Um, I was just trying to make it home. My sister's very drunk, so I take you guys to eat. >> Is there a reason why you didn't stop? >> Huh? >> So, what do you mean stop? >> Didn't stop because I had my lights on, turned my siren on. I got you at 80 miles hour. >> I was not. >> Yeah. And I got you on camera and everything back there. I took you with the light. You're in the far left lane. All right. Need to see your driver's license proof insurance. >> I don't I live right there. My twins and my >> Okay. Well, the kids aren't restrained. >> The wood line on a white camera. >> What's your social? >> I have a a warrant in Madison County. They don't want to pick me up. >> Okay. And what's what is your name? >> It's Alicia Thompson. I just need to make it home before 7. I live in the trailer park. Do you follow me? I will go to court. I will. >> What's your date of birth? >> 5797. >> I check. Okay. Break for a soft check by I'm going to ask you, have you been drinking today? >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> I'm going to be just heading to that location. Unknown problem. Someone call. When was that? >> Someone's bloody. >> It's been about 2 hours ago. >> Just one beer. >> Okay. That was the uh >> Well, I'm going to run you through some tests. >> All right. Do you have anything wrong with your eyes or anything? >> You are correct. >> I had like 2 hours of sleep. I have >> on the driveway now. >> That's understandable. I'm going to shut my lights down a little bit and we're going to run you some tests. Okay. Just stay right where you're at. I want to come up here and do some SFSTs. I have one that's possible. 0.1 N. You're clear. I'll be at United Dairy Farmers off of Route 4. >> I really don't want to scare my kids. >> Okay, we'll be in a minute. >> 2167. >> I have no >> Alicia Thompson. >> Affirmative. >> She's showing suspended with a ballot ID. She is showing that warranty for a traffic violation out of pickup. Pick up a county of one an adjacent county. She also is showing a protection order. >> Yeah. >> And I I'm going to have to tow the vehicle. >> Okay. Yep. I'm going to tow the vehicle. >> I live right there. >> I get it. We can give you a ride. We'll provide you with a ride. >> Twins. [Music] >> You can't ride because I have twins and everything. >> Where was that at? >> Sorry. You can't follow me. I don't >> I cannot let you drive, ma'am. >> Um, can I call somebody? >> You can call somebody come pick you up, but I got to tell >> Can I real quick here? Give me one minute. All right. >> 1730. I'll be on. >> All right. >> 17:30. >> I'm waiting on somebody come up here to do the test on you. Okay. It's going to be a newer officer, so I'm going to let him do it so he can practice it. That's what we're out here for. That's what >> I need. All right. Ohio. So, keep your hands down your side and feet together. Okay. >> Do not move your head at all. Just follow the ink pen with your eyes only. Okay. Can you see the ink pen? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Just follow it. Don't move your head. >> All right. You still can see it? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Some type of pain injury. I still can't rotate though. Um, possibly missing a hole here. I'm not sure. >> You got to follow the ink. >> Okay. So, you only have one beer. >> Is that what you're going to tell me or you going to tell me the truth? >> No, I have beer and >> you told me two hours ago and then you just told the deputy one hour ago. >> So, it's all recorded. I'm just saying it's all not making an >> hour and a half, two hours. I had a beer and some mixed drink, but it was like a jello shot. It's not >> Watching the sobriety tests, you can see the driver struggling to keep up. The officer's methodical approach, eye tests, clear instructions shows how they build a case step by step. But it's the driver's shifting story that stands out. First one beer, then a jello shot. It's a reminder that honesty matters in these moments. The office >> I had 3 hours of sleep last night and worked a 9 hour shift today. >> All right, that's I mean that's understandable, but >> you're doing 80 and a 55. You got kids in the front seat. What happens if you get in a wreck? >> I know. I understand. I know that >> I don't know if you're one of the officers that's been to my house because I've had a lot going on. Like I recently had a domestic violence and then I also was a witness in a a very >> very bad situation. Um I was just trying to make it home. My sister's very drunk. So I take the kids with me. They're staying night with me. >> I live I was trying to get home and that's all. We went to fireworks the bounce house. They had fun. That's all. >> That's good that they had fun. You know, we have a job we have to do and unfortunately we can't be letting >> I don't think I've met you before, so we we don't have any preconceived notions of you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> And I understand where you're coming from, but >> the driver's plea hits hard. Exhausted, stressed, and now admitting they feel very drunk. It's a raw moment of vulnerability, but it doesn't erase the danger. Speeding with unrestrained kids and a protection order in the mix. This is a recipe for disaster. The officer's empathy shines. They're not judging, but they can't look away. Elissa, I'm going have you step back here with me. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, there's there's some clues that I seen, so I'm going to place you under arrest for OVI. Okay. And we're going to take care of the kids. We'll we'll get those taken care of. Okay. >> Wait. >> So, I'm going to need you to place your hands behind your back. Okay. >> And then I'm going to alcohol >> and then child endanger him. You ready? >> Call somebody to come pick up the kids. >> Yeah. >> You ask somebody get him. >> 21 Paul 677. I got one in custody. >> All right. I'm going have you >> I'm have you have >> a seat in the car. Where's your uh vape at? >> Oh, I'm sorry. It's in my hand. >> Okay. You have anything on you I need to know about? Anything hidden? All right. Just have a seat here. >> Actually, I'm going to take you on the other side so it's a lot easier. >> Can I see you in my phone so I can >> Yeah, we'll get it. We're going to put you on the other side here. I'm going to put you on the other side so it's a lot easier. >> Oops, sir. >> Have a seat there. I just a seat.