39. >> Just messing with the gear shifter. >> It smell like smoke in the car. >> There you go. >> Oh, definitely. >> So, we were just stopped at the red light and then all of a sudden >> like and subscribe on January 17th, 2025. Deputies in Albuquerque were dispatched to a crash. A car had slammed into the back of another vehicle. It didn't stop there. It crossed the road and ended up buried in a wall. This leads to a man getting arrested for what should have been his seventh DWI >> driver. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What happened? >> Well, this guy was at the right over there on course and he was parked in both lanes and both of the turn. >> He still in this car over here? >> Yeah. And I'm like So I'm like >> He rear ended you. >> Yeah. So, we were just stopped at the red light and then all of a sudden, boom. >> Okay. Do me a favor. >> And then went flying that way. So, I don't know. >> Just give us a second. Just hang out here. Okay. >> Do you have injuries? >> Yeah. I think >> Okay. >> Oh, definitely. It looks like >> Sir, are you okay? Sir, are you okay? Any injuries? >> No. >> He's saying no. Uh, can we check on a 47 unit, please? >> All right. >> Tipping the >> What's up? >> Keep on. Let me get my flashlight. Dude, >> can you talk to me? >> Yeah. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Do you have any injuries? >> No. >> Okay. We're going to work on getting you out of here. Okay, just hang tight. All right, so he's stuck in here. >> He's stuck in there. >> He's talking to us, though. >> I'm going to go start getting 49 from these guys. >> Any any outward injuries? Are you feeling okay? Do you guys have airbags? I don't know if it popped up or >> Okay. I don't know. We were all parked at the red light and then he just came full blast and hit my car and then I looked back and I saw going this way. So I don't know if he didn't >> Is that cut from this? >> Yeah. >> Well, paramedics will come talk to you guys here in a second just in case. Obviously you guys might have hit your head, right? Looks like you're >> swelling up a little bit. >> Um I'll just get some information from you guys for the crash. I don't even know if we can see your plate anymore. So, you were parked in this turn lane right here. >> No, I was parked in the right lane. Oh, >> okay. >> And he hit us so hard it pushed me all the way over here and this is where I ended up at. >> Okay. >> And as soon as he hit us, he kept going and then he ended up over there. So, I don't know if he was trying to run or if his car was just going so fast that it kept going or what. >> Okay. And we were just we were trying to go to the logo game now and now I guess we let him miss it. >> Is there any weapons or anything? >> No. >> No weapons. >> No. >> Hey, can you can you unlock the door? >> Can you unlock the door? >> The vehicle is still on, so just watch out, guys. >> I haven't put it in park. >> Hey, can you put it in park? Put the vehicle in park. Put the vehicle in park. Yes. Put it in park. Thank you. Can you open the door? The passenger door? No, the passenger door. Can you open it? The passenger door? That door over there? Yes. Can you open it, >> sir? Can you please open the door on the passenger side? Not this one. The other door. You're going to have to jump over. >> He's messing with the gear shifter a little bit. >> Can you open the door? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Don't go for that. You need to open the door. Oh my god. That door. Yes. Can you open it? >> Roll down this window. Hey, roll down the window. >> Roll down the window. >> Middle a little bit. >> Press the button. Roll down the window. Down. Down. Just don't stand here. >> Put your fingers down. There you go. >> There you go. That's >> the driver was identified as Lorenzo. He had been arrested for six previous DWIs, including one that had occurred a few months back and for which he was currently awaiting trial. >> Do a quick check for any I don't think he has any tens or what? 200. So we have driver out of >> 200. So, we have driver out of the vehicle. Okay. >> What's his first name again? >> Lorenzo. >> Lorenzo. >> Uh-huh. >> Was he with you guys? >> No, my mom called me. >> Called you guys. >> Yeah, too. See if she I saw him on the way home. >> Okay. And you guys recognized the car? I'm guessing. >> Okay, makes sense. >> It smelt like smoke in the car. Did we get a heart rate? >> No. >> Lorenzo, do you know where you're at? Where you coming from? >> Where you coming from? >> What house? The driver said he was going home but was unclear about where he was coming from. >> Yeah. >> We have a near >> check your blood sugar or your blood pressure real quick. Okay. >> So he said his sugar was like 90. He said >> 911. >> That's not related. >> No, they said it's unmedicated, so he should be super high. He's not medicating it, which wouldn't account for >> Paramedics make it clear that the intoxicated symptoms he is exhibiting could not have come from low blood sugar. >> Okay. >> What's up? >> Is he okay? >> Yeah, he's fine. >> Yeah, >> but we're doing an investigation right now, so you guys can't talk to him right now. Okay. >> Okay. Well, can we We're just waiting right here, but we're just trying to make sure he's okay. You know, >> he's fine. Yeah. Fine. What's up, brother? >> What's up, brother? How are you? >> Good, man. How's it going? >> Good. Thanks. Good to see you. Yeah. >> So, we got Grandpa. Um, he was heading apparently this way. >> Uh-huh. >> Um, he reents his vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Some way somehow. >> I don't know. I don't know if Oh, yeah. There we go. So, he reruns his vehicle, goes over this median, ends up over here. We make contact with him in the vehicle, and he's like just like this and this and that. His eyes are super red, super shiny. Um, firefighters and myself, we smell some water of alcohol. >> Okay. >> Family members showed up. >> And where is he at right now? >> He's currently with the firefighters. We're going to try and get him in the 55 now. Get him out of the cold. >> Okay. >> And uh he's Spanish speaker, but he understands English, so if you can hear me, bro. >> Okay. Is he uh does he have like any head injuries or anything? And then I his there is air back. >> There is. >> Yeah. >> You didn't see him? Well, it's hard to see in the car, huh? >> Oh, we have to try and get him out of the car. He's He was fully stuck in there. >> Yeah. You didn't see any empties or anything? >> No. I'm going to go check that. >> Cool. What's his name? >> Lorenzo. >> I'll just go smell him. >> What's up, brother? How are you? >> Hi, Lorenzo. Are you Lorenzo? Are you okay? >> Good. >> What's your date of birth, Lorenzo? >> 2658. >> 58. Okay. Makes you how old? How old does that make you? >> Anyosto 56. >> 56. Okay. Do you know what city you're in? >> Yeah. >> What city are you in? >> Albuquerque. >> Okay. Do you know what street this is? >> No. >> No. How many How many quarters make a dollar? How many quarters in a dollar? quantas forever to put it like that. Okay. >> Your other foot. >> Oh, I drew it. >> You can't shut up at all. >> Is it? >> Those are family members. They showed up after the fact. They weren't here. >> He was solo driver. Nobody else. >> Hello. >> Is Is it normal for him to not be able to stand up on his own or is he like pretty is he normally capable of standing? >> A little stiff right now. >> Well, it's just that like he's not even able to put his shoe on. He's like trying to put his foot in his shoe and he's like missing his shoe. >> Oh, okay. Is that normal? >> You think maybe he's just in shock? >> His needs a little bit louder, you know? >> Well, I smell an odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from him. Does he drink? >> He does. Um I don't know if he was. My mom said she wanted him a little off. So, she told me if I can that he was at a friend that if I could go check on him and that's why we were driving this way. >> Okay. So, I don't I don't know if he he was or if he's I know he's trying not to anymore, but I think it's been a while that he hasn't had a a drink. >> Okay. Okay. >> Um, >> can you explain to him that I want to do a field sobriety test? >> I can't force him to take the test, but I would like for him to take the test. I also understand that he's older and there would be alternative testing that we can do um that wouldn't require him to walk, turn, or balance. doesn't want to do any >> nothing. Um, >> after being arrested for so many DWI, the driver may have decided it's better for him to refuse to do any field sobriety tests, but that won't stop the deputies from doing their jobs. Why do I smell an odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from his facial region? Cuz my mouth is is dirty. >> But I smell it coming from his facial region, not yours. 17 cuz my mouth is dirty. >> Have has he consumed alcohol today? >> How much? >> Those Oh, was that beer or was that liquor? >> No. >> What time? >> 3 hours ago. >> Does he know what time it is? >> Beer light and he wasn't driving. Oh. This one? >> No. >> Doesn't help. >> Do you want to Does he want to I have a portable breath test. Is would he be willing to show me that he's not intoxicated by providing a breath sample through a portable breath test? No. >> So, you don't want to do the test and you don't want to show me that you're not intoxicated by providing a breath sample. So, No. No. Okay. No medical examiners. Okay. See or no? >> No. Okay. He doesn't want to. >> Oh, nothing. >> The driver refuses to take any tests to determine if he's intoxicated. >> And then I'll put it on. >> Yeah. Um >> you don't. >> All right. All right, sir. Put your hands behind your back just cuz you're going to be placed under arrest for DWI. Okay. >> Hold that arm. >> I'll just put two cuz he's like he's pretty. You >> want to check his box real quick? >> Yeah. I'll do one. Okay. Do you guys have any questions? >> Did you read him his rights? >> What's that? We're We're going to do that at the at the sub. >> It's a different when you're under the influence. It's a different uh around us that we need to treat greet them. So, >> so we're going to read him in Spanish for him to understand. That's why. >> Cool. I'll walk you guys over. >> Put your shoe on while you're sitting. >> What is the 49 you have on the possible 27 for the 41? >> Right. Okay. The driver was asked several times to provide a breath sample to determine his blood alcohol content. The experienced drunk driver refused multiple times. In June of 2025, Lorenzo entered into a plea agreement and plead guilty to both the pending DWI from 2024 and the DWI from this video. Both are felonies. In September of 2025, a judge sentenced Lorenzo to 6 months of house arrest. For two felony DWIs, including one that resulted in a crash, Lorenzo served 6 months of house arrest. While the last DWI was treated as his sixth offense, records show it is actually his seventh conviction for DWI. Do you agree with this sentence? Let us know in the comments. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty. Subscribe to this channel for more body cam coverage like this.