You know, he break my wrist like he push he push it all the way. I >> understand. >> That hurts. You don't understand. >> I've had it done to me. That's been taught to do it. That's why I've had it done to me. I understand it. I >> know. They just took advantage of people. You don't know. You don't know what it >> Hello, Deputy Roll. San County Sheriff's Office. >> Hey, I'm trying to get my registration. >> Okay. Okay. I need your license, registration, proof of insurance. Is there any reason why you're all over the road like that? >> I'm just I'm sorry. >> Is there any reason why you're all over the road? >> I was just following the person in front of me. >> Okay. Well, you were all over the road. I'm talking in the grass when I got behind you and you about almost went fully in the ditch. >> I apologize. >> I need the registration insurance as well, please. So, I just got this car, so I don't have the registration fully, but I have my name. Is that okay? >> Um, >> on the car. >> Do you have any sort of insurance documentation or anything? >> Yes. >> Um, let me get my phone so I can see for you. >> So, when I was walking up here, I noticed you threw two bottles in the back seat. >> I didn't. >> Yes, ma'am. You did. This is the time to be honest with me. Okay. Did you have anything to drink today? >> I mean, I just came from the beach and I drank a little bit, but I haven't been drinking while driving. >> Okay. Well, I can smell it coming from inside this vehicle. And you're Yeah, you're slurring your words pretty bad, too. So, um, try to find this insurance for me really quick. >> Yeah, of course. >> That has my name on it. >> I have it. >> I don't need that. Okay. What do you need? >> Copy. Floor deal. Your insurance for the vehicle. >> I just have um copy of what I've paid for the vehicle. I don't have the registration >> because I just I just bought it. I purchased it. >> So, you don't have any insurance on this vehicle? >> I do have insurance, but I don't >> Is it on your phone? >> It is. Okay. >> Can I show you that? >> Yeah. Go and do me a favor and step out for me. Go and step out for me, ma'am. >> Yeah, of course. I have my biking on. Is that okay? >> Yep. >> Santa Rosa 23. >> Go ahead. Okay. So, based on everything I saw on the road. Okay. So, based on everything I saw on the road and your slurring of your words and you telling me you had drinks at the thing, I'm going to be requesting you do some standardized sobriety test. >> Of course, I >> You willing to do those for me? >> Yes. >> I came from the beach. I had a few drinks. >> Okay. >> But I'm sober enough to drive. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, I'm going to check your eyes. You want to go and remove those. Are those glasses or just sunglasses? >> Just sunglasses. >> You want to set those on my head? What's up? >> Set him down. >> I do too. >> That's fine. >> Okay. I'm going to have you face this way. So, those light Are those lights bothering your eyes at all? >> It's fine. I'm good to drive. >> Okay. Well, like I said, are those are those lights bothering your eyes at all? >> No, sir. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do, what you do is you >> have to do the bragging test. I heard that this is optional. >> Well, it's up to you. Like I said, um it's just >> cuz I thought I was good to drive. It was just the person in front of me was >> Yeah, like like I was saying, when I got behind you, you went off the road pretty severely and then got back up and you almost jumped the car into the ditch and when I got up to a window, you were sluring your words and I actually noticed you sticking two bottles in the back seat. Okay. Um, >> so is this optional or do I have to do this? >> So, like I said, it's totally up to you. Okay, these tests they just um, >> so if I ace this all good to go. >> Well, there it's not pass or fail. Okay. >> So, what is this test doing? >> So, it just pretty much determines to see if you are over the legal limit or if I believe that you over the legal. >> So, if I pass this, you'll let me go. >> It depends. >> Right here is where the whole dynamic shifts. Sarah is trying to negotiate her way out of a sobriety test like it's a bargaining table, but Deputy Welch isn't budging. And honestly, she's already given him more than enough to work with. The smell of alcohol, slurred speech, open containers she tried to hide in the back seat and driving that nearly put her car into a ditch. [music] The tests haven't even started yet, and the evidence is already stacking up fast. Whatever happens next, this stop is far from over. >> It depends. It's not a pass or a fail, though. >> Well, what if I refuse to do it? will still be able to go. >> So, if you refuse to do the task, u I would have to base everything, my decision on everything I've seen thus far. So, you're driving the odor of an alcoholic beverage. >> Do it, would you? >> It depends on everything I have. Uh, are you willing to do standardized cold spotty task for me? >> I will, but I'm just trying to get home. >> Okay. >> Which is literally 3 minutes up the road. >> So, I'm trying to work with you here, you know. >> Okay. So, you are willing to do these standardized rules broadcast form? >> I will because it sounds like if I don't do it, you're going to put me in jail. >> Well, no. If if you don't do it, I just have to base my decision off of that. >> So, if I don't do it, you'll just give me a ticket. I'll be good to go. >> I didn't say that. I said if you do not if you do not want to do the standardized book standardized spider path, >> correct? Which is your option as a driver. >> You'll just give me a ticket. I would have to base my decision if I believe that you were under the influence at that time or >> which the worst will just be a ticket, right? >> That's not the worst. The worst is you can still go to jail if you refuse based on everything I see. >> What would be the worst if I do it >> at that point? At that point, if once we do the task, I will base it off of that and also all the other stuff. Like I said, I'm doing the test. >> You're not willing to? >> No, sir. Okay. >> So, let me read this card to you really quick. Okay. cuz I have to >> cuz I'm trying to get home. 3 minutes up the road is >> okay. Just hang tight for me. Okay. >> 3 minutes up the road. >> Gotcha. Just hang tight. Okay. I cannot force you to perform these exercises, but if you do not perform the exercises I'm requesting, you'll be forcing me to make a decision on that on what I've seen thus far. I've seen you pretty much going off the side of the road and when I walked up to your window observed you putting two alcoholic beverages my car lemonade in the back seat. Both are open. One looked like empty and one was like regardless you see me do that [ __ ] >> Okay. And then once I'm talking to you, I see the glossy eyes and I see you slurring your speech and then I also smell an alcoholic beverage coming from within the vehicle. Once you stepped out of the vehicle, I still continue to smell that alcoholic beverage. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you want me to base my decision on that alone or be or would you would be willing to perform the standardized Phil soiety test? >> If you perform the sobriety test, you're going to fight me over regardless. >> Please understand you can refuse, but know that any such refusal can be used against you in court. Do you understand that? Are you still willing? >> I Yep. Yes, sir. >> Are you willing to do standardized school pride test? >> Yep. Yes, sir. >> You are or not? >> I am. >> So, you do want to do the standardized school test? >> Yes, sir. I agree. Okay. You're not answering my question. Are you willing to >> I am willing, yes, sir, to do the sobriety test. I agree. >> Okay. Well, let's go back to that then now that we got that out of the way. All right. So, like I said, I'm going to check your eyes. You ain't got no glasses. Do you wear contacts or anything? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Do you have any traumatic uh traumatic brain injuries? >> Uh probably two weeks ago, I had a brain injury. What was that? >> I was in a car accident and I had probably I don't know what type of concussion, but I had a brain injury. >> Okay. Did you see a doctor and everything for that? >> I did. >> And they haven't cleared me yet. >> Okay. They have not cleared you. >> Oh, sir. Do >> you have any issues with your legs, knees, anything? Okay. So, you can walk pretty normally? >> Yes, sir. I'm good to drive. I'm good moy. >> So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to get you to stand with your feet together and arms down by your side just like this. Okay. What I'm going to get you to do is you're going to keep your head still and you're going to follow the tip of this pen. Okay? >> Yes, sir. >> You're going to follow the tip of this pen with your eyes and eyes only. >> Yes, sir. >> Do not move your head. You understand? >> Don't move your head for me. Okay? Just your eyes. Okay? Try to keep your head still. >> Oh [ __ ] You're good. Step back up. Falling over. All right. >> Okay. >> All right. Stand back with your feet together. Palms down by your side again. >> Okay. Remember your eyes and eyes only. All right. 13. Go ahead. There's witnesses witnessing at the D3 office at 12 earlier 155 and 24. Um, you don't need to have somebody. >> Follow the stimulus. Okay. Follow the end of the spin. 13 coming on that channel 123 offic 107 Seven moving count three. Follow the tip of the pin. Okay. Okay. >> I don't have a mark for that. I do want to hold up. >> This one. This one's going to go up. Okay. Just follow the tip of this pin. My finger. Give it a pin. >> Try not to move your head. Okay. Keep your head straight. >> Yes, sir. 10 resource that there's a lot of >> Okay, on to the next task. >> I can't my door. So here, I'll I'll take care of it for you. >> Thank you, sir. >> Templar. >> Okay. >> All right. So, do you see this line right here in the center of the road? >> Yes, sir. >> This it looks pretty straight. >> Yes, sir. >> Straight enough? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You do you agree it's level and free of debris? Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. So, we're going to be using this line right here for the next test, which is the walking person. >> How far do you want me to walk? >> I'll explain everything here. One second. All right. Let him move his car up. >> So, what I'm going to get you to do is you're going to Do you want to do this task in those or do you want to do it barefoot? >> Santa Rosa 92. >> Okay. Yeah. If you just want to kick them off and just get them off that line where you can use that line. >> Okay. You want to move them a little bit more just in case? I don't mind. >> Thank you. >> All right. So, what I'm going to get you to do is I'm going to put get you to put your left foot on the line >> and place your right foot in front of it with your right heel touching your left toe. Okay? Keep your hands down by your side like the first task. Okay? Do not start until I tell you to. Do you understand these instructions? >> I'll explain that. Do you understand the instructions so far? I need you to put your left foot in line, right foot in front of it with the heel touching. >> There you go. >> All right. >> Do not start until I till I tell you to begin. Okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down the line, >> keeping one foot on the line, and returning. Uh, when I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down the line, turn around, keeping one foot on the line, and return nine hill to steps back down. Okay? Okay. So, I'm going to demonstrate that to you. So, it's going to be one, two, three. And on your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps with your right foot, keeping your left foot on the ground like this. And you're going to take nine heel toe steps back down the line. One, two, three, all the way to nine. Okay. >> Yes, sir. Uh like I said again on the nice step, keeping the front foot on line, taking uh taking the turn by taking small several steps with the other foot while walking. Watch your feet at all times. Keep your arms down by your side. Count out loud. Once you begin, do not stop until the pass is complete. Do you understand these instructions? Okay. >> Can I begin? >> You may begin. How many was it? I explained it to you at the beginning. Let me know when you're complete. >> That's 50. >> Okay. >> I forgot how many. I'm sorry. I got messed up in the >> Okay. Do you want Do you want to redo that task? >> How? Yes, sir. How many? >> Okay. Well, let's let's go back down here. >> How many How many >> I'll explain it again once we go back down here. Let's go back over here next to your puddle messed me up. I'm sorry. >> Okay. So, what I'll do is I'll I'll explain the instructions again to you. >> The steps. That's all I care about. >> Okay. Like I said, I'll explain the instructions to you again. >> Okay. You want me to get you to do? Okay. Like I said, get back in the starting position. Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it. >> It was help. >> Okay. Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, touching heel to toe. Okay. >> How many steps? >> Do not start until I tell you to. Do you understand? Get back in the in the in the in the thing that I told you. Okay. Do not start. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine hill to stow steps down the line. Yes, sir. >> Turn around keeping one foot on the line and return nine hill to toe steps back down the line. >> Okay. On the ninth step, you're gonna keep your front foot on the line and take >> Let me explain. And turn by taking several Okay, >> so let me explain the turn. >> Okay, that's fine. It's not going to kill you. On the ninth step, keep the front foot on the line and turn by taking small several small steps with the other foot. Okay, so I'm going to kind of demonstrate to you really quick. Just try to show you something. >> Demonstrate. >> Okay, go ahead. So, it's one, two, three, and on your ninth step, you're going to keep the front foot on the line, taking several small steps as demonstrated, and nine steps back down the line. One, two, three, all the way to nine. >> If this doesn't quit, we need to take her up to the store. Okay, >> she's willing to go. >> She may be dead. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 knot. Turn around. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 That's how many >> Okay. All right. Let's uh Would you be willing to go up to the where it's so we're not out? >> It's just raining. I just >> Okay, there's there's one more there's one more task we have to do. >> It's just my house is 5 minutes over. >> Okay. Well, hey, there's one more task we have to do. >> Yeah. Here comes stuff over here. There's one more task we have to do. If you want, we can go back up to the gas station and do it over there where it's covered. But like I said, >> it's up to you. >> This rain this rain right now, it puts you at an unfair advantage. >> The rain falling, it provides a disadvantage. So, >> I'm trying to do more steps. So, he would change. I'm okay. >> If if it's okay, we'll go up to where, you know, covered over there at the gas station. >> Yes, sir. You want to go? >> Are you Are you willing to go up to the gas station? >> I'm willing to go. >> Okay, let's go up there. Nope. You're going to ride the back of mine. >> Yeah. We're going to go this one back here. This one. I'll make sure your car is safe. Okay. Back here. No. Hey, back here. I'm going to get you to have a seat back here for me. Yep. >> All right. I'm going have you step out and we're going to do this one final task. Okay. >> Okay. >> Have you step to the front of my vehicle? >> You stand right there. Yeah. >> Okay. The final pass we're going to do is going to be called the one leg stand. Okay. So, what I'm going to get you to do is you're going to stand you want to step towards this way a little bit more. Okay. You said you would agree this is, you know, clear free to breathe. Okay. So, you're going to stand with your feet together by your side. Okay. Do not start the task until I tell you to. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> When I tell you to, I want you to raise one leg, either leg, approximately 6 in off the ground, foot pointed out, keeping both legs straight and keeping your eyes on the elevated foot. Okay. I'm going to demonstrate about 6 in about the size of a aluminum Coke can like a Coca-Cola. While holding that position, count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003 so on and so on and so forth until told to stop. Do you understand each the each of these instructions? >> I said while holding that position, you're just going to count out loud 100,00 1,002 1003. >> Nope. And so on and so forth. You're going to keep counting until I tell you to stop. Okay? >> You understand these instructions? Okay. One second. Okay. All right. Let's see. All righty. And like I said, feet together, arms down by your side. Feet together, arms down by your side. Feet together, arms down by your side. No, I didn't tell you to begin yet. >> Like I said, >> I thought What do you mean? When I tell you to lift one when I tell you to begin, you lift one foot approximately six inches out in front of you like this with your foot pointed out. >> So, it has to be straight out like this. >> Okay? >> And you have to keep your eyes on the elevated foot and count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003. Okay? Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You may begin. I suck at balance. >> 182 182. >> You may stop. 31. >> Okay, >> do me a favor. Place your other hand by your handbag. >> She's in the car, arrested, cuffed, case building by the second. But here's where it takes a wild turn. Sarah manages to slip out of her handcuffs, not once, but twice. The officer had even warned her before it happened the first time. Getting out of restraints after an arrest is not just a problem in the moment. It is a brand new legal issue stacked right on top of everything else she is already facing tonight. Scuffs are pretty loose on you. Okay. Do not pull your hands out of them. If you do, we'll go from there. Okay. Do me a favor. Let's come step back over here. So, you have nobody that can come pick your car up. >> No. Can I take somebody? Can I call somebody >> or >> with my phone? >> For what? >> To come get my car. Is that okay? >> Is there somebody able to come get your car within 30 minutes? >> Yes, sir. If I call them. >> Okay. Have a seat. 223. I'm 10:15. small. You >> all right? >> No, that hurt. Okay. Check out the butt under. >> Yeah. You know, he break my wrist like he push he push you all the way. I >> understand. >> That hurts. You don't understand. >> I've had it done to me. [laughter] That's all I'm doing. I've had it done to me. I understand. I don't know. They just took advantage of people. You don't know. You don't know what it looks like. >> Well, luckily I don't do that. That's why I just need to be nice and cool with me and I'll be nice and cool with you. >> I tried to, but he >> I understand, but you know, throwing out all the, you know, [ __ ] you and everything else probably won't help. Okay. So, just be cool with him. I'll be cool with you. >> I You're nice, but he's not. >> I'm just going to say >> you're nice, but he's not. >> So, just remember right now, you're dealing with us. You're not dealing with them. Okay? Let's go. Let's calm down. Let's calm down. Let's go. Let's go in here and have a seat on the chair. We're about to go sit down. So, let's go in here and have a seat on the chair. >> Okay. G. I'm be nice to you. Oh, baby. Be mean to me. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Now, come on in here for me. Okay. >> And just hang out. Okay. You want this camera? Take that. Hang out right back over there. >> What? That guy's name. >> I'll make sure to ride. >> You're nice. He's nice. But that guy is me. All right. So, here's my biggest head in here. Okay. Just do do what they ask. As long as it's not illegal, okay? And just stick to yourself. All right? This place isn't terrible. If you just go along with the program, okay? And it just it makes everything faster. You'll get out of here faster. I promise you, okay? The people who want to argue and fight and not listen stops them from doing their job, which slows everything down. Okay? So, I really need you to listen to that one. Just >> I'll listen to you. I'll listen to him. But that lady and that that guy was a [ __ ] [ __ ] I ain't going to listen to him. Damn his head. >> I got you. Look. So, there's a guy in there, his last name Carter. He's a good dude. I'll ask them to have Carter deal with you. Okay. [music] >> Okay. >> Just listen to him. >> I will. I will. >> That hurt. When I don't do [ __ ] like that, I'll punch him in the face. I don't I don't I I I can't [music] be nice to me like that. That sounds good. Focus on breathing. I'm [ __ ] trying. Don't do this [ __ ] I just let me go and go home. Last time I got a bag, I didn't have no shoes or phone. And I actually Uber to my my my friend's house. >> Okay. So, you know, like those really big party balloons. >> Yeah. Breathe in. You ain't got to tell me [ __ ] >> Well, that's how you're going to have to blow into this. Okay. Whenever you're ready. >> Tell me when. Go ahead. >> Breathe in. >> Yep. Keep that going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. [music] Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. What was That >> What was that [ __ ] >> What's your name? Thomas. No. >> Blake. >> Blake. >> Mhm. It's my first name. >> What's your name? >> Tyler. >> Tyler. Oh, that's Tyler and Blake. What's your tattoo say? >> Which one? >> On your arm. >> This one. >> Mhm. >> It's a Latin for let them hate so long as they fear. >> You got any tasks, man? >> No. I got three. >> Say, >> how bad was the sternum? >> Oh, easy. That was my first tattoo. >> Yeah, that's my brother's birthday. Very closest I got to f >> 2001, 2002. I got on my back. Die with memories, not dreams. It's a good pretty good memory. >> I like yours. I like gorillas. is sexy. >> Like, >> you ain't got no tattoos. You got to get some bl >> Don't worry, I'll talk into it later. >> Talk them into it, man. >> You need to get some on your on your arm. That'd be hot. You ain't done, >> huh? >> On your arm? >> No. >> No. >> Maybe one day. Good. You You pull my girls if you got that as long as you hold them down. We're going to put on [music] >> not Power Ranger. Power Red Ranger. >> Red Power Rangers. >> No, man. Green Power Rangers. Pretty cool. >> I like the red. >> The red one's cool, man. But the green one. >> The green's hot, too. Get ready. How many you have? How many? >> 16. >> 16. [ __ ] What's your favorite one? >> Uh, I don't know. I got a poem on my back. >> Oh, what? >> One more time. P >> pole. >> P. >> Ready? >> Yep. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Perfect. >> And there it is. Two breath samples. Two numbers that tell the whole story. 0.172 and 0.176. That is more than double the legal limit. And she's only 19, meaning there was no legal limit for her to begin with. From a reckless driving complaint on a Florida back road to a DUI arrest, two handcuff escapes, and a BAC that sealed every argument she made during that stop. [music] This one had it all. Deputy Welch stayed professional from start to end, even when things got physical and personal. If you enjoyed this breakdown, hit that like button, drop your thoughts in the comments below, and make sure you're subscribed because we break down the moments that matter.