It's 1:40 a.m. Officers track a swerving Honda whose driver claims she just missed the bridge. But with a passenger fresh off his own DUI and the smell of alcohol in the air, this simple traffic stop is about to turn into a field sobriety master class. Let's watch. >> Hello, how are you? I'm Sergeant McGrath, Highlands. Please take out your license, registration, proof of insurance. This vehicle will be audio video recorded. >> Nope, not that. >> Where you guys coming from this evening? >> Um the Cherry Hill Mall. >> Okay. Where are you heading to? >> I'm dropping him off. >> Okay. All right. Uh how much have you had to drink tonight, ma'am? >> I had about two or three High Noons. >> Okay. All right. Uh do you have anything wrong with your license? >> No. >> Okay, the reason why I'm stopping you is actually cuz you changed lanes quite a few times and then you were driving over the line. >> So we was supposed to go under the bridge and she missed under the bridge. Okay. That's why we went that way and I told her to come this way and make the right. >> Okay. >> changed lanes and we didn't know if you were behind me, but like she's my friend. She wanted to come pick me up tonight and I told her to go under the bridge. She didn't listen. We got on 36 and I told her to change lanes. She's like, "I shouldn't do that." And then you pulled us over. >> Okay. All right, well yeah, like I said, just the couple of lane changes and then like I like I said though, you were cuz she missed under going under the bridge. Right, but uh and again, the going over the line thing is the other reason why I'm stopping you. It wasn't just the lane change. There's a couple of things. Yeah, driving over the line. So, do you have anything wrong with your license? I'm sorry, you said no? All right, hang tight, okay? All right, Alexa, can I have you step out of the car so I can test to make sure you're able to be driving and then if everything goes good, I'll get you out of here real quick, okay? >> Okay. >> Just going to go ahead right over here on the sidewalk over here, okay? Okay. Um, do you have anything wrong with your eyes before we begin? >> I do have sensitivity to light. >> Okay. >> That's about it. >> All right, so but you don't have like a fake eye or anything like that. All right, if you could please just feet together like this, hands at your sides. Okay, so what I'd like you to do is you see the tip of my pen right there? I'd like you to follow the tip of my pen using your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head, okay? >> Okay. >> You keep your head straight. See the tip of my pen right here? Just follow that. Okay. Um, we're going Yeah, for I'm going to have one eye testing. I'm going to have you stand right here now, okay? We're going to do We're going to do actually up here on the sidewalk, I'm sorry. Um, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to a walk and turn test with you, okay? I'm going to explain the test to you. I'm going to demonstrate it and then I'm going to ask you to perform it, okay? So, what I'd like you to do is I'd like you to put your left foot on that imaginary straight line. What What's in your hand? >> My Jewel. >> Can Can you just put that on the table for me? Or Or back in your pocket, that's fine. Yeah. Left foot on that imaginary straight line, right foot directly in front of it, standing heel to toe. Just like this, okay? See how my feet are? Can you stand like that now? Right foot in front of left. Okay, now don't start the test until I tell you to begin, okay? When I tell you to begin, I'm going to have you take nine steps, okay? Nine heel to toe steps, counting out loud each step, okay? Keeping your arms at your sides. You're going to look at your feet while you're walking. It's going to look like this, okay? One, two, three. Again, I did three to demonstrate, you're doing nine. On your ninth step, you're going to turn around just like I did, small series of steps, and then you're going to take nine steps back to where you're standing now. One, two, three. Keeping your hands at your sides, counting out loud each step, okay? >> Okay. >> Whenever you're ready, you can begin. >> One. Oh my god. >> It's okay. >> It's not okay. It's not okay. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Can I turn around? >> Mhm. >> One, two, three, four, ooh, wow. Five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> Okay. Uh, next step uh, test I'm going to have you do is can you put your feet together, hands at your sides. Okay, it's going to be a one leg stand. What I'm going to have you do is when I tell you to begin, you're going to pick either leg you're choosing, Doesn't matter which leg, okay? You're going to raise your foot approximately 6 in off the ground. Staring at your raised foot, you're going to count out loud. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, 5 1,000 until I tell you to stop, okay? And you may begin. >> Wait, any foot? >> Either foot of your choosing. Doesn't matter which one. Whichever you're most comfortable with. >> 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, 5 1,000, 6 1,000, 7 1,000, 8 1,000, 9 1,000, 10 1,000, 11 1,000, 12 1,000, 13 1,000. >> If you mess up, just pick up where you left off. >> 14 1,000. >> This is the one leg stand designed to test divided attention. Notice the sway, the foot drop, and the confusion. Jumping to 14,000. She's focusing so hard on balancing that her mental processing completely fails. This is a textbook indicator of impairment. How do you think she's doing so far? >> Okay. So, you know the English alphabet? >> I do. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to ask you to do I'm not playing any tricks with you. I'm just asking because some people say they don't know the alphabet like if they're >> I do. >> If if English isn't their primary language. So, what I'm going to ask you to do is just to recite the English alphabet A through Z slowly without singing. >> Okay. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. >> Okay. So, can I just talk to you for a sec? >> Mhm. >> No, I'm my other officer you stay you can stay right there. All right, Alexis. So, here's the deal. Um I'm thinking that you had too many drinks tonight, okay? Unsafe to operate a vehicle. So, right now what's going to happen is we're going to place you under arrest for driving while intoxicated, okay? So, can you put your hands behind your back, please? >> Oh, 1541, please hurry up with your 10-4. >> Okay. All right, do you have anything in the car that you need? Cell phone? Just your cell phone? Do you have a wallet or purse? All right, do you have anything in your pockets besides that vape that you put in It's in your hand, okay. Well, I'm going to end up taking that from you, okay? >> Why? >> Cuz I'm going to keep it with me. I can't let you have it in the in the vehicle. You're going to get it back, okay? So, just come with me. What kind of phone is it? Is it an Apple or Is it in the center console? Yeah, absolutely. What color is it? >> It's pink. >> Okay. Go ahead, take a seat. All right, I'm going to reach around and get the seat belt, okay? Just hang tight, all right? All right, I I'm sorry, I didn't hear him say it. Did you know William? You sure? Okay, so what's going to happen with her car is it's going to be towed. Yeah. Yeah, so um >> Thank you, guys. >> Are you sure you don't want a ride? We don't There's two I feel like I met you once. I first moved there. I don't know. I don't know. I feel like I met you before. >> Was it a good interaction? >> No, I don't know. I never been to no bachelor over there. I feel like it was like, I don't know. I feel like I met you before. >> Yeah, well, we're going to check everything just real quick and then >> What do you think? we got her purse. >> I just want to make sure she's okay. I'll give her >> If you're waiting for the tow truck anyway, >> I just want to make sure she's okay. That's my only >> I'll be more than happy to get you a lift. I'll give you a ride up. It's not a big >> It's yeah, it's not it's no big deal to him or me. It's up to you, man. >> I'll take it. >> Yeah, we're not going to leave you stranded. If you want, just grab a seat right there. We're just going to search the car real quick. >> to her or no? >> Uh just right now. I'll let you talk to her before we leave. >> Do you do you think? >> Yeah, I'll let you talk to her before we leave. Hey. >> allowed to look through my car? >> Yes, we are. >> So, what's happening right now is we're allowed to look for uh evidence of intoxicants. Okay? >> That's great. >> So, uh as >> So, can I tell you those two high noons that are in there are from today. >> Okay. That's fine. I mean, >> There's There's two in my garbage can, but they're not from today. >> Okay. Well, listen. I Just so we're clear, I'm not looking to have me up for like open containers that are in the vehicle >> Okay. >> if they're from days past. Like those are crushed and empty. >> I just wanted to let you know they're not from tonight. I just wanted >> I appreciate you being honest with me, okay? But it's It's just what we look for is right now, right? >> As long as >> If you have like like uh like a half full one, like you've been drinking while you're driving. As long as that's not in there, I don't care. Okay? >> I don't have those. >> Is there anything else in the car I got to worry about? >> There isn't. >> Do you smoke Do you smoke in the car? >> Smoke what? >> Smoke weed? >> No, I don't. >> Does he smoke weed? >> He does, yes. I don't. >> I'm a control freak. I can't smoke with him. >> Okay, that's cuz I smell weed, but I don't know if it was from somebody or from the car. So, >> No, not me. He was smoking while we were out. >> Okay. >> But >> Okay. >> And he didn't smoke in my car. >> We're We'll be quick, okay? Um start thinking about who you'd like to call to come pick you up. We got to have somebody sober come pick you up, okay? All right, just hang tight, all right? >> Thank you. When can I pee? >> Um I can let you do that a little bit. >> A bit? >> Yeah, we have we have some some stuff we have to do first before >> What if I'm going to pee? >> You don't want to find my choice to let my car get towed, right? Sorry. >> I'm sorry? >> You don't want to find my choice to let my car get towed, right? >> Who's that? >> Will. >> He's We're going to have an officer drive that other officer drive him home. He He requested that we give him a ride since he's only in town here. All right, can you reach across you again? Seat belt. >> That's fine. >> All right. Just watch >> She later blew a 0.162% double the legal limit marking her fourth DWI arrest. Despite pleading she can't afford a crash, the decision to drive intoxicated said otherwise. A tough watch, but a necessary lesson in road safety. If you found this breakdown insightful, hit that like button and subscribe for more real-life body cam analysis. A routine patrol takes a sharp turn when Officer Phillips spots a vehicle drifting into oncoming lanes. But, it's what the driver does before the window rolls down hiding a cup that raises the red flags. Watch closely as a quick drive home unravels into a major DUI investigation. >> Good morning. How are you? >> I'm doing okay. >> Can you get your license and insurance with you? >> Um this is my license. >> Okay. >> And my insurance >> Still valid? >> Yes. >> Okay. So just out of curiosity, what made you stop in the middle of the road here? >> Um I'm sorry. I was talking on the phone. >> Okay. That's your Blue Cross card. Do you have your >> that. >> Okay. Do you have the insurance for the vehicle? >> got back from the truck, so I'm trying to find >> Okay. >> my things. >> Got you. Where are you coming from right now? >> I was going back home. >> What's up? >> I just got back from the office. Elk Grove Village. >> Elk Grove Village? Okay. What town? >> Um South Elgin. >> South Elgin? >> I'm at my sister's house. >> Okay. >> I don't know if I have it or not. >> Do you know where you are right now, Amber? >> Yes, I do. >> Where are you at? >> is nearby. >> Okay. What's what's nearby? >> I can drive me to my sister's >> That's okay. I don't need you to drive me anywhere. >> No, I'm It's not far at all. >> Okay. So you did Did you just leave South Elgin then? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Got you. Are you able to find the car insurance for me? And then just out of curiosity, I was kind of standing over here for a little bit before you noticed me. And you put a cup that was in the center there over on the driver's side door. Any reason you did that? It was like a big pink or a purple cup. No. >> Yeah. >> Remember what your birthday >> I don't know. >> Got you. And your middle name? >> Jean. >> Jean? Okay. >> I have that. >> Yep, that's your vehicle insurance. >> Yeah, but I don't know what that is. >> That's all right. I'll at least take a look at it. >> It's a little expired. >> Okay. Yeah, just a little bit. About a year or so. Is it your vehicle or >> This is mine. >> This? Okay. All right. Got you. Hey, could you roll this window down all the way for me? >> Which one? >> This one. Can you just roll it all the way down for me? Remember how much did you have to drink at Buffalo Wild Wings? >> Uh two beers. >> Two beers? Got you. What kind of beers? >> Just normal beers. >> Just normal beers? Like tall beers or just regular pints? Tall? Remember what kind? Was it just like Coors Light? Was it an IPA? Something fancy? Light? Got you. Again, uh you kind of ignored my question earlier. The cup that you moved from the center over to the side there, what was the reason for that? Obviously, it looks suspicious when I see that. Was there something in there that you shouldn't have when you're driving a car? >> No. >> No? Okay. All right. What's What's your highest level of Did you go to college, just high school, master's degree? >> Community college. >> Community college? You got your associate's or are you still going? >> Associate's and I am still going. >> Okay, got you. That being said, would you say you know the English alphabet pretty well? >> Yes. >> You could do A through Z, no problem? >> Yeah. >> All right. What what I'm going to ask you to do real quick is uh It's not hard or something. Um if you could starting at the letter F ending at the letter S. Um do you think you'd be able to do that for me? So, start at F and end at S. >> Like A B C D >> Yeah, but yeah, but start at F and then end at S. >> A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q >> All right. So, I have one other question for you. You decent at math? That's kind of a tricky question. >> That's my favorite. >> Math is your favorite, okay. So, would you be able to count backwards for me from 57 to 36? So, start at 57, come back to 36. >> 55, 54 53, 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 to eat good lunch? >> Yeah, do you remember what I asked you to do? >> Count backwards. >> Yep. Do you remember from what numbers? >> You said from 59. Correct? >> I'm I'm asking you. >> Yes, I understand. >> Okay. >> Notice the pattern? Fumbling for documents, the classic two-beer script, and failing to recite the alphabet, Officer Phillips has built solid reasonable suspicion here. Now comes the pivot point, asking her to step out. This is where drivers often resist. Let's see how Amber handles the command. >> Do you know where you're at? >> I do know where I'm at. >> Where are we at? >> We're on South Hampton. >> Okay. Got you. So, what I'm just going to ask you to do here, Amber, is go ahead and turn the car off for me, and I'm going to have you step outside so I can talk to you a little bit more, okay? My main concern again is that you get home safe, and everyone else driving on the road will get home safe tonight, all right? >> No, I understand completely. >> Okay. So, just go ahead and shut the car off for me, and go ahead and step out. We'll come over here, okay? And then don't be scared when you pop out. There's another officer standing behind you, okay? >> Okay. I'm going to roll my windows up. Is that okay? >> It's all We We can handle that here in a second. It's not raining or anything. We'll take care of it, okay? Just go ahead and step out for me, please. >> Can I please call my parents? >> Not right now. I need you to step out, okay? Let's not make this any more difficult than it needs to be. All right, you've been very cooperative. I appreciate it. Like I said, I just want to make sure you get home safe. >> I would like to call my parents. >> Well, that's not an option right now, okay? Your parents can't help That's fine, but your parents are not here right now. You're an adult, you're driving a vehicle, and you need to take some responsibility. So, go ahead and step out of the car for me. Okay? Thank you. You can leave also right there. It's It's not going anywhere. There's a bunch of police officers here. No one's going to steal your stuff. >> I really want to call >> I understand. You'll have a chance to call them in a little bit, okay? >> No, I need to call them right now. >> Miss, you were given a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Please do so. >> Go ahead and set your purse back in the driver's seat. And you got to come around over here to this office here so we're out of the street, okay? >> Yeah. >> Then we're going to pull over here on the sidewalk, okay? Just so we're well off the roadway and on a nice grassy area. Sound okay? So, two beers? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. >> I really would >> Based on So, based kind of on our conversation, how you're feeling right now, do you feel like you're Do you feel like you're safe to operate a motor vehicle? >> I am. >> You think so? Okay. That's why we're out here right now is I want to make sure of that. Okay? >> I will give you any information. I have had I work in I don't know if you're familiar 59 and 64. >> Okay. >> We work I work as a >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. I understand believe Unfortunately, we see that stuff all too often so I I definitely understand what you're going through. Okay? So, the last thing I want to see happen though is as a result of that >> Yeah. >> either you hurt yourself really bad or you hurt someone else really bad that's trying to drive down the road and not going to work, okay? >> And I completely understand that. >> So, so what we're going to do, I'm going to ask you to do a couple of things. >> Okay. >> And we'll make a determination on if you're able to drive your vehicle, okay? >> So, what I want you to do, uh do you do you wear contacts or glasses? >> I do. I have contacts in. >> Okay, soft lenses? >> Um yes. >> Yeah, okay. I don't think they make hard ones anymore. Yeah, okay. Got you. So, what I want you to do, Amber, go ahead and you're good. Uh just step Yeah, step forward just a few feet right on that spot there. So, just like I have my feet, put your feet together just like mine are. >> Mhm. >> Put your arms down at your side, okay? >> Mhm. >> All right. So, what I want you want you to do is basically I'm going to shine my flashlight on the tip of my finger, okay? >> Mhm. >> And you're basically just going to follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Okay. Don't move your head, okay? >> I'm sorry. >> Yep, just eyes and eyes only. You're getting moving your head. Just keep your head still. If you need to, put your hands on Okay. Yeah, if you need to put them up just like this so that so your head doesn't move at all, okay? You're good. Just keep following my finger, okay? >> Mhm. >> Keep going. Keep going in the light up here, Emma. Look up. >> I know. This is just traumatizing. >> Then I'm going to go up two times, okay? So, then eyes and eyes on me. God, thank you. Okay. Uh do you have any physical limitations that prevent you from walking normally? But okay. So, >> I have a bum knee. >> Bum knee? Okay. Tough one to assess. Emma, if you could just stand right back where we were before. Right here? Can you stand where my flashlight is? >> Yes, sir. >> Yep. Okay. All right. So, next thing I'm going to do is this called the walk and turn, okay? I'm going to demonstrate it for you and then I'm going to ask you to do it. All right, so what you do first, just like we were before, feet together, arms down at your side. What I want you to do is take your right foot, put it in front of your left, okay? Heels of your right foot touching the toes of your left foot, just like my feet are like this. Do you see that? >> Yes, sir. >> Can you go ahead and do that for me right now? What I want you to do is get in that position, you're going to hold it until I tell you to start. So, do not start walking until I tell you to, okay? >> I'm going to walk so it's really a nice challenge. >> Okay. So, what we're going to do is you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps this direction. You're going to take a series of small steps with your lead foot to turn around and go back this direction nine steps, okay? It's going to look And as you do, you're going to count your steps out loud. You're going to look at your feet, keep your arms down at your side, and once you start walking, do not stop until you've completed the test, okay? It's going to look something like this. 1 2 3 all the way to 9. Pivot with your lead foot. Go back. 1 2 3 all the way to 9. Okay, do you understand the instructions as I as I have explained them to you? Okay. Well, you can start the test whenever you are ready. >> 1 2 3 4 5 You really gave me a second here. Absolute pressure. 5 6 7 8 9 I mean, like something new. I never bought new. >> Okay. >> I don't know. I have so many. >> Good. >> 3 6 8 9 >> Okay, you're good. All right, you can stay right there for me real quick. All right, one more for you, okay? Not much It's not as much of a challenge as the walking, okay? What you're going to do this is called the one leg stand. Again, we're starting with our feet together, arms out at our sides. You're going to take whichever foot you choose, okay? You're going to raise it approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to count out loud, 1,001 1,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. Okay? So, basically what you're going to do is you're going to look at your foot. You're going to count again out loud. Keep your arms down at your side, and you're going to keep your leg straight. I'm going to demonstrate. It's going to look something like this, okay? I'm going to raise my right foot for the demonstration. So, foot out, point your toe. You're going to count out loud. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, 1,005 until I tell you to stop. Okay? Do you understand the test as I've explained it to you? All right. So, whenever you are ready, you can start. >> You said 6? >> You're supposed to be 6 in off the ground and then point your toe up. Okay? If you want to stand right here in the middle for me. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> This is very wishy-washy. >> Okay. On you. >> 1 on me. 1 2 >> No good? >> I'm the worst at balance. Can I do this? >> No, keep your leg straight. >> Then I'm failing already. >> She blames a bad knee, but that sway tells a different story. We later learn her BAC was a shocking .324% four times the legal limit. She's lucky she didn't crash. With the field test bombed, the officer has no choice left. Watch the professional transition to cuffs. >> So >> Hi. >> is getting you home safe, okay? So, right now I am placing you under arrest for driving under the influence, okay? We are going to take good care of you. We're nice guys. Like I said, our main concern is getting you home safe tonight. All right. I appreciate your cooperation. >> Can I please have a phone call? >> Yep. We'll take care of that once we get back to the station, okay? You've got tiny wrists, okay? So, we're going to lock these up so they don't move around on you as best we can, all right? And it's a short drive back to our station, okay? >> Okay, fine. Okay, Emma. Do you have anything on you that would stick me, poke me, or hurt me? Any knives, needles, guns, anything like that, okay? I'm going to check you real quick, okay? And then, is there anything in the car other than your purse that you need to get out of for you? Obviously, your phone. >> You need keys off of this for the vehicle? >> are in my purse. >> Okay. >> Yeah. That's it. >> Piece of candy. >> Everything all right, sir? >> I just got the one pocket so far. The tail of this one in the pocket of this just back here. Okay, I'm going to take your cell phone out and I'm going to go to >> Cell phones are here. >> Okay, nothing down your shoes and socks? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right, he has a transport. >> I can or either way, I can. >> I'll do the tow. >> Okay, we're just going to go back to this white car here, okay? I'll take you back to this white car. Okay. Going to call dispatch. sit in here for a little bit and then we'll go back down to the station here. I got to read you this blood warrant thing here. And this is where the sandwiches and here the coffee over here as well. >> Watch your step here on the curb. >> about 20 minutes. I'm going to ask you to do another test. Once we get that done, then you can go ahead and make a whatever phone calls you need to, okay? You'll be with us for about an hour, so. >> All right. There's no easy way to get in. I can help you. Yeah. Okay. I'm just going to get you locked in here. Okay. All right. >> Makes sense. >> A point three 24% BAC is dangerously high. While the driver's personal tragedies are heartbreaking, getting behind the wheel in that state puts everyone at risk. Kudos to the officer for the compassionate safe removal. If you found this breakdown intense, hit that like button, share your thoughts in the comments, and subscribe for more breakdowns. It's 2:40 a.m. in Delran Township when officers spot a vehicle speeding and blowing right through a red light. What begins as a high-risk traffic stop quickly reveals a driver who's clearly been down this road before and is desperate to avoid the consequences. Let's see how this unfolds. >> How you doing? Patrolman Ali Delran Township Police. Your license, registration, and insurance on you? >> I have my license. >> Oops. Where you headed to right now? >> Home. >> Coming from where? >> Philly. >> Philly? What were you doing over there? >> I was hanging out with some friends. >> You guys have a Halloween party? >> Yes. I actually don't have my license on me. I think she has >> Whose car is it? >> This is my car. >> It's registered to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did you have anything to drink tonight? >> Um a little bit earlier. >> Okay. >> But >> What's a little bit, miss? >> One drink. >> One drink? >> I have had a DUI before, so I'm definitely very careful >> Okay. >> driving. But I don't have my license on me. She might have it. >> Who's she? >> Her name's Colleen. She's a friend. >> Um but I do have my insurance. >> What was the one drink? >> I had a glass of wine. >> A glass of wine? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> I had a glass of wine at about um 10:00, 10:30. >> Okay. >> And then um we had just went out for a little >> All right, where's home? >> Home is >> Okay. >> Let me get my insurance for you. >> No problem. >> Sorry. >> No worries. Would you be willing to Would you be willing to hop out just so I at least I can check your eyes and we go from there? >> Sure. >> Okay. You understand it would be for like, you know, standard field sobriety just to make sure that you aren't too intoxicated or anything like that. Okay. Um the reason you're being stopped is I mean So we sent a message and said you were you were moving pretty good, all right? You were speeding through their town, but also you ran the red light, you know, right in front of us >> Yeah. >> at Haines Mill. What was up with that? >> Um honestly, I was looking at my phone at my directions and then suddenly it was in right in front of me and I didn't I slammed, but then I didn't make it in time, so it was just >> All right. It that's I mean that's Man, the light was red. Like it wasn't it wasn't like it had turned or anything like that. Like it was it was already red. >> It is. >> Okay. What's your name, miss? >> My name is Madeline. >> What is it? >> Madeline. >> Madeline? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to pull my insurance card but it is not working. >> Okay. All right. Well, let's hop out first and then we'll go from there, okay? >> Okay. >> When you come out, just come out all the way over it. We're going to go right over here to where the curb is, okay? Try to get away over here. Yep. Not on the curb but away from the curb. Or just saying it's away from the road, okay? So, you said you've been through this before, right? >> Yes, unfortunately. And now I'm very nervous about it. >> Okay. Don't be nervous. All right? >> I'm going to cry. I don't I don't want to do this again. >> I got you. So, first thing I'm going to do is check your eyes, all right? So, >> but now the tearing up. So, I'm sorry. >> It's okay. All right. So, feet together, arms down by your side, okay? You have You wear contacts, glasses? >> No. >> Any issues with your eyes? >> I'm trying to cry. I'm sorry. >> It's okay. All right? >> want to do this again. >> Do you see the tip of this pen? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. You're going to follow the tip of the pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. It's okay. >> I know. I just don't want to do this all over again. >> I got you. >> Good. Good. >> All right. Keep your head still, okay? Please don't move your head. >> I'm trying my best. >> You're good. >> I am watching the pen here. >> No, you're doing you're doing great. One more time. All right, how much did you have to drink, miss? >> I swear, just one glass. >> Okay, how big is the glass? >> Um, maybe a little more than just like a serving, but it was at 10:30. I didn't have much to eat, but >> You haven't had anything else other than that? >> No, and I had a breathalyzer for 90 days, I swear. >> Okay. >> my limit. >> Do you have an ignition interlock in there? >> No, anymore. I did get it out. >> Okay, it is out? >> Yeah. >> Okay, and >> I I fully have learned my limits. I just wanted to get home. >> All right, well, I'm going to run you through the next two tests cuz I mean, unfortunately, I don't think it was just a little bit of wine, all right? Um So, next test we're going to do is going to be the walk and turn, okay? I'm going to have you come off the curb just a little bit more. All right, right here, right here. Nope, right Nope, stay right there, okay? What's that? >> Pay attention to the specific instructions here. Officers look for clues like starting too early, inability to balance, or taking the wrong number of steps. She's already preemptively blaming her ankles and balance, but watch how she performs on the turn. These objective clues, not her excuses, are what build the probable cause. >> Yeah. >> I am sorry that I'm crying. >> No, don't don't be sorry at all. How old are you, Madeline? >> I'm 24. >> 24? Okay. >> to do this again. >> Okay. All right. So, what I'm going to have you do, okay? Do you have any issues any injuries that would inhibit your ability to walk, your balance, or anything like that? >> have the best balance, but last time I said that, they didn't believe me, so I got to >> Okay. >> You know. >> All right. Well, you don't have any injuries? >> on >> I got you. You don't have any any injuries to your legs, your back, nothing like that? Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do is get in the starting position, okay? So, with your arms down by your side, you're going to place your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. All right. Can you do that for me? >> I can do my best. I'm not the best at it. I'll say that, but >> All right. No problem. All right. >> to be like inflicted upon because of that. >> Okay. I'm just going to turn sideways, but right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. Keep your arms down by your side, okay? >> Yeah. >> Can you do that for me? >> Yeah. Like this. >> Switch your feet. All right. Do not move until I tell you to do so, okay? Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right. When I tell you to do so, you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps counting out loud with each step like so. One two three. I'm only taking three, you're going to take nine. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. On your ninth step >> I just wanted to say that it is very difficult for me to do that. >> Okay. Okay. >> You know, the high heels I'm wearing tonight. >> Okay. >> I do just want to practice that. >> I got you. So, on your ninth step, okay? You're going to leave your lead foot planted. With your back foot, you're going to kick it out, take a series of small steps turning yourself around. Then you're going to take an additional nine heel-to-toe steps back counting out loud with each step touching heel to toe. One two three. Do you understand? >> Nine, turn around, nine. >> Correct. You understand the instructions? Do you have any questions? >> The only thing is my ankles are a little bit trouble balance, but that's it. >> Okay. >> And I have my eyes on >> Okay. All right. >> Okay, ready? >> Do you want to take the slides off? It's up to you. >> It may make it a little easier for me, but I can't guarantee it. >> Then, take them off, then. You're going to get back in the starting position. >> Starting position? >> Right foot in front Right foot in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe. Okay. You may begin. >> 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Can I start over and do the 9 this way? >> As the instructions were given, ma'am. >> 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 >> Okay. Last test, okay? So, this is just going to be a balance test, okay? So, I will take into account what you said already, all right? >> Sorry, I'm really nervous. >> It's no problem, okay? So, right now, just arms feet together, arms down by your side. All right? Don't move until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? Okay, when I instruct you to do so, you're going to lift the foot of your choosing approximately 6 in off You're going to lift it the foot of your choosing approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping it parallel with the ground, counting out loud. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,000 So, on and so forth till I tell you to stop. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay, again, with the foot of your choosing, keeping your arms down by your side, you're going to lift it approximately 6 in off the ground, count out loud. All right? >> off the ground until you say stop. >> Until I say stop. >> Can I stop right there? >> Sure. >> Oops, sorry. Just trying >> It's okay. >> I don't want to do this. It's pretty scary. >> It's okay. >> I don't want to do this again. >> I got you. Whenever you're It's okay. Whenever you're ready, you can begin. >> Okay. Sorry. Let me collect myself. Ready? Okay. >> Yep. Counting out loud. >> 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, 1,005, 1,006, 1,007, 1,008, 1,009, 1,010, 1,011, 1,012, 1,013, 1,014, 1,015, 1,016, 1,017, 1,018, 1,019, 1,020. 1,021, 1,022, 1,023, 1,024. >> All right, you can stop. All right, you can put your size back on, okay? >> Thank you. >> And then just turn around for me, okay? >> Why are you arresting me? >> Yes. >> I don't want Do you want to >> That lady she was the best. >> Yeah. >> But >> You know I'm not good. Why are you arresting me? >> For a DWI. >> I got to go to the bathroom. I got to go to the bathroom. And what part did I not pass? >> I'm sorry. >> What part did I not pass for you? >> Your eyes, and then your walking turn. All right, so real quick, we're going to go over these again when we get back to the station, but I'm just going to let you know them now, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. And if you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed at no cost to represent you before any questioning if you wish one. If you agree to talk to us, the decision to waive these rights is not final. You may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish, either before or during questioning. All right, again, we'll go over that again when we get back to the station, okay? Where Do you want your phone out of there, purse, what is it? >> I just want to go home. >> I got you. We We can't just follow you home, hon. I know. I I know. I know. And a red light right in front of me. >> And I just got a new job. >> Do you Do you Do you want to answer questions? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Are you under the influence of anything else other than just alcohol? >> No. >> Okay, you didn't smoke any weed, no narcotics, anything like that? Is there anything else in the car than Is there any narcotics in the car that we need to know about? >> No, the only thing that is is I The alcohol I brought to the party I brought home with me, so it is in my car, but >> Okay. And what is that? A bottle of wine or >> There is a bottle of uh Jim Beam and honey, but not drank while I was driving, I swear. On, you know, anything like that. >> Okay. So, did you drink that or did you have wine? >> I had wine at the party. I did bring that because it's just as a bee for the party. >> So, >> Honey, I got you. Understood. Okay. All right. I Yes, she I I she said her purse. Yeah. Is there anything else you need? All right. Yeah, I know. We're Let me get to it. Which purse is the better question? I can't even see. All right, these are right there. What is Bronkaid? >> Maybe. >> I don't know what that is. It might be actually. It's a good point. That is a tampon. What was that? >> It says feminine hygiene. >> Huh? >> What's ping pong? >> Yeah, they're not She's got the other alcohol. And Yeah, it's whatever. We'll see how it goes. >> We shall see. >> There ain't nothing in here, bro. >> I got to write a couple things down and then I'm going to grab you, okay? So, you were issued five tickets, okay? So, it's the DWI, reckless driving, careless driving, failure to observe the traffic signal, and then the open container, okay? Um you have a court date. The court date right now, you know, is obviously tentatively it's November 15th. If you're going to get an attorney, then they can contact the court and see if we can do that, okay? This yellow sheet is your copy of the tow form. Um that goes to your mom. So, all right? No problem. Um if you have any questions, you know, it's the Dorrance Township Municipal Court, you can just contact our court, okay? This is >> Madeleine blew a 0.13%, almost double the legal limit proving that one glass of wine was a complete lie. In court, she cut a deal. The DUI was dismissed, but she pled guilty to reckless driving. Was justice served? Let me know your thoughts below and don't forget to like and subscribe for more real-life breakdowns. It's 2:40 a.m. on River Road. Officers clock a Ford doing 60 in a 35, nearly double the limit. What begins as a routine speeding stop quickly shifts gears when the driver admits she's coming from a bar in Brooklyn. Watch how Officer Turner transitions from traffic enforcement to a DUI investigation based on the driver's eyes and admissions. >> I'm sorry. >> Ma'am. >> Hi. >> How are you? I'm Officer Turner with the Guttenberg Police Department. I'm going to let you know my body cam is recording. Okay. The reason I stopped you is how fast you were going on River Road. >> Sorry. >> Okay. It's all right. Can you give me your license, registration, and insurance, please? >> License? >> Okay. >> Give me a second, please. >> Take your time. Thank you very much. No issues with your license? No issues with your license at all? No? Okay. I ask everyone that. Give me 1 second. I'll be right back. Where are you coming from? Where are you coming from? >> New York. >> Where? >> New York. >> New York? Where in New York? >> Brooklyn. >> Brooklyn? Okay. Were you at a restaurant or a bar or a friend's house? >> Um bar. >> A bar? Okay. Did you have anything to drink when you were there? >> I had two beers. >> You had two beers? Okay. Do you normally take any kind of um medication or did you take any kind of narcotics or anything tonight? Not whatsoever? >> Two beers. >> Okay. >> That's it. >> Okay. How do you How do you say your first name? >> Laiba. >> Laiba? Okay, Laiba. Give Give seconds. ma'am. Just give me 1 second. We'll be right back. Ma'am, can you do me a favor to step out real quick, okay? >> Can I get my shoes out? >> If you want to, sure. That's fine. We're just going to go over to the sidewalk over here, okay? Okay, I'm sorry. What's your first name again? >> Laiba. >> Laiba, okay. My name is Mike. I'm also a trainer, okay? This is my partner, also a Also, that's my sergeant, Sergeant uh Ramadanovic, okay? The way that you were driving was very fast, very erratic, okay? I just asked you if you drank anything. You said you drank two beers. Do you consent to doing a field sobriety test? >> Uh sure. I just wanted to get home, you know? Like I'm just trying to >> No, I understand that, but the way that you were driving, your eyes are very red, very watery right now. I want to make sure you're okay to drive. >> Well, they're not watery. >> I want to make sure you're >> I'm definitely okay. I live like right up there. >> Where's Where's up there? What's that? Where do you live? >> in my parents' house, but my friend, like I stay with him, too. Like George, he lives um Western. >> Okay. Okay. Like even while I'm just speaking to you now, you're slurring your speech, right? There's a lot of things that >> I have an accent. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you consent to doing a Do you consent to doing a field sobriety test? You're okay doing them? We're going to do them right over here, which it's more flat, okay? >> Okay, cool. No problem. >> So, it's three tests that I would put you through. The first one is I get to check your eyes. The second one's a walking test, and the third one's a balancing test. >> Okay. >> Okay, cool. >> The first question >> Cheers, that's it. So, I'm totally fine. >> If you think you're good, you're going to pass the test, and you're going to be out of here, okay? >> Funny, okay, cool. >> Um first question I have you, are you diabetic at all? >> No. >> Do you take insulin at all? >> No. >> Okay. What I want you to do is put your feet together, put your hands at your side, just like this. Okay, just like that, okay? I know it's a little chilly out. Do you have a jacket in the car you want to wear? >> It's okay. You know, it's just >> Okay. We'll get this done, okay? Feet together, hands at your sides. I want you to stay like this for the entire test, okay? What I want you to do is look at this blue light with your eyes and eyes only, follow this blue light. Keep your head still, okay? Try and keep your head as still as you can. >> Just in my eyes. >> Okay. Yep. Try and keep your head still. Right here. Okay, almost done. I'm going to go walk up, okay? You can just keep your head still. >> Only your eyes, only eyes. >> Okay, that test is done, okay? Next we're going to do the walking and balancing test. Uh I'm going to put you in the starting position. I'm going to explain it to you and then you're going to do the test. We're going to go this way, so if you want to stand right here, face this way. Okay? I want you to imagine a straight line right in front of you, okay? On that line I want you to put your left foot on it. You can do that now. Put your right foot in front of your left foot, heel touching toe. Put your hands at your sides. Stay just like this until I tell you to start the test, okay? Anytime that It's okay. Anytime that you fall out of the position, just go right back to it, okay? >> Okay, I just want to balance like my whole body. >> Sure. Do you feel like this is a flat enough spot for you? Not at all? >> I don't. >> Okay. Do you think that curb right there would be a flatter spot for you? Let's see. Sure. >> Can I just grab my jacket? >> You want to grab your jacket? That's fine, sure. >> Yes. >> Very good. Okay, let's see if this sidewalk sidewalk works better, okay? Do you think this is better for you? Yes? Okay. If you want to just move a little bit more center, perfect. Okay. So, imagine there's a straight line right in front of you. Put your left foot on that line. Right foot in front of your left foot. Heel touching your toe, put your hands at your sides. Stay just like this. At any It's okay. Any point that you fall out of that position, just go back to that position, okay? >> I'm just Is it okay if I just hold my whistle in my hand? >> Your hands They need to stay >> Okay, like this? Is that >> They need to stay at your sides. If you want to zip your jacket up so you Okay. When I tell you to begin the test, you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps on this imaginary line. Okay? During those steps, you're going to count your steps out loud. And keep your hands at your sides. Left your right foot in front of your left foot. >> Oh. >> Yep, just like that. Yes. Okay? >> I'm just going to use this. >> All good. >> All right, so one >> Not yet. Not yet. I I got to explain all the instructions first. Okay? But I need you to stay in that position now, okay? So, your left foot and then your right foot in front of your left foot. >> So, left and then right. >> Yep, left foot and then your right foot, just like that. >> My right foot. >> Your right foot in front of your left foot. Okay, hands at your sides. Okay. You're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps on the imaginary line. During those steps, you're going to count them out loud, so it's going to be 1 2 3. >> Keep your >> hands at your sides. You know, look at your feet as you're walking. You're not going to stop walking at any point, okay? When you get to your ninth step, you're going to keep your front foot down, take your back foot to turn around. I'm going to demonstrate for you, so it's easier. >> what do you mean by front foot? >> I'll I'm going to demonstrate. Let me demonstrate, okay? So, hold on. Just I need you to stay in That's how the test is run. You have to stay in the starting position. >> Sorry. I didn't know. >> Okay? It's okay. Just put your right foot in front of your left foot. And your hands at your sides. Okay. When you get to your ninth step, you're going to turn around and take nine more heel-to-toe steps the exact same way, counting out loud, hands at your sides, looking at your feet. Let me demonstrate, so just watch me. >> You got to stand up. >> You have to stay in the position. Your left foot's going to be in the line, just like this, right? Your right foot's going to be in front of it, just like how you have it there. It's going to be just like this. One, two, three. I took three steps. So, when you get to your ninth step, you're going to keep your front foot planted and take your back foot, take small choppy steps to turn around, just like this. Okay? Then you start again. One, two, three. Okay? Nine steps, return, nine steps, okay? Don't stop walking at any time until you think the test is done. >> Can you >> You You have to count out loud, okay? So, nine steps, you count. >> start with my So, my left and then right foot starts, right? >> You So, you put your right foot Put your right foot in front and then you're going to start like that. >> Okay, so left is first? >> One. I would assume so, yes. >> Okay, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, 7 8 9 10 Okay. >> Mhm. >> So, this is first, one. >> Mhm. >> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >> Okay, then. All right. Pay attention here. This is a divided attention test, meaning the ability to follow instructions is just as critical as the physical balance. Officers are spotting clues like the gap between her heel and toe and the improper turn. She thinks she's doing it perfectly, but the body cam reveals the loss of motor skills. Would you have passed this? >> Last last test we're going to do, okay? It's a hold the one-leg stand test. Put your feet together just like you have them. Your hands at your sides. Okay? When I tell you to start, you pick up whatever leg you choose 6 in off the ground, just like this. You look at your foot. You count out loud until I tell you stop. So, it's going to be 1 2 3 until I tell you to stop. Keep your legs straight. Your hands at your sides. If at any time you put your foot down during the test, just pick it right back up. >> So, do I count or you just want me >> You're going to count until I tell you to stop. >> Okay, no problem. >> Okay. >> Ready? >> Hold on 1 second. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes, I hold my foot up in the air until he tells me to stop, and I'm going to count till he tells me to stop. >> Good. Make sure you keep your legs straight and your hands at your sides the entire time. Okay? >> Legs straight and >> Hands at your sides the entire time. >> up and keep my legs up. >> When you're ready, you can begin the test. >> Okay. I'm Sorry. >> That's okay. >> Okay. 1 and So, what I do? Ready? >> Yep, go ahead. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Sorry. >> That's okay. Keep Put Put your foot back Keep going. Go ahead. Keep going. >> 22, 23, 24, 25, >> Okay, you can stop, ma'am. Okay? >> Yes. >> All right. All right. Come on over here, ma'am. Just stand right here for me, okay? Stand right here. Put your hands up on the hood for me, okay? You're being placed under arrest for DWI. >> Can you step behind the vehicle, please? You want to pick up your jacket, right? >> Is there anything inside the car you would like us to pick up? >> No. Wait, why am I being placed under DWI if I had two beers? >> How could I How can I prove that you only had How can I prove that you only had two beers? You failed the field sobriety test. >> How? >> Okay. >> I did the nine steps and I held my foot up. >> all the tests. >> Ma'am, you um didn't follow not one direction I gave. >> When? Your body cameras are on? >> Yes, ma'am. Yes. >> Okay. So, you asked me to take nine steps forward, nine steps back. I did all of those perfectly. >> Yes, the eye test The eye test you failed. And then the >> Because I felt nervous. Like, I don't know you and I don't look at anybody in the eyes. >> walk over to your car, okay? >> Okay. >> Just wait till Western District Court. >> Your body >> Yes, ma'am. That's correct. >> And you called me camera is on. You were talking to me, >> 512 to video. >> No, okay. >> 36 I'm 236. >> Now, 221 vehicle 5 at headquarters. Um near 30 mile 6810, 6810. >> That's your 50. >> Property stuff going down the steps. Property is in the front? >> Yeah. >> Front right. >> Despite her confidence, Lyba Shah was charged with DUI and reckless driving. Later at the station, she refused to provide a breath sample, triggering an automatic refusal charge. If you found this breakdown intense, hit that like button. Let me know your verdict in the comments, and don't forget to subscribe for more real-life body cam action. Around 10:42 p.m. on March 17th, officers rushed to a chaotic scene where a truck was struck by a wrong-way driver. When they tracked down the suspect vehicle nearby, the driver's story doesn't add up. What starts as a crash investigation quickly shifts into a tense DUI probe, highlighting just how dangerous the roads can be after dark. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> So, what happened? Are you Are you injured? >> I'm not. No. >> What What happened? >> You can just stand normal. Stand normal. >> So, all of this is previous. I have a police report about all of the other injuries to the car. I have it in my wallet. >> All this didn't just happen? >> No. >> Well, this happened >> Well, yes. >> This tire and maybe something else. >> You got to see You hit something. You remember we hit it? >> No, I didn't hit anything. I was going straight, so >> You can You can just stay in the car, sir. >> I was going to make a left turn and something hit me. The red car. >> Did you >> All right, so like obviously I know that like I'm at fault. I get that. >> We're just We're just trying to figure out >> I'm sorry. >> Listen Listen Listen, we're just trying to figure out what >> No, I know, but like you're giving me like really bad anxiety. >> Let me Let me talk. >> I know like I have a police report and >> let me talk? Can Can you let me talk? >> Absolutely. >> Did you go over the jug handle on Chester Ave? >> Yes. >> So, you were coming from Chester Ave? >> Yes. >> And you actually went straight into the jug handle the wrong way. >> We went We were We're coming from Crawford's. I'm going home. >> You can put your hands down. >> I'm going home. >> So, you came >> I'm coming from up this way. >> So, at what point did you go into the jug handle the wrong way? >> I said I don't That's not my fault. >> Like, were you coming up Chester Ave or were you coming down 130 this way? >> I was coming up this way. >> Okay. >> And somebody else hit me and then I kind of got startled. >> Somebody else hit you? >> Yes. >> Where did that happen? >> hit me right here. >> At In the jug handle like that? >> Yes, because >> I'm not an idiot. I know that obviously I shouldn't be driving. I know that somebody else shouldn't hit me, so I pulled over here. But I have my car has a lot of damage. >> What What happened? >> I'm sorry? >> What happened? >> What do you mean what happened? >> What happened? Were you guys coming down Route 130? Did you cross over Chester Ave? >> Yeah, she did. >> She crossed over Chester Ave into the jug handle the wrong way? Cuz we have multiple witnesses. >> Yeah, I'm guessing she went that way. >> So, she came from Chester Ave over the intersection? >> I I honestly can't say, but I would think so, yeah. >> She insists she's the victim, but with open containers spotted and her story unraveling, officers move to field sobriety tests. Watch this. She claims she's legally blind to avoid the HGN test, but that test measures involuntary eye jerking, not vision. It's a classic deflection tactic. >> All right, so I'm going to run you through I'm going to run you through a couple tests, okay? >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Do you have any issues with your eyes? >> No. Well, I'm blind, but >> What do you mean What do you mean you're blind? >> I'm legally blind, but I have contacts in. >> What do you mean you're legally blind? >> I'm legally blind, but I have contacts in. >> Okay. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> I can. >> Okay. So, I want you to stand, feet together, keep your arms at your side, okay? >> Mhm. >> All right, so I want you to look at the tip of my finger. Keep your shoulders straight. Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't follow with your head, okay? >> Okay. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> I do. >> Okay. >> I can't >> Keep your head straight. Don't follow me yet. All right. So, for the next test we're going to Here, come over here. All right, so I'm going to have you stand right here. I'm going to have you stand here facing me. So, I want you to get in a starting position, which you're going to have your left foot on the It's going to be an imaginary line, okay? Left foot on the line. Right foot in front of your left foot. Keep your arms at your side, okay? While I give you the instructions. Do you understand that? >> Like this? >> Yes, left Left foot on the imaginary line, right foot in front of your left foot in the heel-to-toe position. >> Okay. So, like this? >> We are on kind of a kind of an angle here, so we can we can face this way, and then that way you're not off balance. So, left foot left foot on the line right foot in front of your left foot heel-to-toe position. >> So, what if I'm left-handed? >> You use left-handed means it It >> matter? >> No. Keep your arms at your side. Okay? So, what I'm going to have you do, I'm going to have you take nine heel-to-toe steps. Okay? You're going to go nine heel-to-toe steps and you're going to count it out loud as you take the steps. You're going to keep your hands at your side. Once you reach nine, you're going to do a 180 take and do with a series of small steps. You're going to do nine steps back. Okay? So, I'm going to demonstrate for you. So, you're going to go 1 2 3 I'm doing three for demonstration purposes. You're going to take a series of small steps. You're going to do 1 2 3 and so on until you get to nine steps, okay? >> Okay. >> So, you're going to do nine steps heel-to-toe, which means your heel's touching your toe. You're going to keep your arms at your side. >> Turn around and do the same thing. >> I'll get to it. You're going to keep your arms at your side while you do it. You're going to count every step out loud. When you get to the turn, take a series of small steps. And then you're going to go back for nine more heel-to-toe counting it out loud. Do you understand that? Okay. >> Nine. And then I can turn >> Okay. So, >> How are you How are you with How How are you with your balance? We got We have to run through the test. How are you your balance? >> Good. Okay. >> Do you do you have a preference? Right leg or left leg? >> I'm left-handed. >> So, can you balance better on your left leg or your right leg? >> Left leg, I guess. >> Okay, so the leg of your choosing, I want you to lift up 6 in off the ground and start when I tell you to, okay? I'm going to have you lift your leg 6 in off the ground, keep your foot parallel to the ground, okay? It's going to be approximately a soda can height. You're going to keep your arms at your side. You're going to count 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000 until I tell you to stop. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay, I'll tell you when to start. >> Try Arena, 101 Leon Ave. Caller reporting her kicking out her out of control. >> Do you do you have a timer? >> I have it. >> Try you you go out there. Try this. Do you have a timer? All right. You Yeah, okay. Okay. Okay. When you're ready. >> I'm ready. >> Okay, you can begin. Remember, count out loud. 1 1,000, 2 1,000. >> 1 2 I'm sorry. Hold on. Ready? Can I stand on my right foot? >> That's fine. You got to keep You got to keep your foot out. >> 1 1,000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> All right. >> 8 >> How how old are you? >> 23. 23 >> Okay. >> 23 >> All right, can you place your hands behind your back, okay? Right now, you're being placed under arrest for suspicion of DWI. Can you let go of your hands? Is that Is that too tight? You don't have any pockets Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No. You can check me. I'm sorry. >> No back pockets? Okay, we're going to go over to the other side, all right? >> No, I don't >> Come on. This side. You got to go over here. >> Okay. >> Where's Where's your driver's license at? >> It's in my wallet. >> Where's your wallet? >> It is in the in the I'm sorry. >> Is it in the glove box or is it in the center console? >> my actual wallet. >> I know, where is it? >> Uh the driver side. >> Somewhere in the driver side? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Watch your foot. Watch your foot. No, you said it. Is it yours? No. Is it yours? >> Delaney blew a 0.20% BAC, more than double the legal limit, and pleaded guilty to DUI. This case is a stark reminder. Wrong-way driving is often the first sign of severe impairment. If you found this breakdown intense, hit that like button, comment below, and subscribe for more real-life body cam action. It's 1:40 a.m.