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The last test is a preliminary breath test. Not look at the evidentary breath test. This just proves me you're being honest. I think you are. This is pretty simple. Big breath in. Lips around the straw. Blow out for about 5 seconds and I'm going to show it to you. Okay. Like I said, this one's voluntary. Not move the evidentiary breath test. It's like blowing up a balloon. So, just big breath in as big as you can. I'm going to just like I said, big breath in. You got to put your lips tightly around the straw and you're going to blow out through the straw for about 5 seconds. and then I'll show it to you. Okay. Cuz you said it's voluntary. It is voluntary. This just can prove to me that you're being honest. Okay. Big breath in and blow through the straw. Lots of air. It's not hot. Hold on. It's not even registering. You got to take a big breath in. Okay. Blow out like it's a big balloon. Big breath in. Go ahead. Whenever you're ready. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. You are 21 and the legal limit is 08. Do you think you'd be above or below 08? Above. You think you'd be above it? I don't know. Okay. I appreciate your honesty. I hope you're not above it to be honest. Yeah. But I'm going to show it to you. It's It's thinking there for a minute. Have your friends been drinking more or less than you? They've been drinking more. Even more. So, you're the most sober person in the car? Yes, I am. Okay. Takes a second to think, especially when it's cold. All right. It says you're.13. Hello. Good evening. Hi. Good evening. My name is Deputy Olen. I'm with the sheriff's office. This is being recorded. You got your driver's license there. I'll take that first. Is it Dafany? Yes. Where are you headed to tonight, Daffany? I'm heading back to Okay. Yeah. Here's um the registration. I don't know if it's that one or this one. That one looks newer. Now, the reason I'm chatting with you is because of the stop sign you just went through. What are we supposed to do with stop signs? I'm sorry. Just stop. Don't worry. Right. Stop all the way. Yes. You did unfortunately did a really bad job of stopping. I apologize. Are you distracted in the car? What's going on? I'm going um This is the spot. I'm pretty sure. Oh, yeah. Let's take a peek at that. Yeah. Yeah. What you guys been up to tonight? We just been I just picked her up and hit him up right now. Okay. Yeah. Any partying tonight? They did. Not me. Not you. You just wear that for the fun of it. I went with them just to take care of it. Oh, okay. Anything to drink while you were out? No, I'm DB tonight. Okay. Yeah. Anything to drink earlier in the evening? No, I'm good. I just picked them up right now. I picked him up in some Gotcha. Again, I apologize for myself. Okay. Problem is that's I I guess people don't care about stop signs anymore, but when you rush through intersections like that, you're likely to get in car wrecks and hit pedestrians. Those are both bad things. Okay. You said you haven't had anything to drink earlier today. Would it be okay if I checked your eyes real quick? Just right where you're sitting. Can you see my finger right here? Follow with your eyes. Okay. Don't move your head. Okay, Daffany, we're going to start over. Let's be honest, okay? You've had something to drink tonight. So, what happens is reason I check your eyes cuz your eyes react involuntarily after you consume alcohol. Scary. That's okay. Why are you scared? Am I a scary guy? No, I just like I just stressful. I I get like when I when I see pop cops, I get a little scared. Okay. You know, I just I've seen a lot on Tik Tok and I get a little scared. Well, you could have you might have seen me on TikTok, but if you did, you wouldn't be scared of me. Uh so, my job is make sure people uh if they've been drinking and driving, make sure they're safe. How much did you have earlier in the evening? I You haven't had a lot. I'm just scared. No, I haven't had I'm just a little scared anymore because every time I get I get I have to really eat in general. I think I'm disoriented. Okay. And I just get really busy because I've had a lot of problems with my family. I promise you I'm just a little anxiety. Okay. Okay. So, my concern So, are you're going to stick with the the idea that you have have zero to drink tonight? I didn't have just a little. Okay. Here's the thing. If you're honest with me, because so far we haven't been completely honest with you. I think we could agree with that, right? If you're honest with me, I can do my job quicker. You don't have to worry about any of this. Okay. Now, when you say you've had a little to drink, what is a little? Just like one one or two one or two. Oh, okay. When did you stop drinking? When I stopped drinking? Yes. Um I think 12:14 was like 4 hours. No, no, like 3 and a half. Okay. Okay. So, a while ago. It was a little bit. Okay. So, my job is to ask if you do some voluntary field sobriety tests. Would that be okay? Do you have a code or something? Um, I think this is very good. Yeah, we could do that. I I want to make it as quick and painless as we can. Sorry. I like Can I see? Well, the other thing is I'm going to turn my lights off so they're not bothering you or anything like that. That'll kind of reduce the anxiety level, right? Would it be okay if we did those tests? Yeah, it's fine. Okay. Why don't you grab that coat cuz I definitely want you to stay warm. And you're 21, right? Okay. Looks like it was just your birthday in November. Yes. Well, happy 21. Thank you. [Music] And you can leave the heat going for them so they don't get too cold. anything like that. Zip that up so you stay nice and warm. There you go. All right, step on out here. Come over here. I'm going to turn these lights off so they're not flashing the shut your door so they don't get too cold. All right, stand right over here where my flashlight's at. Okay, Daffany, I promise I'll make this as quick as I can. Okay. I'm glad you had a coat to put on. I'm not even wearing my coat and I'm cold. So, uh, part of my questions is, do you have anything that keeps you from walking or balancing? Any injuries or anything like that? No. Okay. My cat ran out from my house when we were leaving and I did like roll my ankle as I was going down the stairs just because I didn't have my glasses on and I needed to see and drive. I understand. Um I missed a step and I did roll my ankle earlier so that's the only thing that's like but does it feel okay right now? I It's hurting a little bit just because you know I felt pretty bad and yeah you seem to be standing pretty solid right now so we'll keep we'll take that into consideration. Uh, any medications that you're on that you should be driving with? No, nothing I shouldn't be driving with. Okay. Any marijuana or any other illegal drugs tonight? No. No. No. Nothing like that. Okay. The first thing would be I need to test your eyes now that we're uh out of the car here. Yeah. Let's do this. Let's have Let's switch positions. There you go. Can you take your glasses off? Are you still able to see my pen here? It's a little bright. Can you see the tip of the pen here where my finger's moving? Yeah. All I need you to do is follow with your eyes. Okay. Don't move your head. Does that make sense? Yeah. You can blink as much as you need to. Heat. Heat. Okay, this summer go up. Okay, so for this next one, we got nobody around us here. What I'd like you to do is imagine a straight line out in front of you here. On that straight line, I want you to put your left foot on it and your right foot in front touching your heel to your toe just like I am. Can you do that for me right now? So, right foot in front, hands at your side. Go and get in that position for me as best you can. A certain amount of steps or does it not matter? I need you to get in that position and I'm going to tell you how to do the whole thing. Okay. So, first thing, got to have that right foot forward and then hands at your side. And don't move from this position till I tell you to begin the test. Does that make sense? When I tell you to begin the test, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down your line, touching your heel to your toe. Each step, you're going to count out loud. On your ninth step, you're going to uh keep your front foot planted, step out with your back foot, turn around 180°, and you're going to do nine more heel to toe steps down your line. I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay? So, pay close attention. Stay in that position for me as best you can. You're going to start again with your right foot forward, hands at your side. Look at your toe. And I want you to count your steps out loud just like this. One, two, three. I took three, but you're going to continue to nine. Does that make sense? Yes. On your ninth step, leave that front foot planted. Step out with your back foot. Pivot on that lead foot. Taking a series of small steps. And nine more. One, two, three. I took three. Yes. But you're going to do nine. Yeah. Okay. Don't stop or pause the test once you start. Any questions? No. Going to begin whenever you're ready. 5. Hands on your legs. There you go. Looking at your toes. Okay, for this last one, it's called the one leg stand. Just stand your feet together. We're getting towards the end. I promise we'll get you all warmed up after that. Just don't move from this position till I tell you to begin. Okay? When I tell you to, you can do this with either foot. I don't care. left or right. You're going to pick your foot up so it's about 6 in off the ground, parallel to the ground. Legs going to be straight. Arms are going to be at your side. I want you to uh count out loud. You're going to count 1,00 1, 1,002, 1,003. You're going to keep going until I tell you to stop. Okay. Okay. Now, remember, your foot's going to be about 6 in off the ground. Straight leg, parallel, hands at your side. Don't stop or pause. Any questions? We're on a downhill. Is it okay? Yeah. We can face whatever way you want. Straight downhill would be fine, too. Does that feel better? Yeah, just a little bit. Any questions? No. Okay, go and begin whenever you're ready. One, two. Oh, wait. 1,00. Keep going.0000 to 1,00. Lift your foot up a little higher for me. Point your toe. 100. Keep going. Oh, sorry. Yeah. Don't stop until I tell you to. Keep counting out loud. Oh, sorry. Can I start over? Keep going. 16,000 15,000 12,000,000 16,000 17,000 15,000 9,000 Okay, go ahead and stop. The last test is a preliminary breath test. It's not the evidentary breath test. This just proves me you're being honest. I think you are. This is pretty simple. Big breath in, lips around the straw, blow out for about 5 seconds, and I'm going to show it to you. Okay. Like I said, this one's voluntary. not move the evidentiary breath test. It's like blowing up a balloon. So, just big breath in as big as you can before. I'm going to just like I said, big breath in. You got to put your lips tightly around the straw and you're going to blow out through the straw for about 5 seconds. Then I'll show it to you. Okay. You said it's voluntary. It is voluntary. This just can prove to me that you're being honest. Okay. Big breath in and blow through the straw. Lots of air. It's not Hold on. It's not even registering. You got to take a big breath in. Okay. Blow out like it's a big balloon. Big breath in. Go ahead. Whenever you're ready, keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. You are 21 and the legal limit is 08. Do you think you'd be above or below 08? Above. You think you'd be above it? I don't know. Okay. I appreciate your honesty. I hope you're not above it to be honest. Yeah. But I'm going to show it to you. It's It's thinking there for a minute. Have your friends been drinking more or less than you? They've been drinking more. Even more. So, you're the most sober person in the car? Yes, I am. Okay. Takes a second to think, especially when it's gold. All right. It says you're.13. So, you're over the legal limit right now. Unfortunately, you were right. I was wrong. Uh, you are under arrest for DUI right now. You need to put your hands behind your back. Both hands. I'm going to lock these so they don't get any tighter on you. Won't slip off. You got really tiny wrist, too. That's a lot of clicks. Okay. Do you think your friends have someone they can call? Someone so that's actually sober that can come get them? I can ask them. Is it okay to ask them? Well, we're going to work on that. First things first, I got you in handcuffs, so I have to read your rights. Okay? So, listen carefully. You are being recorded. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to the presence of an attorney during questioning. And if you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you prior to questioning if you so desire. You decide at any time to exercise these rights, not make any statements or answer any questions. Do you understand the rights I've read to you? I just need to say yes or no verbally. Okay, let's do this. Let's get you in car. Let's go back over here. Uh, anything in your vehicle that you need? A cell phone, a purse? Um, no. Well, my my uh my phone is in my car. Okay. Do you think your friend's going to let you borrow her coat? She's going to be okay with that. Yeah. Okay. Let's do this. Anything? I got to check your pockets first. You don't have any weapons or anything on you? Okay. Separate your feet and face the car for me. Nothing there. I'm just back my hands in my pocket. Okay. I'm just going to leave. I'm make sure you don't have any knives or anything. Is this your vape or something? No, my lipstick. My lipstick. Yeah. And I might even my car with that. I have your ID. Remember? Okay. Anything else you think you need? Back to me or not? Are those her keys or your keys? Those are my keys. My car keys. Okay. Do you want me to leave the keys with your passengers so they can take care of your car? Yes. Okay. Back of my hand. How long am I am I going to be there for? Well, let me ask you this. Have you ever been arrested for? Never been arrested. Good. Okay. Back of my hand. All right. So, if you sit bottom first in the car here, it'll be a little warmer and you can rotate it your legs in. Perfect. Okay. So, I've got your keys. Do you need your house keys or can they have those, too? Am I going to go back home soon or So, here's what happens. You'll have the opportunity. We haven't got there yet. whether or not you're going to jail or not. Uh if you do go to jail, you will have the ability to book bail out if you have never been arrested for DUI before. Never been arrested. Uh so then somebody can come get you. Uh it's up to you. Do you do you want them to have these or just the car key? Can I ask how much it is to bum me out? If you're uh booked for DUI, it's $1,000. Okay. And then the thing is the money is in my account. Uh-huh. Do you need your wallet or I need to send someone the money so they can go cuz they don't have the money and they and we can work on that at the jail if we get there. Okay. Do you want them to have just the car key or all your keys? Everything. Okay. Yeah. So, you need your phone out of the car. Anything else? Purse? No, just the phone and the keys. These keys? Yes. Do you want them to keep your keys or do you want the keys? I don't want it. They can keep. Okay. But you need your phone? Yes, please. Just so I can call people and ask them. Understood. Yep. As soon as she's over, she's going to fall back. Uh, yeah, eventually she will be. Okay. So, she wants you guys to have the keys, but she needs her phone. Okay. And it sounds like you guys have been drinking more than she has. So, you guys need a sober driver to get this moved out of here? Yeah, definitely. Um, you said that you guys may park that right here. Yeah, we can we can help you park it right here if you want. Okay. And then right there. Which one's her phone? She might have it. Um, I'm talking to her roommate right now. Where's her phone? I don't know where her phone is. Oh, you don't Is that her white phone right there? Have it on her. Is that her white phone right there in the phone? Okay. Yeah. Um he said that she wouldn't get out until Monday if she was booked tonight. She'll have the opportunity. She should have the opportunity to bail out if she hasn't been arrested before. She can give you guys a call. It's going to be 2 or 3 hours before we get to that point though. 2 or 3 hours from now? Yep. Okay. She's got your phone number. Yes. And then do you know I'm not sure uh what bill it cost? 1,000 bucks. She says she can help you with that. For sure. Okay. Okay. I just recording some old like please not drive like Yeah, you're on record right now. It's been recording. My phone. Oh, you can do that later. Yeah, not right now. Uh I think the deputy here probably has your phone. Yep, we've got your phone. Okay. I just want to like make a little like message like a recording to what? On my phone. You want to tell people not to drink and drive? Oh, we can do that later. Does he have your permission to move your car to a parking spot? Yeah, that's perfectly fine. Yeah, that's perfectly fine. Perfect. Then they're going to keep your keys. We're going to get the paperwork portion of this started so we can get it over with. Okay. All right. Thank you. [Music] All right. I got to put some information in here first. All right. No more cold air in here. We don't need that. Only hot air. I will try to answer as many questions as I can for you. Oh, shoot. Yep. Do you want them? Can we wait till we get to the station? Was that okay? Okay. Yep. I'll definitely make sure you get your glasses on. 91. Thanks. We're going to go to Pullman first. Okay. Step up 13. Drivers attached and MDC. Sorry, speak up a little bit, but yeah, I can hear you. Yeah, we can chat. What do you want to chat about? I have been a cop for let's see going on 14 years now I think. Yep. I did not go to school here. No ma'am. What made me come here? Yeah. The job. I do I get to meet nice people like you. I mean, we all make mistakes, but I think I can be uh we can be positive about it, right? And learn from it. Yep. They're working on Sounds like they already had a ride on the way. Yep. You're going to be just fine. So, you don't have to worry about anything. And I'm super lowkey, so I'm not going to stress you out or anything like that. Okay. Well, I'm hoping this is the first time and the last time, right? Like so we can all learn a lesson. The good news is nobody got hurt. I mean, I knew no one was going to get hurt. problem is sometimes it's out of your control. Yeah. Oh, good. I saw Okay. Sure. Well, how about next time you guys just get a lift cuz that'd be way cheaper. Well, it's it'd be a little expensive in the moment, right? But way better than this. Okay. Have I done anything to freak you out? No, no, no, no. It's like there's like a lot of Oh, where are you from? Where are you from? Okay. Well, the cops around here are really nice. Oh, yeah. As you're finding out, even if you have make a mistake, we're still going to be nice to you. It's tough. I feel for you when you're the designated driver. It's super hard to not have anything to drink. But that's that's the job, right? Yeah. Don't make the same mistakes I did. Or it's only going to be one, though. All right. Let me make some notes here. What's that? Yeah, unfortunately there's not a whole lot I can do about that. We're going to get you uh out here. I can't, unfortunately. All right, let me get a couple numbers here and we'll go inside. It'll be warmer. Your hands won't be all bound up. I promise you, you're going to be okay. Step to Paul 13. Can I get my time in custody? confirming 0023. Go ahead. Okay. Okay. Okay. Did it happen here? No, it happened. You'd have to call up that agency to figure out what happened. I can't see what happened with that. The police station, whoever you dealt with. I don't know if it was. Oh, let me get out. We'll talk about it. [Music] All right. Careful stepping out. I'm going to hold your arm so you don't trip. Watch out for that curb. Thank you. All right. Uh, so if you had an incident back home, you could contact the local agency, like the city agency where you lived, and they should be able to look it up by your name, and if they don't have any records, then you can check with the sheriff's office, but they should be able to direct you in the right direction. Oh, shoot. Let me give you your glasses. I apologize, please. Thank you. How's that? Um, the right ear is Oh, jeez. I didn't get on your ear. I'm sorry. How's that? That's good. Thank you. Better. Yes. Okay. right down here and go through the door with no window. Okay, you stand in this room. I'm going to pick you up on the other side. [Music] Hello. Good evening. All [Music] right, definitely come on through. Maybe sit in this brown chair here. Maybe you sit kind of on the front half. It won't hurt your hands in the back. You can scoot up as far as you like. We got some paperwork we're going to go over. Daffany, have you understood everything I've told you so far? Yes. I have I spoken clearly enough for you. Okay, just checking. Uh, is English your native language? Yes. Okay. Well, I guess we're using these tips today. Okay. Six. They're kid proof. I understand. Okay, perfect. So, some of the stuff in here is very procedural. There's certain things I have to tell you and ask you. Uh, some of them I've already asked you those questions. So, if I ask you a second time, it's cuz I have to. It's not that I wasn't paying attention to you or anything. First example that is I have to read your rights again. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. You have the right this time to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Uh if you're under the age of 18, anything you say can be used against you in a juvenile court prosecution for a juvenile offense and can also be used against you in adult court criminal prosecution. If the juvenile court decides you were to be tried as an adult, you have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? Yes. Okay. Listen to the statement. This statement says, "I have read or have had read to me the above explanation of my constitutional rights and I understand these rights." Is that true? Yes. Where it says signature, I'm going to write handcuffed. You're handcuffed. Later on, you're welcome to let me know and we can go back and sign if you like. It's not required, though. Listen carefully. This says, "I understand my constitutional rights. I've decided not to exercise these rights at this time. Any statements made by me are made freely, voluntarily, and without threats or promises of any kind. Is that true or false? True. Okay. I'm going to put handcuffed again. Yes. Do you have anything in your mouth? Any food particles? No. Any piercings? No. Any Do you chew tobacco at all? No. Okay. These are all questions I got to ask everybody, just so you know. But I do need to open your mouth wide. Tongue up. Tongue that way. Tongue that way. I don't see anything. Do you feel anything in there? No. Okay. Okay. I have to read this whole page to you. Okay. So, make sure you're listening carefully. I'll make sure I don't read it too fast. These are implied consent warnings for breath. This says, "Warning, you're under arrest for, and I'm checking the box for RCW4661502 or RCW4661504, driving or being in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and/or drugs. Keep listening. Further, you're now being asked to submit to a test of your breath, which consists of two separate samples of your breath taken independently to determine alcohol concentration. One, you're now advised that you have the right to refuse this breath test. And if you refuse, your driver's license permit or privilege to drive will be revoked or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least one year. And your refusal to submit this test may be used in a criminal trial. Two, you are further advised that if you submit to this test and the test is administered, your driver's license permit or priv privilege to drive will be suspended, revoked, or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least 90 days. If you're a age 21 or over, and the test indicates the alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.08 08 or more, or you're in violation of RCW4661502, driving under the influence, or RCW4661504, physical control of a vehicle under the influence, or B, under the age of 21, and the test indicates the alcohol concentration of your breath is 0.02 or more, or you're in violation of RCW4661502, driving under the influence, or RCW4661504, physical control of a vehicle under the influence. Three, if your driver's license permit, or privilege to drive is suspended, revoked, or denied, you may be eligible to immediately apply for an ignition interlock driver's license. You have the right to additional tests administered by any qualified person of your own choosing. For those not driving a commercial motor vehicle at the time of arrest, I just need you to keep your hands out of your pockets. I apologize. I'm just looking for my debit card. It's in your pocket. Yeah, I know. I just didn't know where it was. Okay. You haven't lost anything. I promise. Uh, listen carefully. For those not driving a commercial motor vehicle at the time of arrest, if your driver's license is suspended or revoked, your commercial driver's license, if any, will be disqualified. For those driving a commercial motor vehicle at the time of arrest, if you either a refuse this test or b submit to this test, and the test indicates an alcohol concentration of 0.04 or more, you will be disqualified by the Department of Licensing from driving a commercial motor vehicle. Doesn't look like you have a commercial driver's license. You just have a regular driver's license, correct? Okay. You don't drive semi-truckss. Okay. So, I read you everything here that says I have read or have had read to me the above statements. Do you agree with that? Yes. Okay. I'm going to put handcuff. The next question is after listening to all that, will you now submit to a breath test? Yes or no? Okay. Are you confused at all? Okay. Put them down. Yeah. Thank you. I'm sorry. Is that better? Can you tell me and I will make sure everything's taken care of. Try to make it as painless as possible. Okay. So, on your driver's license here, there's Do you want this all the court documents for this to be sent to that address or here in Pullman? Here in Pullman. What is your Pullman address? 11. We'll go over. Have you added that address to your DO record? No. Okay. So, you're going to you're going to need to do that. Okay. Otherwise, they're going to send it to finish. Okay. Good news is you can get online uh with their website and you can add it as a mailing address or as your permanent address. Uh and then you don't have to reprint this one. It just updates it online. It's free. That's the easiest way to do it, but you will have to update them and tell them the Pullman address. Otherwise, they will revert to your address that's on here. Um, can I get like a paper afterwards telling you where to talk to them or send it to you? You just Google Washington Department of Licensing. Okay. Super easy. And it's right on their front page. Change your address. Click. You'll You'll probably have to create an account with them. It's all free. And just keep them updated. Especially like if you're moving. So, if you move next year, just update it. That way, if there's ever an emergency, we need to get a hold of Daphne, we look you up. We know where we're at. Makes sense. Is that a normal way to spell Daphne or are there other ways? I don't know. That's just I think it I'm not sure if I've seen it other ways. It seems like I guess that's how you spell Daphne. I mean, every time I go to the cafe in Pman, like we have like the different cafes like in town. Uhhuh. Like they'll spell it with like I E. Oh, I have seen it that way. Yeah. I like that word better. Thank you. It's like more sophisticated. Less like childish. Yeah. Tell your folks good job. Come on. [Music] Okay, they've got some questions here. Some of these may not even apply to you. Uh, and some I already asked you, so we'll just go through. You can answer all of them, none of them, some of them. You just tell me. Okay. Do you have any physical impairments? No. Okay. Do you limp for any reason? No. Are you sick or injured? No. Do are you under the care of a doctor or a dentist? No. Do you take insulin for any reason? No. Are you diabetic or epileptic? No. Have you taken any medicines or drugs in the past 24 hours? Um, I take um uh what did you say you take it for again? Anything non-prescription? Okay. Are you taking your normal dose of your prescriptions? Yes. Okay. Any cocaine? No. Any marijuana? Well, sometimes, but anything in the last 24 hours? Um, 78 hours ago. 70 hours ago. Like 8 hours ago. Oh, okay. Yeah. So, you had some marijuana earlier? Like long time ago. We talked. Did you smoke, eat it? How did you consume it? Smoke. It was like the morning time. You smoked this morning? How much did you smoke? M like two heads a day. Okay, so not much. No. Okay, here's a silly question. Do you have impaired vision? That means is you my glasses. You wear glasses? Yes. Cuz the next one is do you wear corrective lenses? Yes. Yes. Were you wearing them when I stopped you? Yes. Uh if you had to guess, how many hours of sleep do you think you got last night? Eight and a half. Hey, that's very good. Yeah. Pretty high score. Uh, were you driving your vehicle this evening? Yes. Okay. Is there anything mechanically wrong with your vehicle? No. Have you been injured or involved in a collision in the past 24 hours? No. Okay. Now, listen to this question very carefully. Have you had any alcohol to drink since I stopped you? No. Okay. Uh, do you know what city you're in right now? Yes, women. Do you know the name of the county? Women. Correct. Have you been drinking alcoholic beverages this evening? Yes. Okay. What were you drinking? I drank um let's see. It was total one shot of um I don't know the name. I like took a picture of it on my phone. We talking liquor? Yes. Okay. One shot of hard liquor or was it a double shot? One shot of hard liquor. Okay. Anything else? Um, a bootleger. What is that? Is that a selzer? No. Uh, or beer. It's uh No, not beer. A malt. Oh, a malt liquor. Okay. Yes. Uh, let's see. So, one, what have you been drinking? We'll say one shot. Uh, and it was half of it cuz you called it a a bootleger. Yes. Uh, was that you said one or or half of less than half if anything because it was between multiple people. Boot leger. Bootleger. Mhm. I don't know if I'm going to spell that right. Uh, you said you had some selzers when no selzers. Okay. So, you didn't have any selzers. You had one shot and half a bootleger. Yes. Anything else? No. Okay. That was all. Uh, what was the time of your last drink? Um, let's see. We got pulled over around 12. Um, we left at 10 before that 9:30 9:45. 9:30ish. 9:30. It doesn't have to be exact. 9:30ish. Okay. Yes. 9:30 p.m. Yes. Okay. When did you start drinking? Started drinking. We got there at 8:00. Okay. 8:00 p.m. Yes. Where were you drinking? Where? Where? At my friend's apartment in the Grove. Oh, at somebody's house. Okay. Apartment. Uh apartment. Do you believe your ability to uh drive was affected by your alcohol and/or drug usage? Yes or no? I'll believe you whatever you tell me. It's like in the maybe. Maybe. I can put maybe there. Maybe. This is like the first time I've ever Okay. Yeah. Well, like we were talking about this being a learning opportunity. Yeah. Like I said, this is the first time. My guess is you've probably had this much to drink and driven in the past, right? This is not the first time. No, I don't drink this much. I'm always DD because I don't like to drink. I don't like to drink this much just because of my grades. So, this is I promise you this is the first time I drinking like this. But you can see how easy it is to have a couple drinks and then get in the car and then you get in trouble. I understand. Have you ever been arrested for DUI before? Never. No. Have you ever been arrested for anything? Um while you're an adult? You got arrested for speeding? Yes. You must been speeding a lot. Not really. No, I It happened. When was it? Maybe twice a year, but that was like months apart. Okay. Yeah. Just because one time I didn't I didn't know the speed limit. Okay. Yeah. And that's when they're like I told them, "Oh, it was 65." And they're like, "No, 65." I was like, "Oh, I didn't know." And you got arrested for that? No, I didn't get arrested. Oh, I thought you No, no, I've never got arrested. This is the first time I get arrested. Oh, I was confused. I thought you said you did get arrested for that. No, I've never gotten arrested. This is This is the first time I get arrested for something. Okay. Yeah. First and last, right? First and last. Yes. So, the rule is if you're the DD, how many drinks do you get? Zero. Not one and a half. Not one and a half. No. Were you pouring your own drinks or was somebody pouring for you? Okay. Well, that's good. Safe thing to do. Yeah. Are you going to school or just Are you working? I am an elementary ed student. Okay. How do you like that? I love it. Yeah. I find the experience with like teaching little kids and just working with them and it's it's really nice. So, do you work at the student uh the daycare center on campus? Is that different here at the schools just to kind of help out during the lunch and whatnot. So, Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Uh so, is your goal to get your teaching certificate? Well, it's like the bachelor's basically. Yeah. So, yes. Well, I wish you luck with that. I went to school thinking I was going to be a teacher. Really? Uh, and then I ended up with a math degree instead. So, well, I wanted to be a veterinarian, but it's just a lot of schooling and a lot of money. So, it is a lot of school. Let me do my second. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just get started with something. Makes sense. Does WSU have a good teaching program? Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's one of the pretty pretty good ones. So, I know they have a good vet program. Is that what brought you here? Was the vet program? Yes. But then that's when I started realizing, oh, it's a lot. I can't do it. So, it is a lot. This is my second. Is it six years it takes at least? It's six to eight. Six to eight. Six to eight. That doesn't sound fun. It is nothing. Are you working while you're going to school or just full-time student? I work. I shouldn't eat. I shouldn't eat. And the first uh two weeks I started eating I started working there. I ate like every single No, stop. And then I got sick of it. I was like, I can't eat churros no more. Are you just not going to eat anything there? No, I I'll eat your Oh gosh. Oh my gosh. Oh, that gets you in trouble. All that stuff is so good. But none of it's good for you. No. Okay. After we check your mouth, we have to wait 15 16 minutes. Uh, and we're almost done with that. And then I got to type some information into the instrument here. Okay. So, bear with me. Did I observe you the entire time? Yes, I did. Did the subject smoke, vomit, or put anything in their mouth? No. Do you agree with that? Yes. I should have asked if I could put on my PJs. No. No PJs. We always use slits in the car. Oh, yeah. You mean they're in your car? Okay. In the car? Yes. Am I going to be one of this? What's that? Am I going to be putting one of those? So, this is Pullman. These are holding cells. This isn't jail. Uh, so if we take you uh to jail, you have to go to Kfax to do that. Oh, but don't worry, it's super chill, too. I'm not terrified of the dark there. No, you won't be in the dark. Don't worry about it. That's That's not uh how that works. I mean, we can turn the lights off if you want. No, cuz it doesn't get dark dark. Uh like sometimes people just take a nap in there or something. They don't want the lights on. I sleep with the lights on. My TV on. You sleep with the lights on? My TV on. My TV. My TV is my light. What would you like me to put for ethnic group? Hispanic. I can do that. It marked female gender. Is that accurate? I can't assume anybody's gender anymore. Okay. So the instrument's going to make some noise while it checks itself. What happens is it checks itself. Takes a couple minutes. Then you do the breath. Two. You have to have one for each breath. What's going to happen is you got to take a much bigger breath this time. So big breath in. You're going to fill up your lungs. Stick your belly out so you fill up your diaphragm with air. And then when it's time to blow through the tube, you make sure your lips are tight around the tube. And then you're going to blow out. You don't have to blow out a large amount of air. Just a steady stream of air. Okay? Okay. So, it's going to be a big breath in and you're going to keep going till I tell you to stop. Okay? But we're going to make sure you blow out all the air out of your uh lungs. All right. Be time for the first test. You either standing or sitting to lift you. You just got to take a big breath in as big as you can. Big breath in whenever you're ready. Breathe deep and go ahead and blow whenever you're ready. Tight lips. Blow through at least that much air. A little bit more. A little bit more air. Blow. Blow. Blow harder. There you go. Keep going. Don't stop. Don't stop. Go until you're out of air. Push all the air out of your lungs. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Push. Push. Push. Push. Push. Push. Push. Push. Push. Push. Stop. Okay. How was that? Not too bad. So, it shows me a line of how much air you're blowing. And there's just a minimum. That's why I'm telling you blow a little bit more. So, what happens now is the instrument is going to check itself again. Takes about four or five minutes. And we'll do this one. But you did just fine. After that, um, it'll check itself a third time and then it prints the results. I show them to you and explain them to you. Okay? And at that point, if you need to use a restroom or anything, we can do that. You get a drink of water, all that. Give you a little break. We'll get you out of handcuffs if you need to use the restroom. Okay, we got about five. Can you hold it for five or six minutes? Okay. What year are you in school? My third year. Okay. Classes are you taking right now? I'm taking science 230. just it's just like a extra class I'm taking because um my classes that I wanted to I can't take them this semester and that I have to wait the next semester. Yeah. Taking that one and then history and then math. That one's like a towards my program. Oh, what kind of math is it? It's 231. It's elementary like elementary school math. Yeah. So we have Yeah. We're Yeah. We're basically like pretending we're little kids learning math again. Oh, so they're teaching different ways to teach the different types of math. Oh, that's cool. Mhm. And then last one is astronomy. Okay. So, some electives this course. That's like my science. That goes towards my science classes. Yeah. Gotcha. Do you like those classes? Oh, yeah. They're pretty cool. Pretty easy. Well, I'm retaking astronomy just cuz I failed it last year. So, Oh, so you have all the answers already? Basically, same professor. No, different. Oh, dang it. That would have been too easy. I'm learning, but I'm like getting everything. So, it's pretty easy. Sometimes that happens. Mhm. Any super early classes? No. Thank God. Yeah. I I could never do early classes. I had a 8 a.m. last year and I could not do it. I had a 7 a.m. class one time. I missed it a lot. But luckily, it was math class, so I just showed up and took the test. Yeah. Yeah. Thankfully, my classes are not. Are they still doing lots of online classes or is it It depends on like your major and what classes are available. Oh, okay. Interesting. So, in your math class where are you just learning or you haven't do any like teaching to other students? No, for now it was just learning and then we do at the end of the year or semester I guess we do have to like make a little mini lesson plan and then the class. So, okay. It's not as hard as it It's not that hard, is it? No. No. It's like 10 15 minutes. Yeah, that goes by fast. Yeah. Do you know what you're going to teach them yet? Um, not yet. I know it's going to be like a like a multiplication problem and then giving them like different ways to solve it and like different um objects they can use. Okay. Oh, yeah. Like different physical. I see that a lot in school now where they have little blocks and then squares and all. I'm going I just learned the math. That's That's what we're going to basically teach. That's good cuz it's really It sucks when you get a teacher who can only teach it one way and they're like then they're at a loss cuz everybody doesn't like math. I don't like math. Well, we need better lots of math teachers or people that at least a little more comfortable with them. All right, time for the second one. Okay, big deep breath in as big as you can. Breathe in as much air as you can. And whenever you're ready, go ahead. Plenty of air. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Don't stop. You're about halfway. Push. Push. Push. Squeeze all those muscles. Get the air out. Push. Push. Push. Don't stop. Don't stop. Keep going till you're out of air. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. Oh, that's perfect. You did just like you told. So, you ran out of air. So, it has to check itself one more time. Do you want to wait for the results or do you want to use the restroom first? Okay. It'll take a minute or two before they print out, but I definitely want to keep you from the restroom. You get you get to see them either way, so you don't have to worry about that. Am I going to have to get bailed out? What's that? Bailed out. Well, you don't have to be bailed out. No, you can stay in jail till you see the judge and then you have to pay bail necessarily or you can bail out, but if you bail out, then you have to promise you're going to come back and see the judge in court date. So, those are your options. Today is Saturday. If you didn't bail out for some reason, you'd probably be able to talk to the judge on Sunday afternoon. But it sounds like your friends were trying to already work on figuring out how they're going to bail you out. And the good thing is about bail, as long as you go to your court dates and you don't have any problems, you get that money back. Okay. Because the thing is too, I know I'm going to be I have to give them my money. So then I can get Okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So if you do bail out your you'll have a court date on Monday. On Monday. and they'll give you the paperwork for it. Okay. So, you don't have to worry about remembering anything. Okay. Uh just don't miss it. No. Yeah. Yeah. I just have I have to transfer my money to them so then they can unless we can do it with like my card or something. Yeah, you can do it with your card. I just have to You'll have your phone. You'll have your card. Yeah. The only thing is I already put my my max in it. So, after having a bit of a drink and then transfer, come back. Okay. Mhm. So, your breath uh there's the first one, there's a second one. Each uh breath sample is tested two different ways. 117, 114, 119, and a 118. Okay. So, they use the lowest number, so the 114 is going to be your official number. Still over the legal limit, which I'm not surprised. I'm going to give you an autograph copy of this. My autograph is not worth anything, so don't try to uh do anything with it. 126. still. Uh, would you like to use the restroom now? Yes, please. Okay. Because you're over legal limit, you are going to get booked into jail. So, this process is going to take another drive you there 30 minutes, probably at least another hour to do the paperwork, and then they're going to work on the bailout process. So, it's probably at least a couple hours from getting bailed out at this point. Okay. Do you want to use the restroom right now? Yes. I can talk to like my roommate so I can talk to We're going to We'll let you work on that uh when we get to the jail. Okay. All right. Separate your fingers for me. Take these off for you. I'm going to have to put these back on when we transport you. But for now, we'll let you use the restroom. Give you some privacy. So, the buttons there on the sink, one will make the water go and one will make the uh the toilet flush. Just press them really hard, okay? And just come on out when you're done. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Come on out. All right. Before we get you back in handcuffs, I have some more papers for you. They're going to go on your property. We talked about the suspension of your driver's license. Okay. If you'd like to appeal that and request a hearing with D, you're going to have to use this form. Okay? There's a fee and you have to request it within a certain amount of time. Uh, this is going to go with you. Uh, you currently have a valid license as far as I saw. So, that means it's valid for 30 days from the date of your arrest. They're going to send your information to the address that's on file with DO. So, if you don't want to send it to Topnish, you got to get on and update it to Pullman. Okay. You have to do that. Okay. As soon as I get out. Yeah. As soon within a couple days would be fine. Uh, and they're going to give you all the address stuff on here, too. Don't lose this. It's going to go with you. Give that to someone or can I just All the instructions are on here. I'm going to check the box saying I've given that to you. This is your notice of a right to a hearing. That's that paperwork. It says I've been given written notice of my right to a hearing, including the steps required to obtain a hearing and understand that the notice of suspension, revocation, or denial of the license will be mailed to the address of record on file with the Department of License. So, make sure you update it with them if it's not accurate. signature right there just stating that you got the that paper or that I gave it to you and if you could date next to it 126 for me. Perfect. Put you back in handcuffs so we can get going and get you out on your way to going home. Right. That's the [Music] plan. All right. Make sure these are double lock so they don't tighten up on you. Come on. One more. All right. And we're going to go out the way we came in. Right through that door. I'll be a gentleman on for you. All right. Wait here. I'll pick you up on the other side. [Music] Well, thank you for letting me use your office. Did you see that? I don't think they looked you into the issue that we caused about the public defenders not answering their phones. Well, I kind of brought that up, but what was the So, I sent an email on the air and I just mentioned it. was like, "Hey, we couldn't get a hold of it. It's a common problem." And I mean, it was I was nothing I said was untrue, but then he forwarded it to Dennis and Dennis forwarded it to all the defenders and I was like, "It's not Oh, no. Well, I sent an email to Dennis and I left a message on Sy's voicemail, which probably was not very professional." Uh, but yeah, it was So, Dennis got two emails. Unacceptable. Yeah. Well, and that's cuz I mean immediately they gave us a new list. But yes, cuz I rose a stink cuz I was like, "This is ridiculous." I think we spent like 45 minutes trying to get the guy an attorney. Well, that's what I said. I mean, my email was too erroneous going to all the people, I probably would have said. Right. Right. Okay. Thank you. All right, come on through. I'm going to put my arm on your elbow again. How are your glasses down? I'm falling down too much. We'll get the heater going. It's a warm night, isn't it? No, it's not. I know. This is just being silly. I know. All right, bottom first. Again, it's easiest way to get in there. Okay, now we're going to get your seat belted in. This a little bit teamwork cuz you have to pinch it with your chin. Okay. So, pinch that with your chin. You got it. Yep. Don't move. I'm going to go around and pick it up. Oh boy, that's bright. All right, let go. I'm just going to grab his seat belt here. There we go. Let's get that heat pumping. All right, here we [Music] go. Okay, so the only upside to going to jail is you get to pick the radio station. What do you want to listen to? Anything but country. Anything but country. Uh, rap, R&B, pop. Oh, okay. Now, sometimes it's not like the clean version of these songs. I don't want to offend you. Okay. What's that? whatever's on the radio. Some days it's a pop day, some day it's a rap day. I listen to rock. All right, let's get this going. The sooner we get going, the sooner it's over with, right? Step 125 MDC. You got to speak up. What's that? My name's Chris. I don't care. I introduce myself normally as Deputy Olan, but at this point, it's okay. You can know I have I'm a person. I have two names. You're not going to hurt my feelings. Some guys are super formal about it and they want to be called Deputy Old. Whatever. You'll forget it. It don't matter. Well, I just hope you learn from it. What's that? At the jail. Yeah. So, what happens is they'll get you changed out into a uh jumpsuit and they'll body scan you. That's what everybody does. It's like uh you know when you go to the airport, you get body scanned. Oh. Uh so they'll change into jumpsuit and flip-flops. Uh then they'll body scan you to like a little baby X-ray. And uh after that, they will as soon as they get my report, they will start booking in. And if you want to bail out, they'll start work on bailing you out. Well, they got a bunch of questions they got to ask you. Make sure they have your up-to-date address and things. Uh then once they get you through the booking in process and they have my documents, that's when they bail you out. Uh or that's when you start bailing out. They will sometimes they can do that ahead of time. Sometimes they have to wait a little bit longer. Uh, in the meantime, they just have you sit in a cell and it's the lights are on and everything, so you don't have to worry about that. You'll be by yourself. You won't be in a cell with anybody. Yeah. So, don't worry about that. Are you feeling the warm air back there? Good. Got the music back up. Okay. man. You guys are quick. You're quick. You want to undo your seat belt from that side? No, that side. All right. The officer's going to undo your seat belt and we're going to get you out the other side. Yes. Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah. Because I I have um he's a credit union. Yeah. And they have six per month. And I already use all these counter. Yeah. Take your handcuffs off here. When I'm done taking your handcuffs off, just take your sweatshirt off and your shoes. And if you have socks on and you can put those flip-flops on. Thank you. Wait, my socks have to come up, too. Huh? My socks have to come up, too. Yeah. So, when we come in here, you have to take your socks and all your underwear off and stuff. And then, uh, once we're done scanning you, we can put them back here. Put that up here. There you go. Thanks. Do you need an idea? Trying to get done with all that. My scanner is not cooperating. No. Do you have your debit card in your pocket still? Take that back out. Yep. Yep. Everything has to come out of your pocket. So, if you have anything, the rest was in your coat. Uh there's a there was a lipstick in my back pocket. Yep. It's in your coat. That's perfect. All right. Grab your jumpsuit. You head into the restroom here. You get all your jewelry off, your underwear, all that off. Put the jumpsuit on. And then when you're done, just come on out. Okay. That's a little confusing. You probably want her jewelry to come out out here. Yeah. So she's not trying to drop them in there and [ __ ] Next time. Yeah. Come out. Like you have to go like like fully immediately. Yep. Just so Dany, just all you're going to be wearing is the jumpsuit and the flip- flops and nothing else. Yes, ma'am. Do you want to come out and take the jewelry off first? I don't want you to drop in. Can you just put it up here on the counter? Yep. I'll put it in. Does that make sense? It's just going to be the jumpsuit and the flipflop. To take off most of my jewelry cuz I just never normally they have twist ends on them. You don't you don't probably take them in and out very often, but here we have to. Never. That's why we've already decided this going to be a one. Oh, that's okay. As long as we don't lose it. One and done situation. If you got people coming to bail you out, you'll be able to come back in real easy. There's a little bag you can put your stuff in there. You don't lose it. Pick those up before we lose them. That works. Do you have a lot of piercings in your ear? I just got these done a couple days ago, so it hurts. Well, they shouldn't be out for too long. That's the That's the good news. I can't take it off. Nope. If it can't come out, it's okay. Okay. I know the first ones can't come off, but the second ones and the helix can't come out, they they're going to hurt really bad. Okay. But are these okay to stay? Do they come out? They're going to hurt really bad. I can try, but they're going to hurt really bad. We got to have you try at least. If you try and you don't come, you're good. Thought we took the faces down. No, that was a glitch. Whatever. I'm done trying to help people. All right. If they're not coming out, you can. If they're not coming out, any other piercings? That one on your eyebrow right there. Does that one? Oh, yes. Let me take this one. So, is that the the commander that didn't want people recording that or No, it's our front office doesn't want them to because they have to redact every frame. That's so it'd be nice if they just turned that TV off, but your boss thinks it's very important to have on. I don't know why it's there. See, everybody but your boss has no clue why it's there. I mean, it helps for property numbers for property bins. Absolutely. I get that. But otherwise, keep it off. We have a many other places we can find out. So, you're going to head in, get changed. No underwear, no bra. Just the jumpsuit and the flow tops. Bring all the clothes out when you're done changing. Okay. All right. So, I don't care. I told them both. I was like, "Listen, I'm trying to help. Can we do something?" And then I came in the next week and the pictures were all gone. That was some sort of glitch, I guess, with the TV that was not intentional. Well, the pictures were up. The pictures were up in our office, but they weren't in here. I think it was something with the TV itself. Whatever. I don't care. I mean, I feel bad for a records gals, but yeah, obviously people don't want to make other people's lives easier. So, yeah, nobody's trying to make things better around here, so I'm done trying. You going to Atlanta? We'll see. Or Georgia? Mhm. Is Atlanta in Georgia? I'm My southern state geography is not the capital of Georgia. Sweet. But you're not going to Atlanta? No. No. No. North. Hopefully north. I'm applying to Cherokee County, which is Is that where you were from? Mhm. Yep. Okay. Place called Canton Police. Do they pay? Okay. Like 60 starting out. Oh, that's not bad. I thought I thought it'd be less than that. It's like the size of like Pullman. Oh, okay. Yeah. So, I'm in the the backgrounds with them right now. Oh, well, good luck. Yeah. I wish you the best. So, is your family still over there? Mhm. Okay. My whole family, actually. Oh, no one's out here. Just me? Did you do a bunch of flying back and forth to see family? Yeah. Oh, that's that's not a short flight. 6 hours. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I did. It'd be nice. I mean, I love working here. It's very nice. Yeah. But if you don't want to be here forever, then roads. Well, yeah. Ah, okay. And then just put your clothes in that bin right there. You see that room right there? Follow me. Put your tippy toes right on that yellow line. Yep. And he look at that target. Log on there. No, I am not. You are. I I do it. I think I have a login. I don't know what it is. There's no reset password button. So I don't want to turn her glasses on or off. Uh it doesn't matter. Oh, okay. I'm not. Hm. They go on either foot. So, don't worry about it. They can go on both feet. They're unif. They don't look correct. What? They're just bent one way or the other. Okay. But they're not shaped any different. What's your middle name, Jesse? Jasmine. How do you spell it? J A S M I [Music] N. Okay. Look right at that red dot that's in front of you. Okay. Set up onto the little feet markers. Keep your hands to your side with your palms facing backwards. Palms facing backwards behind you. Look, look at his uh hands. Just how I'm doing. No worries. Stay still. Okay, gentlemen. You just got to go do some paperwork. So, when he's all done, I'll bring you out right here. Once it's all done, I'll bring you out and you can do a phone call and I'll do all that good stuff. Okay, Daffany, there's some pillows and blankets in there for you. I wish you luck with all this. Okay, I forgive you, but let's not do this again. Okay, good luck with everything else. Thank you. [Music] [Music]
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