Hello. Hi. Stops being recorded. Do you have your license, registration, and insurance? I have my license. Insurance registration. Do you know why I'm stopping you today? I do not. So, you're going way under the speed limit. You're in the middle lane. Um, where you need to be in the right hand lane, unless you're passing cars. Okay. Um, I was just following my car just changed to 55. Okay. I was just following the speed of Well, back in the 35, you were going about 20. Really? Yeah. So, you're being ultra safe, it looks like. Have you had any alcohol to drink tonight? No. I've been following the speed limit that my car says. It's been saying I've been going 35. I click this button and it has me follow the speed limit. You can see it right there. Okay. You haven't had any alcohol to drink? I smell the odor of intoxicants coming from the car. Do you mind if I check your eyes real quick? See the tip of this? Just follow it with your eyes. Don't move your head. Okay. Okay. You have had alcohol to drink tonight. Okay. So, now's the time to be honest with me. I haven't had any alcohol. Okay. By looking at your eyes, it's obvious that you've had alcohol to drink tonight. Okay. Is there any alcohol in the car? No. Okay. Hang tight for me. I'll be right back. Okay. So, she's going 20 in the 35 and then she's going 35 in the 50. She's in the left lane, not in the right lane. Yeah. Uh odor of alcohol, bloodshot, water, guys. Says she hasn't been drinking. Okay. Paige, can you exit the car for me? What did you say? Can you exit the car for me? Thank you. Just we'll just go back to the back of your car here. Okay. So, um I've been doing this job for a little while, Paige. Okay. Talking to you, I can smell the odor of toxicants coming from your breath. Your eyes are bloodshot and water. Your speech is slurred. By looking at your eyes, doing a modified HGM test, it's obvious that you've consumed alcohol tonight. Okay. So, what I'd like for you to do is take some voluntary field sobriety tests. Okay. so I can evaluate your ability to safely operate a motor vehicle. Okay. Okay. First test I'm going to do is take a look at your eyes again. Okay. Why don't you just get a little bit further off the road? Okay. Do you see the tip of my pin? I want you to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay. Just keep following. Just keep looking at it. Okay. Um, next one I'm going to do is I'm going to go up. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, the next test is a walk and turn test. Okay. For this test, what I want you to do is imagine a straight line out in front of you. I want you to place your right foot on that line. I'm sorry, your left foot on that line right now. And then place your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. Okay? Just remain in that position. Oh, nope. Go back. Just remain in this position until I tell you to start the test. Okay? I want you to keep your arms down at your side. When I tell you to start, what I want you to do is take nine heel to toe steps down your imaginary line. It's going to look just like this. 1 2 3 and so on until you get to nine. Once you get to your ninth step, step out with your back foot. Take a series of small steps and turn and face the way you just came from and take nine steps back in that direction. 1 2 3 and so until you get to nine. Okay. I want to caution you. Make sure you look down at your feet. You count each step out loud. And once you start the test, don't stop it until you've completed it. Do you understand my instructions? Yes, I do. Okay, you can begin. One 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Okay. Next test I'd like for you to do is the one leg stand test. For this test, when I tell you to start, what I want you to do is take either foot of your choice, lift it approximately 6 in off the ground, and point your toe forward. That's going to make the bottom of your foot parallel to the ground. I want you to look down at your foot and count by 1,00 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. Okay. Okay. Does that make sense? Which foot are you going to race? I'll raise my left hand on you. Ready? Okay, you can go ahead and begin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Okay, pick it up and just start counting where you left off. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Okay, you can you can stop. Okay, last test is a portable breath test. What this will do is just show me how much alcohol you've had to drink. Okay, it's a voluntary test and it's not used in the evidentiary breath test. When's the last time you had anything to drink? I don't have anything. Nothing at all. Okay, take a deep breath. Blow through the straw like you're blowing up a balloon. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. You're under 21, right? Yes. Okay. It takes a few seconds here. So, you haven't had anything at all. So, this should say all zeros, right? It says a.132. Okay. So, you're over the legal limit. Okay. Go ahead and turn around. Place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. Okay. Put your palms together like you're praying. Like you're praying. There you go. Nice. I'm just going to double lock these. I don't want these to get tight on you. Which one? It is a voluntary test. I told you it was a voluntary test. Um, do you have anything in your pockets right now? I don't think so. Okay. I'm just going to check your front pockets here. Okay. I'm going to have you have a seat in the back of my car. Okay. Do you want your wallet and phone stuff? Probably going to want your wallet and phone. My phone? I'm not sure. We can have your friend look for it for you. Okay. We'll go up and see in the back of the car. So, since you're under arrest for DUI, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to the presence of an attorney during questioning. You cannot afford an attorney. One will be appointed for you prior to questioning if you so desire. You can decide at any time to exercise those rights, not make any statements or answer any questions. Do you understand those rights? Yes, thank you. Okay. Um, has your friend had any alcohol to drink tonight? Not to the extent of my knowledge. Okay. Okay. I can drive the friend home and then I can just park it right here. Am I allowed to have my phone so I can call my parents? Oh, of course. Yeah, we're going to take it. Um, okay. Cuz her friend's been drinking, did she say? Okay. Uh, well, let me ask her what she wants to do with her. Hey, Paige, do you want us We can park your car safely off the road over there, or we can tow it if you want. It's your choice what you'd like to do. I'd prefer you to park it to park it. Save you a tow bill that way. So, we'll park we'll pull it over there so it's safely off the road. Lock it up and then this deputy's going to give your friend a ride home cuz she said that she's had too much to drink. I'll bring So, and then he'll bring he'll bring the keys down. Am I allowed to call my parents right now? Once we're done with the process, you'll be able to. Okay. Paige, are you are you wanting to have your parents come pick you up tonight or do you have somebody? I can talk to them. Okay. Once we get to the Pullman Police Station, what we'll what I'll do normally I don't, but before we start aren't going to pick me up to be honest, but I would like to call them. Where do you live at? Lewon. Where are you headed to right now? I was taking her to Moscow to go see some guy. And then what? You were going to drive to Lewon tonight? No. Where were you going to go to tonight? I'm just going to stay at my friend's house. Where's that at? It's in Pullman. In Pullman? Yes. I can get you there if you'd like when we're done with the process. I'm not going to book you into jail. Okay. You've been cooperative with me. And I mean, I know. And I'm not trying to give you a SAB story, but I'm supposed to become a flight attendant. Okay. And I can't do that if I have a DUI. So, I just ruined myself. So, well, just do what you need to do. Paige, here's what I'll tell you is lots of people get DUIs. Cops get DUIs. Doctors get DUI that. But okay, I don't want to. You made a mistake. I know. And a lot of things can happen in court. You don't necessarily are you're not going to be I'm not scared of court. I'm scared of my parents. Yeah. Well, you're not necessarily going to be found guilty of DUI. Okay. There's a lot of things that have to happen between now and then. Okay. You made a mistake tonight. And that's that's what it boils down to. It's not like you're out there committing all sorts of crimes. This is your first mistake it looks like. And it is. And I feel like dumb ass. Sorry. It's okay. But guess what? This is stupid to cry because I'm did it. Paige, guess what though? Nobody got hurt. Okay. I know. But and we can get past this. This is a bump in the road. I promise you it's not. Okay. Well, let's we're going to head We're going to head to Pullman. Um then if you want to call your parents, you're more than welcome to. or if you want to just go through the process and then I will give you a ride to your friends if you know where your friend lives. Um, can I ask if you're saying that there's the possibility that it's not DUI? Uh-huh. Does that just mean like go to court? Like Well, so you would go to court. Um, the prosecutor can offer different deals. Your defense attorney can come up with ideas. Um, what I don't want you to think is just because you're arrested for it that you've automatically been found guilty of it. Okay? A lot of things have to happen between now and then. Um, it's it's likely it's possible that you will be found guilty of DUI, but it's also you we don't want to focus on that right now. Let's just take it one step at a time and we'll go from there. Okay? So, and I promise that you'll still be able to be a flight attendant. Okay? If I have a record, I can't. You'll still it'll be fine. Okay? Okay, if we're talking a misdemeanor DUI, I can guarantee lots of flight attendants get DUIs. Okay, I have to wait. Oh, I don't know about that, Paige. So, I don't want to promise you anything, but I can tell you I can tell you that um I think you're still going to be fine being a flight attendant. Thank you for being so kind. No problem. Well, let's head to Pullman and we'll get through that process. It's a little warmer there than it is alongside the road. He's going to give your friend a ride to Moscow and Okay. So, do you see where where did you leave her lights on? Yeah. I think they're on auto right now. They're on auto, I believe. So, okay. Just has to be locked. I have your fob. Did you lock them? Yes. Is my wallet in there? At least she has your wallet. I have your whole fob. Is my wallet or just the fob? I just have your fob. I have your I have your whole pack here. Do you want to take that with you? Your fanny pack? Um, sure. I don't know. Okay. To adjust this. You don't think your wallet's in here? No. I gave you the wallet. Oh, is that what Cy gave me? This is It looks like the fob. I think Elise. Yeah. Does she want this? Yeah. If you just click Okay. the top button. That's just how it If you just click the top button at least a couple of times, this one's like the locker. And then you can just take the fanny part because the wallet's in there. Okay. I've got your wallet. Oh, okay. We'll run over there. Make sure that we get the lights off. Do you want this, too? She said you could take that. Okay. Yeah, I got a card. Okay, Paige, go ahead and hop out. Just watch your head as you get out. And then we're going to go to these front doors up here. And I'll open them for you cuz it's kind of hard when you have handcuffs on to open the door. Come on in and I'll get the next door for you. Yeah. So, the next door we're going to go to, you see the one with the orange piece of paper on it? I'm going to have you go in there. That's a little room. And then I'll come around and get you on the other side. So, you're just going to hang out in here till I open the other door. Okay, I'll be right around there. Okay, good. How are you? Good. Oh, you guys are the best. Thank you so much. Okay, Paige, just come on through here. I'm going to take your handcuffs off you as soon as we get set all your stuff down here. Okay, let's get those off. Those are super uncomfortable. So, are you do you want to call your parents tonight or do you want to just wait and talk to them in the morning? Am I allowed to call anyone other than my parents? Uh, like what are you thinking? My sister. Where's your sister at? Lewon. Oh, okay. Why don't we um why don't we just get through this process? Oh, that's okay. And then What is going on? There we go. And then um you can call your family as soon as we get done. I'm not going to take you to jail. Just have a seat in Yeah. one of these chairs. Um I love to ask. You can ask anything. I don't know if I can answer. Fair enough. Was it my eyes? Your eyes. So the stigma. Yeah. Um, but what we look for is nestagmas, and that's something that's caused by alcohol, not a stigmatism, but um, yeah. So, that's one of the clues. And then the odor of intoxicants on your breath. Were you drinking like um, peppermint schnops by chance? I was not. What were you drinking? Oh, it's your gum that I'm smelling now. I have gum in my mouth. What were you drinking? You can just be honest with me. I don't know what's in your mouth. Okay, you don't have to tell me either. You don't have to answer any questions like I told you. Uh, so what I've got to do is we got to go through this paperwork. I I need you to spit your gum out. Okay, that's part of the breath test. Um, is you can't have anything in your mouth. I'm going to check your mouth real quick. Uh, where's my flashlight? There we go. Open your mouth up. Lift your tongue up. You don't even have cavities. What the heck? Oh, man. Okay. So, don't put your hands in your mouth. It's a It's a terrible habit. We all try and touch our face and mouth. Do the best you can. Cuz my nose is running, so I'm like rubbing my nose now. And that's fine. Just make sure you don't put anything in your mouth. Do you need a clean? Yes, please. You're too weird. There's some right here. Perfect. Yeah, help yourself. Of course. Um, so what I'm we're going to do is go over this packet here. I'll explain everything to you and then I'll give you the opportunity to take the breath test. Okay? Um and then we will go from there. Okay? If you're confused about anything, just make sure you ask me cuz I want you to understand it all. Okay? Okay. So, this is implied consent warning for breath. It says, "Warning, you're under arrest for RCW4661502 or RCW4661504, driving or being in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and/or drugs. Further, you're now being asked to submit to a test of your breath, which consists of two separate samples of your breath taken independently to determine alcohol concentration. You are now advised that you have the right to refuse this breath test and that if you refuse, your driver's license permit or privilege to drive will be revoked or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least one year and your refusal to submit to this test may be used in a criminal trial. Does that make sense? I think so. Yeah. You think so? Do you want me to read it again? Would you like more of just like the wording? Would you I don't know. I just Would you like to talk to an attorney before you make any decisions? No. Okay. I don't. We have public defenders I can call that would be able to help you if you're if you're confused about any of this. Okay. Um if you feel comfortable going forward, then we can do that, too. Just move forward. Okay. Um do you want to read over this or do you want me to read it again? I think I understand it. Okay. Um, so I'm going to sign here saying I have read the above statements to you. Okay. And if you'll sign here just saying I've read or had read to me the above statements. So write in the subject signature. Thank you. And that is a 318. Okay. Will you now submit to a breath test? Sure. Okay. Yes. Um, are you confused about any of this? I mean, I don't think so. I don't know. I mean, it's obviously all new to me, so I understand. I'm not sure. You're not sure if you're confused. Is there any part of it that doesn't make sense to you? It's It's not necessarily that doesn't make sense, but am I allowed to talk to my parents before or No. Um, no. And you're allowed to talk to an attorney. Um, I think an attorney, in my honest opinion, an attorney will give better advice than your parents just cuz they know the law and stuff. Well, I mean I do know attorneys. Okay. So, but I don't know like I just obvious one knows necessarily what to do in this situation. So, do you want to ask your parents what you should do? I don't know honestly. Okay. Um cuz I I want you to feel comfortable with the decision that you make. And I I guess if talking to your parents, you feel like that will help you, then um we can do that. I don't know. I'm scared. You're scared? Yeah. Okay. Do you want to talk to an attorney? I mean, they're the guys that go to court. It does not cost anything. No. I mean, if it doesn't, then sure. That's what I would recommend. You kind of seem like you're at a spot where you want them, and I want to make sure that you make the right decision. I just Absolutely. Okay. So, what we're going to do is hopefully the attorney phone numbers are in here. We're going to go in this room. Um I'm going to I'll dial the attorney and get a hold of them and then I'll let you talk to them in private is the important part. So, we'll go in here. Do they still have this on? Yeah. Okay. Let me see. February the door shut. Yeah, for sure. Uh it's April now, right? So, let's go. Sandy up. So Steve, it's the way I see it. Hey, Martin. This is uh Sergeant Jordan. I have a female Paige in custody for DUI. Um she's under 21. Her PBT was a 132, I believe. And do you have any other questions for me? Okay, let me put her on the phone and I will let you guys have some privacy. Thank you. Talk to him and then when you're done, just knock on the door and I'll come get you. Steve. Steve. Yep. I don't feel What? I can do a blow. Okay. Did he answer your questions? Yeah. Do you feel better now? Like kind of kind of. It's nice to talk to a lawyer though, right? A little bit. Yeah. Okay. Um Okay. So, I need to check your mouth again just cuz I didn't observe you the whole time. So, go ahead and open your mouth up. Tongue up. Great. That means 325. Okay. So, um I'm guessing he told you not to answer any questions, right? Sure. Okay. So, if I have a whole bunch of questions that ask you about how much alcohol you've had to drink and stuff, you probably don't want to answer those, right? Okay, fair enough. I uh I know kind of what the attorney have to say. So, okay. It's just going through some self checks. Takes just a minute or two and then it'll have you do a breath test. It's a pretty long breath. Okay. So, if you just take a deep breath, I'll coach you through it. Um, and then it'll go through some more self checks and then I'll do another breath test and then we'll be done. Okay. And I won't know any results until it prints out. Everyone's always like, "What' I blow?" And I'm like, "I don't know. It doesn't tell me. Once it prints out, it'll tell us." Okay. Okay. So, you're going to seal your lips around the end of that and then take a deep breath or take a deep breath in, seal your lips around it, and blow out. Yep. There you go. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Little harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. Good job. Thank you. Okay, I'll go through. Clear clear this tube out all the air out of it. Go through some self checks and then blob one more. Okay, another deep breath and then blow through there until I tell you to [Music] stop. There you go. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Going. [Music] Stop. [Music] Yep. Okay. So, your results are it measures it two different ways. So the first breath was a.122 and a.123. Okay. Second one was a.19 and a.122. So you went down a little bit since you've been driving. It was a.132 when we were out on scene. So okay, it's down a little bit. Um still over the legal limit. I'm going to sign this. I'm going to provide you with a copy of this. So Okay. Thank you. Okay. So, because you blew over the legal limit, um the state of Washington um intends to suspend your driver's license, okay, for at least 90 days. Okay. Um, what you can do though is you can have a hearing to try and keep your driver's license if you want. It's a voluntary hearing. You don't have to have. Uh, the fee for it is $375. Okay. Um, so what I recommend is you're going to have court on Monday, okay? And I'll go over that part with you. They're going to assign you an attorney if you don't have an attorney. Okay? talk to your attorney about this and see if this is something that you should go through with because they'll give you the best advice as to what you should do. Okay? But this is a piece of paper that you fill out and you send back to them if you do want to have the hearing. So, I'm going to give you that with your breath results. Any questions about that? So, it cost 375 just to be just to have the hearing. Um, and I think And then does this only apply in Washington? Your license suspension? Yes. That is who is going to suspend it. Now, Idaho may if Washington does, but I don't know the answer to that. Washington intends to. I don't know if Idaho will. Um, you can also if you need financial assistance for this, um, if you're going to apply for financial assistance, like you can't afford the fee, you know, cuz you're broke college kid, uh, and you want the hearing fee waved, use the financial assistance application available at the website right here. Okay? So, there is an option to try and get that fee waved. Okay? I want to go over one piece with you. Okay. Um, if your driver's license permit or privilege to drive is suspended, revoked, or denied, you may be eligible to immediately apply for an ignition interlock driver's license. So, that's a driver's license where you blow in the thing to start your car. So, you may be able to immediately apply for that. Okay. Um, is that Are you upset about the driver's license thing kind of the whole thing? Okay, I understand. money. It's stupid at Griber, but it's fine. Okay. Um, so you have this and this. The next thing is is you do have court on Monday. Okay. It's going to be in KFax. You can drive right now. Your license isn't suspended right now. Okay. They plan on doing it at some point. And um it says right here, your license is valid for 30 days. Okay. So, that lets you get through court and kind of figure out where you're going to go. Um, but you do have to be in KFax. Do you know where Kfax is? Yes, I do. On at Monday at 3 p.m. Okay. And I'll go over that with you here as soon as I fill out a little bit of the information. Okay. So, this is notice of hearing, conditions of release, and promise to appear. So, this applies to you cuz I'm not taking you to jail. These are rules the judge wants you to know that he wants you to follow. Notice of hearing. The above defendant is directed to appear in person before the Whitman County District Court as follows. On 040924 at 3 p.m., which is Monday um at the Kfax office, here's the address for it right here. Um and so what this court is on Monday is it's not like we're going to have trial and see if you're guilty of DUI. What they're the judge is going to do is make sure you understand what you were arrested for. He's going to review whether or not there's probable cause for that arrest. like he'll see my report, see if there's enough, and then um he'll make sure you have an attorney in place, and they'll kind of go on to when the next court date would be. So, it's not that's kind of where it is. Um and he may have some conditions for you like no drinking, stuff like that. Um so, um your appearance at the above time and location is mandatory and may not be waved. Your failure to personally appear for this hearing or failure to comply with the below conditions of release shall result in the immediate issuance of a bench warrant for your arrest. Conditions of release. So, this is what the judge wants you to follow until Monday for sure. Okay. Pending this hearing, the court has ordered that you comply with the following conditions of release. You shall not possess or consume alcohol or unprescribed controlled substances. You shall not drive a motor vehicle without a valid license while suspended or revoked and without required liability insurance or other compliance with applicable responsibility laws. Your license is still fine. You can still drive. You have insurance, right, on your car. Yeah. So, you're totally fine to drive. Just don't drink is the big thing. Okay. So, you get caught drinking, but between now and Monday, the judge is not going to be happy. I promise you that. Um, okay. So, I'm going to sign this and I'll print my name 047 24 01. And then if you'll sign here, this by sending here it says, I have received a copy of this notice. I understand the above conditions of release and I promise to comply and appear as directed above. Perfect. Okay, I'm just going to put this on my camera that it's all signed and completed. You're going to get this copy here. Okay. Um, and that is all that we have to go over. Okay. So, I've got those three pieces of paper for you. This is mine. These are all mine. Yep. And all of this stuff is yours. Your wallet, your phone, your key. Um, you can go get your car tomorrow when you're sober. Obviously, have a friend take you up. Do you want would you like for me to give you a ride home? Would you like to call someone to give you a ride home? I mean, if you can give me I don't know. I don't know. I can I guess if you can give me a ride home, that would be great. I'll be more I'd be more than glad you're in Pullman, right? I don't I mean, I can text or I can call she can just I don't know. Here is your keys. Do you want to throw your Kleenex away? Thank you. And then if you want to grab some more Kleenex, I don't know if you need some or whatever. More than welcome to it. Mhm. I'm going to pick this stuff up real quick. Um, you can also call a cab, too, if that if that's something you want to do. I think they're still out and about. See, we got that. This was here. I think we're good. Right. [Music] If you want to go through this door, I'll get you on the other side. And then door. Yeah. The same the same door. Yep. Right there. So, she's going to just hang out in the lobby and try and call for a ride. Is that okay with you guys? Okay, I'll go get her through to there and you too, man. Okay. You get a hold of anyone? Not yet. Okay. You're more than welcome to stay here and see what you can come up with. I wish you the best of luck in this. Okay. You're going to get through it. Okay. Take care. Have a good night. You, too. [Music] Heat. Hey, heat. Hey, heat. [Music]