Statesboro, Georgia. Blue lights flash near a copper beach and a night out takes a sharp turn. What happens next? Not your typical body cam story. Let's check it out. Got a left turn signal on. Looks like he's going to be making a left in Copper Beach here in a second. Driving on the wrong side of the road. Statesboro Play Circle. pulling into the double digit side of Cover Beach and we are finally going to find him at the office. >> Hi dude. You all right? Give a head. >> What are you talking about? I'm drunk. I'll go ahead and let you know. >> What do you What? Okay. I mean, what's going on? >> Had a couple. >> Okay. >> I'll let you know. >> Okay. You at Southern Social? >> No. >> Where were you at? >> Fifth quarter. I'll let you know right now. >> The what? >> Fifth quarter. >> Fifth quarter. Oh, the new one over there by social. >> Yeah, I'll let you know. I was coming right here to Copper. I'll let you know. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? A couple >> a couple couple what? A couple beers, a couple liquor drinks. >> A couple. Yeah, I'll let you know. >> Okay, >> you can go ahead. >> You want to do You want to do a couple exercises? Make sure you're safe to drive. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> I'll let I'll let you know. You can go ahead. >> Why don't you want to do the exercises? >> Cuz I know. >> You know what? >> I know I'm drunk. >> You know you're too drunk to drive? >> Yeah. Okay. >> I know I shouldn't have. >> How old are you? >> 23. >> 23. Yeah. Okay. >> Would you be willing to blow on a PBT for me? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. All right. Um, >> when's it when did you start drinking the night? >> I couldn't tell you when. >> Okay. At >> fifth quarter is the only place you've been drinking the night. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Step back here for me on my bumper and just have a seat. Have a seat on my bumper for me. You got it. Okay. >> Right there on the bumper >> in the front. Right there. >> Right here. >> The very front. Just have a seat, man. >> Take a seat. >> Just relax for you got your drive. You You got your driver's license on you? >> Yeah. >> Yes, sir. >> Can I have it, please? I see it. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> There it is. >> Okay, Miss >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Just hang tight with uh Officer Smith for me. Okay. >> Why don't you just call a DD? I should have. >> Probably should have. >> I should have. >> Yeah, you guys just trying to go through here. >> Yeah, you're good. Go ahead. >> Thank you. >> No problem. Have you ever had a DUI before? >> No. >> Well, that's good. >> Just want to go alignment school myself. >> Okay. >> That screws that up. >> Kind of. I don't know. Maybe there's still hope. Don't think too negative. >> Yeah, there's no hope. >> You don't know that. >> I just hope that's what it is. >> Well, life's just screwed. >> Why do you say that? Yeah, I just I know >> it just >> I know how it is. >> Know how what is >> I know I know how it is. When you get DUI gas and stuff like that, you just build your case. >> Well, I mean, so I stopped him for the obedience traffic control devices. >> Mhm. >> Um and then he had a really choppy turn when he was turning. Oh, he he had a delayed start, too, which isn't isn't illegal, but >> I was behind. >> It's indicative. It's indicative of impairment, right? But uh um I don't ever light somebody up at a at a red light because then they freeze in the intersection, >> right? Which you don't >> um Yeah. I don't want them to I don't want him to stop right there and block the intersection. So, but uh he pulled all the way past the stop bar and then when he pulled in here, you saw him driving on the wrong side of the road. >> He left lane the entire time. >> So, >> but then you saw him when he got out, he >> Yeah, he just held his hands out. >> Yeah. Come on. >> I should know better. Tight. >> It is what it is. >> Silver. >> Just go after this. >> 1020 is going to be Charles Queen 5806. CQ 5806. Give me a second. It >> is how it is. Yeah. I stopped him for obedience to traffic and told the lights pass the stop bar. He was he was already on the wrong side of the road >> and well I lit him up coming down the turn lane and he was was like almost went head on with a car um cuz he was on the wrong side of the road. >> Um now that that was with the blue lights activated but still he should still be on the right side of the road. >> Um so I watched him do that and u there's another car coming. I was like he's about to crash into a car. I almost called it out. He's about to hit a car, but uh he won't do fields. He said he's too drunk. He said I see I know I know I'm too drunk to drive. I don't mean to do that. And I asked him to do a PBT. He said no. I got odor alcoholic beverage. Admitted to drinking it fifth quarter over there by Southern Social. Um >> you going to do blood or breath? >> I'm going ask him for breath first. He refuses. Then I'm going ask him for blood. >> Okay. Um he's been compliant so far. He he when I got when I opened the door, he held his hands out and goes, "Go ahead and lock me up." And I was like, "Why would I do that?" Cuz I'm I'm drunk. So, >> was it a bouncer or one of the that um pointed out the truck? >> Kira went there and verified with the bouncer that that was him. Um well, I seen him backing up when I first got in there and got behind ran the tag to see if the tag was valid or anything like that and the tag came back good. Someone was smoking some weed. >> I say you close to having a if not you did have a arsenal. Well, I mean, I got behind him. I was watching him for a little bit. Then a char a ch a challenger a challenger got between us and I couldn't watch I couldn't like him like behind him behind him, but >> him rolling. He rolled all the way past the stop bar and was like in the crosswalk and watch wait for the red light to change. So, I'm about to go hook him up. >> So, I got >> You were already on probation for what? No, I wasn't on it. >> Oh, >> been there before, but it was MIP. >> Oh, >> MIP long long time ago. >> Okay, >> I got you. All right, my man. You just stand up for me. >> Yeah. >> Turn around. Face the car. >> Man, put your hands behind your back. You are under arrest. We're driving under the influence. Okay. >> Yes, sir. All right, open up your arm for me. There we go. Get that sleeve out the way. >> You good, my man. You got your key on you. I lost mine the other day. Got to get I ordered another one. Ain't got it in yet. >> Can I at least get my hat? >> Yeah, man. We'll get all that for you. I had to read you something first. Okay. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> All right, F. Turn around. You said you're 23, right? >> Yes, sir. All right. All right, I'm going to hold the flashlight, let you read along with me. There's a car with no lights on right there. >> I understand. >> I understand. Miranda, >> this is uh implied consent. So, this is the Georgia implied consent notice for suspects age 21 or over. >> The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon your submission to state administer chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for Is it okay if I lean against your uh bush ball? >> Yeah, you're good. Sorry. I thought he was about to crack. I thought he was about to bump back. >> I understand my >> All right. So, this is the Georgia imply gets at notice for suspects age 21 or over. >> The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon your submission to state administer chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you're 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 this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. >> Your refusal to submit to blood or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. Yes, sir. >> If you submit to testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.08 08 g or more. Your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the requested state tests, you are entitled to additional chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath? >> I will. >> Yeah. Okay. cuz I know if any other way I know. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. Is it okay if I get my hat? >> We'll get it for you. I'm going have you sit back here and I'm going search you real quick and I'll get your hat out there. Okay. >> You can I piss? >> I can't. You can't piss out here, man. There's too many people out here to look around. Well, I'm going to take you straight from here up to the jail and you can pee up there. Okay. >> Okay. >> You good, man? >> I'm sorry. I'm I'm an ass. >> And BL gets in over 21 for breath with a S. Yeah, my my throw your grizzly back in the truck cuz I'll throw it out of the jail. Okay. I don't want to throw that shit's expensive, so I don't want to throw it out. Okay, >> that's okay. Spread your feet for me. I ain't trying to get fresh with you. I got to make sure. >> I just did lead day, so I'm shaking a little bit legs. >> You're good, my man. How much How much How much How much How heavy was it? >> What? Leg day? >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. It was kind of heavy compared to uh back in the day when I played ball. >> You play football? >> Yes, sir. >> What position you play? >> I played running back. >> I got you. >> I was a defensive lineman for a little bit. I So that's that was that was that was the extent of my football talent right there. Just hitting the guy in front of me. >> Hey, I thought I was going thought I was going D1 and learned real quick. I was uh 5'8. What's that? >> I said I thought I was going D1, learned real quick. Think I was 5'8 by nine. >> All right, man. I'm going to take your truck real quick. I'll get your hat. You want You got your cell phone in there. >> Uh could I could I get that? >> Your hat? >> Yeah. Could I >> I mean I I don't want to call my parents. >> Well, you can take your phone with you and then you can get numbers out of it at the jail. >> Okay. Is that okay? >> Yeah, that's to that's totally cool. >> Yeah, we can do that. All right, hang tight. Be right back. Okay. Oh, heat. Didn't mean to yell like that. Oh, you good. I was I was reading nicely and all of a sudden I heard you yelling. I was like, "What the is going on?" >> He uh he about pulled a me. >> Um I even made a joke yesterday with him. As long as you don't pull a me and crash your car the first day you get in it. changed his uh >> changed his number on the board. >> Is that Bayons is up there now? >> Yeah. What happened with this? >> She rolled forward into somebody at a stop sign. >> Yep. >> Yep. All right. >> Yeah, I'm about to lock it up and see if he's cool with see if he's cool with staying here. And uh I'm going to lock it up for him. Hey, my man. So, I got your phone. I got your keys and your wallets up here. Um do you want me to lock your truck or we just leave it here? Is that cool with you? >> That's fine with me. Yeah, I get I like I live here. >> You live here at Copper? >> Yes, sir. Okay. >> Um you can leave it right here. That's guest parking right there. >> Yeah. You mean >> uh could I at least get my hat? >> Oh, yeah. I I've almost forgot about that, my man. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, it's the it's the gray duck hat. >> I got you. I'll get that. I got your keys. I got your phone. I got your wallet. >> Okay. >> Okay. Duck cat. Go around and make sure she's locked up good. Got it all. >> What's that? >> You got it all. >> I got your hat, got your phone, got your keys, and got your wallet. >> Thank you. >> Yes, sir. All right. My brother. >> Yeah. You'll be you'll be able to call him as soon as uh soon as I get you booked in at the jail. Okay. >> Have to call him and my parents. >> Where do your parents stay at? >> Um you know Columbus, Georgia? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He he stays in Canton. Is about to live there. >> Okay. >> But uh I got a couple friends up there in call him and let him know first. >> Okay. I don't want >> Do you still get mail at the uh Sicy Drive? You have to change that. >> Well, I'm going to put your college address in here also. Um, >> just put the college address. >> Well, for for the one page, I have to put whatever's on your driver's license. I have to do it there, but I'll put your college address in here also. Um, the only time that anything will go there is if they can't reach over the phone. So, I'm going I'm going to get a phone number for you in a second. All right, boss man. >> Got hurt leg day. >> Step right down there with the lights on. Okay. Step down there and talk to that gentleman down there. Okay. >> Down here. >> Yes, sir. Down there where the counters are. >> Right here. >> Right here, buddy. >> Right here. passive. I'm going to do uh Intox on him, too. Y'all getting tired of seeing me yet? >> You want to roll in? >> Thank you. I got to grab something out the car quick. Okay. When I'm able to make a call, could I go through my contacts just to get his I'm ready for him over here whenever you're good. >> You hear me? >> Mhm. >> All right. Actually, I'm going to need him in a second. Hey Joel. Hey. Did you step over here for a second? >> You can sign it quick. All right, I need him to blow. >> All right, my man. Just need to take a deep breath, seal this around this mouthpiece, and blow strong and steady. Okay. Take a deep breath and blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. We got to blow a little harder. Got to blow harder. Deep breath. And blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. All right. Cool. It won't show it until it prints it out at the end. Now, don't try to blow white quite that hard. Take a deep breath and blow some more. You're blowing around it. >> This right here. >> Yeah. Put it that. You're still blowing around it. See? Lick your lips and see your lips. Good. Yeah. Blow harder. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. All right. See if that's got it. I got it. Kind of. It won't show it till it prints it out the end. It'll print out a report looking like one of these over here. um at the very end, but it won't show me anything until it's in. >> I mean, I know I'm in the wrong anyways. >> That's why I told you at the first standpoint like I got to deny it. You know what I mean? >> Yes, sir. >> I'd rather just go ahead and tell you. >> Yeah, honesty is a good policy to be at, man. It >> is what it is. You know, I shouldn't have done it. Well, like I said earlier, if we go on drink, just try to have us override and get somewhere. There's Uber, there's taxi cabs, >> there's so many things these days I should have. >> I don't know if Lift is even around anymore. I know Uber kind of >> Uber Uber is probably the best. I should have done I should have just, you know, it is what it is, man. I'm hoping just my brother. Damn. What time is it? Uh 158. >> I'm hoping my brother answers. >> I need him to serve over my parents. How many How many times do I have a call? Just one. >> Oh, it's not like TV, man. You don't It's not like one phone call and you're done. Long as you're cool with them, I think they'll make like let you make phone calls. >> So I could wait. >> What's that? >> Long wait real easy. >> Yeah. long pretty much caught him, didn't I? >> Yeah. >> So, I could wake him up if I had to. >> If if you had to. Yeah. >> Sweet. >> They said as long as they ain't busy and and and you stay cool with them, then they'll let you make let you make a call. >> My brother will answer. If I If I make enough dress, >> if I make enough phone calls, he he'll answer. He just >> He's just a heavy sleeper. >> No more. My parents live in Canton. I think that you said they live in Canton or up near Canton. >> My brother lives in Canton. My parents live near Columbus. But I don't want my parents >> I don't want them to know. They they know my head's chopped off. I'd rather my brother know before then. >> Is he older brother or younger brother? >> Older brother. >> Older brother. >> Yeah. He went here before me at Yeah. That's cool. You are, >> man. He's not as much as I'm the I'm the I guess you can say the [ __ ] up. >> We all got our own quirks, man. Nobody's perfect. >> Nobody's perfect. >> I just want to go to line school and hope hope I can get in. >> Everybody makes mistakes, man. >> It is what it is. >> Everybody made a mistake one time in their life. >> It is what it is. I should have known better. It's the thing. interview. >> It's almost we got to do one more one more breath and then uh it'll print the report out for you. >> Can I know how much this one was? >> Oh yeah. No, it it'll print out it won't show me the number until we till the very end. It'll print it'll print out that the report looks like one of these right here. >> Okay. >> And when it prints it out, I'll show it to you. You'll actually get a copy of it to keep. >> Okay. >> So, how probation officer and all? >> I don't know, man. It's all up to the court system. I knew when I got an MIP, I had a probation officer and all I had to deal with and go through that, but I mean that was I was probably 18 at the time. >> Yeah, I'm I'm guessing there's probably going to be some probation involved. Um, but I mean, I can't say for sure. That's usually they that's usually what happens with an instance like this. But being on probation is better than doing all your time in jail, right? I I I take that. >> I'm saying I rather I rather go around clean some public toilets or whatever I got to do. >> Pick up some trash and then sit around every weekend and >> do what I'm doing tonight. >> Just hanging out. >> Yeah. How much is Bill? >> That's a That's a question for them, my man. I don't know. But they they'll be able to tell you when they get you booked in. All right. Same thing as before. Just take a deep breath. Seal up around that mouthpiece and blow. Strong and safe. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. All right. Should be good. What if if uh I stay all night. Is there any light? Dang it. Have to reset and do it again. >> Adapt the electric board. No, I think it's because of how you were blowing the first time. >> Screwed it up. >> It messed it up. So, we'll do it again. We'll reset and do it again here in a minute. >> Uh, >> so if I stay all night, does that count as a is that like out of the bell bond or >> That'll be up to the judge if they give you time time credit or anything like that. >> Um, >> I'm just trying to figure out like first offense or anything like that. >> I got you. Um, >> I'm going have to give him He's I got a no O2 agreement. So, he y'all can get him started on whatever y'all need. I need 20 minutes between between the no agreement. >> Nope. >> Um, if y'all want to get him started on whatever y'all need, you know, it's going to be at least 20. >> He going to be waiting. I got people here. >> Okay. Can you sit right here? Just have a seat right there, my man. >> Is there any I can like at least like this? Uh, can he take Can he take a pee? >> Can he pee? >> You just putting him in there? >> If it's a clear map from the prison, that's not going to the back. >> Go ahead. Go. Last door on the right down the hallway. >> Last door on the right. >> Last door on the right. Can I hold Put in touch. >> Yeah. Styrofoam cups. >> Styrofoam cups. You all have a cup inside your net bags. Give out a plastic cup. are no longer good and bad. You have a customer >> six error during ins. I had to wait 20 minutes. I was just have him sit here so I can keep an eye on him. Make sure you don't throw up or nothing like that. >> You have to see right on the chair, my man. Can I hold that highlighter again? Thank you. What times y'all do count? >> What times y'all do count? >> 2 o'clock in the morning. >> Just one count. >> We do one. come in >> beginning of each shift, came in at 2:00. >> Okay. >> 2 in the afternoon, 2 in the morning. >> I did uh I worked in corrections for a couple of years. >> Who did you work at? >> Um I worked at Johnson State Prison for a little bit and then I worked at the private prison in Jenkins County for a little bit. >> Yeah, I worked at Smith years. >> They can have it. They can have prison. Uh Nope. I'd much rather be on this side of the fence. >> Most stressful job I've ever had. >> Yeah. >> You got all these young kids out here say I do time and they ain't never been to prison. They think this is bad right here. What's going on, babe? That's how they know they care about you though my man. Somebody bless somebody blesses you out for doing something. >> That means they care about you, right? >> That's why I look at it. Don't get on my nerve. >> Next time I see him, he'll probably hit me with a right. like respect like I would too. Make me learn. >> What does uh what's your brother do? >> He uh he went to medical school for a little while. >> That's cool. >> He ended up just like going into sales now. So he's in >> Okay. >> But uh he gave up on that just because like like it got harder and harder years later. to the point. >> So, you got like a biology degree or something like that. >> Biology with a minor in chemistry. >> That's pretty cool. >> Way smarter guy than me. >> My younger brothers, man, my younger brother's got a degree in physics, man. And he's working towards his PhD right now. >> Georgia's football program. >> Yeah. This is >> Yeah. >> That's pretty cool. >> It was cool. That was cool, man. >> I play I played left tackle in high school and then I started running track. >> Track's cool, dude. Track's cool as >> I don't have much of the runner the runner's physique anymore. or I still run. I just don't I'm not I'm not I'm not as thin as I used to be. But uh my fastest mile time was 546 was my fastest mile time. I was I got short legs and I was I was pretty lean back then, too. So, I could I could move my my event with track and cross country. Cross country is is 3.1, but I ran track also. And my event in cross in track was the mile. So I almost won a uh state meet one time. Um and uh I came in second. The guy the guy in front of me was >> two seconds ahead of me if I remember correctly. Just like neck and neck and neck. >> Yeah. He he pulled away from me at the last couple the last couple seconds and I was like man >> he wanted to reach out and grab him. state wrestler. >> Wrestler. >> That's cool. How long did you do that for? >> Four years. >> Four years of high school. >> That's cool. >> I didn't pick up and like pick up to it till high school. Played football and baseball all my life. >> That's cool. >> And then I was like, you know what? >> Why not? You know, did that got better and better as I progressed. >> Became a state wrestler in the last two years. >> That's cool. Wrestling. I wish my high school had a wrestling program. I I got into >> Where'd you go? >> Jenkins County. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Small small small little school, man. They don't They got a football program, basketball program, track and cross country. >> Have you like heard of uh Harris County? Uh right outside of Columbus. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah, that's >> that's cool. >> Yeah. A lot of the bigger schools in like bigger county, especially up up near that area, they they all have wrestling programs. is a female a female officer that I work with that she was from that round up at I can't remember what school she went to but she was up at she was on the female wrestling team >> so that's what she she did that and then she >> her name Casey >> Casey Vayon >> yeah from >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Yeah. She was the first girl to ever like place fifth at state. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I know her. >> Okay. I know you knew that. That's pretty cool. >> Yeah. She was in our region at the time. >> Okay. Yeah. She I know she wrestled right up there. >> She's a cop now. >> Yeah. >> Hey, look at her. >> Yeah, she kicks ass. >> Dude, she kicked ass back. >> She comes to jiu-jitsu with us, too. So, um I do jiu-jitsu with a couple other guys. And uh >> jiu-jitsu is that's some of the best wrestlers you can ever meet. >> Yeah, they uh she started doing she started doing that. I hope she sticks with it. I'm >> noting her. How do you how do you how do you you know her through wrestling or how Okay, >> it's pretty cool. >> I I've only worked with her a little bit, but uh >> um yeah, she I remember I asked her a little bit about you know her background or whatever that she brought up the wrestling thing and she said she wrestled up around there. I didn't know she went I didn't know she went to I didn't know she went to States school in Statesboro. >> Oh yeah, she was the first girl to play in state like in the state of Georgia. >> That's pretty cool. I didn't know what she was up to these days. And >> that's cool. >> Yeah, she just got sworn in a couple months ago. She's she's still pretty new to it. >> Sad point to learned about but I always like wondered. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She's she's uh trying to think of uh two two months ago. >> Okay. >> That's when she got sworn in. So yeah, she's >> she's still going through field training and everything like that. But >> dude, she'll beat most guys. She's Yeah, she she's quiet though. Like I You'd never uh You never guess it from looking at her that she that she could she she she hangs in with she she she'll hang in there for sure. She's >> talking to her. She'll she'll talk >> she'll open up a little bit. Yeah. She works the opposite side for me. So she doesn't work when I work. >> Okay. >> So So Wow. But a a good buddy of mine that I go to jiu-jitsu with, he uh he works with her. I think he helped train her for a little bit. >> Okay. >> But yeah, they they maybe had nothing but good things they other than her being a little quiet, but they had nothing but good things to say about her. >> Oh yeah, >> dude. She she's a bad ass, dude. Like from what I've seen like state tournaments and all, >> she's a bad ass. >> That's cool. >> She's with some guy's ass. She should have been a guy from at Lucas Grove like my senior year should she was whooping a >> should be but she lost on points. >> Okay. >> So she wrestled guys in the tournament. >> Oh dude. Oh yeah. Just before uh there was a a like division of girls state and like guys state just it was all combined. >> That's pretty cool. And she went through the whole bracket of us and like and she whooped and dude she whooped some guys. She would throw them on their packs. >> That's great. >> That's pretty cool. >> Yeah. Yeah. You hear Casey's name, you be like states bro. Glad I'm in a higher weight class than her. >> She Yeah, she she whips people's ass. Like she's got technique. >> That's cool. >> She knows what she's doing. She's She's serving the law. Good for her, bro. Like coming from a guy that is over here right now. But like >> like I said, man, we all make mistakes, man. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. She there's a guy that um uh was fighting with one of our corporals the other day and Casey jumped in and was this guy was at least 350 pounds. Big big guy and Casey jump right in there and got right in the middle of right in the middle of it. So >> I got a lot I got a lot of respect for her now because of that. >> Oh yeah. >> It's like see >> she don't care, bro. She like she's a girl but she'll fight like a dude. Well, she got right in the dog fight, man. She got right in there. >> She'll throw punches, man. >> She'll go left and right. I had the tiger, man. >> Give him the old one, too. >> Mhm. >> Eye the tiger. She's got the eye of the tiger. She had respect for me between from regionals to sectionals. She won me over at sectionals and at stage. She really got me. I was like Glad I'm not in her weight class cuz I would come down from football and then cut weight and just drop crazy weight and then go into my weight class every year. >> What' you wrestle at? What weight class? >> Uh I would so football weigh about 175 180 and then I dropped about 145. >> That was my weight. >> That's a big cut, man. Oh yeah, was a big cut. It sucked. >> You do a lot of cardio for that. >> A lot of cardio, man. It sucked. I had to stop eating. I wear trash bags, which is illegal. Like GHS, like ghsa, sa suit, same thing. So we wear trash bags up under our like hoodies and all so they wouldn't mind, you know. >> Yeah. >> Catch us all on that. Cut. Wait. Same thing as a sana suit. >> Cut that way, dude. It sucked. It sucked. >> You're sweating all the time. >> Oh yeah. Oh yeah. And like it and be like, bro, you and me, you would go to our coach would be like, we have brackets all the way every weight class be like, "Who you got?" blah blah blah. When she came through that year, we were like, "This girl's a dog." Like, >> she she's doing what she's got to do. Like, like she don't give a like like she don't give type deal. She respect her. Respect. She I promise you any thought it comes in here, bro. She probably take her down. >> I think I think she's going to be all right. She got to get through the get jump through the hurdles of field training and things like that and learn how to do the job. And long as she can learn how to do the job, I think she's going to be all right. >> So, she's still young, but you like did you ever go to like Southern? >> I went to Southern for a little I went to school for it first to start off. I had a knack for computers. >> Okay. >> And I hate but I got an internship and absolutely hated working like work like have that that job. Absolutely hated it. And uh after uh having that internship, I fell into corrections for a little bit just to have I need need to need to put food on the table and everything else >> cuz I didn't have nobody to help me wherever that. So I was doing that and trying to go to school and finish out and everything. Changed changed my stuff to criminal justice at that point. >> Yeah. >> And absolutely hate corrections. So I ended up in doing doing this and then I I fell in love with doing this. >> So >> I know a lot of people that went criminal like criminal justice right off that. >> Yeah. >> But like me, like you said, I I can't be behind the desk all the time. I got to be out in the open like like you you drive around a lot like you do that >> every day is different. >> That's a big thing with me. I I like to that was one of the biggest things I didn't like about corrections is you do the same things >> every day and deal with the same stuff every day. I come to work, man. My car is my my car is my office. And >> that's what I like. >> No, no day is the same. >> Absolutely no day is the same. So like me, man, that's why I want to go to line school. I don't know how it is with this now, but uh I'm outside all the time working with my hands. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> I hadn't been yet. And hopefully I can learn that like hopefully there's been someone that's been there before. But uh I can be outside, you know. I I can't be in an office. >> I got you. >> I can't be in like you keep me here like these walls like >> for too long. >> Get that tunnel vision. >> Mhm. >> Like dude like at that time it was like you can't keep me over here. >> That's what uh >> six months worth of right here, man. That's what drove drove me. That's part of the internship was not like was not liking to work on people's computers because some people going to find any reason to to to not like how you're doing something. No matter no matter how you do it, they're going to be dissatisfied. >> Yeah. >> So, that was one thing. >> Um the other was uh just same things every day. >> Yep. >> Over and over. >> Stuck in an office. Yep. Looking at a computer can't do it, man. >> I'm still pretty I mean I mean I'm not the best in the world, but I'm still pretty good at uh good good at working with computers. I fix my own stuff most of the time if something breaks or something like that, but >> um I built my own PC. >> So, um cuz I think everybody like I mean these days everybody plays video games for the most part, but >> hey dude, I play Call of Duty like crazy. I grew up playing Call of Duty from Modern Warfare 2. Uh Modern Warfare 2 was my game. >> I do a lot of like um uh um RPGs and things like that. I'm playing through call I mean uh um Red Dead Redemption 2 again. >> Don't even Don't even start me with John Mason and Arthur Morgan. Man, >> that's where as I just got into it I was like I want to play this game again. >> Mhm. and go through the story mode with uh Dutch and all that. Keep rolling. >> I did that a few like a few weeks ago and started rolling. >> But I don't know. >> I just hope I can still get in line at school. And I hope I hope the school that I won >> cuz I hadn't gone through with the form yet. I was about to this week >> cuz they only set like certain amount of people like one mistake. >> Huh? had never made one until >> our court system here is >> uh long as you're not one of them people that is constantly messing up con constantly it they're usually they're usually willing to work with folks so >> well lenient >> I don't want to use I don't like to use the word lenient because it doesn't mean you're not going to get some like some community service or or some something like that >> probably going to get it but >> but like I said earlier probation is better than jail time I >> um >> I'd rather have probation than sit there every weekend here or the whole time. >> Mhm. >> You know, I don't know how it works really. It just depends on the person, my man. But man, you've been nothing but cool with me this entire time. And they're going to ask, the judge is going to ask me um you was he cooperative with you? Was it give you any problems? Like I said, man, I got you've been cool with me the whole time. So, that's exactly what I'm going to tell him. He's nothing. He was nothing but respectful the whole time. So, you're you're honest and you're respectful the whole time, man. So, >> dude, I hopped out the car. >> Like, go ahead. >> Step up here for me. >> I'm going tell I do it when the lights came on. I was like, I'm right here, man. I'mma pull over here and then my parking spot hit hit that. >> Step over here for me. >> My bad. >> You good? >> Same thing as before, my man. As soon as it gets done running this air blank, I want you to take a deep breath, see your lips around this mouthpiece, and just blow strong and steady for me. Okay. >> I know the first time I see my brother, he's probably going to knock me out. >> That's what big brothers are for, man. >> Oh, yeah. But you didn't never want to didn't ever want to do that. But it is what it is. You You live and you learn. >> All right. Deep breath and blow. >> Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. All right should be good. I know it probably has a few in there. I'm I don't want to be I try to be honest from you. Only thing that sucks out. >> Judges like honest people, man. judges like honest people. >> Honest people make mistakes, too. >> Yeah, we all do here and there. It is what it is, man. You live and you learn and I'm living and I'm learning. How's that uh how's that fifth quarter place? Uh you like it? >> It's not bad, dude. I love it. >> I was in there uh it's been years back when it was called the hangout. Um was the last time I was in there and that was Gats for like a week. That's when my brother was there. >> Yeah. >> Well, I mean reopened as Gats for like a week and then they ran out of money and closed down and then some whoever whoever runs it now owns it now. >> My brother said it was like a restaurant plus like that. >> Yeah. It was kind of like how Nats is now from what I was told. Now Gats was open when I was in college. I never went there. >> Yeah. >> I was I mean I've been by it and whichever something social wasn't even back there >> because Blue Room was like something else. is still like on the uh filter of like Snapchat like something else. >> Yeah. Can't remember what it was called before with Blue Room. >> I can't I can't tell you what it is. >> Um >> tell you I know my roommate. He's a bouncer. >> I was trying. Never mind. I saw something flashing. >> I was trying to get >> Oh, he's a bouncer. >> Blue room. >> Mhm. >> The same guy that owns Nats and Delir also owns the blue room, too. >> Yeah. I swear to you that's like lowkey in the monopoly. >> Yeah, >> that's that's just me. But Al, whatever his name is, >> he's pretty cool. >> Oh yeah, I'm sure. Yeah, I'm sure he's never met him, but like he owns like everything. >> Oh, he's definitely the kingpin. >> Yeah, he's got it rolling, man. >> You seen what they did to Nats, man. You put a whole top level on that thing. >> Dude, that's cool. I kind of I kind of like it. >> Yeah, I ain't been up there yet. >> I like Dingus, though. That's smart. >> That's your hangout. >> I went in dingus. The I went to the where where shenanigans was. >> Shenanigans was >> um it was retrievers when I was in school. Um and like runners and all that. Yeah. So, I went I went in retrievers a couple times, but I'm not a huge club person, man. That's why I like I like the whole dingus thing. You kind of go in and just hang out. >> You worry about people bumping into you and I just like to hang I like to hang out and have a good time and where uh southern where Southern Downs is now. It used to be called Bay Avenue. I live I live there then. So, if I hung out at Dingus or Yeah. or or Retrievers, I just walk down the road. >> Mhm. Like me, I'd rather have a either go to like dingus or have a house party like type deal like and just stay there and like sleep on the couch or something. >> I was bonfire in the middle of the woods kind of guy. >> Get me wrong now. Don't get me wrong and go to the bonfire and chill out, bro. Go. >> That's why I like chilling out in Bert. You have a little fire. Throw some pallets on. chill out. >> But uh you know, you know how it is out there. >> Some people get a little too rowdy out that way. >> Oh yeah, is it is how it is. One of my one of my buddies, he actually he spent the night out here on Central Bowl Sunday a couple years back cuz they they fired off a gun or two. You got to be careful when you're all them houses, man. >> I'm all about some Second Amendment, but I don't want no innocent person catching around. >> Yep. They they got called in for that. And uh that was it for then. >> All right, man. Last time. Take a deep breath for me. See your lips. And blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. All right. Should be good. This is how it is, man. Sometimes you know go in here. I can't have a char or anything. >> A what? >> Charie. Got a little bit dip. >> Oh, your dips's in your truck. Yeah, I'll throw it out here. You can't have tobacco products inside the jail. >> As I say, that's as And uh >> this tobacco is going up. So, you know, I hate for them to throw it out. So, I tell folks, all you got cigarettes or whatever it is, man, I'm going put this in your truck cuz they going to throw it out. >> That's how it is. >> Yeah. What I do with that highlighter? Highlighter. He's going to kick my ass. >> Yeah. >> Yep. I'm going to go over to you. I'm going to highlight it. Okay. >> So, you provided two breath samples tonight. The first one you provided was a 222. Second over was a 0.0 209. So, the the second one the lowest of the two is what the state looks at. So, the 0.209 is what the state's going to look at. Okay. >> Okay. So, it's a 0.08, right? >> 0.08 is what's the legal limit. See, you're about you're o over twice the legal limit based off of that number right there. >> Okay. >> All right. You'll get a copy of this. It'll all be in your paperwork and everything. >> Okay. >> Um >> so I'm twice over that. >> You're uh that's more than twice the legal limit. Yes, sir. >> Yeah. God damn. >> So um if you want to step out there to them, I'm going to finish signing these real quick and I'll make sure that uh you get the copies of the Intox results in your stuff and they're going to get they're going to start getting you booked in. Okay. >> I need to go this way. >> Uh there go around here. Are y'all ready for him right here? Or >> Okay, I don't know. Let's just step out there and see where they want you to go. I didn't find >> I found a knife. What I thought was either a knife or a window Oh I'm going to go get his paperwork and I'll be right back. All right. >> Well, both of these tonight have been um >> What did you do about the city? >> Uhuh. So, both the girl that Campb brought in earlier and this guy were both uh good Samaritans of Statesboro who saw them getting in a car, stumble into the car and stuff like that. And I just rode over there and found some, you know, for the first the sergeant stro hunter pulled the girl over fair to maintain lane and then I found him. He rolled rolled rolled through red rolled through the stop bar at a red light. So and then was driving on the wrong side of the road too. So