That's correct. >> That you're safe to drive. >> I am. Um >> cuz I'm only driving over the damn street like Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'm not going to lie to you. I didn't even see that I crashed into them. Like really? They said I crashed. >> You know what I mean? Like on 95. We got deer running across. We got people road. >> I've drive I live off Bender. So I take the West one all the way down. So I never take 95. This is my first time. Literally 95. >> He had already pulled over by the time anyone asked her to. This is the shoulder of Interstate 95 in Flaggler County, Florida. A little after 10 at night on the 23rd of May. A few minutes earlier, she clipped a car in front of her. She says she never felt it happen. She is 47 years old. She has two grown children and she has never been arrested in her life. Maybe I might have straightened them. I'm not sure. I'm not going to say I didn't. I know if I did, cuz all I called was this. So they say, >> so I pulled over. I full coverage. No problem. >> Yeah. >> And I waited. Yeah. And I waited till you guys. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm not going to say I did or did like I told them. My brother backed out. My son backed out. I had to come by myself, sir. I never drive on the highway. It's my first time. So, I got a fender fender no problem. I'm full coverage and my bill. So, that's it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And they say my light is out. I'm not sure. I >> think all your lights are on right now. You may have a light out. >> Yeah. On this side. >> Mhm. >> So, I I might be, but I'm not I'm not afraid to take the If I'm the fault, I'm okay. Headlights are out, too. >> My headlight the front headlights. >> Both. >> It seems like only one headlight's out. You said my both of them. >> I'm not going to argue with you. Got on the highway. My first time. >> How far out do you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Started on. >> Sure. Do you mind if I talk to you out of other people's ears? Like up here? Are you okay with that? >> Okay. Yeah. I No, I just wanted to talk to you. >> 213. >> Okay. I don't like people hearing other people's business. You know what I mean? I'm I'm from Holly Hill, so I you know goody. >> Yeah. So, um >> 21. >> Good. >> Almost fell in the goddamn bushes. It's a hill going down here. >> Yeah. So, I was talking to the other deputies and as I'm talking to you, I am noticing a little bit of an alcoholic odor coming from your mouth. >> Hold on. Let me tell you, let me tell you this. >> My cousin is 19. She just graduated. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm trying to make it back that way. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. No, I mean the the thing is, you know, I could see that you were kind of slowing around. Watch what the deputy just did. There's another driver standing 20 ft away. And rather than ask the real questions in front of them, the deputy walks her up the shoulder first and explains why. She does not like people hearing other people's business. Nothing required that. It is the first of a dozen small decisions the deputy makes tonight that nobody would have noticed if she had skipped them. >> Let me tell you, Hold on. I'll hand >> Let me just say one thing. Just one thing, okay? And then I'll I'll let you go. Okay. So, I just wanted to make it clear that I'm not here necessarily investigating the crash. I'm just here making sure that you're not too impaired to drive. That's what it is. >> Yeah. >> So, you know, it puts us where we just want to make sure that you're safe to drive. >> I am. >> Um cuz I'm only driving up the damn street like you. >> Yeah. >> I'm not going to lie to you. I didn't even see that I crashed into them. Like really? They said I crashed. >> You know what I mean? Like on 95 we got deer running across. We got people on the side of the road. I've drive I live off Bender so I take the West one all the way down. So I never take 95. >> This is my first time literally. >> 95 especially if you had a couple drinks. >> Yeah. Never on the highway >> to really get to you. Like it could have been way worse. >> Never highway >> for me. >> Right. >> Because I've always take US one. >> Yeah. >> Straight down. >> Okay. So I'm going to walk you through everything. You know what I mean? I just want to make sure that you're not too impaired to get behind your wheel and just go home, okay? Cuz it puts me at ease and it puts, you know, my partner at ease knowing that like a DUI, you know what I mean? I just want to make sure that that's not I'm 47. >> I have never a 30year-old and a 23 year old. I have never do I ever. >> Okay. Yeah. And look, I'm not trying to hem anybody up, but I just want to put my mind at ease knowing that I did my job, you know, and made sure that you were okay to drive so I can send you home so that way you don't get hurt. You can be around for your babies. No one else gets hurt. >> I'm not going to lie to you. I've drove from the plantation. >> Cuz I laughed. I said, I'm not used to guys um you know, staying so far out in Jacksonville, >> right? But they stand at damn plantations. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. So I've drove from >> That's far out especially >> 38 lanes plantation >> all the way to here. And I did not know that I when I looked and seen what I did. I'm like >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I haven't. >> In order just to, you know, like I said, smooth everything over make sure that nothing's going on that's not supposed to be. I'm just going to walk you through everything. You going to check your eyes, walk up a line, stand on one leg. >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> That's all there is to it. >> I'm fine. I'm not alone. >> Told her I said I got to get back on the line at 7. >> Yeah. >> It gets closed by 8. I'm not comfortable. >> Yeah. >> Going on the road past that because >> I can't see for one >> like now I feel like I'm past the line. It's dark outside. >> I don't I want to go home and make it. I got to be >> the quicker we can get all this washed and make sure you know everyone's everyone's good because I mean especially knowing you're a mom, you know, 23. >> Yeah. I want nothing more than >> a dietary 5:30. Girl, I want to get to Holly Hill and let bed more than any >> Yeah. I've been working for a long time, man. I want to I want to go home and go to bed, too. >> You heard me. I'm tired. >> Yeah. The quicker we both tire up, quicker we both can go to bed. I'm I'm so tired that I had graduation yesterday. >> Mhm. >> Her graduation party and I'm like I've been there two days. Like I'm tired. I just want to go home. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> I'm tired. >> No. And especially if tire is a factor. >> I've been I've been in Jacksonville two days. Like Yeah. I just kind of want >> So if you'd like, we can just run through that real quick. Get that banged out and then we'll we'll be straight. Can I throw this in here? Sure. >> Can I throw this in here, too? Yeah. Yeah. Whatever makes you comfortable, that's fine. >> I want to I want to find a spot where it's safe for both of us cuz we are on 95. >> I'm not because they kept telling get out the road. Get out the road. I'm like we're on this side. We're not in the road. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, I got you. Um I'm going to go back to my car and just see if there's anywhere better. Maybe if I can pull up here and block a lane or something. That way there's no >> wait on you. >> Yeah, just hang out here, darling. I'll be right back. Okay. In >> my car. >> Huh? >> I'm going to wait in the front of my car. >> Right here. Okay. >> Yeah. Just don't just don't wander off. No, I'm saying don't wander into the road. I don't want you to get plowed. >> I got a 30, a 23, and a 9year-old, and a three-year-old. I'm going to be running fields. Um, it's going to be miles before there's any gas station or anything. So, I'm seeing maybe cuz I mean they're off to the roads far enough where I could have her do it on the shoulder. >> The deputy is not going to run the tests here. Cars are coming past at 70 m an hour and the driver is standing on the white line in heels. So the deputy moves the whole scene twice looking for ground she is comfortable with. That search takes a while and for part of it her microphone is off. What you are looking at is the shoulder she rejected and then the one she settled on. >> I do full coverage paid for. You don't have to think that I'm kind of reverent. No. I've never read it on the highway. I'm scared of the highway actually. So goddamn cars. I don't do that. When the lights go out I'm down. I'm watching Heat of the Night. I'm watching Law and Order. I'm in bed. But because I have a cousin that's >> 18, graduating from Jacksonville from Plantation Way out, I came out, which I'll never do again. Ever. Yeah. I never do it again. >> Yeah. So, looks like they're going to be getting out of here sometime soon. And >> that's okay. I'm okay. >> Yeah. Trying to do that. Like I said, I'll just bust my ass damn grass. >> It's It's all straightforward. I'm going to talk you through everything, show you everything. >> I just want to go home and go to bed. I'm tired. >> And as soon as these guys pull out of here, we'll get started. Doesn't take me but 5 minutes. >> He said it. He was like, "Oh my god, you crashed my car." So when he said crash, I'm like, nah, a fender fender. It's not no damn crash. I didn't screw you up. You have a and I took a picture. You have a on your fender. You don't have >> them to run down now and then we're going to stand where they're standing because it's safer than back like behind the cars, you know? I just don't want anyone to get hit and everyone to be safe. That's all. >> We're probably going to go home early. Yeah, like I said, I can get these things wrapped up in 5 10 minutes. You know, >> I'm tired. >> I just want to, you know, cross my tees and dot my eyes and make sure that you're >> How old am I? >> Yeah, >> man. 23. >> 24. >> That's nice of you. >> That's nice of you. >> Why you running? >> My daughter's 30 and my son's 23. So, are you between that? >> 22. >> Oh, you got a baby face. I I got that I got that chunky face. >> As you said, just start. >> Yeah, I get I get bullied for the chubby cheeks. It's okay, though. >> Nah, I'm just starting my court. I'm be done by you. I'm done. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Chubby my ass. I'm be done. >> There you go. Yeah. Period. >> All right. We're going to stand where they were where their car was. It's going to be safer for you. We're just going to come right. I just want you to stand like this till I tell you to do something else. Any questions so far? >> Nope. >> Straightforward so far, right? >> Yep. >> Can I stand out these high? >> I'm a tomboy. I don't do >> You want to take If you can take them off. >> Yeah. I don't >> Whatever's more comfortable for you. >> I'm a dietary cook. I I don't >> Yeah, you're okay. >> Yeah, I'm okay. >> That's fine. Yeah. Toes touching, heels touching, hands down by your side. Perfect. >> TC. Of course. >> Oh, really? >> 47. I was that when I was younger. >> Yeah. >> I remember that would turn the turn or right? >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. >> Do you have diabetes? >> No. >> Do you take insulin? >> No. >> Do you have any traumatic brain injuries? Anything like that? Do you have any physical ailments that would stop you from walking in a line or standing on a leg? >> No. >> Okay. >> Nope. >> All right. Do you see the tip of my pen? Yes, I do. >> Okay. What color is the tip of my pen? >> Blue. >> Blue. >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. What I'm just going to have you do is I'm going to have you follow this with your eyes and your eyes only. And I don't want you to move your head. Any questions so far? >> Yes. >> What? What's your question? Okay. No. Okay. >> I'm lacking. >> Okay. You're good. >> Follow this with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay. Okay. What I'm going to have you do is place your left foot on the line and then your right foot against the toe of your left foot. So place your left foot on the line >> and then your right foot against the toe of your left foot >> just like I'm standing. Oh, >> yep. Just stand the way I'm standing. Okay. >> And don't do anything else until I tell you to. Okay. Keep your hands down by your side until I tell you to do something else. Understand so far? >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. And don't start anything until I tell you to do so. Do you understand so far? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Okay. When I tell you to begin, I want you to take nine heel totoe steps down the line. I'm going to demonstrate it. Yes, I'll demonstrate everything for you. So, just stay the stay the way I was showing you. Left foot on the line, right foot in front. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. Just stay like this and don't start anything until I tell you to. Okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps while looking at your toes and counting out loud. One, two, three. On. I'm only going to go to three. Once you get to your ninth step, you're going to keep your lead foot on the line. Take a series of small steps to turn around. It's going to look like this. While maintaining your lead foot on the line, then you're going to go back down. One, two, three. I'm only taking three, but you're going to be taking nine. If you step off the line at any point, just pick your foot back up and continue down the end. Do you have any questions so far? All right, you can begin when you're ready. >> Oh, right now. >> You remember what I told you? Yes. >> Last one we're going to do is one leg stand. Okay. We're going to do the same thing we were doing earlier. Toes touching, heels touching, hands down by your side. Okay. We're going to stay like this until I tell you to do something else. Any questions so far? No, ma'am. Okay. I'm just going to have you stand like that until I tell you to do something else. No questions. All right. When I tell you to do so, and only when I tell you to do so, I want you to raise one leg, either one, about 6 in off the ground, about the height of a Coke can. I want you to raise one of them, toe pointed outward, hands down by your side. >> Coke can >> about the height of it. About 6 in somewhere with your leg. >> Exactly the way I am right now. Okay. >> While counting out loud in the following manner, 100,00 1,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. If you drop your foot at any point, just pick it back up and continue the exercise. Okay? No problem. >> Do you have any questions? >> No. >> Okay. You can begin when you're ready. Wait. Wait. Wait. The wind is making me uncomfortable. Okay. Wait on this line, right? >> No, just just standing. >> Yeah, this exercise I didn't I Yeah, I didn't say anything about the line. Nothing. Nothing. I had to stand. Okay, just stand out. Okay. Three tests and all three are the same three everywhere in America. The pen tracks the involuntary jerk in the eye. The nine steps measure whether you can hold instructions and balance at the same time. The raised foot does the same thing with less to hold on to. None of them produce a number. They produce an opinion and the number comes later at the jail. >> Is there anything you're going to need out of the car like a phone, wallet, things like that? >> Okay. I'd be happy to grab that for you. Okay. We're just going to come back to the car. >> I'd be happy to explain everything to you. >> And I and I drive. >> So, you will have a bond. It's It's about a $1,000 bond. Um but if you go through thousand but if you go through a bail bondsman it would be I can't recommend any of them to you. I'm not allowed. >> I am a um healthcare worker. So that's >> so to my knowledge that that's between your we don't we don't notify them. >> So that's whatever you want to work out with them. >> Okay. >> You want to put your sandals on? I don't want you to step on And you said a phone and a wallet, right? >> Okay. We're just going to come back to this car. That way you're not standing on the side of 95 any longer than we have to. And then I'm going to grab your phone and wallet. We're going to get out of here. Okay. >> That's his I'm not that cool. >> Am I on? >> You're in flight. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yeah. So, it's it's a um minimum 8 hours because it is uh alcohol related. So, it's going to be 8 hours. >> All right. >> Um but >> yes, I can't bring your car. Your car won't fit. But I can bring your phone. >> Hold on. Hold on. Watch here. I'm just going to hold your head so you don't There you go. >> Here. Any way I can help, let me know. >> Oh, wait, wait, wait. Oh, my arm is jammed on this other side. >> Okay. here. Take up take up as much of the seat as you need to. So if you need to like lay that way, >> you can do that, too. >> I'll loosen these cuffs up just a little bit. >> So this one's a good bit loose. I can fit a good amount. >> Yeah, just just a little bit cuz my my shoulder is strong over here. >> Okay. What I can do is I can give you two sets. You've been fine with me. So that way it would space it out a little bit more. But I would need you Yeah. No, I I would need you to step out again so I can get them off. >> Okay. Ah, >> yeah. >> I'm just going to hold you. Make sure you don't fall. Okay. >> Yeah. My shoulder. >> All right. You want to face the car and then I'm going to give you two sets. Okay. That way you have a little bit of room. >> This is your phone. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Okay. Thank you. I call my phone. >> I'm just giving her two sex. >> Sure. Sure. Of course. >> All right. You want to roll your wrist out? There we go. >> My car. >> Um, we're going to we're going to give you that information. >> I'm going to flag. >> Yes, ma'am. >> You want flag? >> There you go. Isn't that much better? >> Yes. Thank you. >> Yep. >> I've never in my life had a damn hit you up. >> Here. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. I'm going to double lock him. No, that's okay. I'm just going to double lock them so they don't tighten on you. >> Yes, please. A seat. >> Yes, ma'am. There you go. You can have a seat. And I'm just going to hold your head so it doesn't hit your head. Okay. Here's some light. There you go. Much better, huh? >> I know. his children. >> We're going to um I'm going to get it worked out and get some, you know. Do you want to call your son? >> Yes, please. >> Okay, I'll let you call your son. We're going to >> You just need your phone and your wallet, right? >> Yeah. Can I please >> What does your wallet look? Yeah. What does your wallet look like? >> Oh, you already got the wallet. >> I got the wallet and the phone. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can I call my side? >> Yeah. Can you hand me the phone? I'll let her call her son. And how much is DUI? >> Without a bail bondsman, you're looking at a,000. With one, uh, 10%, which is 100. >> Okay. >> I just can't recommend a bail bondsman to you. >> My brother will look up uh, PE. >> I'm going to start the tote. >> Yes, please. >> How much is the tote? >> Huh? >> How much is the tote? >> I couldn't tell you. I'm not I don't want to give you a number. Yeah, it would be Flaggler. Um, and then we'll let you know if it's John's or Rogers, cuz that's who we have on rotation. But I don't want to give you an exact number and have it be wrong. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> I would never support anybody else. 13. >> It might be dead. >> Is it? >> Yeah, cuz it it went dark. I think it is. >> And you know what? I've never They're going to feel >> Yeah. 0%. >> Yeah. They're They're going to feel bad cuz I never feel Hold on. Is it Is it dead? >> 0%. >> AQ. >> So, even if I were to open it, it's going to die immediately. >> Will I be able to get it back on the way? Maybe. >> Huh? >> Will I be able to save it on the way? >> Save it on the way? What do you What do you mean? >> When I get there, would they be able to charge you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's what I was just saying. They they have chargers and stuff in there, too. >> How long are we from Flaggler? >> We're in Flagland. 319. >> Um, that's going to be Deputy Fernandez. I believe that it's going to go to either uh Jones or Rogers. And then they're going to have it in a lot there. >> Okay. But the quicker we get you out of here, the quicker we can get it get it booked and done. Okay. So, watch watch your >> As you can see, my my I've never been charged. I've never had a DUI. This is my first DUI. What? $10,000. >> It it's a case to case thing. I mean, >> what you guys put me up under? >> Huh? >> It's what you guys put me up under. >> What do Well, it's it's under a DUI. Like, what do you mean? >> Like, the charge is is DUI. Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Just watch your knee. I don't want to hit it. And like I said, the sooner we get out of here, the sooner we can get that 8 hour timer started. Okay. So, my car being told that's another charge. me getting out is another hundred and me my car being told is how much? >> I couldn't tell you an exact number. I don't want to give you a wrong number. Um >> like 250 225 1055 an hour. >> I've seen them around that area like around that price. >> Okay, no problem. >> So I just like I said I don't want to give you an exact number and have it be more or less. >> I just want to go to bed cuz I'm tired. um been driving trying to make it something that I should attend and attended. So yeah, I'm tired. >> Yeah, I I understand. I just, you know, I just feel like a better choice could have been made, you know, like I just god forbid that crash could have been worse or it could have killed you or or something else, you know, couple drinks on 95 makes makes all the difference, you know. I've never had a DUI. Never. I don't know if this stops doing [ __ ] healthcare or not. It's like my whole [ __ ] career now. >> And where's my phone? Is it charges? >> I don't have a charger here. The jail. The jail has no charge. Okay. >> Ain't going to lie. I'm 47. My cousin's young. We're the only blacks. They're white. So yeah, I showed up. Showed up. I should have just stayed my ass home. So yeah, I'm tired. I wake up every morning 4:30. Go to work. 5:30 dietary cook. So yeah, I'm tired. We'll get it figured out, you know. Are we at the headquarters and it's still taking? >> Yeah, sometimes it takes a minute. >> I mean, my hands are bruising. Wow. You're okay. My soul. Okay. >> Read you something. Okay. >> I never come back to Jacksonville again. Long as I live. Never. >> Really quick, I'm just going to read you something. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. Have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand? >> Did you understand him? >> Okay, >> that's all she's making. >> What are they? She was 90 minutes from home on the first highway she had ever driven coming back from a family graduation. A first defense like this one runs into the thousands before a court date is ever set. There is the tow truck, the pond, the license, the insurance. She spent the drive to the jail adding it up out loud. 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