What happens when officers find someone openly inhaling from a bottle in public? How does denial of huffing shoe glue turn into immediate arrest? >> I do. >> Okay. Where's it at without reaching for it first? >> Uh, it's in my bag. >> Okay. Any weapons in the bag or anything? Can I see that Sprite bottle right there? The one that's at your feet. The one that right there at your knees. There you go. >> Can I see it? Can you hand it to me is what I'm asking. You just seem a little out of it. That's why I'm asking. >> Okay. What What's with all the glue in all these bottles? >> Yeah. My boots, man. Like >> glue in all the bottles. >> Yeah. For my boots, man. Yeah. >> Yeah. But why would you take the glue shoe glue out of those containers and put them in the bottle specifically? >> No. Well, there's no >> Sprite in that bottle. What What were you doing with the bottle? >> I don't have any Sprite. >> I understand that. >> We've already established that. What were you doing with the bottle up near your face when I would drove up? >> Specifically this one. >> I say it can't be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Can I afford to hire a lawyer? One will be appointed to represent you. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> I do. >> Okay. Those rights in mind, would you like to talk? >> All right, Gordon, go ahead and step out for me. >> We're going to get the cuffs up front for you. Okay. >> No. All right. What we going to do here? >> We're going to walk right over here. >> All right. >> All right. All right. What I want you to do is just put your shins right up against that. Don't >> Hey, I'm 1012 with PT up here. >> After repeated denials and visible evidence, the subject was arrested for inhaling harmful substances and transported. What do these moments reveal about public intoxication enforcement?