I hit her. >> Yeah. Put some damage on the car. >> Okay. >> Power doesn't always show up as authority. It shows up as confidence that nothing will happen to you. >> And I see my dad like on top of my mom pinning her down to the couch. >> That belief tends to last right up until reality steps in. These are the moments when people in power think they are untouchable. In this case, that confidence starts slipping the moment the questions get simple and the answers don't hold. especially for a New Jersey mayor who clearly thought the rules didn't apply to her. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Our cameras are on. >> Say what? >> I said our cameras are on. You all right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're just getting reports that you were swerving all over the road. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> You all right? >> Yeah. The apology comes early before the truth does. Hi, >> honey. >> Are you okay? >> Yes, I am. Go to the house, buddy. >> You all right? Yes, I am. >> Struggling to stand a little bit. >> Oh, good. Thank you. >> You okay? >> Yes, I am. >> You sure? Have you had anything to drink or anything like that? >> No, I'm good. >> Hi. Hello. >> I'm hiding the carro. >> Come here real quick. Here. Come here. Can you Can you just sit on the curb for me for a minute while we talk to your mommy? >> All right. High five. Thank you. You all right? >> Yeah. >> From school. >> Where's where school? >> Have you had anything to drink? >> It's all right. >> I mean, luckily you're not. >> No. >> All right. So, would you mind doing some some tests for us? >> Pardon me? >> Would you mind doing some tests for us? >> Sure. >> Agreeing to the test isn't confidence. It's hope that reality hasn't caught up yet. >> Thank you. >> Do you um >> Is there anyone inside the house? >> No. No. Uh Jay is working. So, >> yeah. Do you mind putting that purse down while we do these tests? >> Thank you. >> Where uh >> where were you coming from? >> It's cool. >> All right. >> Um go down to the roadway. Is that okay? >> Officer stay with me. >> Okay. 272 sidewalk right here if you want to use that. Whatever you think >> some damage on the car. >> Okay. >> No memory of damage. Just the first crack in the story. >> Location at 12. You don't have any recollection of hitting anything? >> No, I don't. >> Do you have anything any uh medical issues or anything? >> Take my pen. >> Good. And just follow it with your eyes. Don't move your head. Okay. >> Okay. 2723 in the area. Check. the next. Do you know who this is here? >> I think it's our neighbor. Yeah. >> All right. >> Recognition slipping in real time. That's not nerves. That's exposure. >> Test I'm going to have you do is called the walking turn test. Okay. So you're going to don't start the test until I tell you to do something. Okay. Put stand with your feet together like this. Okay. You're going to put your left foot in front of your right foot. Okay. Just like this. Heel to toe. Okay. All right. So stay in that position. I'm going to clean the uh demonstrate the test and then um and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> All right. You understand so far? >> Yep. >> Okay. So, what you're going to do from that position, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps going forward. Counting out loud. One, two, three, so on and so forth. When you get to step nine, you're going to take a series. You're going to leave your front foot forward. Take a series of small steps. Turn around. Take nine heel toe steps back. One, two, three. Nine. You can keep your hands down on your side. Look down at your feet and count the numbers out loud. Nine going down. Nine from the back. Okay. >> Okay. >> You understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> It's okay. Did you hit on yet? This is where control starts to fall apart. >> It's okay. You want to take You want to take Come back. Okay. The next test we're going to do is the one leg stand. Okay. >> Okay. >> What you're going to do is you're going to stand with your hands at your side. >> Okay. >> Feet together just like you do now. Don't start the test till I tell you to do so. >> Don't start till I tell you to do so. What you're going to do is you're going to lift any any foot of your choice up approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to keep your foot parallel. You're going to look down at your toe. Don't start until I tell you. Sorry. Look down at your toe. You're going to count 1,00 1,002 1,003 1004. So on and so forth until I tell you to stop. >> Okay? So just to recap, you're going to have your hands down at your side, feet together, pick one leg up, any leg your your choice, up 6 in off the ground, count 10,00 1, 10,00 all the way uh until I tell you to stop. I'm going to I'm going to time it. Just one second. All right, you may begin. Counting becomes a struggle. So does holding the act together. Sir location. >> How far how far out is uh is your husband? >> Um he's at work in Ewing. So like 45 minutes. Okay. So I mean that's just just not you know beating it being honest with you. So I mean how much have you had to drink? >> I don't know. >> What what did you drink? >> Vodka. The truth finally shows up. Uninvited and too late. >> All right. Sorry. >> It's Look, it's we're just doing our job. So, >> no, I know you are. >> All right. So, this time we have to place you under arrest for driving while intoxicating. >> And just like that, denial runs out of roads behind your back. Right behind your back. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. No, probably. >> Sorry. Do you want her back in my car? I'm going in my car. >> Yep. >> You want my coffee? >> Just step over here for me. >> It's the back of my car on the passenger side. All right. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything in your pockets or anything? >> Uh, no. >> I'm going to do a light search >> of you. Okay. And you do back my hand. All right. Just face that way for me. >> Here. Here, let's go to this driver's side here. All right. Right around here. This back door. Turn right here. >> Just step back. >> That's okay. The accused was arrested and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Moving on to the next case where control inside a relationship starts disguising itself as rules and one person quietly decides they get to enforce them. What begins as a simple argument over a phone quickly spirals into something far more physical and far more telling. By the time police arrive, the outcome is already locked in. This was never going to end cleanly. >> I was just headed to the um gas pumps cutting through here. I was like, well, damn. I'm right down the street. >> Mhm. Hey there, Officer Win. Everything okay? >> Uh, yeah. My mom is in my sister's room with you, guys. If you guys want to go talk to her. >> And where's your dad? >> I think he might be in the office over there. >> Okay, got >> outside now. Out. They're friendly. They just bark. >> You said your mom was in your sister's room, right? >> Yeah. Back back there. All the way down the hallway. >> Hello. He might here. Thank you. Where's your husband? >> I think he's in his office. >> Where is that? >> Can you show him off? What's going on? >> It's okay. Just take a deep breath. It's fine. We're here. >> Oh god, this is going to be so bad. >> This is going to be so bad. She already knows how this story plays out. We've been going through a hard time and in the process of filing for divorce. >> Mhm. >> Today he he received a package, but I know what it is. It's all his gummies that they ship here. And I said, "I'm done with it. Don't bring that stuff in my house." So I videoed the box. >> So I videoed him with the box. >> Mhm. He slapped the photo out of my hand and then came after me and pushed me in the corner of that couch and pulled my hair and pushed me and my daughter. My daughter witnessed it. >> How much do the one that's with quarter right now? Okay. You say he slept his phone on here. Is your phone damaged or anything like that? No, it's all okay. Do you have any marks on you? >> Just Yeah, Dad is in his office right now. >> God, it's going [laughter] to be okay. It would have been worse if you didn't. [laughter] >> And this bump on your nose, is that from any accident now? Okay. >> Yeah. But he pulled my hair. >> Pulled your hair. >> My knee. >> Okay. >> I think it got twisted cuz when I walk I get stabbing pain from it. >> Okay. But you don't want me to get you I saw you declined the ambulance and everything. >> Okay. >> What did you see? I I heard them yelling when I got home >> and um >> Well, y'all brought the box in. >> Yeah, we I brought the box in and I saw that it was for my dad. I didn't know what was in it >> and I don't open packages for my parents. >> Yeah. >> And I gave it to um my grandma, which then gave it to either my dad or her. >> My dad. >> My dad. And then I went back into my room to put my stuff up. And I heard my dad walk like right by the den, right by that couch right there. >> And I come walking out of my room that's right there. And I saw and I see my dad like on top of my mom pinning her down to the couch. >> Pinning her down to the couch. >> He's not arguing anymore. He's trying to win. That's where control replaces reason. >> And then like trying to grab the phone out of her hand. >> Mhm. And then like she and then she gets she falls down on the ground and is caught up in a ball trying to hold her phone and he's just trying to grab her phone out of her hand. >> Mhm. >> And besides the holding her down and stuff and trying to grab the phone, do you see anything else? >> Mm. Um, do you happen to have a driver's license or anything like that? >> Uh, I just student ID. >> Yeah. >> Um, ma'am, do you have your license with you by chance? >> I have to go in the kitchen and get it. It's >> fine. I can walk with you. And your other daughter, did she see anything? >> She heard it. >> She heard it. >> Kiki. >> Yeah. >> Can you come here, buddy? >> Hey, I'm Officer W. Um, so I understand your parents are a little bad. Do you do you know what? Like, can you tell me anything about what happened? Um, I was asleep, but um, I just heard him screaming to give her his phone or her phone. >> And then I heard her purses in the office >> going back and forth and then she was screaming that she needed help and then um, my little sister I think went out there. >> Okay, gotcha. >> I didn't see anything, just her. >> Okay, gotcha. >> Terry saw it. >> Yeah. And then by chance, do you happen to have like a ID like a license? >> And another witness was Terry Walls. >> Who Who's that? >> She's kind of like a pseudo grandmother kids. >> And where's she at? >> She about She went home. >> Okay. >> I can give you her phone number. >> Abs. Corporal Carter John Speed. Come on out here and talk to me, man. It's Corporal Carter, John's Creek Police Department. >> What's going on, man? >> Not a whole lot today. >> Why would we call here? >> I have no idea. >> You sure? >> Well, I got an argument with my wife, but it's certainly nothing that should involve you. >> Okay, do me a favor. Come on out here. have a seat post while we find out what's going on. >> Okay. >> You um y'all didn't get in there physical, did you? >> Well, she was trying to record me against my will and we have a a policy within our marriage that uh we don't do that. And I was trying to get her phone and I wouldn't say it was a other than she didn't want to give me her phone and I left the house. >> Notice how it shrinks down to just a phone. That's how bigger things get minimized. >> You ain't hit her or anything. You were just trying to grab the phone. >> No, nobody was hit. Nobody was >> Okay. >> Nobody was approached. I didn't instigate it. I just asked for her phone simply because she was recording me when I was asked her not to record me and I've done that repeatedly. So, I'm sorry that it involves you, but I don't I don't feel like it should. >> Okay. [clears throat] Well, one of the officers back there talking to her, so we'll see what she says. How many dogs you got? [clears throat] Five? Six? >> We have five dogs. Yeah. >> [snorts] >> I'm sorry I didn't do the right. >> And then you said all you saw was your dad pinning your mom to the to the couch and then on the floor. >> Mhm. >> Pinning someone down isn't a misunderstanding. It's a line being crossed. >> And then after after that, he got really mad and just stormed off and slayed them. >> Okay. Uh, and when he was pinning her to the ground, like was he holding her by her arms or like >> he he was grabbing her by her arms, holding her down? >> Yeah. I've got bruises on my knees. >> Okay. And where was that? Where did that come from? >> When he pushed me to the ground. >> When he pushed you to the ground. Okay. [snorts] So, he pushed you. He pulled your hair. >> Yeah. I have the video of where he slaps it. >> Yeah. Absolutely. >> He slapped your thumb. Oh yeah. >> What is it? >> Yeah. Okay. >> What? >> That's when he came after me. >> Okay. Gotcha. Get your license back. Uh if I send you a link to um to upload that video to me or can you actually just text it to me by chance? >> It was the one the one that was just there and uh they I was down in Florida. We had a house down at St. Augustine. So we were out of town. We got a call from you guys. She was there. >> Anyway, it gave us some grace. It was that year. >> She had no graduation, no graduation party, >> nothing. So, >> how doing Mr. Coker? >> How are you, sir? >> Doing well. Do you mind standing up for me? >> Go ahead and turn around. Put your hand behind your back. You're under battery. >> This is the moment denial meets consequences and loses. >> You got to be kidding me. >> You push arrested. >> Wait a minute. Kelly, what the hell are you doing? >> I don't want him arrested. I Oh my god. I I am not Jesus Christ. >> I have it on video that you were trying to slap. You physically slapped her hand as she was recording you. >> I was I I You have a policy within our marriage not to record each other. Can you please clarify this? >> A policy within our marriage doesn't outrank reality. >> All right. You going to go ahead and step outside, sir? Do you have your ID on you or anything? >> I I don't know. I I certainly wasn't expecting this >> on I was not playing how I was planning my day. >> Okay. Do >> you have anything sharper on you or anything? >> I I don't know what I have on me. You're welcome to go through any of my pockets. >> Gotcha. For me. >> Okay. This is >> you might got your wallet here. And then is it? >> Yeah. My wallet. >> Okay. I'll bring that with us. All right. Can I get my telephone? >> I need to call my attorney. Can I >> Well, we're not going to call your attorney right now, but where's your phone? >> Well, I'm I'm requesting to call my attorney. I >> We're not doing that right now. >> Okay. My phone is in here. Unbelievable. >> Ma'am, you don't have a say in it. This falls into the Family Violence Act in Georgia. >> What? >> You don't have a say in it. This falls under the Family Val the Family Violence Act of Georgia. >> We're going to go to the back car right there, sir. Watch. All right. Can I before I leave, before you detain me, >> I need to get a message to call the client that I was going to meet. He's 78 years old. Can I at least get a >> I can pass along a phone number to the wife to give him the call. >> Can I look up the number? >> Yeah. Yeah. Um, is it is there a facial recognition or does it have to be pass? Um, what's the password? >> So, just watch yourself getting in. Um, best way I've seen people do it is um left foot onto the stepping board and then right foot in. >> Or you can try sitting down like that. >> I mean, it's just this is really like god damn this hurt. Is there either too tight or is there any way >> I got I can get another I can get a second. >> The shock isn't about what happened. It's about finally being held to it. setting cuffs on, but I've got down to a second. >> Slam the door and take >> I'm not trying to slam off your leg, sir. >> Well, no. I mean, >> I'm just saying can is is it necessary if I'm back here to have them on? >> Yes, sir. It's per our policy and procedure. >> As you can see, I'm not used to it. >> Yeah. If I had I have the new >> It's about It's about a 20-minute drive. >> To where? >> To Alfred Jail. Can you scoot in any further? >> Not really. God. Dang it, man. It's my left hand. Is he just getting >> All right, here. Hold on just a second. I'm going to get myself together like this. >> Jesus. You have like zip ties or something. >> No, I can get a second pair of cuffs. Just give me just a second. Okay. >> The 17 or the 45. >> I'm going to take the one. You said it's your left hand that's bugging you right now. It's really Yeah, it's either it's just on my phone or like I said something I experience. >> Yeah, I know it's not it's not made for pleasure or anything like that. It's just so knocking your phone out of your wife's hand is >> Yes, sir. Anything? >> He asks if it counts. Deep down, he already knows it does. >> If you try to slap at her hand or anything like that. Yes, sir. >> And even if she doesn't agree to that? >> No, sir. because it falls under the Family Violence Act in Georgia. So, the state has decided has ruled that when it comes to terms of family violence and everything like that, well, I got to double lock so they don't cinch up anymore on you. Okay. >> Huh? >> I got to I got to I got to double lock these so they don't cinch up anymore. They don't get tighter on you as we drive and everything. >> I'm not certain you solve the problem. Two seconds. I got to get on here. All right. There we go. But um so the way it works state decided when it comes to family violence things certain relationships um they fall they uh land privy with um like people who live in the same household or certain relationships and everything like that when certain crimes are committed with simple battery being one of them with slapping her in like actually hitting the phone and everything like that. >> That's okay. I just >> we can we can press charges on behalf of the victim. Right. >> Okay. in in our Johns Creek Police Department policy when it comes to family violence, if there's enough evidence, testimonial and physical, we shall make an arrest. And that's why that's why we're here right now. >> Okay. I I So, it doesn't matter that I can assure you my wife doesn't want to press charges. So, is she going to have to come and say I don't want to press charges? I mean >> I mean, >> she doesn't want to press charges. still trying to control the outcome from the back seat. >> Yeah, but it doesn't like we're pressing charges on her behalf as the state. This is I just don't understand I like I said this is a marital issue that didn't involve violence. >> No, the slapping slapping her hand with the phone and violence. I mean, I don't know what you consider violence, but you know, >> intentionally making contact with somebody in in a >> statement. Guys, it's not someone's face. I mean, you don't like to be videoed against your consent. >> Redefining violence doesn't erase it. It just exposes how far he's willing to bend the truth. >> You know, I I just asked not to be video. Do I not have that right? >> I mean, you can ask. You don't lay hands on people. >> Okay. I didn't lay my hand on somebody. >> Okay. Well, this is running around in circles. So, let me start. >> All right, Mr. So, this is our case number. Um, and then this there's also a couple uh So, this whole pamphlet is about your rights as a victim, right? >> Okay. >> Um, I would highly suggest you call and about obtaining a restraining order. The >> I'm talking to my my um lawyer right now. >> Okay. Um, but otherwise, so the reason I understand you don't want them arrested. So, in Georgia, there's an act called the Family Violence Act, right? And what it establishes is that between certain relationships of people and certain crimes being committed between those relationships or people within those relationships, we as the state have the ability to press charges on your behalf. The way the John Street Police Department's policy is written when we have enough evidence, whether it be testimonial or physical with the red marks on you, your arm, your knees, and the video you showed me and everything, that's more than enough evidence for me. I shall make an arrest on the primary aggressor. Okay? I understand this isn't what you want, but my hands are tied at this point. Okay. I'm taking him right now to the Alpharetta jail. Um it's right over across the street from the Avalon. Uh I don't know if he'll be able to postpond or anything like that. That's up to the judge. Um >> Oh my god. >> But does he know your phone number? He only has to get uh Larry Delane's phone number, his attorney, >> and that was it. And that's [snorts] our solicitor. >> But >> can I just give you his phone? >> I have it with me. >> Okay. He's got it in there. >> Yeah. His his uh his phone and his wallet. >> Yeah. >> But otherwise, um I'm going to get out of your hair. I'm sorry we had to meet like this. >> But I'm glad that you called. I didn't want it to escalate or anything like that. >> Okay, I really appreciate y'all. >> The accused was charged with simple under George's Family Violence Act. Moving on to the next case where a man tries to lean on authority instead of accountability. But the moment he starts talking, it's clear that Badge isn't going to save him. What begins as confidence quickly turns into quiet desperation. And from here, this was never going to end cleanly. >> Stay in your vehicle. Get back in your car. >> I'm >> drunk. >> No, I'm the captain. >> Huh? >> Drunk and already trying to sound important. Bad combination. >> A what? >> Captive >> of what? The big Don't reach in your pocket. Get back in your car. >> 116 Show me 106 on Henry Lincoln Edward 497. >> Have a seat. I I will. I'm not. >> You've been drinking tonight? >> I just got a ride. >> You've been drinking the night, sir? >> I'm a captain on the police department. >> What police department? >> Pulling rank before proving sobriety. This is where the story writes itself. >> Say [music] camera. >> What division? >> Investigations. What are you doing pulling in here? My mom and I stay here. You've been drinking. >> How much we had to drink tonight, sir? >> Please. >> Huh? Turn the camera off. >> I'm not turning my camera off. >> Okay. >> Asking for the camera off this early means he knows exactly where this is headed. >> Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. You got to be kidding me. Yeah. We're not going to get a return on it. How much we drink tonight, sir? >> I was at a poker game. >> Uh-huh. Cuz you were swerving all over when you turn off. You didn't use your signal. I'm sorry. >> How much did you drink at your poker game? >> Not much. >> Not much. How much is not much? >> I don't know. >> Beer, liquor. How many beers? >> Three or four? >> Three or four. How long ago was that? >> It's been going on a while. >> How long ago did you drink your last beer, sir? >> What time is it now? It's 0140 >> midnight. >> You think you should drive in? >> No, but I came from four blocks. >> Your mom? Your mom? >> Four blocks becomes the excuse people use when they've already lost judgment. >> Here. >> I live here. >> You live here? >> Yes. forward to the rear of your vehicle. Okay. You got any weapons or anything on you? I do not, sir. Just turn around. Go and patch you down real quick. >> Go ahead. Do what you need to. I promise you I'm follow. >> Okay. Can I shut my door? >> I'll shut it for you. Just hang out there at the rear of your Chevy. What investigations are you with? >> Yeah, over there. >> You know, Lieutenant Britain. >> And there shouldn't be any discussion to whether it should be available to >> He's a good man. I like him. >> He is. >> He works for Germaine. >> Germaine Johnson. >> Yes. >> Name dropping like it's a shield. It isn't. Jan's a good man, too. >> He is. >> Hang on right there, sir. >> That's your brother. >> Just stand with your feet together. Hands down by your side for me. Hands Hands down by your side, please. >> Look straight ahead. You see the tip of my pin, sir? >> I do. >> I want you to follow tip my pin without moving your head. Okay. >> Don't move your head, sir. Come over here. It's a little bit more level. Do you have in those shoes and need cause you for keeping your balance or anything? >> I don't think so. >> You don't think so? Okay. I'm going to demonstrate for you first. While I'm demonstrating, I want you to stand with your feet together, hands down by your side, just like this. All right, sir. What's your name? >> Matt French. >> Matt French. Mr. French, stand just like that for me. >> Okay. When I tell you to begin, when I tell you to begin, okay, I'm just going to demonstrate for you. First, I want you to pick a foot of your choosing. It doesn't matter if it's your left or your right foot. >> I'm here. >> And I want you to lift it approximately 6 in off the ground. And while you look at your toe, I want you to count by 1,000. It's 1,00 1,002,004,005, so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. At any point in time you lose your balance, your foot touches the ground, just go ahead and pick your foot back up and continue to count. Okay? Do you understand these instructions I've explained to you, Mr. French? >> You may begin. >> Just keep going. >> Turn her off. >> I cannot, sir. >> Please. >> I know you're aware of our body cam policy and you know I cannot turn off this body cam, >> but I'd like to talk to you. >> He's not failing the test yet. He's stalling reality. >> I can't be, sir. >> Please. Please. >> I like to talk to you. >> Are you going to do the test or not? >> Will you please talk to me? >> I'll talk to you once we're done. >> You can turn it off. You can turn it on. >> I can turn it off once I'm done with my investigations. >> Okay. I'm asking you. I'm a captain police department. The badge comes out when the consequences get real. >> I understand that, sir. >> And I am a sergeant on this police officer, not taking an oath to uphold the law. >> I don't show favoritism to anyone regardless. I don't care if you're a gangbanger or the president of the United States. >> Sir, I'm not ask. >> And right here, power meets someone who doesn't care about it for that. >> If I was to treat you differently than I was to treat like some Southside loco or some pet, how's that look on me? Okay. I'm not asking for that >> cuz I wouldn't do that for any of them. >> Sergeant Skinner, please. Are you going to do the test or not, sir? >> I will. I will do whatever you ask. >> Okay. Once we complete the test, I'll turn off my body cam once I'm done with my investigation. >> Okay. >> You want to You want to try that again? >> I will. All right, you may begin. >> One, two, three, four. Sir, please, please. I'm asking you. >> I can't do that. >> Begging replaces authority faster than he expected. >> Okay. >> So, we're not going to do the test. >> We will. >> Okay. cuz we keep stopping. Wait, let's try another test then. >> Who is this? >> One of my partners. >> Who is it? >> Not sure. Can't tell with the lights on. No, it's it's Officer Kitch. >> Mhm. >> You're familiar with the walk and turn? >> I am. While I demonstrate the walk and turn for you, I want you to stand with your left foot in front of your right foot. Okay. Left foot in front of your right foot. Heel to toe. Hands down by your side. [snorts] Can you do that for me, sir? >> You want left foot in front of your right? >> Yes, sir. Hands down by your side. Okay. Attempt to hold that position while I demonstrate for you. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps. Counting out loud. One, two, three, four. And we'll say that's nine. You know, your ninth step without lifting your lead foot, you're going to pivot like so. And then you're going to take nine heel to toe steps, counting each step out loud back the way you came until you get to nine. Do you understand these instructions I've explained to you, Mr. French? >> I believe so. >> All right. Anytime you're ready, you may begin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 All right, go ahead and turn around for me. Put your hands behind your back. >> This is the moment it officially collapses. Are >> you going to arrest me? >> Yes, I am. Can I talk to you? >> Go ahead and put your hands behind your back, sir. >> Can we turn the camera off now? >> Yeah, we'll turn the camera off now. >> Still chasing control even after it's gone. >> Thank you. I'd like >> the accused would most likely face charges for driving under the influence and traffic violations such as improper lane usage and failure to signal. Moving on to the next case where authority meets accountability in the worst way possible. A judge who should know the system inside out ends up on the wrong side of it. What starts as quiet denial quickly turns into something harder to hide. And this was never going to end cleanly. when she tried to get around my I have a towing mirrors for a pickup truck. She tried to get around my mirrors and she almost like rolled off of her vehicle and took a few steps to kind of find her balance. She stood there for 5 10 seconds and then started to walk into the store and it just didn't seem right to me. So, I sat in my driver's seat for a minute before driving away. >> What's going on today, ma'am? >> Okay. Well, we got some reports that you were inside of Safeway. >> Yes. >> And you were walking around stumbling >> and you got back in your vehicle >> cuz I'm trying to >> and you left the store >> and now you're here. >> Okay. Do me a favor and turn off your car so I can hear you. >> Perfect. So my next question to you, ma'am, is have you been drinking today? >> You haven't been drinking today? >> Okay. Are you have >> the denial starts early and it's already out of sync with reality. >> Medical condition today or medical issue. >> I'm just trying to get my prescription for something. >> Okay. So, would there be a reason that somebody would call instead of maybe you were stumbling around in Safeway? >> Okay. >> I I I'm just trying to get my prescription. >> Okay. So, why'd you leave your wallet at the store? >> Trying to get my prescriptions. >> Mhm. Okay. You're getting prescriptions. That makes me ask, are there medications you're on that maybe you haven't taken today? Uh, I don't think there's medications. >> Okay. >> Oh, okay. I'm I'm asking, is there any medical concerns that we'd have for you? Like I asked you, >> seizure disorder. >> What is it? >> I have a seizure disorder. >> Okay. Well, that's good to know because then that makes us wonder if they're seeing something maybe at the store. Maybe there was an incident that may have happened that you weren't aware of with seizures. I just have to ask. And that's the medical side. I can ask that. As an EMT, I can ask. Was there any medical concerns that maybe you were feeling today? >> Seizure disorder. >> Okay. Were you by chance were you having anything of the sort when you were at the store? Because I've seen that where people might be walking and all of a sudden they hit something and you don't realize it. >> I don't think so, but I you do have a seizure disorder. >> Okay. And you're not feeling like you're having an incident right now >> between here and the store. >> I don't think so. Could be possible. >> Okay. I'm I'm asking just to help you out. That's all. Just work with us and I want to be as cooperative and helpful as I can with you. >> I have a seizure disorder. >> Perfect. >> Have you had any alcohol? some uh did have you consumed any alcohol today? >> Earlier today I did >> earlier today. >> There it is. The truth slips out. Just late enough to make everything worse. >> Like when you when you mean earlier, how earlier? >> Couple hours ago. >> Couple hours ago. How much did you drink? >> Couple of glasses of wine. >> Okay. And were you at home when you did this or were you out? >> You were at home? Mhm. >> Okay. If if you have bad knees and you're convinced that your knees are going to keep you from performing the test, >> I don't know. Okay. Go ahead. Go ahead. So, >> how about are you able to stand on one on one leg? >> I don't know. >> Are you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Can you stand on one leg? >> I don't know. >> Go ahead. >> You know what? >> Can you hold my phone, please? >> Sure, I can. So, if you're going to have her do that, if you're not going to have her do the walk and turn test because of her bad knees, then you need to know that that because of her bad knees, you chose not to have her do this this portion of it. But >> she's going to go ahead and try to do the one leg stand. >> Okay. >> Okay. And what the one leg stand is, you need to explain to her on what you're wanting her to do so she understands what's going on. Okay. >> Absolutely. I'm going to put this in your car. Is that okay? >> Sure. >> Okay. I'm going to put it on the driver's seat. >> While keeping both legs straight, point the toe of your raised foot down. Look at the raised foot and keep your arms to your side. It's going to look like this. Okay. You're going to pick one foot, hands down to your side, and you're going to look down at your toes the whole time. >> For how long? >> Until I tell you to. >> Okay. I'm not done yet. I'm not done yet. >> That's all right. While in this position, count out loud in the following manner. 1 and 1, 100,00 and so forth until I tell you to stop. It's going to look like this. While you're looking down at your toes, you do this 1 and 1,002 10034 until I tell you to stop. >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'll tell you. >> Yeah. Did you ask did you ask her? Do you have bad ankles? I have bad feet, bad ankles, I have bad everything. >> Okay. How about those shoes? Are they pretty comfortable shoes? >> I'm just asking. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. And out of both of your legs, which leg is the most uh >> They're both bad. >> Okay. Which one is not not as bad? >> They're both bad. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, it's your choice what leg you're going to raise. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> It's either the left or the right. >> They're both bad. >> Okay. >> They're all They're both bad. >> Okay. >> Okay. and begin. Look down at your tub. >> What am I supposed to do? >> When's the time starting? >> It's already starting. >> Oh, sorry. >> This is the moment it stops being debatable. >> Have you ever done one of these before, ma'am? >> No. >> Okay. So, go ahead and explain to her how she's supposed to do. >> Okay. You're going to steady pressure. steady flow for as long as I tell you to. It'll stop. Okay? It's going to be steady all the way through. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Have you ever blown up a balloon? >> An air balloon. So, just do a steady breath of air just like that. Like you're blowing up a balloon. Okay. >> Perfect. I really can't go to jail. >> No, we're not saying you're going to jail. >> Can she take me home? >> No, I don't know yet. This is up up to the up to the officer. >> When the numbers speak, excuses don't matter anymore. >> So, here's the deal, ma'am. Okay, I'm going to be completely honest with you, okay? Yeah. >> So, I think your your your signs and symptoms >> are above >> the legal limit. >> Okay. >> Okay. And that's that's just based off of my experience. >> That's fair enough. >> You know, I'm a judge here. >> You are? >> Yeah. >> And now the title comes out not to clarify, but to shield. >> Okay. And for Ya County? >> Yeah. I don't want to use that. I don't want to use it. I don't. >> Okay. >> I really don't. I really don't. >> And I'm You know what? In my biggest >> I haven't said that yet. >> Hold on. I just told them I'm I'm a judge here. So >> Oh, okay. Well, I apparently I'm I apologize. I've never met you. >> It's good that you never No, I'm it up. I >> You've been very sweet and we appreciate that. >> Don't cuz I up it up. And it shouldn't mean anything, you know, just a person like everybody else. I'm just a normal person like everybody else. I'm just a normal person. Like >> just a normal person or right after reminding everyone she isn't. >> Oh, I understand. Shouldn't matter. That's okay. Um, we're going to go. We're just going to have you sit in my in my patrol car for now. Okay. Get you out of the weather. >> Just so you're not getting water on you. Don't treat me like a video. >> The accused faced a DUI charge after being found driving with a blood alcohol content nearly three times the legal limit.