations. Right. Okay. So if I say no then what? If I say if I say yes then what? >> If you say yes then we do the two samples just as I described in this document. If you say no I mark it as a refusal and I continue with the paperwork. >> And if you mark it as a refusal then what? >> Then it can be used in a criminal trial. Why don't I just read this document again because you have questions about exactly what >> I heard what you said but I want to hear like a if I say yes this if I say no that exactly what I just asked right >> so if you provide a breath we're going to do the machine after that you're going to go in that holding cell for up to six hours if you know that you don't want to do the breath you're going to go in that cell for up to six hours same result the difference is what the department of licensing does with your driver's license, >> which is what >> I'm going to reread this document because it explains >> Tell me please. >> I'm not allowed to interpret this. I have to follow the rules, right? So, warning, you're under arrest for Would you like one to read along? Would that be helpful? >> Just read it to me. >> Okay. So, you're under arrest for RCW4661502. 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're 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. One, you are now advised that you have the right to refuse this breath test. And if you refuse, a your driver's license permit or privilege to drive will be revoked or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least one year. >> Okay. So, if I refuse and then if I fail, what it'll be revoked for a year. >> So, >> that's not up for inter interpretation. Like, can you say yes or no to that? >> Correct. Your license could be taken away for a year. could be or will be. >> The wording right here says your privilege to drive will be revoked >> or denied by Department of Licensing for at least one year. And B, your refusal to submit to this test will be used in a criminal trial. You are further advised that if you submit to the 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, test indicates alcohol concentration of your breath is 008 or more or you're in violation of RC 4661502 driving under the influence RW4661504 physical control of a vehicle under the influence or B under the age of 21 which is you. The test indicates alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.02 or more or you're in violation of RW 4661502 driving under the influence RSW 46 sorry 4661504 physical control of a vehicle under the influence. Three, if your driver's license permit or privilege to drive is suspended, revoked, or denied, you may be eligible to immediately apply for ignition interlock driver's license. Let's go. >> Okay, I just want to leave. How can I just What do I have to do to just breath this and leave? I don't want to [ __ ] be here. Like, is there any way I can just be like boom, whatever. You take my [ __ ] license away and I go, please. I I literally just don't want to be here. >> My plan >> what >> is as long as you don't have any warrants for your arrest and you don't have a prior DUI, >> then I'm not booking you into the county jail. just please like. >> Okay. >> All right. So, we'll go back to the question. Will you not to breath test? >> That's fine. I just want to >> I just want to go. Okay. Like, what's the soonest I can get out of here, please? I don't want to. >> So, the soonest you can get out of here is probably about 4:00 a.m. It's 2:00 a.m. right now. That's 2 hours. You could be here up to 6:00. That's the longest you're allowed to be here. I know, but who's going to pick me up at [ __ ] 4 a.m.? No. >> Your boyfriend. I spoke with him. >> Yeah. No, he's not going to be awake. >> He said he's waiting for your phone call so he can come and pick you up. He said he's sober. He can come pick you up. >> Can we just get this [ __ ] over with, please? >> I'm trying to do it as quickly as possible. The next section is a question and answer section. Some of these questions are going to sound silly or redundant. I just have to ask them the same. Do you have any physical impairments? Please put your feet down. I wouldn't come to your house and put my feet on yours. Please put your feet down. >> No. >> Okay. Do you limp? >> Do I limp? >> Yes, ma'am. >> No. >> Are you sick or injured >> at the moment? Sure. No. >> Sorry. That's no >> two answers. Okay. Are you under the care of a doctor or dentist? >> What? Yes. Isn't everyone under the care of of a dentist? >> I think they mean more like you got a procedure like coming up or something. >> I don't know. My mom's a dentist. I don't know. I'm always under the care of a dentist. >> Are you diabetic or epileptic? >> No. >> Do you take insulin? >> No. >> Have you taken any medicines or drugs in the last 24 hours? >> No. >> Any prescription medications? >> Non-prescription medications? Those don't apply then. Have you had any cocaine? >> Nope. >> Any marijuana? No. >> Any other drugs? >> No. >> Do you have impaired vision? >> No. >> Do you wear corrective lenses? >> No. >> Were you wearing them at the time you were stopped? >> Obviously not. >> Obviously no. >> But I got to ask questions. Um, how many hours of sleep did you get last night? >> I don't know. Do you count the hours of sleep? sleep you get for night. >> Yeah, I got about 7 and a half. >> I I don't know. I probably fell asleep at like 1. I woke up at like 9:30. So, I don't know. 8 and 1 half hours, right? >> Okay. Sure. >> You think? >> Uh, were you driving the vehicle? >> Nope. >> That's odd. >> It was a ghost. It wasn't me, huh? >> Okay. Anything mechanically wrong with the vehicle? >> No. Um, my tire pressure is off, they say, but >> Okay. All right. >> But yes, I was driving the vehicle. Sorry I was making a joke. Of course I was. >> Okay, I appreciate that. >> Like obviously. >> Have you been injured or involved in any collisions last 24 hours? >> No. >> Have you had any alcohol to drink since being stopped? Meaning me pulling you over? >> No. >> What do you mean? >> Meaning me pulling >> me since you've been handcuffed me? How how slick do you think I am? >> Some people say not. Some people say yes. >> Obviously not. >> Okay. Where were you going before I stopped you? >> Um, you know, >> I don't. >> Right there where you pulled me over. >> Okay. You're heading to the parking lot. >> Yep. >> On a street. >> Yep. >> Okay. Without looking, what time do you think it is? >> Like 11:23. >> Okay. It's very specific. >> What time is it right now? >> It is currently 1:56. >> Is it really? Damn. What street were you on when I stopped you? >> This street. >> Do you know which direction you're traveling? North, south, east, west, >> south. >> Okay. >> Where'd you start driving from? >> None yet. Is that an option? >> I can I can write down if you want. >> The retreat. I just don't Why is that any other business? >> Like I said, I just have to fill out the paper. Um, do you recall what time you started driving? >> I don't know. 10 minutes before. >> 10 minutes like before I stopped you. >> Probably. >> What day of the week is it? >> Thursday. >> What citycount are you in now? >> Homeman. Oh, crazy, huh? >> I'm in county. 91163. Huh? >> It's good. A lot of people don't know the county. What's today's date? 9:14 23. Good thing I know cuz I go to class every day. Huh? >> Have you been drinking alcoholic beverages? >> I don't know. >> Question. Well, you'll have to see for yourself. No. >> Okay. >> Okay. If I say no, then what? If I say yes, then what? >> No. Then I just mark down your answer. This is not to trick you or anything. I just record your answer. >> Okay. >> Uh, what have you been drinking? >> Na again. None. I don't know. But none. >> None. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Right. Right. Right. You got it. >> How much did you have to drink? >> I I have no I thought I was fine. We were drinking at our friend's house earlier and we all walked back and then I went to get get my boyfriend. I thought I was fine. But >> Okay. Uh what time did you start drinking? >> I have no idea. Na, >> right. No idea. It's easier to write down. Um, who have you been drinking with? >> What? >> Who have you been drinking with? >> Who you want me to list like all like the 20 names of people I think? >> I can write friends. >> Friends. >> It's a little easier. >> Uh, where were you drinking? >> Sorry. >> We were at the land and then we walked back to our house and then we walked back to our other friend's house. So, I don't really know what you want to say. >> Private houses. >> Sure. Do you recall the time of your last drink? Do you believe your ability to drive was affected by your alcohol and or drug use? Have you been arrested for DUI before? >> No. 40 seconds left on it. Punch in all the information. We'll do your breath samples. After that, then the handcuffs can come off. I can be let out like I don't care if I get a ticket. Can I go though? >> I will try to get you as quickly as I can. >> I just want to [ __ ] go. I don't want to be here. >> I understand that. >> Do you? >> Nobody wants to be here. It's not a pleasant thing. And your first name is Pounce Marade, correct? >> Sure. >> I've never met anyone with that name before. >> No. Is it like a family name or something? >> Not even. >> I'm just trying to make small talk. >> What? As your recipe, it's our Thanks for I just want to go. >> So, this machine's going to think for the next couple minutes. Do all of its internal checks. When it's time to do your sample, what I'm going to have you do is you're going to stand up. >> Can I just go home, please? >> Not at the moment. >> I know, but after this, please just give me a [ __ ] If I do, just let me go home. I will do my best. >> Please listen to the instructions. I'm going to put this into the breath nozzle. When I tell you, you're going to stand up. You're going to take a deep breath so your lungs can't hold any more air. Then you're going to blow steady through this tube until all the air is gone. >> Yeah. >> My feet used to do it. >> You do breathalyzers. >> Yep. >> Um it might be a little different than it's still thinking. You can sit if you want. >> Do it. >> Um it's going to take about 10 second sample. It's probably longer than you're accustomed to. >> Go ahead and take your deep breath in and blow out. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You're about halfway. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. And stop. Perfect. Have a seat. It's going to think for just a couple minutes. We'll do it one more time. >> Okay. >> And then I can take the handcuffs off. >> Can I Can you please just like after just give me a ticket, let me go, please. I don't want to be here. >> Okay, have a seat. We're almost through this part. >> No, I know. I just really don't want to be here, please. >> I fully understand. >> You don't. You don't. Have you ever been here in this position? No, you don't. >> I wouldn't be allowed to be a police officer. >> Exactly. You don't know what it feels like. >> So, don't say you know, cuz you don't >> No, I understand you don't want to be here is what I'm saying. But to an extent, you you don't understand cuz you've never been in this seat before with your [ __ ] hands behind your back. I just want to go home and I don't care. Like at this point, like whatever happens, I just want to go home. There's no point in [ __ ] holding me here. Just drive me home. What is it? >> What was your question, sir? What is it? >> What is what? You didn't ask me a question. >> The number I just >> We got to do two. So, it does one. Now, it's doing a sec. It's going to wait here in a second. It's cleaning out all of the breath you provide. We do a second one. Then, it prints off a result sheet. >> I just want to go home, please. I'm feeling >> So, all your paperwork goes to the correct place. What is your address here in town? >> What is my address? What do you mean? >> So all your court paperwork goes to the right place. Okay, it's ready for your second one. If you would please stand up. Would you please stand up? >> What do you want? >> We have to do the second one and then it's done. >> I can't. >> Okay, take your deep breath in. >> [ __ ] you. I'm sorry. Take a deep breath in, please. >> Oh my god, >> we're almost done. >> Sorry. >> Okay. And blow up. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Oh, you unsealed your lips so the air didn't go through it. >> Take your deep breath in. >> As soon as you provide the sample, I can get the handles off. Blow out. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Almost there. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> That was my body camera. That was the machine. >> Is it fine though? >> Uh, it's going to tell me here in a second. Take your handcuffs off. >> Me? Like, I know how to do it. What do you mean? >> Listen to me. I just said the words. I'm going to take your handcuffs off. I thought you said take your handcuffs off. Like I don't want to [ __ ] do it. >> Hold still, please. Hold still. If you twist it, I can't get them off. Go back how you want. Please sit down. >> Have a seat. >> Right there. Sit down. I don't think you really understand the gravity of the situation right now. The way you're behaving is childish. I just want to go. >> I understand that. But you decided to drive intoxicated tonight through the streets of Pullman where there's hundreds of people walking around. Thank god you didn't hit anyone. Your result sheets are going to print off in a minute. After that, we're going to review it together. After that, you're going to be placed in a cell where you will remain until you are released. >> Until when? >> Can't tell you when. It'll be within 6 hours. I will get you a blanket and you'll stay there. In the meantime, I need you to take off all your jewelry, place it inside this box. While you're doing that, I'm going to review your result sheets here. Your first sample tested at a 195 and a 206. Your second sample is a 179 and 188. Twice the legal limit. About eight times the legal limit for a minor such as you. >> I get all this jewelry back. >> Yes, you will. >> I have to take all of it out. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, how long do I have to save this all for? >> Up to six hours. It depends on several factors. There's only so many of us working. I can control the calls that come in. Who calls 911? I will try to get you out here in a reasonable amount of time. I can't tell you exactly when. All I can tell you is the longest you could possibly be here is 6 hours. I will review the rest of the paperwork with you when I release you. At that point, maybe it'll be a little bit more sober and a little bit more cooperative from this point. >> At this point, no. Right. No. >> In general, in general is that like a thing >> makes our time more pleasant, >> but you aren't going to be like punished for being rude and mean and disrespectful. >> That's just I don't know your personality traits that you decide to display tonight. >> I already have asked you twice, but I'll ask you a third time. Would you like medics to come check on your wrist? Part of my job is to I need you to take off your rings, all your jewelry, please. Part of my job is to make sure that people who are in danger to themselves don't harm themselves >> further. Try to take off the ones you can't. So, part of my job is to determine when people need to go to the hospital because they're a danger to themselves. >> So, I have to ask you some questions. I understand that, but I still have to ask. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. I'm fine. >> Well, my first question was, are you going to harm yourself? And you just said yes. What am I going to hurt myself with myself? >> That's why you're taking off all the stuff. >> Right. Right. So, >> but when you get released, >> is that any of your business? Really? >> You just want to pull me over, right? So, no. >> Well, thankfully I pulled you over before you ran someone over. You're twice the legal limit for an adult. >> Well, good thing you I got in that parking lot and I wasn't going to drive. Better choice would have never been to drive in the first place, >> right? No, you're right. I thought it was fine, though. So, not like that's really >> You'll have to take off your necklace as well. Need you to take your shoes off and place them in the bin, please. There's a blanket for you. Please come with me. I'll be back with you in a couple hours. >> Can I make a call or what? >> No back with you. >> What is that about? >> I thought that was like I >> TV. That's if you're booked into jail. You don't want to be booked into jail. >> What? I can't make one call. >> No, it's a TV thing. This is a holding facility. It's not a jail. >> Okay, but what? I can't >> get in the cell. >> What? I can't make a call to anyone. >> Get in the cell. Do it now. >> For how long? >> Get in the cell. >> For how long? >> You can be up here for 6 hours. I don't know how many more times I could answer that question for you. >> You don't have any answer for me. >> 6 hours. Get in the cell. >> [ __ ] you. Yeah, I know. >> Henry, Nora, Sam, Angelina, Adam, Norah, George, Edward, Lincoln, Ida, Adam, John. >> I'm sorry, I'm having a hard time hearing you. Okay. This piece of paper is your right to a hearing. Because you provided a breath sample, you have the right to have a telephonic hearing about the potential upcoming suspension of your license. If you would like to do that, you need to send in a check for $375 within 7 days from today to this address here, Department of Licensing. If you don't send it in, they just assume you don't want that hearing. Okay. So, that piece of paper, you don't have to sign anything up. piece of paper is um talking about this. So it says notice of a right to a hearing. I receive I have been given a written notice to my right to a hearing including the steps required to obtain a hearing and understand the notice of suspension, revocation or denial license will be mailed to the address of record on file the department of licensing. So I need your signature there that you're getting this piece of paper. This piece of paper is your criminal citation. So, it has your information, your vehicle's information, and what you're being charged with driving under the influence up top here. Essentially, what it says, the next 15 days, they're going to be mailing you out a packet of this papers to this address you provided me. If that's wrong or you want your paperwork to go somewhere else, call the court, their website, mail address, all right here. The reason that's important is if they assign you a court date and you don't show up, there'd be a warrant for your arrest. This piece of paper is your copy of the breath sample. Again, just shows the results of your two breath samples. This piece of paper is called your conditions of release. So, when I release you here, this is what you have to follow. So, anytime someone's arrested for DUI, they have to be in court the next court day. It's not your trial or anything, but it's an initial appearance. They'll tell you what you're being charged with. They'll give you information. You have to be there. If you don't show up, there's a warrant for your arrest. So, it's today the 15th >> at 1 p.m. >> I have to be there today. What? That's not I have class today. >> No, you have court today. >> What? In what? Here. >> So, listen. Today, 1:00 p.m. >> KFax, Washington. >> That's [ __ ] [ __ ] I have class today and I have important meetings today. >> Not [ __ ] You committed a crime. You need to be in court. Are you going to show up for court? If you say no, I book you into jail. Yeah, I'm going to go to court. >> Excellent. That's the right choice. >> Your appearance at the above time and location is mandatory and it may not be waved. Your failure to personally appear for this hearing or failure to comply with the below conditions of release shall result in immediate issuance of a bench warrant for your arrest. So when I let you go until you see the judge, this is what you have to do. Pending this hearing, the court has ordered that you comply with the following conditions of release. One, you should not possess or consume alcohol or unprescribed controlled substances. Two, you should not drive a motor vehicle without a valid license with while suspended or revoked and without required liability, insurance, or compliance with applicable responsibility laws. I promise to appear. I received a copy of this notice and I understand the above conditions of release and I promise to comply and appear as directed above. Okay. You understand where you have to be and what time? If you don't, then we'll just go to your class or your house and arrest you and then take you to jail. >> It would not be awesome. >> Yeah, I know. >> I'll have them make you a copy of this one. There's your copy of the court. Do you have any tattoos? >> Any large scars? >> Where would that be? >> None yet. No. >> Where would your large scar be? >> They can figure it out at the jail if you'd rather do it that way. You would rather go to jail >> right now. >> That's what I'm saying. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Do you have any tattoos? >> Consider as large. Like, do you have >> Do you have any identifiable scars? >> No. >> Excellent. I hope that you can find a way to be respectful so we can get you out of here. If not, we can just go to jail. That's still an option. Come stand with your back up against this blue screen here. We're going to do your photograph. >> I got to say, you got probably one of the most disrespectful people I've rested in a long time. >> It's not going to get you very far in life. Can you stand in the center, please? Look straight ahead. Leave your body still, but turn your head all the way to the right. Grab a piece of that paper towel. Wipe off the excess oils from your fingertips. There's a waste basket behind you, right by that blue screen. All right, come on over. This machine's going to do our fingerprints. We're going to start with your left hand, all four fingers. I'm going to push on your cuticles. Make your fingerprints come out better. So, it speeds up the process. So, if we don't get these ones good, then the rest of them suffer. It takes much longer. Sometimes it works if you uh take some of the hand sanitizer and rub it on your fingers and once it dries it makes the fingerprints come out faster or better. Do you want to try that? Hold on. Okay. Let me do the work here. Otherwise, you can just go sit in the cell. We can try again this in another hour. >> Here you go. >> Excellent. Relax. >> I'm relaxed. So it gives me little indicators on it on what it likes. Try rotating your hand this way. Left thumb straight down. Okay. Right thumb. Okay. Right hand. All four fingers. Lift up. Right thumb. Going to go to edge to edge and then lift right up. Index. Let's try it again. Roll back to you again. Middle. Middle ring. Ring again. Little middle little middle step up. Index middle. Ring ring again a Go see chair. Two signatures from first one's your fingerprint card. Goes off to FBI. >> Second one is a disposition sheet. It's used by the court to track progress of your case. You can start putting your property back on. Take your blanket as soon as you grab all your stuff. The door without the window there. Push hard on that door. Push hard on the second door. You'll be out in the lobby.