I know a bunch of people from Villa Park
Police Department. I used to date
Cordell Kitchening.
>> Kathy, unfortunately, he put us in this
position. He's going to take you into
custody for being intoxicated driver.
>> What's up everybody? In today's video,
we have a very powerful Karen getting
arrested. And I say she's powerful
because she has such an impact on these
police officers. They treat her so
differently than they would an average
suspect. You're going to see that for
yourself during this traffic stop.
Without further ado, let's get started.
>> Hello, I'm officer Simonville Park
Police Department. The reason I stopped
you, you seem to have some trouble
changing or keep in your lane. Are you
on your phone at all or?
>> No, I was just trying to do my um GPS.
>> Okay. Where are you trying to go?
>> Um I have a friend who lives out in
Lombard.
>> What's your address?
>> It is like right by JT's Porch.
>> Okay. Right by JT's Porch. Do you have
your driver's license, insurance?
Thank you very much. Still in Batavia?
>> Yep.
>> Sorry, I've got it here.
>> Okay.
>> I worked in Villa Park for a very long
time.
>> Oh, did you?
I'll give you a minute to find that.
Okay, I'll be back.
>> He's looking for a phone.
>> Phone?
>> Yeah.
Just uh just hang up there for a second
>> right here.
>> Yeah.
>> It's completely up to you if you you're
going to do this. Go rock. go at rock or
I give her a ride back to the station.
Whatever you want to do. So, whatever
decision you make, I support 100%.
This sucks. Well, it's a it's a decision
to be made. You stand by decide it. If
we're going to do this, she's goes if if
we're going to do 55, then we run the
55. If we don't, then she's got to go
back to the station. So, I'll take her
back to the station. We'll park her car.
We'll figure it out and we'll go that
route.
>> It's not This is There's nothing good or
bad. This is left or right, however you
want to do it. I support it 100%.
>> My issue is that it was called.
>> I I know this is called in all the way
since Spring Road.
>> I don't have an issue with either
decision. We pick a route, we stick to
the route, and we move forward.
>> Do you guys hear how strange this
sounds? They're talking about this and
they're really hesitant to put her
through the FSTs. They really don't want
to do it because they know her. But if
it was anybody else, this person would
be out of the car already walking in a
straight line or doing the eye test.
Police officers have absolutely no
problem asking suspects to do the FSTs
if they have even the shred of a doubt
that they might be drunk. But with this
lady, somehow they're trying to give her
the benefit of the doubt. They're even
considering to drive her home, which is
mindblowing.
>> That's it's completely up to you.
>> I just called and I got to go I got to
go whip through it.
>> If that's what you feel most comfortable
with doing,
>> we're good with that. Like I said, if it
if it if it's not, then we just take her
back to the station. So, however you
feel most comfortable doing, if you have
to justify somebody asked you more
questions, but I support you. Whatever
that is, I support it. If it's peace of
mind and you want to go that route,
that's fine. If you do the field
sobrieties and you want to take a minute
and make a decision, say you want to
change my mind, we're still going to
take you back here. There's nothing that
says we can't do that. But this is your
peace of mind and no matter what the
decision is, I will back you a million%
and it will go. It'll be fine from
there. All right?
>> Whatever you want.
>> I'll run her through it and then make
the decision from there. You made a good
decision.
All right. able
to find that?
>> No, I think I left everything in
Almhurst.
>> Okay. Where were you at Alhurst?
>> Uh, guaranteed rate. I was with a bunch
of people from New York High School.
>> Okay. So, you were in the city then?
>> No. No. Elmer's.
>> Well, you said Guaranteed Rate, I
assume. Like,
>> no. Guaranteed rate is like a mortgage
company that is an Alers.
>> Hi Kathy. Um, how much have you had to
drink tonight? Cuz it's very apparent
that you're impaired.
>> No, I literally had
>> It's very apparent that you had more
than one.
>> Let me just tell you. I had two drinks.
So, that's another part that's really
suspicious about this video is the
amount of audio that was cut out because
there are so many segments that are
muted. And I know that police
departments often mute certain parts of
videos, but usually that's because of
HIPPA. They want to make sure they don't
violate HIPPA, so they cut out all the
medical information. However, I highly
doubt that's what's going on over here
because the amount of times that the
footage gets muted. you to be straight
with me?
>> No, I'm I'm very straight with you.
>> Okay. So, do me a favor. I'm going to
have you run through the whole field of
fire test. Make sure you're good to
drive. Okay? Because I can't let you
drive if I if I think that you're
impaired based on my observations so
far.
>> I get it. I get it. But I promise you
right now, like I am totally fine.
>> If you're good, then this will be easy
and then you'll be out of here. No
problem. Okay.
>> No, I know a bunch of people from Villa
Park Police Department. I used to date
Cordell Kitchening. He was
And what's your name?
>> Simus.
>> Yes. Like I know a ton. I used to work
at Will Brook High School for a long
time.
>> Like
>> I want to give you the benefit of the
doubt, but for everybody's peace of mind
on the fact that I'm here now. I have to
make sure that you're okay to drive. If
I suspect, I can't just let you go.
>> I get it.
>> I'm going to have you step out. I'm
going to put you through a couple tests
real quick and then I'll make my
decision from there. Okay.
>> Now, let me pull over here on this. So,
the car is going to stay right here and
then we'll just walk over there. Okay. I
have everything on body camera. There's
two cars behind you. All right. Your car
is not going to get
>> Let me call Let me call people that I
know that are in your
>> Okay. So, my sergeant's already here.
>> Sergeant Ruby. He's already here. So, I
talked to him.
>> Yeah, it's fine. Let me talk to Sergeant
Ruby. Can you send him over here?
>> Sure. Okay. So,
>> thank you.
>> She wants to talk to you. So, we have a
suspect who is under investigation, who
is refusing to do the FSTS, and now she
wants to ask for the supervisor. Let me
ask you guys a question and be honest in
the comment section. If this was anyone
else, what are the chances that her ass
would have been out of the car already,
possibly with a window smashed? Please
let me know.
>> He's coming up on your passenger side.
Kathy,
>> no.
>> Listen,
>> the what I would tell you is this.
Listen to what he tells you cuz we're
we're trying we're trying to do what's
in the best interest of this scenario.
You were somebody called you on you.
>> So we didn't just show up out of the
blue.
>> I get it. I get it.
>> Okay.
>> 100%. I'm not
>> No, you're not. You're not.
>> I literally just left. Guaranteed rate
and I'm hurt.
>> And I must have left my phone there.
>> Okay.
>> But I'm okay. I promise you that.
>> It
>> I get it,
>> Kathy. It it doesn't work like that. It
doesn't work like that.
>> I know. I know. I know.
>> Your best option. He offered you to do
field sobriety tests.
>> You have to cooperate with him.
>> I get
>> because if you don't cooperate with him,
you're going to put him in a position
where he's got to make a decision.
>> And if you have force him to make a
decision, I'm not sure the outcome is
going to be what anybody would like.
>> I
I understand. I understand 100%.
>> Okay.
So, what does that mean?
>> I will call somebody to drive me.
>> You You have to work with him. That's
He's the I'm his boss. He's the guy that
makes the decision. I support his
decision.
>> I get it. I understand what you're
saying.
>> Right.
>> 100%.
>> Correct.
So, you have to work with him, Kathy.
Whatever decision he makes, we've
already talked about this. He's trying
to do what's best. So, whatever decision
he makes
anything because I'm not putting myself
in a place where I'm gonna
like be in a weird spot where I'm going
to get in trouble for [ __ ] that I'm not
even because I forgot my phone.
>> Kathy, you're putting yourself in a
weird spot by not having conversation
with him and cooperating with him.
You're putting him in a very difficult
spot. He has to make a decision.
understand that
>> this is not a difficult spot at all.
It's a pretty simple situation. Either
she does the FSTS or she goes to jail
like everybody else. Why they feel the
need to cuddle her, why they need to
debate about arresting this woman, I
don't understand. Well, actually, I do
understand. It's a low form of
corruption because since they know her,
they're giving her a preferential
treatment. And I don't know what else to
call that than a low form of corruption.
Sure, they're not stealing money from
the town or they're not planting drugs
on suspects, but they're still giving
her a preferential treatment. This isn't
right.
>> I understand that.
>> So, he's he's right now he's giving you
an option. He's asked you to do field
spray test, has he not? I'm not opposed
to the guilt tardy test, but the point
is like I didn't want to put myself in a
weird spot
>> for what?
>> The option is this. If he has to make if
he has to make a decision if he has to
make a decision, you potentially could
get arrested for DUI right now.
>> Well, why don't I just have someone to
pick me up?
>> Do I don't know if he's offered you that
option. I think the option he's offered
you right now, cuz this is a
step-by-step process. The option he's
after you right now is to perform field
surprise tests to find out how
intoxicated you are.
>> I get that.
>> You know me.
>> I do. I do know you and together.
>> I I Kathy I completely do that and I had
a conversation with him to make a
decision to how to best rectify this. So
he's taking this because we have a job
to do unfortunately for this and the way
the world is the micro microscope is on
us.
>> So we have to do what's best. more
respect for you guys than anybody.
>> I Kathy, I know in this world I
absolutely know
>> you would the best thing for you to do
is to cooperate with him to find out
step by step what we're going to do and
make him feel comfortable with what his
decision is going to be on this.
>> I understand that 100%. But like tell me
like what is in my best interest
like I don't know. I don't trust
sobriety tests because you know like
I've got I've had eye surgery like I
don't know what you guys
>> I understand what you're saying [ __ ]
comes out like that that just
>> I I understand what you're saying
but he has to go step by step and if he
decides to allow you to make a phone
call or to help assist you in getting
home he has to go through his next step
in doing so.
>> I'd rather just make a phone call.
>> But it doesn't work like that because
we're under a microscope. Our process
goes a different direction, Kathy. So,
what will wind up happening is if this
goes a different direction and there's a
problem, then we are the ones that are
called on the carpet for it. You know
what I'm saying? If you give him the
ability to do whatever he wants to do,
field sobriety test, and then he makes a
decision to allow you to make a phone
call or if he decides to arrest you,
that's that's the position you're in.
So, when it comes to allowing the
suspect to make a phone call, I have
only seen that in one incident. There
was a Karen. She was a little tipsy. The
cop didn't want to arrest her. He told
her, "Make a phone call. Get someone to
come get you and everything will be
fine." Then she turned into a complete
racist maniac and got arrested anyway.
But still, that only happened one time
out of thousands of body cam videos that
I've seen. So, the fact that they're
even considering this is telling. And
then I am not making myself basically
I'm going to be
doing a field sobriety test. Like I
would rather just have somebody
>> Yeah, but that that's not the exact
option you have right now because of the
position we're in. He has a process he
has to go by
>> because I forgot my phone
and
>> Kathy, you were called in as a suspected
drunk driver.
>> Who called me in?
>> I don't know. I didn't look it up on the
ticket. It's on the CAD that you were
called in as a drunk driver. You called
in since Spring Road. Somebody was
following you since Spring Road and
that's where you were picked up at.
>> Listen,
>> I mean, it's all documented. It's no
nonsense.
>> I like cheese and
literally I ate
three drinks. That's it.
>> Okay, I understand.
>> So, I get it. I know you guys have a
responsibility. I get it.
>> I get it.
>> I understand that.
But I I also like
I don't want to put myself in a spot
where I'm going to get in trouble.
It just doesn't make sense. I feel like
you know me.
>> I do know you and and I'm I'm trying to
guide you in the best direction right
now. I'm not looking to arrest you.
We're not looking to have you arrested.
That's not what I'm trying to do because
I do I have a relationship with you. We
did work together for several years. You
and I were buddies down there. I got
along great. I We may still have each
other's cell phone numbers. We're cool.
But if you put up a brick wall, you will
put him in a horrible situation and
you'll put yourself in a bad situation,
too. So you're
>> When am I better off putting myself in a
place where
>> like I feel
like I'm in this weird spot where
>> you are.
>> I don't know what is the best to put
myself in.
The best spot to put yourself in is to
allow him to go to the next step and to
see where you're at to do field sobriety
tests and see how you perform field
sobriety tests and then he has to make a
decision. Does he arrest you on the
basis of what's going on or does he
decide to allow you to to get a ride
home? I don't know. I oversee him.
>> You know what I'm saying?
>> You oversee him. So why can't you make
that decision?
>> It's nuts that they're even considering
to give her a ride home. It's crazy.
It's pure madness. If she said she had
three drinks, you probably know it's at
least double that. She sounds wasted.
And most importantly, she sounds
arrogant and entitled. The fact that
they're just coddling her is really bad.
I hope a supervisor of this officer or
whoever is above him is going to take a
look at this footage and address the
situation because this is not a normal
traffic stop. Not by a long shot.
>> I don't get to make that decision. He's
the patrol officer. I'm the supervisor.
>> I get that. I get that.
>> I've given him the foundation on how to
go on both avenues.
If
you don't choose one of those options,
then you've taken it out of my hands.
>> All right. So, what is my best option?
>> My suggestion to you is to follow what
he's telling you to do and come out of
the car and do a field of breath test
and let him make an educated decision on
what he wants to do.
>> That's why I'm here. When when this came
out and I knew it was you, I came here
because I want to make sure that this
gets done the best way and the right
way.
>> Would you call for me?
>> We're not calling him right now.
>> Why not?
>> He's He's probably sounding asleep. It's
11:30.
>> So what? I'd rather call him and ask him
his opinion.
>> But we're not in that position. We're
not in that position.
>> Why not?
>> Because you're going to get forced.
You're going to get forced. How did I
put in a spot where
>> I might get myself in trouble?
>> You did. You did put yourself in that
spot when you got in the car and decided
to drive.
>> I had three drinks,
>> Kathy. I don't drink.
>> I don't know how many you had or didn't
have. I I'm not accusing you of that.
>> I get that.
>> An independent person is accusing you of
being intoxicated.
>> Who's an independent person?
>> The person that called and said you were
driving intoxicated. I don't Kathy. I
don't know. It's on the ticket. I don't
know him personally.
>> I don't know who called it in. It's
there. It's all documented. I'm not
lying to you.
>> Well, that's my point. So, let's call
people.
>> No, we're here. We're now. We're here.
We're now to help you.
>> Anybody else that's here right now?
>> The three of us right here. You have
another police
Mario's over here. You got Nick over
there. And you got me. Your best
interest is me being here. That's your
best interest. I gave him every option
on how to work on this. If you put up a
stonewall, I'm going to tell you right
now, if you put up a stonewall, you're
probably going to be arrested for
driving while intoxicated. If you don't
cooperate with him, you're probably
going to put yourself in that position.
If you cooperate with him, you put
yourself in a better position of what
decision he has to make.
>> Whether we do make a phone call to get
you a ride home or whether he continues
further with his DUI process,
>> so what is involved in this?
>> He's going to ask you to step out of the
car. You're going to he's going to look
at your eyes. He's going to ask you to
stand on one leg. He's going to ask you
to walk in a straight line. He may ask
you to blow on the a PBT on the street
to find out what your blood alcohol
concentration is to get a preliminary
test of it.
>> Seems like
>> Kathy, you put yourself in a very
difficult spot.
>> I mean, honestly, like I feel like I'm
in a very difficult spot.
>> Yes, Karen, you are in a difficult spot
because you decide to drive drunk.
However, unlike everybody else that gets
arrested, you are given preferential
treatment. Obviously, that's because you
know these officers. If not, your
dumbass would be in the squad car
already. How many videos have I posted
where I tell you guys how quick the
suspects get arrested? Whether it's 15
seconds, 20 seconds, sometimes 40
seconds, and some of them are DUI
arrests. So, the fact that this has been
going on for 20 minutes now almost and
it's still not over, it's very
concerning.
>> I don't trust anything right now.
>> And that's that's fair and that's very
respectable. I understand. And you have
that
>> I had three drinks. I ate
>> I will I don't believe you're lying to
me. I don't believe you're lying to me.
>> That's not it.
>> What we have to do is make sure you be
driving or shouldn't you be driving and
him and I have talked about our options
and that's where we're at. I get that. I
understand that. But I'm telling you,
I've had three drinks and I've eaten. So
to me, like beside the fact that I don't
have my phone on me to show you my
whatever my driver's license or
>> not even I know who you are. He's got
your license. I'm not worried about your
insurance. We'll get that figured out.
That's the latest step figured out. What
we need to get figured out is
>> okay. Like I don't feel like I'm in a
spot where But I also don't want to put
myself in a spot where
>> by getting in this car, you put yourself
in a spot.
>> Literally, I've hit three drinks.
>> I'm not saying you're lying to me.
>> And I left work at 307.
>> I'm not saying you're lying to me.
That's not I don't believe that to be at
all.
>> And I'm driving right down the street in
Lombard. Like, this is silly.
>> He's going to want you to step out of
the car. We're going to have to go
further with this process.
Let him be able to make an educated
decision. I gave him options.
>> And your options are what?
>> That you can come here and do the field
sobriety test based on his decision with
the field sobriety test. We can figure
out if it's best to get you a ride home
or if you absolutely should have been
driving and he decides to infect an
arrest for DUI, then he can go that
route.
>> But you have to let him make the
decision. You're not going to be able to
dictate that.
>> Roll that window down for me. He can't
see it. Seems like a weird position to
put myself in because I can't trust
that.
>> Kathy, he's going to make a decision
based on the driving, based on the phone
call, based on the way you reacting or
what phone call.
>> I told you this three times already.
>> I know people there like who's calling
>> I I don't know who I I do not know who
the caller was. I do not know who the
caller was.
I can only ask you to do this so many
times before he has to make a decision.
Um, everything that I've talked to him
about, everything that I've said,
everything I've said to you, this has
been audio and video recorded. So, if
you doubt that I'm doing something to
try to help you out, you can subject,
you can uh do a freedom of information
and you can get our recordings and you
can see exactly what I said to him.
>> I get that.
>> So, I mean, I don't want you to think
that I'm trying to mess around with you
or mess you over. I do. I like you. I
considered you a friend. I'm not trying
to mess with you. The more you push the
situation, you're putting us in a bad
spot. We're trying not to do that.
>> I am not trying to put you in a bad
spot.
>> I know you don't realize.
>> So, when she's asking about the caller,
who cares who called on you? A good
Samaritan noticed a drunk Karen and then
called the cops to report that there is
a danger to society in the form of a
drunk driving Karen. He or she did the
right thing. It doesn't matter who they
are, their identity should be protected.
Why is she even asking these questions?
Extremely suspicious stuff. This woman
is definitely allergic to accountability
>> by getting in this car and trying to
drive. Kathy, you did. And now you
>> three drinks after
>> Kathy, I'm not arguing with you. I
didn't I don't I'm not saying you're
lying to me. I don't believe that at
all. I I You told me that. I'm good with
it. You told me you ate. I'm cool. Yeah,
you ate. You told me you had three
drinks. I'm cool with that. You had
three drinks. But somebody else
witnessed you driving erratically.
>> Who is the witness?
>> I don't, Kathy, for the fourth time. I
don't know. They called in. It's It's a
It's We have all their information. It's
on the ticket. None of this none of what
I'm telling you is a lie because I can
prove it all. Like, if you came back to
me tomorrow and said, "You lied to me.
You messed with me." I go, "No, I
didn't. Here's the proof. This is how I
can prove it." And then you you'd have
you'd be like, "All right, you're right.
I wouldn't do that to you. I'm doing
more for you than I've done for anybody
else, any other person that's been in a
position like yours. If if it was at a
different spot, I would tell them, make
a decision. Let's do what we got to do.
But I'm talking more compassionately
with you because I've known you for a
long time." So my suggestion to you is
step out of the vehicle. Let him do his
field sobriety test. let him make a
decision as a professional and then we
will go from there. If he makes the
decision to to bring you back to the
police station and get you a ride home,
he makes that decision. Or if it's that
messed up and he decides he's got to
arrest you for DUI, unfortunately, you
decide to get behind the wheel of a
vehicle today.
>> But I don't trust that. Like that's the
hard part.
>> Then you're saying what Kathy, what
you're saying is you what you're saying
is you don't trust me.
>> That's what you're saying cuz those are
the options that I put on a plate for
him.
>> It's not that
>> is saying the warrants. I just don't
know. Like
>> who else is Who else is on shift
tonight?
>> It's all all guys. You won't even know.
I'm I am the highest power in the street
right now.
>> One of the highest power.
>> I am I'm the sergeant of the police
department right now.
>> Who else is out there?
>> Up at up where?
>> Nobody's awake. Are you the chief of
police, the deputy chief?
>> They're not around. Chief Rivas,
>> we're not calling him.
>> He That's not how this goes.
>> Kathy, you're putting me in a tight
spot.
>> I get that. I might try to put you in.
>> Once again, the audio cuts out over
here. And if you want to play a drinking
game, take a shot every time the officer
says, "You're putting me in a difficult
situation," or "You're putting me in a
tight spot," and you'll get as drunk as
Katie over here within a matter of
seconds.
>> I've given him and you several options.
This back and forth going back and forth
is only prolonging everything. I'm
trying to help you. If you were to look
at anybody else I tell with, anybody
else I talk to, I do not do this.
What do you do?
>> Cuz his decision right now may not be
one that you find favorable.
>> So what is the option to tell you
>> one more time to step out of the
vehicle, perform the field sobriety
test, and then he has to make a decision
whether he offers you to find a ride
home or he arrests you for DUI. And if I
don't do those things, what happens
next?
>> Probably the latter of the two is going
to happen.
>> What is the latter of the two?
>> You're probably going to get arrested
for DUI.
>> For what?
>> For driving while under the influence of
alcohol.
>> But I'm not.
>> As I said, I believe what you've said,
but we are going on what's put in front
of us. So, we have to make a decision.
Kathy
>> step out of the vehicle and allow him to
perform field sobriety tests or I will
tell him that he can make whatever final
decision right now and then he has to
make that decision
for the fire.
>> I mean what is involved in a field
safari? I've never had a field.
>> He's going to ask to look at your eyes.
He's going to ask you to do the
onelegged stand. He's going to ask you
to walk on a line.
>> Okay. So, I have eye problems.
>> He will take all that into
consideration.
>> Very uncomfortable to even do any of
that.
>> He will take all that into
consideration. Kathy
>> 95.
>> I feel like this is not a good spot no
matter what.
>> If you're
the way,
>> Kathy,
it's not a good spot. None of it's a
good spot.
>> No, it's not.
You
need to make a decision and then we'll
make our decision. It's not a good spot
that you're in. I'm trying to guide you.
I'm trying to help you.
>> And I'm trying to listen to guidance.
>> But you don't like the one option.
That's the thing.
>> Well, because it doesn't sound like a
good spot. Like I know I've got eye
problems. All of those.
>> He does DUIs on a regular basis. He will
take that into consideration.
And why?
>> For the field sobriety test.
>> So we are approaching the 28 minute mark
of the video and still no handcuffs. And
most of this has been this unbearable
coddling of this criminal. Imagine if
they treated every single citizen like
this. Nothing would get done. Every DUI
arrest would take multiple hours and the
taxpayers would be out of so much money.
Luckily, this is not the norm. This is a
highly unusual traffic stop that doesn't
happen very often.
>> It just doesn't seem like a good place
to put myself in.
>> Kathy, you did that when you got in
behind the wheel of this vehicle.
>> No, I have had three drinks and I've
eaten.
>> I understand that.
>> We had food at this party which was for
a person who's retiring.
>> I understand. Kathy, you need to make a
decision. Are you getting out of the car
or am I going to tell him? He has to
make his decision.
Okay.
>> I don't feel comfortable getting out of
this car.
>> Okay. So, I'm going to go tell him
>> that he needs to make his decision.
Whatever he wishes to make, he's going
to do.
>> I don't understand even what even
brought me to this place.
>> By you getting behind the wheel of this
vehicle is what brought us to this
place.
>> I know, but I I've gone through this.
>> Pulled me over.
>> What?
>> What was it that pulled me over? He had
probably caused to affect a traffic stop
on you based on your driving. Said what?
>> Believing that you were impaired.
>> And that's why we're here.
>> Who was it that believed that I was
impaired?
>> You were driving under the speed limit.
What else was she doing?
>> She made multiple lane violations.
>> You have multiple traffic violations,
lane violations in front. It's all and
it's all recorded.
>> But what was that? What multiple lane
violations?
>> You were in and out of lane whether you
using your
not making that up. We're not swaying
you in a wrong direction. We're trying
to help you.
>> I get that.
>> So Kathy, I'm going to ask you, this is
going to be the final time that I'm
going to ask you.
He is asking you to step out of the
vehicle. Are you going to cooperate and
step out of the vehicle? Your next
answer is going to be I'm going to
dictate to him that he is allowed to
make a decision based on what he has
whether he arrests you for DUI or not
whether you're going to step out and
perform field sobriety test. If you step
out and perform field sobriety test, he
then can weigh that information still on
his decision. But if you're asking him
to make a decision right now, that's
where we're in. That's the position
we're in. Okay? So this is the last time
I'm going to ask you this.
You've been asked to step out of the
vehicle to perform field sobriety tests.
I need you to step out of the vehicle to
perform field sobriety test if you wish
to do so. If you don't wish to do so,
you can refuse to do the field sobriety
test and this officer will be making
decision based on what we've been
talking about, what's been going on.
>> Able not to step out of the vehicle.
>> She's not stepping out of the vehicle.
You can make whatever decision you got
to make decision.
>> Kathy, unfortunately, he put us in this
position. He's going to take you into
custody for being intoxicated driver.
Can you open your door?
>> Want to step out for me?
>> Sure.
>> Just face your car. Put your hand sanit
[Applause]
female in custody for DUI. Ser, please.
Well, isn't that fantastic? It took
almost 32 minutes to arrest this woman
when it should have taken about five.
Completely ridiculous. They brought her
to the police station without incident.
And this is what happened next.
to the left, please.
Right over here.
Before you sit down, I'm going to take
the handcuffs off. You okay?
Turn around. Thank you. And lift your
hands up a little bit.
privileges will be disqualified for 12
months. If you've had a prior 12 month
disqualification of your CDL privileges,
your CDL privileges will be disqualified
for life.
Okay. You're not a school driver.
>> Uh I don't know.
Victor one, did you pull a case for me
yet? Okay. Okay. Did you have gum in
your mouth?
>> Yes.
>> Can you spit it off for me, please? Just
for uh the next 25 minutes or so. Can
you open your mouth for me?
>> Can you lick your tongue?
>> Thank you.
>> So, she refused to do the breath test.
She was charged with DUI and two
citations for improper lane change.
That's it for the video. Once again,
this shows that certain police officers
give preferential treatments to people
they are familiar with, which is really
unfortunate. But thank you so much for
watching. Don't forget to subscribe and
I'll see you guys on the next one.