Hey, can you take your hands out of your pockets for me? Huh? Take your hands out of your pockets for me. >> On November 2nd, 2025, officers respond to a chaotic crash after a van slams into several parked cars and an occupied home. When they find the driver, there is an immediate question. How did all of this happen? Hey, the vehicle leave. >> The car leave? >> Yeah, apparently. >> Where is it at? >> All right, stay here. I'm going to go look for it. >> I got the vehicle. It's on Heather at East End. Hi. >> Who's driving this? >> Hi. You take your hands out of your pockets for me. Huh? >> Take your hands out of your pockets for me. No guns, weapons, knives, nothing on you, right? I'm going to pat you down. Turn around. Okay. >> Turn around for me. Put your hands on the top of your head. >> Jeez. I need another. >> Roger. Step on over here for me. >> Come over this way. Okay. >> 2293. I got the driver of the vehicle. 102 here. Uh, stop a second. Stand here. Turn. Turn. Turn. >> No more. Okay. >> Actually, you know what? Where's your wallet? You driving the truck, the van? >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> I don't know. I just >> You don't know what happened? >> No. >> So, you you don't know. Do you hit the house? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> Yeah. Now officers arrive at the scene and locate the van after it crashes into several vehicles and eventually hits a house. When they find the driver, they ask what happened, but Roger Jimenez can only give them one answer. He doesn't know how he crashed. >> You going to You're taking primary on this? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You running him through there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, let's go down. Let's see if we can get him over to your location down there and set it up to do fields. >> Come with me real quick. We're going to go in front of my car. >> Okay. >> By like the driveway area and which you guys need ambulance down there. >> Roger. >> Yeah. >> English your first language. >> Yeah. >> That's how you're prefer. Okay. I don't know if you spoke Spanish or not. >> I >> both. What What language is easier for you? >> English. >> English. Okay. >> I Spanish. >> Okay. So, under understand, Mr. You having a Since I've had contact with you, I can smell a strong odor alcoholic beverage coming from your person. Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> For what? >> For For what? >> For what you drink. >> What have you been drinking tonight? >> Modello. >> Modello. Okay. That being said, Officer Moa is going to ask you to take some field sobriety tests. Are you willing to do that tonight? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I want you to do is follow Officer Moa's instructions. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Officers quickly notice a strong odor of alcohol coming from Jimenez. They ask how much he's had to drink, and he admits to drinking Modells. With possible impairment now on the table, officers begin a series of field sobriety tests to see just how impaired he actually is. >> You want me to ask him if he needs medical right now before we go? Cuz once this is done, if he doesn't pass, he's going to go in handcuffs. just ask now. We can pause the view. Yeah, we just we don't want to interfere. >> Sorry. Sorry to interrupt. Roger. >> Yeah. >> Real quick, do you need an ambulance for any reason? Do you need to see the ambulance >> for what? >> For anything? >> No. >> You're good. Okay. >> Yep. You're going to keep your balance. You're going to And you're going to start with your right foot in front of your left. Mhm. >> All right. Right foot >> is going to be in front of the left. >> Yep. And then nine steps down. >> Okay. One, two, three, four. >> All right. >> Roger. 14. Roger. So, come come back over here. >> All right. So, we're going to do one more test. All right. >> One more test. It's called the one leg stand. All right. When I tell you to start, you're going to raise either of the leg with your foot approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping the foot parallel to the ground. You may start the test. >> The right foot, >> it could be whichever foot you want. It doesn't have to be right, left. It could be whatever. Just choose a foot and do it. That's all you got to do. >> Okay, >> there you go. Whichever foot you want, left or right. >> Okay. At this point, officers can see Jimenez struggling to follow simple instructions and having difficulty completing the tests, but they still have to finish the required evaluations before making their decision. After watching him struggle through the test, the officers finally have enough to take the next step. >> So, so basically the right, right? >> Right foot. You're just going to lift it. You're not going to walk. Okay. >> How much are you up? >> Yep. Go ahead and lift your foot. >> Okay. >> Otherwise, this is a refusal. What does that mean? >> Means that you're refusing to do the test and then we're we're just going to go about what's going to happen. Okay? So, go ahead and do the test. >> 23 104 >> Sorry. >> You're okay. You're okay. Keep going. >> You can keep counting. Keep going. You said 1,003 1,004. >> I know indeed. 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. >> Okay. All right. That's good. All right. So, just do me a favor. All right. Just put your your arms behind your back right now. You're under arrest for DUI. >> Jimenez is placed under arrest for DUI. As officers prepare to have the van towed, they ask about his insurance, but Jimenez says he doesn't have the paperwork with him. officers decide to doublech checkck the vehicle anyway and find that the insurance information they locate has already expired. >> Is your car insurance in the car? >> Do you have insurance in the car? >> I can't have it. >> It's not in the glove box. >> No. >> No. Can I check? >> It's not there. >> Can he check for it? >> It's your insurance but it's not there. >> Yeah. So, can he make sure that it's it's in there? >> What do you mean? He just He just wants to make sure the paper copies in there. >> I don't have paperwork. My parents have it. Can I check though? >> Can he double check? >> How would I check though? >> Oh, he would double check. He'll double check for you. >> So, we're we're He's going to look into the car for you. >> I don't have it though. >> That's what he said. You have it? >> But how do you know that right now? >> Cuz I just bought the van. >> See, we can't We got to trust you, but we got to verify that. Can we Can he check the vehicle for you? >> Can I just check the glove box just to make sure? >> Check it. Okay. Sorry. >> It's just open. >> So, we're going to we're going to go towards the car right now. All right. >> I don't have a That's my parents have it. >> No, that's fine. That's fine. He's a he'll double check. All right. >> I don't have it, though. >> I know. I know. >> I just got out the van like like once ago. >> Huh? >> Just watch your head going in. Okay. >> Okay. >> Is there anything in the vehicle that's not supposed to be in the vehicle? No. Thank you. Hey, Marvia. Do you mind doing toe sheet? >> Yes. >> I've got his phone and ID. I'm going to give it to uh >> What's >> It's expired for his insurance. >> Yeah, we'll give that to him. I Yeah, we'll give that to him. Here is his phone, his expired insurance, his driver's license. It's all It's everything you need. So, we'll get to sheet and all the homeowner the renter slash the renter and the homeowner's information is attached to the call for later. So, but all right, you're heading down. All right, sounds good. Roger Jimenez, 34, was arrested and charged with two counts of driving under the influence of alcohol, driving an uninsured motor vehicle, failure to reduce speed to avoid a crash. For more real body cam breakdowns, subscribe to Code3 Cam and stay tuned for the next case.