Sergeant Cooper is sitting near 850 Sunset Drive when two mopeds catch his attention. The woman makes an illegal U-turn right in front of him. The man comes flying down the sidewalk carrying a power tool and nearly wipes out. Both reek of alcohol. What follows is one of the most emotional DUI arrests you will see. The man can barely stand, can't get into starting position for the walk-and-turn after three separate demonstrations, and breaks down crying during the one-leg stand. When the sergeant reads the implied consent notice, he turns to his wife and asks "Babe, what do I do?" Both refuse the breath test. Both go to jail. The man was charged with D.U.I. Alcohol, Improper or Erratic Lane Change, Driving on Sidewalk, and Driver Exercise Due Care. He pled guilty to the DUI charge and accepted a nolo plea conviction on the sidewalk charge. The remaining charges were dismissed. The woman was charged with D.U.I. Alcohol, Driver Exercise Due Care, Improper or Erratic Lane Change, and Open Container Violation. She pled guilty to the DUI charge. The remaining charges were dismissed.