Well, I asked you that question, ma'am. How fast were you going? I don't need that. I just need you to ask my question, please. You know how fast you were going? Okay, that has nothing to do with the situation. Do you know how fast you were going, ma'am? Just right here in front, please. >> Where? >> Right here. Come right here. I'm going to move you over here, detective. >> Okay. >> You really want to get you you really want to send her home? She got a bad attitude. >> She does. >> I don't have a bad attitude. Hello. Are you okay? >> How are you? >> Pretty good. Why are you going so fast? You know how fast you were going? >> How fast? Well, I asked you, ma'am. How fast were you going? >> Huh? >> Well, I asked you that question, ma'am. How fast were you going? I don't need that. I just need you to ask my question, please. You know how fast you were going? Okay. That has nothing to do with the situation. Do you know how fast you were going, ma'am? >> Huh? >> What are you doing? >> That's That's not what I asked, ma'am. Do you know how fast you were going? >> Okay. Well, you're doing 57 miles an hour and it's 45 over here. So, that's why I'm making a contact with you. Okay. >> 57. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Can I get your driver's license proof insurance, please? >> I need your driver's license, proof insurance, please. >> But you see this? >> I need your driver's license, proof insurance, please. I don't care that you're a detective. I need your driver's license proof insurance, please. Really? What? Can I get your driver's license proof insurance, please? >> I can't hear you, ma'am. >> Okay. Thank you. >> What' you say? >> Okay. Thank you. Do you still stay in Kingston? Mil. >> Okay. I'm guessing you were heading home. >> I'm sorry. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, have you had anything to drink today? Any medications or anything like that? Okay. Cuz there's a delay in a lot of things when I'm asking you questions. I'm not doing anything out of the norm. Okay. Okay. So, again, have you had any medications or anything like that? >> Okay. So, why is there a delay when delay when I ask you questions when you're grabbing things and stuff like that? Don't stop me. I'm asking you a serious question here. >> Are you going to answer the question? You're not going to answer your question? So, nothing to drink or anything like that. No medications or anything like that. All right. Sit tight for a second. 151. >> You send me a supervisor, please. All right, ma'am. Can you do me a favor? Step out. I want to talk to you over here for a quick second. >> You need to step out of the car, please. >> Because you, as a detective, know as a law enforcement official, I can ask anyone to step in and out of the vehicle. You must comply. >> Okay. I want to talk to you further over here. Are you refusing to step out of the vehicle? >> Step out of the car and come talk to me over here. Step out. I'm going to ask you again. >> Step out of the car and come talk to me over here, please. >> Because I'm telling you to. >> I I just told you. I'm going to talk to you over here. >> Step out of the car. Come talk to me over here. >> That's all you got to do. It's not a big deal. Thank you. Step back to my car for a second. You can close your door, please. Thank you. Can you walk back to my car, please? >> Can you keep your hands out pockets? I know you're a copper, but still. Just right in here in front, please. >> Where? >> Right here. Come right here. I'm going to move you over here, detective. Okay. All right. I have some concerns. Okay. You're drunk. Regardless if you want to admit that or not, you as a cop should know you shouldn't be doing this crap. Okay? You understand why I'm a little aggravated, right? You probably been doing this way longer than I have. Okay? I stopped you from doing 57 miles an hour to 45. Soon as I come up to the vehicle, I know you're intoxicated regardless you want to admit it or not. >> 57. >> Yes, ma'am. It's locked on my radar. Okay. My camera's been on the entire time, so it's on there. Okay. Are you willing to do some field sobriety test to make sure you're able to operate this motor vehicle accordingly? No whatsoever. How much did you have to drink tonight? What's this? Cuz trying to tell me you didn't is a lie. I already know. I can smell it coming off of you. I smell the one that was in there. Huh? >> No, I'm not gonna >> You're not going to what? >> What are you doing? >> My job. >> Correct. So, how much have you had to drink tonight, Mel? Okay. You're going to sit in the back of my car for a quick second cuz you're not sitting behind that wheel. We're going to go to the side of the car. Let's go over here. Either you can walk under your own power. I'm going to assist you. Ma'am, walk to that side of my car. Please >> because I'm telling you to. It's a lawful order. No weapons or anything, boss lady. >> You're not carrying today or anything like that? >> What are we doing? >> You're sitting down in the back of my car cuz you're too drunk to be behind the wheel. So now sit down. This is the last I'm going to tell you that I'm going to assist you. I don't care what position you hold. Take a seat, please. >> Really? 143. She's sitting in the back of my squad right now. Sorry about the way. >> Thank you. 2100 23 number off. boot off. open s. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> What's going on? >> Not much. You been drinking? You're going to lie to me. >> I asked you a question. I expect an honest answer. Then we can get along. Otherwise, you're going to jail. You going to lie to me? Go. I drinking. No. >> Boy, I've had I haven't had a drink. >> You've had more than one drink. Unless was like this big. >> What do I want to talk about? You really want to get you you really want to send her home? She got a bad attitude. >> She does. >> I don't have a bad attitude. >> Cuz you've been lying from the start. >> You probably How long you been a cop? >> What' you say? >> I see. See what I'm saying? Simple questions you can't even answer. All right. Go stick your feet back in the car. Please give her field arrest her. >> She don't want to do fields. I already asked. >> Fine. >> Take it. >> [ __ ] yeah. I would. It's up to you still. >> No, but I I honestly didn't understand what's going on here. >> She doesn't know which way. >> She She wants to go to jail. >> Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. Un loosen your hands, please. Thank you. All right. Take a seat, please, ma'am.