This clip documents the decisive seconds that lead to a roadside DUI arrest south of Santa Fe on December 28 2024. After repeated warnings about unsafe driving, deputies finally tell Pamela Moreno she is “not safe to be driving.” Pamela answers with a profanity—“F*** you”—and the officer responds: “Turn around, you’re going to jail.” Moments later, inside the patrol car, deputies try to calm her: “Take a couple deep breaths and listen.” The formal words follow—“You are under arrest for driving under the influence”—confirming the DUI arrest. This sequence highlights how officers stay procedure‑driven even when a suspect is verbally hostile. Viewers see the clear progression: traffic violation ➜ field interview ➜ final warning ➜ cuffs ➜ Miranda‑style advisement of the DUI arrest. For drivers who think a quick insult or refusal can reset the stop, this footage shows it can instead seal the decision to detain. The clip also demonstrates why deputies ask for cooperation inside the back seat, where body cams still record every breath and word. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. We post real body‑cam encounters to promote transparency, education, and safer roads. If firsthand policing footage helps you understand the law, like, comment, and subscribe—new shorts arrive weekly. #DUIArrest #BodyCamFootage #TrafficStop

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