Deputies begin to suspect that alcohol may be a contributing factor. A strong odor of alcohol is noticeable as they interact with her, and it's impossible to ignore. Given the circumstances, they request that she perform a series of field sobriety tests. I think she believes that I'm about to do a breathalyzer, and I think that's what she agreed to do, cuz she's asking me if I pass the breathalyzer right here, am I going to go free? Oh, okay. Hey Miranda, what deputy wants you to do is field sobriety exercises. Do you know what the difference between that and the the breathalyzer is? Yes. What I asked was uh is that the probable cause? The probable cause is a traffic stop and the odor of alcohol. Right. But he didn't give me the odor of alcohol. He pulled me out of my vehicle because he said I made a traffic violation, but didn't give me the give me the description of that. But we're not going to stand here and debate the reason. I'm not debating that. I but I know you you know that you've been stopped before and I've been in the jail because and I can't go at to jail because of bond. So I was very compliant because of that. So there was no reason for me not to be compliant. With that being with that being said, why would I go back to jail knowing that my bond can be revoked and I can go to jail for that? What we're asking you to do is field sobriety exercises. My thing is is if I will be able to pass that, what will go after that? We would make the determination at that