The Friendliest DUI Arrest You'll Ever Watch | Bodycam

black SUV drift over the centre line again and again along SE Walton Boulevard in Bentonville, Arkansas — including twice through Rainbow Curve. He stopped the vehicle in a dealership lot and met the driver, Brooke Teague. What follows is one of the friendliest DUI stops you'll ever see: nobody yells, nobody resists, and the officer is warm with her the entire time. She told him she'd had one drink — a Miller Lite — and that her shift at JJ's Grill had ended at 10:30 PM. She agreed to the field sobriety tests without hesitation, and failed all three: six of six clues on the eye test, six-plus on the walk-and-turn, and three on the one-leg stand. During the vehicle inventory, officers found suspected vomit in the centre cupholders. At the station she agreed to a breath test. The result: .14% — nearly double Arkansas's legal limit. This is the full breakdown of what the report documented, and why being polite never changes the number. Does this change how you picture a DUI arrest? 👇 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to She Bodycam — real cases, real records, told with the facts. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – This is a DUI arrest 0:45 – 📍 The drift on SE Walton Blvd 3:00 – “One Miller Lite” 5:15 – Test 1: the eyes (6 of 6) 6:55 – Test 2: walk and turn 7:20 – Test 3: one leg stand 8:45 – What they found in the cupholders 9:20 – The breath test: .14% 10:00 – Being polite doesn't change the number ⚠️ DISCLAIMER Based on the Bentonville Police Department arrest report and released body-worn camera footage. Charges described are allegations; the driver is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law, and no court disposition is reflected in the available records. Observations attributed to the officer reflect what is stated in his written report. For news, education, and commentary only. Never drive impaired