You didn't hold us about it from the beginning. >> You don't want to be pulled back. >> I probably don't to be honest with you. >> Uh I got one in my car. >> Stopped for expired tags. Why test a driver who admits recent cannabis smoking? Could slurred speech, odor, and eye signs indicate impairment even without alcohol? Watch how one honest admission leads to roadside evaluation. >> She's got impairment and you can smell the burnt cannabis in the car. >> Yeah, there's a bunch of it. >> So, she's actively driving a smoking There's some in there? >> There's it's it's old like it's >> Okay. Yeah, that's fine. All right. See the tip of the ink pen? >> Yeah. >> Follow the tip of that ink pen with your eyes, all right? Do not move your head. Do you understand? Here we go. Open up the eyes. Open them up. There we go. Don't move the head. Open up the eyes. Don't move your head. >> It's any of those just like I demonstrated. Yeah, you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay, come over here. >> All right. 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 >> All right. We're going to place you under arrest for uh suspected DUI, okay? >> I'm under arrest? >> Yeah, just right now, all right? We'll explain more what's going on. Yeah, you're under arrest for operating a vehicle while >> AGN showed cannabis eye clues. Field tests revealed balance issues. Arrested for suspected DUI, cannabis impairment, plus concealed gun discovery during search. Tough consequences for recent use. Thoughts on this? Respectful comments below.