Hello. Hi. How are you? >> I'm waiting for my ride. >> What happened? >> I to be honest, my my lights went out and I pulled over and I'm waiting for my ride. >> Okay. You understand you you were involved in a collision? >> Yes. >> Are you hurt? No. >> Okay. Yo, Julio, see if where what car she struck over here. >> What? >> I don't know. There's a trail fluid. >> I was trying to pull over. >> See if she hit that Honda over there and call. If it is, call Fort Lee. >> Great. [clears throat] >> You have your license, registration, insurance. >> So weird. >> You been drinking tonight? >> I was just trying to pull over so they could pick me up. Okay. >> Officer, >> you have your license, registration, insurance, ma'am. >> You're on body cam, by the way. I'm officer Robert with Palis Park. >> Okay. >> It's going to take me a while to find it. >> You've been drinking tonight? >> Oh my god. I already told you. No, you didn't tell me. >> I was just trying to pull over into a safe spot so my car wouldn't get >> grounded. Okay, >> see if you can find your documents and then step out of the vehicle. Okay, >> I'm just a little overwhelmed. Okay, take your time. >> Yeah, it's going to be a poorly accident. I guess >> it crashes the car over there. >> 333. I got >> 315. We got the car. I'm in front of 425 East Central. >> All right. Notify portly. It's the their collision is going to be our arrest. >> Sorry, I >> I was overwhelmed. I tried to >> be at 425 East Central. >> I go ahead. >> What's your name? >> Kilo. Michael Alpha >> Ellie >> 31 golf. >> Okay. Okay, Ellie, you have um >> I know, I know, I know I'm in trouble. I just >> I just need to get my stuff. I'm sorry. >> Ellie, >> do me a favor. Step out of the car. >> I I have to get my registration. >> All right, just give um Don't worry about the registration late later. You have your ID in your purse? No. >> No. Okay. Step out of the car, please. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Go with that officer right over there to his car. I really don't want to move. >> All right. That's We're telling you to. >> No, you're going to go to that police car right there. >> All right. Go right there. It's all right. >> It was not all right. I don't have my wallet. >> He's going to get it for you. It's okay. We'll get it for you. >> No, it's not. Okay. I'm from Colorado. I'm not from here. My license looks like it's out of state. >> Okay. It's okay. You're allowed to drive here. >> No, it doesn't seem like it. >> You're allowed to drive in New Jersey if if you have a Colorado license. Still good. All right. Thank you. >> I don't want to move. I'm sorry. Can I please just see? >> Okay. Is this uh is this your ID? Is this where you give it to me? All right. This is actually a debit card, it [clears throat] looks like. >> Maybe it's a different one. >> Talk to me. >> All right. Chanel. >> Chanel. >> Okay. Chanel. All right. >> Not that it matters. It doesn't even matter. >> It's okay. All right. >> I am sorry. >> It's all right. >> I'm waiting for my boyfriend to pick me up. Where uh where's he at? >> I don't know. He's on the phone over there, >> but >> I raised >> Okay, >> the car's total, sir. We're going to impound it. All right. >> So, thank you. >> All right, I'm hanging out. Goodbye. >> Where do you know where is he from? Colorado or is he from New Jersey? >> He's from New Jersey. >> Okay. Do you know what town? >> Saddlebrook. >> Saddlebrook. Okay. >> He's really close. I promise he's just coming and pick me up. Ied up and >> I just pulled over so I didn't have to drive. I wasn't going to drive. I didn't drive. Really? >> Okay. >> I can I wait one second. He's going to talk to you real quick. >> Can you bring me by your car, please? I love you. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right. So, Chanel, just follow me right towards his car. Okay. >> Take your time. You're good. Can you help me? >> What do you need help with? Just walking. >> All right. >> I'm so overwhelmed. Sorry. >> Take your time. Take your time. You're good. >> All right. You just got to bring it down to a flat surface so you're not on angle here. >> All right. >> I promise I'm just waiting to get picked up. I wasn't driving. Okay. >> I just wait for him to come get me. >> Okay. He's going to come right over here. All right, Chanel. >> No. >> Well, how about the sidewalk right here? Nice flat surface right here. >> Okay. He is just waiting for my boyfriend to go pick up. >> He's from Saddlebrook. said he's >> Oh my god. >> All right, Steve. You're going to need another person over here. >> Is this your friend over here? >> No. >> Hello. >> It's okay. >> All right. >> I'm waiting for Steve. I need to go. I just talked to Steve. Okay. All right. How's it going? >> Let know we got cameras on. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> I just want to go home. >> I know. I know. It's okay. >> Officer, what happened? >> Uh, she looks like she got an accident for Lee and drove her car to over here >> and then that's [snorts] when you guys >> Yeah. Someone called it in. >> Okay. It's okay, Nelly. It's okay. I understand. I'm here. I already just spoke with Steve. It's okay. We're going to figure everything out. >> I know. I know. I know. We're going to figure everything out. I just spoke with Steve. Okay, we're going to figure whatever happens to happen. It happens. Okay, don't worry. It's okay. >> It was up the street. I mean, >> I can't see the trail. It's all like three blocks down. >> I know. I know, babe. I know. >> We just got to figure everything out with the cops. We'll figure everything out. Hi. >> How are you, ma'am? You mind stepping away from her? >> Yeah. >> Thank you very much. We just got to do our thing. >> Gotcha. >> Gotcha. Okay. Ellie, you said that was your name? >> Nelly. >> Ellie. >> Nelly. >> Nelly. Nice to meet you. Okay. >> Can you do me a favor and stand up? >> No. >> No. Okay. You You under any uh drugs tonight? >> No. I just drank a little bit and I pulled over cuz I can't drive. I'm sorry. Please just let me go. >> Gotcha. >> I don't have anything on my record. I'm not from here. >> Gotcha. Okay. Where Where do you have a license out of? >> Colorado. >> Colorado. Okay. Can you do me a favor and stand up? We're going to try to do skill sobriety testing on you. >> It's not going to work. >> It's not going to work. Why is it not going to work? >> Because >> Huh? >> Why is it not going to work? >> I get emotionally overwhelmed. I'm mostly overwhelmed. I I act out of place when I'm mostly overwhelmed. >> Okay. >> I have like a mental illness. It's almost like bipolar disorder. >> Gotcha. So, you're not willing to participate field sobriety testing? >> I just I just want to get out of here. >> All right. I'm giving you opportunity to do it. >> Officer, can I just step in? She does have issues. >> I understand. I totally I'm I'm taking into consideration, but we still have to do what we >> I understand. >> So, Nelly, are you willing to participate in field sobriety testing? >> I don't know what that means. >> It says three tests. >> Getting out means you're going to arrest me like just arrest me because I was driving. >> I want to give you the opportunity. I want to help you out. You know I'm not ready. Like >> Nelly, I'm right here behind you. Just do what the officer's asking you to do. >> I can't. >> I'm I can't force you to do it. Just >> I can't do it. >> You can't do it. Okay. >> Like what do you want me to do? Stand in a straight line? Like >> just three tests. I'm going to explain it to you. >> I can't even do it. >> Okay. All right. So, you willing to participate? >> It fine. >> Okay. It's going to be three tests. >> Get it over with. I just want to go home. >> All right. Cool. Do me a favor. Stand in front of this police car facing me. Don't lean on it. Don't lean on it. Put your feet together, hands at your side, just like this. All right. First test is going to be the ACN. Okay. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> Okay. With your eyes only, follow the tip of my finger. I >> do realize I'm mentally ill. >> Okay. I'm going to put that into consideration. With your eyes only, follow the tip of my my finger. Don't move your head. Do you understand the instructions? Do you understand? >> Okay. >> I'm crying. Not because of me and not because of you. >> It's fine. You want to cry? You could cry. Deal with this all the time. >> That's why we're going to do this vertical. Okay. >> I'm not crying because of you. >> Don't Don't worry about it. You can cry all you want. Right. >> Right. >> Watch this car. Watch this car. Watch this car. >> Guy got a flight. >> I just want to say >> Thank you. Okay. The next test is going to be a walking turn. Okay. I'm going to demonstrate for you. I just want you to know I wouldn't have been able to do this sober >> anyway. >> I'm just giving you the opportunity to try it. All right. If you can't do it, >> you can't do it. All right. I'm still going to demonstrate for you. All right. So, same same starting position. Feet at feet together, hands at your side, just like this. This is going to be the starting position. your left your left foot >> your left foot and back of your right foot >> touching heel to toe. >> That's just the instructions, man. >> All right. This is the starting position. Get in that position and don't move. Okay. >> All right. So, you're going to take nine heel to t heel to toe steps counting out loud. All right. >> Like I said, I'm not forcing you to do this. All right. Just giving you an opportunity. >> Just here for it. >> All right. I'm going to demonstrate for you. Nine heel to toe steps. All right. It's going to go like this. One, two, three. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> I'm doing I'm doing three. I get it. >> You're going to do nine. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> All right. You're going to leave >> that way or this way? >> Let me finish. >> Okay. >> All right. Once you get to your ninth step, you're going to leave you're going to leave your left foot planted. You're going to take short choppy steps and you're going to take nine. >> You might have to repeat that when I'm over there. >> Okay. >> I'm just a stoner. I just forget things. >> That's fine. That's fine. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps back. All right. One, two, three. I only did three. You're going to do nine. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, whenever you if you understand the instructions, you can begin whenever you're ready. You want to do it on this white line and >> Oh, that counts as a lot. >> Take off your heels. >> Do you want to take off your heels? >> I'm in heels. >> You want to take them off? >> Yeah. >> All right. Go ahead. Take them off. >> Okay. Can somebody help me? >> Yeah. >> I need help getting them off. >> You want to lean on on the police car? >> I need to lean on something. >> Go ahead. Lean on the police car. >> That's too far. >> And you're going to think I'm going to go back a step. No, my fault. My fault. >> You guys already know. I don't see why you have to kiss me. I already admitted. >> I see why you have to make some fun of me if you're >> We're not making fun of you. If you don't want to do it, if you don't want >> I'm not talking to you. I'm sorry. I'm talking to myself. >> Oh, okay. You want to you want to go on this white line and and >> No. >> Go. No. Okay. I need to keep going. >> Okay, you can stop. >> Okay. >> All right, let's go back. Let's go back to the starting position over here. One last test. >> Am I supposed to start here? >> No. Come back over here, please. >> Walk. Just walk. >> I don't want the light in in your face. >> Right. Just go this way. >> No. No. We're going to do another whole another test, >> right? I can't do the alphabet backwards, too. >> That's not a thing in New Jersey. Can you do me a favor? Start. >> Start. Stand in front of the police car facing me, please. >> Can Can you stand in front of the police car and face me, please? >> Thank you. The last test is going to be the one light stand. All right. Uh, >> you can do that sober. Are you kidding me? >> Like I said, I'm not forcing you to do this. All right. Uh, same starting position, feet together, hands at your hands at your side. Which whichever leg of your choosing, you're going to lift approximately 6 in off the ground. >> You don't have to start. Don't start yet. >> I'm practicing. >> Okay. Hands down at your side. You're going to count 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 until I tell you to stop. You understand that? >> I'm going to do this sober. You know that, right? >> I'm like I said, I'm not forcing you. >> One Mississippi. Hold on. Hold on. I didn't tell you to begin yet. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Tell me when to go. >> Hold on. I'm getting a stopwatch. >> Okay. You ready? >> Yes. >> All right. You may begin. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> I'm nervous. >> No problem. can't deal with this whole time, you know. >> The car vehicle. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to conclude testing on that. >> That's sober. You're not playing. >> No problem. You did what we had to do. All right. >> Uh, can you just put your hands behind your back? You're going to be placed under arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Okay. So, we're just going to do some other stuff at the headquarters and then hour and a half they're going to pick you up. Okay. >> Can she put her Does she I don't know if she wants to put her shoes back on. I don't want her to fall. >> Do you want to wear one? >> I just want to go home. >> 2 hours. I want to go home. >> Two more hours. Two more hours you'll be home. >> No, this is not okay. I don't do anything. >> Two hours and you'll be home. >> Nelly, listen. I understand. The cops are just doing what they need to do. I You >> get it. Two hours. You better two hours. Better than all night. >> It's better than being there all night. Don't worry, baby. >> You did this to me, baby. What the >> You should have stayed with her. >> I did. I tried. Why didn't you come for me? >> Are you going to come get me? >> Call me. I was going to >> Are you going to come get me now? >> Yes. I'm going to wait >> 2 hours. >> However long it takes. Maybe. >> No, it might not even [screaming] be might not even be that long. >> I want to go home. >> No, it's not okay. >> It's not okay. [screaming] No, it's not okay. This is not my [screaming] Not worth it. Not worth it, bro. Not worth it. Not [screaming] worth it. That's the best. >> No, it's not okay. It's not >> She's not going to jail. She's not going to jail. >> Put on sleep. >> Where are you guys going? Shortly >> down. Right down the block. >> Down the block. Okay. >> Dude, why do you got to do that, dude? >> I'm not trying to make it like that. I'm trying to >> Why are you saying to arrest you? Cuz if you >> Obviously, she's freaking out. Call me back there and try to >> for what? We would separate you regardless, you idiot. >> All right. I'm sorry. You don't got to call me an idiot, bro. I'm sorry, >> dude. I don't want I don't want to be dealing with it. I mean, understand. I understand. We're trying to deal with it as peaceful as possible. >> You doing that makes it so much worse. >> So, please get in your car. Go to the police station kind of makes it worse. I don't >> We're not putting her in her cage, dude. >> Just did. I don't think what I did. >> That's our procedure. >> That's our procedure. Okay. Get in your car. Go over there. >> Get in your car. Go over there. All right. >> I'm coming. >> Oh man. >> I got a buckle wrench. All right. I got a puppy. Okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> No, this is not okay. >> In the hour. >> No. >> It's okay. >> No. [screaming] You okay? >> No. No. Let me talk to my boyfriend. Please. >> At least so I can calm down. Please. >> Calm down. >> No, I won't. >> All right. They didn't do anything to be locked up in the back of a golf car like this. >> Okay, >> this is not I don't deserve to be back here like this. I'm a US citizen. I pay my taxes. I've done everything right. >> I understand. >> I don't deserve to be back here. >> Once we get inside, I'm going to put the shoes on sober so I can be sober. >> Are you going to help me out? >> Okay. You want to? Okay. >> You stupid. Like, how am I supposed to get out of here? >> Okay. >> And And now what? Now, where the do I go? >> Follow the officer right there. Okay. >> Well, >> please follow the officer right there. Please. >> Can you at least help me put my jacket on cuz I'm not a core here. >> Well, we're about to take it off, right? >> Oh my god. >> Okay. >> Please help me. So, I'm not naked in there. Please. >> It's inside. No one's in there except for us, too. Come on. Come on. >> Come on. Just two steps. That's it. >> I don't deserve this. I'm a US citizen. I don't deserve to be left. I didn't do anything wrong. I follow the law every day. >> Stupid country hurting me. >> Okay. >> Those things are hurting. >> Go inside to the right, please. >> Of course. >> Where are my shoes? I can at least not be barefoot in thising [ __ ] Okay. >> Are you serious? Like, I can't even cover myself in front of you guys. Please help me. Please, someone just pull my jacket over me. Please. [laughter] >> Please. Please. Please. Just put my jacket over me. Like, please cover myself. Please. >> You're going to be uncuffed. You're going to sit right here for you to use your hands. >> I don't I just want to go home. I don't want to be uncuffed. I just want to go home. I didn't do anything wrong to be in this room. >> Oh, my wrist. Ow. >> There's nowhere to go. >> There we go. >> I got to go. on my wrist. >> You guys think these things don't hurt people, but they really do. >> It's probably because her sleeves or something is annoying. >> God, I can't. That's why I was asking you guys to cover me. So, you just want >> This side's good. Oh my god. >> So, >> I'm not trying to exaggerate. I'm sorry. Hey guys. >> All right, let us do this paperwork and you'll be out of here in less than an hour. Okay, [snorts] >> both ways. >> It's starting. [snorts] stuck in there now. >> See the double lock moving. [snorts] >> The double lock is on your lock. >> Yeah, lock your cuff key, brother. >> I think it might be cough with it. You can't take it out. outside. Turn it up. >> It looks like you you twisted the metal on that. >> Yep. >> Oh, nice. >> Now she's stuck with a handcuff. >> We'll get it off. >> Do you want to just sit sit with that for now? >> Figure it out. [snorts] Sorry. >> Sorry. >> Give me whatever you can. >> Start with that. >> [cough] [clears throat] >> A few moments later, 45. >> Perfect. [snorts] >> I have the [snorts] case number and call time, please. I just can't even. >> Yeah, it's pretty embarrassing. >> Thank you. [snorts] >> Get emotionally overwhelmed and I have no other reaction than to cry. And then my boyfriend knows that. I can't help but cry. 2025 match 0 59 81 >> I don't understand you already know what I did wrong I'm already here like what the [ __ ] do you mean I thought I was American I thought I thought I had rights 03 [snorts] >> Thank 204 is going to be the 20 minute probably all the time you probably deal with crazier people than I am. >> Do you have to use the restroom or anything? >> I got to observe you for 20 minutes. >> You got to use the restroom? >> No. >> No. Okay. All right. Uh for the next 20 minutes, do you mind just not placing your hands on your face, please? Just this protocol, so you don't ingest anything. You don't place anything foreign in your mouth. All right. You have piercings in your mouth. >> No. >> No. Okay. Uh try not to burp. Try not to regurgitate or this process is going to take much longer. >> What the is this for? What am I here for? >> You're placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. >> Okay. Well, I think it's obvious what happened, so just put me in jail or you don't go to jail. >> Let us do this paperwork. And then >> so when I need to get out of here, >> just let us do this paperwork and you'll be out of here within an hour. >> I'm sorry. I'm going to be But it's like I'm obviously under stress and I just want to go home. It's okay. It's okay. >> Let me go home. >> I'm going to let you go home right after. >> I already told you what I did wrong. I don't >> I believe you. >> I need you to find >> I'm going to read you a Miranda warning twice. Great. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Refuse to answer any questions. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> To anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. This is it. >> You have the right to talk to attorney at any time. Have him or her present with you or being questioned. Do you understand? >> Where are they? If I were to ask for them, where are they? >> Do you have an attorney that you could call right now? >> No. Okay. So do you understand that right though? >> Yes. >> If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> You may stop answering questions or request an attorney at any time. Do you understand that? >> Can you initial the Can't use yours. >> I can't use your pen. >> That's right in front of me. >> You don't have another pen? >> Can I just use yours? >> No, we have another pen for you. >> Of course. >> You think it would be? >> These are your responses. Can you initial >> print your name there and then sign right there? >> Print your name right here. [snorts] And then if you could initial your five responses, >> please just get the out of here. >> I'm trying I'm trying to help you. >> What's your occupation right now? >> I'm a manager at a dispensary. >> All right. I'm going to ask you. >> Sorry to hear this thing. >> What kind of alcoholic drinks did you have today? >> Oh, whiskey. Coke. I had two of them at the concert at 1000 p.m. >> All right, give me a second. Hold on. >> Rob, you read the >> No, no. Yeah, right after this. >> It's It's 2 a.m. >> And where was the concert? >> Some place called like Warsaw, Brooklyn, Warsaw, something like that. I never been there before. I'm not from here. All right, I'm going to read you this New Jersey Attorney General Standard Statement for motor vehicle operators NJSA394-50.2 have anything to do with my rights or me being here right now? >> Yeah. Uh, revised and effective July 1st, 2012. All right, >> so you got to listen to this carefully. All right, >> listen. >> All right. One, you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA394-502. >> You guys didn't catch me driving. I was outside of my car. How does that make any sense? I wasn't driving. >> The law requires you to submit samples of [laughter] witnesses testing [cough] to determine outcome. >> Wait, but I wasn't driving when you did it. You pulled me over and I was outside of my car. >> Would you let me finish it, please? >> I'm sorry. I'm just curious, but the questioning is for >> We'll talk about it after. Three. A record of taking of breath samples includes the test [snorts] results will be made upon your request. A copy of that record will be made available to you. Four, after you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine from [cough] testing. Five, if you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you'll be issued a separate summon for refusal. The court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while testing. >> I mean, I can provide samples of whatever, but you guys can't prove I was driving cuz you didn't see me driving. I just pulled up and I was not inside my car. >> All right, let me finish this, please. >> All right. >> Six. If a court finds you guilty of refusal, you'll be subject to various penalties, including license revocation. >> All right, whatever. Let me just pay the [ __ ] fine. >> A fine up to $2,000. Installation of the ignition interlock. >> $2,000. >> And a referral to work is [ __ ] leg. >> Intoxicated driver. >> It's cuz I have $2,000 up my ass right now. >> These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the >> I don't know how much cops get paid. Cops didn't get paid that much. If you guys were to get this charged, you could think it was [ __ ] too. >> Can you let me finish? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. [snorts] >> For any other offense of which you are found guilty. Seven, you have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Eight. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit to breath test. >> I'll provide breath samples. But you can't prove I was driving my car. >> Let me Let's finish this. I want to get you out of here. Even if you agree to take the test but do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or pro or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit breath testing. Nine. I repeat, the law requires you to submit breath samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Sure. But again, you can't prove that I was driving. You pulled up on me when I was parked. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you does that account for anything? I wasn't physically behind my car when you guys got me. I was literally outside of my car. Does that do anything? Can you please just talk to me like a human? >> Hello? That's your day in court. That's when you got to figure that out. >> Oh, okay. Court. >> You I wasn't in my car when you guys came in. >> You were in your car. >> I was outside. >> Okay. How old are you? >> 27. >> I think you recognized, bro. A dude. >> You wanted to tow your car or no? >> No, it's all right. >> Are you towing my car? It's >> total drive. Everybody's >> What do you mean? It was fine driving minutes for a 20-minute upload. >> What do you mean? Wait, what? We'll see tomorrow. >> Um, although it's all posted, >> it's really trying to make it a hard time for a [ __ ] regular person. >> I'm a regular person who gets paid a regular way, as you guys know. >> Okay, so how am I supposed to get my car? I'm a total impound, but I don't have any money. >> We'll explain all this more. I just have the insurance figured out. >> I don't have [snorts] insurance from New Jersey. I have a Colorado insurance. How are they supposed to get me? We can use your private insurance. [snorts] >> It's not the end of the world. New Jersey is not [snorts] >> after this. >> I just moved here a couple months ago. You can't hit me with all these fees. I can't even afford this city. >> So, why did you move here? You're right. That's a good question, >> guys. Not total. And when you said total, you mean like you can't drive or like I physically can't drive it myself? No, you can't like a vehicle is the airbags deployed. The front end was all pushed in into the engine. The check engine lights on. I don't know if that was on before. >> It was always on. >> Was always on. >> I bought it like >> some cars just do that. >> Listen, with the the breath sample test, if you provide two >> I know. I get it. I'm in trouble. Ied up. >> No, no, no. Listen, listen to me. Like you provide two good breath samples. >> I can't [laughter] >> listen to me. Listen to me. >> No, you guys don't understand. >> You just got to blow into a ho. >> I'm not from here. I don't do this. I'm not a troublemaker. I don't I don't anything on my record. I've never gotten in trouble. I'm not this person >> and you guys just think look at me like I'm crazy because I'm here. >> This is done in every state. So there's nothing. We're a lenient state. Listen to me. Um, if you provide two good breath samples, you're out of here. >> I can't provide two. You know that, dude. I don't know how you don't have a name tag on here, but I can't [ __ ] >> This is my name tag right here. >> Is your name? >> Yeah. >> What's your first name? >> Robert. >> No, it's not. >> 130. >> 130. She weighs 130. >> His name is Roberto. >> That's Stephan. >> That's Stefan. >> Stephan. >> Yeah. I'm not a bad person. I didn't do anything wrong. I wasn't driving. Then you guys came up to me. [snorts] >> I get it. I'm in trouble and I'll whatever. Like >> mistakes. It's okay. It's not >> No, it's not it. I think they're >> I just want to go home. My boyfriend's going to hate me. He's going to be so mad that I did this. Ally calls your boyfriend after >> he's going to hate me so bad. It's so bad. Erica live this kind of whole life I live like >> pay attention to me. >> You're just going to blow to constant breath. >> Why? Why? I'm already here. What the is the point? >> Charge you with refusal. Okay. >> Please not here. >> Ready? >> Ready. >> Okay. Stand up and go with him into the next one. like to my anal cavity too. You think some 27y old has fol? Yes, I'm a drug dealer. Yes, I deal drugs. >> Great. >> Yeah, cuz she have to go to the bathroom. Do you guys have to watch me there, too? Do you have a female officer I can be com [ __ ] comfortable with? At least. >> No, you can't use the bathroom right now. >> I can't use the bathroom. So she asked myself before I asked you before if you need to use the bathroom. You say no. >> I didn't hear you. >> So after we're done with testing, you can use the bathroom. Okay. >> That and then tell them to keep blow blow blow blow blow until you tell them to stop. I reference the do it again. Did I not blow hard enough? >> Correct. You didn't blow long enough. >> Oh, great. How is that? Sit down. Sit down. Now ready. Yes, I'm going to hurt you guys. I'm sorry in my foreign. My bad. >> I want you to have to say >> at least you're saying my name right. >> Steve. >> Steve. Thanks for saying my name. At least >> sit back down. >> No. Well, one more time. You do that and you could go to the bathroom. >> I'm not the worst person you've dealt with. Come on. >> No, you're not. You're actually great. >> Shut the up. You think we're playing? >> I'm not from here. I've never gotten in trouble. I've never even been in the bag of police station. >> You're lucky. New York. You can get locked up for this. >> I'm from Colorado. I'm the 1% of Colorado. Why would I be here? [gasps] I' I've hung out with like Toby Maguire. My My best friends are like celebrities. Like Jon Oats's son. Like why am I here? Yeah. Laugh. Laugh. You love that song. >> Who's your favorite celebrity? >> You love that song. My favorite celebrity is not somebody you know. >> I do. >> Somebody from the Suicide Boys. >> Suicide. Not enough. >> Yeah, that's what I thought. But do you know John Oats? Holotes. I grew up with his son. He makes nuclear reactors for a living. He's a real life Iron Man, you know, for the government. He he'll I could call him right now and he'll vouch for me as a as a human. Maybe when the day in court have him write a letter. >> That's the only cool fact I have about myself. It's just like [snorts] everybody knows myth. That's don't do it anymore. >> That means lung capacity is like very good. >> Low. Very low. Very low. >> One last time. Come on. >> One last time. You got this. You got this. I want you to take a deep breath and blow into the mountain until I tell you to stop. >> Inhale and then blow out. >> Take a deep breath and blow into the hose. >> Ready? Damn. >> All right, that's it. You ready for the bathroom? >> Get out there. Heat. Hey, Heat.