On March 29, 2025, Deputy Christian Rausch stopped Levi Trumbull in Frederick County, Maryland, sparking a tense DUI arrest confrontation after Levi blew a perfect 0.00 on the station breathalyzer. - A sudden traffic stop on Route 355 quickly escalates as the deputy suspects Levi of driving under the influence. - Levi rejects the subjective roadside field sobriety exercises but repeatedly predicts he will blow a clean 0.00. - The deputy proceeds with the arrest anyway, claiming that even blowing zeroes on the test would not matter. - The station breathalyzer registers a 0.00 blood alcohol level, instantly verifying Levi's bold roadside claims. - Levi invokes his Miranda and Fifth Amendment rights, effectively shutting down a backup drug recognition evaluation. - Both traffic citations are dismissed on May 8, 2025, after the deputy fails to show up in court. This dramatic bodycam encounter exposes the high stakes of roadside investigations, showing what happens when objective science completely contradicts officer suspicion and how asserting constitutional rights can change the entire direction of a police stop. What concerns you more: the deputy arresting Levi before administering the chemical test, or continuing the drug evaluation after he blew 0.00? Let us know in the comments, and subscribe for more breakdown videos! 00:00 Red Light Stop 01:28 Sobriety Questioning 04:37 Refusing Field Tests 05:30 The DUI Arrest 08:22 Vehicle Search 12:45 Station Breathalyzer 14:14 Blowing Zero 16:44 Rights Invoked 19:03 Court Outcome #Bodycam #DUIArrest #PoliceVideo #FrederickCounty #TrafficStop #PoliceBodycam #Casepoint #CasepointHQ

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