Tango 24, 10-50. India Golf 47 kilo kilo, it's a black Kia. We'll be at 38 and 14 for investigative. Can I get one more? Hi, how are you doing? Good, I'm Officer Perez. I'm with Saint Peter. Is everything okay? >> Yeah, I was trying to get my my fiber card. >> Oh, yeah. I just noticed that you hit the curb. I just wanted to make sure you weren't having a medical emergency. >> no, I'm good. >> You're okay? All right. Do you have your driver's license? Yeah, no problem. How's your night going so far? Oh, that's good. Awesome. Are you the registered owner? Do you have your insurance and your registration card? Cool. And if you have a copy of your insurance on your phone, that works for me, too. >> I'm not sure about this one. Okay. So, I I paid for my registration, >> Okay. >> but it hasn't come in yet. So, >> Oh, that happens. >> Yeah, okay. So, but I I did pay for it. >> Okay. >> It's not there yet. >> Usually, if you pay for it, it's updated in my system, even if you're still waiting for the sticker. >> Yeah, I haven't had the sticker yet. >> Okay, cool. Oh, progressive. That looks >> My thing. >> Yeah. If anything hasn't changed, oh yeah, you're good. 7 to 23. Give me just a second, okay? Nicole. She uh hit a couple curbs. All right. All right, Nicole, would you mind stepping out for me real quick? I'd like to talk to you further out here. So, I'm just I'm noticing a few signs of impairment. I just want to make sure you're good to drive, okay? Would you mind if I take a look at your eyes real quick? All right, I'll have you come to the front of my cruiser, all right? You'll just stand in front of my grill right up here, and then I'll have you turn and face me, all right? I'll have you stand in a very relaxed position, your feet together, arms to your side, okay? Um do you have any blindness in either eye? >> A little bit this one. >> Do you wear contacts or corrective lenses for it? Okay. Do you see my blue light? What I would I'd to do is you to do is look at my light with your eyes only. Don't move your head. I'm just going to make several passes in front of your field of vision. Just look directly at that light for me, okay? Just follow my light, okay? Try to keep your head straight. Just keep following my light, okay? >> Sorry. >> It won't be too long and you can blink as normal, okay? Yeah, just keep following my light, okay? >> Okay. >> This is going to go kind of slow. Just continue to follow. I'm going to go up twice. Just continue to follow as I go up. >> Can I hit that? >> Yeah, yep. So, I'd like to verify all of your information is correct on your driver's license. >> stuff? >> I see your um out of Polk County. Are you still living out there or have you moved to St. Pete? >> No, no, no. >> Oh, you live in Okay. So, the Davenport address is good? >> But I I I have my um my Polk County stuff, but my registration I just did it. So, like >> Yep, I saw it. It's good. It looks like it's good to go. Your first name's Nicole. Do you have a middle name? >> Lynn. >> All right. How do you pronounce your last name? >> Noble. O U G L. >> When is your birthday? >> 4/18/88. >> About how tall are you? >> 5'2". >> And how much do you weigh? Just ballpark. >> What do you want to weigh today? 180. All right. >> Okay. >> good day. >> Where were you born? >> Where? >> Yeah. >> Uh Queens. >> Okay. >> New York. >> And what's a good phone number for you? >> You just ask for it. >> Um so, after I just get some basic information, I have two additional field sobriety tests. So, it's a walk and turn and one leg stand, okay? So, at this point I'm obviously conducting a DUI investigation just to make sure you're good to drive, okay? >> Okay. >> Um what do you do for a living? >> I work for a uh contract auditing. >> Okay. Um and you are the the registered owner of said a Sportage. Okay, what year is your Sportage? >> 2008, I think. >> Okay. Are you feeling sick or injured this evening? >> No. >> Do you have any physical defects? >> No, ma'am. >> Are you diabetic? >> No, ma'am. Thank God. >> Uh epileptic, like a seizure disorder? Are you seeing a doctor or dentist outside of routine care? >> A dentist? >> Yeah, doctor or dentist. Anything that you consider to be outside of the norm. >> I'm seeing a like a regular dentist, but not like out of norm. No, ma'am. >> Okay. Are you taking any medications? >> And how would you rate your overall health? Good, fair, or poor? >> Fair. >> Do you have any injuries that affect your day-to-day activities, like going to work or grocery store or anything? Okay. >> So, I do have two additional field sobriety tests if you'd like to participate. Follow me over here. I'll have you start at the end of this yellow line over here and turn and face the line. So, let me explain and demonstrate the exercise, okay? I'll make sure you don't have any questions and then I'll have you go ahead and participate, okay? So, to get into the starting position, the very first thing I would like you to do is place your left foot at the end of that yellow line and place your right foot in front of your left with your heels and toes touching and keep your arms down to your side, okay? I would like you to stand in that position until I tell you to begin, do you understand? When I tell you to begin, I would like you to take nine heel-to-toe steps down the line. It's going to look just like this. One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. Once you reach that ninth step, keep your front foot on the line, remove your back foot from the line to make a series of small steps like this to turn around, and then take nine heel-to-toe steps right back down the line just like this. One, two, three, and continue all the way until you get to nine, okay? Once you reach that final ninth step, you can step off the line. The exercise is complete. While you're doing this, well, before you get started, I have a couple more instructions, okay? No, you're fine. Uh while you're doing this, I'd like you to look down at your feet, count each of your steps out loud, keep your arms down to your side, and then once you start walking, don't stop. >> Count? >> Yeah, do you have any questions before you get started? >> I count and then when I get to nine, I go reverse? >> Yeah, so nine, make sure you count 1 2 3 4 all the way up to nine. So, nine heel-to-toe steps. Just a second, okay? >> Do you have >> Do you have any other questions? >> No. >> Do you understand? So, if you can get back to the beginning, all right? I'll have you get back into that starting position. So, left foot at the end of that line, and then right foot in front of your left just like how I'm standing, and you may begin, okay? Yes, just like how I demonstrated nine heel-to-toe steps back. All right, I have one more exercise for you. If you want to come over here, you don't have to worry about the line. It's the one leg stand, okay? So, I'll have you stand over here. You'll will with your feet together, arms to your side. When I tell you to begin, I would like you to raise either foot, whichever one you feel most comfortable with, okay? It's going to look just like this, approximately 6 in off the ground. I'd like you to keep your foot parallel with the ground, leg straight, arms down to your side, and you're going to look down at your foot while you count out loud, 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, and so on until I tell you to stop, okay? Do the best that you can, okay? If you happen to put your foot down like this, which I don't want you to do, raise that same foot back up and continue counting where you left off, 1,004. Until I tell you to stop, okay? While you're doing this, I don't want you to hop or sway or use your arms for balance, okay? Do you have any questions before you get started? So, I can't hop, can't sway. But you know I can't hop. Make sure your arms are down to your side. Do you have any Understand the exercise? Okay, so I'm on your time. Whenever you raise your foot, I'll start the watch. You're just going to Yep, uh-huh, it's not a secret. It's a 30-second test. Yeah, I'm just keep looking at your toe, okay? You're almost finished. All right. You can relax, all right. I'll have you come to the front of my cruiser. I have a couple questions I would like to ask you, okay? Um my questions are very direct, just to kind of better understand this evening, okay? Um before I ask you any questions, I do need to advise you of your rights, okay? Um you do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Not at this point, but in order for me to ask you questions, I need to advise you of your rights, okay? You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. You can decide anytime to exercise these rights, or answer any questions, or make any statements. Do you understand each of those rights I explained to you? Having those rights in mind, would you like to speak with me? So, um I see your your uh Jeter t-shirt. >> Yeah. >> Uh were you coming from the game? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. What time or how Walk me through your day before the game started. >> I left my house at 11:00. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I left my house around 12:00. I was meeting my best friend over there for uh restaurant. I got two um Give me a second. Um It was right across from Bacon [ __ ] I think that's what it was called. It was in Davenport. Uh what was it called? >> Say that part again. >> No, no, I live in Davenport. It was in Tampa. So, it was across from Davenport across from uh Tampa. It's called Bacon [ __ ] It was across from Bacon [ __ ] >> Okay. I'm familiar with the restaurant. I'm not >> it called? Um >> You said it's in Tampa. I know we have one here, too. >> Bacon [ __ ] is in Tampa. But, I forgot what was across It was like behind uh Bacon [ __ ] That's what it was called. >> Oh, um >> Uh I got to cut for it. Uh Red Mesa. Red Mesa. >> Okay. Can't you know it? Yeah, okay. Yeah. Um >> So, I had three tacos. And I had a Corona. And then from there I I was trying to get uh those carts, those um >> Oh, the scooters. >> Scooters. Yeah. It didn't work on my app, so I walked to Where did I walk to? I walked to Bacon [ __ ] And Bacon [ __ ] and then from there I walked to a Korean place. And then from there I walked to the game. >> Oh, okay. And then um at the Korean place, did you have anything else to eat or drink? >> I had a Coors Light and I was cooking for us so she wouldn't have to share like tacos. >> Okay. All right. And then, once you got to the game, um, did you have any snacks or anything? >> my best friend and popcorn, that was it. >> Okay. Anything to drink? Water, soda, juice, um, alcohol while you were over there at the game? Okay. So, the only beer that you had was a Corona earlier at Red Mesa. And what time do you think you had that? >> Uh, I don't know. I left my house at 12:00, so I guess like an hour and a half. 30 I almost had it like at 2:00. >> Oh, so like early afternoon then. Okay. Um, without looking at your watch or phone, what time do you think it is right now? >> I don't know. >> Okay. All right. Okay. Um, were you just on your way back home here? >> Yeah, I'm going home. >> Oh, okay. All right. Okay. Yeah, um, I noticed when I stopped you or before I stopped you, you hit the curb. Were you like distracted or >> I was trying to get my GPS. >> Your GPS, okay. >> It should be straight away. >> Okay. All right. Okay. Yeah, and then I noticed when you pulled in here, you hit the curb as well. >> to get to the I'm sorry about that. >> So, um, oh, it happens. Um, on a scale from 1 to 10, 1 being completely sober, no alcohol in your system, 10 being the most drunk you've ever felt in your life, where would you place yourself on that scale tonight? All right. Um, how often do you drink on a daily basis? >> I don't know. >> Or, let's say like a weekly basis. >> Is this like a normal question? >> What's that? >> Is it a normal question? >> Yeah, I'm just curious to see your normal alcohol intake compared to what >> Weekly? >> Yeah, on a weekly basis. >> Only on uh only on uh like normal stuff. >> Would you say you drink once a week or twice a week? Are you a social drinker? Social Okay, so twice a month. >> Twice a month, yeah. >> Okay. Um tonight, do you feel like you drink more than you typically have like when you do drink socially? Okay. I know you said you're not seeing a doctor, so you're you're not taking any prescription medications or anything. Okay. Um so, what I'd like you to do you're just going to face my windshield. Place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for driving under the influence. From here, I'm going to take you back to the station and I'll give you the opportunity to provide a breath sample, okay? Whichever answer you give me, I'll explain either way. Is there any valuables in your car that you'd like to go with you like a wallet or phone? Of course. Okay. >> You want your phone? >> Yeah, I prefer to have my phone and wallet. >> Do you have anything in your pockets that's going to poke or stick? >> Oh, no, nothing. >> Anything in your bra that I need to know about? Okay. Do you have any gum in your mouth right now or chewing tobacco? Okay. I'll just have you go back on this side, all right? >> Can I get in the front? >> No, we have to everybody >> But I can I get my cuffs in the front? >> Um once you get transported by the van, he'll be able to swap out the cuffs, but for now they have to be in the back, but they'll only be there about 30 to 35 minutes. Yeah, she's the registered owner. I'm just going to grab her stuff. Vodka, High Noon. It's a case of High Noons. Still closed. Okay. >> Ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm not trying to be crazy, but I just I Can you >> I'm sorry. >> I got my cuffs. Can you If you want to put my stuff back. >> All right. >> I I just want to Can I be comfortable here? >> No, not for the ride, okay? It'll be like 35 minutes, okay? >> 35 minutes? Where are we >> Yeah, we have to go back to the station, and then after that the van will put them in first for you. >> for what? >> I have to give you the opportunity for the breath test, okay? >> Jesus. Do you have my phone in my other bag? >> Yeah, I have a Yankees wallet, and then I have like a like a pouch. >> Yeah, yes, ma'am. Okay. >> Yep. And the house keys. >> Yes, ma'am. Yes. >> Okay. Let me just double lock them so they don't tighten up on you, okay? This This will be a quick ride to the station, and then you'll be out of here, okay? 10-24. 15-19, 10-50. >> Is my Is my car staying there? >> Um it'll be towed, but I'll give you all the information for that. >> I got to pay for the towing? Ma'am, I Ma'am, I got to pay for the towing? >> Yes. I'll I'll go over all that paperwork when we get back. >> I don't have my mirror. Jesus, man. Is Just relax now. Is it going to be towed in Orlando? >> No, it'll be here in St. Petersburg. >> Is it more expensive? >> Um typically it's a $500 fee. >> $500? >> Yes, ma'am. Just because your car was registered out >> It's all right. I just paid for my No. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then she's coming. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. If I'm a single mom, does this [ __ ] up my chances of having my daughter? >> Um no. You're Just because your daughter wasn't in the car, so that shouldn't be >> Obviously, yeah. I would never >> Yeah, so if if that She would have been in the car it been a different story, but no, nothing gets reported on that end. >> I'm arrested in Pinellas County. >> Okay. Um, if this is your Yeah, I haven't checked your driver's history. If this is your first time, it's just a misdemeanor. >> How much do I have to pay? You know? >> I Usually, they deputies will assess the bond. I'm not sure >> Is Polk County different than Osceola County? >> Uh, this is Pinellas, so I don't know. >> Oh, Pinellas County. >> If you've never been arrested in Pinellas, there may be like a a look at ROR. >> What does that mean? >> Like you'll just have to sign to promise the courts that you'll appear for your initial court date. >> I have to see it. I think I'm here for the court date. >> Yeah, it'll be back here in Pinellas. But, it'll be in the future. It won't be like immediately. >> Am I going to be able to go home today? I don't >> Um, to be honest, it's 8 hours from the time that you were arrested. >> 8 hours? >> Yeah, they want to make sure all the alcohol's out of your system >> Okay. >> So, you should be out around 11:30. Yeah, 1 second. >> I sign myself out? >> I'm sorry, what was >> Do I sign myself out? >> No. >> Someone else signs me out? >> It's 7202. Yeah, you're able to post your own bond. >> There's a bond? >> If if you have a bond, but yeah, if if there's no bond, you're able to sign yourself out. You don't need to have anyone come. >> I don't know if there's a bond. >> Yeah, once you get up there, they'll let you know if there is or not. >> It's my car and you told me you guys could get it. >> Yeah, I don't think it's towed. It'll be here in St. Petersburg. >> So, when I leave, I have to pay? Even though it's still in a parking lot, I have to get it towed? >> Um yeah, it was on it was parked on the road on the street. >> No, it was parked in a parking spot and in front of a mural where I asked if I could park it there and they said yes. So, even though it's parked there, I still have to get it towed? >> No, your Kia? >> What, when you guys caught me? But yeah, but like, it was parked earlier before then. >> Oh. >> So, oh, so you guys take it where where you guys pulled me over? >> Yeah, yep. >> Okay. That sucks. Of course that is. That sucks. I don't have She says So, when I leave, I can check my own car out? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Cool. I like a bond like two grand or something.