A routine traffic stop turns serious when a driver admits to “two drinks” and officers begin roadside sobriety testing. As instructions are given, a possible language barrier complicates communication—and the driver struggles through balance tasks, including removing heels for the walk test. The passenger grows concerned, and officers move toward practical next steps, coordinating pickup after processing. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video contains publicly available law enforcement bodycam footage used for commentary, education, and public awareness. Faces and sensitive details may be blurred. This content is not legal advice. 💬 Question: When testing is confusing due to language, should officers pause and use an interpreter—or continue for safety?

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