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On November 2nd, 2024, at approximately 11:10 p.m., Officer Kayla Stalicker with the Pullman Police Department observed a 2001 Toyota Camry drive through a red light before driving into oncoming traffic and nearly colliding head-on with a southbound vehicle. The driver then made an erratic left turn onto NW Whitman Street, and Officer Stalmaker initiated a traffic stop near the Adam and Eve store. I wasn't >> First off, you ran the red light there on Maine. >> Oh, okay. I wasn't certain about the the turn back there. >> Okay. And then you were also driving in the oncoming lane. >> I'm sorry. Is >> there a reason for that? >> No, I I was confused. I'm not certain. >> Um, we're trying to get to >> We're trying to get to a friend's birthday party and I have no idea where I'm going to be honest. >> All right. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance handy? >> Yes. Officer Staliner initiated contact with the driver and she was identified as Carrie. As she was speaking with Carrie, Officer Stalicker detected the odor of alcohol and observed indicators of impairment. Carrie told officer Staliner that she was headed to her friend's birthday party after driving all the way from Spokane. She admitted to consuming alcohol earlier that evening before operating a motor vehicle. You guys out doing anything fun before this? >> Usually very confused about where I'm going. >> Do you normally have a hard time like maintaining lanes? >> No, I we're from Moscow and we never come to Pullman. >> Right. But you still got to drive on the correct side of the road. >> I just didn't know what lane to go in to be honest. >> It might not red. So, Carrie, >> yes, sir. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I have had a drink a couple hours ago. >> Okay. >> We went to Spokane. >> Okay. >> And uh we ate at the steakhouse. >> Okay. What What did you have the drink? >> Um I had a mixed drink when we were outside. >> Okay. Okay, hold on one second. All right, it's all in here and it's in an envelope. [Applause] Okay, it's going to take a second. >> That's all right. So, why don't Would you be willing to step out of the vehicle for me? >> Um, why do I need to do that? >> Cuz it's a lawful order. I'm I need to talk to you out here cuz I can smell I can smell the odor of alcohol and I want to make sure it's not coming from you and I it could be coming from him. >> I will do that. But okay. >> Can I grab this stuff for you so I can prove to you that I have >> Sure. Yeah. Okay, I'm going to hand you back all of this. >> I'll jump out real quick. >> All right. >> Can he look for >> Yeah, go for it. I don't care. It's in a it it will say Toyota family and it will say license registration. It'll say 2001 Toyota. It should be in an envelope. You may have to dig in there. >> Okay. You want to leave the vape in there cuz it's it's hard to have stuff in your hands. >> All right. Why don't we go? Can you go over there for me in that parking lot? We're out of the way. All right. Why don't Come on. All right. So, >> where would you like me to be? >> Right there is good. >> Okay. >> So, would you be willing to do some field sobriety tests with me? >> I'm not certain why that is necessary. Is it? >> Well, you >> I mean, it's it's voluntary, but your driving is concerning. >> If if I don't do it is >> it's voluntary, so it's not like Idaho where I think it's required over there. >> I would rather not do it. We're we're going like a block away, but >> I mean, I honestly am not certain this town very well, and I just >> wasn't aware of where I was going. >> Okay. But I mean I I would do it for you. >> Okay. I I I'm not trying to force you. I don't want you to think that. So ultimately up to you. If >> I don't do it, am I going to jail or something? >> So I have to base my findings on, you know, what I have seen so far. >> Right. >> So the Yeah. >> based on her suspicion of impairment, officer Staliner asked Carrie to perform field sobriety exercises. After some initial hesitation, Carrie agreed to submit to field sobriety exercises. Officer Stalmaker started with the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. During the HGN test, Officer Stallinker observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation, and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Carrie did not touch heel to toe on each step, turned improperly, and took an incorrect number of steps in both directions. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Carrie did not raise her foot in the proper position, failed to count aloud, and used her arms for balance. >> So, you know, the more I can see, >> right? you know, performance-wise, >> then I can make a, you know, a better judgment than just based on your driving. >> Right. >> Okay. I would be happy to do it for you. Okay. >> That would be just fine. >> All right. So, what do you need me to do? >> I want you to stand that way. We're not looking at the lights right there with your arms out of your pockets >> and your feet together. Just like that. Okay. So, do you wear contacts, glasses, anything? You have contacts in? >> I do. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I want you to stand just like that. >> Okay. >> And don't move. Okay. Okay. >> All right. Are you able to see like Let's see. Let me grab a better pin. >> I have a stigmatism. >> Okay. That shouldn't affect me. >> Are you able to see the tip of my pen? >> This way or this way? >> The tip? Yes. The top. Sorry. Yeah. I guess. >> Yes. No, you're fine. >> Okay. All right. So, what I want you to do is I want you to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Okay. >> And put your arms down at your sights. Okay. >> All right. >> This is so scary. I hope you know. >> I get it. It like thinking about it makes you want to try harder. I feel like that's a trick. My eyes want to bounce. Is that what you're looking for? We're just Yeah, we're evaluating the eyes. >> Nope. Can you >> If I do it to you, would your eyes bounce? That's a really long time to hold it. Okay, I'm ready. >> All right, keep going. I could be very sober and have a hard time with this. We're almost done. All right. So, I'm going to have you do the same thing, but you're going to just look up. >> What do you mean? Like >> Yep. I'm going to move the pin up. >> Okay. >> Am I still looking at the black tip? >> Yep. Okay. All right. So, the next test I would like you to do is called the walk and turn test. Let's see. Let's get I just want to make sure it's the flattest spot possible. You want to go maybe right over here. That way it's as flat as we can get it. All right. So, why don't we have you facing this way up the hill? >> Yeah, that' probably be easier. >> All right. So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to demonstrate and explain what I need you to do. But first, I'm going to have you get into a starting position. >> Okay? So, it's going to look like this. You're going to place your left foot on an imaginary line. You're going to place your right foot in front of it touching heel to toe. And you're going to keep your arms down at your sides. Okay? And then don't begin until I tell you to. Okay. All right. So, what you're going to do, you're going to make nine heel to toe steps down the imaginary line. >> Just You want me to go? >> Yep. Straight forward. Um, you're going to look down at your toes and you're going to count out loud each step. Okay. >> Can I go? >> Not yet. I'm I'm not done. I got to demonstrate. >> Okay. >> So, once you get to the ninth step, you're going to make a series of small steps. Then you're going to do nine more heel to toe steps. >> Okay. >> Back down the line. >> Okay. So, get back in the starting position. >> Sorry. >> Okay. It's going to look like this. All right. And then your arms down at your sides. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to I'm going to scoot over a little bit. All right. So, it's going to look like this. I'm only taking three steps. You're going to take nine. Okay. >> Okay. >> One, two, three. Series of small steps back down the line. One, two, three. So, on to nine. Okay. Wait. I'm not I haven't set to go yet. >> All right. It's a continuous test, too. So, don't stop it. Just keep going until you're done. Okay. Do you understand? >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. Go ahead. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. Which way do you want me to turn? Right or left? >> Uh, around your >> two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. How do you want me to dismount? >> All right, you're done. You're done with that one. All right. So, the next test is called the one leg stand. >> Okay. >> And then again, I'll have you face me. >> Okay. >> You're going to have your feet together, arms down at your sides, just like that until I tell you to begin. I'm going to demonstrate and explain just like I did the last one. Okay. >> All right. Arms down at the sides. All right. You're going to pick up either foot. I don't care which one. Okay, >> approximately 6 in off the ground. >> You're going to make sure that foot is parallel to the ground. And then you're going to look down at your toe and you're going to count out loud. 1,001 1,002 1,003 so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay, >> this is so tricky, you guys. >> For real. If you were if everyone was sober, this would be hard. You have to admit. Okay, I'm ready. Let's do it. >> So, arms down at your sides. All right, >> you could do this for like 3 minutes if you wanted to. We're not doing it for 3 minutes. >> Make sure your legs >> are straight. Okay. >> Straight. >> Yep. Just a second. Let me >> Are we honestly across from the sex shop? >> Yeah. >> Of all places that I had to swerve into the wrong lane. >> All right. Second try. >> Thank you for being kind during this. >> Hey, you know, there's no reason not to be. I don't All right. All right. Arms down at your sides. Okay. You may begin. >> Okay. >> This one might be harder. >> Can you count out loud? >> Huh? >> Can you count out loud? >> Oh. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I'm sorry, I'm shivering. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 >> Okay, you can stop. >> Sorry, I'm so cold. >> So, the last test I'd like you to do, it's completely voluntary. It's a preliminary breath test. You just It's you blow. Um it doesn't take away any um other tests that I might ask you to take in the future, but it is voluntary. Would you be willing to do it? rather not do that just because I I did tell you that I did have a drink and I'm >> nervous just because of that. But >> and how long ago was it? >> I I was in Spokane and I I drove back so it's been an hour and a half. But I >> based on her erratic driving, her admission to consuming alcohol, and her inability to adequately perform the field sobriety exercise, officer Stalmaker placed Carrie under arrest for driving under the influence. After she was placed in handcuffs, Carrie was transported to the Pullman Police Department for further processing. >> I would rather not do it. >> Okay, >> thank you. >> So, right now, you are under arrest for DUI. Okay, so turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Why am I >> Put your hand behind your No. Put your hand behind your back. Can you not? >> Okay. Don't resist. >> Okay. Wait. Could you please >> behind your back? >> Yes. Okay. I will. I will. >> You're pulling to the front. To your back. >> Just folks saw me. What was your name? I didn't catch it. >> Pardon me. >> What's your name? I didn't catch it. >> Carrie, you live here in town? >> I do not. I live in Moscow. >> Okay. Well, I'm just going to tell you a couple things. If you'll listen to me. >> Okay. My hair is in my handcuff. Can I >> talk to Tommy? They'll take care of it. So, you're being audio and video recorded. >> I hear that. I'm just >> Today is Saturday, November 2nd, 2024. It's 23 23 hours. >> Buffalo. >> Okay. >> Not right now. Going to go back and and and change my mind. >> Focus on me. Okay. So, I just got to get those here and they're going to get them locked up so they don't tighter on. >> May I do a breathalyzer just to prove that I'm good to go? That's an option here in the future, but right now we just got to get through these steps. >> The more that you listen and follow our instructions, the more smoothly it goes. >> I'm very happy to listen. >> Okay. >> I just wanted to get my hair out of the handcuffs. >> I'm going to advise you of your rights real quick. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to an attorney. Have them present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, you want to be point to represent you before questioning if you wish. You can decide to exercise these rights any time, not answering questions or making statements. Do you understand those rights and explain to you? >> All right. Thank you. >> Will you please pull my hair? >> Insurance registration. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> So, I don't know if he said you're being videoed off. Okay. I didn't hear that part. Okay. So, we found that. >> Yep. Insurance and registration. Yeah, they were. >> Thank you. >> You found it. >> So, we're going to go for this. >> Have you ever had a DUI before? >> I have not. >> Okay. So, what's going to happen is we're going to go down the station, do some paperwork. Um, and then you'll get released. >> Do the laser. >> Yeah, that's an option. >> I'm arrested. >> Well, you already are arrested. Okay. So, >> can I Jay doesn't have a license, so can we shut my car off then? >> That's enough. Will you take that? >> So, >> can I help him get to where he needs to be going? >> No. Uh, Sergeant. >> Okay. >> Paris is going to help him. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what I'm going to have you do is separate your feet. I have to search you. Make sure you don't have anything on you. >> Nope. You're wasting. >> All right. Do you have anything on you? It's going to poke, stick, hurt me. >> I do not. No. >> No. Okay. I have things in my um pockets right here. It's like lipstick and >> no needles, nothing. >> No, absolutely not. >> Okay. All right. Let me make sure this pocket doesn't have anything. There's another pocket. I got this one already. All right. Separate your feet for me. So, I have to use the back of my hand to make sure you don't have anything up in your groin. Okay. Okay. Go ahead and step in the car. It's okay. And then the entire time you're in here, you're being audio video recorded. Okay. Okay. >> All right. If we get the car key so that way she can have a car. >> All right. Thank you, sir. >> Can we lock it? >> Well, I I should ask her if she needs her phone. >> Hey, Carrie. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Would you like me to grab your cell phone so that you can have it? >> Yeah, that would be cool. And then come >> uh if you don't mind asking Jay to grab it. >> Probably knows. Yeah. >> Hey Jay, can you grab her cell phone? That way she can call you when she's released. >> I got your phone. >> Huh? >> I got your phone. >> Jay, >> I got your phone. >> Can you Can I give it to her? >> Phone? >> Yeah. She'd like to have it. Is that it? >> Perfect. Okay. Thank you. Oh, thank you. >> Sorry, she didn't want to do it. [Music] >> Thank you. Ma'am. >> Yeah. >> Jay has never driven before. >> He's not going to drive. >> I I know. Will you make sure he shut the lights off and everything? >> I think they are. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I'll be transporting that female to the station. Starting mileage. 16128. I don't know how long to be honest. Reporting. Just twice. this process. This is right. 1613 clear. >> That's fair. You want to go out? At the Pullman Police Department, Carrie agreed to provide breath samples. >> Okay. All right. Step on out for me. All right. Go up there and we're going to go through the door. Once you get in there, I'll have you face the wall right here or scoot up so I can get behind you. Thank you. All right. And then I'll have you go to the brown chair. All right. So, I'm going to take you out of handcuffs. Okay. >> Are you going to be cool with me? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Absolutely. All right. Have a seat in the chair for me. So, this process just takes a little while. Um, we got quite a bit of paperwork to go through. It's kind of boring. Um, sorry, but we have to go through it verbatim. So [Applause] on the windows are kind of >> Oh, okay. So, can I look in your mouth really quick? All right. So, now I'm going to have to have you not touch your face at all. I know that's hard, especially since I brought it up and you're thinking about it. So, I just need to make sure you don't put anything in your mouth. All right. So, again, this just takes some time. All right. [Applause] So, Carrie, let's see. What is this? Your current address still? >> Yes. >> All right. I didn't know there was a over there. >> It's a city park. >> Okay. I'm not super familiar with Moscow. >> Where were you born at? And then what's a good phone number for you? Okay. How tall are you? >> Uh 5 5'5. Okay. >> And how much you weigh? >> Probably 140. >> 145. And your eyes are what? Blue. Okay. So, let's save that stuff for the end. Let's go through your property. I just want to make sure you, you know, leave with what you came in with. Okay. And then I'll have you go through it and make sure that or read this. Make sure I didn't miss anything because that happens sometimes. Let's see. [Applause] Does the string in your pants come out? >> Yeah, if you would. I know a lot of them don't. That's all right. Go ahead and leave it in there. >> Sorry. I know a lot of them are sewn in the back. And then if I could have you take your necklace off and if you're wearing earrings, take those out. >> The back ones come out. The front ones are gauges, so they don't come out. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I mean, but they're really hard to >> That's all right. >> How do you say your last name? >> Swinny. >> Swinny. Okay. I was like, Sweeny. I don't think that sounds right. that. Okay. [Applause] Perfect. Okay. Can I just have you sign that I took your stuff right there? And again, you're going to get it all back. Okay. All right. So, we're going to start doing it's this paperwork is really boring to listen to, but I got to read it to you verbatim. So, [Applause] All right. So, I'm going to read your constitutional rights again. Okay. So, right now, you have the right to remain silent. You have the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You're not under 18, so we're not going to do that one. Let's see. You have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. If you cannot afford to hire one or an attorney, one will be appointed for you without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. And do you understand? Okay. And then this just says, I have read or have had read to me the above explanation of my constitutional rights and I understand. This isn't agreeing to anything. It's just saying that I read them. Okay. And then this says here, I understand my constitutional rights. I have decided not to exercise these rights at this time. Any statements made by me are made freely, voluntarily, and without threats or promises of any kind. And if you're willing to talk to me, go ahead and sign there. if and you can decide anytime you don't want to talk or answer questions. Your handwriting is very pretty. Thank you. See? And then this one, it's a lot of numbers. So, here we go. All right. So, this is the implied consent warning. Um, warning. You are under arrest for RCW4661502. Um, driving or being in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. Further, you are now being asked to submit to a test of your breath, which consists of two separate samples of your breath taken independently to determine alcohol concentration. One, you are now advised that you have the right to refuse this breath test and that if you refuse, A, your driver's license, permit, or priv privilege to drive will be revoked or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least one year. And B, your refusal to submit to this test may be used in a criminal trial. Um, two, you are further advised that if you submit to the breath test and the test is administered, your driver's license permit or privilege to drive will be suspended, revoked, or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least 90 days if you are a age 21 or over and the test indicates the alcohol concentration of your breath is 08 or more, or you are in violation of 4661-502 driving under the influence or 4661504 physical control of a vehicle under the influence. Um three, if your driver's license, permit, or privilege to drive is suspended, revoked, or denied, you may you may be eligible to immediately apply for an ignition interlock driver's license. You have the right to an additional test by any qualified person of your own choosing. All right. And then so all this says is I have read or have had read to me the above statements. It's not agreeing anything. Just saying that I read them. Will you now submit to a breath test? Okay. And then if you would just initial next to that X, that would be nice. Okay. So, these are just some questions. You don't have to do them if you don't want to. It just makes the time go by a little faster. Um, you can tell me no if you don't want to answer some of them. >> Okay. All right. Do you have any physical impairments? >> No. >> No. Okay. Do you limp? >> Are you sick or injured? >> No. >> Are you under the care of a doctor or dentist? >> I don't like that question because it's like, well, yeah. >> Uh, no. >> Okay. Um, are you diabetic or epileptic? >> No. Do you take insulin? >> No. >> Have you taken any medication or drugs in the past 24 hours? >> Medication? Yes. >> Okay. Which one? What is that? >> Um, what about non-prescription drugs? When was the last time you took your medication? >> Uh, this morning. >> What time would you say? >> Probably 8:30. >> 8:30. Okay. >> And how much? >> Um, well, I take one tablet. >> Okay. Each >> each. >> So, I have four different medications. >> Oh, so two for >> I take Okay. So, have you done any cocaine? >> No. >> I wish. Just kidding. >> Smoked any marijuana? >> No. >> Do you have impaired vision? >> Yes. Okay. >> And you wear contacts? >> Yes. Um, were you wearing them when I stopped you? >> Yes. >> Um, where do you work? >> Um, I'm not currently working. >> Okay. >> I'm a stay at home mom. Oh, >> okay. How many kids do you have? >> Uh, three. >> That's a lot. That's a That is a full-time job. >> 22,9 and seven. >> Oh, wow. Okay. Um, how many hours of sleep did you get last night? >> 10. >> Nice. Um, were you driving when I stopped you? >> Yes, ma'am. I think so. I thought I was, but obviously I know that I wasn't doing a very good job. >> Um, is there anything wrong with the vehicle? >> No. >> I wish I could say yes, but >> that was all me. >> Hey, at least you're being, you know, it's a shitty situation. I get it, but I appreciate you. You know, >> that was me. So, >> all right. Have you been in Have you been injured or involved in any collisions in the past 24 hours? >> No. >> Have you had any alcohol to drink since I stopped you? >> I wish. >> Right. >> All right. >> You guys really should have a cake in your car. >> Ah, sorry. Fresh out. >> All right. Where were you going before I stopped you? Uh, we were actually headed to my friend's birthday party and we're late for it and now we're we were already late. Now we're really late. >> I hope Jay walked there. >> I don't know where he was walking, but he was walking to a place or down a street that's pretty dead. >> Was headed to the club. >> He was walking down a very >> I wanted to say don't even worry about bailing me out. Just go to the club. >> Well, you don't need bailed out. We get you get released within six hours anyway. As long as you don't have another du. I know. >> All right. Um, >> did he bail me out sooner? >> No. >> Damn. >> So, without looking, what time do you think it is? >> Um, um, 11:30, 11:45, I believe. Okay, good. >> Pretty dang close. Let's see. 11:50. Pretty dang close. Do you know what street you were on? >> Oh [ __ ] No, I don't know woman at all. >> I do. You know what direction you were going? >> I was going south. >> Nah, you were going north. It's okay. >> I have no idea. Oh, I was going north because I went south. I missed the club. Jay was like, "Turn around." That's what got me all messed up. >> All right. Jay, >> where'd you come from? >> Uh, Moscow, Idaho. What time did you leave Moscow? >> Actually, we came from what is that grocery store? Rosar. It used to be Disor. >> Yeah, that's Rosar. >> Okay. We came from that grocery store. We were supposed to be going to >> What is that? >> Timber. >> Yes. The lumber yard or something like that. >> Okay. We were supposed to be going there. I passed that completely. Jay was like, "You need to turn around." >> Right. >> I missed the club. He was like, "Carrie, you're supposed to turn right there." So that's why I went into that left lane. >> Did you see where I was like I I I passed right when you guys met me and you flipped your lights on, right? >> Or right as you turned around. He was like, >> "You completely messed up. You turned around. You missed the club. You completely missed where you were supposed to go." He's like, "The police are behind you. You're completely busted." I was like, "Oh my god, dude. Okay. I Anyway, I left the grocery store trying to go to the club. Missed the club. >> Dang. >> I was coming back. >> Okay. Um, what time did you leave Moscow or >> um 10 15 10:30. We went and got gas. We stopped at the liquor store. Got our friend a bottle of Crown Royal. had it over here. Maybe 10:30 certain. Somewhere around there. >> Do you know what day of the week it is? >> Yes, it's Saturday the 2nd of November. >> Nice. All right. What city and county are you in? >> Pullman, Washington, Whitman County. >> Wow. You're one of the few that get that. >> Most of the college kids have no idea. >> They're babies, >> right? Um and you said the date. >> Yes, ma'am. Um, have you been drinking alcohol? >> Uh, hours ago. Yes. >> Okay. What were you drinking? >> It was a mixed something. It was a fancy something from the steakhouse scene. >> What steakhouse was it? Was good. >> Not Texas Roadhouse. >> Oh, I love Texas. Was it Outback? >> Yes. Thank you. >> I I don't like that one. >> We went to the mall up there. What stinking home was it? >> 446. Can I have the case number? >> Northtown or Valley? >> Northtown. Thank you. >> Thank you. Why do I have to wait six hours to get out? >> I I'll probably get you out of here before 6. That's just the longest we can keep you. >> Come me out so I can go to my friend's mall. It's best friend's birthday. >> I So, I have a bunch of paperwork I have to do, but because we're busy, I'm going to have to You're going to have to hang out for at least four or five hours. If I blow right now and I pass, can you let me out? >> I can't let you out right now. >> When you realize that I shouldn't have been arrested. >> Hey, I'm going to get you out of here as fast as I as fast as I can. I still have to do all the same paperwork. God, I hate this part. Zero. Oops. Hopefully it'll let me scan this. Makes everything go quicker. Nice. All right. So, it's going to take a minute. Just got to make sure that it's got everything um clear. Okay. See, and when did you start drinking? SP. [Applause] >> Okay. >> 6:00. >> All right. >> Somewhere around there. >> All right. Can I have you stand up? >> I have to hold it. I know it's kind of weird. Um, you'll blow into it like you're blowing up a balloon and I'll I'll coach you and tell you to keep going. Just do a steady steady breath. Okay. Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. You weren't blowing enough. Blow. Blow. Keep blowing. Little bit harder. You got to blow hard. Okay. >> Like Okay. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. There you go. You're almost halfway done. Keep going. Just a little bit more. Perfect. Okay, we got to let it purge so that it's got a, you know, fair test for the next breath. Is there restroom I can use after this? >> Yeah. Yeah, I'll get you. There we go. Okay. So, let's do this paperwork really quick. Okay. So, for me to be able to release you in a little bit, you have to agree to go to court. Um, it will be on Monday 3:00 in KFax. >> Okay. I'll circle it. I'll circle the address, the time, and the date. And so that's Yeah, you got some time. Fourth. Let me make sure. I think it's the fourth. Yep. 3 p.m. >> Is it 114? >> Yes. Thank you. I forgot to switch it over. And it's how do you say it? Swinny. Switch. Okay. can't remember. And then so ultimately this is this is your get out of jail card in a little bit. So just just saying you're going to go to court. Please go to court because we don't want you to get a warrant on top of everything that >> interested. >> Right. I figured I figured you wouldn't. So, I just want to make sure that you know that you're going to have to go I'll put actually I'm going to make a copy of that. Um, so this is the the request for the DUI hearing for the DO. Um, that's what I was reading to you about um in the implied consent. Um, the instructions below tell you how you can I mean depending on the results of course um get like the blow and go or whatnot. Okay. And then you can do a hearing, decide if you know. I don't really know how it works very much, but >> Okay. >> There's numbers on there that you can call to get that. >> Okay. >> And then >> so keep this. >> Yes. We'll put that in your property. Can I have you sign just saying that I gave you that form? >> Yes. Okay. This thing always seems to take so long. So, what grade you're sevenyear-old in? >> Second grade. >> Wow. college student who is a medical assistant. >> Oh, wow. >> That's crazy. >> What school she go to? >> Uh, >> okay. All right. I'll have you stand up again and we'll do the same thing. Blow hard. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You're halfway there. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Almost done. Almost done. Perfect. Okay. So, if you need to use the bathroom second, let me get this all wound back up and I can turn the light on for you. And then that'll do its thing and then it'll print out the results in just a second. You can go in there. >> Yeah, we'll shut the door for you. This this for me. Thank you. Can you make me a copy? Thank you. [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] Are you done? >> Okay. Yeah, >> that's your call didn't attach the call or the car or I added her >> homeman 446. >> Can you attach the driver and the vehicle to the call, please? [Applause] [Applause] Okay. So, we got the results. >> Oh, it's hard. You just have to push really hard on it. Okay. So, the results were 067. So, it is below the legal limit. Okay. Um, you still showed impairment. So, I'm still going to write it all up the way I originally said, but I mean ultimately that's good for you cuz your license won't be suspended. Um, >> so does that mean I don't get a DUI or >> No, you still got it. Um, >> can I be dropped? >> Maybe. I I'm not I don't do the court stuff. >> I don't know how um >> I'm just asking because I'm not certain how it work. Like I said, I've never happened before. I don't know how. >> No, I get it. um you still showed impairment while you were driving and on the tests. So that's what I based every my decision off of. All right. And then you you'll get a copy of this, too. Okay. >> Gosh dang it. I plan to try to my friend's party. I >> I know you >> it's going to depend on how busy we get. >> Best friends party in the entire world and she's >> I know you're trying to just >> it it depends if we get really busy on the if with calls if I can get the paperwork done fast. Okay. So, I can't make any guarantees, but I will try since you've been cool with me. And here's your copy. And I put a copy of the that promise to appear form in there. And okay, so what we're going to do is I'm going to have you go in back in that same cell you were in. I'll let you keep your jacket since it's kind of cold in there. that right there. Um, do you want a blanket? >> No. What about a cup for water? >> No. Okay. All right. So, I'll have you go in there again. I'm going to try my best, but if I get pulled away from for an emergency call, I have to, you know, go to that. >> Is there Can I call Jay and check with him and make sure he's okay or >> Not yet. Not right now. I'll let you as soon as I'm done with the paperwork, though. Okay. Go ahead. >> You just push really hard on the up here. >> Down. >> Down here. This. >> Oh, >> yeah. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yep. Okay. All right. Come on over here. Get your fingerprints done quick and we'll get you out of here. Okay. Left hand. You're going to put four fingers flat on the screen. Once it beeps, you'll pick it up. Okay. Thumb. All right. Other thumb. Four fingers. Okay. So, next you're going to start rolling your fingers. So, imagine there's a little box right here. Don't go above that line. We're going to start with your right thumb. And you're going to rock it back and forth until this turns green. Straight up. Pick it up. Okay. Pointer finger. Yeah. Just watch that. As soon as it turns green, just straight up, middle. Yeah, we're doing them all. That one's really awkward to do most of the time. Go ahead and try it again. Pick it up. We'll just keep it. It's fine. No, it's not you. This thing is wild. All right. Ring finger or sorry, little finger. Most people's little fingers are what cause problems or their ring finger. Perfect. All right. Other thumb. Yep. Just going right through them again. Ah, darn thing. Try it again. That's fine. We'll keep it. All right. Go ahead and have a seat in the chair. Sure. Yeah, if you want to. It's only going to be a few more minutes and we'll you can grab all your stuff. >> Do you know what um street my car is on? >> Yeah, it's on Whitman and Grand. Okay. What street is this? >> We are on Kamayakin Street. [Music] [Applause] All right. >> So, can I be sign here saying that those are your fingerprints? >> This one? >> Yep. Just right over the I know it looks like weird. Okay. And then also right here. Just saying that they're yours. Okay. And then just sign that I gave your stuff back. Um, I when I was in that room, I took my bra off really fast and it was all I need. >> Okay. >> So, before I leave, put my bra back on. >> You can go back in there in a minute. >> Okay. I just want to put that on before I go back. >> I don't mind. The wires weren't digging into me. >> Yeah, I can't do underwire. Okay, so those are mine. This is your copy of the results of the BAC. This is the promise to appear. Okay. Monday, technically tomorrow cuz it's Sunday right now. The DL hearing form. It's like 5 4. We got slammed. I couldn't get you out of here any earlier. It's 3:45. So, this is the citation for DUI. Your information's up here. Your address, where I stopped you, your car. >> Okay. >> Information. This is what just basically a receipt saying what you arrested for. >> Okay. >> Um, you will get information in the mail at the address you provided. You'll have to likely go to court again, but make sure you go that first day. That's that's the most important thing. All right. This is Yeah. Go ahead and take all your stuff and >> Okay. I'm going to go put Go put the bra on real quick. It's mine. [Applause] the bathroom. >> Yeah, that's fine. Do you want to use the bathroom in the lobby so it's more private? >> Is it okay? >> Yeah, I wouldn't use that. Yeah. Here. All right. Grab all your stuff and you're free to go. Huh? I can't hear you. Your picture didn't save the right file. So, I'm going to do it again real quick. >> Okay. Your picture didn't work, so we'll have to have you get another picture. >> Okay. Go ahead and stand with your back up against that and then look at the little camera. Okay. Turn your head that way. Okay. All right. Grab your stuff. >> Sorry. We're trying to get you out of here. We have a juvenile coming in, so we're trying. We can't have adults in here. >> Oh, man. >> Going to have to get everybody out. [Applause] >> All right. This one's not for you. and then just leave. Oh, your earrings. >> Her breath samples indicated back levels of 0.067, 0.069, 0.066, and 0.069. However, officer Stallinger still believed that Carrie was under the influence based on the other medications that she was currently taking. Carrie was later fingerprinted and photographed by officer Stalmicker after spending some time in a cell. She was charged EUI in violation of RCW46.61 5002. Officer Staller returned her property, advised her of her charges, and released her pending her court appearance in Kfax, Washington on November 4th, 2024 at 300 p.m. >> Thank you. >> Okay. So, you're going to go through this door here. >> Okay. >> The one without the window. You'll hear it click. And then you just push. And then there's a bathroom in the lobby. Just push. Yeah. Why? Oh. [Applause]