At first, this looks like a routine welfare check. An officer finds a man passed out at a gas pump on Memorial Day weekend. But within minutes, the officer is going to uncover signs of a much bigger problem. And the first clue, the driver admits he's been drinking since noon. >> Hey, it's the police. >> How are you? >> You wake up. >> What's that? They're coming out. How are things? Great. >> Good. Come on over here. >> You tired? >> Yeah, I'm tired. >> You tired? Okay, come up over here. >> What's going on? >> My friend call me building the house. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> I was coming from uh Lake. >> Far Lake. Where were we at in Fox Lake? over there. >> I can't I can't understand you. >> Take your time, man. It's okay. I was I was scared you were dead. >> No, I was tired. >> I'm tired. >> Yeah. Um what I said I'm going to go back to sleep. I go home salvage over there. >> I got you. How much you got to drink tonight? here. >> I mean throughout the day, tonight, earlier, whenever. >> Since you >> since what? >> How many have you had? >> No. Yes. >> Yeah. >> You started at noon. >> Yeah. >> Since the day. >> How many drinks throughout the day? >> Okay. How many drinks have you had throughout the day? Would you say >> 10? >> 10. Okay. I'm going to run you through a few exercise. Make sure you're good. >> What's that? You don't want to >> point your location. >> You sure? >> Yes. >> Sorry. Go ahead. >> I don't want to rush you for just Here you are, man. >> Okay. Okay. Stand by. He's probably 55. So, we do these exercises. I understand. You're in great health, right? You got muscle. You look good. You feel good. You're a Marine. My chief is a Marine. I respect military. I know it's Memorial Day, but as you know, in the military, you respect, right? So, I'm asking you to cooperate with me, >> right? So, I want to run you through a few things. Make sure you're good to go home cuz I found you slumped over, right? >> No sleeping. >> Okay. So, we're good. You do these things and you're on your way. Okay. What do you think? >> So, don't do your research. >> Yeah. I'm going to rush you. Yes, for sure. Cuz you're drunk. is just if you prove me wrong, you wreak of alcohol, your eyes are bloodshot. I've been knocking for about 5 minutes on every angle. Luckily, that window was open and I was able to unlock your car and open your door or else I would have broke your window. So, yeah, you have a lot to lose without cooperating. So, you let me know what you want to do. I'm not going to go back and forth. I'm giving you the opportunity because you're a veteran and I have the utmost respect and my goal is not to jam you up, okay? But as you know, respect is given to both. So I hope that you have a respect for me and you cooperate and make it easier. >> I I fine. >> That that that just really hurt me. >> I mean, it hurts me when I have a veteran not respecting us. >> I have no respect for you. >> Well, I'm asking you. I want to run you through a few things to let you go home. >> At what point did I disrespect you? >> Well, when I'm trying to do my job and he just flat out said no. That's what I'm That's where >> Did I disrespect you? >> I just told you. >> Did I disrespect >> Do you want to continue with the test and do them or No, I'm just going to I'm not going to go back and forth. I'm giving you an option. This is in your favor. >> Yes, you did. >> I'm giving you an option. What would you like to do? Think about it. I'm going to go to my car real quick. You got your ID on you? Don't go in your car. Any weapons in the car? Is it in the car? Is there ID in the car? No. No. House. Okay. Any weapons in the car? No. Perfect. Come here, young man. Yes. >> Yes, sir. What's your name? Joseph. >> Joseph. All right, Joseph. Come over here. Come right here. Put your feet together. Arms on completely together. Like this. Like this. >> There you go. There. Perfect. You don't got any problems with your eyes? >> No. >> Knees, feet, anything like that. You walk fine. >> Okay. What I want you to do is I want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyeballs only and not your head. Okay? >> Your head is going to look straight at me. Your eyes are the only thing that's going to move. Do you understand? >> Okay. Ready? Don't move your head. My heads right here. Good. Okay, good. Let's go over here. actually come right here by the by your car. Right here right here. Yep. >> Good. Stay right here by this line. This one. >> Yep. Face towards my police car. Can you hear me from here? >> Yes. >> What I want you to do is I want you to imagine there's a straight line from you to my police car. Okay. Next, what I want you to do is I want you to put your right foot on in the line. your the imaginary line. Okay. So, right foot out. Go ahead. Right foot. Okay. Next, I want you to put your left foot in front of your right touching heel to toe like this. >> Sorry. >> You're fine. >> Arms down at your sides like this. I want you to stay in this position until I'm done with the instruction. Do you understand? When I tell you to begin, >> I got you. Take your time. That's what >> when I tell you to begin. We just asked and there was no problems with your feedback, nothing. >> Yes. >> All right. Are you ready? Yes. >> Where do you live at? >> Where's that at? >> Angle. >> Angle. What brings you out here? Do you know where you're at? um my son's house in you got a cell phone? >> Yes. >> Go call somebody to pick you up >> and tell them you got 5 minutes before I arrest you. And give your ID. Find your ID in there. I love my watch. Where's your phone at? Oh, and now you can run when when it's time to walk in a straight line. 951. You still need that plate. 104. Who's the register on it? 104. Would you be able to sound someone who doesn't have an ID? You got an Uber app on there? >> Yes. Call an Uber. Confirm. Confirm. Pick up. All right. Step out the car. My partner's going to My partner's going to park your car over here and you're going to pick it up tomorrow when you're sober. You understand? Yes, sir. Come on out. >> Okay. You're fine. You're not going to jail. You're not going to jail. No. >> Come this way. You need your key. >> No, not right now. >> Lean up right here. There you go. Let me see what this Hold on. What is it doing here? Put your passcode in. Show me your rag. Your money's not working. >> Oh no, cuz I have difficult credit card. Hold on. What credit card do you have? Uh 8183 or 81 8101 8108 should be 81 lock your car. >> Let's try this one. We got to work 1600. This one doesn't work. Money $600. Go ahead. Go ahead. Your subject has a suspended 27 and a count for failure to appear on charge 953. Are there any identifiers? >> Okay. gray hair. >> Would you be able to send a picture? >> Yeah, it's him. I see the picture. Bro, this guy is wrecked. He's he's DUI right now, but he's handicapped disabled veteran, so it was hard to do the fields. Uh, so I don't even know what is felony revoked or DUI. Oh my god. No, not yet. Not yet. Can I see your car keys, please? Thank you, sir. Uh, Mara's going to do the seated. He got He got two 55s. He's suspended for 55s. He's felony 55. >> Oh, man. There's crack in the car. That's your crack. That's some crack. Okay. Where >> in your center arm? probably. >> Okay. I'm on that ass tonight. >> How often do you do crack? All the time. >> All the time. >> Now the entire situation changes. Officers allegedly discover crack cocaine inside the vehicle along with drug paraphernalia. And Joseph openly acknowledges using crack. Remember, this started with a man asleep at a gas pump. Now officers are dealing with suspected narcotics, a suspended license, and an apparent outstanding warrant. The stakes just went from a possible DUI investigation to a potentially serious criminal case. >> Nice. >> Oh, you're trading. just for the time being. Got a lot of good crack stuff here. Okay. Cooking kit. My man likes to party. Joseph, how often do you do powder cocaine? >> Yeah. >> Not often. When did you When did you pick this up? Oh [ __ ] Hey, can we tell all this back here? [ __ ] HEY. [ __ ] NO. GET DOWN. STOP. NO. NO. NO. STOP. NO. 501. HE'S >> 51. NO. NO. NO. NO. >> STOP. >> STOP. WAIT. STOP. NO. >> STOP. >> NO. NO. >> HE'S FIGHTING. >> NO. >> RELAX. Look at this dude. STOP. >> MOMMY. MOM. NO. NO. NONE OF THAT. Not that. NO. NO, NO, NO, NO. STOP. >> NO. NO. NO. GET OUT MY BALL. GET OFF my >> Get off my [ __ ] chase. Save me. >> Stop. 6 years old. >> I GOT HIM. STOP. 6 YEARS OLD. STOP. YOU really tase him. You're going to chase me. Try him. Turn around. TRY HIM NOW. >> TURN AROUND. Put your arms behind your head. I got to let the other hand. >> No. Get off. Come on. Give me your other hand. Other hand. And this is the moment everything completely falls apart. After officers discover the drugs, Joseph suddenly tries to fight and flee toward the vehicle. That decision could dramatically increase the legal consequences because resisting an officer, especially when injury is alleged, can become a separate criminal charge. According to the script, Joseph ultimately faces five felony charges, including aggravated DUI, driving with a suspended license, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting an officer causing injury. What began as a welfare check at a gas station has turned into a full-blown arrest. And it all started with one man asleep behind the wheel. I think he's probably high on crack cocaine. Yes, he is. >> Awesome. Sit him up. >> Sit him up. You want to help me sit him up? You grab his legs carefully. Get on himself. Sit up more than >> Yeah. You're able to run from there to here. Try try getting in the car. >> THAT'S WHEN HE ran into the car. Okay. Tried to flee. >> Yeah. Go ahead. Release it.