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I figured what? >> Oh my god, I'm a teacher. >> Stop being a [ __ ] to me. You >> seriously guys, come on. I'm a [ __ ] teacher in the area. I bet. >> Teachers are supposed to set an example for young children. But when they get drunk, still decide to drive and then cause a scene with the police, they end up teaching a very [music] different lesson, not from the classroom, but from the police station. And if you don't want to miss the next round of chaos, don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications right now. Because trust me, you won't want to miss what happens [music] next. What happens when a teacher gets her hair done and then [music] decides to take her Porsche out to test the legal alcohol limit? Was it just a bad luck incident or part of a dangerous [music] habit? Watch and decide for yourself. >> This is not fair. I have not been drinking. I just got my hair. >> On March 22nd, Nicole claimed she had just been involved in an accident with a white Porsche SUV. She even gave the license plate number and told officers where the vehicle had gone. The problem was there was no Porsche. Make sure you guys like that. >> Okay. The driver inside. Okay. All right. You all right? >> Okay. Did um did the other the other driver did you see if they stopped or not? >> Okay. What was the license plate you got? 39 101 going to be New Jersey Ridge. >> Did you um did you want did you look at your car to see if you had any damage to it? >> Yeah, I did. >> Okay. Okay. All right. All right. You know what we're going to do? Do me a favor. Just um see how there's like uh you can kind of go Yeah. kind of go up on that right past the telephone pole. Go up there. Let me just double check. See if I can find the other car and then we'll see if we can uh go from there. All right. Huh. Yeah. I'm going to have She's going to go up there. I'm just going to check the Grove real quick. see if I can find the other car and then we'll uh Hey, so she got uh she's off to the side after I took her uh she said the other car it's not a hit and run. The other car actually pulled into the Grove. She got the license plate, but I I'm I'm just looking to see if I can find it. It's a Porsche. Hold on. Hold on. 30 on Shrewsbury. If you could just send that first plate into the uh group chat, that'd be great. SUV. >> Yeah, a Porsche white Porsche SUV. >> No, I know, but that's uh Let's get the plate though. And then the other that woman's just standing by. I had her. >> I am over by I'm over by like William Snowmer right now. >> Okay. Yeah, I'm going up and down. I don't see I don't even see a white Porsche so at all. If if not to find out whether Nicole was actually sober enough to drive, the officer began a series of standard field sobriety tests. I'm honestly surprised she could still stand. >> Hey, Nicole, just real quick, there's a few things I got to I got to talk to you about real quick. All right, just make sure you're okay to drive and everything. All right, just give me a stand stand in front of my car for me. Take the sunglasses off real quick. I'll give you everything. All right, just want to show you. What I want you to do, just follow you. Send your feet together and your hands at your side for me. Just looks straight and level. Perfect. All right, see the pen? >> Yeah. >> What I'm going to do is I'm a few passes across your face. Okay? And I'm gonna All I want you to do is just follow this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. All right. Hold on one second. Just want to make sure we're not Okay, we're good. >> Why is this? >> All you got to do is just follow my directions. All right. You understand I told you so far? >> All right. So, this pen y >> once again, I'm going to go across your face. Just follow over your eyes and your eyes only. All right. Doing it. Good. Few more. Hey, you um just want to give a hair tie or something? Just Yeah. Just you can push your Perfect. All right. Don't move your head. Yeah. No, put that far out there. Just keep your head still. >> You're fine. No, you're fine. Keep looking at it. >> Why? >> Just asking shaking cuz of the accident. >> Okay. That's not what I was asking. >> Sorry. I'm going to go straight up. Okay. So, same thing. Just follow the pen. Good. >> All right. Next one. Just take a few steps forward for me. >> Stand right there. So, I have a job. I have I have a job I have to do. All right. So, just let me do my job >> because of certain your accident and certain things. So, I'm just making sure you're okay to drive. All right. You got into an accident midday. All right. You're not 100% sure how it happened. The way that in my interaction, I just want to make sure that you're okay. You're not on anything with her. >> I don't have to do it with her. Okay. I'm here with you right now. This is what I'm worried about right now. All right. >> So, what I want you to do, put your left foot on the ground and put your face me. Face me and do it. Left foot on the ground. Put your right foot in front of left. I'm standing. Stand like that for me. Okay. When I tell you, okay, don't be nervous. Nothing to be nervous about. When I tell you to start, take nine little hill to steps in a straight line like so. Counting each step out loud. Not yet. Not yet. When I tell you to start. Okay. I'm going to show it to you first. You just pay like that for me. Yep. Perfect. When I tell you to start, right? Just Just watch for now. Honey, you step out loud. One, two, three. Here. No. Hold on. Hold on. >> You're making me nervous. >> Don't be nervous. Don't be nervous. >> No, I am. >> Left foot on the ground. Right foot like you had it. Just stand like that for me. Perfect. Just stay like that for me now. All right. Like I said, you're just going to I'm going to demonstrate everything for you. Don't do anything I tell you to tell you to. Okay. You're going to take nine whole steps in a straight line. Counting each step out loud when I tell you to start. Counting each step out loud. Right. One. >> Now, >> two. No. Two. Three. Right. I'm only doing three. You have to do nine. Once you hit nine, leave that lead from the ground. Just small steps. Turn back around. Remember, nine to those steps. Same thing. Counting each step out loud. One, two, three. I'm only doing three. You're doing nine. Remember, heel to toe like I told you, right? Count each step out loud. Nine down. Turn around. Nine back. While you're doing this, keep your hands at your side. I want you to look at your feet while you're doing the test. You understand everything I told you? >> Yes. >> All right, you can start. again. >> Yep. >> I'm just shaking right now. >> Okay. >> 1 2 3. >> Perfect. Last one. Okay. What I want you to do, feet together, hands at your side like the first time. All right. When I tell you to, same thing. I'm going to explain everything and demonstrate it for you. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. When I tell you to, what I want you to do is take a leg of your choosing. Lift the six ines off the ground like so. You're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003. And you're going to keep going till I tell you to stop. You understand? >> Ready? >> I'm very nervous. >> Okay. Well, look. So, hold on. Hands at your side. Right leg you're choosing on. It doesn't matter which one to me. While you're doing the test, look of your raised foot. If you drop your foot on the ground, just lift it back off the ground for me. All right. Hold on one second. So, I got to get it. >> Now, you can start. >> So, what am I doing? >> Um, yep. That's what you're going to do. Put your foot down. I'll explain it to you one more time. When I tell you to lift your leg off the ground 6 in, you're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003. And you're going to keep doing that until I tell you to stop. Okay? Keep your with your hands to your side. If you do put your foot down, just lift it back off the ground for me. You understand what I told you? >> Yeah. >> Very nervous. >> Why are you so nervous? >> I don't know. Cuz I just got in an accident. Why wouldn't I be? >> Hold on. But I didn't tell you to start yet. Just hold on two seconds for me. >> Yeah. No, I >> just stay right where you were. >> All right. Same thing. Don't Don't start until I tell you to cuz you're nervous. I'm going to tell you one more time. Right. If you have the other hand hands at your side, you're going to lift the leg of your choosing 6 inches off the ground like so. You're going to count it loud. 1 1,002 1,003. You're going to go and tell you to stop. Okay? Keep your hands at your side. Look at your race foot the whole time. You understand everything I told you, right? You understand? All right. You can start. I'm going to count >> weak ankles and high >> again. >> Yeah, that's why you raise your foot if you did it. Yep. >> Very sad. It looks like Nicole finally realized the consequences of driving while impaired. But crying and worrying about it now was a little too late. Teacher >> 39 cruise break. I'll be on route 1031 female 41. Starting mileage 5451. If you could also call tow uh 41 will stand by. >> What is going to happen with my car? >> Yeah, I took it all off. I got it in here. Your car gets towed for it's called John's law. Since you're under arrest for DWI, your car is being impounded for 12 hours. This is ridiculous. Can't believe this. Why did I still don't understand? Does my car go back home? >> No, if it's impounded, then you can pick it up in 12 hours. >> Uh, impounded where? >> I'm sorry, I can't hear you. >> Impounded where? >> Uh, I'll tell you once I find it out, cuz we we do a rotation between three to companies. >> Locally, though. >> I'm sorry. What's that? >> Locally? >> Yeah. All locally. Yeah. >> Feels great. I have three kids that I need to deal with. Heat. Heat. So, what's going to happen? >> You have to wait till we get inside it. Yeah. I feel like you hear it. Sorry. What was that? >> So, what's going to happen? >> Told you when we go inside. There's paper back to do with you. Go over that and then once we're done, you will receive a few motor vehicle summones and then we just need someone to come pick you up. Copy. What's your >> I'm in the Grove and so uh near William Soma. Brothers will be out in 15 minutes. 39 should break up the cycle, please. Ending mileage is 5 4 5 Heat. Heat. [snorts] Sit out and then walk forward for me, please. And then towards that door is crack open. Right here. >> We're going to take a walk. Yeah, I'll say I'll put underneath to you. Just step right in there for me, please. Keep going. Get towards that bench right there. Just don't sit down. Just stand in front of you. Stand there. I'll take it off. Do you have like a full shirt underneath? If you take the vest off, we just got to take the vest off real quick. In front underneath underneath this. No, that's my mask. That's my mask. That's what I found. I want No, that's okay. That's okay. You have any pockets? You can should have a female searcher real quick. Just uh take a sit down for me. I got a cuff in the front. You sit down for me. Going to keep you cuffed while you're I paperwork and I just need to get someone in here. All right. Like I said, I'll explain everything to you. I'm not >> I know. Listen, I'm not saying it sucks. This is what I have to do. Based on the FST results and the crash, the officer placed Nicole under arrest for driving under the influence. That open glass of Chardonnay sitting on the center console pretty much gave everything away. Hopefully, she watches this video and sees what the viewers had to say in the comments. Have you ever seen a teacher forget the alphabet? The next case is going to show you exactly how funny that can get. A woman who claimed to be a teacher somehow ended up in Cranford by driving straight into the back of a police car. >> Hi. >> Yeah. Beat the alphabet. Can you recite it? >> A B C B. >> Oh, I can't hear you. What? >> Oh my god. I'm a teacher. >> Where are you coming from? Um, Riverside. >> Riverside. >> Yes. See, Cranford all the way. >> All the way there. What happened here? >> I'm looking for the street. >> You're looking for the street. >> He's telling me, >> but it doesn't come up on here. >> 400. Put us out with another vehicle. Came to the rear end of us. We'll get your plate in a minute. Can I see your license, registration, insurance, please, for your car in park? Where is he? Copy. >> You were in the right lane. Then you came up pretty quick. You almost ran into the back of me. >> I don't know where I'm coming. >> Yeah. Do you have anything to drink tonight? >> I did. >> You did? I kind of could smell it. >> Cars in park. >> Yes. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Did I see your insurance card? >> Can I kick you? >> All right. Can you step out of the car for a minute for a minute? >> 41. I'll head over. Step out of the car. Your car's in park, right? Just go over here to the curb line, please. Right over here [snorts] on the sidewalk. Johnny, you want to do this for you? >> Come over here. >> Speak with us. >> Okay. Come over here. Sign up here. >> Let's stay right there. >> 400. >> 400. >> Um, where you coming from? Riverside. >> Riverside. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. How many drinks did you have? >> Um, five. >> Okay. You just had that recently. Can you recite the alphabet from B to >> Things got even more difficult when it came time for the field sobriety tests? How could she possibly be a teacher when she couldn't even pass tests this simple? >> I'll put that from B to one. backwards. >> Okay. Do you have any uh Can you do it or No, I'm just >> I'm thinking now I'm nervous. >> No, relax. >> You're making me nervous. >> Okay, I'll stand back then. >> Better Y. >> Yeah, Beta Y. The alphabet. Can you recite it? >> ABC G. >> Oh, I can't hear you. What? >> Oh my god. I'm a teacher. >> Okay. Do you have any injuries or any will prevent you from doing a test or anything. >> Any deformities knees or anything like that? What's that? You you sprain your knee or >> can you walk normally with that? Okay. Put your feet together. Put your arms out your side. Okay. Pretend there's imaginary line in front of you. All right. Ma'am, you're looking at me. Just pay attention to me. Pretend there's imaginary line in front of you. >> All right. Put your hands out your pocket. Put your left foot in front of you. Left foot. Okay. Put your left foot on the line. Okay. You hear me? And then place your right foot ahead of your left foot. Where the >> where the heel of your right foot touch the toe of your left foot. >> Okay. Can you do this? Can you listen? Can you focus here? Put your left foot foot here on the line. Imaginary line in front of you >> and place your right foot ahead of your left foot. When you're doing 90 heel toe steps, okay? [music] I want you to look at your feet. Put your arms at your side. Count each step out loud like 1, two, three, and make sure you touch heel to toe. Okay? That's really >> okay. Nine back. >> That's my phone. >> Okay, that's fine. You got to do nine packs now. Okay. All right. There. Raise one leg approximately 6 in off the ground, foot straight, and keep it 6 in off the ground like this. Okay? And you're going to count out loud like 1 100,000 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100. And I'm going to tell you to stop. Okay? All right. So, you have any questions before you start this test or no? >> No. >> Okay. So, you're going to keep your legs together for you. We're going to raise one 6 in off the ground. Foot pointed out. >> I'm going to fall. >> Keep your legs straight. Look at the elevated foot. You're going to count out loud. 1 10002 1003 1004. You have a watch. 30 seconds. >> Beautiful. >> Beautiful. >> I'm going to You have any other questions or anything? >> No. My ankle. So you want Okay. >> 30 seconds. >> Can you try foot? >> Is it drop foot? >> I have dropped foot. >> Okay. Why don't you pick up that foot off to the ground? Works perfectly fine. >> We're going to take all this into consideration. >> Two. >> I don't know. You >> want to start again? >> No. That was good. >> That's the best I can do with that like >> this like. >> Yeah. Okay. Count loud. >> All right. Ready? >> Do 30 seconds. >> One. Yeah. Okay. With your eyes only. You're going to follow the tip of my pen right here. Okay. If it were me, instead of driving, I'd rather get absolutely wasted at home on a Friday night, pass out, and wake up on the bathroom floor. Sorry, but crying isn't going to fix anything now. We were saying for you to stop multiple times you weren't seeing us or registering it. So, >> all right, listen. You're under arrest for driving under influence of rap and or narcotics. Okay, let's just give you the reason. >> And or narcotics. I don't know what you're on. It's okay. Go ahead. I say either or. All right. Come with me. >> Hold on. >> Ma'am, do you need anything out of the car? Purse, phone, anything like that? >> Do you need anything out of the car, ma'am? Or no? >> Everything. >> Everything. What's inside? >> My car's phone number. >> Okay. Do you have a phone or a wallet inside or >> everything? Okay. >> I get it. No, I hear you. >> Do you have anything in your pockets or anything? Anything? Weapons or anything? >> No, nothing. No, that's fine. >> All right, just come over here. Let's go over here. Sit down and watch your stuff. >> Just stay right there for a sec. >> No, just relax. Just relax. Relax. >> What is happening? >> You don't have anything in your pockets or anything? >> But what is happening? Now you're just going to go to you're going to go to our headquarters. It's like a traffic summon for driving on their influence. That's it. Okay. >> As teacher. >> Yeah. Of course. >> What's going to happen? >> Tell us about what you do for a living. You're you're on the rest. >> Yeah. But what is going to happen? >> One of your keys are in here for your car. >> You want to see anything else? Wallet. I have your phone. Your phone in here. I'm just going to take your keys out cuz we have to tow your vehicle. >> Tow my vehicle. >> We have to tow your vehicle. We'll explain everything once we get inside. Okay. >> Okay. You got to grab a seat inside. Okay. >> I'm just grabbing your keys now. >> You told me what's happening. >> My boyfriend's a firefighter. I'm a teacher. I'm going to lose my job. Am I going to lose my job? Tell me the truth. Morning, Central. Go ahead. I'm a teacher. Am I going to lose my job? >> Whiskey. >> No one's going to talk to me and tell me if I'm going to lose my job. >> Her actions had put other people's lives at risk and police placed her under arrest for DUI. Leave your thoughts in the comments below and let's discuss it. Let's see how viewers reacted to this one. The next teacher was pulled over for speeding after coming home from a bar. Will her excuse be enough to get her out of trouble? On April 7th, it was a combination that immediately caught the officer's attention. Danielle had just left a bar and was still using her phone while driving. >> Ask you to put this away because this belongs to your friend. I'll also have to ask you to shut up the vehicle, step out, and speak to me. >> All right. So, real quick, you know, it is a bit of a concern when you were telling us that you were over at the bar. >> I know. >> And then, of course, I can smell the alcohol on your breath. You're a little bit slow. >> You kept on driving. I'm sure I pulled up behind you. I have to tell you to stop over the loudspeaker. >> So, at this time, I do have to read you something real quick before I proceed any further. Now, just because I read this doesn't mean you're in trouble or anything. It's just a formality that I have to do. All right. >> Again, I'm Deputy Wind Bash number 875. I have to ask you specifics for possibly drinking and driving. These are your rights. You have the right to remain silent and anything you say may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to talk to attorney, have him or her with you now or anytime during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. If anytime you wish to stop talking or have attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? Again, just a formality, so I'm going to talk to you further in regards to this. >> So, what did you have to drink? Obre hooligans. >> I had a couple lots of wine. >> Obre, >> do you normally go to hooligans? >> No, never, but my kids were kidnapped to me. >> I'm sorry to hear that. back in January and I don't even know what to do at this point. >> Understood. Understood. >> They were kidnapped me from me from my ex-husband. >> So, you had a little bit of a child custody issue with you and your kids. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> And I'm just like trying to get through it and then Sunday is Easter. I've never been without them on Easter. Never ever have I been without them my Easter. >> Understood. >> Well, again, this is still a big concern of us. So, would you be willing to participate in field sobriety exercises? >> I mean, sure. I don't know if I'll pass it, but >> you know, I got you. I just All right, let's head on over here and get this out of the way. And when it came time for the field sobriety tests, Danielle quickly showed that this wasn't going to be an easy test. She needs to be fired and have her teaching license revoked immediately. Her driving license, too. All right, you may relax. When I tell you to begin, you'll take nine heel totoe steps on the line. They'll look like this. One, two, three, so on, so forth. To turn around, keep one foot on the line and make smaller turning circles. >> Nine. You want me to turn around? >> To turn around, keep one foot on the line and take nine turn steps. Can you return to the starting position, please? >> Okay. >> Keep your arms at your side at all times. Watch your feet and count each step out loud. Once walking begins, do not stop until you've completed the test. Do you understand the instructions? Danielle, do you understand the instructions? >> I don't want to do this. >> I understand, Danielle. Just be advised that if you refuse to take the SSFE, a field sobriety, then a decision to arrest you may have to be made with what I have so far. Do you understand? >> Okay. All right, I'm going to start from the beginning. Okay, place your left foot on the line. Place your right foot on the line ahead of your left. >> Okay, >> with the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left, keep your arms at your side like this. >> Do not start until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> When I tell you to begin, take nine heel totoe steps on the line. It'll look like this. One, two, three, so on so forth. When you get to number nine to turn around, keep your left foot on the line. Take several steps to turn around. When you turn on a nine step, keep your front foot on the line. Take several small steps with the other foot. Take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. So, one, two, three, so on, so forth. Do you understand? Do you understand? Okay. You may begin. All right. Go and relax. >> The next exercise we're going to do is called the one leg stand. >> Listen, I'm not a bad person. Like, I >> understand. >> I don't know what to tell you guys. My kids were kidnapped away from me and I just don't know what to do anymore. Like, I just >> I understand, Danielle. That's not why we're here tonight. >> Do you understand the instructions? You may begin. 1,00 1,002 1,003 1,004 like I can't even do that if I'm not drinking. Like I can't even do that. >> Understood. Then tell you what, we'll >> I'm not We'll go to the next one. We'll go to the next one. >> I'm not like person. >> If you can't do then then we'll just go to the next one. Okay. >> The next one's called finger to nose. Bring the hand I direct upwards touching the tip of your finger to the tip of your nose. >> What? I don't understand that. Like >> what? When I tell you to bring the hand I direct upwards, touching the tip of your finger to the tip of your nose. After touching your nose, immediately bring your hand down to your side. So it look like this. I'll tell your right hand right. >> Do you understand? So go ahead. We're going to begin. Close your eyes. Tilt your head back. Danielle, do [laughter] you wish to continue? >> Yes. Hold on. Let's say it. >> Okay. >> Listen, I can't do this. Like I my kids are taken away from me and my >> Do you refuse to participate in field sobriety then? >> No. >> I I don't refuse. >> Okay. >> But I just I just need a moment. >> I understood. >> Not to pressure you, but I'm ready when you are. Do you remember the starting position? Would you like me to read you the instructions again? >> Please stand with your feet together, arms at your side, and your index fingers pointed outwards. >> Do not start until I tell you to do so. Do you understand the instructions so far? >> I guess. When I tell you to start, close both eyes and tilt your head back. When I tell you to bring the hand I direct upwards, touching the tip of your finger to the tip of your nose. >> That's the stupidest freaking I've ever heard. Like, what are you doing? >> I'm reading it. I'm reading it straight off the instructions. >> Do you understand the instructions so far? >> All right, Danielle, one more time. Do you wish to participate in this? >> If you do not wish to participate, then I will take that as your refusal. >> What does that even mean? >> That means you're refusing to participate in this exercise. >> And then what? >> Then you go to jail. >> Then a decision to for your arrest will have to be made with the information that I have. I'm not a bad person. I just want to go home. Like I just My kids were taken away from me like over two months ago and I don't even know what to do anymore at this point. Like I can't even get them back. I understand. But that's going to be a matter that'll have to be solved in civil courts. Understand? >> I know that I have a lawyer. I have all this stuff, but sometimes we just have to like get away from like my freaking space. >> I understand that, Daniel. There's a reason why we're here at the side. >> You don't understand. You don't know. Do you have kids? Imagine if your kids were taken away from you. Imagine at 65 mph you run into a kid and end their life instantly. Then their kids are taking >> She thought crying would help get her out of trouble. But this officer wasn't falling for it. He was direct and professional. Well-handled officer >> away from their parents permanently. At this time you are placed under arrest. Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. 14 on top. >> Can I call my boyfriend? Can I call him, please? >> We're going to call the owner of the vehicle. >> So that way hopefully All right, never mind. >> Can I call my boyfriend, please? >> At the jail. Can I speak on my boyfriend on my phone? >> The jail. >> I don't want to be out close to the road like that. That's weird. >> This vehicle, if you have anything on you, then poke me a problem, stick me, cut me, anything else. If you take anything additional into a facility, it's an additional charge at a fing level. Do you understand? >> Trying to make sure you don't have anything illegal on you. >> No. Like, >> so I'm going to pat you down. >> Okay. >> Stand still. >> Please know I never been arrested. >> Danielle, listen to my instruction. >> This is weird. This is so weird. Like, just please. [crying] I don't I've never been arrested before. I never gone to >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Can you please help my boyfriend? >> No, you can have a seat. >> Please stop being a [ __ ] to me, youing. Have a seat. You watch your head. I >> Oh, you [snorts] this these handcuffs hurt bad. I've never been in handcuffs before. They hurt. [laughter] >> I'm not supposed to be comfortable. >> You're such an [ __ ] Like, why would you do this to me? You're a Like, why would the would you do this to me? Because you were driving drunk. >> I'm not driving drunk. You have me handcuffs in the back seat like like I'm aing criminal. I'm not a criminal. Like I whatever, dude. You you piece of mothering [ __ ] You promise you you're the worst person on the face of this earth. piece of so funny, right? So funny, right? Yeah. You're laughing, right? You >> you married. >> I don't give a >> if you're married or not. I'm not looking at you like that. >> I've never been in jail. I've never even been close to the jail, so I have to be in there with all those people. >> Danielle was although she was initially arrested for DUI, the case was later resolved in court with the official charge being reckless driving. She received 12 months of probation and was fined $11,000. Her child wasn't kidnapped. He was rescued because that woman really was a piece of work. Let's see what everyone had to say in the comments. On January 28th, Officer Cordova pulled the car over after the driver crossed the double yellow line and nearly ran a red light while returning from her son's basketball game. like at least other cars can keep moving. >> I'm not going to do this on this road. Okay. So, >> you will submit to Canada to some testing if we move to the next road. >> Absolutely. I'm not doing this on this road. This is Listen, >> I'll work with you, but we can't let you drive your car to that road then. >> But would you prefer we could do this at the station and be no one here? Seriously, this is inappropriate. He's trying to poke me over. I I was driving the speed like this. I don't know how many times I have to repeat myself. You weren't pulled over for a speeding. You were pulled over for a lane violation or you went over the double solid yellow lines. Okay. Almost going into oncoming traffic. That's why this officer pulled you over. Becky, >> can you do me a favor and step out so we can do this out here? >> We have the lane blocked off. >> Sooner we get this done. on this road. >> It's on the side of the road. You're not going to get hit. Is there a reason why you don't want to do it here? >> Yes. It's embarrassing. I have no teacher. No one's going to see you doing that. >> No one's watching my car. >> No, you're going to step out here. >> My car is going to block the view of you even. >> Tell me what you want me to do. >> Well, I would like for you to step out the car. We're going to be behind your car. I have my car blocking our view. No one can see. No one's going to be able to see. And I want to check your eyes and just put you through two other fields after that. >> Please, I can't do this for the [ __ ] teacher in the community. Can you put me someplace else? I can't do this. >> Okay. Would you like to come in the station? >> No, I'm not [ __ ] going to stay. >> All right. So, this is your only option is to do this here. >> So, please step out of the car so we can do this. from 305. 304 is going to be out on field. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> All right, I'll have you step. Where are you going? I'll have you stop right here. >> Stop right here >> facing me. >> I understand that. >> But listen to me. >> I I see I see you. You have glossy eyes. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, listen. We put you through these. >> Can you stand right here? Face me. >> You can just face me. Look, it's away from the traffic. Okay. No one can see you. Okay. >> All right. Let's be honest with you. How many drinks do you have tonight? >> No. Like one. >> One. What is it? Like martini? Is that the beer? >> One. >> Well, thanks for being honest. Okay. Um All right. You can keep your hands hands your side, feet together. Are you willing to provide a breath sample? No, I'm not. >> No, >> I passed her test. >> Okay. Is that a no? You don't want to do it at all? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Um, we'll go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> No, I I'll seriously guys, come on. I'm a [ __ ] teacher in the area. I I passed your [ __ ] test. Give me a [ __ ] break. Okay. >> Like, come on. Do you really want to be like this? >> Okay. So, you're going to wreck your you're going to blow in it like you're blowing up an heirloom. Okay. Take a big deep breath and you're going to blow into it. >> Okay. Ready? Big deep breath and keep blowing until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> What's that? >> I clicked the button on accident. I turned it off. >> I passed it to us like please. >> Please. >> I understand. Please. No, I'm serious. >> Just look at how she reacts to see how bad this gets. She's a terrible role model and I honestly hope she's no longer teaching children. >> Clues that you're intoxicated and under the >> We're not We're not doing this. You're not doing this. You're under arrest. What? >> You're under arrest. >> Hey, put your hands behind your back. >> They're arresting me if I don't do that. >> That's That isn't dictated. >> I got it. >> So then No, no, no. Do not resist being arrested. Okay, >> I will blow. I'm not doing this. >> Okay, we'll give you another chance at the station. Okay, great. >> Here, can you fish that way, please? >> You'll have another chance at the station. Okay, >> do this. >> I They were [ __ ] arrested. I can't have this on my record. I'm a [ __ ] teacher. Like, give me a [ __ ] >> So, you'll have another chance to blow. >> Can you separate your hands, please? We need to put the cups on. Thank you. I said yes and they're still doing >> Can you please tell one in custody? >> Can you please just work with us? Like >> we've been working with you. >> You're going back to the station. It's been decided. >> Can you please help me? >> Try it. >> Yeah, it is. It's okay. You She's got really small wrists. >> So, >> I need help with uh booking. >> I'm going to help you. We'll do observation. >> So, let's get Ernie's coming. Yeah. >> Go. >> Central from >> I need you to search through it. That's my car. >> Can you please stop? >> Come to the station. >> You can talk to me when we go back to the station. >> Okay. >> This is inappropriate. >> What's inappropriate? >> Can you step one to the right? >> To the left. >> To the right. Please give me in front of the camera. >> Give me a break. Are you serious? Can you bring me to the left to your car? I don't need to be after you get searched. >> Oh my god. >> Can't do anything about it right now. Okay. Just don't resist arrest. Let's just go and >> Yeah. This is inappropriate. >> There's nothing you can do about it now. Just go and stay. >> What do you have in the car that you need? You have your purse in the car. Is your purse in the car? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, we're going to give you 20 minutes to think about that. Okay. >> So, what happens for if you need it and Okay. Like let's like just like let's just like [ __ ] work with each other, okay? Like if do I have to go to school? Do I have to go to court? >> Uh so yeah, you'll have to go to court bills. Like what do we >> You'll have to go to court. Um as far as like are we getting written up in the newspaper? >> No, you're not going to be you're not going to be in the bladder. So I wouldn't worry about that. You're going to be released tonight. Um you're going to have to go to court. Listen, you're getting charged today. Whether you get convicted at court, that's a whole another story. That's really up to the judge. You'll have to talk to your attorney about all of this and uh and see what the judge decides at court. Okay. So, do you want to sign this? You'll get a copy of it. It's It's like a receipt. By signing, you're not admitting to any guilt. What am I signing for? Basically, you're just >> That brief silence followed by anxious questions about whether she was going to lose her job showed that all her earlier excuses were starting to fall apart. >> I'm just so strong. >> Okay. What's happening here? If I blow under, whatever. If I blow over, what's happening? If you blow under, we'll not take that. And then for your license, it'll be suspended for 6 months. If I blow >> No, I mean if you're just blowing. Sorry. If you're just blowing. If you blow under, it's still 6 months. >> Why? If I blow under it just still. Well, then >> you still got to go to court for that. No. No. Maybe they can say like you're in the clear. I mean like come on. Like you're allowed to like have a drink and drive home. >> Okay, I understand. So uh do you want to step up? >> Okay. So no, let's go do that. Like I'm not here. This is not my rodeo. >> I came here because you said you were going to >> I will. I'm saying if I blow under what's up. If I blow over, what's up? Like give me the video. >> You're still the same. You're still going to get the same charge. >> Okay. So, if I blow under, you still get the charge, but maybe you go to the judge and they say, "Oh, under if you blew if you blow over, you're going to the judge and then they do whatever they're going to do." >> To the judge. Yeah. >> Okay. Great. >> Okay. Okay. So, take a deep breath. I have to hold it. You can't hold it. Okay. Okay. >> Take a deep breath in. >> Where is it going to register? It'll show up on there. Okay. So, what you have to do is take a deep breath in. Blow out into the tube. Okay. Do not stop until I tell you to. Okay. Okay. Take a deep breath. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You're doing great. Keep going. Keep going. Perfect. Let's see. >> I don't see anyone out there. >> Yeah. That's amazing. Yeah, cuz they're all drunk. >> Where is it? It's taking its time. It's like 30 seconds, right? and we'll give you your receipt too. Okay. Okay. So, you're 14.141. So, that's over that's almost double. Okay. For pictures, my favor stand right here right in front of you with the pictures. They go into our system. Okay. >> We have record of that. >> So, police department. >> Okay. So, what about jobs? >> Jobs will not see your mug shot. I don't think I mean this is very important guys like you're arrested for the [ __ ] place. Seriously, >> we still have to take pictures of you. >> We have to say like >> we can't leave until we do this. >> Just remember like this is [ __ ] [ __ ] Like really >> the faster we the faster we do this. >> But I need to know the repercussions. Like I can't have people looking this up. I can't have people searching for me and finding this information. >> Well, people can search up anything. 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