as if right down the street. Totally never. Look, we're [laughter] going to go. >> I can call someone to come get me. I cuz I've never This never has happened. I've never had a ticket. I've never been pulled over. I've never >> And I And I understand sometimes that can happen. Okay. But you shouldn't have drove tonight. All right. Um we're going to go down to one of our facilities and I'm going to ask you to do a breath test. Are you willing to do that? >> Yes. >> Okay. Hi there. >> Hello. >> How are you tonight? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. You got your driver's license with you? >> Yes. >> All right. >> You know why I'm stopping you? >> No. >> You don't have any clue at all? >> No. >> Okay. >> And my stop. >> You're You're speeding on uh 275. >> Okay. >> Did you not realize that? >> No. >> You didn't? Okay. Do you know what the speed limit is there between Howard and um downtown here? >> No. >> Okay. So, it's 55 miles an hour. You were actually doing 86. >> Okay. >> You live here now? >> Yeah. >> How long have you lived here? >> About a year and a half. >> Okay. Um, do you you work here? >> Yeah. >> So, so you have to get this updated. >> Yes, I know. I just It's been just >> haven't done haven't time. >> Yeah. >> All right. Do you have the registration with you? >> You just headed home right now? >> Yep. Right on the street. Where are you coming from this evening? >> Um, my work party. >> Okay. Sorry. >> What do you do for work? >> I baron. >> Oh, okay. Where at? >> Uh, McD. >> Oh, where do they have like their Christmas party or something tonight? >> The Christmas part is next week. We had our Christmas appreciation. >> Oh, I got you. It's >> okay. >> How much have you had to drink tonight, Haley? >> I had one drink. >> All right. What was it that you had? >> I had one. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Is the car register in your name? >> Yes. >> All right. >> This might be it. Hold on. No, that looks like maybe a invoice or something. >> I'm sorry. I just bought this car a couple months ago. >> You what? >> I just bought this car. Oh, here it is. >> Oh, okay. >> Sorry. I just bought it. >> You live on >> Yep. >> Hang on to that. I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> Haley. Yep. >> Hey, would you step out for me? Just shut your door and we'll go back over here on the sidewalk. Come on up here. What I'd like to do is uh just ask you to do some field soiety exercises so I can check make sure you're okay to drive. Okay. Oh, hang on. Let me grab some out of my car. Hey, do you do you have any medical problems at all? No, >> I mean besides my eyesight. >> Okay. Are you on any medications, any injuries? >> My eyesight. >> Okay. I may talk a little loud because it's loud right here, but >> um this first exercise is me checking your eyes. So, I am going to have you remove your glasses as long as you can see this red light. Okay. So, if you would just stand with your feet together and arms down to your side. >> Do you want to hold them? >> You can hold them. You can hold them. All right. Can you see the red light? >> Yep. >> All right. What I'm gonna have you do is follow that red light with your eyes, keeping your head still as I move it back and forth. Okay. >> Nope. Keep your head still. Sorry, the wind is blind, guys. Heat. Heat. Okay, let's Actually, why don't you come out here? I'll back my car up a little bit. We'll use this white line right here. >> You can put them back on. Yep. You can put them back on. Haley, if you would just come on right down here for me and then I'm actually have you face your car. Okay. So, we'll use this white line right here as a line to walk down. >> Okay. >> I'm going to give you some instructions. I'll show you how to do this. And at the end of all of that, if you have any questions, you can ask me questions at that time. Okay? I'll try to speak up to make sure you have hear everything. But if you can't hear me because of the the traffic above or something, just let me know. Okay. All right. So, I want you to do is keep your left you got your left foot on the line. Just keep it there. >> Take your right foot, place it in front of your left foot. So, the heel touches the toe. Place your arms down to your side. Good. Now, don't begin walking until I tell you to start. Okay? >> Yep. >> So, when I tell you to, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps, counting your steps out loud as you walk down that line. You're then going to turn around, walk back down the line, nine heel to toe steps, counting your steps out loud. So your first step will be number one, and it'll look like this. One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. On your ninth step, I want you to leave your front foot on the line. Remove only your back foot, taking a series of small steps to complete a turn, just like this. >> Okay? >> And then you're going to walk back down the line another nine heel totoe steps, counting your steps out loud. One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. All right. So, while you do this, I would like you to look at your feet as you walk. Count your steps out loud. Keep your arms down to your side just like this. And then once you start walking, don't stop until you've completely finished this. >> Do you have any questions? >> No. >> Okay, you can begin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Okay. Next, you can actually turn and face my car here. >> You can forget about the line. We'll just stand right here, though. Okay. If you would just put your feet together and arms down to your side. Now, don't do anything until I tell you. I'm just going to stand close to make sure you can hear it. Okay? So, when I tell you, you're going to you're going to raise one leg. You can choose whichever one you want. Okay? I'm going to raise my left leg, but I want you were you to raise it so the bottom of your foot is about 6 in off of the ground, just like this. Don't start yet. Point your toe out. Look at that foot and count it loud. 100 1 2 1 100 3 and so on until they tell you to stop. Make sure your point your toe is not up in the air but straight out like that. Make sure both legs are straight. And if you put your foot down, just pick it back up and continue counting from where you left off. Okay. Do you have any questions on how to do that? >> No. >> Okay. You begin when you're ready. 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 17 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 >> Okay, Haley, you can put your foot down. >> Did you catch the subtle failures on the walk and turn? She missed heel to toe contact and stumbled through the turn. Then look at the one leg stand. She's using her arms for balance like a tightroppe walker. These aren't just nerves. These are textbook impairment clues called validated indicators. She thinks she's passing the test, but her body language just handed the officer all the evidence he needs. >> So, you are being placed under arrest for DUI. >> Okay, Haley, do you have anything? Do you have anything on you I need to know about? Any pills? >> Right down the street. >> Okay. You have anything in your pockets at all? >> No, I've never been arrested. I've never had a ticket. >> Do you happen to have a female in your squad? No. >> Okay. Okay. Bailey, come on back here. >> I've never been arrested ever in my life. >> I understand, but at this at at this point, you just had too much to drink right now. Okay. So, you shouldn't be driving. >> What's that? >> Okay. Have a seat. 672. I'm a female search. >> We're going to I don't think has one, but I think he might. >> He might. >> Um, >> I live right down the street. >> Look, [laughter] we're going to go. >> I can call someone to come get me. I cuz I've never This never has happened. I've never had a ticket. I've never been pulled over. I've never >> And I And I understand sometimes that can happen, okay? But you shouldn't have drove tonight. All right. Um, we're going to go down to one of our facilities and I'm gonna ask you to do a breath test. Are you willing to do that? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Hang tight and I'll be right back with you. I'm going to get your stuff. Okay. >> My parents were drug addicts. is not who I am. >> Well, look, it it's it's a it's a little mistake you made. >> I know. Okay. Begging you. >> I can ask someone to come pick me up right now. >> Please. >> Unfortunate. Unfortunately, we we when it comes to DUI, we really take it seriously here in the city. >> I know. I know. Um, >> I had a drink and a shot. >> Well, I tell you what. I I >> Whatever you had, >> however much you had was too much for you to be driving. >> I'm I'm fine. >> Only you only you know exactly how much you had to drink. >> I did I know I was like I didn't know I was speeding, but apparently I was. I take this route home every single every single day from work. I live right down the street. I have a friend. I have I have a bunch of people who can come pick me up. Like, please, I'm begging you. Like, this is not my >> I tell you what, it wasn't. >> I don't I do not need this on my record. >> I vow to not be like my parents. [snorts] That's not This is not who I am. I swear. the >> Well, I'm not arresting you for being a drug addict or anything like that, okay? This is a misdemeanor DUI. >> The one the one [ __ ] night >> that I decide to have a drink or two, this [snorts] is what happens. And this is not who I am. I swear and I live right down the street. >> [snorts] >> I cannot believe. I'm so sorry. This will never happen again. I've never had a I've never had a speeding ticket. I've never had any kind of ticket on my record. >> I believe you. >> I'm almost 25. This is not This is not what I do. I don't do this. Like I feel I literally I feel fine. Like I I feel fine. This is not what I do. >> But you know what? That's the funny thing about alcohol. It makes you feel fine. >> I know. I I know that. Yeah, I know that. I' I've dealt with this my whole life. My family, my friends. >> I' I've worked in the bar for the past six years. Like I' I'm not stupid. This is not what I do. I heard a corona in a shot at my work party from the people that I work with and came home and I live down the street and I work at McDton. This is not what I [ __ ] do. This is not what I want my [ __ ] first charge to be. I can call someone one I can call multiple people like [snorts] >> I know I mean I'm not trying to ignore you here but I you know there's there's >> when we do a DUI investigation there's there's there's nothing we can do about it. It's it is what it is. It's >> you had too much to drink. It's not like you tried to do this. >> I'm I'm I'm fine. Like I literally I was I maybe was speeding and I didn't realize it. I take this route home every single day to work. Every single day. >> So, the concerning thing about that is if you take it every day and you were driving as fast as you were and you didn't know it, that is an indication of impairment because you were you it wasn't like you were just speeding a little bit. You were doing 31 miles an hour over the speed limit. In addition to that, you were weaving back and forth, crossed over the lane divider a number of times. So, it's not like it's just like one thing, you know what I mean? Like the the the all of the reasons for the traffic stop, you know, rose my awareness that that something could be off. >> I understand. Like I said, I take this route home every single day. I can call this I'm almost 25. I've never even had this [ __ ] speed ticket. This is not This is not what I want in my partner. This is not me. >> Please. >> Well, you're being charged with DUI. You're not being convicted of DUI. A charge is a long ways from a conviction. There's a lot that can happen between now and then, and I'll explain a lot of that to you as as we go along this process. Okay. >> My dog. >> You have a dog? >> Yes. Do you notice? >> I live right down the street. My friend was meeting you there. He [snorts] texted me right before I got out of the car. >> Did you tell him you were pulled over? >> No, I didn't. He just said, "I hope he's okay." And I didn't text that. >> Does he have a way to get in to let your dog out? >> He doesn't know. My door's locked. [snorts] Does >> your dog Does your dog have Does your dog at least have water? >> No. I left at 12. I'm probably >> Huh? >> I left at probably 6:00. >> Do you have somebody you can call that can that can at least go over there and help your dog out? >> I mean, yeah, I have someone I can call. >> You do? >> Okay. They have a way you can get in your place. Do you want to do you want to try to get all of them right now so you can let your dog out? >> She's at work. >> Oh, whoever the person you're talk you're thinking about. >> Yeah, she's still >> Oh boy, that's a problem. >> Hi. You live in an apartment or a house? The person that you were meeting there you don't trust enough. >> He's a friend that I just met not too long ago. He's calling me. >> Do you want to try to get a hold of him? >> Yeah, but I still I have my key though. >> Well, if he were to meet you here, would you give him your key so he can let your dog >> Yeah, if he's still there. >> All right, hang on. Yeah. Yeah. >> Hey, >> thanks for coming. >> Sorry. >> That's okay. I'm >> helping sector out. It's okay. I am going to try to let her make a phone call. She's got a dog at home that uh has been home and doesn't have water or anything, so I don't want to. >> All right. Um, what is your passcode? >> And who do I call? Do you hit that phone button? >> Yeah. Um, the second one. >> This? >> Yeah. >> That's a FaceTime video. >> Yeah, that's her. Well, the person that is at McDton's is probably not going to be able to make it here. You were talking about the person that was supposed to meet you at your house. >> He's probably not there anymore. >> Do you want to try to call him? >> No. >> You want to call You want to call her and at least let her know? >> Yeah. >> Well, I don't want to FaceTime her. >> You can just click on it and it'll take you to her number. >> There we go. >> Call. >> Explain to her you are going to be held for 8 hours from right now. So, she's not going to be able to come here to get the key to your apartment. She's gonna have to find a way to get into your apartment to help your dog out. >> There's no way. >> She's gonna have to break a window or do something. I mean, you know what I mean? I mean, if your dog can't be without water for 20ome hours, you're going to leave her a message. You'll be able to call her again in about an hour and a half. Okay. >> Hello. Hello, Hannah. >> All right. All right, we'll try to call. Is that step out from me real quick? We'll try to call her back in a second. I don't hold you up any longer. >> Oh, you're okay. >> She's just got to search you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Hey, you got anything on you? Anything you should have? >> No. >> Are you wearing a brought it in? >> Yes. >> Does that have an underwire or >> underwire? >> What is her name? >> Hannah. >> Hello. >> Is this Hannah? >> Hello. >> Hannah. This is Officer Bar with the Tampa Police Department. Can you get to a place that's quieter that we can talk real quick? >> Um, yes, sure. Give me one. >> Okay. >> Please. All right. Hello. >> All right. You can you can talk to her, Haley. >> Hey, can you go check on Kilo, please, at some point and give him food and water? >> Have a seat. So, you can talk. >> What's happening? >> I got pulled over. So, what's happening? >> I'm not sure. I don't know. >> You want me to tell her? >> I mean, yeah. I don't I don't I've never been pulled over. I'm not sure. >> Okay. So So, she's being arrested for DUI. >> As of right now, she's going to be held for 8 hours from right now. So, she's telling me that her dog is at her apartment and doesn't have any water or anything right now. And >> can you like can I do her house key? Well, the problem is you're at McDton's and >> right now. >> All right. If you can come If you can come here, then yes, we'll we'll give you the key. >> Can you tell me where she's at? >> We are on Florida Avenue underneath 275. >> All right. I'm on the way right now. Is that okay? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Thanks. All right. Hang on. We'll we'll try to um we'll try to get her the key. Okay. All right, come on out. Come on. Right here. >> All right, we're going to go to that door on the way. >> What you're seeing now is the desperate bargaining phase. She tries everything. Her clean record, her job, even the dog waiting at home. But the law doesn't have a close to home exception. It's a harsh reminder. A $20 Uber ride is always cheaper than a DUI lawyer. If you want more raw, unfiltered breakdowns of police encounters like this, hit that like button. Let me know in the comments if the officer was fair. And don't forget to subscribe. >> So [ __ ] disappointed. So [ __ ] disappointed. For what? For [ __ ] what? Oh my god. I'm never going to [ __ ] go outside. Never going to do any [ __ ] thing. The dumbest [ __ ] in my [ __ ] life. Dumbest [ __ ] ever. >> Back there at the 35 mile per hour zone and you were cruising at 55 56 60. What was up with that? >> I'm so sorry. I'm from uh Neighborville. >> Okay. >> So I'm not really used to I'm sorry if it's >> Where are you coming from? >> So I went to a Bulls game. >> Okay. You got open container alcohol right there. What's up with that? That was familiar. I'm sorry. >> Are you traveling with us? The Prius dude, >> the car behind me. Yes, he's coming to my house. >> Okay. Two. They're together. It's going to be possible. 55. >> You got your driver's license on you? >> I do. >> All right. So, when you were drinking, obviously got the high noon there. How much were you drinking tonight? >> Um, we had like maybe two high noons. one prior, one after the game, and then we drank at the game. We had one drink each. >> Okay. He They were both speeding together. If you want to >> He just saw me. >> 55. She was going 55 like together. They're traveling together from a Bulls game. She's got open open alcohol. How was Did he sound DUI or anything? >> All right. Okay. Uh, you know the alphabet? >> Yes. Can you say the alphabet without singing? Starting with the letter E, stopping with the letter W. >> Um, F G H I J K L M N O P Q R X uh W X Y. He says tell me what? >> Do you remember what I asked you to do? >> W starting with E W. Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, so what I'll have you do just to type for me. >> I'm so sorry. Like you made me nervous. I'm not going to lie to you. Like I can say everything you're asking me to, but the only reason I'm like maybe I messed up is because you're asking me to, but I promise you like I know the alphabet A through Z, >> but it's a dress. And that's that may be the only reason why I'm messing up is cuz I'm nervous. Not going to lie to you. >> Okay. You you know you know how to count. >> I do know how to count. It's kind of dumb. Can you um count backwards for me starting with the number 56 to 49? >> All right. 56. So 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 You start to one number I'm sorry 49. All right. So 50 I'm going to start back. So 55 54 56 50 um 55 54 53 52 53 52 51 50 and then 49. The number you ask. >> Okay. All right. Give me just a second. Okay. >> I do. >> All right. Alexis. So we're just to make sure you're okay to drive. I'm going to put you through what's called standardized field sobriety test. Okay. >> Um, >> do you have any injuries or anything that would affect you from walking? Any recent >> head injuries, eye injuries? >> I have a bad knee, but that's from volleyball. >> Bad knee. >> Yeah. >> If it anytime it like hurts or anything, just let me know. >> I'll give you the instructions and you can just let me know. You can like walk normally. >> Yeah, I can. >> Not going to make you be doing any squats or anything like that. >> Yeah, it hurts if I squat or anything, but you'll be fine. >> All right. Um, did you finish high school? >> I Good. Did you do college? >> I did. >> How far did you get in college? >> A bachelor's. >> Okay. So, you can count, you know, everything. >> Yes. >> Um, what do you do for work? >> Um, I managed a bar and a restaurant. >> Okay. And then you said you had a couple high noons. Any like shots or anything? No. Just a couple high noons. Okay. >> When what time did the Bulls game end? >> Um, it was at 7, probably like 8:30, 9. >> Did you guys go out after the Bulls game? >> Um, we went to visit our friend, but we just hung out. We got tacos afterwards at El Coyote. >> And then after that, we just end up on the way home. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. You can go and step out for me. Come on. We're going to step over to that side. Do you have a heavier coat or anything on you? >> No, this is my >> I have a bag where it's for like the gym, but >> Okay, fine. Let me know if you get too cold and we can certainly have you sit in the car. >> The first test is just an eye test. I'll have you just face me. Put your feet together, arms at your side for me. Do you wear contacts or glasses or are you supposed to? >> Uh, I am, but it's only if I'm going to school. It's >> So, you're not wearing them right now? >> No. Okay, that's fine. >> U, what I want you to do is without moving your head, I want you to follow my stimulus with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Don't move your head. Keep your head straight forward. All right. Don't move your head. >> Look at the pen. >> I am. >> Look all the way out. >> I am like I am. I promise you I am. >> So I can see like the white of your eye which means you're not looking like all the way over. >> No, I promise you I am. Yeah. I don't know if it's You're okay. >> I'm looking at the pen. I see it. >> You tell me not to move my head. I promise you I'm I'm looking as far as I can. >> So, on this one, I have to hold it out first. I'm going to untie. >> Okay. >> So, you just continue doing I'll give you instructions if I need to. Okay. Let me do this side again. You're just going to hold it. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So, the next test is called the walk and turn test. We're going to go to the front of the car here. Okay. Just stand on this like black little blob there. What I want you to do is picture a line coming from your feet out to infinity. All right. Place your left foot on that line with the right foot in front of it just like what I'm doing right now. Can you do that? >> Yes. >> Go ahead and do it right now. >> And just go. >> See how what I'm doing? >> Yes. But is do foot to foot without the hands out or anything like that? I'm gonna all I need you to do right now is just put your foot your left foot on the line and your right foot in front of it with the heel touching the toe like what I'm look look at my feet. Just do that right now and then I'll give you more instructions. >> Okay. >> All right. Don't start yet. I'm just want you to hold this position. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> Put your right foot in front of your left foot and then with your arms at your side, I want you to stay in that position until I complete all the instructions and tell you to begin. Don't start till I tell you to. Do you understand? so far. >> All right. So, we're going to take nine heel to toe steps up, turn, and take nine heel to toe steps back. I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay? >> One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. On your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps, turn, and go back nine steps. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. While you're walking, count your steps out loud. Look at your feet. Keep your arms at your side. Once you begin the test, don't stop until you complete it. Do you understand all of the instructions? >> Yes. >> All right. Go and begin. >> Okay. >> One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. So, I'm using eight. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> All right. And the last test is the one leg stand. This one, just for the instructions, put your feet together, arms at your side for me. >> Okay. >> Pick either leg of your choosing. Lift it approximately 6 in off of the ground with your arms at your side, your legs straight. You're going to look at your foot and count out loud in this manner. 1,00 1,002 1003 until I tell you to stop. >> Okay? So, when I tell you I have a bad knee, that that does um >> So, pick the other leg. So, you're going to balance on the other leg. >> It I know that it's it's not going to be like the same, but I do have like tests that I do and it does >> fluctuate. So, that's not going to be like um 100% guaranteed. >> Try it if you want to. I I give you the instructions if it hurts or whatever. But, so the balance, >> lift the lift the leg that's hurt. Lift the knee that's hurt. Okay. >> Point your toe with your leg, your both legs straight. Is if your knee can't go totally straight, that's okay. Look at your foot. Arms at your side. >> Count out loud. 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 10002 without using your arms to balance or anything. Okay, until I tell you stop. Let me get my clock up here. >> So which knee is the hurt one? >> The left one. >> That is something therapist. >> Okay. balance is not that well between the both because once injured I don't I don't practice both. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and begin. Arms at your side. >> 1 2 >> Lift your foot a little bit higher. Point your toe. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 >> Okay, you can stop. >> Thank you. All right. So, the the last thing is just to confirm my what I'm seeing. Um, and it'll just say if you've had alcohol instead of like drugs or something, would you want to blow into the would you want to blow into the PBT? >> Breath test. Do you have any gum, chewing tobacco, anything in your mouth? Okay. >> Like I told you that we did drink earlier. >> Yeah. >> That's all right. You're just going to put it past your teeth. Take a big deep breath and blow till I tell you stop. Okay. Blow, blow, blow. Nope. Yep. Go, go, go, go. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going when it's almost there. Okay. Um, instead of blowing when the tube's in your mouth or or breathing in when the tube's in your mouth, breathe in before >> and then blow. Okay. Big deep breath. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep um you're not quite blowing hard enough. I I'll do it one more time >> and otherwise we'll we'll go on. So, big deep breath. >> Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You're an athlete. I know you can do it. >> I am an athlete, which is kind of >> I know you can do it. You're like, you're cutting it off just a little too short. Um, I'll try it one more time. Big deep breath like you're blowing up a balloon. Blow till I tell you stop. Blow. Blow. Oh, that was my bad. I didn't I didn't start it. See, I messed up on that one. >> It's okay. >> All right. Big deep breath. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. No. I think that was my fault again. >> I can't that hard. >> Okay, let me reset her. That was my fault again. One last time. >> All right, deep breath. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. After struggling to provide a breath sample multiple times, a common issue when impaired, she finally registered a 0.181%, more than double the legal limit. Combined with failing the walk and turn and the one leg stand, the officer has overwhelming probable cause. This is the point of no return. Would you have realized you were this far over the limit? >> It's a 0.08. You're a little bit over that. All right. So, go ahead and turn around for me. Put your hands behind your back. >> Is this your car? >> It's a rental cuz my car's in the shop. >> Oh, okay. >> You have any guns, weapons, knives, anything on you or in your car? >> No. Okay. As long as it's not in your car. Find my key. >> We're going to walk back to my car. I'm going to do a quick search on you. You don't have any pockets on those pants? >> No. >> Okay. >> 29. Can I have one female 1095? Can you stop me, too? >> On this side or >> Yeah, you're good. Thank you so much for your help. >> All right. Uh, no pucks on pants. Okay. Okay. >> No either >> either. Oh, okay. Perfect. That's easy. >> Perfect. All right. Have a seat. >> Do you mind if I ask what's going on? >> Say again. >> Do you mind if I ask what's going on? >> You're under arrest for DUI. >> A DUI? >> Yeah. Okay. Add me to this. >> [snorts] >> And do you know what's going to happen to my vehicle? >> It's going to get towed. I'll give you all of that paperwork um when we get to the police department. So you'll know how to get get it out of the impound of stuff. >> So I'm going to have >> Do you have stuff in the car that you need me to grab? Your wallet, your phone. >> I do. I have a black bag. I don't need that right now. I do have a white purse that I need and my phone might be hanging on the side, but that's everything I need. >> Okay. There is no way I got a DIY. There's no way. [snorts] There's no way. >> There's no way. [snorts] >> [snorts] [snorts] >> Do you know what's going to happen afterwards? >> You'll get released. You're just going to have a court date. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You don't go to jail or anything like that. >> Okay. I just want to make sure. >> I'm sorry. >> Are you okay? >> Very normal questions right now. Um the person that was falling behind me. >> Um should I ask them to like um >> I have no ride, so I just want to make sure like I have something that's going to take me out. >> We can get a Uber for you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Are you guys both on? [snorts] Worst night of my [ __ ] life. So [ __ ] disappointed. So [ __ ] disappointed. For what? For [ __ ] what? I'm never going to [ __ ] go outside. Never going to do any [ __ ] thing. The dumbest [ __ ] in my [ __ ] life. Dumbest [ __ ] ever. Oh my god. Trying to a [ __ ] game and that's it. Go to a [ __ ] game, have a good time, get some [ __ ] food. That's it. And what the [ __ ] had happened to me? This crazy. >> Alexis later confirmed a 0.165% BAC at the station, double the legal limit. A fun night out with friends ends in charges and a suspended license. Don't let a good time turn into a permanent record. If you found this breakdown intense, hit that like button and subscribe for more real life body cam lessons. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. How are you? My name is Officer Kamar. I work for the Spotswood Police Department. I got electron body cameras recording audio and video. Could license registration insurance, please? >> Thank you. >> How's your night going? Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming from my boyfriend's house. >> Okay. Oh my god, he's calling me a million times. >> Okay. >> Wired answer. >> Okay. >> The reason I'm pulling you over today is uh for the So, the left uh tail lights out, >> is it? >> Yeah. So you have like um I guess for these taillights you have a light in the back like facing backwards and then you have a light kind of on the side. The left like the left light >> that's facing like the car that would be falling behind you is completely out. So it's just low visibility on that whole side of your car if you're like driving at night and stuff. That's why it stopped you. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. Um I'm sorry if we come from your boyfriend's house. >> Yeah, he's in James Bird. >> Okay. All right. >> Yeah. What the [ __ ] >> All right. And also for the uh so um when you made the turn and coming down Monday, the speed limit is 25 mph. I didn't get you on radar or anything like that, but I did have to increase my speed like severely to catch up to you when I got behind you. >> I'm going 30. >> 30? >> Yeah. >> I had to go like 45 to catch up >> right now. >> Yeah. To catch up to you from from Monday. And then by the time I turned, you're all the way down here. >> If I told you my previous record, I can't Where did my insurance go? >> Um, if I told you my previous record, you would believe me. >> Where my phone? Can I get it on my phone? >> What? The insurance? >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. Absolutely. That's fine. I just need to see the registration and your license. >> Here's this. >> Are is this your car or is it >> Yeah, this is Yeah, this is my car. >> Okay, that's the registration. >> Headquarters. I have a deal. Yeah. >> Jersey. >> Thank you so much. Uh, just let me know if there's any points, if it's valid. >> [ __ ] hope so. >> Any points? Any Ever been pulled over? >> Uh, yeah. >> All right. >> I haven't got pulled over recently. Okay. >> Stop calling me. >> My god. >> But I I have a record. I'm going to tell you. >> Okay. Why? A criminal record. I've been arrested before. >> Not criminal. Just like traffic. 2 years ago. >> Since then, I haven't pulled over. >> Okay, >> this is embarrassing. I need to show you this. >> All right, 104. He's 29. >> I can't remember. It's Crystal West. >> So, you just been arrested for DUI, nothing else in the past? Anything like >> No, just my DUI. >> Negative. Standby. I'll be right back. All right. >> Okay. >> All right. Just Yeah. Sit. It's all right. >> 340 until they submit it. I'm going to off myself because >> Oh, let's see that. >> I can I show you like this? Is that okay? >> What is Oh, >> it's like my my >> Oh, wait. Yeah. Click to to view the ID card. >> It won't let me pull it up. I don't know why. >> To have ID cards faxed or mailed, please contact your agent. Hit okay. And then >> I don't know what's going on. >> Oh, bill due is when when is the bill due? >> Oh, it's still it's currently due. >> Yeah, it's like in a week, I think. >> Okay. Hit payment schedule. Yeah, just so I could see. >> Yeah. What month are we in there? >> April. Yeah. Oh, yeah. So, the next payment's due April. So, you paid March. Yeah. So, that's good. You have current insurance. Okay. Yeah, I do. >> All right. Um 10. >> All right. Uh, that's fine. Um, that's good enough. That satisfies it. All right. Um, so my next question is, have you had anything to drink tonight at all? >> I did a little bit, but >> All right. The only reason I'm asking is because I do I smell the beverage coming from you. As you speak, I didn't really smell it as much when I walked up, but then when you started talking, I'm starting to smell it. >> And your voice, you're a little little slur, little horse. So that's Yeah, just a little just a little bit. I don't know. I don't I never met you before. I don't know if that's how you know your normal voice is or >> Okay. All right. No problem. >> I get that. I get that. It's fine. >> All right. Yeah. That's all right. Listen, so I'm just going to have you step on out. I just want to run through field test. Make sure you're okay to drive being that everything is on uh body camera, you know. >> So, I'll do uh my two first and when he gets here. >> What? >> Yeah. Yes. Just step on out. >> Okay. You >> want to just shut the uh off. >> Just follow me again. >> Yeah, you could just just leave it. >> Yeah, I am. >> All right. Here you come on. Uh you come over here with me. Just follow me here. It's behind my car. I'll get you off this main road cuz cars like to come flying down through here. >> All right. You want to just shut all of them off, Ty? >> Thank you. All right. So, this is perfect right here. So, if you want to just stand right here and face me. All right. So, the first test I'm going to have you perform is called the walk and turn test. >> I'm going to do a walk and turn the one leg stand. >> And then my partner's going to come and do an eye test. Okay. And then after that, if you're good, you're good. You'll be on your way. >> Um, all right. So, first test, walk and turn. Um, do you have any injuries or anything that would prevent you performing a balance test? Any surgeries or anything like that? Okay. >> Uh, ever hit your head, concussion, anything like that? Brain injuries? Nothing? Okay. On any medications or anything like that? That would Okay. Um, so what I want you to do is see the straight line right here. I want you to place your left foot on that line and your right foot directly in front of your left foot and then your hands down at your side. Yep. >> Just keep it like that. Stay in that position. I'm going to demonstrate the test. Do not begin the test until I tell you. Do you understand? >> Okay. Just stay in that position. >> Okay. >> Yep. I'm going to demonstrate. Okay. I'm going to turn and face this way so you can so you can see me better. Okay. >> So, what I want you to do is keeping your arms down at your side, making heel toe contact each time, you're going to look down at your feet as you count the steps out loud. One, two, three. I'm doing three. You're going to do up until nine. >> On the ninth step, keeping your lead foot planted, you're going to take a series of several small choppy steps to turn around. It's going to look like this. >> Okay? >> Like this. And then you're going to return the nine heel to toe steps. One, two, three. For demonstration purposes, I'll do three. You do up until nine. Just remember to maintain eye contact with your feet. M make heel to toe contact each time. Count your steps out loud and keep your arms down at your side. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Whenever you're ready, you can begin. >> Okay. >> Does this count as one? >> No. You're going to take uh nine steps as I explained. So, your first step would be one and then so forth. >> Sorry, my air. >> Yep. [snorts] >> Okay. >> Whenever you're ready. >> One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Then nine back. >> Mhm. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. >> Okay. And the next test is going to be the one leg stand. Again, I'm going to place you in the starting position. Um you're going to keep your feet side by side like this. Your arms down at your side. That's the starting position. I'm going to demonstrate. Don't begin the test until I tell you. Do you understand? Okay. >> All right. So, what I need you to do is um pick either leg of your choice, your left or your right, whichever one is better, whichever one you prefer. You're going to raise that foot approximately 6 in above the ground. You're going to point your toes forward and you're going to count out loud. 1,001 1,002 1,003 1,004 1,005 1,006 1,007 and so forth. If forever reason you drop your foot like this, you can just start where you left off. >> Okay? 1009 1 10112 and so forth. Just remember to keep your toes pointed, your foot approximately 6 in above the ground, just like I showed you, and keep your arms down at your side. Make sure you make eye contact with the point of your toe as you're counting. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Whenever you're ready, you can begin. >> How far am I going up? >> So, usually usually we do it until 30 until 30. >> Oh. >> Until 30 seconds passes by. So, but until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Okay. 100,002 1004 1005 1006 1007 1008 10090 1234 1 2017920 122 2 1,023,024 1,025 1,026 1,027 1,028,029 1,030 >> Okay, you're good. You could stop. Just hang out here for a second. Okay. >> Okay. >> Did you catch that? She missed heel to toes, turned incorrectly, and couldn't keep her foot up without stumbling. She might feel okay, but these are textbook impairment clues building the officer's case. It's not about how sober you act. It's about your body's involuntary reactions. Up next, the horizontal gaze nestagmas test. >> Waiting on my uh my supervisor to come here. Just do the eye test. Okay. And then uh take it from there. Right. Caring out here. Yep. >> He's on the B. >> Is it like a light? >> What? >> The eye test? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz my eyes are very sensitive to light. >> Okay. Yeah. No. No. It's not a light. >> Okay. >> It's what he's going to he's going to explain it to you. But we're going to do follow a stimulus while you're keeping your head still and you're going to follow with your eyes, but he'll explain the test. Okay. >> Okay. It's on the move. >> Yeah. >> Should we try not to have people sit? >> Yeah. >> You know, for an extended period of time when they don't have to. >> It's a small street. I get it. >> Yeah. You don't even need me. >> I just want to frame it was subtle. >> Are you making determination for 15? >> Yeah. >> Oh, then you don't even need me then. But yeah, sure. I'll stand right here. >> Okay. >> Put your feet together. Hands down to your side. Do you had a concussion or anything like that or any injuries? All right. What you going to do? You're going to follow your eyes with the tip of my finger and your eyes only. Okay. You're not going to move your head. All right. >> All right. >> If you need to blink, blink. >> Okay. All right. I got four out of six. >> What you got to do? >> So you should just turn pictures back. Headquarters female 15. >> Just so you know, you said this is >> you've been arrested before for DUI. >> Mhm. >> All right. So, as you know, this isn't a criminal ticket. This is a traffic violation. >> Okay. >> It's arrestable with a court date. >> Tickets. Okay. Associated. >> Do you have anything on you like any uh pocket knives or anything like that? Any >> No. your purse in any car. >> What do you need from the car? Do you need your house any house keys or anything like that? >> My >> Where's your wallet? >> It's in my car. >> I need a driver's license to scan into the machine. >> So, wallet, phone, keys. >> Mhm. >> Anything else? >> Yes. >> Yeah. You search for >> Can I take your light? My flashlight died. >> It's about You know what? Take this one as well. It's about to die. >> Yeah. >> Where's my car going? >> Uh, your car's going to get towed. >> Shut up. John's low. We have no discretion with that. We have to tow your car. >> We're going to need a We're going to need a female officer. >> Uh, Ty, can you unlock this? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Anything in your pockets here? >> I have my jewel in my hand. >> I don't know if you saw that. >> Okay. Yeah, you have your AirPod. You tool in your head. I'll take that. I got to just take all the uh >> Can I ask in my pocket? >> Um I got to put it up front. You'll get all your property back. I got to put it up front with me and then I bring it I bring it into the station, too. I just can't let you have anything back there. >> Okay. >> All right. We're going to get a female officer to come in further check your pockets and stuff. Okay. All >> right. Just because it's more appropriate to have a female officer do that. Okay. I put the handcuffs on a little bit, you know, not not too tight. >> All right. So, I >> But I I locked them so they uh you know, so they won't uh tighten up on you. All right. So, our police station is right around the corner pretty much. We'll be there soon. Okay. Okay. >> He's uh the officer is grabbing your property, so we'll bring it back with you. And uh >> All right. >> All right. >> Thank you. Once I bring you in, I'm going to come back and get you. Okay. >> All right. Just face this way. >> Hello. How you doing? I should have show my camera's recording. All right. So, uh I have her in the back. Um she was arrested for DUI. All right. Um, this form is pretty much I need you to you would sign it. It's pretty much just saying that you're not going to let her get back into a car and drive. Um, just list penalties here that if she does get back in a car and drive and there's an incident as a result of her that there's penalties and everything. Um, so for the next 12 hours, pretty much be you ensuring that she will not, you know, she's not going to drive again for the next 12 hours. um that her car was towed. So, uh but she's aware of all that. Um so, I just need a signature. Uh >> a low 0.036% B AC didn't save her. Impairment and erratic driving did her in. Sadly, this arrest wasn't a wake-up call. She caught two more DU within a year. It's a harsh reminder that the legal limit isn't a safety net. If you found this breakdown intense, smash that like button and subscribe for more real life lessons. >> Legally, you can give her my bag of my listen. >> Legally, you can give her my bag on my property. >> Samia, listen to me. >> Legally, you can give my passenger my bag on my property right now. >> Listen right now. >> Listen, Samia is >> What are we waiting for? >> Who's the registered owner of this call? >> Can you call my lawyer? >> Good morning, guys. How's it going? Officer Miller with the Hoboken Police Department. Hi, >> how are you? Can I just get a license registration insurance? >> You have any idea why I'm uh stopping you? >> We're on a oneway. I know we >> Yeah, facing the wrong direction. >> Yeah. >> I'm going be I'm going to be honest with you. >> We're not from around here. Carter, right? And Elizabeth were able to do this. So, >> okay. Yeah. So, in Hoboken, you're not allowed to. I just got to make sure your paperwork's okay and then That's one. >> July breezy. I'm sorry. We're not from here in our town. Let's just do this. >> They let us like opposite sides. Like they don't ever say nothing. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. No. Yeah. One way is one way. Um, do you have the registration paperwork? >> Well, we came out here for >> Wait, all these cops? Yeah, for real. >> There's no way. >> Okay, I'm sorry. Everyone's just bored. It's a Tuesday night, you know. >> Bored in a Tuesday night. >> Got it. >> Is that it? >> Who's Seama? >> That's you, Seamia. >> All right. So, the first issue we have is your license expired. >> No, that's the old one. >> Put the license number. >> If you put it in the system, it's it's up. That's just the old Ler. >> This one's showing expired. >> Yeah, but it was >> I mean not right now. >> Um, well, man, how did how did you get in this position? Yeah. How did you end up here? >> GPS told you to come this way. If you use a Google Maps, there's no way it told you to come down. >> Okay. >> All right. >> There's no reason to lie. >> So, you told her to make this? >> No. No one told anyone to make a Have we coming from? >> Right. We're dogs from London. Right. London. >> I live in London. She lives in Elizabeth. >> Where you coming from with this vehicle right now? Where were you dressing? >> From East LA. >> Okay. >> So, we had dinner over there. >> Okay. >> Me and her and then we drove off. >> All right. I'm going to have to ask you the next obvious question. >> Yes. >> Did you drink tonight? >> Um, we had the taco special. One drink. >> Did you drink? >> Yeah, the one drink. >> One drink. for the taco special. >> What What was that one drink? >> You only get one margarita with two tacos. >> It's a margarita. >> Yeah, one margarita. >> How long ago did you have this drink? >> Eight. >> One at a time. >> We got that at 6, but we got a drink. We got dinner and James at 8. >> Dylan, are you certified? >> Yep. >> All right, let's put it to the test. >> All right. Not here cuz it's too uh smoked. >> The classic two tacos, one margarita admission. Pro tip: admitting to drinking gives officers the reasonable suspicion needed to demand field sobriety tests. Watch closely as she struggles with the instructions. These divided attention tasks are designed to be simple for a sober person, but nearly impossible when cognitive processing is impaired. >> This way. It's right there. Come this way. Okay, go with that. Okay. We're going to be doing three tests. >> Okay. >> To determine your level of intoxication, if any. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Have you had any uh recent surgeries or anything? Any braces or anything? >> No. >> That might preclude you from doing these these tests? >> No. >> Okay. >> So, [snorts] you're in good health? No. No. Yes. >> Okay. So, I'm going to demonstrate each test to you before. >> You don't have to. You can test me. >> I'm willing to only because I've only had dinner. >> You need to let me finish what I'm saying. >> I have to say all this. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, one more time, we're going to do three tests. Okay. So, am I? >> We're going to do three tests. Okay. >> I'm going to demonstrate two of them. Okay? They're physical tests. The other one you just stare at a pen. Okay, you understand me? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Do you wear glasses? >> No. >> Contacts? >> No. >> Okay. Turn toward me. Okay. What I want you to do is you're going to follow this pen. >> Mhm. >> And only the pen with your eyes, not with your head. >> So, as I move it back and forth, don't turn Don't follow it with your head. I need you to follow with your eyes only. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. It's a bit cold, but okay. flashlight. >> I got it. Look up at me. Look at me. >> No. The next test is called the walk and turn. Okay, I'm going to demonstrate this for you. Okay, you're going to keep your hands at your sides the whole time. Okay, you're going to keep your hands at your sides. You're going to take nine steps down heel to toe. Okay, you start with your right foot. So, it's going to go like this. 1 2 3 4 five 6 7 8 9 and you're going to turn on your left foot and you're going to do the same thing going back. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Okay, do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Begin whenever you're ready. One, two, >> light. That's 10. Should I go back? >> Okay. Yep. >> 10. >> I said nine, but okay. >> Nine. >> Go ahead. >> 1 2 3 2 3 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 5,000 9,000 10 10,000 >> Okay, the next and last test I'm going to ask you to do is called the one leg stand. Okay, again with your hands at your sides, I'm going to ask you to raise your right foot approximately 6 in above the ground like this. Wait until I tell you to start. Okay. >> Mhm. And then secondly, your left foot until I tell you to stop. Approximately six inches off the ground. Doesn't have to be exact. >> Once each. >> Once each. Yes. >> Oh, okay. >> Like that. >> Demonstrate it one more time. Hands at your sides. I have to be so bad. >> Okay. 25. >> Okay. Come this way. >> She's fine. Yeah, she's fine. >> Just see these uh see the first officer over here. All right. >> You're going to be placed under arrest >> me >> for driving while intoxicated. Title 39450. Yes. You failed every test we did. >> Okay. >> What test did I fail? >> All three of them. I'll explain it to you when we get to headquarters. Okay. I need you to turn around. I'm going to take this bag off. What did I >> What did I >> literally say? >> I said I will tell you when we have you in custody and properly searched. >> Can you call >> 28? We need a female officer. Search it first. >> Search it first. Step back a little bit. >> Back over. Ma'am, a little bit more back. >> Excuse me. Are you touching? >> I am touching you. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. I just need you to come over here. >> Is your name? I need you to come over here, please. >> Samir, >> but he's looking through my phone. >> You're under arrest. Everything's okay. >> I'm under arrest for what? >> For driving intoxicated. >> Why am I driving intoxicated? >> So, who's the registered owner of this car? >> And and who is that to you? >> Ma'am, >> cuz you're not allowed to possess any property if you're under ma'am. >> Nati, take my phone. >> Ma'am, who? >> Legally, you can take my bag of my phone. >> Listen. Listen. >> Legally, you can give her my bag of my phone. Samir, listen. We'll tell. >> Legally, you can give her my bag on my property. >> Listen, Samir, listen to me. >> Legally, you can give my passenger my bag on my property to right now. >> Listen. >> Right now. >> Listen. Samir is >> What are we waiting for? >> Who's the registered owner of this call? >> Can you call my lawyer? >> Yes. I don't need to speak to anybody else. >> All right. You don't want to speak to anybody. >> That call Jeffrey sent me right now. Right now. >> Which one? >> All right. Let's get her out of here. Which uh >> ma'am, you're going to need your phone to call somebody once we're done processing. She's good. I'm follow. >> All right. Come on. >> You can't you can't pull me. >> Yes, we can. >> Record. Record. Please record. >> We're all recording. We're all recording. >> But I'm not doing anything. All I'm asking is to be to have conversation. >> What's wrong with that? Let's take mine. That's fine. >> Just uh paddle down real quick. >> Yeah. Um, my property. >> It's with your friend. Have a seat. >> It's not my friend. >> It's still my property. >> Sit down in the car. >> You requested it. >> I have I have a right to know where my property is. >> Sit down in the car. I am pushing you cuz I'm asking I need you to get in the car. >> Get in the car. Okay. >> I need you to get in the car. Just sit down. >> Okay. >> Much easier for yourself and you listen. >> Oh, we got to belter her. Go around the other side. >> Yeah. >> We're just going to have to seat belt. >> I'm going to pass this. All right. Where's >> you? Okay. >> Headquarters is uh so we're at fourth and wash. So it's about three blocks to the right. >> So less than five minutes. Yeah, definitely. >> Hudson, >> hey, do me a favor. Can you please let me drive your car? >> No, man. I can I cannot. >> So, the car's going to be towed. And >> you know what? Let me tell you something. You guys didn't originally find something suspicious about this car. You guys drove up and seen that she's on the wrong side of the street. It's not like you guys were following her. And she >> This is a oneway facing that direction. Parked the wrong way. You're driving the wrong direction. >> She's parked in the wrong way on a She's on the wrong way on a oneway street. That's my thing though. >> Okay. She had to drive this way to get here. >> You know what I mean? The least the least you can do is give. >> Man, you're not understanding. She's driving the wrong way or one way. She admitted to drinking. She's failed tests. There's nothing we can do. >> Okay. That's why you guys arrested her. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, her car is parked. >> It's parked illegally the wrong way. >> Parked illegally. You have a passenger who's a valid driver. the car's going to get towed because she's under arrest for DWI. Registered owner can go pick up the car or when she's released to a to a silver party, they can go get the car >> and the insurance is expired, >> which it can be a reason for. >> I still don't even know who owners. You have no idea. She refused to answer, >> so I don't know who the registered owner is in relationship to her. Um, I'm going to make it 12 tot. You can walk there. Take it. Samia refused the breathalyzer at the station, adding a mandatory license suspension and refusal charges to her DUI. High. The lesson. GPS can fix a wrong turn, but it can't fix a bad decision. If you found this breakdown intense, hit that like button and subscribe for more real life body cam analysis.