I'm sorry. Uh I'm calling my aunt right now, right? The um I just put the car in my name like 2 weeks ago or a week or something like that. That insurance is good because I paid the insurance. >> Yeah, but you got you got to have an updated card in your vehicle. >> Okay. I'm I'm I'm sorry about that, but I'm calling her right now. This is my Okay. I got registration already. What I'm saying is I just switched this car Okay, right. Me and my aunt got the same name. I We got the same address. What I'm saying is the insurance is good, but I know that it's like 2:00 in the morning where I don't know if you can call the insurance, but everything is good. I have insurance on here, sir. I promise I do cuz I don't know why it's not popping up on on the thing. Hey, cuz, hey, look. Hey, I just got pulled over by the police, right? Cuz, can you hear me? Call your Okay, this is my cousin on the phone, right? He work for the city, right? Hey, I just got pulled over by the um what are What is you? >> Rock Island Police. >> Rock Island Police. They saying my You know your insurance You know the car used to be in your mom's name, right? Okay, he's trying to tell What is he trying to tell me? >> The insurance card is expired. >> He's saying the insurance card is expired and I'm I'm calling your mom right now to you know pretty much just see why what's going on. Call your I'm calling I'm calling your mom, right? Mom right now to see what's what's going on cuz I just switched the car over in my name like a week >> Yeah, it's still good. >> Talk Talk to the police officer cuz he >> Regardless of what you guys are saying, I need a piece of paper in front of me with a valid date on it. >> What I'm saying >> don't have it. Okay, so What Honestly, I don't need to talk to anybody else. I'm just That's just >> He issued a ticket and he just take the actual insurance to the court? >> What I'm What I'm saying is, sir, like this is my aunt. She's 70 years old. She's 70 I've been paying her insurance for cuz, listen to me. Put me up Okay. Okay, you know my car been in your mom's name for over a year, right? >> Okay. >> Okay, he's saying their insurance I got in my name is saying expired, but it's not expired, but he don't want to I don't know if he want to call the insurance and figure this out. What I'm saying is I've been calling your mom, which is my auntie, to figure out why this insurance, you know what I'm saying, and in her name. But I don't know what's going on right now. Listen to me. >> Okay. >> Call your mom and tell her that I'm on the Arsenal Bridge and they I don't know what's going on right now. I'm trying to fig What's going on right now, sir? Like am I going to get a ticket for the insurance? >> Yeah, you you you're going to get a couple of They were off on the first stop, yeah. >> Okay, okay. I'm sorry, this is automatic. This this this this a car. Like I don't >> Okay. >> Okay, I'm sorry about that, but this supposed to come on. This is the auto No, but I'm saying this car is insured. >> All right, I'm just going to be be straight up with you, okay? >> Listen, I'm talking I'm cuz can you hear me? >> issue. >> Okay. >> All right, I can tell you've been drinking. >> No, no. >> Yes, yes. Speech is slurred. Yep. I can smell it. Even though you turned down, I can smell it. >> I don't know what's going on right now, sir. >> I'm going to ask you I'm going to ask you right now. Do you do you want to participate participate in field sobriety test? >> I field sobriety test? >> Field sobriety testing. Do you want to participate? Okay. >> What does that mean? >> I'm going to just get I'm going to give you a few tests to ensure your safe to drive, okay? Right now, I have reasonable suspicion to believe that you're under the influence of alcohol, okay? >> No, I'm not under as far as this sobriety, sir. >> Okay. Do you want to participate in field sobriety? >> What do I have to do for that? >> You do three tests out here on the road, and if you do well enough on the test, you'll be let go here tonight, okay? >> What What's the test, sir? >> It's a walk and turn test. >> That's what you're saying. Like I would do the test, but I'm saying so I just do these tests and then what? >> We'll We'll go from there. I have to have a verbal consent that you want to do field sobriety testing. >> What's a verbal? >> Verbal means you say out loud to me that you want to participate in field sobriety. >> I mean, I don't have no problem with doing it. >> All right, just go ahead and turn the car off and step out for me. >> Cuz the lights weren't turned on on the car, so we got pulled over. All right, you can come We're on the Arsenal >> Okay, let me tell let me tell you something. If he comes up here, he's going to go to jail for obstruction. >> He work for the city of Rock Hill. I don't care. >> Okay. >> Sir, tell him to come up here. >> never mind. Just forget it. >> Okay, all right. I'm I'm ready to take the uh the test, sir. >> Okay. >> Sir, I'm finna I'm cooperating. >> Mhm. >> I'm not drunk, but when you say I I don't I don't know what that mean when you say I test. >> I'm telling you I'll explain it to you when you get out of here, okay? >> Sir, I I just want to know why I got pulled over. I need to tell my family cuz you said my lights was off. >> Yep, you drive with no lights on and I stopped you here, okay? >> No, I need I need to tell my family cuz they need >> Okay, this this is the deal. >> Okay, I'm I'm okay with >> hang your phone up, okay, if you're going to do my test, all right? I'm going to have you walk back here towards my squad car. Just walk straight towards the lights for me, all right? >> Okay. It's kind of cold out here. >> I got you. >> So, well, yeah, you can zip your coat up. >> I'll I'll I'll go quick, okay? Just I need to do, all right? Just stand >> All right. >> facing my car. So, can you see my fingers just fine? Look at my fingers. Can you see them just fine? >> For sure. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Just follow my fingers with your eyes. Don't Don't move your head, all right? >> Okay. >> Hey, watch. You got You got to keep your head straight forward, all right? >> Okay. He said, "Don't move my head." >> Yep, don't move your head. >> All right. It's really cold out here. I just want you to know >> Okay, I'm going I'm going fast as I can, okay? >> Okay, I just want you to know it's cold out here. It's like negative something. I only weigh like 150 lb. >> So, that's That's all for that test, okay? >> I'm shivering, sir. >> Okay. All right, turn this way right here for me, okay? Face your car. right. All right. Stop right there. All right. So, what I need you to do, we're going to pretend there's an imaginary line right here, okay? Straight line. I need you to place your left foot on that imaginary line and place your right foot in front of it touching heel to toe just like this, okay? Yep. And stay So, keep your hands down to your side and this No, I'm not I'm not going to feel your hand. >> I'm saying I'm not drunk, but I'm saying what I'm saying is it's a it's freezing out here. >> Okay. Just let me get through the instructions and we'll we'll we'll have a dialogue. All right. When I say start, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down that line, all right? On your ninth step, you're going to leave your front foot on the line and you're going to take a series of small steps to turn yourself around. When you get turned around, your first step is going to be one again and you're going to take nine more steps, all right? >> All right. >> But, did you understand my instructions? Okay. >> Count nine and 10 then turn around and then count to nine again and then turn around again. >> Yep. Just do it Just do the test like I instructed you to do, okay? >> One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Turn around, right? Say nine, turn around, right? >> Yep. Complete it how I told you. >> Okay, sir. I'm following you. It's cold out here. It's cold. I'm talking about I only weigh 150. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. >> Just do whatever the instructions that I gave you, okay? >> You say turn around. Now, what do I do now? Cuz you say you say walk around this way nine come back. >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. So, what do you want me to do now? >> That's a That What did I What did I >> Okay. >> Did I give you any other instructions after that? >> No. >> Okay. So, that that's the end of the test, okay? All right. So, the next test, face me. This is the last test, all right? >> Sir, can you feel my hands? I >> No, I can't. I'm not going to feel your hands, boss. >> I'm freezing here. >> All right. All right. Turn Turn towards me real quick. No, no, no. Face Get Get there and face me. >> Okay. right. So, this is going to be the one-leg stand test, okay? You got to put your arms down at your side and heels and toes together just like this. This is the start position, okay? >> Okay. >> When I say begin, you're going to raise either foot, left or right, whichever one you choose, about 6 in off the ground. Keep your foot level to the ground. Point your toe out, okay? Keep your legs straight. Okay, do you understand, right? >> count to 30, right? >> Yeah. You can begin. >> 1 2 >> You got to get your hands out of your pockets, boss. >> 1 2 3 >> Arms down at your side for me. >> 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 It's cold. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 30 >> All right. >> Okay. >> Let's stop. >> Okay. All the way 100 miles. It's cold out here. >> Thanks, I'm going to just be honest with you. Okay. Do you want to provide a breath sample? >> A what? >> A breath sample on a portable breath tester. >> What is that? >> It's a roadside breath tester that I can get a gauge about where you how much alcohol that you have, okay? On your breath, okay? It's a portable breath tester. It'll test the amount of alcohol that's in your breath from your lungs. >> I'm not I don't understand why you say why you say that. >> Cuz right now >> I mean, I would have passed it if you feel like I'm I'm I'm I'm >> Okay, right now >> I'm cold out here, sir. It's It's cold out here. >> now I have I have enough probable cause to arrest you for driving under the influence of alcohol. Okay. Do you want to provide a breath sample? >> What does that mean? >> You want to blow in my roadside machine to see what your blood your breath alcohol content is. >> I mean, what did you say you have enough to to arrest me? >> You I have enough indicators on my test, okay? Do you want to provide a breath sample? So, you had enough indicators on my test that >> It's like >> let me know that you It's very >> It's 40° out here. >> Okay, but still the test will give me a good gauge of a person that's under the influence of alcohol, okay? >> Okay, so >> Do you want to provide a breath sample for me? >> I mean, that's what I have to do. I mean, I don't know I That's what I have to do. That's >> I mean, it's it's yes or no. It's consent. I can't I can't force you to do it. >> I don't understand what's going on. >> Okay. Yeah, you It's either yes or no. I can't I don't know what other way to explain to you. >> I'm asking you questions cuz you're the police officer and I'm I'm the civilian. >> Mhm. >> I don't I'm I'm asking you like I just did everything you want me to do. >> Okay. And you had enough indicators on my test. >> I'm saying I'm freezing to death. >> And I And I'm taking that into account, but I also know that I have reason to believe that you are under the influence of alcohol. >> You got breath sample right >> Yeah, I got one in the car. You want You want to do it? >> Okay, you you can do the You can do the breath one. Okay, we can do the test. We can do the test. We can do the test. >> All right, you want to provide a breath sample? >> Okay. >> All right. Hey, just hang out right Hey. I do me a favor, boss. Just walk back here toward my car. I promise it's Don't get >> in Illinois near Arsenal Bridge. He was charged with DUI, driving under the influence, a class A misdemeanor, operating a vehicle without headlights, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, and obstruction of justice, which is a class 4 felony. We currently have no information of where he was taken into custody, what his bond amount was, or if he was ever caught during the police chase, but we do know that over a year later on June 4th, 2021, Christopher entered into a plea agreement where he was found guilty of the felony obstruction of justice charge, but all other charges were dismissed. He did not serve any jail time.