Hello. >> Hello. >> Are you okay? >> Yes, I am. >> Hi, I'm Officer Custo Police Department. Did you know that you're dragging your bumper? >> Yes, I do know that gun. >> What's that? >> Don't reach through it, obviously. >> Tell him to step out. >> Unlock your door. Unlock your door. >> Step out. trying to raise the check. >> Step behind your vehicle at the line. I was just flagging down saying he was above the head. >> Ma'am, come with me. >> No, relax. >> That's clearly removed from the vehicle right now. >> Why are you dragging your front bumper? dragging my front bumper. >> I don't know. It was >> dragging my front bumper. >> It was already dragged. It's been falling off since for a minute. >> The window me down. >> Why are you driving like that? >> Why am I driving like that? It's my car. >> Hey, Linda. Linda. Can someone >> ma'am? >> Yes. >> Can you tell me what is that white powdery substance under your nose? >> White powdery substance? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Don't touch your nose. >> Touch your face. >> Yeah, I can see it. >> Ma'am, what are you snorting? >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> I haven't been snorting nothing. >> So, I'm a DWI officer. >> Where are you coming from? Where you heading? >> I'm coming from the west side. >> From the what side? >> On >> the what side? >> Uner and tower. Go. >> Okay. What's over there? >> What's over there? My car. >> No, your car is right behind me. >> Yeah, it is right there. >> Why do you seem upset? >> It was over there. >> Why do you seem upset? >> I don't. >> You seem a little upset to me. >> I I really don't. >> Okay. Can we have a conversation? >> Yes. >> All right. Where are you headed to? >> I'm headed to my house in Roancho. >> Okay. How far is that from here? >> Only like maybe like 10 minutes. >> 10 minutes? Yes. >> Okay. Do you know where you're at right now? >> Yes. >> Where you at? >> I'm over here on Uner. >> You're over here on uncert. >> Yes. >> Uncertain what? >> Course. >> You're over at Uner and course. >> Not uncertain course, but I'm over here like close. >> Do you know where you're at precisely? >> No, not the street name precisely. >> No, >> that's where >> Okay. Other than um what I believe to be cocaine? >> No, there isn't no cocaine. >> Okay. Did you drink any alcohol today? >> No, I didn't. >> Open. >> Yeah. Where's uh who's open container belong to? >> I don't know. What are you talking about? Open container >> of alcohol. >> No, I didn't see no open container of alcohol. >> That vehicle's your responsibility. Why don't you know about that? >> What do you mean responsibility of know about any alcohol? There is no alcohol in my car. >> Okay. Do you feel safe to drive tonight? >> Yes, I do. I'm trying to go home. I work in the morning >> at 8:00 a.m. >> 8 a.m. >> Okay. So, you said you had no alcohol? >> Yes. None. >> What about drug use? >> No. Don't drug use. >> Don't drug use? >> No. >> I know there isn't no substance in my nose. Don't touch your face. >> Don't touch your nose. >> Okay. Well, sorry. >> I forgive you. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Really, there isn't no drug use. You guys could drug me right now. >> Okay. So, does this interactions be audiovisisually recorded? >> Yes, I understand that. >> Okay. Um, did you notice that you were hitting anything on the way here within the last like 100 yards of stretch? >> Yes, I noticed that our bumper was falling off, but I still drive it because >> What else? What else were you hitting? >> Nothing. So, you weren't uh driving over anything in the road? >> No, I wasn't. >> Was there anything in my car right here? >> Was there anything laid out in the road? >> No, there wasn't. >> So, there wasn't um speed bumps in the road anywhere? >> No. Over here? No. >> No, not over here. How about signs? Did you notice any posted signs before you were driving over to me at a high rate speed? >> What did those signs say? >> Those signs? They said stop signs. They said road signs. The >> They said road signs out of >> Yes. It's like the speed limit signs. >> Okay. So, ma'am, >> how do you feel right now? Do you do you feel defensive? Do you feel like you're going to want to fight or hurt anybody or yourself? >> I do not. I do not feel defensive. >> Can you put your arms to your side? >> Thank you. >> All right. Cuz uh I'm just me being a person to another person seem pretty upset. You seem pretty defensive and you don't seem as if you're being quite honest with uh that little that blow you have under your uh >> I don't have any under my nose. >> It's okay. It is what it is. So, this is what's going to happen. Okay. I am going to have you undergo a series of synthety tests because through my training and experience, >> okay, >> I believe you to be under the influence. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, just so you know, your driving demeanor, you passed by signs that said checkpoint ahead. Slow down. You were driving over speed bumps like they didn't exist. You were dragging your bumper like you hit a curb from hell and you didn't give two squats about it and you continue driving anyway. You could have removed the bumper off your vehicle. It would have been less obvious, but you were drawing a lot of attention. And when you have a lot of flashlights shining near your vehicle, people yelling to stop and you can't hear loud adults using their adult voices. >> No, I do hear you guys and I do stop >> eventually. But for our safety, we're out here with reflective vest and we don't want to get hit by cars. It's pretty scary. Okay. >> Yes, I understand. >> So, what is going to happen is you are going to undergo series of standardized sobriety tests. >> Okay. >> Do not pass or fail. Everything I have you do, I'm going to explain. I'm going to demonstrate for the divided attention test. >> Yes. >> And we will go from there. Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you have any questions for me? >> No, I do not. >> No. >> No. >> All right. So, we don't have any strobe flashing lights or anything like that. Do you see that headlight right there by those gentlemen? >> That one? The the right one? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Go walk over to that headlight for me and then turn around and face me once you get there. >> All right. Just take a step forward. Perfect. Put your feet together. Keep your hands to your side. Do you feel comfortable walking on those uh sandals? >> Not really, but I'm going to walk on them. >> Not really, but I'm going to walk on them. >> Yes. Do you want me to walk barefoot? >> It's up to you. It's whatever you're more comfortable because one of these tests you are going to be walking. >> Okay. Well, I am going to have an attorney, so it doesn't matter. >> Cool. >> Okay. >> All right. You're going to have an attorney. >> All right. All right. So, feet together, heels touching, toes touching. Place your hands to your side. Stand straight. Remain in that position. Do not move out of this position unless I direct you otherwise. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Have you ever had any type of brain injuries in the past? >> Yes. >> How long? >> I've recently just gone to a car wreck about a week ago. >> A couple minutes ago? >> No, not a couple minutes ago. My bumper been like that. >> How long has your bumper been like that? >> Probably for like about a week. >> Probably about a week. >> Somebody hit me. >> Where did they hit you at? They hit me in the front. >> They hit you in the front, was it? >> Yes. I was going forward. >> Yeah. >> And they went straight. >> Like a head-on collision? >> Not a head-on collision. It wasn't bad. I could still drive my car, so they just kept on going, but I >> Did you go to the doctors or hospital about it? >> Yeah, I went to the hospital like a day later, but >> a day later. How what was the uh results of that? >> They just said I have to go to physical therapy >> for what? >> For about my back. >> What's wrong with your back? >> Well, it's been hurting. I told him that lag gone to a crash. The person hit me on back. It wasn't in my car, but it was in another car. They hit me back on >> and that's where they hit my back. So, he told me I'm going to need to go to physical therapy. >> Okay. Are you able to What do you do for a living? >> What I do? >> Yeah. >> I work at Maverick. It's a gas station. >> Okay. Do you stand all day? >> Yes. >> Do you do any Do you lift any boxes or stock or anything? >> Yes. Do you have to get get down on your knees and get to the lower shelves and reach up high? >> Yes. That's what you have to do every day. You have to put away the truck. You have to sit there and take out the trashes. You have to sit there and take care of customers. Do everything like that. Yes. >> Okay. All right. Cool. So, it sounds like you're pretty active at work. >> Yes. >> All right. Place your hands aside, please. >> All right. Keep your head straight. Look, tip my finger. I'm not going to put the light in your eyes. Just look at my finger. Track it with your eyes. Only keep your head still. Do you understand? >> Yes. Just looking at your pupils for a second. [Music] >> Just keep your head still and track it with your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Do you understand? Yes or no? >> Yes. [Music] [Music] Keep your head still. Please face your nose towards me. >> Okay. >> Y perfect. Thank you so much. Thank you. >> And you want me to just follow my eyes, right? >> Yep. Eyes only. [Music] Keep your head still, please. Okay. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Thank you so much. [Music] [Music] So, you're moving your head with my finger. Okay. You got to keep your head still. Okay. >> I have to keep only my eyes. >> No, move only your eyes. We're almost done. We're going up and down. Just keep your chin where it's at. >> Okay. BTM. [Music] [Music] So, this is the this is the part that I told you that you're going to have to walk. Now, I'll give you the option. You can remove your white sandals that that's not covering your heel, >> or you can keep them on. Um, okay. I just saw a ruler just in case because I barely bought them tonight. >> Okay. >> And they were a little bit big. >> So, look at your left foot. >> Okay. Keep your left foot right where it's at. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. Touch heel to toe just like mine. Place your hand to your side. Stand in that position. Stay in that position. Do not start this test until I tell you to begin. You understand? >> Okay. >> Touch heel to toe just like my feet. Touch one. [Music] >> So you want me to touch my other toe? >> Like this. Left foot here. Left foot planted. Right foot in front of your left foot. Touch heel to toe. Just like that. Hands to your side. Remain in that position. Do not start this test until I tell you to begin. You understand? >> Okay. >> When I tell you to begin, can you pitch an imaginary line from your front foot to my foot? >> Okay. >> Yes or no? >> Yes. >> All right. on that imaginary line. You're going to take a total of nine steps touching heel to toe. When you get to that ninth step, you're going to keep your front or lead foot planted and with your back foot, you're going to take a series of small steps turning yourself around. You're going to keep turning around until you face the direction that you came from on that same imaginary line. >> Take nine steps and then from the nine steps, turn around. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to demonstrate that for you. Okay. >> Okay. >> And then you're going to return an additional nine steps touching heel to toe. So, this is the position you're in. And it's going to look like this. 1 2 3. I took three steps for demonstration. You're going to take nine. >> Lead foot stays planted. Back foot is going to help you turn around just like this. A series of small steps. Turning around. Face the direction that you came from. Return an additional nine steps touching heel to toe. One, two, three. So on and so forth until you get to how many steps? until you get to how many steps? >> Nine. >> Okay, nine. When you're doing this test, >> you're gonna look down at your feet. You're gonna count each step out loud. You're going to keep your hand to your side. Don't raise them. >> And you're going to continue and do not stop this test until you've completed the test. >> And just keep a straight line, right? >> Yep. Do you understand the instructions to this test? >> Yes. Can I start? >> No. >> Oh, no. >> Do you understand the instructions to this test? >> Yes. >> Do you have any questions? >> So, whenever I get to the ninth step, I just turn around, right? in the manner that I showed you. >> Do you need me to show you again? >> Yes, show me again. >> So, ninth step, back foot helps you turn around. Taking a series of small steps, turning around just like this. >> Okay. >> And then return an additional nine heel to toe steps. Just like that. >> Any other questions? >> For you so you can see how many steps I do. >> Do you have any other questions? >> No. >> Just remember to keep your hands your side. Okay. >> Okay. You may begin. [Music] >> 10 steps. >> I did nine. >> Are you done? >> Yes. >> All right. Say less. All right. Feet together once again. Hands to your side. Remain in this position. Do not start this test until I tell you to begin. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> When I tell you to begin, you're going to elevate either foot of your choice. Left or right, up to you in front of you approximately 6 in high. Now, you're going to stand straight. You're going to keep your arms are going to remain to your side. And the foot that you're going to elevate, both of your legs are going to be straight. >> Foot is going to be up in the air, 6 in high, toe pointed down to where your foot's flat and parallel to the ground. Just like that. >> Yep. Do you understand so far? How many am I supposed to do? >> I'll explain. But do you understand so far? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, like this, right? >> Yep. In that position, >> you're going to count in this manner. 1,00 1,002 1,00 3 so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> Do you have any questions for me? So, I'm just going to go like 1,001 1,00 998 97 96 >> like that, right? >> No, not even close. >> Then what are you saying? >> You're going to stand. You're not going to move. >> Stand. >> You're going to stand. You're going to stand straight. And you're only lift up one foot. You're going to lift that foot, toe pointed down. Stare at that elevated foot. arms to your side, both legs straight, looking at the elevated foot. And you're going to count in this manner. 1,00 1,002 100 3 so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. And remember, foot is approximately 6 in high off the ground, flat, parallel. Do you understand? >> Do I Do I count it like just moving or do I not move? >> You don't move. >> Okay. So, >> you just stand straight. >> I'm just going to say 1,00 >> with your hands to your side. >> 1,00 999 like that. >> No. >> I thought you already did one side. I did. >> So, I'll explain again. >> Arms to your side, both legs straight. One foot, either foot, one foot only, in front of you, toe pointed down, 6 in high. In this position, you're not going to move out of that position. You're going to stare at that elevated foot. You're going to count in this manner. 1,00 1 1,002 1,003 so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Do you understand now? Relax your leg. Do you understand? >> Okay. Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. Once you lift your foot up, you may begin. Let's go. >> 1,001 1,00 999 998 997 199 96 997 995 994 993 992 993 91 990 890 889 888 887. >> You can stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, no alcohol, no drugs. >> No. >> And I don't have no cooking on my nose. >> You do. >> What is it then? >> I don't know. What are you talking about? I don't see. So, do me a favor. My nose. >> I'm going to give you a series of simple instructions. Okay. >> Okay. >> I want you to cooperate with me. >> Okay. Okay. >> But I'm going to let you know right now, you are under arrest for driving another vehicle of intoxicating liquor and or drug. You're going to turn around, face my vehicle, and you're going to put your hands behind your back. You're going to do that right now. >> I don't know what the hell I'm going to >> um drugs and or alcohol. >> That was crazy. didn't run course in Sequoia. >> Yeah. >> Oh, no way. >> Yeah, they uh travel video. >> Outstanding. >> Ma'am, do you have anything in your pockets that's going to poke, prick, or stick me? >> My phone. >> Your phone is going to poke, prick, or stick me? >> It's not going to break you, but it's in my pocket. >> Yeah, that's not what I'm asking about. Do you have anything in your pockets that's going to hurt me? >> No, I don't. Outstanding. Put your feet shoes back on. It's stupid. >> Okay. Well, I'm going go in your pockets. I got to search you into the rest. >> My palm is going to face me at all times. I'm just going to make sure that I remove everything that does not belong there. >> My puff is in your pocket and I want that back. >> Your what? >> My puff. >> What's What is a puff? I don't know. >> It's a dis. It's a puff. It's a nicotine. I want to hit that right now. >> All right. Bend your elbows. I got to go in your back pocket. I'm going to pull your pocket towards me. >> Yep. And my puff is in that pocket. Let me in. >> Your dispo? >> No, my puff. >> What is it? What is a disbow? >> It's a nicotine. >> What? What pocket is it in? >> Obviously in the back one that you just pressed. >> Um, there's absolutely nothing in there. >> Do you keep anything tucked inside your shirt? Are you wearing a bra? >> No, I'm not wearing a bra. >> Can you uh put your hair back behind your shoulders? Like swing it back? I can't. >> Perfect. I'm going to go below your chest line with the back of my hand. I'm only making sure that there's nothing in there that's going to hurt me. >> Cool. Let's go have a seat in this back seat right here. Ma'am, can you open up your mouth really wide for me? >> Uh, really wide. >> Stick your tongue up in here. >> Let's drunk. >> Promise y'all ain't doing Ma'am, what's your social? >> Hello. >> What? >> What's your social? >> For what? >> Your social security number. >> For what? What do you mean my social security? >> I got to find out who you are. That's why. What's your social? >> I know my social security. >> What is it? >> Funny. Know your business. I need to speak to a attorney. I got my attorney on the call. >> Yeah, you're definitely going to need to talk to an attorney. >> Talk to attorney. >> What's your What's your first name? >> None of your business. I'm not speaking to an attorney. >> You know, I don't want to I don't want to charge you with additional charges, but you have to identify yourself. You know that, right? >> I don't know what additional charges I have. >> Uh, you will pick up concealing ID. >> Okay. Well, I'll wait till I know my charges. Thank you. >> Uh, you're being charged with DWI and it sounds like you're being charged with a hit and run. >> Hit and run for what? This is my car. Leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident up the road. >> What What motor vehicle seen up the road? Cuz there ain't no >> Yeah, you apparently hit somebody. >> Uh I actually didn't. So >> Okay. So what's your first name? I'm being nice to you. Why are you being mean to me? >> You're being mean to me, but you put me in the back of a cop car. >> Cuz you're under arrest >> for what? >> DWI. >> I ain't drinking while driving. >> Okay. All right. What's your first name? None of your business. I speaking to my >> Please. I don't have time for this. >> I don't have time for you. I really don't have time. I trying to get you. I speaking. >> I don't want I'm I'm telling you I don't want to charge you with concealing ID >> because if you don't tell me who you are, I'm going to drive you to the crime lab. I'm going to get you fingerprinted and we're going to go from there. And >> huh. >> Aaliyah. >> How do you spell your first name? A L E A H. >> How old are you? >> 19. >> 19. >> 743. I see that my I'm looking at my comments. It says that my driver was involved in a hit and run. Um, do we have any 49 on that? >> Negative. >> I told you I ain't getting no run. I ain't no dumb ass to crash and then come into a checkpoint. Let's go for a walk. >> M. Let's go for a walk. >> We're going on a bus. >> Yep. Come on. >> Can you start my 20 minute fine? Mhm. >> Yep. Thank you. This way. >> This way. >> These uh back steps right here. >> Give me one second. Let me get that door for you. >> Is there anything else coming up? Where's my car and my keys? >> Uh with your uh friend. >> I got you. >> Hang on now. Oh >> Walk all the way down there, miss. >> Oh my god. >> My keys are not up there. They >> I'm pretty positive those. So, hey, this might be a little easier if you read along with me. If not, it's up to you. But I'm going to read only what's written in blue. Okay. This is the New Mexico implied consent advisory. I'm reading you the the breath test advisory for this intoxilizer instrument. Listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for driving under the influence of an intoxicated liquor and or drug. The New Mexico Applied Consent Act requires you to submit a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse or laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? Yes or no? >> No. >> I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privileges for one year. If you are convicted in court while driving under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refused to be tested. Do you understand? Yes or no? >> Yep. >> Do you now agree to be tested? Yes or no? >> Nope. >> Sounds good. >> Wait till my attorney. Makes my job easier. Thank you. Let's go. >> Let me see if I can. >> Come. >> Where? >> Downtown. >> Why? >> Because I said so. That's why. >> Why? For what? Where's my Well, you don't bring my keys with me cuz I ain't leaving without my keys here. Sorry. We're going downtown. Bring my keys. I need my attorney. >> All right. Let's go. Come on. >> Come on. Hold on. Stay right there. >> Who has my phone keys? Pick your car has your phone and your keys. >> My car has my phone and my keys. Well, where the is my car? >> Watch your step. Watch your hair. >> Oh, my hair is fine. And my >> this way. >> Where the is my car? >> Later. >> Hey, who's the transport officer? Uh, >> seat belt. Let me die, >> Don't call me Don't call me a That's such a mean word. >> You are a >> I'm not a I'm not a I promise. Wasting my time and my money. >> Well, cool. >> Enjoy. >> Give my so I can get the up out of here. I have a attorney. >> Okay. Uh, >> be careful stepping out, please. Okay, we're going to hang a left. Got you. Thank you. I'm going to go straight into these double doors. Watch your step right now. [Music] >> Go ahead. >> Careful. No. No. Lead the way, please. I got this, sir. Give me one second. Give me one second. All right, let's go. Hang. Left. >> Left, left, left, left, left, left, left. Your military left. This left this over here. >> One more left. >> I almost didn't see you. >> This way. >> You have a seat. >> I'm no longer going to be seeing you the rest of the evening. Behave yourself for this guy. Okay. Um, you have paperwork that's going with you. Everything that I wrote on today's synopsis is on a complaint. If you want a further in-depth copy, it's going to be on a the offensive incident report that I'm going to write later on today. Um, that firearm is going to be at the crime lab if somebody needs to go pick it up. Your cell phone's going to be tagged in evidence and there's another cell phone with you that's going with you. Cool. [Music]