On August 20th, 2025, Deputy Olan with the Witman County Sheriff's Office stopped 24-year-old Annie Tran for speeding. During the stop, he detected alcohol and signs of impairment. Annie admitted to drinking earlier that evening. >> Now I hear you. >> Hello, Dep. Sorry. Uh, my name is Deputy and I'm with the sheriff's office and this is being recorded. >> Yes. >> Uh, you got your registration there. How about your driver's license and insurance? >> I've got two. Um I think I left my insurance on my mom's car. >> Okay. >> Cuz you do have insurance on the car. >> Yes, I promise you. >> Oh, okay. And any reason I'm chatting with you is because of your speed on Merman. It's 25 mph zone. And you realize how fast you're going? >> I was at 30. >> You're going 36 miles an hour. That's why I'm surprised you're moving so fast. Let's see here. >> Do you use your app on your phone for your insurance or is it a card that you carry with you? >> Um, it was a car that I was carrying, but I was driving my brother's car, which is a Lexus and Tacoma. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. Well, you need to get insurance, proof insurance for this car. You got to have it in the car on your phone. Give a snapshot of it, maybe. >> Um, let me find. >> That might be some homework for later. Let's see. Is there a reason you're not paying attention? >> No. >> August. No. I left it in my brother's car. It was in It was in the Lexus. >> Well, maybe take a picture of yourself. A picture would suffice. Uh, but you have to have some sort of proof. Okay. >> Can I call my mom? >> I'm not going to worry about it tonight, but you need to make sure you get it in the vehicle. >> I will. Um, before I came here, the lights or the insurance didn't come yet, so I was waiting for her to just ship it over here. Did you recently purchase the car? Recently put it on insurance? >> I've had this car for 8 years already. >> Okay. >> This car has been 20 years. >> Okay. Yeah. >> You can also get a hold of the insurance company. They should be able to email you one specifically. >> I just left before they gave us the insurance. So before they mailed it to us. >> Okay. Uh anything to drink tonight? >> I had a drink 2 hours ago. >> Okay. How much you have to drink throughout the whole evening? >> I think about like two shots and then one drink. >> Two shots and like a beer. out. What's one drink? >> One drink was 2 hours ago and it was just a vodka and cranberry. >> Okay. Yes. >> And before that drink, what did you have? Two shots before that. >> Two shots before that. Yes. Okay. >> Three all together. >> Three all together. >> So I made When did you start drinking? >> So three 2 hours ago. 3 hours ago. It was about like 10 or 11. >> Okay. Yes. >> 10 or 11. So 2 or 3 hours ago that Okay. >> Uh so Annie, my job is make sure people are driving safe. >> Yes. Would it be okay if we did some voluntary field tests? >> Okay, step on out for me. Okay. >> All right. And let's go over here to the sidewalk. Let me turn these lights off so they're not flashing in your face. I'll meet you right over there. If you can stand on the sidewalk. Okay. Annie, these tests are voluntary, so they can be stopped at any time. That's what voluntary means. Uh, do you have any reason that you can't walk? Sorry, I thought I was going to turn off my lights. I didn't hit the switch. I'm sorry. >> Any medications you're taking? Any reasons? Any injuries you can't walk or balance? >> No. The only medication I'm taking is for >> doctor didn't say don't drive on that. You can take it. >> No, I can take it throughout the day cuz it's one throughout the day and that's it. >> Okay. Uh, do you wear glasses or eye contacts normally? Okay. So, for this first one, what I need you to do, stand with your feet together, hands to your side. Nope. Feet together, hands at your side. You see the tip my pen right here? Follow with your eyes. Okay. Don't move your head. Does that make sense? >> Follow. >> Yep. Follow with your eyes. Don't move your head. doing just fine. >> Yes, I am. >> Try to keep your nose pointed straight at me. Okay. Heat. Heat. All right, we're go straight up this time. Okay, for this next one, we'll get you right here in the middle of the sidewalk. Imagine a straight line out in front of yourself. Okay? What I'd like you to do on that straight imaginary line, put your left foot on that line and put your right foot in front of it, touching your heel to your toe. Can you do that for me? Stay in that position. Don't move from that position till I tell you to start. Okay? When I tell you to begin, what I'd like you to do is you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down your line. >> Touch your heel to your toe each step. Hands at your side. Count your steps out loud. It's going to look just like this. No, no, no, no, no. Don't start yet. I got to demonstrate it for you first. I know you're excited. Let me demonstrate it. It's going to look >> This is really cold. That's it. >> Okay. Well, we'll get you out of here as quick as we can. It's going to look just like this. One, two, three. I took three, but you're going to take nine. >> On your ninth step, leave your front foot plant and step out with your back foot. Turning to your left. Series of small steps. Back the way you came. One, two, three. Again, I took three. How many are you going to take? >> Nine. >> Nine down, nine back. Do you have any questions? No. >> Okay. >> Turning back. >> Turning just as I had demonstrated. And then back. >> Yep. >> Do you have any other questions? >> No. >> Okay. Go ahead and start whenever you're ready. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Left leg over. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Okay, first next one. Again, just stand with your feet right where you're at. Hands at your side and don't start till I tell you to. When I tell you to begin, what I'd like you to do, uh, you can do this with your left or your right foot. Totally up to you. When I tell you to begin, I like you to lift your foot about 6 in off the ground. Foot's going to be parallel to the ground. Legs are going to be straight. Hands are going to be at your side. Okay? Looking at your toe, I'd like you to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? Once you start the test, don't stop or pause for any reason. Uh, do you have any questions? >> Okay, go and begin whenever you're ready. >> 100,00 1,002 1003, 104 10, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109. >> Get to point your toes for me. 2011 2012 13 2014 2015 20161 2022 >> All right, going to stop. Got to look at your toe. >> I pointed, >> but you pointed. That's good. How old are you again? >> I'm 24. >> Okay. Uh, last test is a preliminary breath test. It's not in lie of an evidentiary breath test. >> Yes. >> It's very simple. It's like blowing up a balloon. >> Mhm. >> Big breath in. >> Mhm. >> Lips around the straw. Blow out for about 5 seconds. >> Okay. >> Okay. Big breath in when you're ready and go and blow. More air. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. M more more. M more more. There you go. So, you're over 21. Do you know the legal limit? >> Is it 0.8? You'd probably be dead. 0.08 would be the legal limit. Sorry, >> you got the eight part right. Do you think you're >> trying to get a hold of me testing? So 008 is the legal limit and you're 18. So you're over the legal limit. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, right now you're under arrest for DUI. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Could I take my keys out? >> Yeah, we'll make sure we get your car parked legally and all that stuff so you don't have any problems. Let me read you something here. >> Can I wear a jacket before I go? >> Do you have a jacket in the car? Yes, I do. >> Okay, we'll get that. No, no, no. Stay right where you're at. >> Sorry. >> He's going to Here, I'll save it. >> Try these instead. We'll do this real quick, miss. Then we'll get a jack afterwards. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. Okay, make sure you listen carefully, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used in a court of law. You have the right to the presence of an attorney during questioning. You cannot afford an attorney. One will be appointed you prior to questioning if you so desire. >> You decide at any time to exercise these rights and not make any statements or answer any questions. Do you understand the rights I read to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Can you please pull up my shirt? >> Yeah. >> And I just want my jacket. >> Okay. Where's your jacket at? can back seat behind the driver's seat. >> Okay, >> it's good. >> All right, then get those locks so they don't tighten up on you at all. I guess you're all locked up. All right, we're going to put this over your shoulders for now. Is there any way you could just like zip it so it's >> zip it too? >> Yeah. And pull up my shirt a little bit. >> Okay. On the side here? >> Yeah. Corner to corner, please. >> Okay. How's that? >> High blood pressure. That's why I'm like >> What's that? Why do you have you have high blood pressure for what? >> Okay, let's do this. I'm just going to hold your elbow here. We're going to go over here to the backseat of my car. Anything crazy in your pockets I need to know about? >> Nope. I just have my fanny pack and it has my >> Okay, before you get in the car, stop. Stop. Stop. I just got to make sure you got nothing crazy. >> I don't. >> No, don't face the car for me. There you go. That's the back of my hand. What do you got in your pocket here? >> My napkin. >> It feels like a napkin. I'm going to leave that in there for now. Okay. Face towards me. And if you sit with your bottom on the chair. What else out of the car do you need? You got your little purse with you. >> My keys. And then I have my fanny pack with my wallet. My >> Let's see. For now, we can just park it here probably at the land. >> Yes. >> Okay. And does my partner here have permission to move your car? >> Yes, of course. >> Okay. We'll do that real quick and we'll get you your keys. And so, next step is uh we're going to go down to the P police station and do some paperwork. Okay. We'll walk you through that process. Uh, we'll make sure your car is locked. >> Yes. And >> can you make sure that my windows are all up? >> We're going to make sure it's locked. The windows are up. We're going to make sure your car is as safe as it can be. >> Yes. >> Okay. Anything else out of the car that you need? >> Um, I think my phone might be there. >> Okay. He's going to move it real quick. >> In my pocket or if I left it on the charger, so it's >> We'll double check. Okay. Sit tight. >> Please. At the station, Annie's evidentiary breath test results ranged from.14 [music] to.17% BAC. Throughout the process, she worried about appearing in videos online after seeing other Whitman County DUI arrests on Tik Tok. Annie was charged with driving under the influence RCW46.61502, [music] a gross misdemeanor. She posted $500 bail and was [music] released pending court, also facing an administrative license suspension.