Are you in park? Yes. Okay. Your car just rolled backwards, that's why I was just making sure you're in park now. I just put it in park. Okay. The reason we're chatting is you crossed center coming into town and then you completely were in the wrong lane of travel when you turned here. It's my first time in town. Okay. I was just following the maps to my sister's house. Okay. Do you have your driver's license, vehicle registration? Where's your sister's house at? Pullman. Okay. Just outside. Where you coming from tonight? Um What's that? Uh I met up with my friend in Pullman. And then we're heading to her house now. Do anything and fun in Pullman this evening? Um What's that? No, my phone died. >> Oh, no. >> find her through so I was like I had to stop at a random person's house to charge my phone so that I could find her location but then she just ditched me. So I was So then I just drove just Officers pull her over [music] for crossing center, wrong lane, first time in town, following GPS to sister's. Honest about meeting friend in Pullman, admits two beers. [music] She's young, cooperative, no hostility. Washington zero tolerance for under 21 back point 02 plus dollar offense, even below adult point 08 DUI. Open container suspicion clear. Officers calm, check welfare, compassionate approach. Heartbreaking [music] seeing a simple drive home spiral over a couple drinks. Okay. While you're sitting there, just just uh hang on. I dropped your ID. Keep your head still. And just look at the tip of the pen with your eyes. We're going to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? Okay. It's your chance to be honest, okay? Honesty goes a lot further. How much have you had to drink tonight? I've One? How long ago? 2 hours. Okay. What did you have? Um strawberry beverage. Okay. All right, hang tight for me, I'll be right back. Step to Paul 16, check one. Good. Last Jensen, Sam, Tom, Ida, Nora, Sam, Ocean, Nora, first Jaguar, Robert, Edward, Edward, Nora, Lincoln, Edward, Ida, George, Henry, middle are Robert. Step to Paul 7, I'll be out with 16. Good. She's license expired 2023, vehicle returns to agree to open or to state expired 8 20 2022. 16, we have testing. All right. So just to confirm, you're only 20, right? Okay. Would you mind doing voluntary field sobriety, make sure you're okay to drive? Cuz here's my concern. You've crossed center and you are struggling to find documents. I'm I'm a little bit worried, right? And and you're under 21, right? And you've admitted to drinking. You mind do doing some voluntary field sobriety tests? Yeah. Okay. Your car's in park, right? Okay. We're going to hop out and we're going to go over here on the sidewalk so we're not on this hill. We're going to go right over here. All right, walk right over there on the sidewalk for me. We're going to go downwards level, right down there in front of that car. All right. So again, like I said, all these tests are voluntary, okay? Uh have you had any medical issues recently? Any car wrecks or anything like that last 12-24 hours? Okay. Do you have any Do you wear contact lenses or glasses? No. No, okay. So we're going to do that eye test thing again, okay? So I For this one I want you to put your feet together, hands at your side, and I want you to stay in that position until I tell you otherwise, okay? Does that make sense? Okay. Can you see the tip of that pen there? We're going to do the same thing again. I want you to keep your head still and follow it with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? Do you understand that? Okay. All right, for this last one we're going to go up, same thing, okay? Okay. So for this next one, it's called the walk and turn. You're going to imagine there There's an imaginary straight line out in front of you. Your left foot's on that line right now. I want you to put your right foot in front of it on that line, just like this. Uh other way around. Left foot in the back, right foot in the front. Keep touching heel to toe. We're going to put our hands at our side and we're going to stay in that position while I demonstrate. Do you understand? Okay. For this one you're going to imagine those nine steps out in front of you that imaginary straight line out in front of you. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps. It's going to look like this. One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. Once you get to that ninth step, take your back foot, take a series of small steps around your lead foot, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps back. One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. Again, I took three, how many steps are you going to take? Nine. Okay. For this one I want you to look down at your toes, count each step out loud, keep your arms at your side. Once you begin the test, don't stop until you're done. Do you understand those instructions? Okay. You may begin. Okay. Are you done? Okay. The next one, we're going to go back to that original starting position again, feet together, hands at your side. For this one, it's called the one leg stand. You can pick a leg of your choice. You're going to raise it 6 inches off the ground, just like this. You're going to keep your foot parallel to the ground. You're going to look at your toe and count out loud. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, and so on until I tell you to stop. For this one, I want you to look down at your toe, count out loud like I instructed, keep your arms at your side and your legs straight. Do you called a preliminary breath test. It's not in lieu of the evidentiary breath test, but it's just like blowing up a big balloon. All right. Big deep breath in and blow. Got to blow harder than that. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. So, it's just like blowing out a big balloon, right? Right? Big breath. One more time. Here we go. Big breath. There you go. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Uh So, the machine really wants a steady breath and you kind of did it in and out. Can we do it one more time? Okay. Here we go. And blow. There we go. All right. So, state of Washington, what's the legal limit? Cuz you're under 21, right? So, you being under 21, what is it? What's the limit? Two. Two. Okay. Where do you think you're at right now? 0.02 You think you're at a 0.02? Okay. It's thinking. I'll show it to you. There it goes. It's a 0.125. Okay. So, right now you are under arrest for DUI. We're going to go back over here. Do you mind if my partner moves your car down here so we can get it out of the road? Okay. Do you need anything out of your car? My phone. Your phone and it's on the dash? I have a coat. >> Do you have a jacket in there, maybe? We can keep walking to my car. Step to Paul 16, one in custody, DUI, certainty case. That radio is not on. Step to Paul 16, one in custody, certainty case, DUI. We're going to go to the front of my car there first. It's right by the tire. Right here. Okay. Just the phone. Yep. Do you have anything in your pockets that's going to poke me, stab me, or hurt me? Okay. I'm going to use the back of my hand. Same thing on this side, back of the hand. All right. We're going to have a seat in the back seat here. I set my phone right in front on the dash right there. Okay. Huh? Weird noise? Yeah. I just uh locking the keys in the car. No. Bring me the keys. I wanted to put my stuff right there, but there's no cars there. Unless it was the semi at the railroad tracks, maybe. >> the railroad tracks. Yeah, it was. All right. Well, guess I'll see her over there. I came up behind her coming into the S curves and she almost uh hit the car in front of her distance-wise. Like she came up there really fast, quickly hit the brakes. I thought, "Oh, she just, you know, no big deal." We come through the S curves and she's completely half the vehicle over yellow line and then we almost rear-ended again at the 25 mph sign. So, I was going to wait until we were on Main and she turned this way, so I just lit her up. >> [clears throat] >> It wasn't even on this radio radar. He needed to come back here. You going to go back him up? Yeah. The trip to Fisk Street was interesting as well. I don't even know where Fisk Street is and Fisk? Fisk. I thought you said fifth. Make sure you shut the lights off. I put my hand up down there. Yeah, you did. Helps if you turn the lapel on. Oh, was that the lapel? >> My radio was on. My lapel wasn't. Why would it turn off? Cuz I had it shut off earlier to save battery when we went down there. All the windows up? Okay. Stuff for her. Wallet and kind of like Under there? What's all the stuff? >> seat sitting there. She didn't want it. She clearly said so. Thanks. Okay. And oh, dash. There it is. Okay. I have the keys to your car right here and we parked it in that parking lot right beside us and locked it up, okay? And I've also got your phone. Step to Paul 16, route to the jail for the test, beginning mileage. Okay. 80211.8 433 Turn left. Oly Mountain County Jail, Paul 16. Paul 16, go ahead. South under town, corporate female for the test. Turn left. In 1 mile, take a slight left turn onto State 439 Step to Paul 16, arrived jail, ending mileage. I have big deep breaths, okay? We can't have the shallow ones like we did out there. This machine wants about 20 seconds worth of breath if we can or sorry, 10 seconds of breath if we can. Okay? So, we got to have big deep breath and blow into it long and steady, okay? When we do this one, you're welcome to stand up if you want to if that helps or you can sit right there. What I'll have you do is I'll put this on here and I'll have you wrap your lips around just the end piece right here and we'll take a big deep breath in and then we'll wrap our lips around here and we're going to blow, okay? All right. Are you ready? You going to stay sitting? Okay. Big deep breath and blow. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Little bit harder. Almost there. We're about halfway. Doing good. And you're done. All right. So, it'll go through and it'll re-zero itself and make sure everything's good and then we'll do the second one. As soon as we're done with this second one, I'll take you out of handcuffs, okay? The reason you stay in handcuffs is cuz you can't touch your mouth for that 15-minute observation period and my learned anytime I tell somebody you can't touch their mouth, first thing we do is touch something, right? Um So, from there, it'll print out the results right here and I'll show you the results as they come out, okay? How long has your sister lived over in this area? Three months. Three months? How's she liking it? Is she from the west side as well? Yeah. What brought her over here? Her boyfriend. Okay. What's that? Her boyfriend works over here. Got you. Where's he work at, do you know? Tires and John It's Firestone. Okay. >> One more time. Nice big deep breath. And blow. About halfway there. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. And good. All right. Let's get you out of those cuz you can stand up for me. All right. You can let go of that there. I'll take you. I got to connect the bottom. There we go. All right. So, it looks at your breath two different ways. It's called an IR and an EC. This is your first sample and this is your second sample. Your first one was a 16 and your second one was a 111. So, you're still over that legal limit, right? So, I'll sign this. I'll get you a copy of it. Evidentiary breath confirms over limit misdemeanor charge. Booking process, handcuffs off on, paperwork. Bail $550 possible release same night. Officer's educational. >> [music] >> Grow from it. No judgement. Emotional weight heavy, regret, family concerns, glad no crash, reminder under 21 laws stricter for [music] safety. Officers balanced enforcement with humanity. Best possible outcome.