On November 21st, 2025, a highway patrol officer in Smith River, California, stopped a white Saturn sedan on Highway 101 after noticing the vehicle was driving without a functioning license plate light. Go ahead. >> How you doing? Can you put the window down, man? What was that? Does it work? Can you open the door? I got to talk to you. All right. I need All right. >> Can you open that window on that side? >> No. >> 587. Go ahead. >> All right. Do me a favor. Step out, ma'am. >> All right, ma'am. I pulled you over because you don't have no license plate light. Now, I need to see your license, registration, and insurance. Okay. >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> Okay. I'm I'm telling you why I pulled you over. Okay. So, you got to provide me with your license so I can know who you are. Okay. So, can I see your license insurance? >> I give you my attorney's number. >> No, I'm not going to call your attorney. >> Questions. I have the right to remain silent. >> I'm going tell you I had a drink today. >> I have the right to remain silent. >> All right. I'm going to need your license, ma'am. Okay. So, I'm going to need you to give me your license, registration, insurance. Okay. What's your name? Not going to answer any questions? Okay, I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> 9591 or stop. >> Ma'am. >> You want to give me your license? >> No. >> Okay, cool. 95 91. I'm going to be northbound 101 just south of Fed Hate Drive South. I got a Oregon 28. 951's going to be >> and I got a party that's refusing to do a back 951 code for Can you start me supervisor? All right, ma'am. I'm gonna I'm gonna explain it to you real quick. >> Ma'am ma'am. >> Ma'am 951. A firm. Thank you. >> Hey ma'am. All right, stand by. Okay, I got my sergeant coming on the way. All right, ma'am. >> All right, come here. >> Right to free travel. >> I haven't done nothing wrong. >> All right. All right. At this point, you're going to be detained. Okay. Turn around for me. Turn around for me. Stop. Stop. >> What if I being detained detained for? >> Okay. Stop. Stop. What do I behind? >> Pick up your backpack. >> Stop. I haven't resisted arrest at all. >> Okay, we're under arrest. Okay, maybe under arrest for DUI. Okay, >> 21 hours. That's all I have. Okay. Give me the bag. I'll check it right now. >> Yeah, we'll start later. >> What? I'm being detained for. >> All right. So, I'm going to arrest you for DUI. Okay. Cuz you just stink like alcohol. Okay. >> So, you're you're going to be under arrest for DUI. >> I cashed in my cans, too. >> What was that? I just cashed in my pants also. >> Any other uh weapons on you? No drugs on you? >> No. Okay. >> I have a 28 number when you're ready. What? All right, give me your hands this way. match. >> You want to bring anything with you? Your wallet, phone? >> Well, my purse will be free. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You want your wallet and phone? >> Detained for DUI, but I haven't been tested either. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to talk to you right now about that. Okay. I don't know. For what? >> He said he said tail light. He said trail light. Tail light, too. >> No, I said license for >> Do you have a driver's license? I >> I have the right to remain silent. >> Okay. >> Thanks, guys. Uh, let me just check your wallet real quick. Make sure you got the knife out of your pocket in the back seat. >> These are should be just >> you are. >> No, I'm just saying like my wife has just like it summer truck. >> Uh, yeah. What is this lighter? >> Like a door. I'm just looking. >> Cap gun. >> Don't worry. >> Look at him. You looking? >> No. Yeah, that's just what did you say on the radio? You have one refusing >> to identify yourself. >> Oh, I can hear you say. I heard refusing, too. And that's what I was like, we'll just go down there real quick. There's a marijuana. Is it marijuana? I got a California, too. Good, dude. I got mine here. What I got? What are those hiking gloves you? >> Huh? >> Some skiing gloves. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Throw these. Uh, you got the other cap gun, Vince. She probably has it. All right. Is that marijuana? do combo now. >> You got the other the other cap gun. >> Both of them. Okay. Put them in the car here. I want to take them to jail. Think so. I'm going talk to you right now. 95 91. I have a California 27 when ready. She's still warm, dude. Where'd you find the marijuana at? >> Right behind here. Like she tossed it like right >> tossed it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. the registration >> 95 anyone 27 is going to be want to just do a test on that drink see if it alcohol >> you can do that >> yeah passive taste >> no >> we'll see what happens but it might not it might not work cuz there's only freaking like >> it was just in the back seat >> yeah it was like so like imagine if she was sitting in the front seat and she just reached back there and tucked it behind the driver seat >> it's still warm smell Just put it there. >> Take a picture of it or at least get on your body. Hold it up. Give me your pass. >> So I pulled her over. I came back to run her stuff when I was knacking [ __ ] at the van cuz the car kind of funky. Make sure the van was matching the car. She steps out. I go over there. I know license plate light on the on the plate. Um she steps out. I go over there to detain her, put her in cuffs. She's stiffing up the whole time. We end up putting her in cuffs and then she stank like alcohol. And then we found a warm pipe or marijuana pipe still inside the inside the the back. pretty much just put in the back real quick. So I put it on the red. So I'm gonna rider real quick. >> Okay. >> No, I just requested cuz they were busy right here with truck. So I was like, see if you can talk to her cuz she wouldn't put the window down at all. >> Yeah. trying to get somebody to do it. All right, ma'am. I'm going to read something to you, okay? I'm going to read your Miranda rights. All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice. Before we ask you any questions, you have the right to have a lawyer with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, won't be appointed for you. >> Before any question, if you wish, if you decide to answer any questions now without lawyer present, you have the right to stop answering any time. Do you understand the rights I've read to you? With these rights in mind, do you want to speak to me? >> You want to talk to me? >> No. Okay. Okay. So, I'm going to read you something else. Okay. So, be honest with you. You smell like alcohol. Okay. And then we just found a fresh warm pipe of marijuana right behind you. Okay. Like you just tossed it right there in the back. So, you are under arrest for DUI instead of California. Okay. So, you are required to submit to a chemical test. And I have the feeling that you're using both marijuana and alcohol at the same time. So, I'm going to have you going to have to require uh pretty much submit to a blood draw. Do you understand that, Jolene? Jenine. All right. Maybe something else to you. Okay. Yeah. I'm going read something to you real quick. Okay. You are required by the state uh by you are required by state law to submit and complete a chemical test to determine the alcohol and or drug cont content of your blood. because I believe you're under the influence of alcohol or a combination of alcohol and drugs. You have a choice of making well, you don't have a choice pretty much yet. You have to submit to a blood test. If you are on DUI probation, you're required to submit to a preliminary alcohol screening test. If you refuse to submit or fail to complete a chemical test, your driving page will be admin administratively suspended for one year or administratively revoked for two or three years by a department of motor vehicles. was the second offense within 10 years of a separate violation of driving under the influence including such a charge were driving with the BAC of 0.01% or more while under the age of 21 or a separate administrative termination that you were driving with a BAC of 0.01% or more while on DUI probation or a BAC of 0.04% or more while operating a commercial motor vehicle or a BAC of 0.08% 08% or more at any age or you refuse a test will result will result in a two in a two administrative revocation. A 2-year administrative revocation. Three or more offenses within 10 years of any combination of the above violations, convictions, or separate administrative determinations will result in a three-year administrative evocation. Refusal or or failure to complete Oh, sorry about that. Refusal or failure to complete a chemical test may be used against you in court. Refusal or failure to complete a breath or urine. No, we have urine test no more. So, refusal to refusal or failure to complete a breath test will result in a fine mandatory imprisonment if you are convicted of 23152 or 23153. You do not have the right to talk to an attorney or have an attorney passing before stating whether you will submit to a test before deciding which test to take or during the test. If you cannot or state you cannot complete the test you choose, you may submit to a competing or remaining test. Okay, ma'am. With that within me reading that to you, will you take a blood test today? >> When was the last time you calibrated it? >> Oh, it's a blood test. So, it's going to be to hospital. Okay. They're going to take out blood. Once we take out blood, so I'm going to take you to the hospital. Okay. I'm just asking you, would you take one? Okay. So, if you take one, >> you have the right to remain silent. >> Yeah. But I I'm ask this is separate. Okay. I'm not going to ask you any more questions about the stop or anything like that. I just want to know this because you're supposed to submit to one. Okay. So, will you take a blood test? Can you reread those? I didn't understand you. >> What? What do you want to read? The whole thing or just >> Yeah. Okay. So, I'm gonna read it one more time. And if I feel like you're playing around, I'm have to do warrant for your blood. Do you understand that? And it's going to be worse for you. >> Okay. So, pretty much I'm asking you to submit to a chemical blood draw. Okay. We're going to take out blood. I'll take you to a hospital. After that, I'm going to take you to county jail where you're sober up and you're free to go. Do you understand? I just want everything to go as smooth as possible. >> You understand that? >> I understand my rights. Can you reread them? >> Your rights or what I read you to about this? >> All of it. >> Okay. Okay, I'll read to you one more time. Okay, >> but I feel like if you're playing around with me, I'm going to do a warrant for your blood. Do you understand that or no? And it's going to be worse on your end. >> I asked nicely, please. >> Yeah, I'll read it one more time. Okay, >> thank you. >> Okay, so pay attention. You're required by the state law to submit and complete a chemical test to determine the alcohol and or drug content of your blood. You understand that? >> Did you want him to reread the whole refusal or the >> I think he understood all of it. >> No. Did you want to read the Miranda register? >> Both. Yeah. You didn't understand. >> Okay. Do one more time. So, it's 9:49. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, it won't be provided for you. If you decide to answer questions now without an attorney present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to an attorney. Do you understand the rights I have just read to you? Yes. Okay. With these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me? No. Okay. Thank you again. Okay. So, I read to you rights again. Okay. So, about the chemical blood draw. So, you are required to submit to one. Okay. In the state of California. Okay. So, with that being said, will you take a blood test? No. Is there a reason why? >> That's right. To remain silent. >> Okay. All right. So, at this point, we have to go to back to the office. We're have to do a warrant and then pretty much do a forceful blood draw. Do you understand that? I don't want it I don't want it to get to that point cuz it's going to look bad on you. Do you understand what I'm talking about or no? >> Yeah. It be so tight like I can't feel my fingers or what? >> Which one? This the cuffs. I'll fix them for you right now. Don't worry. >> Okay. So, >> all right. Let me step out real quick. >> Can you loosen my cuffs? I can't feel my fingers. >> GP in the car. >> Well, yeah. I was scared. >> Okay, get up. Can you loosen my get out the car? >> I can't fill up my fingers. >> All right, I'll fix it after you get off. Get off. >> Yep. >> Where the keys at? >> Your carcass. Please, please don't make >> ma'am. Sit over here. I'll I'll fix some more here. Step inside. >> All right. Where's your customer? Which one is it? >> Here. Take a seat. >> Can I get a mask in? >> Can you get a mask? Now I have a mask. >> Jesus Christ. Can I get a picture of that? >> What was that? >> My wrist. Can I get a picture of that? >> Can you get a picture of it? >> Yeah. my train. >> Yeah, you can take one after my phone. >> You still you still live out of the same address in Arcada or what's your address now? >> Really? >> Can I get a picture of my purple wrist? >> Okay. >> I already have carpal tunnel, broken wrist, but I appreciate it. Can't even feel my fingers right now. Some water, please. >> What was that? >> Bring some water, please. >> No. >> I'm not supposed to give you water. >> So, I'm waiting right now. >> Something denied my right to have water. >> Sorry, Jillian. >> We're going to >> We're going to What was that? Give me the right to deny water. >> Yeah, I'm not going to give you water right now. >> Why is that? >> I I have not been charged with anything, nor do you have any evidence of anything. Can you please have a glass of water? >> No, I don't have a glass of water to give you. Sorry. >> All right. >> Officer, >> what's your name? >> Annayia. >> Annayia. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Sorry. She uh peed in my car. >> Okay. Um, I'm going to start the warrant real quick. >> Okay. >> No keys on it. >> What's that? >> There was no key on it. >> And he's denying me a mask and water. >> You're not a mask. Sorry. >> So, you're here to serve and protect, but I'm not allowed to have water or have a mask. >> Hey, no keys here. >> I have I have the flu right now. Like, honestly. >> Okay. So, >> she bought that. No, >> that's fine. I do have an attorney, but it's fine. >> I asked for water and that's against my rights. So, what's your name? >> I'm Sergeant Cleger. >> Adam Sergeant Cleger. >> Sergeant Cleger. >> Nice to meet you. >> Good to meet you. And your name is Jolene? Okay. >> Where are you headed to today? He's down and about your business. >> Just making casual conversation while he's getting the warrant. >> Can I take a picture of these face pants? >> So, those are imprints from the cuffs. >> I won't wear that. Can I get a picture? >> Um, I mean, we don't have pictures for that. Do you have a camera for that? Can you a camera on your vest? >> It's a body warning camera. Yeah. >> Well, I've broken wrist already, so thank you. I I appreciate that. I don't deserve to be mistreated either. >> Okay. Are you trying to Are you trying to claim that the officer mistreated you? >> Well, looks like an should teach him something. But yeah, that's mistreatment. So those are from pulling on them. >> Is it? >> Yeah, it's an imprint. >> Are you sure about that? >> Yeah, we see it all the time. >> Oh, I put them on you and see how that happens. >> Oh, I'm not the one wearing them right now. So, >> well, that's mistreatment. Definitely do have an attorney and you will hear about it. >> Okay. Excellent. >> Water, please. >> So, we don't have water here. We don't have like cups or anything. They have given to me here before. >> So whenever you get to the jail, >> a liar because I've been here before. >> So when you get to the jail, they have water fountain. >> A glass of water. That's your right. >> We don't have That's We don't have glass of water here. >> Well, a cup of water. >> We don't have cups of water either. >> Well, I know I have water here, whether it's a hose or a >> So this is a law enforcement facility. When you get to the jail after the booking, they can provide you with any of the care that you need. >> We don't have cups. >> Well, your research >> paper. All right. I should. But yeah, you can't deny me water um the bathroom or silent. I know my rights. >> Yep. Absolutely. >> You have a card by chance? >> I don't have a card. >> Conveniently. >> I mean, all our names will be in the report. Once again, Clevenger Did you meet? >> Say it again. >> Did you eat Dwight? >> I don't know what that means. >> Did you write on your mouth? >> Dwight on your mouth. >> I don't know what that means. >> You tell when your girlfriend starts getting fat. >> Start your eyes closed. So it's getting white clothes. >> White clothes. >> No, >> you look like you like swallow. You look more hunter for sure. What about the ners? Do I like the nights? Yeah. >> They fight all the cheers. >> They fight them. >> They They fight all cheers. >> You know why? >> Why is that? >> You're trying to show their balls [ __ ] [snorts] >> Yeah, it's a good guess. The time >> it is 10:01. >> You know the only thing the government can tax on? >> What's that? >> Masturbation. You [ __ ] yourself. Good to meet you. I go pee. >> He said you can go pee. Um if you need to use the restroom. Yeah. All right. [snorts] We have another officer coming. As soon as they get here, we'll let you there. >> What's up? >> Sorry. >> I said I have another officer coming. As soon as they get here, they should be here with No, we're not females. >> But you'll be able to >> No, you'll be able to close the door and go in the bathroom by yourself. The cap. >> The cap. >> The cap. >> What cap? >> [ __ ] your mouth. >> You learn all these jokes over time or >> questions. Oh, no. It's not a question. teachers [snorts] do stuff like the window at the same time. You know the back of the family. >> The Grinch. Why is that? That guy in charge of the city. >> Which city? >> Oh, you're talking about who the Grinch is? I don't think he can hold the city. >> Not the credit. He's like the mayor of him. >> The mayor. You like a short fat guy? >> No, that fat. >> Not fat. >> I think he had a mustache, too, though. >> I have a mustache. What about the HR the dad or the son? >> Are you single? >> HRT. Did you say HRT? >> H the dad or the son? >> I don't know what that means. I could take you or your [ __ ] son that age or last legalization 50,000. So basically like [ __ ] surrogate mother. I'll take two dad and son. I'll legalize you. I'm native. >> I'll legalize you. >> Are these like a lot of >> mother? Give me 100,000. I'll legalize you. >> These like a lot of >> movie my native [ __ ] I'll take the dad and the son. [ __ ] this mother. [ __ ] up. I don't get I see you like use of drugs. I'm actually raising kids ain't mine. I'm very thankful to be here. I've done [ __ ] wrong. I will talk [ __ ] the whole time. >> That's fine, >> Amy. Or not. We'll still take and wife. Whatever. Water, please. >> I told you we don't have water here to like hand out in the cup. >> They have g me water here before. You're liar. >> You've been to the CHB in Crestston City. >> They give me water here before. So we don't have >> I'm not lying cuz I would go here before. >> You've been to the Crescent City CHP office before. That's where you're at right now. Stutter. >> Yeah. We're in the back of the hospital. I know where the [ __ ] we're at. I give right here. >> Yeah. The gel has cups and water. >> Well, they use here too. >> We don't. >> Oh [ __ ] Because I've given I've been given water here. >> We don't have any cups. I'm telling you. >> Check references, son. The only cups that we have are the coffee cups that we bring in to work. >> Oh [ __ ] Do your research. >> Guess I've had water here. It is against the law to not give me water. Just like at jail, you have to be able to give your own water. I'm asking for special rights. I'm not asking for >> this isn't jail. >> Well, I'm confined. >> This is a police facility. Well, no [ __ ] >> It's not the jail. >> Just like you're denying me the right to have water. My attorney will hear this. >> That's fine. >> It's all in recording. Sounds okay. >> Everything's recording. >> I gave birth to a child right here. I know my rights and I've been here before in this exact room, actually. >> Okay. Well, maybe they had cups at that point. >> Well, I give me a card of yours because you're [snorts] you're definitely not entitled to keep my actual rights kept from me. I have just the same as you >> absolutely nothing for special. >> No, absolutely asking for water like >> I'm telling you this third time >> we had cups >> that would help you out. came out for me. I was able to go pee and I was given a mask because that actually is a another right. I'm you're here to serve and protect me. I pay your taxes by way. >> Yeah. Believe it or not, >> it's all good. >> I don't know what to tell you. >> Well, you talk to the [ __ ] judge. That's all I can say. Well, we're talking to him right now. >> Yeah. Well, exactly. I've been here and dealt with this and have an attorney. So, go ahead. I'll take your [ __ ] job, fool. >> Okay. >> Okay. What time is it? >> It's 10:14. >> What's your name? >> Sergeant Cleger. How long you been here? >> Crescent City. Um, oh, 10 months. >> Welcome. >> Thank you. >> Who's your boss? >> Uh, Lieutenant Franco Castro. >> He must be too. >> He is new. How you doing? >> If you need it. >> What's that? >> Some baggage silk if you need it. >> Did you need to use the restroom? >> Frozen pizza actually. Aska and water, please. >> All right. Well, we have the restroom, but we don't have water. Uh, the toilet doesn't flush. We control it all out here. >> I can tell. >> So, all right. I'm going to go ahead and release her. Let her use the restroom. >> Oh, door closes. Doesn't lock though. Okay. >> What? I said the door closes but it doesn't lock. >> What? >> Toilet paper. >> I think they have toilet paper. >> Toilet paper, please. >> Uh, there's no toilet paper either. >> Can I get your stop? No, they'll have toilet paper at the jail. >> Did you hear that? >> What's that? >> Did you hear that? >> We did. You have cats back there. United fan. >> No, I'll watch. >> He is. >> You hear they fight all the cheerleaders offended. You know, you can tell when your girlfriend starts getting fat, starts hitting your wife's clothes. Real serious. >> What are you like 30 years old? >> Are you like 180? 180 180 lbs. >> I don't know. I can't tell you. >> I could take it for sure. >> Same. Probably take both of you honestly. probably >> would take you. >> Where's your gloves? You're serving protect. You're using my [ __ ] mask. You look from like you look like you're from maybe >> like Fresno. >> You from Fresno? >> No. >> No. >> Texas? >> No. >> Native. >> No. Yeah, that's correct. >> But we're here now. That's all that matters. >> Thank God for cameras. >> Yeah. Oh, absolutely. >> Make a difference. [snorts] >> Never seen a pretty mouth like that though. >> Only a face mom could love. Huh? >> The what? >> Only a face mother could love. >> Pretty much. >> You seen you seen the Grinch till Christmas? Does he look like he's from Google? >> She said she says I look like the mayor of >> the mayor from the grilled Christmas. >> I have to watch it. I haven't seen it. >> It's like that I think it's that short fat guy. >> Well, he's your boss. That's a good response. >> I haven't I haven't seen the movie in a while. So, >> well, your boss thinking >> Next time you watch it, if I look like it, take a picture. >> Okay. You know the only thing the government can't tax on masturbation to go yourself. I don't hear many crickets up here. >> Too much rain. >> It's too much rain out there. >> Getting wet here compared to where you from. >> Where I come from has a lot of fireflies and crickets. >> Sounds dangerous. >> Not really. Like come kick with his n [ __ ] put your ass in [ __ ] >> You guys ever seen a firefly >> on your >> Yeah. >> I'm tired. >> Those California 16 foot salmon the size you like bigger pieces of [ __ ] like you eat for breakfast. >> I was pretty big. Number's your back at this guy. Glad you got your >> glad you got your on. Do you know what a Fifi bag is? >> A Fifi bag? >> No. How do you spell that? >> I don't answer questions. So, when you're locked up, take one of those Fifi bags and take those rubber gloves. >> Yeah. >> Throw a little bit of, you know, >> whatever you can get, whatever your sergeant will give you. >> You're welcome. [clears throat] Not even commentary. Probably wouldn't get it. I come to see you though. You seem like a nice guy. >> Is he all right? >> He's a good guy. >> Are you single? >> Are you single? >> No. Yeah. Sign. All right, man. So, the blood war got signed by the judge. Okay. So, we're going to go over to the hospital and we're going to take out blood, right? Send that out. We got a warrant sign from the judge. So, do me a favor. I'm going to take off your copy and send Please go ahead. These fingers I can't even feel right now. Can you loosen them up a little bit, please? >> Both. This side I can't feel right now. broken already. >> So, they're both they're both pretty I can put a finger. >> This one I can't feel my fingertips. And this one is broken my wrist already. Can you please loosen them up a little bit? >> Loosen them up a little bit more. No, >> that one's way loose. >> Well, I'm not resisting arrest. >> I'm not saying that you are, but they're super super loose. I put my finger in there and >> it's just apology on tightening them. >> Thank you. I still can't feel these fingertips. >> What color is this? >> Look at my marks from last time, too. >> Okay. Well, when we sit down right now, we'll try to keep your hands up elevated. That way, you'll get no marks. Okay. Can you do me a favor? Use the back of our car as a yellow blanket. >> Can you put in the back seat? >> Yeah. on the right side. Left side on your left side of the corner. >> I have co and I was asking for a mask and I've been denied a mask. >> I've had like seven times. It's okay. >> Well, I'm just letting you know >> like a straight dog. >> I am that dog. >> Just hold on here. You got the time. >> My clock doesn't work. No. >> 10:30. >> 10:30. >> 10:30. Hey, uh, make sure you leave a space where where you're going to where we're going to buckle her seat belt. So, just scoot it this way, bro. Right to where we can buckle the seat belt. And that should be good. And I'll hand it to you on the other side. Sounds good. >> All right. Stand up. >> All right. Take a seat. >> I can get in there. Let me put on clothes real quick. >> Find a cat. >> A cat? >> The one [ __ ] in your mouth. >> Give me your Give me your cuss. All right. Back. >> You mean Dwight? Who >> the white? The white around your mouth. >> All right. Cool, man. >> You got a pretty mouth, please. >> Thank you. >> Appreciate it. She bought a piece. She checked them. We'll try to look at the video again, but yeah, she didn't have >> I'll go through her bag one more time. >> Cool. I'll look through the bag again once we get her to the jump. >> Yeah, probably. >> Cool. Hospital. >> Cool. All right. Thanks, >> He wants to go. Learning experience. >> So, you can check it out how it is. >> First time due to refusal. >> First time. Oh, you have one already. >> Yeah. >> All right. It's already season. I still turned it over.