Why is it all yellow? >> It's all good. >> Hey, Officer Oscar, why don't we come back out here all real quick? Come back here. It's all good. Hey, man. >> So, can you just put your hands on the roof for me? I'm going to remove your gun. Okay. >> You got any other weapons? All right. No, but um I'm I'm prone to seizures. >> You're you're prone to seizures? Okay. I'll turn my lights off real quick for you. All right. >> I'm going to put this in my car for the duration of this encounter. Okay. watching. Oh my god. What's going on, man? >> No, my C might act up like you need EMS. >> Uh, no. Here, let's just lean against my car real quick. All right. >> All right. Right here. It may get a little hot. Let's hold the car. All right. >> 42 to 14. Are you making too far with the taco? 1026. Ready? And there's the thing right there. All right. >> Yeah. >> You don't have your clip with you? >> Uh, no, sir. >> No. Okay. >> Where's the thing from? Um, welcome. He said that his rifle's in the in the back. Um, it was in the center console when I talked to him. It was in a couple more than What time did you get off work today, man? Huh? What time did you get off work? >> Uh, 6:30. >> 6:30. >> What have you been doing? I I sue you soup. What time? Um 4. >> What? >> Uh 3 4 a.m. 4:00 a.m. You work night shift. >> Yeah. Uh 8:30 at night. 6:30 in the morning. Are you heading to work or where you going? You said you live off at water. It's all good. I'm right here if you need a here. If you need a lean. >> Hey, if you work nights, where are you going right now? >> I work um all good. I'll make sure you don't fall. It's all good. I'll make sure you don't fall. All right. I seizures here. You want to sit down? You want to sit down? >> Sure. You can sit down in the grass if you want. He's already disarmed, sir. >> You're just very very s like top topheavy and you almost fell. So I don't want to sit you down in the grass. Okay. >> So sitting in the back of the car. >> You want to sit in the back of my car where there's AC? >> You're not in trouble. >> Listen. Do you need EMS or no? >> Uh no. You're acting like this way. I'd rather them come and make sure you're okay. >> Let's sit in the back where there's AC. All right. You're not in trouble that way. >> No, I know. I'm I'm just trying to >> All right. Come on. >> Ready. >> Can you have EMS in route? You can't even stand properly. Keeps falling. >> You want to throw my gun back? Huh? >> No, we're not going to give you the n back. All right. >> He's saying um he's prone to seizures, but he will not. >> Uh yes, sir. >> He say he doesn't want EMS, but I called him anyway. >> There's a beer can. >> What's your name, man? Uh Thank you, sir. Have a good day. Heat. Heat. Um, he can't even He keeps stumbling. >> Do you smell anything? >> Yeah. And there's a beard. >> Smell. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm just making sure. >> Um, >> what type of beard came? >> He said it was in a center call when you first got up there. It was >> Hey, man. Just sit down. >> Hey, sit down, sir. >> We're just having EMS come check you out. Um, he moved the beer can cuz when I got there, >> he moved it, put it in between the seat. So, I looked in there, I saw it, I grabbed it, and it says 7.5% alcohol, >> some kind of ale. I don't know. It's like a >> like a homemade one or something. I don't know. >> It's on the driver's seat right now. >> Huh? Sir, did you do anything to celebrate today, man? >> Uh, no, sir. >> No, >> listen man. >> Um, it's better to be honest. >> In our profession you took a lot of um benadryil. >> Listen, in our profession, you know, it's best to be honest, right? >> No, no, no, no. I know. Okay, I know. I I I I took out the ben. There is a open container of alcohol on your vehicle. Have you been drinking at all today? >> Uh, no. That's uh that's maybe 3 days old. >> Okay. I smell the alcohol coming from your breath. >> Are you willing to perform standard field sobriety exercises? >> Okay. >> You are? >> Uh, no. >> You don't want to do them? >> Okay. EMS is going to come check you out and if you have to go to the hospital then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Uh no uh again uh I took uh three benadryils. >> You took three benadryils. What time? >> Maybe less than 2 hours though. >> Two hours ago. >> If you were going in to work, why would you take benadryil, man? >> You know benadryils make people sleepy. I was trying to go to sleep. >> I missed your shift. >> Are you scheduled to work today? >> Yeah. >> You You see where we're coming from, man? You're not making any sense. >> No, no, no, I do. No, I do. >> Okay, man. >> We all make mistakes. I get it. >> Yeah, >> I know our job's stressful. I get that, man. You sound like you had a stressful night last night. Okay. All right. >> How old are you, man? >> How old are you? >> 25. >> 25. >> Started when I was 19. >> You start? Oh, okay. So, you've been here for a while? >> Yes. Six years. >> Six years. >> Are you still an officer? >> Yeah. >> Are you in the special unit? >> Uh, no. >> You're on road patrol? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Are you a senior officer? >> Well, I mean, just years. >> How many years do you get? I mean, we every 5 years we get a senior officer like after we work 5 years. Is that how it works with you guys? >> Uh, pretty much. Yeah, >> pretty much. Mary and South >> 508 south. >> What's he driving? >> All right. EMS. >> What's up, man? >> So, um, >> you guys can take my car back to my house. I'm pretty sure your uh someone from your job is going to come. >> Yeah, it's we can't drive another agency's vehicle. >> Where do you live? >> Uh pretty much I mean >> you said you lived off of that water, right? >> Yeah. So >> why are you over here? I'm not going to lie. Did you go 108 on the radio? >> Uh, I did not. >> You did not. Did you call in to work today? >> I was supposed to, but I >> Do they know where you are? No one knows that you're calling in to work today. >> I got you, man. EMS is here. Okay. All right. You need to be respectful, please. All right. >> Oh, no. Of course. Yeah. Oh, thank you. I'm not I'm I'm not going to do anything. Six, man. Six. Just Do you need to take your vest off? >> Uh, do you mind hitting me in the back of your chest? I >> No, no, no, man. You want to take all your stuff off? >> No. >> It might be better for you to take your vest off. >> I already disarmed you. >> Oh, yeah. Hey, Oscar. Can I call you Oscar? >> Yeah, of course. >> Why don't you go ahead and take your belt off? >> Yeah. Yeah, we'll take everything and everything will be in your car. Do you have your keys to your car, too? >> They're in the car. Go grab those keys. All right. I got them. Watch your radio. >> Is this Is this a button on top? >> Yeah. >> Do you want to take your vest off, too? >> Uh, no. I'll leave it on. >> Okay. I go >> get a message right here. >> Hey, good. We can just sit down. >> No, sit down. >> You going to sit down with them? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> What? >> He won't do it. Yo, let's go ahead and take your vest off, man. >> Are you going to go to the hospital? I mean, I guess not. >> Do you want to go? >> Not really, but >> what do you guys think? >> I mean, there's somebody that can come pick them up over there, >> uh, if you guys can take care of me right now. Um, I wouldn't mind. >> We can't really like treat. Uh, as you guys pretty much checked me out. Is >> there anybody in the car that can come get you? >> Uh, my mom. >> The sergeant's on his way. >> Oh, okay. >> Um, so I do have a problem syndrome. >> That >> so uh problem syndrome. What's that? >> Um, so I'm missing the left side of my chest. >> Okay. this arm. >> No. >> Do you have a knife in your pocket, man? >> Uh, no. I don't you guys check. >> You're good. It's >> all good, man. You just have your keys? >> Yeah. >> You just got your keys? >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> That's Mary. How many? >> Um, I had three tall boys. or anything like you're right now, >> huh? >> You know what city you're >> Yeah. useless. >> You know what year it is? >> Oh, yeah. >> Huh? >> Um, what's the president? Who's the president? >> Uh, Sally Joe. >> How many quarters make a dollar? >> Huh? How many quarters make a dollar? >> Four. >> You just got to relax. >> Yeah. Will you like me? No, I just especially today. It's going to work a lot today. Hey, did you add his deal? All right. >> Did we go to your house a couple months ago? >> Uh when I had a seizure. Yes. >> I I I think you came, right? >> I think so. Yeah. >> Yeah. Maybe maybe every two or three months. >> Do what? >> I have teasers every like two or three months. >> Yeah. >> Are you on medication? What do you think? >> Um, >> does your medication say not to drink and take it? >> Mhm. >> Mix it with alcohol. Does it say not to mix it with alcohol? >> When was the last time you took your medicine? >> Um, 4 days ago. >> Oh, so you haven't taken it recently? No. >> Okay. So, you not want to go down the hospital right now? >> Uh, no, sir. >> You don't you have a want to sign a recuse? >> Yeah. >> All right, sir. Since we're already this far, I'm going to read you Miranda. Okay. >> All right, sir. >> You have the right to remain silent. refuse to answer questions. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to consult an attorney before speaking to the police and to have an attorney present during questioning now or in the future. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise each right to not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these? >> Yes, sir. >> Rights I've explained to you. Do you understand them? Okay. Having them in mind, do you wish to answer questions? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You said you had three tall boys. >> Uh, yeah. I I think two or three. Yeah. >> What time was that? >> Uh, again, I think it was 3 4 4:00 >> p.m. like a few hours ago. >> Yeah. >> Is one of those in your car the same one you drank? >> Uh, no, sir. >> That's an older one. >> That That one's old. >> It's actually older. >> Yes. >> Okay. My fellow officer said it was in your cup holder when you stopped you originally. >> Yeah. again. It It It was there, but it's open. >> What's your policy say about having open containers of alcohol in your patrol vehicle? >> I'll double check everything that I don't have anything. >> You have to have 6 hours after drinking before you can come to shift. >> I guess sir. >> Gotcha. And you said you didn't contact your sergeant or anything and saying you weren't going to make it to work today. >> You're scheduled to work like you. >> This is your day on. >> How far did you make it from your house before you decided to turn around? >> We had a window to say you were by Lowe's. >> Hey officer, can I get those keys for for your car real quick? >> I got >> Oh, you got them? >> Yes. Oh, >> no. Not the the keys. >> So, it's >> it's all good. Do you mind if I just take that? >> Uh, I think you guys already >> It might be on his belt. >> I still have >> um >> just this one. >> Okay. >> I appreciate it. >> Hey, officer. >> Get your head over your left and your right eye there. >> Uh, this one's old. Uh, this one happened back in February. >> What were you drinking? What kind of beer? >> Um, uh, Medello. >> Medello. >> Yeah. >> Tall Boys. >> Yeah. >> So, let me ask you a question. Are these two your personal keys? Uh, so, um, these two are my girls keys. >> These two are yours. These these are PD keys. >> Uh, the these two are hers. >> Okay. >> Your girlfriend or something? >> Yeah. >> Just these two. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um, did you actually take benadryil or was that a not true statement? >> No. No. I I repeated. >> So, you took benadryil and alcohol, >> two depressants? Yes. Gotcha. I'm going to ask you again. Are you willing to perform center field sobriety exercises? Man, >> if this is going to put me in jail now. >> Well, >> I'm just trying. >> That alone doesn't put you in jail. You should know that. >> I'm just trying to go to work, sir. >> You're just trying to go home. >> Work. >> You're trying to go to work right now? >> Yes, sir. >> You're conditioning. You're definitely not going to go to work right now. >> You want to piss that off? >> I don't have to drive home. Um I just want to go. >> Did you sign a refusal already? >> Not yet. >> Now you were doing >> You can You can do your thing. He said he took a lot of benadryil a few hours ago and he drank three tall boys. So he >> mixed those two >> and he's supposed to go to work at 6 today and he said he never called a sergeant. >> But the thing is is he was traveling south on 441 >> and he started going and decided he was not up to it and came back. >> Okay, that makes a little more sense. >> He said he never called a sergeant. He never even went on the radio. He said, I don't know if that's true. We can talk to the sergeant whenever they get here. >> I don't think so. >> But he's scheduled to work today. He said, >> he decided to turn around. >> He should be coming out here. So, >> okay. >> Our captain's on his way out, too. >> So, they're going to have to take all his stuff, right? >> It's going. I'll stay here with the vehicle. Depend on the outcome. >> I got his signal zero in my car. >> All right. Let's go ahead and have >> No, this I'm sure. Oh. Oh, no. I didn't open the car. >> It's in the driver's seat. >> Hey, can you stand up for me, mommy? >> Yeah. >> All right, just come up towards me. Turn around. Turn. No, turn off. I'm going to pat you down for >> Okay, >> I'm these are all your first these two. >> Yeah. So, this is the front door. >> Okay. And this is the Jeep. Your personal Jeep. >> Uh, yes, sir. >> Okay. >> 10:15. >> Hang on. One second. Um, so you already explained everything to him, >> sir. I already know what 10:15 means. Um, >> he says refusing field exercises. He's going to refuse to go to the hospital. >> All right. Um, I I am really just begging you. I I I don't want to go to jail. Listen. >> Well, hey, we're going to detain you and we're going to figure it out. Okay. Go ahead. Don't get >> No, no, no, no, no. Perfect. No, fine. >> Put your hands like you're praying. >> Yeah. Let's walk back this way. >> Yeah. >> 42 is his driver is detained right now. Just >> take a seat for me. >> Yeah. These are his person. You want to set them on your driver's seat? Sick in my pocket right here. >> I don't get him. I won't. >> He's a question. >> You can call my sergeant. He's on his way. >> He's on his way. >> I don't care. >> We've already We got you, man. Hey, the keys I gave it to his car where it >> I give it back to him. >> It's probably on his belt or something. I don't know. Do >> you mind putting my uh >> your shirt? What shirt? >> Um that's all. You can't have that back right now. Okay. >> All right. >> I roll down the window a little. Do you have any of his equipment with you? >> No, still took it. His single zero and taser. >> Any any of his? >> He's got his belt, all that stuff. >> Did he have his vest on and everything? >> Yeah, he had everything. It was doing his vest and all that. >> He's got it off. He took it off. We took it all off and he's gone. >> Okay. >> Just clarifying you have >> 42 attachments to my personal s I I'm not going to do anything. Um, you mind if I have >> what? >> It's our policy. You got to be behind your back in the car, man. You should know that policies we got to follow. >> I cranked the AC up as much as I could. And I got your window down back here. [music] >> This is wrap. Okay. Hey sir, how's it going? Mhm. Do what? Um, your video would be greatly beneficial for us. Yes, sir. Hey, sir. You were just doing your due diligence. You might have saved a life today. Okay. You I believe you 100% saved a life. >> That's was found in his pocket. >> Okay. Do what? Sorry, sir. Okay. >> Um, you already gave your name to dispatch, right? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Then that's all we need, man. We just If we can get those videos to me, that'll be great. Okay. Hey, I got you. Thank you, sir. All right, Yes, sir. >> Do you mind if you can loosen me up? Just a little bit. >> I'm not sure they were very loose, man. >> I really did. I got you, man. I made sure. I promise. Like obviously you do. >> Do what? Do what? >> I'm not going to do anything. >> I know you won't. >> I know, but this is our policy. Okay. >> Just a little bit like This works a lot. >> Hey, do you want me to um wait for a sergeant to get here? I got the fanny on. So, >> you want me to wait for him to get here that too before I >> Yeah, >> cuz it's hot. >> Hot. >> Very hot. >> You got your AC running, right? >> Yeah. I got it fully blasted and I rolled this window down. >> All right. >> Cuz I know how the air gets back there. >> I'm pretty sure you taped this, man. >> Yeah, man. No worries. >> Yeah, it was something like this. >> Might be a lot for you. >> Yeah. Well, because you got more experience than Plus, you got you got the DUI stuff. He said I can't believe he makes Benadrol and alcohol. >> I I don't I can smell alcohol coming off of him. That's That's a lot of >> He's sweating it because it's so hot. No need to know. >> He said, "Do I have a case without his video?" Cuz he doesn't want to get anyone in trouble. And I was like, "Sir, you saved his life." >> On his phone, >> he was a passenger. >> Where did he see you? >> Lowe's. He followed him all the way from Lowe's on 441. than I thought cuz I know we had three different calls. >> Oh, this is the first one. >> I want to follow him all the way here. Actually, >> this is he he's the one who told me that he passed away and he passed out. >> I know my smell really bad. Well, it's so hot that he's sweating his >> alcohol has to come out somehow sweat. >> Well, he's been out here for a while. He's been sweating >> and um what was I going to say? It sucks, but I think we're playing to save his life. Honestly, if he went to work, you 100% whether he either died or made a stupid decision. >> Oh, yeah. But they wouldn't vaccinate they would realize >> unless they don't go to a briefing. >> Yeah. They are a big part of it. So usually they don't they go to a briefing and everybody would know. >> Yeah. I think his life just got saved by the you see him walking. He can't even walk the contact. No, he just had a video. >> He just follow. >> He just wanted to know cuz he didn't want to get him in trouble anymore. He said, "Do you have a case without my video?" >> He also asked if he probably said, "Um, looks like he might be like, we represent those people, too." It sucks, but you can't do this, man. Go to work right here. Thanks. He knew his policy. He said he's supposed to have 6 hours between drinking and going to work. He said he drank at 4:00. >> He was still drinking on the way. That's why >> I think he had some kind of celebration for today. the 28 of this car that white thing 42 uses. >> Do you have the 1028 for the Apaka vehicle? 104 1065 >> X-ray X-ray echo 9791 XE9791 >> 7991 >> Huh? 9791 >> Okay. I thought you said 7 971. Dang. I don't like to start my day like that. >> Is it hot after working? >> Yeah, I just did it last night. We did it twice last night. 42 says 97 PD 65. Any mileage? 66710.8 Step on out, my man. Oh, we got to walk over here. Okay. left. Right here right there. Hold on. Actually, let me take your cup. Take a seat. Take a seat. The other side over here. On this side. This side. All right. Just don't touch your mouth, okay? For the next 20 minutes. Don't touch your mouth there. All right. Will you take the test? So I'm just I'm just ass. Officer Oscar Morga was arrested in July 2022 after being found driving his marked patrol car while allegedly nearly five times over Florida's legal alcohol limit with reported breathalyzer readings of 0.391 and 0.385. Following the arrest, he was relieved of his uniform, weapons, and patrol vehicle and placed on administrative leave before later being suspended without pay. Court records show that in 2023 he was found guilty of DUI and sentenced to 12 months of probation. However, public reporting does not clearly state what ultimately happened to his job. No confirmed information has been released about whether he was reinstated, terminated, or disciplined further by his department beyond the initial suspension. What do you think about this incident and the charges he ended up with? 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