Inside this this purse or bag. You're going to take me to jail for real? I don't know. Yes, ma'am. Hello. >> [laughter] >> Hello, I'm going to jail again. I'm I'm sorry. >> [music] >> Hello there, how you doing? Hey, how are you doing today? Excellent. All right. You know the reason I stopped you was because you were weaving in and out of the roadway. All right, have you had anything to drink today? No, sir. No? All right. I was on the phone with my dad. All right. All right, excellent. Is there a reason that you were weaving in and out of traffic? Probably just cuz I was on the phone with my dad and I was just trying to contact my dad and that's all I was doing. Oh. Yeah. Okay, do me a favor, step outside of the vehicle for me. My dad put me in my feelings. Your your dad put you in your feelings? Yeah, come over here. Well, now you got me in my feelings. I'm at home by myself, so Yeah, cuz uh they were called they called about your vehicle. Um weaving in and out of No need. What did they call about my Really? >> Yeah, people saw your vehicle driving Not not your parents, but uh the public in general they saw your vehicle weaving in and out of traffic. And then when I when I was driving that way, I I your vehicle was still you were still weaving in and out. >> I got you. All right, so I just wanted to make sure that you're safe to drive. >> I understand. >> All right. I'm going to have another officer come over here. We're going to do a field sobriety test. And after that, everything checks out, you can be on your way. All right? Just got to make sure that you're safe out there. Yes, sir. Of course. No problem. Other than that, how's your day going? Other than that, it's not a great for today. Okay. That's good. Trying to enjoy my little weekend. All right. What happened to the mirror on the other side? Actually, both of my mirrors are messed up. No, the other one is is really messed up. Have you seen it? Yeah. Yeah, it's like completely out. You just got to sit it back up on there. Yeah. It's cuz my driveway at my house, I live in Four Seasons in Cartersville, and like whenever you pull out, sometimes my dad puts the trash can on a weird time. I hit both of them. I just haven't got them fixed. I haven't had the money to get them both fixed yet. >> Right. All right. If anything, you can get If it's fine, you just put some duct tape. That way, you know, you you solve It actually stays good. I don't Yeah. It actually stays good, though. I just had to get the brakes fixed and the O2 sensor. Yeah, but you keep driving like that, it's just going to fall off. You might You know what I mean? I'm going to set it back on there, though. I can't believe somebody called the police on me in the street. Well, people are worried, you know. They said that your vehicle kept coming off the road, and then when I saw you driving, you you were still moving in and out of lanes. Yeah, you were swerving hard. So, I understand, you know. >> didn't mean to, though. No, no. I know you didn't mean to. I still got I I just got to make sure that you're safe to drive, you know. I couldn't live with myself if I let somebody just go ahead and drive and then something unsafe happens, you know? >> Yeah, you know. I definitely understand that. >> Yeah, it happens, you know. >> I definitely understand that, for Do me a favor, stand up for me here straight. All right, you just face me right now? Yep. All right, so away from the car, please. You just stand up straight. So, right now I'm just going to check your eyes, make sure that we can do this. I'm not going to touch you, I'm just going to move your fingers close to you. All right. You uh we're going to do this. You just going to follow uh my finger with your eyes. You're not going to move your head. >> you. Uh you just going to do it with your eyes, all right? >> Got you. This is just medical exam. Make sure that you're able to drive. All right, I'm about to Is this my people? No, no worries, no worries. It has nothing to do with your >> Like a vision test. All right, you just stand up straight for me. Again, remember, you just going to follow uh with your eyes and your eyes only, all right? >> All right, you all pass. >> All right. All right. Uh this next portion of the test uh is called the walk and turn and you just going to do exactly uh as I'm going to demonstrate. Do not do anything until I tell you to begin, all right? So, what you're going to do is you're going to put your uh right foot in front of your left and you're going to take nine steps. Uh You see the line right there in front of you? Following that line, all right? So, you're going to take nine steps and you're going to count them out loud while you're looking at the tip of your toes. Every single step that you take is going to be uh tip to heel, all right? So, once you get to the ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps like this Okay, turn. and and do another nine steps going in that direction. Do you understand every single uh instruction that I just gave you right now? Make sense? All right. So, hands to the side. Uh but when you walk you can walk normal, all right? So, now Yeah, so now put your There you go, and you may begin. Remember, heel to toe. Heel to toe, count it out loud. >> [clears throat] >> All right. All right. Excellent. All right. This next one uh don't do anything until I tell you to start, all right? So, what you're going to do is, just like before, you're going to be uh you're going to stand up like like I am right now and I'm going to uh and you're going to When I tell you to begin, you're going to lift your one of your foot of your choosing, you're going to keep it parallel to the ground, and you're going to count 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, and so on, until what I tell you to stop. Do you understand this? Yes, sir. All right, stand up straight. Uh Do you understood everything I'm instructing that I gave you? All right, you may begin. >> It might be easier if she does it on the other leg. All right, this is on my bad foot. Okay, you can do it. Go ahead. Remember, you're going to keep it straight, parallel to the ground, and you're going to count 1,001. 1,002, 1,003. Don't Don't lean against the car. Yeah, I'm not good on my balance. Remember, And my balance is correct. All right, you may stop. And I'm not good on my balance. I want the trailer All right, 10-95. All right. You want to try twisting your arm? Just like you are. There you go. Much better. All right, you want to try to do it like that? Can I call my dad? Absolutely, I will let you use your phone. Yeah. For right now, come into the vehicle, please. Are you going to take me to jail? Yeah, at this point, yes. Watch your head. Let me get the seatbelt for you. Hey, Evans, do me a favor, man. Can you put the seatbelt on her? Yep, yep. Are ready to take the jail for real? Oh, yes, ma'am. I understand. Yeah. Yeah. This is This is just not safe, but it's not the worst thing ever. All right. All right, I'm going to read you something real quick. Uh this is the implied consent. The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive up on the highways of the state up on your submission to the state administered chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of the state will be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. Your refusal to submit to blood or urine testing might be offered as evidence against you at a trial. If you submit to testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more, your Georgia driver's license privilege to drive on the highways of the state might be suspended for a minimum of 1 year. After submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expenses and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administered administered chemical test of administered test? Do you want to get tested? No. No? You don't want to do it? Yeah, she don't want to do blood. Hm? Ask her for blood. Of blood? You don't want to do the blood test or breath or No, all right, she doesn't want to do it. Okay. All right. Well, go ahead and read Miranda, too. All right. All right, you don't even have to do it. I just got to read them their Miranda rights for you. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will appoint it to to represent you before any questioning if you wish. Even if you don't want a lawyer now and agree to talk to us at any time you can change your mind and ask for a lawyer or stop talking to us. Do you understand each of these rights as far as I explained them to you? Do you Having these rights in mind, do you want to talk to us right now? No? All right. Okay. All right. Yeah, I guess we're going to get the Guinness line. Okay. All right. I got it. >> I have two unopened canned and Jack and Margarita's. Inside this this purse or bag. I have one small airplane bottle right here on the bottom floor of the passenger seat. El Porvo, I'm sorry, El Toro Gold. Uh, do you want to So, you wanted to call your dad? Please. All right. Please call my dad. Uh, contact >> phone right there on the left. It's uh scroll down. Keep scrolling. Keep scrolling. Keep going. What do you have it says? No, it's My bad. It's okay. It's right there. Go on the recent right there on the second to the left. Recent? Second to the left on the bottom. Keep going. That's Bradley Cooper right there. Oh, actually uh yeah, face on my deal. I know him. Oh my god. No, I was supposed to face somebody else. Click the phone. I'm the phone, yeah. I got all this I can be getting a ticket. You you're going to be fine. This happens. You'll be able to bond out. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. Hello? Hello, I'm going to jail again. I'm so sorry. What happened, Kaylee? I'm [laughter] sorry. What'd you do? Somebody called the police on me cuz I was swerving. I'm sorry. Well, Kaylee, I don't know what you going to do. I don't >> [laughter] >> I don't either. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I don't know what you going to do. >> [laughter] >> I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. You're going to go to jail for a long time, then. I know. I'm going to be sitting there for a long time, right? Say what? I'm going to be sitting there for a long time, right? I don't know, Kaylee. I don't know. >> [laughter] >> How are you How are you calling me right now? >> [laughter] >> Cuz the police are letting me call you. The police Who's holding it? He's holding the phone. Huh? He's holding the phone. You can talk to him. He's holding the phone. Yes, sir. Hey, [snorts] uh I don't know, Kaylee. I want I I don't know what to say. I mean, what Can you Can you tell me just what all was going on? Uh she was driving under the influence. That's That's pretty much it. Yeah. Uh I'm sorry. >> [laughter] >> I'm so sorry. All right. I'm going to go ahead and hang up. Listen to me. I need you to stand up real quick just to make sure to search you because you Ma'am, what's your name? Kaylee. Kaylee, do you have anything in your pockets? >> Yeah, yeah, I am. I left it in the scooper. Do you have anything in your pockets I need to worry about? Can you do this as you got gloves? Yeah. All right, I'm going to check your pockets, okay? Let me know if you have anything or knives or anything. I'm going to make sure it's all right. Okay. We'll just check your back pockets real quick. Okay. All right, you're good. You don't have anything in your bra or anything, right? Okay. All right. I need you to have a seat for me. Just so you know, they will search you more Well, they will If there's anything in your bra or anything, they'll they'll they'll find that, so okay. Just want you to Can I see both again? Hey, look at the bright side. At least you didn't get hurt and no you didn't get nobody else hurt. No. Can you move my hair out of my face? Absolutely. Absolutely. There you go. That will help you all right now. Let's get you inside so they can take off these cuffs. Get them some AC. >> [clears throat] >> You didn't get hurt. Nobody else got hurt. I saw you driving it was pretty bad. It's okay. You're You're already here. You're You know, you already got in trouble. You know what I mean? So, just You get out You get out eventually. Just drive safe. You get out eventually. Just make sure when you get out of here you get your driver's license. Don't drink and drive, man. You're not going to be here forever. >> [snorts] >> You just You just keep me doing that, man. This People don't pay attention. Yeah, I want you to do better, man. You can do better. You're young. It's a mistake. You You're only charged for what? Oh, you were driving drunk again in the past? Yeah. It took you It took you a while for you to stop, man. I I was behind you for a while. I thought you were about to run. Yeah. Lights were on. I was turning on the chirping, the sirens and all of that. I I thought You know? I'm just glad that you didn't get hurt, man. You know, look at the bright things. You didn't get hurt. You didn't get nobody else hurt, right? Nah, man, that's no way of thinking. No, man. Nah, you It's going to take you a little bit to fix it, but you can fix it. You can turn this around. It's No, man, that's that's that's that's not That's not the way the road would look at it. If you died, that's forever, right? But this this my last year, maybe couple of years in my hang around, you know? But then you could get it together, you know what I mean? You can do better. You can do better. You can do better, man. You know, you got time.