These above the law cops got a brutal wakeup call from their own brothers in blue. Here are five cases when good cops humiliate the out of entitled corrupt cops. Number five, what happens when the jailer becomes the jail? Police spot a suspicious scene on the roadside. A woman walking unsteadily toward a vehicle, followed closely by a man. Concerned it could be a domestic situation, officers stopped to investigate. Here's what happens when the officers approach them. >> So rolled upon these two looked like they were having a domestic on the side. She was about a car length behind walking behind them. Vehicle just pull out to the side and she got in. I turned my lights on see if she was okay and she didn't respond to me at all. She was staggering walking back to her vehicle. Got out turned my lights on and they started to go. Then I turned actually hit the air horn. Stop. >> Oh. So they started to go. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So that's when I had the approach the vehicle, had the driver take the vehicle out, put the keys on the top of the vehicle, and then from there is when I asked him out. I did the HD in on him. >> He's really intoxicated. Okay. >> Claiming to be an officer with Sabbola and claiming every policy in the world that we're not supposed to do this to him. Uh the female on the passenger side, she's also very intoxicated. >> Okay. And they're both pleading out saying they don't want state police to take them. >> So she's the driver, right? >> No, he the driver is that's your driver. That's >> So she's not the driver. He is. >> Yep. >> Mr. step with police department intoxicated subjects going to be >> sir. How you doing? >> Get out of the road. >> All right, sir. >> Let's go now. >> So, I'm officer Tonkos with New Mexico State Police. Yes, sir. >> I'm here to assist him. So, I'll be kind of taking over this one. >> Okay. >> Um before we start, since the handcuffs already on >> Yeah. >> I'm going to read you your Miranda ride. Okay. >> Okay. Right now, you're not under arrest. You're under investigatory detention. Okay. >> State police take over the case and inform the driver he's under investigatory detention. The driver attempts to explain his side of the story as the interaction continues. >> Um I'm going to tell you like uh we're coming from Albuquerque. So, we didn't want to drive in the highway or anything like that. >> Okay. >> So, other than that, it's like it was my week off from um core civic. Okay. >> Attention officer. I understand with 44138845. >> Okay. >> And you can talk to my warrior too as well. And at the same time, if you want to talk to the other officer, it's going to be Karen Payton as well. >> Okay. Find my handy dandy card real quick. >> It's okay. You can look. Check it out. My ID's right there, too. >> Same thing where you have >> no weapons on your right. >> No. No weapon? No. No. No. at the visit. >> Like I said, sir, you're not under arrest yet. >> But I do have to read you your Miranda because the handcuffs already went on. Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. You know, I can charge. You know, I can put a statement. >> Okay. >> If I have to. >> And this is Larry, right? Larry. What? >> Larry. >> Larry. >> Officer Larry. >> Larry. What? Last name is Larry. But his first name what? >> It's my first name. That's my last name. Larry. >> First name. >> Tell you my first name. >> All right, sir. So, like I said, you're not under arrest yet, just investigatory detention. Um, but you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have one present during any questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided to you at the government's expense before any questions if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. If you decide to answer my questions, you may stop answering questions at any time. and consult an attorney. Do you understand what I've told you? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Do you wish to speak with me? >> Well, there's one question here. >> Hold on. Answer my question first, please, sir. Would you like to speak with me about this incident? >> No. >> No. All righty. Although he refuses to answer the talk to the police officer, he still ends up trying to explain himself >> because um I pulled over and everything like I just wanted to use the restroom but at the same time like I don't know why I got pulled over but at the same time like I wasn't like craving or anything like that too as well. >> Okay. >> So at the same time when I got pulled out it was like five like five minutes or nothing. Next day I got pulled over. >> Okay. >> And that's the truth. >> Okay. And but other than that, I just don't mind like just see where that person, I can ask my kids to to pick up the ride, too. >> Okay. I I don't mind trying to call somebody to get your ride. Uh do you have your phone with you? It's in your pocket or >> No, not on me. >> Not on you. Where's it at? >> It's going to It's going to be in the ride. >> Okay. Well, if you allow me to get in your vehicle and get your phone, I'll let you call somebody to come pick up your ride. Who's she? >> Uh she's my wife. >> She's your wife? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, if you don't want to answer any of my questions, I'm assuming you don't want to do standardized field sobriety tests. So, I'm going to switch the handcuffs off. Okay. >> Sure, go. >> It's all right. Putting mine on the arm back just a little bit. >> I'm just going to be switching them off. So, >> this one's fine. >> All right. I'm going to bring your hand back a little bit. Thanks, sir. >> Oh, yeah. >> Not used to taking them off. >> Oh, these are special. They're all stamped and nice. >> They're clean. Are these new or what? >> New ones. We got black ones and we got these ones with double hinges. [snorts] >> Went on the spinning street for us. >> Oh yeah. >> Did they have to do any sales for him? >> No, [laughter] >> I think uh >> officers proceed to search the driver and place him in the patrol car. >> We just have to be just have to be nice to the president. President just said, "Okay, we'll get you guys new stuff. All right, there's your double lock. Cool. Let's walk over to my unit real quick. >> All right, I'm just going to patch you down real quick. >> Go ahead and move your feet apart for me. Nothing on you? >> No. >> Nothing I need to know about. >> Just my ID. >> I got your ID on you. or my wallet. >> Just your wallet. Do >> you have any money in here? >> Catch. Uh >> my credit card and I don't know. Yeah, >> just a credit card. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm going to show it right in front of you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Social security card. >> Debit card. No cash. >> All of it. >> All right. >> Just a little bit here. >> Okay. And like I said, who's who can come get the vehicle? >> Uh, my kids. >> Your kids? >> Yeah. >> How old are they? >> Uh, they're going to be like 15. >> 15? >> Yeah. >> Who's watching them right now? >> My kids. So, it's going to be the twins. They're twins. >> Okay. >> So, it goes to 16 and 15. >> 16 and 15 year olds. >> Yeah. >> All right. Is there someone that can stay with them tonight? >> Yeah. [snorts] Them? >> Them? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, is it on uh tribal land or state land? >> What do you mean? >> Where you live? State land or tribal land? >> I think tribal land. >> Tribal land. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let's walk over here, sir. >> Thanks, sir. >> When they deliver their final decision, he tries to justify his actions and explain his side. >> It's a tight fit, but the other side's even worse. So, best bets to get your left foot in. And there's a little >> Can you put it in the front? At least >> give it. Not yet. >> Not yet. >> No, you can't put them in the front yet. Just because we have it's our transport policy. >> Well, that's okay. Make at least a little bit. Just a little bit. >> Which side? >> Open them. >> The other side. It's about half that size. >> Yeah. >> There you go. >> Good. All right. I'm just letting you know, sir, based on what we have with this officer and I Yeah. >> you are placed under us for driving under the influence. Okay. What do you mean? >> You're being placed under arrest, sir >> for driving under the influence. >> So, what about if I pull off in the like in the sidewalk? >> On the sidewalk? >> Yeah. And like say I just pull over, >> right? Um, so this officer observed you operating the motor vehicle. You told me that you were driving from Albuquerque to here. So, that's what we're going with. Okay. >> Yeah. Next thing I just pulled off right here. I wasn't driving anything. I wasn't driving crazy or anything like that. >> Okay. So, cool. Just have a seat for me. Watch your elbow. I'm going to close the door. Okay. >> Okay. >> Cool. You have a card? >> Yep. >> Cool. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Larry, >> nice to meet you. >> All right. >> What about this one? >> Well, if I can get someone to come get him, she can go with them. >> Okay. >> I mean, >> she was pleading the call center. She was she kept asking Siri, "Hey." Meanwhile, the female passenger attempts to contact her sister or son for a ride. >> And you? >> Where's your sister live? >> Um, she lives in Son Adventure trailer park. >> Okay. So, right around the corner. >> Cool. Do you have your phone? >> Yeah, it's right here. >> You tried calling her? >> I tried. >> I tried to call her. Is it face locked or >> 1325 and it's under Karen Saitel and >> your call has been forwarded >> and then um >> Oh, is he on D and D >> and then press >> your press big boy. That's my son. >> How old's your son? >> He's 17. >> 17? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Hey babe. >> Yeah. >> Uh do you think you are um Darnell can pick me up? >> Where you at? >> We are by um the tires where daddy used to go. >> Well, I don't know where that is. >> Where the tire shop is. Remember where um the Bronco was sold? >> Can you pick me up, please? That's the only way. >> Who's that you? >> Just me >> and the state police. Sir, >> and the state police. >> So, they're going to make me >> You are in denial. >> I'll go. >> Both of you come over. >> He's getting thrown in. Don't worry about him. >> Hurry up. >> You are now, please. >> Hello, sir. says, "Officer Tronos with New Mexico State Police." >> Yeah. >> Um, are you going to come get your mom or No. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> Uh, uh, trailer park behind the uh, post office. >> Okay. Do you know how to get where we're at? >> While waiting, the officers follow standard protocol and make sure the driver is ready for transport. [music] >> He knows where. >> Okay, we're waiting for you. Hurry. >> Okay. >> Okay. Put that back in your pocket. >> It's my twin boys. Sorry. >> All right. Go and have a seat. >> I can't move. Sorry. >> You're twin boys? >> Yeah, I have twin boys. >> He said he has twin boys. >> Oh, well, both of us. >> Both of you have two different sets of twins. >> No, he he he says his he says my kids are his. >> Okay. Do they have a driver's license? Um, well, they're in the learnings permit right now. Well, um, they're getting their learnings permit right now, but they they can probably pick them up. >> Okay. >> My sister's not picking up. >> All right. We'll wait for them. >> Thank you. >> Um, he'll if they both come, they can take the car. Okay. >> Not me >> and you. >> Can you please loosen this >> in a minute? Um, >> please. >> They're going to be here in a few minutes, so just sit tight. Okay. Hey, uh, your twins are going to come get the ride in, uh, your chick. >> Okay. >> So, um, you need anything out of the car? >> I'll let you use your cell phone while you sit in the cell. >> Uh, I guess now, you know, >> you don't want your phone system, right? Using my PTO for this week. >> So, do you want me to take your phone with you? Yeah, I think that's >> all right. Where's it at? What's it look like? >> It's a purple phone. >> Okay. >> It's a blue smartphone. >> Okay. >> But can you at least give my vape though at the same time? Like can I at least have a like a buff at least? >> Yeah. >> Not then. [ __ ] >> Do you want to take a puff and nick cool with that? As long as you're cool with me for the extent of this. >> Yeah. >> Then cool. >> Yeah. >> Before you put me in. >> It's not right. A vehicle search uncovers open beer cans and what looks like a full stash of alcohol. >> It's not weed, right? >> No, it's not. It's weed and I can't >> What's your vape look like? >> My face can be like bluish. Can't be smoky. I'm a I'm a detention officer. >> Oh, cool. I'll go get it for you. >> So, just on the safety side of things, I'm going to go ahead and arrest her for PI. >> All right. >> I'm going to take her in for PI. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> I don't feel comfortable with her going with the kids and something goes on crazier later on tonight. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You want to do that? Do that. >> We'll do PI for her and then since she'll take him and they'll take the vehicle. >> Cool. >> That works with you guys. >> That works for us. It's all you guys. >> Um, let me give you her license back. See that blue? >> Yeah, he said blue phone and a blue vape. >> Got Say there's meds over there. >> No, he dropped his nuggets. >> Oh, he dropped his nugies. >> Yeah. Cheeseburger, too. A phone's down here. All in there. >> Hey, just the beer cans. >> Yeah. >> No bottles. >> No. >> What are these? 16. Yep. >> Open. >> Some open shooters back here. >> So, one, two, Three 16 oz open 16. >> Just looking at the scene, it seems the driver and passenger were throwing their own party on wheels. >> Was a quervo margarita. Are the bottles there or just the boxes? And a fifth of >> such >> pink kinky >> strawberry >> strawberry lemonade. No, the flavor is pink. >> Pink? >> Yeah. I don't I don't drink blue frost Gatorade. I only drink blue Gatorade. >> When the kids get here, I'll have them take it out. I'll take it, too. >> Yeah. Have two makes two. >> What's that? >> Yeah. Have two makes two. >> Yeah. Some carry extra, some carry three. >> Three. Yeah. >> I've seen one guy carry one on each side. >> No way. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. To be honest, like I get all tired like I have to worry about this side. >> Yeah. [laughter] And it's like what what you going to have the other two when you already have like a good me of 12? >> I know >> 17. >> It's like what do you want to do? You want me to shoot the whole body or you want to go to base? >> Swiss cheese. >> It's I'm up there fight. It's like it's like it's like 2020 or 2018. I could go whatever. Take a deep breath and keep the tone going. harder. There you go. All right. Then it's going to take another sample in just a minute. Okay. >> Go ahead. You make me feel bad. >> Um so what equipment do you guys have? Do you guys have just pepper spray or do you guys have tasers too? We have um OC, but we can't carry um taser or anything like that. So, we have OC, we have handcuffs and everything like that. >> Cuffs, OC, and then flashlight or whatever. >> Yeah. >> Although the driver refuses testing on site, he's taken to the field office for a breathalyzer >> and then figure out how to do like hospitals or anything like that. >> Then we get our our guns and everything like that, too. >> But I'm left-handed, though. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah, I'm left hand. >> So, you guys have like your own little armory and everything in there? >> Yeah. So we have our bag. So it be like bag three, six or eight. >> How long have you worked there? >> Uh worked there for like three years. >> Three years. >> Mhm. >> Did Bahi work there? Deep breath and keep the tone going. All right. Then now then yeah I just check off you know just like and they were telling me it's like dang you're going to get promoted and say you're going to be >> the driver is arrested for DWI parking or stopping in a prohibited place and open container. His wife was also arrested for public intoxication. Number four deputies New Year's celebration ends in handcuffs. Around 12:30 a.m. on New Year's Day. Police at a DUI checkpoint stop a blue Chevy pickup. The officer approaches and quickly notices the driver, 43-year-old Adrien, smells of alcohol and is slurring her speech. Here's what happens next. >> Just leave it in park right there. Time is 12:37. Go ahead and step out, man. What's your name, ma'am? >> Adrian. >> Adriana. >> Yeah. Adrian. >> Adrien. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let me get you to follow me up here. Okay. If you could just keep your hands on your pocket. Just We're going to walk up here. See where that officer is right there? That's where we're walking towards. Okay. >> Yes. So, I just want to make sure you're ready to drive before I let you get back in your vehicle. Okay. How much did you have to drink? Couple glasses of wine. About how long ago? >> Okay. Let me have you just stand right in front of this my vehicle right here. Right there where the light is. As they talk further, Adrien reveals that she's a deputy with the Bernal Leo County Sheriff's Office. >> I'm off to the >> You are Come right here. Step on my light and face me, please. Face me. Okay. Go ahead and hold your glasses so you don't have anything that prevents you from walking, turning, stand on one leg. Okay. Go ahead and hold your glasses for me. Please put your leg your feet like this. Your hands at your side. Okay. Look forward on my finger. You're going to follow that with your eyes only. Your eyes only. Okay. You don't have any sort of head injuries, correct? >> Okay. Put your hands at your side. Okay. Follow my tip of my finger with your eyes only. Okay. Don't move your head. Okay. Don't move your head. Okay, go ahead and put your glasses back on. Did you want to keep those on? High heels. >> I'd rather not. >> Do you want to take them off for this part and then you can put them back on once we're done? >> Do you have Do you have some slips in your in your truck? Okay. If you could if you want to take them off real quick. She agrees to take a field sobriety test and [music] gets ready for the first one, the walk and turn. And I did hear you earlier. You said you're off PDS. So, do you have anything on you on your person? No. >> Okay. Is it in your vehicle? No. Okay. Go ahead and stand right there and face the other police car. >> All right. So, I'm going to get you in the starting position and then I'm going to explain and then I'm going to demonstrate how to do it and then you're going to perform it. Okay? So, can you picture a straight line from where you are towards the other cop vehicle? Okay. About 2 in the width of your foot. I want you to put your left foot down on that line and your right foot in front of your left like that. Heel the toe. So, your right foot in front of your left. Okay. Put your hands at your side. Stay on that position till I tell you do otherwise. Do you understand? >> Okay. So, you're going to take nine hillto steps from where you are towards that other cop car. Okay? You're going to look down at your feet, keep your hands at your side, and keep count every step as you take it. Once you reach the ninth step, you're going to plant that foot that you land on. Turn around in a series of short small steps and return back in the same manner in a straight line. Okay? It's going to look like this. Watch me. So, one, two, three. Once you reach your nice step, you're going to plant that foot and turn around and turn back. One, two, three. I did three. How many are you going to do? >> Nine. >> Okay. Nine going. Nine. Coming back. You're not going to stop till you fully completed. Do you have any questions? No. >> Okay. Go ahead and begin whenever you're ready. So, what's your take? Is she holding it together or walking straight into trouble? Okay, go ahead and turn around. Okay, for this next part, just put your feet together like this and your hands at your side. You're going to take the foot of your choosing, either your right or your left, whichever one you want. Okay, you're going to hold it parallel to the ground 6 in the size of a Coke can. Keep your hands at your side, both legs straight. You're going to count loud while staring at the tip of that foot. Okay, you're going to count so I can hear you. 1,00 1,002 100,005 until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? Okay. I'm going to demonstrate it for you and then you're going to do it. Okay. It's going to look like this. This is parallel. Your hands at your side, both legs straight. 100 1,002 100 34 105 until I tell you to stop. Do you have any questions on that? Okay. Hold on one second. Okay. You ready? Go ahead and start whenever you're ready. 155,000 Okay, go to stop. Okay, go ahead and put your your shoes back on. Despite her cooperation, the officer observes nine clear signs of impairment. Swaying, stepping off the line, and using her arms for balance. >> Okay, let's go back to my unit. So, who you with? Are you with BCSO or over here? Okay, go ahead and face my unit. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. So, how come you're out here driving if you know that there's help for us and like you can drive and you can get So, this is a sad sad moment for me right now. Okay. I've never had to arrest another cop. How come you didn't call for a ride or something? I know it's not easy when you go through some hard stuff, but you know, and as well as I do all the the stuff we have available for rides and everything. Okay? So, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for drinking and driving while intoxicated. The New Mexico Applied Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse or laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by a law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license and non-resident operating privilege for one year if you are convicted in the court while driving under the influence. You may also receive a greater sentence because you refuse to be tested. Do you understand? >> When it's time for the formal warning, Adrien must decide whether to take the breath test. Will she agree or refuse? Let's find out. Okay. Your right to speak to an attorney or remain silent does not apply to the requirement in Mexico law that you take a breath test. Do you agree to be tested? No. Do you have any pockets on this? This your jacket? Oh, your part. And you don't have you don't have your duty weapon on you at all. Open your mouth for me. Okay, let's go over here. Watch your head. I got you. From deputy to detainee, Adrien is arrested for DWI and released soon after. Her future with the department remains uncertain as an internal investigation begins. Number three, offduty officer pulled over for DUI and puts his badge on the line. A police officer stops a driver late at night for speeding and making erratic turns. Here's what happens next. >> Hi, how's it going, sir? >> Good. How are you? Hey, good. >> Why you trying to hide your your uh your drinks? >> Uh, no. It's my ID. >> Okay. But why you messing with with those cans back there? >> Oh, no. [music] My uh radio went off. >> Okay. >> I'm at 34 with APD. >> Okay. >> Um I'm just trying to go home. >> Gotcha. So, my brother called. He was at knockout, so I went there to pick him up. I mean, I just try to pick him up, take him home. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Got you. So, it's Ethan, right? Yeah. You mind if I just kind of push back there and get my radio, please? Your radio? >> Yeah. Just come back and talk to me then. >> What? Come back here and talk to me. >> Yeah. Sitting over here in front of my car. Any any weapons on you, Ethan? >> Uh, no. just my like I said my brother called and he was in trouble. So I mean I was drinking my girl there. >> You're drinking >> at my uh place and he called I mean I work tomorrow graveyard shift and he was in he said he was in trouble so I just try to go help him out. >> Just enter right here. Okay. No, don't move. The officer explains the reason for the stop, noting that he was doing 45 in a 35 and had drifted between lanes after exiting the freeway. >> Okay. So, Ethan, >> yeah, I'm just trying to get my brother. >> Gotcha. So, just going just go and turn face me. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, any idea why I'm stopping you? >> Um, I'm not I mean, I don't know. I'm not too sure. >> Okay. Two reasons. One, you're speeding 45 and a 35 down. Um um Carlile also back over there when you exited the freeway you made a um a turn left hand turn. Okay. You went you went you made a wide turn then you were traveling in two lanes at the same time and then you went into the correct lane. >> I'm stop I'm just trying to catch my brother. He just went down this way. I'm just trying to catch him. >> Okay. Was he was he in front of you or >> uh he left. So I live downtown on lead and cole >> uh right there on six and lead. >> Okay. >> At the Avarado apartments and he said that he was in trouble and knockouts. is he got in an altercation with some guy. So, I went to go try and help him to try and get drive him home. My girlfriend was with me, but she um since I live right there, her sister came and got her. So, I've been just trying to follow him to try and, you know, reason with him, but he's not picking up his phone and he just went down Carile and I don't know where he went. He just turned this way and he was going that way. I don't know. >> Because I didn't see anybody else in front of you except for that Mustang. But the Mustang was already >> No, this is about probably five before 5 minutes ago. So, I was just trying to speed him speed and catch him. >> Gotcha. And how much and how much did you drink? Cuz you actually volunteered. How much How much did you drink? >> Uh, just about probably three of the iced teas. >> Okay. >> Like I said, this happened before. Well, I started drinking cuz, you know, I was just with my girlfriend and we were just having a, you know, get together at home and then my brother called me not too long ago and said that he was in an altercation with some guy in knockouts. So, I mean, >> but obviously he got home. I mean, he got he actually got away from >> I'm not too sure, honestly. >> So, is is he still at knockouts? >> No, he went down that way somewhere. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. So, he's not at knockouts? >> No. >> When asked about drinking, this is Ethan's response. Drink >> um probably about an hour ago. >> Gotcha. So, you know the drill. Okay. I mean, I got to check to make sure that you get a drive. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Put your heel and toes together. >> I mean, you could follow me home, too. I mean, honestly, I don't >> Why Why would I follow you home? >> Uh, just to, you know, escort me or something. >> Okay. >> Make sure that I can drive. >> Gotcha. >> But why would I do that? I mean, if you don't think you're safe to drive, then why would you even drive? >> I mean, I'm okay to drive. It's just >> Yeah. >> I wouldn't mind if you guys will follow me or >> I'll follow you. >> Okay. Gotcha. But, as you know, I have a job to do as well, right? >> Okay. Put your heels heels and toes together. Heels and toes. Those are your sides. Any major head injury? >> No. Okay. See my finger? Yeah. >> Follow my fingertip with the yard only. Don't move your head. My hand's going to move from your left to your right. Fallout the whole time. The officer then begins a field sobriety test, starting with a horizontal gaze test. Okay. Same thing. I'm going go up and down. >> Any problems walking, balancing, or turning? >> No. Okay. Can Can I find in those tennis shoes? >> Yes. Okay. Come over with me. Stand right there. and face my police car. Can you put your own toes together? Okay. Right now, the only thing I want you to do is just listen to me. Okay. Okay. Can you imagine a straight line in between you and I? >> Yes. >> Okay. The line width be the width of your foot, which is about 5 in wide. >> Okay. Do you a favor on that measuring line? Place your left foot just like this. Okay. Now place your right foot directly in front of your left heel toe like I'm doing and stay like that directly in front. Line up your feet, heads are your sides and do not move and cherry cherry too. Do you understand? Yes. >> So from that position when I tell you to begin and only when I tell you to begin you'll take a series of nine hillto steps down that imaginary line just like this. Watch me don't start yet. Just like this. One, two, three. I took three, you'll take nine. Once you take nine steps, you'll make a turn. Watch how I turn. Keep your front foot planted with the back foot. Bring it around like this. Take serious small steps. turning all the way around and now you're facing that direction east. Do you understand the turning process? >> Yes. >> After you have to make that turn, you'll take nine more hill to steps down that same line just like this. One, two, three. Back down number nine. Sir, throughout this test, keep your hands directly at your sides. >> Right here. >> Okay. >> Do you need your jacket? >> Uh, yes, please. >> Go and get your jacket. I'm not think. >> No, it's not. >> Ah, that's good. >> After completing the gaze test, Ethan moves on to the heel to toe walk. Will he keep it together or stumble into trouble? >> Okay, get get back get back in the position. Right foot in front of your left. Okay, sir. Hands on your sides. Okay, start doing this chest. Keep you Look, look at each while you count. Count out loud so I can hear you. All right. >> Also, once you start the test, the top you've completed it. And don't forget to touch heel to toe. Give instruction. You got questions for me? >> No, sir. >> Do you feel understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Look, look down at your feet. >> Next up will be step number one. Go and begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay, going to stand right there. Boom. Sir, stand right there on my light. >> Next up is the one leg stand. Let's see if he bears any better this round. >> Put your heel and toes together. >> Yeah. >> Hands on your sides. Next test called the one leg stand. When I I tell you to begin, what I want you to do is raise the leg of your choice. Either your left leg or your right leg approximately six inches parallel with the ground. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you know what parallel means? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you know about how tall six inches is? >> Yes, sir. About the sides of the camera. >> Exactly. Watch me. My sides. Don't start yet. What I'm going to do is I'm I'm raise my left leg. My left leg's fully ted. My toes pointed. Both feet are straight. Time's right. My sides. Once your foot is right, you count like this. 1 10002 1,003 1004 100. Just keep on counting until you try to stop counting. Sir, during this test, keep your hands at your sides. >> Look down the foot that's raised and count out loud so I can hear you. Any questions? >> Uh, no, sir. >> You feel understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You can start when you want. I'll tell you when to stop. 1,001 100,004 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 12345 1607892012234 4 1.56 >> Go and stop. >> Walk straight. Walk straight to my walk. Walk to my police car. >> Just walk normal. >> So you had all the way up. >> So you had you had three twisted tees. >> Yes, sir. >> And when was your last one? >> About an hour ago, sir. >> Put both hands behind your back. Leave them there. Even though he appears to follow instructions, the officer spots enough signs of impairment to make the call and proceed with the [music] arrest. >> Listen to right now. I'm about to tell you something very important. You're under arrest [snorts] for driving under one under the influence of toxic canine liquor and or the domestic complaint consent act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. If you take our test, you have the right to choose additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to use opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, laboratory technician technologist with a boy hospital or a position of your own choice to perform additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by the law enforcement agency, which is us, the New Mexico State Police. Sir, do you agree to take our test at every time? I'm asking you for a breath test. Yes, sir. What's that? >> Yes, sir. >> Turn face me. Open your mouth. What's in your mouth? What's in your mouth? >> I see sir. Okay. By my watch, it's now 127. Turn. Get >> any chance that you could follow me home? I >> If you want to talk to my sergeant, but you're already under arrest. I get it. You have work tomorrow. Okay. My my sergeant's right there to your uh right. I'll make sure you get all your money. Let me take off this watch cuz I don't want you making calls on it. What's that? Spread your feet. What's that? I can still hear you. You You talking What was ringing? What was ringing? Or was it your >> I believe my watch. >> Your watch makes noise like that cuz I don't cuz I don't >> my phone in my pocket. >> No. >> The officer stays calm and professional while walking Ethan through the next steps. >> My phone real quick. >> Is it in the car? I'll get it. >> Okay. Come back here with me. Can I just talk to the sergeant real quick? Okay. Well, I'll put you in the car. I mean, I'll go get your phone. Have a seat. Come all the way in. >> Turn. >> Yeah, I will turn. >> I mean, there's no way that you can't just follow me home or take me home. I understand. There's officer discretion. >> Officer discretion. I mean, >> here we go. Here we go. So, here here, let me send something to you. Okay. >> Okay. You know I have a job to do, right? Just like you have a job to do. >> If I lose my job, who's going to feed me? >> I'm not too sure. I'm just >> Gotcha. [snorts] 5 for 7 seconds. 57 at 0057 going through that mail team for 1047 implied was read verbally agreed mouth is free and clear need a 46. Meanwhile, as Ethan waits in the back of the patrol car, officers conduct a detailed search of his vehicle >> and his firearms in there. >> Yeah. Or go ahead. >> It's on the 5181. It's right on the floorboard. >> He's just in our DDI class, man. 53. >> Do you need that? >> Have a good night. Sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Did you uh give him my phone? >> I did. I got your phone in your wallet. >> Do you think his badge will be waiting for him after this? Drop your thoughts in the comments. Number one, offduty cop crashes car and expects a free pass. An off-duty police officer crashes into a utility pole, then attempts to flee the scene before being stopped by responding officers. Let's take a look at what happens next. >> Look at this. I love you. >> I love you, too, brother. >> So, we're going to stand you up and we're going to walk back over there. Okay. You understand? I just paid for four goggles for your SWAT team. [clears throat] >> Well, I'm sure they appreciate that. >> I did. >> I believe you. >> I already called Sergeant. >> All right. So, we're going to stand you up and we're going to walk back over there. Okay. >> All right. Ready? One, two, and three. >> There you go. >> I got your phone. All right. >> Thank you. >> All right. Let's hold back over there. Okay. Hey, look through my picture. >> No, I don't. >> Look through my pictures and see. I'll be >> all right. You feeling better now? >> No. >> Okay. I said I just want to make sure you're okay. All right. So, when somebody starts walking away from a crash scene and not answering makes me think maybe >> they haven't checked him out already. >> He they were checking him out and then he stood up and walked away. So, >> we going to get you checked out, buddy. >> We try to get you get you some help, sir. You know who Ronnie Coleman is? That's his brother. [laughter] >> I wish. Right. We're going to the back of the rig. >> Uh, let's talk to check out, sir. >> Just sometimes to give you guys a heads up. Whenever the record does come, that tree broke off. So, >> it's going to fall. >> Yeah. It's probably going to come down when the record >> Okay. >> Yeah. When I walked up under there, I'm like, "Oh, wait a minute." >> You walk underneath it. I wanted to give you a heads up. >> Yeah. No. Now >> that >> it may come down and hit the wire. >> What's that? >> It may come down and hit that wire, too. >> Yeah, it's going to >> It's low voltage here, but that's just guide wires up top. I believe >> they're going to need a treat down. >> Yeah. >> Just you in the car. Thank you. >> Not worried about anybody else. >> I would put your phone in your pocket. >> I'm glad you weren't hurt. Did you buy this stuff? >> Yeah. Thank God you weren't hurt, bro. When initially detained, he's cooperative enough that officers agree to remove the handcuffs after he promises not to flee. >> You want to lean up against the car, sir? >> You want to lean up against the car? Excuse me. >> You want to lean up against the car? >> Yeah, sure. >> Make me a little better. >> Yeah, sure. >> No, just lean up. You just lean up. Turn up. >> Yeah. Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> John, turn around. >> There you go. Just relax. Relax. >> There you go. Put your back. There you go. There you go. God. How is that easier >> being in cuffs? You know why you're in cuffs, John? >> Yeah. >> Sir, >> you you tried to walk away from the crash. >> No, >> we have to walk a ways away. >> You please take my pants. >> If I take them off, are you going to walk away again? If you do, I'm going to put you back in cuffs. >> What would you like for me to do? I just don't want you to walk away from the scene. >> No problem. >> Okay. If I take them off. >> Yes. >> Okay. You You already Listen, you promised me. >> I promise. >> I hope you're a man of your word. >> Yeah, I know. They don't feel good. Hold on. >> Yeah. Don't turn your wrist. >> There we go. >> There you go, sir. There you go. Now you can relax. Just relax. >> I don't understand. What don't you understand? >> You are my people. >> Yeah. >> What would you like to do? >> Just relax. >> Just relax. Yeah. >> What's going on, boss? Are you on duty now? >> Me? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Let's take our badge off. >> Me? >> Yes, sir. >> Put it in your pocket. I'm not taking it. I just don't want you don't need [clears throat] that's all. >> They explain the next steps to a visibly intoxicated Chad who struggles to stay upright. >> May I go home? >> No, you can't go home. >> Can't go home yet. >> All right. So, what needs to be >> We have a DUI unit coming to check you out and once they clear you, then we'll have to figure out what we're doing with the car and whatnot. if there's a place you want to taken to or tow to or whatnot. So, I guess it's a safe car. Hit the pole pretty good. You look all right. >> It's a tree and that's it's going to go down when it it's going to go down when they leave. >> Oh, >> it's going to fall. So, they said something about getting somebody made from the >> village dwellers to come over and >> Yeah, >> cuz that's going to fall. It's probably going to hit the wire. >> Okay. >> FBL on his way or >> Yes. >> Oh, they are. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Fire's good right there on their way. Is there a particular uh place you want the car towed to? Cuz it ain't driving. >> Yeah. >> Where? >> Yeah. >> We got a couple minutes. Just let me know what you remember and then we'll don't go in there now. You can't go in there, buddy. >> Don't go in there cuz they know what's in there. >> Yeah, you can't go in there. >> What? >> You can't go in there. >> Don't go in there. >> Listen, let let the let both both investigations conclude and then you can go about your business. Okay, >> I got you. >> I got you. I understand that. But you know that we still have to do our job. Okay. And just when it seems like things are calming down, what happens next takes a surprising turn. >> Where you going? >> Where you going? [screaming] >> Really? >> We're not doing the behind your back. Put your hand >> Come on, John. Cut it out. John, cut it out, bro. John, stop it. Really? He's up. >> John, what are you doing? >> You're just making this worse for yourself. >> Really, John? >> John? Really? >> Come on, man. Really, John? >> Really? >> I am. [clears throat] >> What are you doing? >> I am. I think you do. Same thing. [laughter] >> Yeah. You close yours or I'll close mine. [snorts] >> On your side. Just stay on your side. >> So now I know that I can't trust you. Okay. >> John, really? >> What do you mean really? >> Where you where you think you're going? >> Watching you run is like watching something moving in slow motion. >> Yeah, that's kind of comical. What are you doing, >> dude? What would you The funniest thing I've ever seen in my life. Really? >> Listen to you. You're gas over there. >> Me, too. Hey, bro. >> Me. [laughter] I've never seen it. Like, what is he doing? >> Yeah. I was like, what did this dude really? Really? >> Did he make a run for him when I walked over there? >> Tony. >> All right. My question is, do you guys have charges on him >> other than leaving the Yeah, he's leaving the scene in an accident. >> Well, I mean, do you guys have like battery LEO resisting anything like that? >> Walking up with me. So, we just have this, right? >> His second escape attempt doesn't last long. Moving at a snail's pace, he's quickly tackled and restrained. >> Oh, no, no, no. Because he he touched stuff underneath. >> So, he actually fell and you cuffed him. >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. Okay. So, >> yo, >> John, why are you doing this? >> He's not injured, right? >> He just took a little fire rescue on. >> Yeah, he's not injured. >> All right, so set him up. Let's Let's set him up. >> Let's set him up. >> Chad, what are you doing? Chad, why are you running off? >> Boston Marathon's not till August. What are you doing? >> All right. What are you doing? >> Thank >> All right. You done? >> All right. No more shenanigans, right? We're going to stand you up >> and we're just gonna figure out what we got here, okay? But no more running. No more shenanigans. >> Can you please stand me up? >> Can we? >> There we go. All right. >> All right. Now, relax for a minute. Okay. No more running off. >> All right. Let's Let's go to the front of my car. Okay. >> Jonathan, >> what's your name? What do you want me to >> Chad? You need Chad? >> Okay. You go by Chad. >> That's okay. [ __ ] >> He's a sergeant. >> Huh? >> No, that's the sergeant over there. >> Oh, yeah. >> He was talking to you right here to your right. >> I was going to attempt to do business right over here. Is that all right? Like right in like right in this area by the >> That's fine. >> Is that okay? >> All right. >> Let's just let him hang out by my car. Set him on my phone. >> I'm going to look at the car for a little bit and then um we'll uh we'll have a little chat. >> You are funny though. You're a funny man. >> You are funny. >> You can't hurt you. >> No, no, no, no, no. You You You can't be a man that we can trust. So, I can't do that. You just lied to my friend. You just lied to my colleague. >> You lied to my colleague. >> Yes, you did. You lied to my colleague. >> Yes, you did. >> She said, "We take you out of the cuffs, you're not going to run again." You say, "No, not at all." >> What happened 10 minutes later? >> You positioned yourself. The next thing you know, you had a very slow run. Even the officers can't help but laugh, joking that the getaway looked like it was in slow motion. >> You can't You can't be trusted. You You're not a good poker player. Well, actually, actually, a really good poker player cuz you bluff the hell out of us. >> Yeah, >> you play poker. I knew it. You're pretty good at it, aren't you? >> No, you fool us, >> by the way. >> But it was funny. >> You're funny. You're funny. You made my day, though. I haven't seen that in uh 25 years. >> You're a lieutenant? >> No. >> No, I'm not a lieutenant. >> But here's my question. Where where were you going? >> My house. >> Where is your house? >> He said he lives right here on the next block. >> Oh, >> I am Gregory Tony. >> Gregory Tony. Who's Gregory Tony? >> The sheriff of Bar County. >> You're the sheriff of Bar County. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, sir. I'm his best friend. >> Oh, you're his best friend. >> Sorry. >> Okay. >> Do you see my badge? >> I saw that. I saw your badge. Yeah, I saw that. What does that mean? >> That means I'm his number one, sir. >> Okay. But what does that got to do with this call? >> It means >> What does your best friend has to do with this call? That's all well and good, but when you go out and do something that brings attention to law enforcement, we all have a job to do. Correct. >> Absolutely. >> That's a yes or no question. Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. So, now that So, now that So, now that you brought attention now that you brought attention to us, Wait, wait, let me finish. >> Now that you brought attention to us, so let us do our job and like my sergeant said, then he's going to figure out from here. Okay, that's all we asking. >> I'm going to be asking. We're going to do a couple of quick tests. We'll get him out of here. So, I'm going to shut my guy down so we can be compliant with you and then see what you can get done. >> Does that work? >> I mean, he's not argumentative, right? >> No, no, no, no. >> All right. Then we can take the cuffs off of him and we'll go. >> All right. This is what we're going to do. Hold up. I mean, you tell me. Is he argumentative or is he going to fight or >> take him out of the cuffs? >> But it'll be the second time that I go to take him off. >> Take him out of the cuffs. >> All right. >> Meanwhile, a DUI investigator arrives to begin a separate criminal investigation apart from the crash scene. >> Now, I'm going to tell you this right now. Let him finish the tests. >> Okay? If you run off, you're going to jail. I don't care. You just listen to this guy so I can get you out of here. Okay? So, take the cuffs off. >> Hold on. Hold on. Sorry. >> You said you had to put him on twice. We put him on the first time cuz he walked away and then >> for walking away. He's not walking away again. >> And then I took him off. He said, "I'm not going to run his thing." >> Not 10 minutes later, he starts taking off running and me and Brown had to take him down and put him back in. >> All right. So, he's a flight. >> Wait. Sorry. >> One sec. Give me one sec. >> We could stand by while while you do what you have to do and we can just take him at the cuffs. >> Hold on. A couple tests and he can be on his way. You guys go. We're good. If you guys are comfortable taking the cuffs off of him, >> I am. Yeah, >> fine. >> Because if anyone's not, then we don't. >> Well, I'm the sergeant and I'm comfortable. So, we're taking the cuffs off. >> Well, I want to make sure that they're put them on twice. So, as long as he doesn't run off, I don't feel like chasing. >> No, you don't have to chase him, but I just made >> I can't stop moving. >> Going to be >> All right. He's going to run some tests. What's your name? Jack, you said? All right, Jack. Listen. He's going to run some tests. Let him finish up his test so we can get you out of here. But you can't screw around or do anything anymore. Let him do it so we can all get on our way. Fair enough. All right, brother. So, just listen to him. Let him do his thing. We'll get out of here. All right. I got you. All right. Just you got to do what I'm telling you to do. Okay. >> Do you have your Miranda cars with you? >> Are you good? >> Lean up on the car for me. >> I know. Lean up on the car with me for a minute. Just lean back here. So, you got to follow. Just lean on the car for a minute. There you go. >> All right. Well, on the car. There you go. All right. It It slammed it in. That's not good. >> All right, Chad, are you injured at all as a result of any of this? >> What do you mean a little bit? >> Yes, a little bit. >> Okay. Do you need to go to the hospital? >> Probably. >> Probably. >> Okay. So, if we call >> If we call the medics to come here, >> do you want to go to the hospital? Is that it? >> Chad refuses to cooperate and grows more erratic as the questioning continues. >> What kind of pain are you in right now that requires you to go to the hospital? It's what? >> Awkward. >> Awkward. What? >> What do you mean awkward position? What are you talking about? >> Yeah. >> Give me an example. What? What are your injuries right now? >> No. I I need to understand this. We might have firefighters coming here or not. Are you injured in any way? You already had the firefighters come out here and check you out. They've already left. They determined that you're fine. Now you're saying you want them to come back. Why do you want them to come back? >> You don't want them to come back. >> Okay. You don't want them to come back. >> Go down that road. It stops with that road. >> Okay. So, you don't need >> I do not. >> Okay. >> I plead the fifth and you're on. >> Okay. All right. So, let me explain something. Okay. >> Give my license back. >> Well, we'll get to that. We'll get to that in a second. >> That right now. >> Okay. We're going to get to that in a >> second. Law enforcement. >> Okay. And I respect that. >> Yeah. You better. But here's >> we're gonna get through the hat and I'm looking I get back over. >> Okay, let me finish what I'm doing here. Okay, so I've completed Well, we've completed a crash investigation. Okay, looks like what happened? You just made a wide turn and hit the pole or you want to tell me what happened? Do you want to tell me your side of this or no? Did you explain the crash to any of these deputies or the sergeant here or got to ask those questions? >> I have to ask those questions. I mean, do you want to tell me or no? >> It's up to you. Yes or no? >> No. Okay. So, here's what I need you to do. This is very important. Chad, you go by Chad, then you go by Chad. Is that your name? You going by Chad? Yes. No. Maybe. Okay. I'm required to warn you before you make any statement. You have the following constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent, not answer any questions. Do you understand that? >> Yes or no? >> Do you understand that? Yes or no? Chad, >> it's my badge. >> Huh? >> Sir, it's my badge. Who th >> any statement must be freely and voluntarily given. Do you understand that? >> While the officer reads his rights, he continues to behave like this. >> Chad, do you understand that? Yes or no? >> Can you believe this? >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence and representation of a court appointed lawyer before you make any statement during any questioning. Do you understand that? >> Yes or no? Are you getting upset to like where you're going to start fighting or what's the matter with you? >> What are you doing? >> Okay. If any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you're privileged to remain silent. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. There we go. Do you understand all these rights that I've explained to you? >> That's all I ask. Yes or no? Okay. >> So, Chad, why don't you tell me what happened here again? What's going on? >> My license. Well, we're going to get to that in just a minute. I want to understand what's going on here. And the reason I want to understand that, listen to me. Listen to me. It's very important. My name is investigator Noel. I'm with the DUI unit. Okay? I've completed a crash investigation. I've switched hats to a criminal investigation. That's why I read you your rights. Now, I'm giving you the opportunity to tell me what happened here. Do you want to tell me yes or no? >> I want this. Just give me a minute. He's got to do is he's got to go through a spin. You know that you've done been through this, right? So, you know what he's got to do. >> Stay over here. >> He's got to do it. You know he's got to do >> over here. >> We're not getting any. >> Chad, look at me. >> Look at me. This is going to be as minimal as possible. Chad, look at me. Yes. Look at me. Chad, make this as minimal as possible. Okay, I'm trying to help you out, but you've got to make this as minimal as possible. >> Can you understand me on that? You've got to let me help you and make this as minimal as possible. Are we clear? >> We search him. What's in his pockets? >> Search. >> Your badge is in your pocket, Chad. I didn't take your badge. Your badge is with you. We didn't take >> search. >> Officers acknowledge his credentials, but make it clear that his position doesn't exempt him from standard procedure. >> We didn't take it. >> It was in your pocket, brother. It's it's this guy that uses handcuff that uses handcuffs that protects you guys more than anybody else. >> That's $40,000 on my vision. >> All right, let's have a seat in my car. >> Come on, let's have a seat in the car. >> Did you hear me? >> I heard everything you said. Yes. Come on. Let's have a seat in my car. Okay. >> All that stuff's coming with you, Chad. We're not going to keep anything. >> Go ahead and have a seat. Okay, Chad. Go ahead and have a seat. Wait, I can't see. >> Sit for a minute. I got to go talk to him. >> He's going to come back and talk to you. >> Chad, sit for a minute. Let me talk to him. >> Thank you, bud. >> Have a seat, Chad. >> Have a seat in the car. Okay, Chad, go ahead and have a seat for me. Okay. >> Do you understand? Have a seat. >> Chad, just have a seat in the car. Okay. >> Look through my phone. >> I can't go. Chad, I can't go talk to him till you sat down for a minute. So, sit down so I can go talk to him. >> No problem. Thank you. >> All right. Thanks, Chad. Go ahead. Have a seat. SWAT. You got to you got to talk to him. You need to sit down. >> All right. >> All right. You know what I was trying to do? >> Yeah. No, I had the point. I looked I could see him. >> Two guys. Three. You can handle it. >> Thanks, Sergeant. >> Isn't that G slider? >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. That's wonderful. >> I've had some bad days on it. I'm not going to lie. >> I'm trying to open the open. >> Oh, please God, no. >> Oh, Jesus. >> Okay, that's roadside assistance kit. Oh, that's an HK. >> While Chad waits in the patrol car, they conduct a [music] thorough search of his vehicle. >> Please go. Another one. Okay, >> this guy's got a taste of >> That's bunny right there. >> Yeah. Tell them if you need to get out here. >> All right, you guys all set with me then? >> Yes. Thank you. I'm getting here as quick as you did. >> Huh? >> Thank you for getting here. >> Oh, absolutely. >> All right, come on out. Is is that correct, sir? My my badge. >> Yeah, your We have your badge. >> My license. It's going No, no, wait. Yeah, >> that's over at the other facility. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> All right. >> Everything's fine. We're going that way. >> That's not fine. >> It's not fine. >> We're going right over here. Come on. Come on. >> So, my badge? >> Yes. Your badge? >> My ID? >> Your ID? Yes. >> It's all over there at the last place where we are. at all. >> We're getting you medically cleared at the emergency. Okay. >> Yes. I need to get you cleared for the jail. Going straight through that door. No, that door right there. Straight through there. Go ahead. No. Go on in. Go on. Go. Come on. Let's get this done. Let's move the process along. Go ahead. Come on. Come on. Well, don't look at me. Walk in. >> We got to get you in here. Come on, >> dude. I am looking at it. >> Don't look at me. No. Look straight ahead. >> No, I'm looking. Just jail clearance. >> No complaint of injuries. Just DUI. >> DUI? >> Yes. No. Don't go in there. This way. Wrong way. >> Chad. Wrong way. We're going in there, >> Chad. Just go in there. Come on. Stop. >> No. >> Come on. Let's go inside and get this done. Come on. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Just have a seat. >> Why are you so Why are you so argumentative? >> He's transported to a local hospital for medical clearance before heading to jail, but his behavior only escalates. Huh? >> No, have a seat in the chair. You got to have a seat. >> Yeah, take the chair. >> I can't take them off because it's going to be a hard time getting off. >> Okay, but I need you to have a seat so they can check you out. >> Cuffs [clears throat] off my shirt. >> I can't take them off of you cuz guess what? I'm not going to be able to put them back on by myself unless I hurt you. And I don't want to hurt you. Now, have a seat in the chair. Please >> stop being such an Have a seat here. >> Chad, have a seat in the chair so the nurse can examine you and the doctor can examine you. Okay. >> No, thank you. I I refuse. >> Okay. He's refusing everything. >> I don't I don't care. >> You need his information here. >> You can't refuse. >> No. >> Just stand over there. >> Well, cuz you're being an idiot. >> No. No. You That's not a law right now. >> You're not going to overpower me, Chad. You're not. Now, >> that's not a lawful order. >> Stay right there. >> That's not a lawful order. >> Knock it off, dude. >> Why can't you just >> All right. All right. Go away. >> Stop. You >> got me here. Go away, man. Stop the away. >> I can't go away. I'm with you. >> What's wrong with you? >> Oh, okay. So, now you're making a threat. So, you're going to get charged with that one, too. Hey, wrap him up, bro. I don't care. >> I will you up. That's good enough for me. So, now you get charged with that. >> Oh, you're going >> Yeah, it's going in my paperwork. I don't believe it either. >> Oh, you don't believe it? >> No, you're you're usually probably a really nice guy. >> You don't believe it? >> Being like this cuz you're drunk. >> Knock it off. >> Stop being like this, >> dude. I'm not drunk. I'm a nice guy. >> I know you are. >> I give millions of dollars. >> Don't walk towards me. Stay back there. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> I don't need you walking up to me. Go back over there. >> Can you please listen to me for one second? >> Well, can you please do what I ask you? Finally, for once, can you have a seat in the chair? Thank you. Just have a seat. >> He leans on his status, claiming to be a good guy and questioning why he's being treated this way. The officers stay firm, calmly reminding him he's being treated just like anyone else would under the same circumstances. >> I want you to understand people like me make your SWAT team survive. [snorts] >> Yeah. All right. >> What do you mean? Don't tell me to shut. No. Don't tell me when I'm at funerals for you. >> Do you mind? You got patients here. You got other patients here. Can you stop? >> You and >> you got a young lady over here. You got other people in this hospital. Can you knock it off? >> Let me tell you something. I'm at all. And I sure do my best for my law enforcement officers and you treat me like this. about you guys and even I'm going to do everything I can to support you guys. [laughter] [clears throat] >> So then why are you threatening me then? >> I didn't threaten you nothing. >> Why did you say you got up? >> Because I'm just joking. I would never ever ever ever ever one of my guys, man. But I sure have THE POWER TO, BOY. >> I'M AN OFFICER. >> All right, officer. Come on out. We're done. >> I'll take them off when we get to the jail. Go through >> to the jail. Out that door. >> Did you hear what I'm saying? >> Yeah, I heard what you said. Now come on out the door. >> Do you see? Can you >> stop? Just stop at the door. Can >> Can you wipe my face off? There. How's that? Okay. >> A little bit better. Come on. Come on. >> Come on, dude. One more time. Wipe my wipe my face. >> I'll wipe it when we get to the jail. Come on. Get in the car. >> Please. One more time. Better. >> Hurry up. Get in the car. Let's go. Come on. >> Yes, sir. Please. >> Get in the car. Go. Go. Get in the car. >> Why are you so mean to me? >> Just get in the car. Come on. >> Are you so mean? >> Yes. Get in the car. Stop. >> Hop up in. There you go. All right. >> Eventually, Chad is loaded into a patrol car and transported to jail. He's charged with DUI and resisting arrest. Justice doesn't care about your rank. These good cops made sure of that. Let us know your thoughts in the comments.