A woman is found unconscious behind the wheel of a running vehicle that has rolled into a building. Officers from a West Palm Beach, Florida agency respond to what begins as a welfare call — and rapidly becomes a DUI investigation. In this episode, we analyze the bodycam footage frame by frame, examining the probable cause indicators, Miranda rights advisement, Florida's implied consent law, the subject's refusal of field sobriety testing, and the legal question of whether she had the right to recant that refusal before arrest. She was ultimately charged with DUI and sentenced to one year of probation. Key legal issues covered: - Florida DUI law — "actual physical control" of a vehicle - Miranda v. Arizona — rights advisement while potentially impaired - Florida's implied consent statute (§ 316.1932) - South Dakota v. Neville — refusal as admissible evidence - Search incident to arrest — United States v. Robinson Grades: Primary Officer — B+ | Subject — C+ | Department — B All footage used in this video was obtained through public records. Analysis is provided for educational purposes only. This is not legal advice. #BodycamFootage #DUI #PoliceBodycam #LegalAnalysis #AuditTheAudit #FloridaLaw #ImpliedConsent #MirandaRights

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