Why should you still be on the Aurora City Council if you drove across town drunk and possibly endanger a bunch of other people's lives? >> You know, I can't answer that and I'm off the record. >> Off the record meaning he was trying to keep us from telling you what he said. He's an elected official at a public meeting. So, he kept asking questions about his attempt to keep the arrest out of the public. >> Why is that transparent and something that should be becoming of a council member? >> Well, what I'm going to do is read my statement and then you should have an answer for it. >> Do you plan to address that? >> Yep. Hey, >> an Aurora city council member is arrested on suspicion of DUI. There's body cam footage. There's a public statement and there's a refusal to resign. Legally, that's allowed. But here's the issue. For most people, an arrest like this brings immediate consequences at work, in public, and at home. For powerful people, the system often says, "Wait, delay, or stay in place." That's not a legal loophole. That's a trust problem. Fin blue lies, baby.