33 and 682 on the A side. We taking 682 West Virginia 8 correction 9 6 Charles 943 96 Charles 943 West Virginia. Okay. >> Hi there. Uh, a little fast. >> Sorry. >> Do you know the speed limit on 50? >> It's 65. >> Uh, 55. >> 55. >> Yeah. Do you know how fast you're going on Stimson Avenue? >> 60. Uh on Stimson Avenue. >> No, on Stimson Avenue when you came across the bridge out of the city. >> Yeah. >> You know how fast you were going then? >> Yeah. >> How fast do you think you were going? >> 55. >> Uh 48. Yeah. Um is your car in park, everything? >> Yeah, it's in park right now. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> Um Simpson Avenue. >> Okay. Go ahead and turn your car off. I'm going to have you step out. How much have you drank? >> Not much. >> Not much. >> We're going to walk back to my car. Careful. We'll walk back this way. >> How far am I walking? >> Oh, I'm sorry. This isn't part of a test or anything. We're just walking normal. Just walk to my car. Walk right here where my beam is. I'm turning off these lights. So we can see you're okay. Just stay right. >> I know. Just stay right there. Just stay right there. >> All right. So, I'm going to put you through some field sobriety tests. Okay. >> I'm sorry. What' you say? >> Field sobriety. I'm going to put you through some field sobriety. I'm going to have you come up here and stand on the pavement. Okay. >> And that's good. And then face me. All right, go ahead and put your feet together. I know it's a little cold, but if you don't mind, just keep your hands out of your pockets and just down to your sides. That's good. Um, >> either your glasses, either put them on top of your head or I need to put them on my hood. >> My head. I just can't see very well without the >> That's fine. That's fine. The test that I'm going to be doing where I look at your eyes, I just have to uh be able to see them without the glasses on. >> All right. Do you have any prior head injuries? >> Uh, concussion. >> Okay. How long ago? >> Like two years ago. >> Okay. Do you have workplace restrictions or is there anything that prevents you from Okay. No. >> Um, what about leg injuries? Have you ever had any leg injuries? >> Both knees. >> Okay. Um, again, any workplace restrictions or something that would Would you say you're in overall physical good physical health? >> Pretty much. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. I'm just going to have you look at the tip of this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Can you see the tip of the pen? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Just follow that tip of the pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Just follow it with your eyes right there. Okay, it's going to go up the pen. >> Sorry, I'm really cold. >> Okay. Yeah, if you don't mind, just keep your hands out. There you go. >> All right, just follow it up. Can you see it up there? >> Mhm. A little bit. >> Okay, one more time. >> A little bit in the dark. >> That better? >> Mhm. >> Okay, you can go ahead and put your glasses back on. Next tests are going to be walking tests. Um, we are going to start right here. So, I want you to stand right there. >> Okay? >> And I want you to imagine a straight line going down through here. We're not going to use this line because I want to make sure that you're not very close to traffic. In fact, let's move over one more step on this imaginary line going down through here. That's >> walking with tight rope >> pretty much. Yeah. And what I want you to do on that line, go ahead and put your left foot on the line. Go ahead and do that. Now, now take your right foot and place it directly out in front, heel to toe touching. I know it's a little cold, but try or I need you to have your arms out of your pockets. Yep. Keep them down to your sides. Just stay like this till I'm done explaining the test and demonstrating the test because if you move from this or or like get out of this position, it's a clue on the test that I'm doing. Okay. So, what you're going to be doing is you're going to be taking nine heel totoe steps out. You're going to make a turn and you're going to take nine steps back. It's going to look like this. One, two, three. I'm doing three. You'll do nine. On your last step of your first set of nine, you'll take a series of small steps to turn around and then head back. One, two, three. Like, like I said, I'm doing three. You'll do nine. Okay. While you're doing the test, each step has to be heel to toe touching. Your arms have to remain down to your sides. You have to count the steps out loud like I did. >> That's fine. >> You can't step off the line. You have to take the correct number of steps. And you have to do the turn how I told you to. Okay. Do you have any questions on the test? >> Maybe not. >> Okay. You can go ahead and begin whenever you're ready. >> I'm just taking nine steps. >> Yep. Just make sure you're looking down at your toes as you do it and count out loud. >> Okay. 1 2 3 4 51. We made multiple attempts. No luck. 911 had the same thing. >> They found another company, but they only had nothing to do with the poll. >> Okay. >> 1428 checkup. >> I'm okay. I'm on test. All right, last test is a one leg stand test. Go ahead and face me. >> I have really bad knees, but that's okay. >> Go ahead and put your feet together >> all the way together, >> and then arms down to your sides. Again, >> for this test, you're going to be lifting either foot of your choosing up off the ground, parallel with the ground. Okay? >> And you're going to be looking down at your toe and counting 1,00 1, 1,002, 1,003, and so on until I tell you to stop. It'll look like this. 1001 1002 1003. What's that? >> That's a little bit stupid, does it not? >> It I mean it's a standardized field sobriety test. >> Okay. So, like I said, 6 in off the ground, parallel with the ground. Look down at your toe and count 1,00 1, 1,002, 1,003, and so on until I tell you to stop. While you're doing the test, your the toe that's raised has to be parallel with the ground. If you put your foot down, that's a clue. If you hop on the foot that you're standing on. >> Can you do this? >> I just did. Um, is >> I'm really cold now. >> I understand. >> But I can do it. I can do it. >> I was going to say it's 56°. I I have short sleeves on and I understand. I mean, you have a coat like you you have >> I I you know, I I think you're okay. >> Ready? >> Uh, well, I'll tell you when to begin. So, you're going to when I tell you to start, you just need to uh start and don't stop doing the test until I tell you to. Okay? I need to tell you one more thing. You have to keep those hands down to your sides. You can't use your hands for balance. And if you sway, that's a clue on the test that I'm looking for. And obviously, you don't want any of those clues to be present. Okay. >> Gotcha. >> Do you have any questions? >> No. >> Okay. You can go ahead and begin. 3 100 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 600 700 800 >> Just pick up where you left off. >> And make sure you're looking at your toe. >> 51,000 >> 61,000 17,000 181,000 191,000 >> Okay, we'll stop there. >> Sorry. >> All right, we're going to uh I need you to stand right here for me. Go ahead and face my car. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. Am >> I under arrest? >> Yes, ma'am. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> What I need you to do, I need you to put your palms together. Uh, sorry. Here, I'm just doing it so it doesn't hurt you when we put the cuffs on. There you go. I'm go pull your sleeves up. >> Uh-huh. Um, so do you know where the highway patrol post is in Athens? Okay. Do you know where Menard's is? >> Yes, I do. >> Out on East State. That's where we're going. Once we get there, um, here, pull your hands away just a little bit. There you go. So, yes, you are being placed under arrest for OVI. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can, and will be used against you in court. You have the right to an attorney. If you can't afford one, one will be provided to you. At any point during this, you can stop answering questions so you have representation present. Do you have any questions on those? Okay. Um, yes. So, you've been cooperative with me and everything. As long as you stay cooperative and uh you know that you you're not fighting or or anything like that. Is there somebody that would be able to come pick you up? >> Where is she? >> She's an hour and a half away. >> Hour and a half. Okay. Is there anybody closer maybe in Athens? >> Not that I know of. >> Not that you know of. Okay. Hang out right there for one second. >> I'm going I have to search you. Do you have anything on you that'll poke me, stick me? Any weapons or anything? >> Do you have a personal name? Um, >> it's a a white purse. >> Nope, I don't think you do. I can grab it for you. >> Safety uh knife in my purse, but other than that, no. >> Okay, >> you're good. >> Did you feel like you were okay to drive or? >> Yeah, I'm literally going right off the edge. So, >> yeah, you you got all the way up to over 80 miles an hour out on uh 50. Like I said, I had you >> I got about 65. >> Yeah, you were going 80 83. >> But it's okay. It's okay. >> These have any pockets? >> No, there's no >> All right. What I need to do is I I'm going to make a swipe across your waist and I make a swipe under your chest and then down the middle. Okay. >> I'm just going to have you stand there just because it's on that blinking red light. It's on camera and I have body cam, too. Step one, step away. There you go. Spread your feet. I have to swipe up through your groin area. I'm going to use the back of my hand. Okay. All right. We'll have you walk back here. We'll get you in my car. Yep. You're okay. I got you. All right. Go ahead and have a seat there. Now, put your seat belt on. There you go. Swing your feet in. And go ahead and turn your head to the left for me. >> Yep. Left. So, you want your purse out of your car? Is there anything else you want? >> No. Keys? >> No. No. No. >> Okay. Is your phone in your purse, too? >> Yes. >> Okay. If it's Do you want me >> It's in the middle of the dashboard. >> You want me to grab it? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, we'll do. >> All right. Go ahead and step out. We'll be going over to that door. I think another trooper is in the room where we have our breath testing machine. So, I'm going to have you sit out in the hall here. That'll give you enough time to call your mom. I'll have you sit out here. You may appeal the suspension after >> Let me get those cuffs off of you. I only have to have one cuff on you while you're in here. >> Oh, hold on. You say you're moving. >> Yeah, I'll move for you. >> Okay, never mind. We'll be going in here. Go, mom. >> Yep. Yep. Hold on a second. We got to let them finish up and then we can go in there. >> I'll go right. >> Okay. >> All right. We can head in >> right there. your cuffs off here. And while you're in this room, we only need to have one cuff on you. Are you right or left-handed? >> I'm right-handed. >> Right-handed. Okay. You're okay. I'm going to let you have your right hand since you're right-handed. You can call her. Um, I need to go get some paperwork and then I'll be back in here. Okay, >> Z. >> Sister, >> please. Please go get mom. >> What's up? What's wrong? >> This is so serious. Please go get mom. Please go wake her up. What happened? >> I got arrested. >> Please go get mom. >> I'm getting [ __ ] >> Hey, Mom. >> What's up? >> I got arrested. >> For what? Where are you now? >> I'm at the police station in Athens. Just tell make sure you know it's State Highway Patrol. >> This is State Highway Patrol. >> Okay. And what what um what for like are they are we not are you going to be there or I don't understand? >> I don't know yet. >> No. No, ma'am. She she can be picked up. Uh my name is Sergeant Niheiser. Um, she was stopped for speed uh around Athens. Um, and when I got up to the car, she's drank a considerable amount. Um, she was arrested for impaired driving and we're at the Athens post now. >> Okay. >> Um, she is able to be she's been compliant. I mean, you know, not um she's she's been a I guess a model citizen as far as, you know, doing what was asked of her and everything else. Um if if there's the possibility of you or someone else coming and picking her up, >> they live like an hour and a half away. They can't come pick me up. >> So So I'm just extending that. Um, if she cannot have anyone pick her up, um, I would just have to I would take her to regional jail in Nelsonville. >> I thought by name and date of birth, but there's no priority. >> So, so I mean it it's it's up to you. Um, I I I I can wait, you know, an hour. I I mean, we're just now starting kind of the breath testing and everything else. So, it'll still be another probably 30 or 45 minutes before I'm even done with paperwork and all of that. So, if if you want to come pick her up, what part of West Virginia are you from? Oh, Charleston. Okay. Um if you want to come pick her up, you can. or if you know somebody around this area that can come pick her up that the only stipulations is they just have to be sober and they have to be at least 18 years old with a valid driver's license. >> Can you come pick me up, Mom? >> Okay, I will. Um >> or can you have dad come pick me up? Okay. >> Please. >> Yeah. Where are Yeah. You said the It's called the Athens Post of the >> Ohio State Highway Patrol. I can give you an address if you're able to write it down. >> Yeah. >> Okay. It is able to write it down. >> Okay. It's 13600. >> Mhm. Dela D E L L A Drive and then that's in Athens. The zip code's 45701. >> Okay. >> I'll probably have your daughter also text you just to make sure we, you know, there's no miscommunication. Um >> Okay. >> Do you have any other questions at this time? Um, so I um um is there a Yeah. What? I think Hello. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Are you still there? Mom got disconnected. >> It's okay. You want the ball back? Um, >> the wireless customer you are. >> He's he's driving right now. >> Oh, is he? >> Yeah. >> And he's sever has valid license and everything. >> He's 20. >> 20. Okay. >> Hello. Hello. Yeah, I just found out. >> I know. >> Did you have any other questions, ma'am? >> Um, >> no, I can't think. I don't know. No, I So, no, I can't think of anything. >> Okay. >> If you do, um, will you be coming here or No, >> somebody will. >> Okay. if if they have any questions when they get here, I'll do my best to answer them. >> All right. >> Okay. Thank you, ma'am. >> Thanks. >> So, you're under arrest for OVI. Operating the vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drug or a combination of them. Operating a vehicle while under the influence of elicited controlled substance or elicit metabolite controlled substance. operating a vehicle after underage alcohol consumption or having physical control of the vehicle while under the influence. If you refuse to take any chemical test required by law, your higher driving privileges will be suspended immediately. You'll have to pay a fee to have the privileges reinstated. If you take a chemical test, you may have an independent chemical test taking your own expense there. Um, just to assume you've never had an OBI or anything. >> I was Yes, you're correct. But I know what that means. >> What's that? >> That OPI? >> Yeah. Impaired driving like operating vehicle intoxicated. Um, if you refuse this test, it's a one-year license suspension. If you take the test, it's a 90-day license suspension. And that's if you blow over a 08. >> I'm going to take the test. >> What's that? >> I'm going to take the test. >> Okay. >> But if I blow over anything, it's going to be wrong. Is it not? What do you mean? >> If I blow over anything but a 0, it's going to be wrong. >> How old are you? >> I'm 21. >> No. So, the legal limit's a 08. >> Okay. >> So, >> so if I blow below a 08, it's only going to be suspended for 90 days. >> Correct. Yes. If you blow under a .08 on this test, um, it requires two samples. Uh when you're doing the samples, basically you have to take a deep breath in and blow into the machine as if you're blowing up a balloon. There there is resistance. Um it'll be a second before I can get started. Like when you're doing the test, you just have to take a deep breath in and blow into the mouth piece. So if you're blowing up a balloon, take a deep breath in and then blow all all of the air that's in your lungs into the machine. All right. You can go ahead and stand up because you probably need to stand up to reach it. All right. So, take that. You're okay. Yep. Just take a deep breath in. You're okay. Deep breath in. Try not to inhale close to it because it'll invalidate the test. Just deep breath in and then blow into it. Yep. And just keep going till you have nothing left in your lungs. Okay, good. Now, to see, like I said, it requires two tests. The reason it does that is to make sure that the test isn't out of tolerance with one another. It just wants to make sure that it's a consistent test. All right. Same thing again. Keep that thing here. Yep. There you go. Just keep going until you don't have anything. Okay. And you have a seat. >> So this is your breath test result. You tested at a 2110. >> The legal limit is a 08. So you're over you're you're 2 and 1/2 times the legal limit right now. and a half times. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You're your first test, it always takes the lower of the two tests. Your first test was a 217. Your second was a 2110. Did you feel like you were impaired or not at all? >> Do you drink often? >> Not at all. Nothing. >> Wine. >> Wine. Is that what you're drinking tonight or? >> No. >> No. >> All right. So, as of this time, your Ohio driving privileges are suspended. >> Um, they'll be suspended for 90 days. Um, I'm going to get you your citation. You're going to have a court date on um Tuesday. That's fine. Can you get a Tuesday afternoon? >> Uh, so the only time that the court offers it >> or just Tuesday after 100 p.m. >> The only time that the court offers it on for us is Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m. >> I mean, I have a class at Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m. So, >> you'll have to call the court or you'll have to make arrangements with your professor. I mean, that's just there there's no no leeway for us. That's what we have to site you in. Um the court has allowed in the past uh people to do court via Zoom. Um but that would be something you'd have to ask them about. >> I have done that before. It's just not I can't do that with a professor that has mandatory dates for >> No, I I understand. I'm just I'm just telling you that >> but I I will figure something out for that. >> So you're being charged with that 48 and a 25 uh and then OVI uh and then the 2110 BAC on the back of the citation. This is the phone number for the court. If you have any questions, you can call in there. >> So basically what you're saying that if I wouldn't have blew, I wouldn't have gotten it three charges. I would have gotten two. I I'm sorry. >> If I would not have blew in the thing, I would have gotten two charges, not three, >> right? Yeah, you would have got >> Yeah, the decision was yours as to whether to take a test. >> I know. I just wish that you guys would have clarified that information further, but it's fine. It really doesn't matter. >> Okay. Do you have any questions on the citation? >> No. >> Okay, that's yours. She doesn't know where to go. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yeah, just or just park out there and I'll come out and meet you. >> Okay. Yeah, I I see you. I'll come out and meet you here in a second. >> Yeah, she's in that blue car. >> Yep. All good. You can you can come, too. All right. Bye. >> Coming out. >> Thank you. Hello. You said you don't have your license. >> Um, not in my wallet, but I have my social security. >> Okay. What I need you to do, I just need you to fill out your name, address, and signature right there. >> Okay. >> Is the vehicle registered to you? That's my dad, Justin. >> Okay. >> 1478 Athens, Brickford and SSN. >> Is that okay to get in the car? Yep. >> That's yours. Um, she is not allowed to drive tonight. Um, >> her car is on the ramp from 33 and 50 to 682. Like if you're going towards Richland, that's where it's at. >> Is it going to get to >> No. So, we're not going to tow it. And like I said, she can't drive it tonight. So, just leave it there. It's not going to get towed. Um, just grab it in the morning. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> All right. You guys are good to go. >> Thank you. >> Have a safe night. 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