Can I call Dane, please? >> No, you're not calling anybody. Yeah. >> You're an adult, right? You're an adult. >> Can I call Dane? >> Are you an adult? >> How old are you? Okay, you don't need to make a phone call right now. No, you cannot. Just come back over here. >> Can I call Jane? >> Just stand over there. I don't want these wires to come down near you. >> You don't need the phone. You're not going to help me at this point. >> Well, Jamie, look this ocean car. >> Yeah, we know. Well, yes, I know. I realize you know that. >> Just watch her. >> All right, you're good at it. >> Is it Shelby or Dane? >> Dane? What's your name? >> Can you call Dane? What is your name? >> I'm not going to I'm not going to call anybody. He's not working tonight. >> Wait. What is your name? >> Who is Who is Dane? you. >> Dane is my like my very best friend in the whole world. >> And what's your name? >> Shelby. >> Shelby. What? >> Just Shelby. >> That's all it is. Shelby, can you call Dane, please? >> Just got to hold on a second. Okay. >> Call D. >> Ma'am, I'm going to need all your information right now. >> I know Dane. I know Amy. I know. >> Okay. I know that you know everybody. That's fine. But you were just in an accident. >> I understand. >> Okay. Watching this, it's clear she's panicking and clinging to the idea that her friend Dne or anyone she knows can [music] fix this. But the officer stays calm and professional, focusing on the facts. Accident, possible impairment. It's frustrating to see someone avoid basic cooperation, but you feel that fear, too, that this can't be happening moment. Two drinks might sound minor, but combined with crashing into [music] a pole, that's where the real danger shows up. >> What happened? >> You tell what you what happened. >> Your car was coming towards my way and I swerved out of the way. >> Another car was? >> Yes. >> How much you had a drink tonight? >> I can smell it. >> I had one. I had two drinks. But >> first one I do is a very simple one. All right. It's the English alphabet. Have you ever heard of the English alphabet? A to Z. All right. What I want you to do is recite it from A to Z without >> Can you do backwards? >> I don't want you to do it backwards. I can't even do it backwards. I want you to recite it from A to Z. >> That's your right. >> Yes. >> What do you mean? because I don't want to I don't want to do that because >> well we have way of figuring it out and we're moving way more diffic All right, go ahead. >> A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y and Z. >> Do is I'm going to demonstrate you this. So, what I want you to do is is have your hands to your side. Okay? Don't do it yet, though, cuz I'm going to demonstrate it first. All right? So, your hands are going to go to your side. Just watch me. You're solely watching me right now. Okay? And what I want you to do in a heel to toe fashion. You can start with any foot you want, whether your your right or your left. Okay? And I want you to go like this. One. You see how I'm doing this? Heel to toe. Two. Three. Four. >> Five. Hold on. 6 7 8 9 Turn around any way you want. Okay. And then nine steps back. Okay. Look. One 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> 8 N. All right. Do you understand that? >> All right. Do you have any questions? I'd like for you to do it right here on the sidewalk where it's nice and level and there's nothing there. So, start down there, face me, and perform the test like you said you understood. 5 6 7 8 9 Okay, perfect. Come on over here. >> Next one. I want you to do this one with me here. So, you're going to stand in front of me. Just stand right there. I'm going to have my hands to your your side like this. All right. What I want you to do is take any foot of your choice, whether your right foot or your left foot. Okay? And how many inches do we lift that off the ground? I want you to take it about right or left. >> It's up to you. I just told you that your right or your left, whatever you feel more comfortable with. And I want you to go six inches off the ground. Just like this. Just count for me from one to 20. Okay? Just like this. 1 2 3. All right? So either one you got left or right about 6 in off the ground and go from 1 to 20. All right? You understand? Do you have any questions? >> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Oh. You want to start over? >> All right. Go ahead. >> One, two, three, four, five, six. >> Go ahead. Try again. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. >> That a car came. Whatever happened happened. I'm glad you're not hurt. Okay. >> I promise you. >> Michael's glad you're not hurt, but that you didn't pass any of the tests that we failed that you that that we administered to you. Okay. >> I did. >> Okay. But that's not what the test was. So, you got your alphabet, which most people get. Okay. The you didn't do the heel to toe fashion like we like like I demonstrated to you. All right. I I did it like this. You couldn't do the the 20 seconds. Okay. You couldn't have your balance. I have a problem because I sweep >> and nicotine. >> What's that? >> I call it schneep. >> Okay. So, what does that mean? >> It's nicotine. >> So, I don't have a very high balance. >> Okay. So, listen to me. I'm not saying you're a bad person at all, but you are going to be placed under arrest for driving while talking. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm not trying I'm not trying to make this into a big deal, but you are. So, what you're going to do is you're going to put your hands behind your back. Okay? You're going to listen. Listen to me. >> I've got Listen to me. I have I have kids your age. I don't want to do this to you and fight with you or nothing then. Okay. There's nothing anybody can do to help you, unfortunately. >> Okay. So, you're going to you're going to come inside. You're going to get processed and you're going to get released. If you want to call him and tell him to come pick you up, by all means, go ahead. But unfortunately, that's what's going to have to happen tonight. You should be lucky that you're not hurt and that nobody else got hurt. Okay? I think you made a bad decision tonight. Doesn't mean you're a bad person. All right? You're going to learn a lesson. Fair? So, you're going to come in. You're not going to go to jail. You're going to get processed. You're going to get some motor vehicle tickets and you're going to get released. Okay? So, I'm going to ask you again. Can you put your hands behind your back cuz I have to put handcuffs on you. You have to. >> Okay. Come on. >> Don't listen to me. >> You have to. >> We're going to walk you through the process. Okay. Nothing. You have to hit a pole. My best friends are coming on the beach. >> Dad, that this this is completely separate. You could be best friends with the president on this. You drank and you drove. You can't even stand up. Shall we? >> I can't. I can't walk. >> I'm walking. >> What's that? >> 254 has female 41450. The good thing is that here >> 23 see if we can go there and come here. >> Hang with me for now, Shelby. Okay. >> I have a Milwaukee knife in my purse. That's it. >> Okay. >> I use it for shotgunning. >> Um, we'll find out. >> Shelby, your phone is in the car on the floor. It's just not safe to go in here. We'll get it. We'll get it once it's safe. >> Just leave it. I don't care >> once it's safe. >> Just leave it. >> Just leave it. >> You sure? >> Just leave it. Oh, I know there is. Oh, I know there is. >> There's a knife in there. It's a Milwaukee knife. >> Machine rock knife. >> It's a little It's a little pocket knife, but that's it. There's a lot of things in there, but there's a pocketk knife. It's a Milwaukee knife. There you go. Yep. There you go. You got it. >> I'm going to put it in the car. You don't need it. >> Nope. I don't need it. >> You know Lieutenant Le? >> Yeah, I knew I know Lieutenant Le. where she work. >> I babysat for his kids. >> All right. >> I babysat his kids and I know I mean I know obviously >> I know a bunch of I know a lot of people. >> Where are you from? >> What? >> Yeah. I mean I babysat like kids for maybe like a week or so, but tell me that I saw it. Watch your step right here. >> I see it. But he told me that when I got into my my first accident >> that he that he would help me. I see. I see. I'm not stupid. >> He works in ocean. >> He's leg. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> There's only one leg in Ocean. >> Yes. >> That's me. I'm not over. I don't think I know you. >> Well, look. Are you serious? I babysaw your kids. >> I'm so serious. I did beside your kids and right before I got to your house, I ran into your car and I told your wife and I like you I have videos of your kids. Like I had like I'm not kidding. >> When was this? >> Uh like 2019 I think. >> Uh we'll figure out just have a seat in there. Well, I'm legit right there. >> I'm telling you. >> Are you good? >> Yes. >> Put your seat belt on there. >> I know for a fact. Sit back. Sit back. You got to reach around, >> you know. Sears. >> Yes. >> Yes. I babysat the Sears for 4 years and I babysat your kids for for for July 4th. >> I babysat your kids for July 4th. >> I don't remember that. But whatever. Listen. So, you know I'm not a bad guy. I just got to know what you got to do. All right. >> The twist with the lieutenant claiming she babysat his kids adds [music] this layer of embarrassment and regret. You hear her voice crack when reality sinks in. Officers remain kind. You're not a bad [music] person. Just made a mistake. That's real compassion and enforcement. She dodged tragedy tonight. But the consequences, tickets, [music] court, impounded car are serious. It's a wakeup call. One bad decision can ripple out. >> All right. I'm going to take a picture of you and then you're going to call somebody to come pick you up. Is that cool? All right. So, I'm going to take these cuffs off you. Take a picture of you. Oh, there you go. So, what I need you to do is just stand here with your back on the wall. >> [music] >> All right. Just uh can you take that necklace off? I can't have a picture with any neck uh jewelry on. >> No, I can't have anything visible. >> How come? >> How come? This is my my >> Okay, just conceal. >> No, I take this one off. I can't take >> All right, take that one off. Then take the earrings out or let your hair down. All right. And then just look straight ahead. All right. Stand there and look at that camera that's up there. There you go. Don't move. All right. And then turn your head, just your head to the right. Now stay facing the camera and then turn just your head and pull your hair on your left side back and pop that pop those earrings out. Or if you just have your hair, cover your ear. There you go. Don't move. All right, perfect. Have a seat. You want to grab your phone and get some numbers and call somebody? Your phone's right up here.