511. I'll be out with the Tesla in North Bahama Drive. Hey. Hey. 51. The Tesla just took off. [Music] Turn off the vehicle. Sheriff's office. Hands out of the window. >> Both hands. >> Both hands out of the window. Stay right [ __ ] there. Don't move. >> Don't move. Turn off the vehicle. >> Turn off of the vehicle. Turn it off. >> Okay. Okay, >> 511. I'll wait for backup. I'm going to hold here here at uh gunpoint. >> We're at the stop sign on the corner of Indies Drive and Jamaican Street. Jamaica Street. Why are you running from me? Why are you running? Don't get out of Stay in the [ __ ] vehicle right now. Stay in the vehicle, ma'am. Just stay in the vehicle and keep your hands out of the window. Just stay there for now. Why are you sheriff's office? Ma'am, you need to stay right there. Both hands out. Both head. Stay in the [ __ ] vehicle. She's getting out. >> Come here. Come here. Stand in front of my [ __ ] patrol vehicle right now. Right now, ma'am. >> Sorry. What are you accusing me of? >> Ma'am? [Music] >> Yeah. You need to come over here right now. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm telling you to. You're running from me. >> I did not. I'm right here. >> Yeah. Now you are. >> So what do you >> Ma'am? >> What do you mean? >> Do you need me to peppers spray you? You need to get over here right now. >> For what? >> Turn around. >> For what? >> 51. She's refusing to comply. Get Hey. Get out of the vehicle. >> You got me [ __ ] up, bro. I own this. >> Actively resisting. >> Get out of the [ __ ] >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Take it off. [Music] 51. I'm in pursuit again. [Music] [Music] 51. We're taking a left, a right on Jamaican Street. [Music] Taking a left on North Bomb Drive. [Music] We're stopped again. >> Turn off the vehicle. Serve it. Dude, I know the police stopped me over. >> Oh my god. God. They're arresting me. >> Stop resisting. >> What the hell? Dude, what are you doing? >> Don't [ __ ] resist. >> What are you doing, dude? You didn't even know me. Dad arresting me. >> Stop resisting. >> Dad. Dad. Get on your dad. They had me on the floor. Dad. Dad. I don't know what I did. What am I doing? What are you doing this? >> What did I say? >> Why are you doing this? Why are you doing this? >> Wait. My cat is in the car. Why are you doing this? >> Okay, let go of your phone. >> No, I'm not. My dad is on the phone and he's >> Hey. >> Hey. >> You are not going to kick me. This is not okay. Get your leg over here and turn over. >> She's actively fighting still. [Music] >> What happened? What? Good. Yeah. Okay. We're right here. I go up to try to walk up to her. She sees me. She takes off. I'm throwing my lights and starts speeding like 60 mph through the neighborhood. Then she took off again. >> Oh, my face hurts. >> I'm I'm sure a lot right now. >> No. This is what happens when you flee and then you kick me. >> I didn't flee and I didn't kick you. So those lights and sirens mean nothing. We're just out here. >> I can call my father. >> No. No. >> He owns the island. >> 111. You can release the air. >> Call my father. >> I'm not calling your dad. >> Then what are you going to >> How old are you? How old are you? >> I'm 24. >> Okay. 24. We don't need to call your dad. >> Yeah, you're right. And you're not going to take me in either. >> Get down. >> No, I'm not. Sorry. You are not going anywhere. >> Oh my god. Why would you do that? >> I made the speed report just to let you know. I did 86 getting here. >> I think it's more than warranted. >> I think my dad's going to come right here. >> You could have killed someone. >> Yes, you could. >> Yeah, I could have killed you, too. But you're alive, right? >> Okay. And my dad's going to be here right now to tell you freak. >> Listen, until you slow your ass down. >> Can you talk to my dad? >> No, I'm not talking to your dad. You're a You're a 24year-old adult. >> You want to try out? >> I'm on his property. I don't really care. >> Oh my god. Is in the car. >> Biminy and North Bahamas. >> You need to notify him. I don't need to notify anyone. You're an adult. >> Can you not? >> I'm not notifying anyone. >> You want to put her in the back? >> Wait, what's happening? >> She said one. I can smell it. >> Yeah, I know. >> What did I do? >> You ran from me. >> You one. You ran. >> That's one. >> Two. >> You ran from what? >> Him. How much? You know what? I'm not even going to ask you any questions. All right. You got her. I'm going to go ahead and pat her down. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. >> Pat me down, >> please. >> Okay. >> Wait. I need the whole >> go pat me down. Everything. >> William Bloodworth. Call him. >> William. >> All right. Just hold her. I don't I don't trust him. How are you? Good. >> Call. >> No. I'm 24 years old. I am not calling your dad. >> I'm here on my dad's property. You're in the middle of the road. >> Yeah. What did I do, bro? >> Okay. For the third time, you fled. >> I dropped my black and my >> You ran too. >> Who ran to? >> Do you have anything on you? That's >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Well, >> don't act all shocked. >> Oh, no. I just like I'm shocked this happened. >> Okay. Well, Port Attack Quebec uniform Mike Romeo28 Q M R28 great sauce let's dance >> please call my dad >> no I listen >> no I need my dad here before you do anything to me >> no that's not how this works you're 24 years old turn around >> I don't care adrenaline rush >> I didn't do anything wrong and I need my dad here >> so can we even do the >> you don't need your dad I didn't do anything wrong. >> Why are you doing this? >> Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. >> We have an RP that said she was intoxicated. I find her parked right here. >> I put my spotlight, try to walk up to her, she sees me, rolls up the window and takes off. I throw my lights and she's going like 60 swerving in between running stop signs and then she gets out of the vehicle. I have her taser point. I'm telling her like just stay there. She gets out >> and then she runs back in the vehicle, rolls up the window, and then takes off flying even faster. Like he >> uh he's the police. >> I didn't know that. >> I I only told you 10 times. >> He didn't sign anything. >> Did you see this? >> He didn't do that. >> Did you see this? >> He Oh, no. Cuz I can hear his sirens on the radio. >> Do that. >> If I saw that, I would act another time too after. Is it two counts of fleeing in a >> I know that's where it was. >> Oh, you are not doing this. >> You're lucky I didn't tase you. I swear. >> Lean against the car. >> What? You guys, what are you doing to me? Why? >> No. What are you doing to yourself? >> Why? >> What do you want to do? And what do you need me to do? >> We got fleeing the looting, reckless driving. >> I want to do a DUI investigation. >> I don't even I'm at least going to give her the chance. >> Yeah. >> You going to do the field soiety exercise? >> Take off the first time. >> Can I talk to my >> here? Let me read her. Miranda, >> what? >> No, you're not. >> Let me talk to my father. >> You're not talking to anyone right now. >> No. >> She was on the phone with the father, so let's be careful. >> Okay. Yeah, >> we have battery in LEO. Did she kick you? >> She tried. She didn't get me. >> You're backing up the charge. >> Do I have to read her? Miranda, >> you need to talk to mother and stop holding me like this. >> You're 24 years old. You're an adult. You don't need your >> Well, I want to ask her if she's been drinking. I mean, I can tell she has. >> Why are you doing this? >> Just ask her. She wants you to feel surprised. >> Ma'am, >> why are you doing this, dude? They're just coming from one of her houses. Are you going to do field sobriety exercises? >> What >> are you going to do? Field sobriety exercises. If you were under the influence investigation, >> I'm not under hand. He's going to fight. Ma'am, >> I'm not under the influence. Dude, my parents have three houses here. >> I suspect that you are under the influence. >> I was just in one of them and going. >> Do you want to participate in standard field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief that you're driving under the influence? >> Yes, of course I'm not. I'm not I'm not joking clean for 3 years. >> I've been clean for 3 years. >> I don't know why this is happening to me. >> There's a guy over there. I I have no idea who this guy is. [Music] >> Ma'am, >> are you going to do field sobriety exercises? Cuz I feel like you're under the >> I don't care. >> Yeah. >> Anything you want? >> Okay. >> Are you going to do field sobriety exercises, ma'am? >> I need to know if you're >> I need you to bring my dad on. >> No. No, that's not gonna happen. Ma'am, I need to know. Are you gonna do field sobriety exercises or not? Who is this now? >> That's my dad. >> Okay. Well, he's got to go. >> No, he doesn't. >> Yes. Yes. >> Dad. >> Dad. >> Dad. I've been living on this island for 3 years. Why do you do this to me now? I don't get it, dude. >> Code five. Ma'am, >> can you just talk to my dad? Don't talk to me. I'm here. I'm here. >> Code five. Ma'am, the amount of lives that you just put at risk is ridiculous. Okay, I have no sympathy for you right now. You could have easily killed someone. There are little kids that live in this neighborhood. The fact that you would run from me and go such a high speed. >> You are. You do not know how lucky you are. You didn't kill someone. >> That's how you got your empathy, right? >> All right. I don't know if we can do them, but she's resisting. >> Yeah. No, Dad. >> Debbie. >> She's resisting. I don't want to take her out of handcuffs. >> Dad, they have no reason, >> Dad. >> All right. Yeah, we're not going to do them. Is she patted down? >> I don't know. Megan, put her in. Let's go. >> Can I talk to him? >> I don't know. >> Get in. >> I don't know. >> Get in. Get in. Dad, >> we got resisting with violence. >> Um, you want to learn? >> You have a hobble. >> You didn't tell me why you're putting me in the car. >> Cuz you were going to jail. Why? >> Why? Why am I going to jail? [Applause] Why am I going? What am I doing? >> Do you want to try and see her down? >> Are you going to calm down and keep talking? >> I couldn't do that. Yes. >> Before we talk to my dad, your dad's okay to talk to her. >> Please. Just because my dad, please. >> Please. I won't move at all. >> What's her name? >> I have no [ __ ] idea. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> I am going to speed you up and I'm going to let you talk to your dad. You try to hit another one of these deputies. I won't >> and you are not talking to him. >> I won't. I just want to talk to him. >> She's getting battered on. She's already >> She's got resisting with violence. Absolutely. Oh, >> you want to smell the alcohol coming off your breath? >> No, I need to talk to my dad. >> Okay. And he's coming. >> You already You have to calm down. >> Why are they 721? You've been drinking and you were speeding >> and and now the way you've acted, you've gotten yourself in a deep hole in there. >> You're going to ask down to the point. >> There's nothing I can do. >> Just just see why. >> Calm down. I'll get down there and see you. >> I'll try to get down there. >> But you can't you can't start acting out. It's just going to get worse. >> I do. Well, you find this. I don't know anything. >> You know what? You You know what? You found >> No, I don't. What did I do? >> Wait. >> So, >> what did I come down there? >> Why are there so many lights? Why? >> You guys didn't see those lights. >> I told you over. >> They just came. >> You just got here. She got you. She got out of the car, got back in the car, took off, ran multiple stop signs. I am so happy that she didn't kill someone. >> Yeah. >> I It's It's a blessing in disguise. >> Um just you don't mind walking and show me what they >> What's happening? You were speeding and drinking. That's what's happening. >> That's 413 arrival. Nothing I can do about it. >> This is not the place you come down here to hide. You don't We don't come down here like this. >> I wasn't doing that. As soon as I saw them, I knew not to do that. >> Is this got out of the car? >> No. He's telling him something that didn't happen. No, we know you didn't. >> You're in enough trouble. Push. >> Copy. A welfare check of apartments 1919. RP advising that the elderly male that lives on scene had a heart attack earlier today. He's back at home now. Advising that water is running out of his apartment into hers. Police may have had an additional heart attacking. Have you had him today? your birth control. That's it. >> Have you had them today? >> Have you had your meds today? >> Have you had your meds today? [Music] >> It's going to be female. >> What? Dad, why are they upset? >> You don't need to ask why. You don't need to do anything except know that you're going to jail and we'll deal with this. >> Stop. Do a different way. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Because you were speeding. You ran stop signs. >> Where was I speeding? >> Well, that's probably 1429. >> Well, do they know that? Do they know where I was feeding? >> They were behind you. >> Behind me where? It's going to be 1429. >> Dad, >> you resist. You're going to catch more chances. >> I'm not resisting. I'm right here. >> Get in the car right now. >> Dad, >> have lean forward. Lean forward. >> No. >> Dad. Dad. What's happen? What is happening? >> We've told you. No, but like I >> and I >> After her arrest, Stephanie Bworth was booked into the Monroe County Detention Center in Key West, Florida. She faced multiple charges, including DUI, resisting arrest, and fleeing from police. She was released after posting a $110,000 bond. Bworth later entered a no contest plea to DUI and resisting arrest and was sentenced to two years of probation. Despite the severity of the charges, she was granted special permission to travel, including taking a cruise during her probation in September 2023. Her now viral claim that my dad owns an island, became a symbol of the entitled attitude she displayed during the arrest. Hi. Who are you? >> Hi. >> Who are you? >> Who am I? >> Yeah. I'm the police charger. >> Hi. >> Come on with me. Hold on. All right. Let's fire with your Do you have your ID right on you? >> No, I I Who are you? >> I don't have it on me. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Jamie. >> J A N I E. >> J A N I E. [Music] >> So, you don't know why we're here? I turned 23 and >> All right. Which vehicle did you come drive here in? >> I didn't drive. >> You didn't drive? >> No. >> No, sir. I didn't drive. >> You know, there's like really good cameras out front, right? >> My friend drove. I did not drive. >> You understand? There's cameras right out front where you park, right? >> Yes, sir. I did not drive. >> Okay. >> You You could review that. I did not drive. >> All right. Really bad if you were driving, right? >> Yes. >> How drunk are you? like yeah one or two or 20 or 10 or >> I'm >> you're obviously intoxicated. >> Yes, I'm I'm 22 years old. Like I'm allowed to drink alcohol, but I did not drive. You could look at the cameras. >> I like when I review the cameras, it's not going to show you getting out of a vehicle. >> I mean, I am getting out of the vehicle. >> Driver. Which seat? >> Passenger. >> Oh, who's the your friend that was driving? >> I did not drive. >> Who was driving? Um, my friend, >> what's her name? >> I do. I have to. >> Yes, it's obstruction if you don't. >> I'm not telling you. I feel like >> Do you want to get charged with obstruction later then or No. >> What? What does that mean? >> It means you get arrested. >> Why? >> Because there was an accident. You were in a vehicle that was involved in an accident. >> No, I wasn't. >> You guys backed into a car at the bowling alley. Okay. There was an accident. You were in the vehicle. Which means if you don't identify who was in the vehicle and where they were, that's obstruction. >> Can you walk me out to the vehicle to make sure that that that was the vehicle? >> Not right now. So you can >> Okay. So how am I supposed >> You can either tell me who was driving or you get a charge of obstruction. That's all. So I just want the truth. I'm not looking to Can you at least show me the vehicle that was driving? >> No, not right now. >> So you're not going to identify who was driving? >> So how am I supposed to know? >> Are you refusing to identify who was driving? I don't I >> All right, come take a walk with me. >> I don't want to. >> We're going to walk over to the car. Come on. >> I don't mind if he's sitting in jail or not. That's up to you. >> Hey, I'm not I'm not I'm not >> I'm not. >> All right. So, you're refusing to identify who was in the vehicle that was driving? >> No, I'm not. >> All right. You're being detained right now. Okay. Oh, >> you're not under arrest. You're being detained cuz you want to lie to us. Oh, careful. >> No, I don't want to lie to you. >> I do not want to lie about anything. >> Well, you're not you're not being very helpful. >> Okay. I'm I'm sorry. I >> All right. Another one, please. >> Erica, go home. >> No, she's not going anywhere. >> Erica, go home. >> Call your mom. Call your mom right now. >> Please. >> All right. Your life's not over. Come on. Do you have anything in your pockets I should know about? >> No. >> I'm just going to My partner's standing right here. So, I'm just going to look at your pockets and make sure. >> I think this is my phone. And >> you're going to get one, too. If you keep it, >> you're getting one, too. Take a step back. >> What the [ __ ] did you do? You're fine. You're fine. >> Just relax. You're fine. You're fine. Okay. >> You're being detained only. You're not even under arrest. Like I told you, get in there as safely as you come. Okay. >> Just relax. Take deep breaths. Okay. You're fine. >> Good. >> Watch your legs. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything on you that a female would could only look for and find? >> No, sir. >> Okay. You understand what I'm talking about? Well, I can't search you with a female. A way a female can. >> You can search me. Oh, I have >> Why don't you keep thinking about lying not obstructing our investigation? >> All right. So, would you like an obstruction charge, too? >> It's up to you. Would you like an obstruction charge, too, ma'am? >> I have no idea what that means. >> That means you get arrested and charged with a crime. >> No. >> Okay. So, you're not interested in being arrested tonight? >> No. >> Okay. So, when I go and look at the cameras, look up at the corner of that building right there. They're going to get you guys pulling in. Am I going to see you driving? Driving. >> I wasn't driving. I just Where was her? >> It was up at the gas station and then she wanted to go inside so I just pulled it up to the Can I answer my sister or >> It would be a bad idea to do that. >> It would be a bad idea. >> I can't I'm not going to twist your arm or take your phone from you, but I mean it wouldn't be the best idea. >> So, who drove up to the pump? >> She did. >> Who drove the from the pump here? >> Me. Do you not think there's a ton of cameras at a rather new >> I told him gas station? >> I I I pulled it up here and I called my mom. >> Okay. >> All right. So, she just she just told me you were driving. So, you want to keep Do we want to keep us up? >> No, I'm not. >> What's that? >> I'm not I won't >> Okay. Are you interested in telling the truth? >> Yes, I will. >> Okay. Now, you haven't been memorandized, so you can tell me what you would like, but I'm not asking you any questions. So, it's called an excited utterance when somebody is in custody >> and can >> gives random statements without being asked questions. >> Can you >> So, if you would like, hold on. If you would like to make random statements, I'm listen, please. They're so tight. They're so tight on my >> They're safe. I checked them when I was coughing you. >> Look, they're so tight. So, >> it's because you keep moving around. I can fit a finger in there just fine. See? >> Oh, they hurt. >> See? I'm not touching you, but I can >> Can you make them a little bit loose? >> So, are you denying driving? >> I'm What >> are you denying driving here? >> What? What does that mean? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> How much have you had to drink? >> I haven't had much. >> How much is not much? Keep in mind, we're not stupid. >> No, I No, I know. >> I know. I just want you to >> No, I know. But like that's why I called my mom. And I was like, I'm not going to drink to like that's why I was there and she drove here and that's why I was like, yeah, I'm calling my mom. As soon as she drove over here, I was like, I'm >> all right. All right. You want to go find the vehicle that got hit? >> That would be a good So, the caller is the a female standing. >> Call my sister back really quick. >> Can you grab the caller, get information on the vehicle being hit >> at um the bowling alley and then Yeah, cuz I don't know. She was She was hiding in the bathroom when we got here. Or maybe not hiding, but she was in the bathroom. So, I got no information on the vehicle being hit at the bowling alley. >> All right, step on out, please. >> I didn't do anything. >> All right. Do you want me to hold on to your phone so it doesn't fall out of your pocket? >> Yeah. >> I got to track star. >> All right. No, no, no. Here, why don't you stand right here? >> I won't do anything. >> All right. >> Walk over here for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> You told us you were driving, ma'am. >> No, I wasn't. All right. Well, he's reviewing. >> I was not driving. You can look at the cameras. I was not driving. >> What were you doing in the bathroom? Did you consume any alcohol? >> I went to go pee. No, I didn't consume any alcohol in the [ __ ] bathroom. I went to the bathroom in there. >> Can you look at it? >> I did not. I I went to the bathroom. I swear to God, I did not go. >> Okay. I didn't. I didn't, sir. I swear to God I didn't. >> Don't stay so close. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm trying to pick her up. Is she good to go or do you need >> We need her con. Um, actually, we not quite yet cuz we got to confirm she wasn't driving. >> She wasn't. She's fine. >> So, we got two people. We got have two drivers tonight. We don't know who's lying and who's telling the truth. >> She's fine. >> So, as soon as we confirm she wasn't driving this white vehicle, she'll be free to go. >> I was driving. She was not driving. >> All right, we're going to confirm that on video cuz we've been lied to tonight. >> I can't take somebody into custody for driving while intoxicated. >> My face >> potentially. >> Sir, can you move my hand? >> All right, I'll use I'll use the the antenna on my on my Okay, >> that's probably >> All right, >> one more time. >> So, ma'am, we'll get you out of here as soon as we can. Like I said, I I don't know who's driving this vehicle here. >> She was not driving. >> Okay. Well, now I I don't know who to believe. Okay, >> I'm not leaving. So your point. >> No, she's got to stay for now. >> For what? >> So So I can leave. >> Why does she have to stay? >> Why am I in these handcuffs? Like I'm not doing anything, sir. >> I know. J, look at me. >> That's close enough. >> Need to relax. Just look at me. >> Sir, you going to uncover. >> Soon we will. Hopefully. I'm hoping we can, sir. >> There's no reason. >> I'm not enjoying putting you in handcuffs. >> I need to me. >> No. Relax. Take some deep breath. No. No. I know. I know. >> Or going to the bathroom. All right. That's enough. That's enough. Okay. >> Just relax. Okay. >> Get her contact information, please. >> Just relax. Okay. Deep breath. >> So, she's Yeah, she's free to go. As long as we got her contact information. >> Can you Can you do this? >> I'm not going to go anywhere. I'm not going to go anywhere. Can you undo these though, please? >> We're going to run you through through what we call stand. >> I'm going to stand right. I'm going to stand right next to you the whole time. >> The vehicle's got to stay here too. Oh, no. No. Hey, if you need help standing up, let me know. I don't want to let you go and get hurt. >> I didn't want to do these. >> I can't do them right now. >> The whole time, >> but I'm really cold. >> Me, too. Look, I got short sleeves on. >> I know, but >> Okay, let's start. I got to ask you a few questions. All right, I'm going to take the cuffs off you. You got to behave and cooperate. Okay. >> Yes, of course. >> This is why All right. Here, hold on. Before we take them off, look at me in the eyes. Focus on me. Okay. >> Yes, sir. We're going to run. We confirmed you were driving. Okay. He just watched the surveillance video. There's a lot of cameras all over. He confirmed you drove here. >> Okay, sir. >> All right. So, we know you were the driver of this white vehicle right here. >> All right. >> The police car. >> The white vehicle. That's the police car is white. >> Okay. >> All right. So, all right. Here. Hold on. Hold on. Look me in the eyes. >> All right. You were driving. >> No. >> All right. That's fine. You We saw you driving. We know you were driving. No, no, no. I'm not telling you to admit anything, but we confirm you're driving. You are intoxicated. >> Yes. >> You did not consume any alcohol from the time you pulled into the dandy until the time I made contact with you. >> No. >> Okay. So, now what we're going to do is now that I've confirmed you have been drinking, you might not be legally intoxicated, but that's what field sobriety testing is for. >> Okay. >> But I've confirmed you've been drinking. You're showing signs of intoxication. >> The odor of alcohol is coming from you very strongly. All right. >> Okay. >> Your eyes are glassy and bloodshot. Okay. That's more than enough reasoning to run your standardized field soiety testing and see if you're guilty of driving while intoxicated or not. Okay. >> Drive. >> Okay. That's fine. That's you. You have every legal right to say whatever you want. So, what we're going to do is we're going to take your handcuffs off. Hold on. Stop me. Please. If >> you let me explain. >> I will stop. >> What we're going to do Stop. Stop. We're going to take the handcuffs off of you. We're going to run you through standardized field sobriety testing. >> All right. >> Once we're done, >> I'm about to graduate college. >> Once we get done running you through standardized field sobriety testing, >> I'm about >> We are going to determine whether you are intoxicated or not. Okay. >> I'm about to graduate college. >> Well, if once we determine whether you're driving intoxicated or not, we'll take steps to driving. >> I want you to understand, it's my strong opinion, you are not going to jail tonight, sir. Assuming your level of cooperation stays high. >> Can you admit I was not driving? >> Turn around. Okay, >> sir. Can you say >> Are you going to cooperate with my testing? >> Yes, sir. >> You promise? >> But can you say I was not driving? >> I I saw I'm just I'm just going to take your handcuffs off you. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Put your hands up high. >> All right. These go back on if you start misbehaving. Okay. >> I'm really cold. >> 2339. >> All right. >> If I'm not able to drive home, am I able to call my grandma? >> All right. So, you come get me. Wait, >> we're going to start with a few questions. >> Before we do this, no. You're a question. You're on my terms now. Okay, hold on. I have a question. Stop. Stop. Please. Okay. Listen. Listen. Please. >> Please. Okay. >> Please. >> I have a question. >> All right. I have to ask you questions first. >> Stop. Stop. Or we're going to go back in handcuffs. Okay. >> Grandma to come. >> Yeah. We'll we'll call her later. Okay. You got to talk to me. >> Stop. >> Please. Thank you. >> Okay. Okay. All right. You ready? >> I'm just really cold. I'm sorry, sir. >> All right. Okay. So, were you drinking tonight? >> Yes. >> Okay. Was drinking. Okay. >> I'm not going to >> What were you drinking tonight? >> Okay. Um, I I probably have like two or three mixed drinks. >> Two or three mixed drinks. What kind? If you if you remember. >> I mean, >> it's okay if you don't. Just ask him. >> Um, a Malibu Babies. A Malibu Babies. Two. Two of them. >> I'm not able to comprehend what you're saying, so we'll go on to the next question. >> Can I call my grandma, please? >> Where were you drinking at tonight? Can I call my >> Okay, you got to answer my questions. Okay. Where were you drinking at tonight? >> I want to call my friend. >> No, you're not. >> Please. >> Okay, you will as soon as we can. All right. Where Where were you drinking? Stop. >> Where were you drinking tonight? >> I'm going to call my grandma. >> You're not calling grandma right now. You got to work with me so you can call grandma when we're done. >> I feel like you're I feel like I have the right. >> Where were you drinking tonight? >> I feel like I have the right to call grandma later. Okay. Right now. All right. >> All right. I need to ask these questions so we can get through this. Where were you drinking tonight? >> I don't know. Like >> not anywhere [ __ ] particular like nothing special like >> Okay. >> I I really want to call my grandma, sir. >> Okay, I understand. And I'll do my best to make you make sure you can make that phone call. So, you don't know you're where you were drinking? All right. Where were you? Uh >> I know where I was drinking. >> Where were you headed to? I was at the bar. >> The bar? Okay. What bar? >> You were headed to the bar. >> I'm not going to tell you. You don't want me to call my grandma. >> All right. So, you were at the bar. You don't know where you're going to. >> I know where I was going to. But I'm not going to tell you call my grandpa. >> All right. Unless you Unless she's your attorney, you're not calling your grandma. >> Are you going to take me to jail? >> Unless she's your attorney, you're not calling your grandma right now. Okay. All right. So, you don't know where you were drinking. You don't know where you were going. No, I know where I was going. I was at the bar with my friends. >> Okay. >> All my friends are [ __ ] pregnant. I'm the only one that's not having a baby. >> Okay. >> I was hanging out with all my friends. >> Okay. You have glass eyes. >> Do I have glass eyes? Does it [ __ ] look like I have glass eyes? >> Okay. I'm I have to ask these are silly questions I have to ask you. >> I have I [ __ ] I have glasses. Can I get my glasses teeth or anything like that? >> No, sir. >> Okay. I'm just asking you. Okay. Can I get my glasses out of my car? >> No, we're going to run you through our test now. Okay. >> Yeah, but I need my glasses. >> Are you blind in either eye? You're not getting in that car. Okay, >> sir. Can I get my glasses? >> Are you blind in either eye? >> No, sir. I need my glasses, though. I can't see. >> Sir, can you get Sir, can you get my glasses out of my car, please? >> She's going to hold these for you. Okay. >> Can you get my glasses out of my car? >> What time is it? >> Oh, great. I'm going to stop. 23:42. Let me call my mom. >> Sir, can >> hold on. >> Can I get my glasses on my car because I really can't see anything. >> No, we're going to do this real quick. Okay, here. >> I can't see. >> Walk to the side of my car. >> Oh, no. >> You walked in here. All right. You were in the bathroom. Okay. All right. Hands to your side. >> Listen to me. >> Stop. Hands to your side. Feet together. >> No. No. Keep your shirt. >> I don't have anything. >> All right. Hands to your side. All right. >> I don't have anything. >> All right. Stop. >> I need to come. >> You got to follow my directions. Okay. >> Sorry. I can I need Please don't shine though. >> No, I know. See, look. It's not very bright though. Okay. Hands to your side. >> Yeah, it is [ __ ] bright. >> It's not that bad. All right. Hands to your side. Okay. [Applause] >> How good is that, [ __ ] I know that's a good one. I know I'm drunk, but whatever. I wasn't driving. >> We got five more tests to do. One, two, three. >> Five more tests. I don't want to do five more tests. >> Well, we're going to do it. Six. Seven. >> I'm not even driving. So, what the [ __ ] does >> Jenny listen to nine? Give it over your left shoulder like so. >> Turn around and do nine. >> Nine. Heel the toe stops. Back to where you started. Okay. >> I'm not going to be able to do it. >> All right. Keep your arms to the side, please. Drive >> on the line. All right. Now, begin whenever you're ready. >> I can't. >> You want I mean, it's up to you. >> I don't even know what I'm at. Seven. Eight. Nine. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. >> No. >> Take me to jail. Whatever. >> I don't want to take you to jail. Okay. >> I didn't even do anything. I didn't even I didn't even drive. I didn't do anything. You're not walking. Stop walking. >> Okay. What the [ __ ] am I supposed to do? Stand your feet together. Stop and get back. What is this? >> I didn't tell you. >> What is this? >> Get on the line, please. >> What is this, >> please? >> You're telling me to sit here with my eyes closed and do all this. And what? >> Stand there. >> What are you telling me to do? >> Stand there and don't walk. Okay. Stop. Feet together. >> Walking. >> No, you're not. >> Okay. What are you going to do? Arrest me? >> Yeah, I will. instruction if you keep it up. >> Put me in. >> Feet together, arms to the side. >> Going home. >> Feet together, arms to the side. >> What do you want me to do? >> Arms to the side. >> Okay. What do you want me to do? >> Close your eyes and tilt your head back. >> It's tilted back, sir. What do you want me to do? >> Keep them closed. Do not walk. Stop. >> All right. When I tell you to begin, estimate the passage of 30 seconds to yourself in your head. Okay. Begin. [Music] Yeah, record that. That's real [ __ ] nice of you. >> All right, >> you [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] [ __ ] you. >> That's enough be That's enough. You do not hit people. Stop it. >> Okay. What are you doing? >> Stop it. You just hit me. >> Okay. And you're recording me? >> Yeah. Yeah. It's going to be great body cam footage. >> Yeah, it is. It is. >> You're lucky I don't hit a lady because that was not nice. >> It is. You're recording. It is. >> But this is this is how you want to be. >> Is what you are. >> Ow. Why do you >> I'm not hurting you. >> Yeah, you are. >> I'm holding you by the arm. >> He's not. He's not. He's a [ __ ] gross. >> All right. We tried to do so. >> [ __ ] human. >> It's It's him. >> Make sure she's got small hands. So, make sure you got you're tight enough where she can't slip out. >> No, I'm not going to slip out. heard by the door. >> No, I'm fine. >> Hey, you can't you can't hit him. All right, >> I didn't try to hit him. He's a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] He's a [ __ ] piece of >> He was just trying to No, that's not what it was. >> Sir, that's not what it >> That's not what it was at all. I know who you are and I know your name and I know who you are. Okay. All right. Just take take a seat. Okay. I'm going to call my grand. I'm going to call my grandma. >> We'll call her later. Okay. >> This is [ __ ] This is [ __ ] What did I What did I do? >> You hit me. >> No, I didn't. You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Hey. Hey. >> What did I do to >> I'm going to reach across. You want to go on the other side? Hold this across. What did I do to get the [ __ ] away from you? I'll kick you in the face. >> Yeah, you would be a really >> What did I do to him? >> Yeah, I already got in Chad. Well, I'll write it now, too. >> You lost my mom's plate, so good luck, you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> All right, come on over here, please. Oh, yeah. You got >> do anything. >> All right, >> I can't do anything. I'm handcuffed. You >> can't hit me with handcuffs on. At least >> I'm going to call my mom. >> You might be calling an attorney before the end of the night. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> This is [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Yeah, I know. Be careful. Sitting down. >> Can anyone do this, sir? >> No. >> I won't do anything. >> All right, let's see. >> I swear to God. >> You shouldn't swear to God. >> Can you call my mom? >> I really want to All right. Can you do these, please? >> No, >> sir. I will not do anything. I swear to God. I >> All right. >> Those are staying on until I'm ready for them to come off. >> Sir, >> I gave you a chance, but you you were you whacking me. >> Oh, it wasn't me. That was [ __ ] hit. >> My partner hit me. >> [ __ ] went. So it was my partner that >> he goes, "Oh yeah, you can have fun." And he goes, "Can you [ __ ] do this [ __ ] so I can talk to my mom?" You stupid. You're [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] you. I'm going to talk to my mom. >> It's not my PC for 2025. >> I don't care. >> I want to talk to my grandma. or my mom. >> You have to go through the process and then call whoever it is and pick you up. >> Okay, process me. Whatever. >> Sit down. >> Oh, whatever. [ __ ] >> enough. Enough. Stop. >> Oh, you so scared me. You're so [ __ ] scary. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> Please. Are you actually [ __ ] kidding me? No. >> You're not acting right. So, we need to put these on you. >> You can't put on me. >> Ow, that hurts. >> All right. Well, work with me then. >> All right. Stop. That [ __ ] hurt. >> Well, if you would work with me, I >> What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Leave me. >> They're going to tighten on you if you All right. Trying to help you so they don't tighten on you. >> Okay. Take them off me. What the [ __ ] did I do? >> All right. Are you willing to sign this form acknowledging you of your >> How the [ __ ] am I supposed to sign anything with dumb ass? My hands are behind my [ __ ] back. You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> That's enough. >> I can't sign anything. My hands are behind my >> Enough. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding? >> Enough. Do you understand me? I've had enough. Cut your [ __ ] out. >> Enough. I'm not hurting you. >> I'm holding your arm. Cut your [ __ ] out. >> Yeah, you are. >> Do you understand me? Cut your [ __ ] out. >> I'm not hurting you. >> Get off me. >> Let me go. And what are you doing? Let it out. >> Like, [ __ ] take me home. What the [ __ ] is this [ __ ] Take me home. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I'm going home. >> Can you take me? >> Can you get the arrest report, please? >> Not right now. >> He won't let me. Look. Look at this. He won't let let me go home. Can someone please take me home? >> I got to look up. >> Can you please take me home? >> Obstruction. Obstruction. >> Please. >> Obstruction. Common law. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> But it's a very level. So obstruction. >> I don't care. But please take Can you please >> They'll be off in a second. >> No, they won't. You're a [ __ ] dirty Jew. You're a dirty [ __ ] cop is what you are. Please take me home. I want nothing to do with you. I want nothing to do with you. You're a dirty [ __ ] cop. Can you please just take them off me, please? >> Not right now. >> Right. So, you're a dirty immigrant [ __ ] too. I'll walk my [ __ ] Oh, yeah. Set me down. Set me down. You [ __ ] dirty [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Can you Can you please take me out of here? Please. What are you doing? What are you doing to me? What are you doing? >> Oh, sorry. >> Please take me out. I want to go home. >> Is this >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? What is wrong with you? >> Therapeutic for me. Oh, please. I need you. But please help me. I can't do anything. >> What do you want? >> I can't get up. >> Well, you got on the floor. See if she'll sit up. All right. >> Oh, my mom. I can't get up. No. No. That hurt. Please. Please help. >> How am I supposed to help you? >> Can you undo that, please? I'm >> ready. Not until you go take your photo and we're going to do your print. >> Okay. But can I please get up first, please? >> Right there. Take him off. Take him off. >> Sit down. >> Sir, please take them off. >> She kicked the ambulance. >> Take them off. >> You check the safety. >> Can you take these off me? Like, what the [ __ ] am I going to do? >> Do you want water or food before you go? >> Can you take these off me? I'm [ __ ] 20 lbs. So, so if you can't show up to your court date, you need to call the court and reschedule. All right. >> Okay. I'm >> Cuz I don't want you to have a felony warrant down in Bloomsburg. >> And then we call down. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I don't want to call down. >> When is it? >> And then you go and then you get picked up for Columbia County and you sit in Columbia County jail down there. >> I won't go to jail, but when the [ __ ] is it? Like I >> It's in two Thursdays from now. >> Okay. I'm going to be back at school. Like, >> so that's what I'm saying is call the court. Do you guys not consider that [ __ ] Like I'm fulltime in college and I'm going to have a court date for what reason? I'm a good kid >> to answer your charges. >> Oh, [ __ ] you and your [ __ ] charges and your [ __ ] stupid [ __ ] ass [ __ ] [ __ ] wife fat [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Oh, that's nice. Yeah, [ __ ] her. And a [ __ ] charger. And can you take these off my [ __ ] feet? Please. Please take them off me. I want to go the [ __ ] home. Please. Can you take them off me, sir? >> Okay. So, how the [ __ ] am I supposed to get home? >> Well, when Daryl gets here, we're going to take him off and you're going to go with Daryl. >> Okay. Can I just sit here without them on? Like, I'm not going to >> No, your actions up to this. >> Yeah. Well, >> have stopped you. [ __ ] >> Okay, >> that's what I got to say about you, >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I just want to make sure that you call the court when you don't show up to >> when you don't show up. >> We call Columbia County. >> Guess what? I'll call them beforehand. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah, I will. >> Good job. >> Okay. Yeah. Guess what? Stop. [ __ ] [ __ ] stop. Stupid [ __ ] traffic officer. Police officer wanted to stop me. Yeah, don't worry. I got it. I [ __ ] the judge. We're good. >> Cool. Which one? >> Uh, Russell. >> Russell. Where's he a judge at? >> Columbia County. Bloomsburg. Weiss. >> Weiss. That's what your shirt says. It says lice. >> Lice. >> L I S E. L I C E. Lice. >> You got it on the second try. >> All right, [ __ ] What are you going to do? >> Nothing. >> Freedom of speech, [ __ ] What are you going to do? >> Nothing. >> Oh, I'm a cop. Guess what? You're a cop and you take it up his ass. I probably [ __ ] bet. >> Really? >> Yeah. What are you going to do? >> Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. >> Can't say [ __ ] to me, [ __ ] >> What do I have to say? >> Nothing, >> [ __ ] >> I somehow I somehow didn't get arrested. >> No, I'm not. I got [ __ ] handcuffs on my ankles. I got [ __ ] I got [ __ ] handcuffs on my ankles. [Music] The police station. >> This is [ __ ] >> The [ __ ] stupid police station. >> We're keeping your keys until tomorrow. >> But you got my keys for my car? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Be nice to Daryl. He came out of his way in the middle of the night to help you out. >> All right, man. I appreciate you. >> Thanks. I'm sorry. Hello. >> Hi, miss. I'm officer Coster with Chris Lake Police Department. Um, we're just talking to you because we got a comp a couple complaints um that you might have been swerving on the road or >> I don't think I >> You don't think you were? Maybe it was a phone. You're on your phone or for something or >> No, I'm just a bad driver. I failed twice. >> Okay. >> I'm okay. >> Trust me, I'm trying to drive nice. >> Hey, we need you to step out, okay? We're going to You're going to come and talk with us over here. Okay. All right, my dear. Here, put your butt right against there. >> This officer is going to ask you some questions. Okay. >> So, have you been drinking at all tonight? No. You just maybe on your phone or something? >> Maybe. Yeah. >> Where are you coming from, >> Carrie? I just am on my music a lot. >> Your music? Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> I can check. [Music] I just need to look at where you're reaching, my dear. >> I think it's right here. >> It's right there. Okay. All right. Are you good? >> Yes. I'm sorry. I'm just stressed. I don't >> Why Why are you stressed? >> Cuz I've been pulled over like once before. >> Okay. Here. Put your Put your butt right back there. Okay. >> 2004. How old was that? 19. >> About 19. >> 18. Okay. I was at my boyfriend's house. >> Boyfriend's house. Okay. You guys doing anything? Watching movies? >> Yeah. He's at work right now, but I'm going back to his house after. >> I was just buying his Christmas presents. >> Okay. Is this your mom's car or your mom? >> This is my car. >> Your car. Okay. >> Yeah, I own it. >> Okay. I paid for the You pay for it. >> Where do you live? >> In Fox River Grove. >> In Fox River Grove. >> Really close. >> Okay. So, what were you guys doing at your boyfriend's house? >> We were just watching movies and playing video games. watching movies and playing video games. Okay. And then you got the idea of explain to me one more time. I was like halfway >> him Christmas presents while he's at work. >> You were going to buy >> it up by steakhouse and I buy >> Do you guys live together? No, cuz you live in >> You live separate. I live in Fox Grove. >> Got it. Okay. And how old are you? >> I'm 18. >> You're 18? Yeah. Okay. Um Okay. What's your first name? >> Ellie. >> Ellie. Hey, Ellie. Youth. Do you know what time it is right now? Go without looking. Guess. >> Um, >> I'm cheating. >> About like 6:30. >> Okay. It's at like It's Right now it's uh 7:15. >> Yeah. >> What time do you think you left his house? >> Like 5:30. >> 5:30. >> Yes. >> Okay. And then And then what did you do when you left his house? >> I came here. >> Okay. But it's 7:15. How long were you inside the store for? A while. Like give me an approximate >> 45 minutes. >> You were in the store for 30, 45 minutes. >> Yeah. Looking for presents. >> Looking for presidents. Okay. Is there anything that you did today that you think in terms of medications, alcohol, uh prescribed, not prescribed drugs, weed, anything like that that you took today that you think would impair your driving? >> No. >> Okay. Did Have you had any alcoholic beverages today? >> No. >> 0%. >> Zero. I have been sober for six and a half months. Okay. Um, what about um, marijuana? Any marijuana today? Okay. When was the last time you smoked marijuana? >> I'm sober from alcohol, but not marijuana, but marijuana was probably like yesterday or two days ago. >> Yesterday or two days ago. >> I don't think it would impair my driving today. >> Okay. All right. Um, so since you've been at Target, you have not consumed any alcoholic beverages. Okay. And not >> and they could check the cameras and see that I >> Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. Um, is there anything illegal that you may have in the car? >> No. >> Okay. So, you have no alcohol in the car? >> No. >> Okay. No cannabis, weed in the car. No prescription medication not prescribed to you or any other drugs in the car? >> Um, like what's it called? Uh, >> what's it called when you take things that are like extra vitamins for you? >> Um, >> like multivitamins >> kind of, but like uh >> nothing. If it's something like over the counter over the counter. >> They sell them at Target. >> That's not >> okay. Then that's the only thing that I've extra taken today. It was like supplements. That's what it's called. Yes, I've taken some supplements. >> Again, our concern is we had two people call in saying that you were swerving on the road and we just want to make sure you're okay. >> And and stumbling. >> That's why >> after they saw you get out of your car. >> I pro I promise you I am. So, so, so I >> you could literally call my boyfriend and I can tell you how clumsy I am. >> So, so, so here's the deal, though. Okay, I appreciate it. All right, I appreciate what you're saying to me. However, we have a little bit of a problem. Okay, so I'm going to give you an opportunity to be honest with me, okay? Because when you opened your door, I saw the bottle of vodka that's in your driver's side of your door. >> I don't have any. >> Okay. Well, I saw it. >> Well, >> hold on. I don't I don't want you I don't want you reaching in your car. >> Well, I you could open the door. >> Okay, I'll open the door. You can stand with Officer Cer right here. >> I'm just saying I don't have a bottle of vodka in my side door. >> Okay, so you're okay with me opening and looking? >> Maybe she saw it wrong or something. >> You can open and look. >> Okay, >> so Okay, so now we have a problem. Okay. What? >> I have a I have a really big problem. >> What? >> Okay, now we're not cool. >> Why? >> Okay. And I'll explain to you why we're not cool. Because I saw >> it there. >> I promise you it wasn't here. >> You're Everything's on video. Okay. So, now what we're going to do is I'm going to have you stand by with these officers and I'm going to search your vehicle. >> You don't have a warrant to do that? >> Actually, I have probable cause cuz I observed alcohol. >> You don't have warrant to do that? because I observe. >> I have a right >> to not let you search my car. >> Okay. So, >> I have a right to not let you search my car, >> unfortunately. >> No, I have a right to not let you search my car. >> We're not We're not doing this. >> I have a right to not let you search my car. Don't >> you know my right And you know I have a right to not let you search my car. >> Listen, I don't council. There's a there's a pipe. I see. They don't have a right to search my car. >> They don't I've been I've been pulled over before and I know you don't have a right to search my car. Chill out. Okay. I know >> because I don't want to have to put you in handcuffs right now. >> I know you don't have a right to search my car. >> You need to relax to the law. It's called a mobile conveyance. >> You guys looked in my car before you have a right to search my car and you saw the weed and so you you don't have a right to search my car. >> Listen, >> you don't have a right to search my car. I do. >> No, you don't. No, you don't. Ellie, do not touch me like that. >> I'm telling you. >> I'm going to tell you one more time, dear. I'm telling you for a fact, you don't have you don't have a right to search my car. >> So, listen to me. This is going to go one of two ways. Okay? I would rather not put you in handcuffs. Sorry to hear that, but this is the deal. If you're cooperative, we can figure this out and work through it. >> I'm just saying you can't search my car without a warrant with seeing a bowl in my car. You can't search my car without a warrant. >> So, I know the law probably >> I know the law because I've looked it up and I know you can't search my car without a warrant. So, I'm not allowing you to. I'm giving you one of two choices. >> I know you can't search my car without a warrant. You guys know this. >> Ellie, these are Ellie. >> No, you can't. >> Ellie, these are your choices. These are your choices. You can go stand by that squad car with these two gentlemen. Okay? >> That's your That's your first choice. If you do not want to do that, your second choice is I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Okay? So, which do you choose? >> Search my car without a warrant. >> Which do you choose? I'm going to give you I'm not arguing with you. I'm going to I'm going to give you one opportunity right now. You can't search my car without a warrant. >> It's all in body cam. >> You can't search my car without a warrant. No, you can't. >> Turn around. >> I turn around. >> Do not handle me. >> We're not going to do this. >> Chill. Turn around. >> Stop. Please don't go with them to the cop car. Please. I can't be handcuffed. >> Stop. >> I can't be handcuffed. >> Stop it now. >> Sorry that happened. >> I'll go to the I can't be handcuffed, >> Ellie. Okay. Right now, you're being placed under arrest, okay, for um well, we're going to figure it out. It's at least uh we'll go illegal consumption of alcohol by a white minor right now. Okay. Do you have the key? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I can't be in that car. >> Get her head. Just make sure that she >> I can't be in that car. >> Stop, Ellie. >> Ellie, we're not doing this. One for >> I can't be doing this. I'm not doing this. >> Take me out of >> I can't be in handcuff and she is being very combative. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. You >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry that happened to you. Okay. >> I got her feet. She's >> Ellie. Stop. >> Take me out of the handcuffs then. >> Listen. >> Take me out of the [ __ ] handcuffs. >> Ellie, stop. >> Take me out of the handcuff. >> Stop it. Stop. Take me out of the handcuff. >> Ellie, stop. >> Ellie, listen to me. Stop. >> Take me out of the handcuffs. Ellie, >> take me out of the handcuff. >> Ellie, stop. Take me out of the >> handcuffs then. You're making worse for yourself. >> Do you know how much you are? Seriously, because what's going to end up happening? >> Ellie, stop. >> Take me. >> Ellie, stop. >> Take me out of the house. >> Stop it. Take that. >> Ellie, listen to me. Walk. Step over. >> Listen to me. >> Dig them up. >> Listen to me. Take a deep breath. Listen to me. >> Can you please take off? Do you understand? >> You have to stop screaming. >> I have a scar right now. >> Stop screaming. Stop screaming. Okay. You have to listen to me. Listen to me. Stop talking. >> Take a deep breath right now. >> Stop talking. >> Take a deep breath. >> Stop talking. >> Deep breath. >> I'm sorry. Now, >> I'll sit in this car. You chill out. >> I'll sit in this car if you please take the handcuffs off. >> Well, I cannot have you unhandcuffed. It's my policy. I can get fired for it. >> I'll I will stay in this car the entire time. I'm going to need you to stay in the car anyway, but I promise. >> Thank you. I just >> Okay, listen. >> I can't with these hands. >> Ellie. Ellie, >> listen. >> Ellie, take a deep breath for me. Take one right now. No, I I lost her. I >> I'm getting I didn't even do anything wrong. It was >> Ellie. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Just >> listen to me. >> Please just take off the handcuffs. >> Listen to me. >> Please take off the No, do not buckle me. >> Then I'm not going to buckle. >> Please take off the handcuffs because I I I can't with Please. Please >> chill. You have to chill out. >> Please take off the handcuffs. Please, >> right now I can't. You know why? >> I'll sit here if you take off the handcuffs. If not, I'll run out. >> Ellie, listen to me, okay? Because of everything that just happened. I need to ensure that you're safe. >> I was a mental health clinician for 10 years before I was a police officer. But it's also my job to make sure that you're safe. >> I will stay here. >> How about this? How about we try to do some breathing? Okay. >> He can buckle me up if you take off the handcuffs. Please, >> sweetheart. Sweetheart, I can't. >> He can't buckle me. He's not. >> So, listen. This is the deal. If you keep fighting like this, my sergeant's on his way here and he has this device called the wrap, okay? And it completely restrains you. Listen to me. You have to listen to me. If you can't calm yourself down the way we are now, I am going to have to put you in that. And I don't want to do that. I don't want to do that because we're calm and we're talking right now. Okay. So, we have to stop. >> Okay. >> You have to stop. Take some deep breaths. Let's do some grounding. Can we do some grounding? >> Can we do some grounding together, Ellie? But right now, but the This is the deal. Okay. Right now. >> Can my parents bail me out? >> Yeah, they can bail you out. >> How much money is it going to be? >> I don't know. But estimate. >> How about this? >> Do you know the estimate? >> Um, do you have your Illinois driver's license on you and your card? You gave it to my officer, right? So, as of right now, um, if you just get charged with DUI, it'll be $100 cash. >> I can pay that. >> Okay. Can I please How about this? Okay. The faster I get you to the police department, the faster I >> want to go to the police department. >> Well, I have to I have to take you. >> Why? >> Okay. Because you're under arrest and that's our policy. Why am I under arrest? >> For driving under the influence. Okay. >> What if I didn't drive under the influence? What if I just drank it here? I didn't drive under the influence. >> Well, that's breathize me right now and it would come up as more recent. >> That's for sweetheart. That's for you to fight in court. >> Okay, I'll fight that and I'll say that I was going to have someone come pick me up here. >> That's fine. I'm >> I was I was calling my sister. >> I'm okay with that. You, sweetheart, you can fight that in court, but right now you're under arrest. So, this is what I have to do. I have to take you to the police department. >> Please don't. >> And if I take you to the police department, that's when the cuffs are going to come off quicker. >> So, the quicker cuff? No. >> Okay. All right. Well, listen to me. If I put your seatelt on, we can get you there in 5 minutes and the handcuffs will come off. >> My parents come pick me up. >> I will call. Absolutely. I will call your parents. Okay, sweetheart. We'll figure it all out. Okay. Can I put your seatelt on now? Can we go? Can we go to get these handcuffs off you, Ellie? >> I just want to drive home. >> I know. I know. >> I want my sister to come pick me up. That's what was supposed to happen. >> Call your sister. Okay. >> Can you call her instead of my phone? >> Officer Burillo is going to hand me this so I can put it in. >> Can you call her instead of my papers? >> I will. Yes, I can. Yes, I'll call your sister for you. Absolutely. >> Wait, can you get my phone from my car so I know what >> What else do you need? You need your phone? Do you need anything else from your car? >> Just my phone. >> Okay. Do you have a debit card or a wallet that where you're going to have 100 bucks? >> I just use No. >> Okay. So, maybe your sister can bring that for you. >> You call her to >> Yeah, we're going to figure it out. >> Call her alone. Please. >> We're going to get you to the police department so I can get these off. >> Tell her to not help my parents. And >> do you Whose squat is this? >> Do you want me to go with me? >> It's unbuckled up and in the back of the car. Can you please unhand me it? It can see >> it's for your safety and I won't die. >> Ellie, listen. You got to chill. Listen to me. >> Here. Listen. Let me explain something to you. So, the only other option is way worse than this, and you're not going to like it. And that's the one where we have to wrap you completely. But >> I understand that. Your two options are this one. We're well, leave the door open so you can try to catch your breath. But what I'm telling you is if you're refusing to cooperate and be in handcuffs, the second alternative is way worse than this. >> Can you please just Can you sit in the back with me? I can send once they lock the doors. >> I can be in the front with you. >> Please just take them off of me. I can't wear them. >> It feels like I'm going to Utah. >> Ellie. Allie. Allie. Ellie. Stop. >> Ellie, if you do that one more time, I'm going to put you in the wrap. >> Stop it. Then please take the handcuffs off me. >> Then you're going to get put in the wrap. Those are your options. If you bang your head one more time, I'm going to put you in the wrap. >> Please take the handcuffs off. >> That's not going to happen. I can't wear >> Listen, >> I can't wear handcuffs. >> Ellie, the longer we fight, the longer you're going to be in handcuffs like >> Just please take me those scissors and call my sister. >> If you can chill out, then ain't good. That we're on our way. >> Can you get my phone so I know my sister's number? >> Your phone is in your pocket. >> No, it's in her pocket. >> I don't have my [ __ ] phone. >> Just Ellie. Ellie, what was I talking about earlier? Take a deep breath. No, I don't. I don't. >> You don't. >> Ellie, I'm really trying to prevent you from being wrapped, but you're going to put me in. >> Please just call my sister. >> Okay. >> You know your sister's number. >> That's why they're getting my phone. I just said that. Dumbass. Are you drunk? [ __ ] dumbass. Dude, the more you The more you fight with us, the longer we're going to be >> Don't take it, >> Ellie. You got to stop playing games, okay? >> Don't take it. >> You have to stop playing games. >> I need it first. >> All right. So, I'm searching you to make sure you have nothing else, okay, on you. >> Please out search. >> Please let me out. >> Reaching for anything. Please get me out of the head. >> Okay, >> I can't be. >> Okay, thank you. Okay, so I'm here. >> Ellie, what I'm going to do is a little bit more of a thorough search. Just like >> you can't touch me. >> I give you not permission to touch. I don't give you permission to touch me. I don't give I don't give you permission to touch me female. >> I don't I don't care if a female. I don't give you permission to touch me. >> I don't give you permission to touch me. I don't give you permission to touch me. >> I don't give you permission to touch me. Just >> cuz you're Just cuz you're with the law does not mean you can touch me without consent. >> You're just making >> touch me without consent. >> Let him set it off. >> You can't >> and then we'll bring it. He's going to grab the wrap without >> my assumption. Yeah, that's exactly what he's doing. We'll set it up and then we can just lift her until we step. >> Don't touch me without consent. You can't you can't touch me without the You can't make sure >> while you lay there. Stop touching me. >> Feet right now. >> Stop touching me. >> I got the [ __ ] touching me. >> Hey, listen. >> You have to stop, Ellie. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. You guys are abusing me. I'm gonna bring you all the [ __ ] tor, dude. I'm going to [ __ ] bring you guys to court complaints. >> It hurts. >> Stop [ __ ] >> I'm not. It hurts. >> It hurts. >> My wrists and my stomach. And I told you this. I can't be in handcuffs. And I told you that 45 minutes ago. >> Just bring me to the regular police station and call my sister or else I will cause a fit. >> Just please call my sister. Ow. car. >> Who asked my vape? Who asked my vape? >> Who asked my vape? >> Who has my vape? >> Who's going to answer? Who has my vape? >> It's in your car. >> They put it in there. >> They're They're working on locking up the car right now. >> They don't need to lock it up. I never lock my car. >> Well, that's important. My boyfriend's going to kill me. >> He's going to break up with me. >> My boyfriend's going to break up with me. >> Just get to the police station as fast as you can so you can call my sister cuz my boyfriend's going to break up with me. Get to the police station, please. My boyfriend's going to break up with me. He's going to break up with me. Please just get to the police station. He's going to break up with me. He's going to break up with me. And I've been trying to date him since January. [Music] It hurts so bad. It hurts. Where's the [ __ ] police station? Please just let me go. It's going to take my sister 30 minutes to get here. Please let me go. Please. Please. Please let me go. Please. Please let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go home. Please call my sister. Please let me go home. Let me go. Please let me out. Please. Please let me out. Thank you. Get this out of my mouth. Get this out. >> Get this out of my mouth. Get this out of my mouth. >> Miss, what's your name? Ellie, get this out of my mouth. >> Okay, Ellie, you got to tell me what's going on today. What happened? >> Get this out of my mouth right now. I can't [ __ ] breathe. >> Just lean your head back. Lean your head back. >> Can you please get the hair out of my mouth? >> No. Uh, that's going to be coming. There's a phone and keys. I believe that's it. And an ID. >> Can you kneel down? >> Yep. >> Okay. All right. Two, three. >> All right. Turn around. >> When this tells me, I'll put this in. And again, big deep breath in first and then blow as hard as you can. You want to keep that meter all the way over here. Okay. Make sure you're not sucking in at all. Were you watching it, Ellie, last time? >> No. >> So, watch it cuz you were doing real good and it got to here and then then you just lost it and started going back down. So, you want to keep it going. Okay. Is it? You got this girl. You got it. Okay. Big deep breath in. Blow. Blow. [Applause] Yes. There it is. Good job, girl. Good job. >> That was pissing me off a lot. >> Girl, I'm right. Okay, why don't you sit down? >> Do you need her anymore? >> So, I don't need her. >> You just didn't finish this up. I'm going to take her then. >> You're good to take her as long as you guys are. >> So, here's the deal. So, here's what I'm going to tell you. So, you have to set >> My name's Officer Westman. Stop is being recorded. The reason you're being stopped was a few things. >> So, when you turn onto California Street, you didn't use your turn signal. Then you almost hit a curb. Then you made a lefthand turn here onto a street. Again, not using your turn signal. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Were you just distracted by something? >> I just I'm sorry. I usually >> Okay. >> We're here uh frequently, so I >> um I see you have blood coming down your hand. >> What's going on with that? >> Oh, that's a personal reason. Yeah. >> Are you okay? I'm fine. >> All right. Did you cut yourself? >> Yep. >> How long ago? >> I don't really think that's any of your business. I'm sorry. >> All right. I'm just concerned. >> No, that's fine. No, I'm just here to >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> I do. Wait, I don't have my wallet with me, actually. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Do you have your registration and insurance for the car? >> Well, that One Direction Hello. >> Yep. >> What do you What do you mean? >> I need you to focus on the task at hand. Your phone call is not the priority. >> I got to go. I'm sorry, bro. >> What's up? >> I need your registration insurance for the vehicle. >> How old are you? 19. >> Okay. >> I think Okay. I think this is my Let me make sure. Okay. Yeah, this is my recent insurance. I got a new car last year. >> Okay. >> This is here. And I think this is my >> uh It talks about warranties and all sorts of things. >> Is this not the No, that one is not. This one's your registration. You're looking for an insurance card. >> Insurance. Okay. I think that's on my app. What do you Okay. >> Is your last name Quigley? >> Yes. Oh, I was going to say, >> what's your first name? >> All right. >> How do you spell it? >> M A I R E A D. >> M I Oh, sorry. That's different than I'm used to. M A I >> R E A D. R E A D. >> Yep. >> Sorry. I don't know my insurance. I I we switched Me and my dad >> Mhm. >> switched our insurance recently. So, I'm trying to find >> Okay. And you pronounced it pronounce your first name Mored. >> Merade. >> Merade. >> Like parade. Yeah. >> Merid. Okay. Merade, can you come talk to me outside the car, please? Because I'm instructing you to step out of your vehicle. >> Is there a reason why >> it's a lawful order? You have to step out of your vehicle now. >> Is there a reason? Is it a lawful order? >> Yes, ma'am. Step out of your vehicle. 53. Can you come back here? So, I'm concerned. How you doing? This is just where I live. >> Okay, cool. >> Yeah, sounds good. >> So, I'm kind of concerned about how much alcohol you had to drink tonight. Plus, you're driving. Would you be willing to do some voluntary field sobriety tests? >> Is that a voluntary thing? >> Correct. They're voluntary. >> So, if I say no, what is that? Then I have to make my decision based on the observations to this point >> which is like based on what >> your poor driving. >> Poor driving based on what? Me not putting my blinker. >> Not using your blinker. Nearly striking the curb when you pulled into this parking lot. Instead of just coming to a stop, we went through all of these cars and then came back here. >> Well, this is where I was pulling into. So >> Okay. You just have to say yes or no. You want to do the test. >> What What do I do if I say no? >> What happens if I say no? >> Then I have to make my decision based on the observations I've seen at this point, >> which is what >> I've just >> Can you be honest with me? >> If I say no, like what happens beyond that? >> If I believe that you're >> I'm like just genuinely like scared of like what's going on here? Like I've I I've seen too many videos and I'm [ __ ] scared, but I don't like trust you guys. So like what's going on behind beyond that? >> I'm here. >> So I think you're intoxicated. >> Okay. >> Okay. So at this time you are under arrest. Place your hands behind your back. >> Wait. No. >> No. Don't tense up. Don't tense up. Relax. >> Relax. >> What the [ __ ] >> She has blood on your hand. >> Joey, please. No one will walk up to this otherwise they will be detained. >> What do you mean I'm under? >> Relax. Relax. >> What do you mean? I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't >> What do you mean I didn't do anything? >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Get my car at least. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say is against the law. >> Get him to get my car at least. >> You have the right at this time to talk to an attorney and have him present with you while you're being questioned. >> If you cannot afford to hire an attorney will want to be appointed to represent you without cost if you so desire. >> Tell him to get my car at least. >> You can decide at any time. >> He's in there. Tell him to get my car. >> Not to make any statements or answer. >> Today is the 15th of September, 2023. It is 0128 hours. >> I don't have my [ __ ] phone. I don't have anything. >> She said it was a personal reason. She didn't want to talk to me about it. >> Okay, we're going to walk to the rear of my patrol car. [Applause] >> Do you have anything on you that stick or stab me? Like a pocketk knife, needles, something of that sort? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have pockets on your skirt? >> No. >> Or these shorts? >> No. >> Okay. Can I at least have my phone? >> Relax. Please. Please relax. Fighting this is not going to change anything. I need you to relax. Okay. >> I'm not at the moment. I'll come talk to you in a second. Have a seat. >> What are you? You haven't even What are you >> Would you like to come look at your wrist? >> No. >> Okay. >> Can you just Why are you arresting me? You are under arrest for operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol to the point that it's impaired your drink. >> Appreciate you guys not walking up. I'm sorry. >> Well, what questions can I answer? I can't answer all of them. >> I'm her boyfriend. >> Yep. >> Can I Can I just ask what's happening? >> She is under arrest for DUI. She's highly intoxicated. >> I told him not to drive. I told her I would walk there and I got a call saying she was on her way. >> What are the next steps for us to figure? >> She'll be with me for about the next 6 hours >> as as her boyfriend. What can I do? >> Nothing really. >> We're going to make sure that her phone goes with her so when she's released. >> Should I contact her parents? Should I Should I >> I wouldn't just let >> that be her just that'll be her choice. >> What about a vehicle? >> We're just going to lock it up here. >> Just Just leave it here. Yep. Is it on right now? >> Yeah. Can you worry about turn it off, please? >> We're going to lock it. >> All right. All right. Appreciate you. >> Thank you. >> She'll give you a call when she has an opportunity. >> Can I Can I tell you something and and not >> I'm recording obvious? No, I know. I If you're recording, whatever, but not make it obvious to her. >> Sure. >> Would just really appreciate and this night has been very rough for her. And the reason she came over here and I told her not to try. I said I will walk to your house and I don't know why she didn't listen and I but she's just not in a good place right now. So if you'll keep that in mind, I would really cutting is coming from and all that stuff. >> Yeah. Is she Is she bleeding right now? Cuz she told me she was cutting herself tonight. >> It's uh dried. So it's not like actively bleeding. >> Please keep an eye. >> We'll continue to talk to her about it and try to get her resources >> and we'll get her medics too if she needs it. >> Yeah. Right now she just doesn't want that. Okay. All right. I know it's a lot of information to process in the moment. >> I'm not I'm not seeing, but I understand, but I just I just hope I just want you guys to know that she's not there mentally 100% >> and she's obvious. I can tell by the way she's talking to you guys. She's drunk and not there. So, >> yeah. >> Appreciate it. Please. >> He said he said they're going to be about six hours with her and then we find a way to go. >> Did you find a >> So, so, so in the morning. In the morning. >> You want him to look for it in the car? >> In the morning. Should I come to the the police station and pick her up? >> Um, so how about this? She wants you to find her cell phone to make sure it goes with her. Do you mind looking in the car? >> You know what it looks like. Grab her cell phone and then Yes, she'll be able to give you a call. [Applause] Can I get out? >> Yep. >> All right. Stand to the right of the door so I can get the next door for you. Go up to that brown chair in front of you. >> Do you want me to sit in it? Stand in it or what? >> I don't want you to stand in it. But you can't have >> Can you take these off, please? Can I have my phone? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz that's not part of the process. But I know you already had your reds, right? We're going to read them again. Received. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you can say or you say can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to attorney before answering questions. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? Can I say yes or no? >> Yep. >> Okay. I have read or had read to me the explanation of my constitutional rights and I understand these rights. I understand my constitutional rights. I've decided not to exercise these rights at this time. Any statements made by me are made freely, voluntarily, and without threats or promises of any kind. >> Do you understand that? >> Sure. >> Do you have anything in your mouth? >> No. >> No gum, piercings. What do >> you mean by that? >> I'm going to answer a question here. What that does is for the next 15 minutes, you can't put anything inside your mouth. If there was residual alcohol in your mouth, it gives it time to evaporate. again. Do you have anything in your mouth? >> No. >> Can you open your mouth and lift up your tongue, please? >> What? >> Can you open your mouth and lift up your tongue, please? Like this. Thank you. Do you believe your ability to drive was affected by your alcohol and or drug use? >> No. >> Have you been arrested for DUI before? >> No. I will try to get you as quickly as I can. >> I just want to [ __ ] go. I don't want to be here. >> I understand that. >> Do you? >> Nobody wants to be here. It's It's not a pleasant thing. And your first name is Pounce Merade, correct? >> Sure. >> I've never met anyone with that name before. >> No. >> Is it like a family name or something? Why do you care? >> I'm just trying to make small talk. >> What? As you're asking me? No, it's Thanks for asking. >> I just want to go. [Music] Okay. So, this machine's going to think for the next couple minutes, do all of its internal checks. When it's time to do your sample, what I'm going to have you do is you're going to stand up. >> Can I just go home, please? >> Not at the moment. >> I know, but after this, please just give me a [ __ ] And if I do, just let me go home. >> I will do my best. >> You don't want to. >> Please listen to the instructions. I'm going to put this into the breath nozzle. When I tell you, you're going to stand up. You're going to take a deep breath so your lungs can't hold any more air. Then you're going to blow steady through this tube until all the air is gone. >> Yeah. >> Make me used to do it. >> You do breathalyzers. >> Yep. >> Um it might be a little different than it's still thinking. You can sit if you want. >> Do it. >> Um it's going to take about 10 seconds sample. It's probably longer than you're accustomed to. >> Go ahead and take your deep breath in and blow out. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You're about halfway. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. And stop. Okay. Have a seat. It's going to think for just a couple minutes. We'll do it one more time. >> Okay. >> And then I can take the handcuffs off. >> Can you please just like after just give me a ticket, let me go, please. I really want to be. >> Okay. Have a seat. We're almost through this party. >> No, I know. I just really don't want to be here. Please. >> I fully understand. >> You don't. You don't. Have you ever been here in this position? No, you don't. >> I wouldn't be allowed to be a police officer. >> Exactly. You don't know what it feels like. >> So, don't say you know, cuz you don't >> No, I understand you don't want to be here is what I'm saying. >> But to an extent, you don't understand cuz you've never been in this seat before with your [ __ ] hands behind your back. I just want to go home and I don't care. Like at this point, like whatever happens, I just want to go home. There's no point in [ __ ] holding me here. Just drive me home, please. [ __ ] It's going to be so bad. [Music] What is it? >> What was your question, sir? >> What is it? >> What is What? >> You didn't ask me a question. >> That number I just blew. >> We got to do two. So, it does one now. It's doing a sec. It's going to wait here in a second. It's cleaning out all of the breath you provide. We do a second one. Then it prints off a result sheet. >> I just want to go home, please. I'm really cold. Sorry, I'm sorry. Okay. It's ready for your second one. If you would please stand up. >> Would you please stand up? >> What do you want? >> We have to do the second one and then it's done. >> Why can't you? >> Okay. Take your deep breath in. >> [ __ ] you. I'm sorry. >> Take your deep breath in, please. We're almost done. >> Sorry. >> Okay. And blow out. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Oh, you unsealed your lips so the air didn't go through it. >> Take your deep breath in. As soon as you provide the sample, I can get the handles on. Blow out. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Almost there. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> That was my body camera. That was the machine. >> Is it fine though? >> Uh, it's going to tell me here in a second. Take your hands off. >> Me? Like, I know how to do it. What do you mean? >> Listen to me. I just said the words. I'm going to take your handcuffs off. >> I thought you said take your handcuffs off. Like, I don't want to [ __ ] do it. Hold still, please. Hold still. If you twist it, I can't get them off. Go back how you are. Please sit down. Have a seat >> right there. Sit down. I don't think you really understand the gravity of the situation right now. The way you're behaving is childish. >> I just want to go. >> I understand that. But you decide to drive intoxicated tonight through the streets of Pullman where there's hundreds of people walking around. Thank god you didn't hit anyone. Your result sheets are going to print off in a minute. After that, we're going to review it together. After that, you're going to be placed in a cell where you will remain until you are released. >> Until when? >> Can't tell you when. It'll be within 6 hours. I will get you a blanket and you'll stay there. >> In the meantime, I need you to take off all your jewelry, place it inside this box. While you're doing that, I'm going to review your result sheets here. Your first sample tested at a 195 and a 206. Your second sample is a 179 and 188. Twice the legal limit. About eight times the legal limit for a minor such as you. >> Will I get all this jewelry back? >> Yes, you will. >> I have to take all of it out. >> Yes, ma'am. So, how long do I have to say this all? >> Up to six hours. Depends on >> several factors. There's only so many of us working. I can't control the calls that come in. Who calls 911? I will try to get you out here in a reasonable amount of time. I can't tell you exactly when. All I can tell you is the longest you could possibly be here is six hours. I will review the rest of the paperwork with you when I release you. At that point, maybe it'll be a little bit more sober and a little bit more cooperative. >> Sure. But is being more uh will I get out earlier if I'm more cooperative or no? >> This point. >> At this point. No. Right. In general. In general. Is that like a thing? >> Makes our time more pleasant, but you aren't going to be like punished for being rude and mean and disrespectful. >> That's just I don't know >> your personality traits that you decide to display tonight. >> Um part of my job is to make sure that people who are in danger to themselves don't harm themselves >> further. Take like Okay. >> Try to take off the ones you can. Um, so part of my job is to determine when people need to go to the hospital because they're a danger to themselves. >> So I have to ask you some questions. I understand that, but I still have to ask. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. I'm fine. >> Well, my first question was, are you going to harm yourself? And you just said yes. >> What am I going to harm myself with in this cell? >> That's why you're taking off all the stuff. >> Right. Right. But when you get released, >> is that any of your business really? >> You just want to pull me over, right? So, no. I know. >> Well, thankfully I pulled you over before your rants went over. >> You're twice the legal limit for an adult. >> Well, good thing you I got in that parking lot and I wasn't going to drive. >> Better choice would have never been to drive in the first place, >> right? No, you're right. I thought it was fine though. So, not like that's really afraid to make you more, but a blanket for you. Please come with me. I'll be back with you in a couple hours. >> Can I make a call or what? >> No back with you. >> What is that about? >> I thought that was like I >> TV. That's if you're booked into jail. You don't want to be booked into jail. >> What? I can't make one call. >> No, it's a TV thing. This is a holding facility. It's not a jail. >> Okay, but what? I can't >> get in the cell. >> What? I can't make a call to anyone. >> Get in the cell. Do it now. >> For how long? >> Get in the cell. >> For how long? >> You can be up here for 6 hours. I don't know how many more times I could answer that question for you. >> You don't have any answer for me. >> 6 hours. Get in the cell. >> [ __ ] you. >> Yeah, I know. Okay. This piece of paper is your right to a hearing because you provided a breath sample. You have the right to have a telephonic hearing about the potential upcoming suspension of your license. If you would like to do that, you need to send in a check for $375 within 7 days from today to this address here, Department of Licensing. If you don't send it in, they just assume you don't want that hearing. Okay. So, that piece of paper, you don't have to say anything. This piece of paper is called your conditions of release. So when I release you here, this is what you have to follow. So anytime someone's arrested for DUI, they have to be in court the next court day. It's not your trial or anything, but it's an initial appearance. They'll tell you what you're being charged with. They'll give you information. You have to be there. If you don't show up, there's a warrant for your arrest. So it's today, the 15th at 1. You'll be there today. What? That's not I have class today. >> No, you have court today. >> What? In what? Here. >> So, listen. Today, 100 p.m. >> KFax, Washington. >> That's [ __ ] [ __ ] I have class today and I have important meetings today. >> Not [ __ ] You committed a crime. You need to be in court. Are you going to show up for court? If you say no, I book you into jail. >> Yeah, I'm going to go to court. >> Excellent. That's the right choice. Yeah. >> Your appearance at the above time and location is mandatory and may not be waved. Your failure to personally appear for this hearing or failure to comply with the below conditions of release shall result in immediate issuance of a bench warrant for your arrest. So when I let you go until you see the judge, this is what you have to do. Pending this hearing, the court has ordered that you comply with the following conditions of release. One, you should not possess or consume alcohol or unprescribed controlled substances. Two, you shall not drive a motor vehicle without a valid license with while suspended or revoked and without required liability, insurance, or compliance with applicable responsibility laws. I promise to appear. I received a copy of this notice and I understand the above conditions of release and I promise to comply and appear as directed above. Okay? You understand where you have to be and what time? If you don't, then we'll just go to your class or your house and arrest you and then take you to jail. >> Awesome. >> It would not be awesome. >> Yeah, I know. >> Do you have any tattoos? >> Any large scars? >> Where would that be? >> None yet. No. >> Where would your large scar be? They can figure it out at the jail if you'd rather do it that way. You would rather go to jail >> right now? >> That's what I'm saying. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Do you have any tattoos? >> Consider us large. Like, do you have >> Do you have any identifiable scars? >> No. >> Excellent. I hope that you can find a way to be respectful so we can get you out of here. If not, we can just go to jail. That's still an option. Come stand with your back up against this blue screen here. We're going to do your photograph. >> I got to say, you got probably one of the most disrespectful people I've rested in a long time. Thank you. >> It's not going to get you very far in life. Can you stand in the center, please? Look straight ahead. Leave your body still, but turn your head all the way to the right. Grab a piece of that paper towel. Wipe off the excess oils from your fingertips. There's a waste basket behind you right by that blue screen. Go seat and chair. Two signatures from first one's your fingerprint card. Goes off to FBI. >> Second one is a disposition sheet used by the court to track progress of your case. You can start putting your property back on. The door without the window there. Push hard on that door. Push hard on the second door. You'll be out in the lobby. Here's my registration. >> So, where are you coming from tonight? >> Honda sedan. >> So, you're coming from Key West? >> Yes. >> Key West? >> What were you doing down there in Key West? >> Just exploring. Exploring. >> Exploring. >> Where are you going? >> Home. >> Where's home at? >> Sarasota. >> Sarasota. You're driving all the way up there right now. >> 4103. >> You don't have like no hotel or nothing like that? >> What? >> You don't have no hotel or nothing like that? >> You speak English? You're supposed to be a cop? >> I can. I'm speaking perfect English. >> No, you're not. >> Yeah. Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> No. >> Yes, I am. I'm speaking perfect English. Can I see your license, man? Okay. Thank you. So, you live in the state of Florida now? >> Well, I do now. >> You do now. How long you been down here in Florida? >> 30 days. >> 30 days. >> Well, make sure you change this to Florida if you live here now. All right. Any drinking tonight, ma'am? >> You sure about that? >> So, no drinking down in Key West. >> All right. I'll be right back with you. >> 726. >> All righty, ma'am. You want to do me a favor and help out the vehicle for me, please? probably [Applause] step up over here. So down in Key West, you had nothing to drink? >> No. >> Not one drink? >> No. >> Are you sure about that? >> Yes. >> All right. So I feel that you're impaired by alcohol or drugs. Would you like to perform field sobriety exercises to to spill my belief for that? >> I don't think that I have should go under whatever you're saying right now because you pulled me over. >> Yes, ma'am. I did. I did pull you over and I'm ask I I think that you're impaired. So, we like to perform infield soriety exercises to spill my belief of that. Yes or no question? >> No. >> No. >> All right. So, I'm I'm going to read you this so I can find it. Trying to get the exact words for you. All right. It's not here. All right. By saying no. by saying no that that can be used against you in a criminal uh criminal proceeding. Do you understand that? So by saying no, it be used against you in a criminal proceeding. So with that in mind, are still saying no to the field soarity exercises? >> I feel like I'm talking to like a [ __ ] right now. First off, You pull me over for what? >> Failure to maintain lane. You cross the white right lane four times and you cross the other one three times. >> Okay. And then >> that's it. So would you like to perform in field exercises? >> No. All right. Well, you place your hands behind your back. Green place under >> Where's your shoes at? In your car. You hurt? Are you using your car? Hold on, ma'am. >> I'm not talking to you. >> All right. Well, no. I'm just just checking making sure there's nothing in there. All right. You can set it now. Turkey. Hold up for me. >> You all right, man? >> No. I don't like you. >> You're not a good person. Sorry about that. >> All right, ma'am. You got to sit right here. I need to put your seat belt on. Come on. >> No. >> All right, I have the female test reference signal one. Ma'am. Ma'am, get back in the car. >> No, I don't like you. >> I don't like you. >> Get back in the car, >> man. 261 105 >> ma'am. You want to get pepper sprayed or no? You want to get pepper sprayed? Do you want to get pepper sprayed? Come on. terminal 87. >> You're going to sit right here. >> Sit right here. >> Yankee 31 Sierra X-ray. X-ray Y31 X. >> Are you going to hop in the car? >> Are you going to hop in the car, man? Send right here. [Applause] Are you going to hop in the car? >> No. >> Want to go on the highway? >> Nope. Get over there. >> Nope. You're coming with me. Come on. Nope. >> On three, we're going to stand up and we're going to go to the car. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Ready? >> Get off. >> Come on. Ma'am, get in the car. 11:15. >> Get in the car, man. >> Nope. >> Stop. >> Well, you're guming with us, so get in the car. Oh man, I know. Shut up. Come on. >> You want to search it right here? >> Come this way. Come on, Dusk. Take Let me just Come on. Come on. >> We're getting control. We're good. Put that waist strap on. >> It's over there. I ain't trying to get kicked. >> No, not you just going. I'm not going to play with you. I'm sure you you've never been in the jail before. whatever you think you you think you going to do, it's not going to work and you making the situation worse for yourself. You're going to look back on this and realize you could have had a simple DUI and now you get now you stack charges and you [ __ ] yourself. So please just chill out. >> Hello everyone. >> Please see you all. Pleasure to be seen as well. Please. >> All right. How are you? >> Great. Good to hear. Well, uh, how does that work? All right. So, do they My job here is to administer the breath test. Okay. So, once the 20 minutes elapses, we'll get you out of there. We'll take you into the the room with the breath test instrument and uh you'll decide if you want to submit to a lawful test of your breath. Okay. What does that mean? >> Okay. >> Oh, do you have gum in your mouth? >> No. >> What's in your mouth? Do you have a tonary? Oh, can you open your mouth for me? Open up. Let me see inside your mouth, please. You have gum in your mouth. Why would you lie like that? I'm glad you think this is funny. It's all being recorded and you know should you take this to a jury trial it's you know your dishonesty is going to be noted you know there's no reason to act like that you know you know you made choices so you're here because you know you get what you get because you did what you did not because of anything we did to you. >> Okay ma'am you know your hand anything else in your mouth. >> No ma'am. >> All right restarted it. All right, Jessica, we're gonna move to the other room. All right, I'm gonna undo the belly strap on you, but we're going to leave you in handcuffs. Thank you. You understand? Yes. No. Maybe. So, go right into the other room. Have a seat in the chair that you can see from here. >> When you you act certain ways, you know, you just there's not much they can do for you. Knock your hand. Not going to happen. Knock it off now. Do you hear me? Have a seat here or you go back in that chair. Do you understand? Yes or no? Answer me out loud. Stand here. Take your stuff off. Anything electronic. Stand here. First off, nothing was said to me about my I don't give a crap whether it was or you don't. >> You're going to have a seat. Of course you don't. Have a seat. First off, you're going to have to >> Yeah. [Music] for sakes on camera, son. But it is. You're right. Yeah, it is [Music] washing. >> As if my weren't in my [ __ ] care. >> Oh, you do. You do care. You do care. You're bitching for no reason. You're bitching for no [ __ ] reason. >> Just about me. It doesn't affect me in any way. Of course it doesn't. As you make $16 a quarter. [Laughter] Knock it off. Like, stop it. She's got to be in here for this, but she keeps getting up and trying to push on us. So, I need somebody to stand in here with. >> No, because you keep talking [ __ ] and you're nothing. >> You're nothing. >> My parents are people. >> I know, but she's got to be in here for it. That way she changes her mind. But I'm not doing this. >> You're not going to [ __ ] put your hands on me like this. Stop. >> It's already done. Stop. Ma'am, I mean, she can sit over there for just so that she can she can't say I didn't give her every opportunity. You making >> You didn't give me no opportunity. >> Just chill out. >> No, dude. >> You're making this [ __ ] worse for yourself. >> I'm not making anything worse for myself. >> Stop. We don't need to holler. >> I'm trying to help you. >> I'm trying to help you. I'm probably >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Stay seated, ma'am. No, chill out, man. >> I'm putting my hands back so my [ __ ] wrists are not hurt. >> So, stop. >> Just don't stop. >> It's all over the [ __ ] recording. >> Y'all might think this ain't >> what >> ma'am. >> Ma'am, what? >> I'm just trying I'm trying to warn you, man. >> Black people against me. >> I'm not doing nothing to you. I'm just holding >> her. >> Okay. You think this already on camera? >> It is on camera. >> Right up there if you want to. >> Is that going to work in my favor? No. >> Okay. >> You're disobeying lawful orders right now. That's not how I disobey orders. >> Did they tell you to sit there? >> I am sitting here. >> That is a lawful order. Every time you try to stand up, it's a new charge. >> Every time you try to stand up, that is disobeying a lawful order to sit down. So when we have to put our hands on you, every time there's a new charge, resist it. you're making it >> and the judge is going to see this and the judge is going to agree with us. He's not going to agree with you. You can smile all you want, man. It's just the law. >> And I'm sure it's the same way in Tennessee because I've been there many years and I know many of law enforcement officers in Nashville, Tennessee, they'll agree with me, too. And this ain't Broadway. I tried to warn you when you came through the door. Just comply, man. Chill out. >> Good. You're good. You're good. [Music]