All right. Go ahead. Nice. Slow, steady breath. Keep going. Keep going. No. Keep blowing. [cheering] >> You're not blowing. You're stopping. >> I would. No, I didn't stop. >> I'm watching you. >> All right. Ready to start again? >> Yep. >> Yep. Pushing it down on my teeth. Can I Can you just >> I'm not pushing anything. I'm holding it in the same spot. >> All right. But you push it down on my teeth. That's >> I'm I'm not I'm not even moving it. >> You're not blowing through it. >> There's no air blow. The air comes out of the top. You're not blowing through it. >> PBT refusal. Breath test nowhere for suspect. She's insisting she's blowing in or blocking. worried about no alcohol smell yet, but something's clearly in the turn. Officers deacare moment to impair and the defensiveness is already human when possible. >> Just no exchanges. Um, >> do you have your license and registration? >> I actually >> shut your car off. Okay. >> I was looking for my passport. My license um wallet got stolen, but I have my license and number. I can give you that. >> Do you have anything with your name at all? >> I was looking for my passport, but I don't. I looked >> 46. Okay. >> Let me try my passport. See if my password. >> My license number. My name is D. >> Okay. How much you ever had to drink? >> None. >> Nothing at all. >> Absolutely nothing. >> No. Are you on any medication? >> No. >> Any kind of drugs? >> No. >> Okay. What happened over there when you hit the sign and stuff? >> I The sun was in my eyes and the dog was he was pulling my hair. >> Okay. All right. All right. I'll be right back. Okay. >> He just he yanked my hair. >> Okay. Donna, I would like to have you come out and take some field sobriety tests. You willing to do that? >> Yeah. >> All right. Come on out. Just put that window for so the dog doesn't jump out. >> The dog's not going to bite you. Just want to let >> Okay. I got him. I got him. I got him. Here. Get it. Turn. He wants me to shut the window. >> Perfect. Thank you. >> Sorry. He was talking to me at the same time. >> Just to um let you know, I came three or 3/4 of an inch away of being paralyzed. Okay. >> In 1997. So, okay. >> I can't really >> We're going to go up here. Okay. >> Walk normally. >> All right. >> And I don't drink. Okay, we'll just >> So you you can't walk normal is what you're telling me? >> Yeah, I can show you my back. >> No, I'm not I'm not asking you to do that. >> Are are you able to walk a straight line? >> Yeah, but I'm just saying >> I understand. I'm going to take it into consideration. My point is I don't want to make you do something that you can't do. >> It's going to hurt, but I will do my best to help you. >> How about this? I'm going to I'll give you all the instructions. >> I had anything to drink. I just >> Please just listen for one second. Okay. I have to make sure of this. Okay. Based on your driving and some of the other indicators that you're giving me, I have concerns and I just want to make sure. >> What indicators they give you? >> Well, first of all, your speech sounds a little bit slurred. >> Okay. >> Um, you seem a little confused. >> I'm driving her car from California and >> All right. >> She had a couple of beers. I didn't. >> Okay. >> That's why I'm driving. >> Ma'am, listen. I'm going to give you some instructions. >> Okay. >> But I'm not confused. >> So, when I tell you to be to begin, I want you to take nine steps. All right. Each step, I want your heel to touch your toe. I want you to keep your arms right by your sides and count your steps out loud. Okay? So, it'll look like this. One, two, three, all the way to nine. Okay? When you get to nine, I want you to turn making a series of small steps like this. And then take nine steps back. Okay? Once you start the test, >> three forward and nine back. >> Nine forward, nine back. >> You just did. >> I just showed you three, correct? Yep. Um, >> once you start the test, don't stop. Do it until you're done. Oh, nine forward, nine back. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and begin. >> My back hurts. These shoes. >> Do you want to take the shoes off? Would that help? >> Probably. >> Go ahead. If you you can stop and take them off if you want. >> No, it's all right. >> I didn't count. Want me to start again? >> Sure. Let's try Let's try it again. Do you want to cook this better? like on this than on the C like Yeah, just like >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Can I look like I don't know? >> I have the test. You willing to take it? Come on out. >> They're recently calibrated. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. I just want to make >> tested and calibrated. You can just stand over here so you're out of the road. I was just calling him because I work for him and he would tell you I don't I'm not a drinker. I don't drink but I'm willing to take the test. I'm just doing those exercises really hurt my back that I tried. >> I mean not the eye stuff. >> I know what you mean. We're walking >> arrest hits after PBT refusal blood draw requested for the test I'm going to request blood worried about her dog and situation. >> That's what I'm saying. I think that you have the other escal home instead of full custody. Passenger can drive her car later. It's a rare moment of measured mercy. Firm on safety but human when possible. chose law enforcement weighing impairment against compassion. >> She seems pretty responsive. >> Okay, that works for me. >> She's going to mess around. >> All right. >> K. All right. >> I just back filled the operator and I'll be on with one female. 30671.6. Is she going to be all right? >> Yep. They're going to >> She's going to be able to drive to her dad. >> They're They're going to give her a ride. She's going to come back and get her car later. Where the [ __ ] they