How you doing, miss? >> I'm good. How are you? >> I'm sorry. >> I'm good. How are you? >> Not bad. Thank you for asking. Nobody really asked me that question. All right. So, it's Mr. Talbert, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm officer from the Pre Rancho Police Department. I'm with the DWI unit. And the reason why Officer Al called me over here is he's concerned with some of the uh observations that he's made with your driving. And can you tell me a little bit about what happened? >> Nothing. I I just I was driving to my boyfriend's house. But we'll be honest, I'm driving to my boyfriend's house. I don't >> you have a what? >> Is there a present? >> Okay, I It's okay. You don't have to be upset. I'm just I'm just talking to you to make sure everything's okay. >> Just >> You said this has never happened before. >> No. >> Okay. All right. Listen. Listen. Right now, all you're doing is talking. Okay. Just take a breath and relax. Shut off your flashers. [clears throat] >> All right. Have you had any alcohol to drink tonight? >> No, I'm just trying to >> My dad is a cop. He was a FBI agent out here. I'm just trying to a presence. >> Briana, you mind if I call you Brianna? >> Yes. >> Okay. Listen. I want you to just take a second and relax for me. Okay. Nothing has happened. All we're doing all I'm doing is talking to you. But I've never really been pulled over, so I just don't understand. Like, >> okay. So, listen. Listen. Take a breath and let me I'll explain it to you. Okay. >> All right. But I need you to uncover your eyes and and just just listen. All we're doing is talking. Okay. So, what officer all described to me is some really, really, really concerning driving. Okay. All right. >> I just have my glasses. >> Okay. Just You said you have your glasses in your fanny pack. >> I think it's in my trunk. >> Okay. All right. But look, he's he described some really really bad driving going coming down southern on your PO sloop. >> Okay. >> All right. And then I guess when you turned on, you bumped the cur you bumped the the curb for the median and then drove up onto it at some point. Something like that. >> Okay. So, what I want you to I want you to do is just take into consideration, let's just say you were driving your car on your way to your boyfriend's house. Okay. and you see somebody driving in front of you that's doing the exact same thing, what would your con what would your thought be? >> I would be worried. >> You'd be worried. Okay. And that's that's all we're doing right now is just making sure everything's okay. >> I understand. >> Okay. Okay. You're not you're not in any kind of trouble right now. >> I just don't I've never had like >> You've never had what? >> I've never been pulled over like this. >> Like I said, my dad was a cop. He's FBI agent. Like I don't I've never at this type of situation had someone call my dad. >> What I'll explain to you is officer Alt is a patrol officer. Okay. >> Can you see what it says on my path right here? >> What does it say? >> I need my glasses. >> Where? He said your glasses are in control. >> They're in control. >> All right. Let's Let's go ahead and get your glasses so you can so you can eliminate one one issue that you're having tonight. Anything else back there aside from your glasses? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> All right. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. You got the little seat clip right there. >> Okay. Throw on your glasses real quick. All right. So, check out. Can you tell Can you see the patch that's on my arm? >> Yes. >> Can you see where it says >> rear police? Yeah. >> And >> um something New Mexico. The part that's in red, >> the unit DWI unit. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. So, >> I'm not >> Listen, this is my responsibility. That's why there >> Listen, that's why there are two of us. Okay. He stopped you. He saw what he saw. He called me because this is my my field of expertise. Okay. He said you haven't had any alcohol to drink. >> I'm not having it. >> All right. So, I am smelling something inside of your car. I don't know if it's in here like air freshener weed or just um >> No, I'm not I'm not concerned with weed. How about we step stand outside and talk? >> You okay with that? >> I need to call my dad. >> Okay, come on. Back over this way. >> No, you don't have to turn the car off. Just Just come on out here. Right over here. All right. So, Briana, listen to me. I want you I want you to take take this into consideration, okay? For somebody who hasn't done anything wrong, I get being nervous, but your your response to this situation right now is is very unusual. >> Well, I'm already dealing with I just had to go on FML lately from work. >> I'm just dealing with a lot of depression. >> Okay. >> And my dad. >> Okay. >> What's wrong with your What's with your dad? >> The things my family knows. I've had to go I've just had to go into FMLA leave. I'm a teacher. >> Okay. Where do you teach? >> I teach high school. >> What school? >> Um at Trisco. >> Oh, so you're all the way out in Albuquerque. It's a good long ways for you to drive every day. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You said you've had no alcohol tonight. Tell you what, >> I was just trying to go to my appointment. >> Okay. What I'll do is I'll expedite this this this situation for you. Would you mind if I did a quick check on your eyes? >> That's fine. Okay, >> let me have you stand right here so you're not looking into into those lights. >> Yes, sorry. >> Step forward. Right here where my lights at. >> Right here. >> Right here where my lights at. On the floor. >> Step forward, some. There you go. Put both. Okay. Now, put both of your feet together, heels and toes touching. Both hands down to your side. Are you under a doctor's continued care for any pre-existing injuries or medical conditions? >> No, my doctor's not by FMLA, but not >> Okay. Have you sustained any traumat or Well, really quick, you said you you had to go on FMLA. Was that for a physical injury? for mental health. >> Mental health. Okay. All right. I I get that. It's probably a good thing to go take a break from work every now and then. I'm trying to get to that point, too. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, have you sustained any traumatic brain injuries? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Are you wearing contact lenses? >> No. >> Those glasses are they are prescription? >> All right. So, can you see the silver tip that's on this pin? >> Yeah. >> All right. What I want you to do is with your eyes and your eyes only, just follow the tip of that pin as it moves side to side. Okay. Keep your head nice and straight. I'm going to shine light towards your face but not in your eyes. Okay. Keep your head nice and still for you. Keep your head nice and still. Keep your head nice and still nice and st Keep keep your head nice and still for me. All right, we're almost done. Okay, only because your eyes are tearing up and you keep wiping them. I had to do a couple of passes over again. Okay, >> embarrassing. Oh, >> no need to be embarrassing. All right. You going to be okay? >> I'm fine. I just embarrassed. Okay. You ready to finish that one up? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Again, just keep your head nice and still. 14.1 Okay. So, I need you to keep looking at the tip of the pin. Okay. All right. So, I'll be perfectly honest with you right now. Okay. What I'm seeing from your eyes is not something that that's indicating that you haven't had any alcohol. >> I'm not like embarrassed. >> Okay. You willing to do the rest of the test for me? >> Okay. Go ahead and put your glasses on and we'll set your phone up on the trunk of your car for right now. Just go ahead and set your phone up on the trunk and your pack as well. >> You okay walking in the in your uh in your slides? So, really quick with your shoes, I want you to check this out. You're I would suggest you take those off because this next test I'm going to have to have you walk heel to toe. Okay. So, let me have you stand right here. You're going to face this way. Stand right there. Right there. No. Where the lights at on the floor. Right here. I want you to stand right over here where my lights at on the floor. There you go. Turn around. Face me. Put your spotlight down for me. Okay. Stand both of your feet together. Heels and toes touching just like I'm doing right now. All right. Now, take the heel of your right foot and place it up against the toe of your left foot, just like I'm doing. Okay? Heel of your right foot up against the toe of your left foot. Just like I'm doing right now. I need you to get the heel of your right foot all the way up against There you go. Just like that. Stand with both your stand just like that with [sighs] >> Okay. heel of your right foot up against the toe of your left foot just like I'm doing right now. >> That's hard to I just got that good balance. Like >> just stand just with your hands down by your side. I want you to remain in that position. Don't start until I tell you to begin. Okay. >> Go ahead and take the heel of your right foot. Place it up against the toe of your left foot. >> Brianna, I need you to put the heel of your right foot up against the toe of your left foot. heel of your right foot up against the toe of your left foot. Just like that. Stay just like that while I demonstrate and explain this test. >> When I tell you to begin, you're going to walk nine heel totoe steps in a straight line. Your steps are going to look just like this. I want you to watch my feet. Just watch my feet. You're going to go one, two, three. I took three heel totoe steps. You're going to take nine. You get to your ninth heel. Your ninth step, >> I want you to go ahead and leave your front foot planted. Step around with your back foot. Series of small choppy steps. Get yourself turned back around. Then you're going to walk nine heel to toe steps in a straight line back in the direction that you came. One, two, three. Again, I took three heel totoe steps. You're going to take Hang on. Hang on. Not just yet. You're going to take nine heel totoe steps in a straight line. You're going to complete the turn as I demonstrated. Nine heel totoe steps back. I want you to keep both hands down by your side. I want you to watch your feet as you walk. Count each step out loud. And for the purposes of this test, once you start, don't stop until you've completed it. Okay, >> ma'am. >> All right. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> I want to call my parents. My dad's FBI agent. I don't want to call my >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Do you have any questions? >> Do you have any questions? >> No. >> All right, go ahead and begin. Hey, are you done? >> I don't have a choice. I mean, the car stops me, so do I just walk back? >> Okay. Do you remember the instructions I gave you? You said just the walk foot and I I my foot is on the rear like >> All right, go ahead and stand right here where my lights at on the floor again. Briana, let me have you stand right here where my lights at on the floor. Both of your feet together, heels and toes touching. Please, keep your glass keep your glasses on. Your glasses help. They they help your vision. I want to set you up to where you you have the best opportunity to perform the best you can on these tests. Okay. Snap both of your feet together. He heels and toes touching. Hands down by your side. All right. So, for this next test, I'm going to have you lift up one of your feet, your left foot or your right foot. I'm going let you decide which one you use. When I tell you to begin, you're going to lift that foot up six inches off the ground, just like I'm doing right now. You're going to point your toe forward to make your foot parallel with the ground. Okay? No, don't start just yet. Okay? Both legs are going to be fully straight and extended just like mine are. You're going to keep both of your hands down to your side. And I want you to maintain eye contact with the tip of the foot that you have lifted. And I want you to count out loud. 1,00 1 1,002 1,003 and so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. It is a 30-se secondond time test. I will monitor the 30 seconds and let you know when you've reached it. Just keep on going until I tell you to stop. Okay? Do you understand those instructions, Briana? >> Yeah. >> Do you have any questions? >> Do you have any questions? Okay. Which foot are you going to lift? the last one, right? I don't know. >> You said for how many seconds? >> It is a 30 second time test. I'll tell you when you hit that 30 seconds. Just keep counting until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Where do I go? >> You're going to go now. Both your hands. >> I can't keep her for that long. Like, and I work out. I don't I I don't know how you keep her that long. Like, I don't know how to keep her for that long. >> You have to straighten out your leg. can't do it. So if whatever y'all want to do, just do it. I just told my dad. >> What's your highest level? Are you going to >> I don't know how long I can keep it up. I just don't have good minds. So it's just like I can't. >> All right. I guess we're not going to get through that one. Okay. What's your highest level of education? >> I have a bachelor's. I'm a teacher. >> You have a bachelor's. You're a teacher. So you are a teacher. You are way more educated than I am. Okay. Do you know all of your numbers from 1 to 100? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What I want you to do is I want you to count backwards for me. Okay. You're going to start at the number 72 and stop when you get to the number 51. So just count down from 72 to 51. 100. 998 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 um 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 >> Okay, really quick. Do you do you remember the the numbers I told you to start and stop at? I don't know. >> Hang out with her for a second. Okay, really quick. Brianna, do you have anything in your mouth? >> No. >> Can I see? >> I don't have I don't This all happening. I've never had this. >> You said that you have You said that you have really bad balance. So, I'm going to offer you. >> I have bad balance. I have asthma. Like, I don't know what you want. Okay. I'm going to show my country my practice vegetarian. Like, I don't know what you want to show you. Like, I'm not this type of person that does all. [laughter] >> Okay. So, since you said you have bad balance, I'm going to offer you an alternative test that is totally voluntary. Okay. Portable breath test. >> Would you be willing to do that? I'm fine with one of I need to call my dad. He's FBI agent. I need to call my dad. Let me text him. >> All right. Go ahead and take a breath and blow. I'll let you know when to stop. >> Do I need to call him first? No. >> Cuz you guys are APS or RPS. He's FBI agent. So, I'm going to call him first >> cuz I don't trust I've never had this happen to me ever. >> Well, I'll tell you what. >> What? You're 28 years old. >> I'm 28. >> Yeah, you're 28 years old. We don't need your father's permission to conduct standardized body test >> because this has never happened in 84. >> Okay. >> And so I'm trying to figure out >> totally. >> What do I need to do to leave? I need to call my dad. This has never happened to me. And he would be really upset. >> Would you be willing to do the the voluntary breath test? Totally optional. >> I'm saying what needs to be done for me. It's a yes or no question. >> I'm asking you when you need them to release. I'm about to catch my dad. >> Okay. All right. So, I while you're doing that, I have another test that I'm going to go ahead and finish up with. >> Fine. I'm just trying to drop a candle. You guys can't look at my car. I'm just trying to drop off. >> Do you know your alphabet? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm a teacher. >> You're a teacher? >> I'm a high school teacher. >> Okay. >> All right. So, >> I don't know what you guys need from me. I've never had this. >> What I'm going to ask you to do is recite the alphabet. >> Okay. going forward in the correct order, not singing the grade school song or the song that we all learned in grade school as children. I want you to start at the letter I and stop when you got get to the letter Q. >> Okay. >> J K L M N E P O. Wait, I can't start from A. >> No. >> Okay. You said I A T I G. I'll just call my >> Are you done? >> I don't know how to like I'm very frazzled. I'm very upset. >> I just need to take a minute. Where you say from? I >> from I to Q. >> Say A, B, D, C, E, L, and J. >> I feel like I'm not at the right place to even >> Okay. can do this. So, whatever you guys want to do, do it. >> Why don't you go ahead and put your phone up here? >> Put your phone on the car. >> Turn around. Face the car. Turn around. Right now, you're placed under arrest for driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drug. We're going to go ahead and take a walk back here to the passenger side of the second charger. >> Nope, second one. >> Oh, >> next one. This one over here. >> Oh. All right. Before you take a seat, I'm going to check that front pocket that you have. >> All right. Go ahead and take a seat. >> You do me a favor. Put this on the front seat. >> Yeah. Got you. >> All right, Brianna, I want you to pay very close attention to me. I have something important to read to you. Okay. Right now, you're under arrest for driving while under the influence of an intoxicating liquor and or drug. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your >> You guys can test my breath. 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 for by our law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? >> No. >> All right. Now, this part is even more important than the first. Okay. We should pay extra close attention to this. I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you'll lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. If you're convicted in court of driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refuse to be tested. Do you understand? Do you understand? >> I don't. I don't understand. >> Okay, I'll read it again. 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 privilege for one year. If you're convicted in court of driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refuse to be tested. Do you understand? >> I don't know. >> Okay. So, >> I don't understand, but just >> you want me to explain it in simpler terms? I don't understand. I guess what could have been done just now to >> No, we're past that. >> Yeah, I I still don't understand that. >> Okay. So, I'm just going to read the whole thing to you. Okay. Your right to speak to an attorney or remain silent does not apply to the requirement of New Mexico law that you take a breath test. Do you now agree to be tested? >> No. No. No. You guys can't breath I I said that before. You guys didn't me. No, you didn't. >> You guys came bread. >> No, you didn't. You said you wanted to talk to your dad and you didn't trust >> I do want to talk to dad. >> You didn't trust APS and all of the other things that you said in your tantrum. Okay. >> Not a tantrum. >> It was a tantrum. >> No, it wasn't a tantrum. I agree to whatever you guys want to do. I'm saying I do want to >> now agree to be tested. >> Of course, you guys can test me now. I agree with that. >> No, this is this is the process that that it has to go through. I don't have >> you wanted to do what you did out there. So now we're here and we do the breath test when we get down to headquarters. >> I did out there. It's not that you guys can test me right now. I don't >> You're under arrest. The official breath test is done down at our headquarters. Okay. Oh, okay. I thought that was a purse. You can leave that in the car. >> If she has a purse or anything, just bring it down so it's not in the tow truck. >> Thanks, man. >> You down for a transport after? >> Yeah, got you. 143. Can >> you switch me to primary? Assign me a case number, please. Fire creatures. Confirming the last What? >> [cheering] >> Yeah, her Found it. I was on the passenger seat. for 531 call. Were we able to get a return for that mother >> I only have 271 check on social but it's not Sir possible driver. I believe you guys can disregard it. Which address is current for you? >> 104 El Camino Loop. >> What about the gift I have for my boyfriend? That's not going to Where did my car go? Uh tow truck's going to come pick it up and that officer is going to bring the form that from the tow company that gets it. >> [snorts] >> 140 around to 81. one with my 15 mileage is 89 27 28 in cat Anyone There you go. There you go. 5. beating up tomorrow. 140. >> If you're able to, can you take the 27 for the mail that was run out of this car? Going strongly. Hello. Awesome. Thank you. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. We'll see. Where did I get my phone bag? >> As soon as we're done up here at the headquarters, I brought it with me. I put it my phone here. >> Yes, I have your phone right up here. >> Right there. I put it on a charger and everything for you. Okay. What happened to my car? >> It was towed. >> Where? >> I don't know what to company. I'll I'll let you know as soon as I find out. Heat. Heat. Be advised, you will enter into a area for stop. Be advised, you have entered into a area for stop. Where are we going? >> To the Rio Rancho Police Department booking facility. >> This is what happens if you're like, >> soon as we're done, I'm going to give you an opportunity to do do the breath test that we discussed and then I'll give you the phone and you can do your thing. talk about that door. 143 >> out at 81. I think my is 96. Can you have an operator bring that up to the west? Let's go, please. How you doing? Oh, we're comfy in there. No shoes, anything. >> Man, do you recognize that that car right there? >> The Hyundai? >> Yeah. >> You remember pulling me over >> when? >> On I don't know when >> I've been here for 20 years. You're going to have to be more >> 528 and Iris >> recently. >> Yeah. Whenever I said Ros. >> That's you. What happens to me after this? After we're done here, you're going to be transported down to the Sandal County Detention Center where they will explain the opportunities that you have for release or bonding. >> I can't go to work tomorrow. >> Basically, like I can't go to work tomorrow. >> I don't know if they're if they release you or you're able to bond out, you might be able to. You're at 85% battery life. So, I'm going to pull it off the charger now. Come on out. >> Are you able to see what message to me? >> What's that? >> Am I able to see what >> it's messaged to me >> on my way somewhere? I will as soon as we're done with this, I'll give you your phone and you can check your own messages. Okay? Come on over this way. Step in here. Go to your right. And the first door that's open on your right. Straight across. No, this way. You You run the right door. Straight across. Door with the form taped up on it. That sounds good. in here to the left. Go ahead and take a seat in that blue chair that's up past that wall. >> What's that? >> Call my dad. >> Okay. >> Like even that So [ __ ] All right. I'm going to tell the breath test that we discussed. This is the mouthpiece that they're going to be using for it or I'm going to give you a to use for it in the event that you do decide you want to do the test. It's brand new, sealed, not used or contaminated or in any way. Heat. Heat. Good afternoon. Do you have any children in your career custody? All right. All right. So, really quick, I'll explain to you how this machine works. Right now, what it's doing is it's clearing its chamber out. That buzzing sound that you're hearing, okay? It'll make that noise a couple of times throughout this process. In the event that you get up and you decide that you're going to go ahead and submit a breath sample to it. After you do that, it's going to make that noise again and clear itself out. And it's going to draw gas from this ch this canister back here. Do some math. It'll make the noise again to clear itself out. Then ask you for a second sample. Okay? The machine is designed to run off of two samples. So in the event that you do it and I ask you to do it again, it's not me trying to be difficult or make you uncomfortable. That's just the way these things are set up. We don't have any say so on the matter. Okay? >> I'm guessing it doesn't count in asthma or anything like that. >> People with asthma do these tests all the time. >> I'm sure. I'm guessing it doesn't count that in >> I'm not getting what you saying as affect obviously cannot breathe as much as other people. So I'm asking you that doesn't count in asthma. Correct. >> The machine I don't think it cares. >> Okay. Sure. >> All right. Come on up and stand right here in front of the machine. If you're going to do it, just go ahead, take a breath, blow into the end of this mouthpiece. The machine's going to make a noise to let you know you're doing it right. Just keep that keep that tone going until it stops on its own. >> When I'm breathing in, what am I doing? >> Blow into this tube. >> Until how long or what? >> The machine will stop making a noise when you're doing it right. >> Tell me when >> it'll stop on its own. Go ahead and go now. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Oh, you can stop. Stop. Go ahead and take a seat. Okay. So, that was really quick, short, quick, short, and to the point. This right now, like I said, that buzzing sound is clearing itself out >> and it'll ask it'll ask you for another one here in just a minute. >> Then it's going to do math and it'll print the results right out of here. So you'll see them as they come out. Okay. [music] You'll be able to get back to him in just a second. >> I just have questions. I'm I'm going to wait. >> You can ask your questions for the other. >> I don't understand what had to stop. What What did all this? >> You don't remember anything though? You understand? >> No, I remember very clearly. I just don't understand what did all of this. Like I'm literally like I don't understand. But we'll wait. >> All right. Come on up. Just going to ask you for one more. Go ahead and stand in front of the machine. >> All right. Just like you did it the first time. Take a breath and blow. >> Take a breath and blow. blow. >> Tell me when to go. >> Go. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. Stop. Stop. So my estimation is that you've never seen one of these, but seeing as how I see them every day and they make perfect sense to me, I'm going to mark out where your results are. Okay. Where the blue blue mark is. >> I don't have my glasses on. I don't know what. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Good. So, your birth first breath sample that was submitted at 2152 hours, you were 21. What is >> your second? You were 0.20. State law says anything 08 or greater is legally impaired. You are almost three times that limit. >> So let's Huh. >> Nothing. Go ahead. >> No, this is this is your copy. I'm going to sign it for you here in just a minute. So not in any way, shape, or form should you be behind the wheel of a motor vehicle. Come on in this You got your phone here. We're taking those off. We have to come in here. We do this one step at a time. You do what I ask you and everything makes more sense. Stand right here in front of the glass. Can you call uh Ingram? Lift up your hands real quick. Or actually, hold on for just one. I'm going to have because you're a female, I'm going to have a female officer come in here and do a pat down on you real quick before we put you in the cell. >> Am I >> What's that? >> Am I going to be able to use the restroom before's in there? Okay. sit down quick. >> Can you pat her down real quick before I put her in? >> What's that? >> How long do I stay? >> Uh, I'm pretty fast at these. You'll be in here for probably 45, maybe 50 minutes. >> I'm just going to make sure you don't have anything on you. Okay. >> Sorry. >> No, she's right here. She actually went into into my office. >> No. >> Good. Thanks. All right. Lift up your hands, please. There you go. >> Go ahead and grab your glasses. Grab your phone. I would leave your license there as long as you don't have any pockets. You don't want to shut down inside that room. You can use your phone at your leisure right now if you want to let anybody know what's going on. You're uh under arrest for aggravated DWR. Okay. >> Aggravated. >> Yeah. >> When did I aggravate you? That was aggravated. >> No, you didn't aggravate me. Your breath score is of the aggravated level because you're almost three times the legal limit. That's all [clears throat] in there. I know it's cold out front right now. Turn west side. King Nora 02. Frank 124. We'll have 140 15 76 the gel starting 47. Are you guys taking me? >> Taking you to the jail. >> You're going to be booked into the jail. They'll process you and then you'll stay there for the night and you'll probably most likely be released tomorrow. >> Did they tell you what it was? Like what charge it was? >> Yeah, it's Let me look real quick. You also get a copy of this. Looks like it's some aggravated DWI. >> So, can I ask you what aggravated means? >> It means that you blew twice a legal limit and it's a felony. So, I ask you if I remember who you are. Y'all just look up how I was pulled over for the past couple months a year. >> Well, it usually happens anytime we run a plate or something. Um, it pops up on who's run that plate before. >> It doesn't show a good person. >> Ma'am, you're not a bad person. You made a mistake. That doesn't make you a evil or bad person. Sounds like you're under a lot of stress. I know it seems overbearing right now, but man, if I didn't stop you, you may have killed somebody or got yourself killed. That's how bad your driving was. So, I know it sucks right now, but it was the best way to end it cuz it was going to end badly. There was no way it was not going to end badly. You guys don't go by time frames. Like if I drink that at noon, there's not time frames for it. >> Alcohol is weird cuz everyone process it differently. >> You're you're not a a heavy set person, so you may metabolize a little bit differently. So it may hit you. I I don't know. Everybody's different. >> So this is going to be my record for the rest of my life. Well, you're not guilty, ma'am. >> I know it's a lot, but you're not guilty until [clears throat] you're proven guilty in the court of law. So, you're innocent till proven guilty. So when those first cops pulled me over, it was literally a curve. Like what did they what else did they make? >> So I was the cop that pulled you over. >> Okay. So what road was it? Ma'am, you drove up on the you hit the curb twice. >> Then you drove up on the median and then when you came off the median, you almost went into the next lane and hit the car next to you. And then when I turn on my lights to pull you over, you were driving just rubbing alongside the curb. So, and I could see you from almost a/4 mile away. you swerving because I was up on the hill on Southern and I can see you up there just swerving back and forth in your lane. I'm thankful you didn't crash into anybody from the point you left your home cuz that's how bad your driving was. Like it's super dangerous. Just like what you were kind of explaining to us, it sounds like you just been under a whole lot of stress. >> I didn't say >> Well, it never said that. >> Oh, you're right. You didn't say that, but it just appeared that you were under stress. >> Fair enough. my boyfriend. >> Yes, ma'am. So, what time is boarding? Like, what time do they let out in the morning? >> I'm not sure. They have their own process. This is usually where my process ends. 523P heading is by winning. Hello. Heat. Okay. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 126 89 rank 124. for 97 Indian 301 female. Thank you. Easy. Okay. There you go. going to walk towards that door on the right. Wait right right in front of this box. It's right here towards this wall. That's all we are in. Thanks. >> I have my Okay. >> Is that your >> What's this? >> I just changed over. But you can >> Okay. That's That doesn't have anything on there. It just says progressive. No, but you can here. Look at that. So, >> so the reason I stopped you, you kept hitting the car drive up on the median. What is going on with that? >> I need to put my glasses on. I have my glasses right here. I have a hard time seeing like and I can show you my glasses. >> Okay. Any alcohol to drink tonight? >> No. >> Cuz you were all over the road and then you were driving up on the median twice. You hit the curb really hard. You you are swerving in and out of it the lane. Every 3 to 4 seconds you're swerving out your lane. >> Do you know what's going on with that? >> I just know I need to have my glasses on. That's the only thing I can think of. I need to have my glasses on. But you can keep I can open it. >> I don't need that. Have your registration please. Have your registration. So, no alcohol at all? >> No, >> I was trying to get some food. I'm a teacher, so I'm trying to get some food. But um I know that I have my registration on my phone. So this is all like JPL from my glasses. >> So, you had your glasses on you this entire time? >> No, I started cuz I live up on Northern. >> Okay. >> So, I started my glasses and I took my glasses off and that could have been why too, but >> what could have been why? Just when I took my glasses off, I took them off to just kind of like clean them and then like put them away. >> But you need to normally wear your glasses the entire time you drive. >> Um, it helps. It's not on my, as you can see, it's it's not on my license, but um I I'm sure it helps. >> Okay. >> So, >> okay. Can you look for your registration? What? 81. >> I'll be doing a TX1 female. Were you able to find your registration? >> I was just I I can show you my key. I can show you. I don't know. I'm sorry. >> What about your registration? >> Oh, yeah. here. Um, this is my registration right here. >> Okay. It's all on your phone. >> Yeah. I don't have a hard copy for you. I used to have Geico and I just changed dresses. So, you can >> Were you aware that you hit the curb? >> No. Well, >> were you aware that you >> I'm not going to lie. I tend to hit curbs. >> Okay. >> Just often. >> You hit the curb multiple times. You even drove up on the curb for a little bit. Were you aware of that? >> I was aware of it, but I just >> And then I turned on my lights over there at Cabazone at the stop at the traffic light. >> Yeah. >> And then you started driving forward and then it took you this long to stop with that. >> I'll be right with you. >> My phone. >> I'll be right with you. I got that. Give me one second, >> sir. So, I was um going east on Southern and I was at POS and she was about a mile in front of me, going the same direction cuz you know there big hill. I can see her doing this in her lanes of travel. Okay. Every 3 seconds or so she would go right and then go left and go right and go left. By the time I caught up to her, she was at commercial. I got behind her and then she hit the curb three times the center median in the number one lane. She even drove up on it for a second. Oh. So, I initi initiate a 54 immediately because I thought she was going to crash. And then she stops over here at um Cazone. We're at the light. Light's red. I get out to talk to her. The light turn green >> and she starts driving. And I have my lights and siren on trying to get her to stop. And it took her this long to stop. >> Okay. You see, smell or hear anything? >> Um I'm having trouble smelling, but her eyes do look um bloodshot. Okay. >> She didn't admit to drinking or anything like that, but uh No. Okay. She said she said the reason she has her glasses and then she said that she has her glasses in her fanny pack that she's wearing and she took them off as soon as she left the house in Northern and then started cleaning them and then put them away and that's why she's driving this way because she doesn't have her glasses. >> Yeah. All right. >> Already updated it. I was going to say all wrong. >> That's okay. I probably call it out. >> Reason why over here is concerned with some of the observations that he's made. driving. >> Tell me a little bit about what happened. Nothing right now in this Turn off your >> Yeah. Okay. So, listen. Listen. Take a breath and let me I'll explain it to you. Okay. All right. But I need you to uncover your eyes and and just this all we're doing is talking. Okay. So what officer described to me is really really really bright. Okay. All right. >> Okay. This he said you have your glasses in your fanny pack. >> Okay. All right. Look he described some really really bad driving down. >> All right. And then I guess you turned on the mixer, you bumped the curve. You bumped the the curve med and then drove the bump to it at some point. So what I want I want you to do is just take you driving your car. You see somebody riding in front of you that's exact. Okay. And that's that's all we're doing right now. Just making it You're not in any kind of trouble right now. >> Okay. So, look, >> what I'll explain to you is Officer Al is a patrol officer. Okay. Do you see what it says on my patch right here? where you said your glasses are good. >> All right, let's let's go ahead and get your glasses. Eliminate one one issue back there. >> No. How many glasses? DWI. >> Okay. So, >> listen. This is my responsibility. That's why there Listen, that's why there are two of us. Okay. He stopped you. He saw what he saw. He called me because this is my my experience. Okay. He said you haven't had any alcohol to drink. >> So I am smelling something inside. >> No, I'm not. I'm not concerned with How about we set the sand outside and help? You okay with that? Come on back over this way. Come on out here. Well, I'm already depression. My dad just I'm a teacher. >> What do you teach? >> I teach high school. What's this? >> Um, a triple. >> Oh, yeah. Long ways to drive. >> I just I'm just trying to go to my boyfriend. >> What I'll do is I'll expedite this this this situation for you. Would you mind if I get a quick check on your eyes? >> Let me have you stand right here so you're not looking into into those lights. >> Thank you. >> Right here with my lights out. Put both of your feet together, heels and toes touching. Both hands down to your side. Did you care for any pre-existing injuries or medical conditions? >> My leg, but >> have you sustained any heart? Well, really quick, you said you you have gone up injury. >> I'm trying to get to that point, too. All right. Now, are you sustaining any traumatic brain injuries? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Are you wearing contact lenses? >> No. >> Those glasses are they are prescription? >> Can you see the silver tip that's on this pen? >> What I want you to do is with your eyes and your eyes only, just follow the tip of that pen as it moves side to side. Okay. Keep your head nice and straight, shine light towards your face, but not in your eyes. Very nice and slow. Nice. Jesus Christ. This is only because you're tearing up a couple of passes over I'm I'm fine. I just embarrassed. >> Finish that one up. >> Yeah. Just keep on Mhm. So, I'll be perfectly honest with you right now. What I'm seeing from your eyes is not something that that's indicating that you have any >> I'm not like embarrassed. Set your phone up on the park right now. Just go ahead and set your phone up on the truck and your pack as well. You okay walking in your slides? >> So, really quick with your shoes, I want you to check this out. Here. I would suggest you take those off because this next test I'm going to have to have you walk heel to toe. Okay. Stand right here. Face this way. Stand right here. >> Right here. Stand right over here. Turn around. Put your spotlight down. There you go. Just like that. Yeah, just like that. I mean, I just >> Okay. Heel of your right foot up against the toe of your left foot just like I'm doing right now. >> That's hard to like balance. >> Just stand just with your hands down by your side. I want you to remain in that position. Don't start until I tell you to begin. Okay. Go ahead and take the heel of your right foot. Place it against the toe of your left. I need you to put the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot. >> Heel of your right foot up against the toe of your left foot. Just like that. Stay just like that. Don't explain this to me. >> I told you to begin. You're going to want my hips toe in a straight line. Step one just like this. I want you to watch my feet. >> Watch my feet. One, two. >> Okay. I took three heel to toe steps. So you're going to take now get to your ninth your ninth step. >> I want you to go ahead and leave your front foot planted. Step around with your back foot. This is small chy steps. Get yourself turned back around. And you're going to walk nine heel to toe steps in straight line back in the direction that you came. One, two, three. Okay. I took three heel to toe steps. You're going to take Hang on. Hang on. Not just yet. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps in a straight line. You're going to complete the turn as I demonstrate to step back. You keep both hands down by your side. I want you to watch your feet as you walk. Count each step out loud. And for the purpose of this test, once you start, don't stop until you completed it. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Do you understand those? >> All right. I want to call my parents. My dad's a FBI agent. I don't want to call him. >> Do you understand? >> I understand. >> Do you have any questions? Do you have any questions? >> No. >> All right, go ahead and begin. >> Are you done? >> And then just I don't have a choice. The car is so I just walk back. He said just to walk foot and I I my foot I don't want to stand right here while my lights out on the floor again. I'm going have you stand right here with my legs out on the floor. Your feet together. Best opportunity to perform best you can on each test. Okay. Now, hold your feet together. Heels and toes touching. Hands down by your side. All right. So, for this next test, I'm going to have you lift up one of your feet, your left foot or your right foot. I'm going let you decide which one you use. And I tell you to begin, you're going to lift that foot up six inches off the ground, just like I'm doing right now. Point your toe forward to make your foot out on legs are going to be full extended just like mine. Your hands down to your side. I want you to maintain eye contact with the tip of the foot that you have lifted. I want you to count out loud. 1,00 1 2 1 3 so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. It is a 30 second time test. I will 30 seconds. I should know you reached it. Just keep on going until I tell you to stop. Okay. Understand those instructions. You have any questions? Do you have any questions? Which foot are you going to lift? >> The left or the right? I don't know. >> You say for how many seconds? >> It is a 30 second time pass. I'll tell you when you've got 30 seconds. Just keep counting until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> I'm going to go now. >> I can't like and I work out. I don't I don't know how to keep it for that long. Like I don't know how to keep it for that long. >> Straighten out your leg. can't do. So, it's whatever y'all do. I just call my dad. >> What's your highest level? Are you >> I don't know how long I can keep it up. I still have good balance. So, it's just like I >> All right. I guess we're not going to get through that one. What's your highest level of education? >> I have a bachelor. I'm a teacher. I'm a more educated than I am. You know your numbers from one to 100? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What I want you to do is I want you to count backwards from me. Okay. You're going to start at the number 72 and stop when you get to the number 51. So just count down from 72 to 51. 100 99 98 97 965 943 92 91 90 um 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 >> Hey, really quick. Do you do you remember the the numbers that hang out with my dad? Do you mind waiting, ma'am, until we're done with the test and you can make as many phone calls as you need >> at this point? Just really quick, Bion, do you have anything in your mouth? >> No. >> Can I see? >> I don't have this. This is all happening. I've never had this before. You have you said that you have really bad balance. So, I'm going to offer you. >> I just have bad balance. I have as like I don't know what I want. Yeah. I want to show I can show you my Presbyterian. Like, I don't know what you want to show you. Like, I'm not this type of person that does all. >> Okay. So, since you said you have bad balance, I'm going to offer you an alternative test. It's totally voluntary. Okay. A portable breath test. >> You want to do that? >> I'm fine with my dad. He's happy. I eat you any text soon. Just tell me what's going to take a breath and go. I'll let you know when you're safe. >> Do I need to call him first? >> Cuz you guys are APS or RPS. He's FBI agent. So, I need to call him first >> cuz I don't trust I never had this happen to me ever. >> Well, I'll tell you what. >> What? Tell me. >> You're 28 years old. >> I'm 28. Yeah, you're 28 years old. We don't need your father's permission to conduct >> test because this has never happened to me before. >> Okay. >> And so I'm kind of freaking out. >> What do I need to do to leave? I need to call my dad. This has never happened to me and he would be really upset. >> Would you be willing to do the voluntary breakfast option? >> I'm saying what needs to be done for me to leave. >> Say yes or no question. >> I'm asking what needs to be done to leave. So, I'm about to talk to my dad. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I while you're doing that, I have another test that I'm going to go ahead. >> That's okay. It's fine. I'm just trying to get my boyfriend drop off candle. You guys can't look at my I'm just trying to drop off a candle. >> Yes. I'm a teacher. >> You're a teacher. >> I'm a high school teacher. >> All right. So, >> I don't know what you guys wanted from me. I've never had this. >> What I'm going to ask you to do is recite the alphabet. >> Okay. going forward in the correct order, not singing the grade school song or the song that we all learn in grade school as children. I want you to start at the letter I and stop when you got get to the letter. Okay. >> J K L M N E P O. Wait, I can't start with A. >> No. >> Okay. You said I Q U I G. Are you done? >> I don't know how to like I'm very frazzled. I'm very upset. I'm very I just need to take a minute. Where you say from I >> from I say A B E C E F L J >> I feel like I'm not at the right place >> do this. So whatever you guys need to do is just do it my mom. Put your phone on the car. Right now, you're placed under arrest for driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drug. >> We're going to go ahead and take a walk back here 140. We'll have that 41 15. Make sure you take a seat and check that front pocket that you have. Yeah, got you. Hello. Thank you. driving. Heat. Heat. Yeah, absolutely. Excuse me. for ink 124 PD. >> Can you start me a 46? I got her phone over here, sir, and her glasses. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Thanks. You're >> down for transport out there? Y got you. 43. >> Can you switch me to primary case number please? >> 532. Excuse me. >> Confirming the last 3066 left. Miss something. Not this one. for 531's call. 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