Some people think their looks or charm can help them dodge trouble, but these cops don't play favorites. Here are five cases when pretty privilege doesn't work with nononsense cops. Number five, Brazilian model gets busted for boating under the influence. A Brazilian model is stopped by officers while riding a jet ski on Lake Bokeh with a male companion. The stop occurs after officers observe them speeding and maneuvering recklessly. >> How you guys doing? >> Huh? >> How you doing? >> Good. >> Good. Good. Good. Okay. >> I didn't know I could do that. >> What's that? >> I mean, I went fast. >> You Yeah, you went fast. I did. Yeah, you went fast. >> No, I'm sorry. >> Yeah. Too fast. Okay. >> Too fast. >> Too fast. Yeah. Too fast. >> I told you. >> Oh, you both. Yeah. >> You speak English, too, or Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Good. No problem. >> Okay. So, you understand what the problem was? >> You You said you went too fast. >> I told her. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, you told her? >> I told her. >> Okay. Gotcha. Whose jet ski is this? >> Oh, it's yours. >> Okay. And then you were just drive driving and borrowing it. >> Yeah. I was just enjoying it. >> Just enjoying it. Okay. Gotcha. So, did is there a reason why you took over and started driving? >> No, no, she asked me to drive. >> I just wanted to drive. >> She asked you to drive after she got stopped by us. What you're saying? >> I didn't get >> right now. We're stopping. >> Yeah, but before No, I didn't stop. >> No, that's us stopping you. >> Yeah. So, yes. So, when you guys when she got stopped, you she asked you to take over. >> Is that what you're saying? >> Right here. When you turn around, you grab the throttles. >> What throttle >> and the then the wheel? You grab the wheel, right? Okay. >> All right. So, just getting getting that underway. And where's the registration for your vessel? you if she wants to come on to our boat so you can get it, she can. >> Okay. You want to just sit right here and turn around. >> So, I came. >> Okay. And you just flip your feet. Flip your feet around. >> We just don't want you to fall. >> So, I have one big problem. >> I'm sorry. >> When I was coming here, >> this came off. >> Back up. >> All right. So, we're not here for 069. >> The officers asked for the registration of the jet ski and begin performing a field sobriety test. >> Right. Are you wearing any contact lenses? >> What's that? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. I'm going to check your eyes. You're going to hold your head still and follow the stimulus with your eyes only. Okay. And the stimulus is going to be the tip of this pen right here. You see that light? >> Okay. >> You're going to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. All right. >> Yeah. You okay? Tip this pin right here. >> Yeah. >> Pupil size rest. Check brea tracking. Don't move your head. Just follow with your eyes. Your eyes only. Okay. >> Right here. >> Okay. Remember to keep your head still. Okay. >> Our equal tracking is good. We're going to check for lack of smooth pursuit. >> And keeping your head still. Okay. You understand? >> I understand. >> It's the wind. >> Okay. No problem. >> All right. Raphael. Hey. So, listen. We're out here for everybody's safety. Okay. >> I'm safe. >> Okay. Okay. I know you saying that you're safe, but what I've seen from the operation of you operating that vessel, >> you see me driving a little bit fast because I was enjoying it was nothing like too crazy. I didn't do anything crazy like that. I was just trying to go to my boat to go home. That was it. And of course, I drove a little bit fast. It was my like second time I got a jet ski. I was trying to enjoy my time, but I was not like doing anything wrong. Not that bad. When as soon as you told me to stop and to go slow, I did it. >> Although she insists that she's safe and simply affected by the wind, the officers conclude that she's operating the vessel under the influence. >> Okay. Thank you for explaining that to me. I appreciate that. What I need you to do now is just turn, stand up, turn around, put your hands behind your back. Okay. You're going to be arrested for boating under the influence to a point where your normal faculties are impaired. Do you understand that? >> Yes. You let him go. >> He's going to jail, too. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. You can sit back down. And you have been cooperative and compliant. Okay. That will go >> with him. >> Is that okay with you? >> Sure. Oh, sure. You can just sit right here. >> Okay. Yeah, that's fine. >> This is a good spot here. >> There's the whistle. >> Okay. >> Okay. Right here. >> You just have it. Right here is better because it's safer. Okay. >> There you go. >> Why do we have to do that. >> Okay, you're you're boating under the influence to the point where your normal faculties are impaired. You can't be operating in a vessel when you've been drinking alcohol to the point where you're not able to make good good choices, good decisions, and you can't divide your attention. Okay? And that's why you've been arrested. Okay? >> Do you understand that? >> No. You know, that's not it. >> What? It's not it. >> That's not it. >> That's why you've been arrested. Okay. >> You know, that's not it. >> What is it? >> It was not that bad. Not that bad. >> Okay. >> All right. We're going to take you back to uh Have you heard of Wildflower Park? >> Huh? >> Wildflower Park? >> No. >> No. That's where we're going to go and we're going to give you the opportunity to provide a sample of your breath so we can determine its alcohol content to see how much alcohol is in your system. Okay. Are you willing to give us a sample of your breath? >> You won't do that. After refusing a breath test, she's told about the consequences and asked for more paperwork. >> All right. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to read you some information, okay, for your refusal >> for refusing to um give us a sample of your breath. There's some paperwork that goes along with that and I'll read that off to you. Okay. >> Do you have a number to call somebody that's on that boat? Yeah. Okay. All my friends are here. >> Okay. >> Okay. And I'll get that all for you. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Can I get my phone back in there? >> Yes, we can get you your phone as well. Okay. >> Can I get >> And you've been cooperative and compliant. I'll put that in a report. >> It's hurt so much. >> Okay. Here. It flipped you. You flipped you flipped it around. That's why. Here. >> I know, but I'm not doing anything like that to be >> Let me help you. >> Handcuff. >> Okay. And then flip it this way so it feels better for you. There. >> Okay. That's better now. >> Yeah, but I'm I'm not being aggressive or anything. I don't have to be handcuffing. >> Okay, leave it like this. This is per policy. We have So, it feels better now, right? >> That's disrespectful. >> What happened was it What happened was it rolled on your wrist. So, just keep them like that and you won't have to worry about it. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Ma'am, come step this way real quick. >> And sit. >> Are you able to grab her phone for me as well when you get a chance today? Yes, >> we're going to take the life jacket off. Okay, >> she's been cooperative and compliant. No problems with her whatsoever. Yes, sir. >> Just Just wait for the officer to get that off. Ma'am, >> she's refused. Oh, wow. >> So, this is I'm assuming the gentleman's stuff. >> Yes. >> And then his phone, her phone. Perfect. Thank you, sir. >> I think that's it. >> Uh, yeah. Let me get my computer, my bag from my computer. >> This? >> Uh, yes. Thank you. >> The officers then gather her phone, life jacket, and other belongings, making sure she's safe and comfortable in custody. >> Thank you, sir. >> Uh, where are we doing? I'm just going to put it over there with you guys to run the >> Sounds good. I can hurt my fingers. Relax. >> Whose phone is this? >> That's mine. Thanks. >> You're the man. Thanks, sir. >> Where where was her life jacket? >> It's right there in the back. >> I'm going to put the life jacket with the uh jet ski. >> I'll I'll stay with you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I have his wallet and your phone. Okay. Okay. >> What's your name? >> Pilaski. Okay, I'm going walk forward right through here. >> You said you're cold. >> Oh, sorry. I don't have any jackets for >> Thank you, sir. lawyer >> and I have some questions for you here in a little bit. Okay, we'll just sit. Where are we doing LT? Just sitting right here or >> we can take it straight over everybody. >> Okay. Uh, do you have one on the ski? >> Do you have a shirt on? No. >> Not long after, her male companion faces the same outcome and is placed under arrest. >> But do you have a a contact for someone? >> No. For your gear that's on the other vessel. >> Um, can you either take him or watch him? I got to grab his stuff out of the >> Hey, you want your phone? I have his phone here >> and his wallet. >> Okay, perfect. >> And then we're going to walk over here. Okay. You're going to stand up for us? >> Yes. Thank you. refusal. >> Yeah. >> How about your >> No, he wants to >> Oh, okay. >> I'm not a >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. They actually have one there. >> Oh, do they? >> Yep. Uh, do you mind watching? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Uh, >> not he he just told me that he just he's going to provide, but she's refusing. over here to the left. >> Despite everything, both stay calm and the officers keep things [music] controlled and professional. >> Are you Are you wet? >> Yeah. >> We were just talking about going home. >> Oh, man. >> It was literally was like saying that he was so cold and he wanted to go home. >> I was like, "Yeah, take me to my boat and then we can both go home." >> Grab your guys. Thanks. Still get us in good case. You got your uh envelope? >> Your envelope's good there? my uh trifold. >> I think I got like I got over over 14 clues on those notes. I haven't counted them up yet. >> I uh I think I got 20. >> Yeah, man. >> All right, we uh we're going to go >> Where's Where are we going to say we're in the B? >> Probably in the B. able >> and then we're going to do a observation for him. >> Who's the guy? >> Is he out front? >> All right, I'll let him know. >> Whose phone is that? >> This is This is his. >> Yep. I'm not sure. Do we have anything for them to wear? Do we have anything for them to wear? >> The encounter ends as they complete the paperwork and arrange transport. >> Uh who's where did you get that blue bracelet from? >> It was from the to >> we got to cut that off. >> Yeah. >> Let her put a dead on it. You can go that way too. Both individuals are charged with number four. This server's drive home just went terribly wrong. A woman is stopped in a maroon jeep after officers observe her speeding and swerving. Let's take a look at what happens next. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Do you have your driver's license, registration, insurance? >> Okay. >> Where are we where are we trying to go? >> Home. >> Where's home? >> Uh, Safety Harbor. >> Okay. And where are you coming from tonight? >> From just a place around here. >> Okay. Do you know the name of the place? >> Let me give you my license. >> Yes. Finally, I think by the airport. >> You were by the airport? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Well, how much alcohol have you had to drink today? >> None. You've had no alcohol to drink? >> Had a drink like five hours ago. >> Okay. I was I was going to ask if there's any reason why I smell alcohol coming from you. All right. So, you you're saying you haven't had any recently then. >> Okay. >> You said you had some about 5 hours ago. Where was that at? >> Home. >> I'm sorry. >> At home. >> Okay. All right. And you feel like you're you're okay to drive? >> Good. >> I was just like trying to follow the GPS. It was telling me like to take the exit and then I was like turn left. >> Okay. Well, how how long what was it you were drinking when it was 5 hours ago? >> It was like um margarita in a box like >> Okay. Okay. All right. Hang tight for just a moment. I'll be right back. Okay. >> Okay. >> Despite her claims that she hasn't had anything to drink recently, the officer doesn't buy it. All right, ma'am. I'm gonna have you come back here for just a moment. >> Yes. >> Yep. And just kind of go back this way. >> Go back to the >> Yes, ma'am. Right back this way. We're going to go right over here. >> Right here's good. Right over here. Okay. So, here here's the deal. I am concerned about your sobriety. So, I'm going to ask that you do some field sobriety exercises to help me to determine whether or not you're driving under the influence of alcohol tonight. Are you going to be willing to do these field sobriety exercises? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Are you wearing contact lenses? >> Do you have any problems with your eyes at all? And you can see out of both eyes. >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going to have you stand right here inside my light. >> Yep. Right there. Maybe you put your feet together like this. Just keep your arm straight down to your side. Look straight ahead. >> And you see this red light? Just follow this red light with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand? Okay. Don't move your head. Keep your head perfectly still. >> Temple. >> Try not to get out of it. Just stay right there with it. for 3218. After the horizontal gaze test, the officer asks about her health, medications, and physical condition. And stay on that. Almost done. Okay. Are you taking any medications of any kind? >> I take I take a muscle relaxer for my lower back pain. >> Okay. >> But it doesn't do anything. Is it like a prescription medication or >> um it used to be but then I I took the overount over the counter >> over the counter. Okay. >> Like a lesser like dose but >> Okay. >> Sometimes I take but because I'm a sur >> Okay. So you don't when you haven't taken a prescription medication in how long? >> Couple days, weeks, months? >> Like forever a year or something. >> Okay. So, the only thing you're taking right now is over-thec counter medication for sore back >> for some muscle relaxer for lower back pain. >> Okay. So, so just like something you buy at Publix or Walgreens or something. >> Okay. Um any other medications? >> Tylenol like normal stuff sometimes. >> Okay. Um any history of high blood pressure, diabetes, epilepsy, anything like that? Um any injuries or illnesses tonight? Not tonight. No. >> Okay. Any physical limitations at all? >> No. Okay. All right. Um, so I'm going to have you just stand right here for me. >> Hold. Wait right there. I'll be with you in a second. I'm just going to back my car up a little bit. >> The officer then prepares the area for the balance and coordination assessments. >> Okay. All right. All right. So, what we're going to do is we're just going to put this tape on the ground. So, all I'm going to have you do is just hold on to this for a second and don't do anything with it yet. Okay. Okay. I'm going to have you just go straight down and put that down onto the ground. >> Hold there with the left. >> What's that? >> Can I hold it with the left? Because I'm left-handed, but that's okay. >> Oh, you're just going to put it on the ground. >> Oh, got it. >> Yep. Just go ahead and put it down on the ground >> all the way down and just put your foot on the end of it. All right. So, we're going to use this line that we just put down. Okay. Normally, I don't I don't want to use this cuz it's kind of >> rough. Okay. All right. So, what we're going to do is we're going to use this line. So, I'm going to give you some instructions and I'm going to demonstrate those instructions for you. So, it's important you pay attention. Okay. Now, you can either do this with your shoes on or you can take them off. I'm going leave it up to you. >> All right. They're comfortable. So, I'm going to be >> Okay. So, the first thing we're going to do is I'm going to have you put your left foot on this blue tape. You're going to put your right foot in front of your left foot. So, the heel of your right foot is touching the toe of your left foot. Just like this. >> Okay. Like this. >> Just like that. Keep your arms to your side. Remain in this position. Don't do anything until I tell you. Do you understand? >> Well, I have heels. Right. I was just going to walk normally so I'm like they're comfortable. >> Abs. If you want to take them off, more than welcome to take them off. >> So just walk one foot. >> I'm going to get I'm going to explain it to you. >> But we're going to start off with by having you put your left foot on the line. Put your right foot in front with the heel touching the toe. Just like this. >> Should I start? >> No. Go ahead. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. Okay. All the way in front. There you go. Can you get your foot all the way onto the line? >> Before the walk and turn begins, the officer carefully explains each instruction to ensure she knows what to do. >> Keep your arms to your sides. Now, remain in this position. Don't do anything until I tell you. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps on this blue tape. When you get to nine, you're going to turn around and take nine heel totoe steps back on this blue tape. As you do this, keep your arms backwards, >> not backwards. You're going to turn you're going to turn completely around. Okay? And then you're going to come back. So, as you do this, you're going to keep your arms to your sides at all times. Look down at your feet and count out loud each of your steps. Now, it's going to look just like this. >> Nope. >> Nope. Your very first step, your very first step forward will be number one. Okay? So, you're going to end up just like this. So, you're going to start by going one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Now, when you reach nine and you turn around, you're going to turn around by leaving that front foot on the line. Do not pick it up. >> You're going to use your back foot. Take a series of small steps around your front foot like so. >> And then then once you've turned around, that's when you'll take your nine heel to toe steps back. Again, counting out loud each of your steps. Now, once you begin, >> you have to start with the left. >> Correct? So, you're going to put left foot on line. Put your right foot in front. >> Go ahead and put your right foot in front. >> Oh, right. >> Right. But don't start yet, though. Wait for me to finish. Okay. >> Sorry. >> All right. So, get your left foot online for me. And your And then your right foot in front. Now, now once you begin this exercise, don't stop at any point until you complete it. Okay. Do you understand all the instructions? >> So, I'm going to put the first foot, left foot on the line, then the right foot. Then I start counting until nine. And then I turn around and I do the same thing and don't stop at any point until it's done. >> Correct. Until until you're done. Correct. >> Or or until I'm done. Okay. >> Do you think she'll be able to nail this or is she walking straight into trouble? >> Okay. Do you understand those instructions? >> Yeah. What I told you is the right thing. >> Yes. >> Okay. Then keep your arms to your sides. All right. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Stop at nine. So in the back one >> Okay. All right. So, what I'm going have you do is I'm going have you just stand right here for me. Right. I'm going have you turn face towards my car and I'll be with you in just a moment. All right. All right. Hold off on putting your shoes on just yet. Okay. I'm going have you come right back here for me. >> Okay. All right. Just face me. All right. So, what you're going to do this time is keep your feet all the way together like this. Keep your arms to your side. Remain in this position. Don't do anything until I tell you. Okay. Now, when I tell you to, you're going to raise one foot. It's your choice. Whichever foot you want to raise, raise it in front of you so that the heel is at least six inches off the ground. Now, it's going to look just like this. Keep both legs straight. Keep your foot parallel to the ground. You're going to keep your arms to your sides at all times. Look down at your raised foot and count out loud. 1,002 1,003. And just continue to count just like that until I tell you to stop. If you put your foot down before I tell you to. No, I don't want you to, but if you do, you're just going to pick it back up and continue to count from the number that you left off. >> And now it's time for the one leg stand. Let's see if her balance holds up. >> Any questions? >> Starting from 1,001. >> Down or up? >> You're going to go up 100,00 1,002 1,003 and just keep going until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Any other questions? >> No, sir. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Give me just a second. Hold on. All right. All right. You can start anytime you're ready. >> When Whenever you're ready. >> One, two, three. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Start from one. Do the 1,00 1,00 1,002 100,00 6 100 700. >> Okay. Let me let me go and stop you there for a sec. Okay. Remember, you're supposed to look down at your raised foot while you're doing this. Okay. >> All right. Arms to your side. Look down at your raised foot and count out loud just like you were. 14. >> Hold on. >> All right. >> Now you can start. >> I thought you were 100. Go ahead. Show me the hams from 235. >> Yes, I think you're talking to someone 100 400 56 700 800 9 10 1 123 1 146 178 >> Okay, go ahead and stop. Oh, >> okay. All right. Go ahead. You can put your shoes on back now. All right, we're going to just come right back over here. Although she tries to comply and seems alert, the officer notes enough indicators of impairment. So this happens. >> All right. Right here for me and right here for me inside the light. And just turn around face towards my car. All right. What I'm going to have you just keep your feet together for me. Drop your arms down to your side. Okay. Can you go ahead and bring your hands back behind you? >> Bing. >> All right, ma'am. At this time, you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. Are you able to explain explain to me why? >> Okay, hold on one sec. Let me go ahead and get these handcuffs tightened up. And >> is that because I didn't look at me? >> Well, it's not a it's it's it's a culmination of things. >> I forgot. I'm not a native speaker, so like >> Okay. Well, it's a culmination of things. It's not it's not just >> it's not just one simple thing. Okay. >> Just wait right here for me. Can you come back over here? >> Right there. Okay. So, here's the deal. Like I said, you're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. So, I'm going to transport you from here to the jail. When we get there, I'm going to ask you submit to a lawful test of breath for the >> Can you speak slowly, please? If you don't mind, you can. >> You're being arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. >> Okay. >> I'm going to transport you from here to the jail. >> Okay. When we get there, I'm going to ask that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content or even be willing to submit to a breath test. >> Can I not answer that question? >> Um, well, I do need I do need an answer to that question. It's either yes or no. >> I just don't I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be I I'm just I don't know what that literally means. Like >> Well, I'm asking you to provide a breath test. Okay. The presumptive limit in the state of Florida is 08. bre the breath test I'm asking you to submit to is going to tell us where you're at. >> At the scene, she's told her car will be towed. She expresses concern about her belongings and starts getting emotional. >> Now, if you choose to refuse that breath test, then there are some consequences if you if you do choose to refuse. And I'll explain all that to you when we get to the jail because I have to read you a form that will explain to you what'll happen if you don't do the breath test. >> Can you explain it? >> Yep. I'll do it when we get to the gym. >> Okay. >> I'm giving off and unfortunately that's where we're at. >> What's gonna happen to my car? >> Um, we're gonna take care of your car for tonight. We're going to have to tow the car. >> Can I keep my phone? >> Yes. I'm going to go grab your phone and all that other stuff. So, I'm going to have you come back around this way for me and just go toward the back and right here for me. All right. Just go ahead and have a seat for me. >> I'm sorry. I'm just asking for something. >> No, that's fine. I'm >> So, you're going to leave my car there. >> We have to tow your We have to tow your car. We're going to get a tow truck that's going to come pick it up. >> Yeah, but like what about my stuff? >> I'm going to go get it for you. >> I'm going to go get all that right >> right now. >> I'm sorry. I just never been through this. >> I'll try to explain it to you as much as possible as we're as we're going through. >> I'm just asking. >> Not at all. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Not at all. pausing deactivating for an officer conference. >> She later agreed to submit to a breath test which turned out to be over the legal limit. She's ultimately charged with DUI. Number three, teen gets busted at Target and makes it worse with fake IDs. An 18-year-old girl is arrested after shoplifting a bracelet set from Target worth $12.99. Store [music] staff catch her before she leaves and bring her to the loss prevention office. >> Thank you. >> Um, Miss Nina here did not have to pay for this bracelet set here. >> Mhm. >> $12.99. >> Um, she does have her ID on her, but >> Okay. >> Um, yeah, she has stolen from here before. So today we caught it and we're going to prosecute today. >> Okay. >> Little trespass. >> Is she an adult? >> Yeah, she's 18. >> You got your license on you? Appreciate it. >> I go 226 teletype. This is Janine. I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent and anything you say may be uses evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her with you now or at any time during questioning. If you can't afford an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. But anytime you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all question will be stopped at your request. You understand these rights? >> Echo 226 flag with Miranda, right? Okay. With that being said, obviously they called us. Um they state this is not your first time shoplifting. >> Yeah. >> This is your first time? >> That's not >> I'm I'm asking you like just be straight up like have you shoplifted from this Target before? No. >> So, you live in Sanford? >> What were you doing in Palm Coast? >> Um, I have family here. >> Okay. So, you came to visit your family? >> My sister. >> Where does your sister live? >> An orman. >> It's like >> You used to live on St. Andrew's Court and that's where you don't live anymore. Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Um, >> did you buy anything else while you were here? >> Yeah, Pop-Tarts. >> Just Pop-Tarts. >> Pops in this set. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> No. >> Since she's of legal age, officers proceed without needing parental consent. >> Who do you live with? >> Um, my roommates. >> Where are your parents? Were they in the picture? Can you talk to your parents at all? >> Yeah, but they're in Georgia. >> Okay. No, she's 18. >> 2006. >> You're 18, right? >> Mhm. >> 3206. Yeah. >> Are you 18? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Only reason I'm asking that is because there's a difference in how we'd go about if you're a juvenile. I would be trying to get your parents permission first to talk to you. That's why we asked about your age. >> So, you've never shoplifted here before? >> Why would they be telling you something different? >> I don't know. >> Do you come to this Target frequently? >> No. >> You're also going to be trespassed from here. So, you [snorts] can't come back to this target. If >> you come back to this target, obviously, you're going to be placed under arrest. Okay. You drive a vehicle. >> I said she's been here before. >> Yeah, that's what we're holding up right now. >> Okay. And are you guys trying to press charges for all the situations with just for the one? Okay. >> Got you. >> I know it's annoying. I have to do it for this [snorts] low dollar >> one incident, but listen, but she's done it a couple times. >> Yeah, that's that's our whole thing. We got to protect our reputation a little bit. You feel me? >> No, I got you. >> She was here. She's been here multiple times. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> And she stays there because my parents moved to Georgia. >> So, but she goes to school and so she's >> The teen insists it's her first time shoplifting, but the officer isn't convinced. >> So, I want you to realize that this Target has cameras everywhere. There's cameras and selfch checkouts. >> I know I've already asked you and you stated that you've never shoplifted from here before, but I want you to just take a second, think about it, and be completely honest with me cuz that's going to dictate how this situation is going to go based on you being honest with me or not. >> So, with that being said, have you shoplifted from this Target in the past? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Why didn't you just tell me that originally? >> You don't know? Cuz they're pulling up, I guess. >> I get it. But you can't you can't be doing this. >> You know what I'm saying? You're 18 years old. Your life just started. Do you really want whenever you get stopped by a cop that we pull up your rap sheet and it's all petty theft sharp um shopliftings? >> No. When you try to go look for a job and they run a criminal history check. Oh, M has eight misdemeanors for shoplifting. After two or three times, it starts to get enhanced and it does become felonies. See what I'm saying? How many times would you say if you could guess how many times you've shoplifted from here? >> Once or twice. >> That's it. >> I think so. >> You got to be honest with me right now. >> Just once or twice. >> What did you take in the past? >> I don't remember. >> What do you think the last time >> um was that or when was the last time you were here at this Target? I haven't been here in a while. >> What is a while to you? >> Um, well, I haven't been definitely haven't been here since like January. So, it probably be like after like before Christmas. >> Okay. >> I have to guess my friend to take my sister. Um, if they want to just hand you >> After more questioning, she admits to stealing once or twice before, though she can't remember what or when >> they s like >> So they were in here too with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And then once they came and got you, they cuz her car is like parked by um like the gym area like the chiropractor like >> over there. >> Okay. >> So, >> hey, if my um female lives out of county, can I do NTA? It's $12. What? >> No. Okay. >> Target $12. It was on sale for a second. >> You still stole it. >> Okay. >> I'm going to take your bag. I'm going to have you stand up and have you put your hands behind your back like you're praying. Put them in like that like you're praying. Today you're being placed under arrest for shoplifting. Okay. Sorry. You got [snorts] the small wrist. >> Echo 226 is going to have a whiskey. It's too uncomfortable. I don't want to put it on your wrist. >> Just have um you have very small hands. >> Okay. You can have a seat back there for me. Okay. >> She's then trespassed from the store and told not to return, not even to the parking lot. Since her car is still there, she's told to have someone else retrieve it. >> Thank you. >> Yes. So, what's going to happen is we're going to wait till they're done with the paperwork. We're going to go to the um inmate facility. I'll do all your paperwork there. They'll process you. They'll book you. This is your first time being arrested. >> So, they'll give you a bail. You'll be able to call somebody while you're there to post bail for you. so you can get out and then you'll probably have a court date and I would just keep on top of all that stuff. And >> how much is bail >> that they're going to be able to tell you. I don't I don't know it >> with this situation and it being your first arrest and also >> $13. I I don't can't imagine it's going to be very high. >> I don't want to give you a number because I don't know for certain. >> We don't want to give you the wrong number. your friends, did they take your car or you're just going to leave your car parked here? >> My car's parked here. >> What you're gonna have to do then is because you're trespassed from Target as well as the parking lot. Someone's going to have to come pick it up or you can call us. >> I'll give you the non-emergency number. You can just say, "Hey, can I have a deputy standby while I come and get my car because I'm trespassed from the parking lot." Um, only because after I give you this paperwork, once he signs it, if you come back here, you'll be arrested. We're going to obviously search your bag. Is there any products in there? Anything illegal that we should know about? >> Okay. Do you have anything hidden on you and any female spots? Because if you do bring it into um the jail, it's contraband into a secured facility. It's a felony. >> What's my >> Do you have like any anything in your bra area and your underwear? >> Okay. Because if you do bring it inside, it's going to be an additional charge, which is a felony. >> Okay. >> So, you have nothing. >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> I don't know if what's in my pocket. >> Oh, there's Kits in my pocket. >> As long as it's not like, >> knives, needles, something, a razor blade, you know, something that's illegal or could be a weapon. >> Target employees tell police they've caught her on camera stealing more than once. So, they're moving forward with charges. Did you not have the money or you just wanted it and didn't want to pay for it? >> Well, it was on my wrist and then another cuz I >> You forgot you had it on. >> Well, just take I took off the tag and then >> you took off the tag. >> We're just learning from this situation obviously. Um, typically with the value, Target would usually just trespass, but I guess they're pulling video footage of you now in the stores on multiple occasions shoplifting, and that's why they want to press charges today. >> Um, as far as I know, they're not really going to press charges for the other amounts. They're just going to do it for the amount of today. Um, but that's what they're doing. and they're looking at cameras they have dated back for months. And that's why I asked you, is this your first time? And I just wanted honesty because they're pulling all those records up right now. How long are you going to be there for? >> Like is there like if I don't get them out or is there like a time that I have to be there for or is it just >> You'll have You'll have court and they'll let you know. I'm I'm assuming they're going to end up probably giving you some sort of notice to appear anyway. something like that. Let's say you don't get you can't get bailed out. >> Let's say you go to the jail, you get booked in, they tell you your bail, no one bails you out until tomorrow morning or something like that. You know, you're going to have this bail. I don't Do they have to have first parents? Does everyone have first parents? >> I don't know. That's when I want to get the wrong information. >> Yeah. So, [snorts] either way, you'll have that bail. And I mean, if you can't get bailed out tonight, you can get bailed out tomorrow. Um, you know, it's just whenever you can get a hold of someone, you you'll be able to make a phone call once you're in there and stuff like that, too. >> The officer goes over what's next and officially trespasses are from the store. >> Because of this, am I getting my driver's license like taken out? Mm- This has nothing to do with The only times we take driver's licenses away is like if you get arrested for DUI and you blow over, which for you it would be a lower limit cuz you're not 21 yet or um if you refuse to provide a sample. Typically, if it's like a DUI offense, that's legally the only times we can take your license from you. Um, besides that, your license is all governed by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. They're the ones who regulate all the licensings in Florida. We have no authority to take your license unless it was a DUI. And in the future, too, if you ever I hope you don't, but if you ever do get arrested again, un unless it's a DUI, you we we don't do anything with your license. It's like I have your license right now cuz I need your information for the report purposes, but I'm going to give you back your license with your property after your stuff is searched. This is going to be your copy. Obviously, you're being trespassed from Targets. You cannot come back here. You can't even come to the parking lot. When you do get released targets, >> what happened? >> It's none of the >> Just this Target. >> Now, if you go to the Targets in Sanford and you do that and they see it, they can trespass you from there as well. But from Target, you can't be on Target at all and you can't be in the parking lot from each end of Target. All of this is the property you target. So when you do get released and you need to get your car, she said her car is still parked here. Yeah. I told her she could call us for a civil standby so you could get your car. Okay. >> You don't even need to waste time. You're just coming to your car. We won't >> You sure? So then you could come and get your car. Um obviously you just can't come inside of here. Like I said, I don't think you're someone who's >> I got a picture of that. Can I keep the receipt? >> Okay. >> After the paperwork's done, she's escorted to the patrol car for a quick search. >> You want to stand up? You're going to go to my Thank you guys. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Of course. >> Welcome. >> We're going to go to the right. car. I'll walk up and stuff. >> My car? >> Yeah. >> Um, it's fine. >> Obviously, I'm going to do a pat down search of you. Nothing hidden in any bra area, underwear, nothing at all. >> Okay. >> No worries. >> Sorry. >> Whose other licenses do you have in your pocket? My sister. >> What are their names? >> Why do you have their licenses in your pocket? >> You found them in your sister's room? >> So, if I call these two individuals, they're going to say that you're their siblings. >> All right. Just be honest. >> These are your sisters? >> She has my last name and the other one's my cousin. >> What's your cousin's full name? Where does what where's her where does she live? Uh, Indiana. >> And where does your sister live? >> She lives in North Carolina now. >> Okay. Where did you find these? >> In my sister's room. >> Your sister Victoria? >> No, my sister Elizabeth. >> Why were they in your pocket? >> Cuz I was showing my friend. >> You were showing your friend? >> Yes, ma'am. >> What were you showing your friend? I'm sorry. >> Cuz they're fake. So, I was showing them. >> So, these are fake ID cards. Like, okay. They're so Yeah. So, I was just showing them cuz I was like, "These are fake. These are funny." >> That's sketchy. She said these are both fake. She had them in her back pocket. >> She said she found them in her sister's room and she wanted to show her friends. >> They were like made a long time ago. >> That's when officers find not one but two fake IDs in her pocket. Both looking real enough to raise eyebrows. with her sister. >> Your sister's room? Your sister lives with you? >> No, she doesn't live with me. I was at my sister's. >> Okay. Where's your sister live? >> In Orand. >> Your sister lives in Orman? >> Yes. >> If I call her, you give her number. She's going to say you took those from her room. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What's your sister's name? >> Elizabeth. >> What is this? >> Um, that should be steroids from Rosa. What's your sister's phone number? >> Um 386. >> And both of these fake IDs were in your sister's room. You were there today in Orman. You took them, put them in your pocket to show your friends. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Obviously, they're fake. So, you're not getting them back. >> That's okay. >> Can go with it, right? >> Bait? No. >> No. >> Trash. >> You want trash? You want me to go put in your car? >> You can trash it. >> No, she can't take vape sliders. I knew >> Yeah, they don't let him take it. You have anything hidden in your bra area? Seat in here. Watch your head. >> Would you like your seat belt on? Um, weapon. >> Weapon. >> Sure. Okay. Grab it. I'll be right back. Okay. You can't be using them for yourself because they don't need anything like >> No, but why why else do you have in your pocket cuz you wanted to show your friend? You don't think that's kind of weird? No, >> I think it's weird. >> Super weird. They were in her back left pocket. >> They look legit though, right? West Virginia looks a little funky. I've never seen a West Virginia one though, but it looks cute. >> She's ultimately charged with shoplifting and trespassed from Target. Number two, the drunk driver who turned a traffic light into a bedtime story. Officers respond to a vehicle sitting through multiple green light cycles without moving. Here's what happens next. There's a reason. Is there a reason you said through a whole light intersection? >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. You got anything to drink tonight? >> No. No. I >> I'm sorry. >> I'm trying. I'm >> What's going on with him? Can I get your driver's license, please? When that light turns green, I want you to pull off the side of the road up there. All right. You understand? >> Ma'am, how much has he had to drink tonight? >> Me? >> Yeah. >> Man, you were asleep at the light two seconds ago. Yes, it is. >> A police officer walked up to the car and started talking to you guys at an intersection that you had already missed a whole light cycle at. >> Sorry. I was I was trying to take care of you talking and >> where you guys coming from? >> Downtown. >> Downtown. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Calling us right now. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. I think you're a little bit busy right now. I of course. Yes, I do. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Two beers. >> Two beers. >> Okay. >> I left a house to come pick him up. >> So, I'm not going to lie to you. I don't believe you. >> So, sir, >> what's up? >> I can tell you right now, she is not intoxicated. Neither am I. But out of between like her and I, she is 100% solid and good to go. Solid people who drank two beers don't sit through entire light intersection. Tight light rotation. >> The driver looks dazed and apologetic while the passenger insists they were just talking. Do you think there's any truth to that? >> Okay. I'm going to let you know at this time that I suspect that you had more to drink than you told me you have. I'm not telling you that you have to. I'm asking you if you'd like to participate in the field. >> I'm going to give you a series of instructions. >> If you'd like to take if you'd like to take those shoes off, you're more than welcome to. Um there's going to be balance exercises included. >> Okay. First off, what I'd like you to do is I'd like you to stand with your feet together like so. >> Actually, hold on one second. I'm going to turn forward, lights off. >> So, I want you to stand with your feet together, your hands at your sides. >> I want you to look at me and don't move your head. Okay? >> Focus on the tip of my finger when I hold it up. >> I want you to watch just the tip of my finger with just your eyes, not move your head. Do you understand? >> Can you see the tip of my finger? Yes, sir. >> Hi. Is Is it going okay? >> Excuse me. >> Okay. >> Do one more. I want you to follow just the tip of my finger. Do not move your head. Do you understand? >> Okay. We're going to wait until my other officer gets here because we're going to have to block part of the road a little bit. We're going to use this line once he gets here. All right. >> He's talking to our friends through the car. >> I hear them encouraging him not to get out of the car. >> I'm sorry. He's a little bit of a rebellion. >> That's okay. >> I'm so sorry if he doesn't. That's why I came. >> Are there any weapons in your car? After completing the eye test, the woman moves on to the walk and turn test. >> Ma'am, are there any weapons in your car? >> No. No. >> What's up? >> Can I help? >> No, sir. >> What do you want me to do to sit? >> Sit down, sir. >> He is a little bit of rebellion. >> It's okay. >> I cannot control him. >> Okay. I'd like you to stand on that line, please, and face me. We're going to do something called the walk and turn. See this line extending out? I want you to put your left foot on it. I want you to put your right foot in front of your left foot. I want you to hold your hands down at your side. I want you to hold that hands touching your side, please. I want you to hold that position while I give you the instructions. And I do not want you to start until I tell you to start. Do you understand? Please begin. Focus on your feet, man. Good. >> I can't give you any instructions once you begin, man. >> So, keep going. Okay. Now, I want you to stand with your feet together and your hands down by your side. When I tell you to begin, I want you to raise one foot with your legs straight approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to keep your legs straight and your foot level. While you're doing that, you're going to count off 1,00 1,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. You understand? >> I understand. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> 1 200023 >> 2009 2010 2011 2012 134. >> Officers note multiple signs of impairment and make their decision. >> Need to stop. Okay. Yes, >> man. Need to stop. Okay, ma'am. I believe that you've you've you've drank more than you say you have. I believe that you're under the influence right now. I'm going to read you a statement. Okay. Statement is that Georgia law requires you to submit to the state administered chemical test of your blood, breath, excuse me, blood, urine, or other bodily substance for the purpose of determining if you're under the influence of alcohol or if you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Refusal to submit to the required testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. If you submit to testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 08 grams or more, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the required state test, you are entitled to additional chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administered chemical test? confused if I passed everything. But >> ma'am, it's not a pass or fail. >> So, >> it's not a pass or fail test. >> There are certain cues and clues which I have observed which lead me to believe that you're under the influence right now. >> Okay. >> Will you submit to the state administered chemical tests of your blood? >> What are my options? >> You can say yes or no. If I say no, then >> if you say no, then you may you're you're Excuse me. I'll read it again. >> Georgia law requires you to submit to the state administered chemical test if your blood, urine, or other bodily substances for the purposes of determining if you're under the influence of alcohol or drug. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Refusal to submit to the required testing may be offered into evidence against your trial. She's then read the Georgia's implied consent notice and offered a blood test. >> You submit the testing and the results indicate a alcohol concentration of 0.08 grams or more. Your Georgia driver's license or privilege privilege to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. >> So what's the difference? >> I'm sorry. >> What's the difference? >> Um they're both suspended for a year. Correct. Uh if you so if you refuse to test your driver's license will be suspended for a year. >> If you don't refuse to test and we collect your blood and it is less than 0.08 then it will not be but if it is more than 008 it will be used against you. >> It will be so bluff breath. We'll call EMS and they'll draw your blood. We'll send it off to GBI. >> Okay. So what is our point of >> I I'm I'm asking if you are agreeing to that. >> Um I mean I don't want to agree with that. >> Of course maybe it's a yes or no. >> No. >> Very well. >> Of course. >> You could go ahead and turn around. >> You are under arrest, man. >> Wait. Okay. Well, what is my Yes. You're under arrest either way, man. >> How does that work? >> Because I I observed a set of user clues during the standardized field sobriety testing, which leads me to believe that you >> Sorry. >> What about him? >> He wasn't driving, man. >> I understand that, but can he take my car? >> Since he already told me that he is more drunk than you, >> I would say no. But if he would like to go through the field sobriety test and he's how did I the whole sobriety test that >> I didn't fail. >> Ma'am, I told you you were done. I didn't tell you you passed. >> She continues asking questions and challenges the arrest, but the process continues. >> Can I talk to them? >> Once we're done with you and we'll turn around over here. Hey, Branch, come over here. Hands behind your back now. >> I'm really happy you're here, Branch, because I need you to pat her down. >> So, you guys are going to take me into >> Chattam County detention center. >> Test me. Blood test me. >> You mean you refuse from blood test? >> You guys did the soriety test on me. >> Step this way, please. >> Now you have to. I'm confused, >> ma'am. I have problem I have problem caused to believe that you're intoxicated. >> Yes. So I need to blow. >> Ma'am, you have refused the test. The test I offered you was a blood test. >> So >> what does that mean? >> Ma'am, you're under arrest. >> For what? >> I believe that you're intoxicated. >> Yes, but you did no blow test. >> I did a standardized field sobriety test >> and that's it. >> Yes, ma'am. You refused the other test. Step this way, please. >> I asked you. Ma'am, step this way, please. >> And I also asked you if I could talk to him before, and you said after. >> Once you're under arrest, let's go. >> So, I get no blood test. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to ask you again. I offered you a test. You refused that test. >> I asked you what my options were. >> I explained your options, at which time you said it didn't matter either way, and refused the test. >> Would you like to change your mind? >> Uh, yes. >> I'm going to let you know that either way, >> absolutely. >> Either way, you are under arrest. Okay, that's fine. >> But if you would like to submit to the blood test, I will call EMS and get them on the way. >> Turn around, please. Sit down. >> So, I get no test. >> Ma'am, if you would like to submit to the blood test like I asked you to, I will call EMS right now and get them on the way to dry blood. >> No, the blood test. I can't blow a breathalyzer. >> The state administered chemical test that I requested was a blood test. After realizing refusal would lead to a year-long license suspension, she changes her mind and agrees to the test. >> That's it. I get a blood test and that's it. >> Yes, ma'am. Would you like to take that blood test? >> I don't get a breathalyzer at all. >> Ma'am, would you like to take that blood test or not? >> Sure. >> Absolutely. Thank you. >> I 1095 sickness 6 for blood draw. Hey sir, >> I believe that Miss Hancock is under the influence. I would I would highly disagree with that, but I mean, you are the one that did the fields priority and all that kind of stuff. >> I need you to stop stepping closer, man. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I mean, yeah, I'm I'm intoxicated for sure. >> Okay. Do you need to call somebody to come? >> But I am I am not in I am not driving vehicles. So, >> that's a good idea. Can you call somebody to come pick you up? >> Uh, so I have a buddy who's on the way. >> Okay. >> Um, I've never done this before. So, like I didn't know if I was about to leave. Like I don't know how this works, but like >> sir, you weren't the one driving. >> Yeah. And and and she was the she's a designated driver. Like she's she's good to drive. Uh so yeah, like can I call somebody have them come get me? Like how does >> Yeah, somebody come get you, man. >> Is this your car or is this her car? >> Uh this is hers. But uh she just she drove down like dude I called her to come get me. I feel I feel so terrible right now. She she drove down to get me cuz I'm drunk. Um she drove down to get me. We were on the way home and we fell asleep cuz it's freaking 5:00 in the morning. Uh >> 55. >> Yeah. All right, man. Just hang out. So I I can call somebody to come get the car here. >> Uh if she gives permission for somebody to take the car and they are a sober and licensed driver, you like to speak to her real quick. >> Y my designated driver. You're I don't understand. I don't understand this. >> I am too. >> The male passenger attempts to help but admits he's drunk and doesn't fully understand the legal process. >> But I'm going to get Jimmy to take the car home. and then we'll be good. This sucks, dude. Like, I don't understand it either, but I'm sorry. Um, can I can I just ask like like what like where did you where did you decide that she was intoxicated? >> Just after a full light cycle intersection. >> Yeah, dude. I'm tell you right now, dude. I'm going tell you right now. >> I turned my bright lights on. >> It's 5:00 in the morning. It's 5:00 in the morning. We were at >> which time I walked up and observed her red bloodshot eyes and conducted a standardized field sobriety exam which led me to believe she's under the influence. >> All right. I mean, it's 5:00 in the morning, man. It's 5:00 in the morning. >> 5:00 in the morning coming from downtown Savannah. >> Yeah. For her to come get me to pick me up to take me home. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right, man. if you could. Uh, is this the person coming to take the car? >> Uh, that wasn't the car I was expecting, but it might be it might be him. >> I'll I'll do it in the morning then. >> Uh, >> sir, this car is getting towed if it's not out of here in about 20 minutes. >> 20 minutes. >> Can I just uh Can I just take it to Walmart? >> Do what? >> Can I have a score park mine at Walmart? Come back up and grab that one. >> You got anything to drink tonight? >> No, I'm so I'm just someone that says uh he usually eat. So, >> yeah, man. if she gives you your permission. I don't mind. >> Yeah. Got to save her money for me to tell. >> Yeah. I'll go I'll go chill. Let him take that car to the Walmart and then we'll do that thing later. >> I know like you're doing your driving like that and I really like I I really appreciate all of y'all. But I would love to see that field soiety test on Shelby. >> Sir, there is a body camera running at all times. >> She c she drove to River Street to pick me up. Officers explained that even though she didn't technically fail the test, they observed enough signs to conclude she was impaired. Uh we're waiting for EMS to come and draw your blood and then um I have to take you back to the office where I have to fill out a GBI submission form for the blood which time I will be taking you to the Chattam County detention center and then I will be dropping your blood off the GBI lab. So even if you're completely wrong, they still have the weight break a little bit, >> man. You're you're going to jail. >> Wondering what's going on. >> Um you're going to jail because I've based off of the >> national standardized field sobriety test >> and I failed the soriety test. >> It's not a pass or fail, ma'am. It's observed. She's transported to the station for paperwork and booking. Later, the test confirms her blood alcohol content is above the legal limit. >> And if you'd like to step this side, I'd appreciate it. Thank you. >> Good morning. Good morning, my brother. >> They coming out. >> Yeah, they coming out. >> Step over here, please. N >> come on out. >> Let's go all the way over there, please. not godamn. >> They're going to let us in. >> They're going to put all that in the box for you. She's officially charged with DUI and received citations for running a red light and obstructing traffic. Number one, what happens when you almost crash into a police car? A young woman is pulled over after nearly crashing into a police car. Officers initiate the stop and immediately notice signs of intoxication. It is what it is. >> How much do you have to drink tonight? >> One beer. >> One beer. You have a >> I went I went over there to pee and then I got in the car, >> drove, and I didn't hear the car sirens and I'm like, "What the?" And then you guys are already pulling me over, so it is what it is. >> Okay. Um, you know why I'm stopping you though, right? Cuz you >> cuz I went in [clears throat] front of you guys. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I didn't see you guys if I'm being honest. >> All right. Just step out of the vehicle for me, please. >> Frank, you you see >> Dom. Dom. >> Just a beer. >> Yeah. >> You got a Costamigos bottle sitting right there too. >> Where? Yeah. I know that for some time. >> Okay. Come on. Walk for me. Come on. You know, you said you had one bear. I'm just going to have him. He's going to perform his testing. Just make sure you're capable of driving, right? >> Okay. >> I have on heels. Yes. And I can do it with you. >> You can do it with heels. You're comfortable with that. You don't want to take them off. You can if you want. >> You don't want to. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Here. Come over here for me. >> Tell me. Put those lights on. I'm out. Do me a favor. I'll walk with you. Let's walk over there where it's bright. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Where the light is? >> Yep. >> She's asked to take field sobriety test which she agrees to perform in high heels. >> And we just told you off. So you had one beer. >> Yeah, I told him I had one beer. I honestly was driving off to a parking spot. >> I wasn't parked in a spot that was a parking. >> Okay. Okay. >> And when I drove off, the cops had to be behind me >> and me. So, it is what it is, but I got it. >> Wy, it's not a show. >> Uh, all right. Just come come on this side and face me. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> All right. First thing I'm going to do is I'm going to check your eyes. >> You wear glasses, contacts, anything like that? No. >> You have any medical history that has to do with neurologically? No, no, all nothing. Okay. >> All right. All right. So, what I'm going to want you to do is see the tip of this pen. >> Okay. >> I'm going to want you to follow the tip of this pen with your eyes only. Do not move your head. >> It makes me laugh when people see people watching me, but go ahead. I >> got you. >> No, I got it. I got it. >> You good? >> Your is pending at this time. Sorry. >> You're good. You're good. Just look at the the blue part >> and 19. >> All right. >> Yeah. Let's just come back to a black 2019 Tesla Model 3. 14. >> Okay. All right. So, you see this line here? >> Yep. >> I'm going to use it as a guide. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I'm going to put you I'm going to put you in the starting position. >> I want you stay in that position until I finish the test. I'm going to demonstrate what I want you to do. I'm going to explain it as well. The walk-in turn test comes next. Do you think she'll be able to pull it off in heels? >> So, the first thing I want you to do is put your left foot on that line. >> Okay. You're going to put your right foot in front of it, touching heel to toe, >> touching heel to toe. Okay. >> You're going to put your right foot in front of it. >> All right. >> You're going to stay in there at your side. >> Wait, should I take off my heels just in case? >> That's up to you. >> If I keep my heels on and you guys like Oh, no. >> It's going to be easier, I would think. Right. >> It's not giving. >> I'm going to tell you whatever's comfortable for you is what we can tell. >> Literally, no. I can walk in my heels, but >> I just don't want to be like, "Girl, >> again, left foot on the line, right? Right foot in front of it, touching heel to toe >> and then in front like just keep going like that. >> Okay, >> listen to what I'm telling you and watch what I'm doing." Okay, the first thing you're going to do is put your left foot on the line. Okay, you're going to put your right foot in front of it touching heel to toe. Okay, hands down at your side and stay in that position and watch me demonstrate the rest of the test. Okay, you're going to have your hands down at your side. You're going to take nine steps touching heel to toe. And it's going to look like this. >> One, two, three. You're going to count each step out loud. And then you're going to take a small series of steps when you get to nine to turn around. four, five, six, seven, eight. And then when it gets to nine, turn. >> You're going to take nine steps. >> And then you're going to turn. >> Okay. You're going to And then you're going to take nine steps back. You got to stay in that position. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to explain. I'm going to I'm going to do it one more time. >> We know what to go. >> You're going to stay in that position. Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, touching heel to toe. >> Yep. >> You're not doing it. There you go. >> Sorry, I didn't know I had to copy you. >> Stay like that. Hands down at your side. You're going to count out loud each step that you take. >> One, that's two. >> That's not any. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. So, I'm in the starting position, right? >> The officer demonstrates each step before she begins. >> And then I'm going to count and it's going to look like this. One. >> Two. Don't start. Don't start. You're not listening. Three. And then you're going to go up to nine. When you get to nine, you're going to take a small series of steps to turn around. And then you're going to take nine back. One, two, three. Again, all the way up to nine. Again, the whole time, hands down at your side. You're going to count each step out loud. >> Okie dokie. >> Got it. >> I got it. >> All right. >> Now, we know what to go. >> Put your right foot in front of your left foot. And now you can start. >> One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Turn around. >> Sure. cage. Work it. Just Just kidding. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. >> Okay, come over here. >> Stop right there. >> Okay, feet together. Last test. Feet together, hands down at your side. You're going to lift any foot that you again any medical issues for walks, all that good stuff. Stand on one leg. >> Stand on one leg. No, not like that. Pay attention. >> Keep your hands down. Keep your hands down at your side. Your feet together. >> Any which leg that you like. You're going to lift six inches off the ground. >> Oh. Oh. Okay. >> Pay attention. This is not a joke. >> Sorry. >> Okay. Hands down at your side. You're going to lift one leg up. You're going to point out your toe. You're going to look down at your toe with your hands down your side. You're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003 until I ask you to stop. Understand? >> Okay. >> You understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You just start. >> After the walk and turn, her balance is put to the test during the one leg stand. Let's see how she does this time. 1,00 1,002 1,00 3 1,004 1,005 1,006 1007 1008 1009 10 160 2017 1,89201 1,22,23, 24, 125, 26, 27, 28, 29, 131, 32,3,34, 135, 36,37, 138, 139. >> All right, [music] you're good. >> I was going to say my shoes back on. Yeah. >> Or is there more? >> No, no, you're good. Hold on. Leave those shoes there. >> Hold on. Leave those shoes. Leave them. >> Oh, take them off. >> Oh, >> okay. >> Oh, he's going to turn around. >> I'm sorry. >> Why? >> Wait, but why? >> Right. >> Wait, but I can't understand what you're saying. >> You're being under arrest for driving while intoxicated. >> intoxicated. Right. >> Wait, but where did you get that from? from the test for you guys. >> Wait, so what was my point in taking the test if I passed the whole test? >> You didn't pass the test. >> I did. That's why you over to the >> Okay, that's my determination. I'm the one who's >> despite maintaining a light-hearted attitude and claiming confidence in her balance. Her coordination appears off. Though she believes she passed, the officer determines that she did not. >> Uh 119. Just have a feel. Can I talk to my friend? We got one female 1025. >> Can I talk to my friend to make sure that she can That's my car and I have to make sure that she can drive it home. >> Okay. >> I just got the car. So, can you please just let me talk to her? Make sure she can drive it. >> She's able to drive it home. We'll make sure she's >> She's not drinking. Okay. You don't got to grab me. >> I'm not grabbing her. We got >> She has all my stuff. Can I grab my stuff cuz I know that when I get out I I'm allowed to use my phone and all that stuff. >> You We're going to live for you. We're We're going to search your car >> because we're going to search your car. So, we're going to walk over to the car. We We can search your car. All right. So, come on. my phone. >> Come on. >> Call my like call it and start arresting me. >> For my breath. >> So, just babe, you remember my phone number. >> Remember my phone number by >> I love you. >> Come on. We're going to search the car. We're going to give you a phone and stuff. Come on. Babe, >> you guys can't search my car cuz I didn't give you permission. I didn't give you permission. >> We don't need your permission. >> Anyway, same. >> Put the chocolate bottle away. No, it's ours. >> All right. >> There's no put the cops about it. >> Take a shot out of it. Like, it's not that serious. Let's go. Take a shot for you. >> Get in the car. >> All right. I can get in. >> You guys don't got to beat me up for it. I promise. >> For >> I know, but I see how you guys are. I can get in by myself. >> You don't got to beat me up. >> Nobody's beating you up. >> But I know you guys might. >> Nobody's not going to beat. >> I can do it myself. >> Okay. >> Thank you very much. >> All right. Wow. >> Sorry. All right. Can we take a take a picture of that open? I mean, that's not open, but the other castles right there in the middle there. She moved it. >> What she do with the Oh, he said, "What you do with the nig?" >> Okay, he's good. Okay. >> All right. We're going to take our search for additional. >> You want us to search or you want to stop? >> Yeah. you. >> Officers speak to the friend who appears sober and willing to help. >> What are you doing with the car? >> She's going to say she wants her to drive it. She said but as if she came DUI though, right? >> Yes. >> So, what do you do with her vehicle when it's a DUI? >> What do you mean? >> You have to somebody, right? John's law, right? >> You can't do anything, right? Correct. >> Okay. Is this her stuff? >> That's not mine. >> This is hers. All right. Then we'll take This is her phone and stuff. So, I'll put that in the car. I'm not driving. I'm not >> I'm just looking. I'm just >> going to find a um upon our arrival party. >> Sorry, just a walk through something. Maybe I was wrong. >> You guys going to take that photograph of headquarters? >> Yep. >> Um I have I have the insurance. I don't have the registration, but she insurance registration. You can't get registration. >> Yes. Correct. >> However, they later discover that the Tesla requires the driver's phone to operate. Since the driver is being booked and her phone is part of the arrest process, the vehicle is towed. Do you know how to work a Tesla? Because you got to pop it with the screen. I don't want to really >> mess with his screen. You know how to do you know how to pop the the glove box with the screen? >> I don't know how to use it. >> Yeah. >> I don't know how to use it. >> Yes. >> We have the keys to the car. >> It's It's Tesla. So it's like a card. Yeah. So going first. >> 219 New Jersey or what? >> Yeah, >> that's a cash up card. This is another card. >> Wait, should come back to Alexa though. >> No, that's not it. >> Just check. Keep checking. >> You sure it's not her phone? Cuz sometimes it's the phone. >> No, it could be the phone, but What happened? >> It's probably a phone. The key. It's probably her phone. >> Did you ask? >> How do you start up your car? >> Is it with your phone? >> How do you start up your car? Is it with your phone? >> Okay. Yeah. It's wearing her phone. So, >> they're going to have to just the way it is. >> Yeah. They're going to just tell it the way it is. >> All right. >> What is this? >> Oh, oldfashioned. >> No, it's a phone. So, >> you want to sit down with that? We'll take this out. All right. Thank you guys. >> It was just a note that was left. Um, someone witnessed the hit and wrote it down on a piece of paper. So, it's going to be a hit and run. Where is she? >> Did um the vehicle come back all violent vehicle? >> Yes, that's >> 118. >> Once at the station, officers remove the handcuffs and conduct a standard search. >> Yeah, cuz it's not letting me drive. I'm barefoot. >> Come on, we got you. >> Yeah, >> I can definitely do it, but I would like to have shoes on my feet. All right. Headquarters is right here, right? >> You're letting me out of the car, but then you're going to pull me to walk. Like, I can walk you. >> Am I going to pull you to walk? No, I have to put my shorts down. Can I put my shorts down? >> Pull your shorts down. >> Thank you. >> Well, you're my you're you're arrested. >> Okay. I understand. I'm just trying to put my shorts on. >> I don't want to walk all crazy. >> I respect that. >> I didn't say you couldn't. I respect that. >> Thank you. >> I'm [clears throat] giving you respect. I'm treating you like the lady you are. >> Thank you so much. Just face this wall for me right here. >> The female officer is going to come in thoroughly starting right. Um Janiah. >> Yes. >> Come inside with me. >> What's up? >> Oh yes. Got to go over here. >> Oh, wait. I'm sorry. >> I haven't had a I gave you >> mine got bent your sports. So >> is that the wall? >> Yeah. Just going to take off the handcuffs and then search you. Okay. Thank you. I have like three. >> Officers treat her respectfully and continue with the booking process. >> These are like shorts. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, they're like shorts. And this is the top. >> So, you need to check in there. >> Do you do you have somebody to come pick you up? >> Um, yes. >> Okay. You cuz you'll be quick. Like I said, once you get off that, we'll do your paperwork. You'll be >> I want to cry, but I'm not going to cry. >> Do you feel more comfortable? Um, >> she's arrested for operating under the influence and reckless driving. Turns out charm fades fast when the badge comes into play. The rules are the same for everyone. Drop your thoughts in the comments.