Hello. This trooper's going to speak with you on the other side. Hello. How are you, sir? Trooper Clark, with the State Police. Man, this is a sobriety checkpoint. Do you have your driver's license on you? You have anything to drink? Where you headed to? I was just about to tell you how small your arms look. What gym you going to? Anytime? Okay. You work out at West Memphis? Got you. All right, man. Let me see your ID. Be careful. Work on those arms. You're looking small. Take it easy, man. Yeah. No, I just look at it. Unless you think something's up with it. Guess I should scan it, too. >> Do you have any ID tonight? 38 K98 24 K98 Do you have Do you have your registration like your street name and your insurance and all that or do you just have your license? I just have the license. Cuz it it ultimately we're just trying to check and see if they're impaired. I'm Trooper Fulton Arkansas State Police. We're doing a DWI checkpoint. Do you have your license on you? Perfect. Do you have anything to drink tonight? You've had nothing to drink tonight? Well, drive safe and pick it up tomorrow, all right? Thank you. Yes, ma'am. You can just go around that, Trooper, okay? What's up, man? Stop. Can you turn your music down just a bit? How are you? I'm good. I'm Trooper Fulton Arkansas State Police. This is a sobriety checkpoint. Do you have your driver's license? I left that at the house. I live right up the street. You don't have your ID on you? No, I don't. Nothing at all? Will you put it in park for me? Do you have something to write on? Something to write on? >> Yes, sir. Yes. Piece of paper. Trooper TV car 3. Will you write your and your birthday down? Can I get a pen off the vehicle? Can I pull off to the side right here? No, sir. You can stay right here. I just got retired, so Mr. Branson? Uh-huh. 720 of 85? Yes, sir. How old are you? I'm 40. I'll be 41 in July. Okay. Is your ID out of Arkansas? No, it's not. What state? >> It's out of Washington. Out of Washington? Yes, I just got down here. I'm actually going back up to Washington in about a week. Okay. All right. Will you just stay put for me, okay? We need to check him out of Washington. You have family here, I guess? Yes. Got you. You can take your picture. What do you do for a living? I noticed you got a bunch of tools. I do all types of stuff. I do locksmithing. My main thing is locksmithing. Like a handyman? Yes. Got you. How old is your dog? He's 6. 6? He looks like a little fox. So, you haven't had anything to drink? Huh? You haven't had anything to drink? >> No. Nothing at all? Not yet. Not yet? Not yet. Okay, so if you took a breath test right now, you'd be zero, right? Should be. Should be? But why do I Why is this happening? This is new to me. This is new? >> heard of this. You never heard of a DWI checkpoint? No. No, not unless somebody is actually driving crazy. Why didn't they get stopped? Well, because I'm talking to you. The other troopers are busy talking to other people and doing other things. That's That doesn't make sense. You ought to have stopped them. Okay, well, cuz well, I've got you stopped here right now. We're trying to make sure that you got a valid driver's license. I'm trying to make sure that you haven't been drinking, which I think you have. You actually don't have the right to just stop me if I wasn't driving or doing anything wrong. >> Yes, sir. And And I actually I need you to step out of the car. Oh. Step out of the car. Why? Hey, come here. I got it. Check if they made things. D 24 10-37. Say what? Bobby's been drinking. He took off from the uh checkpoint. Give you a vehicle description in just a minute. The guy is on I need a minute to breathe. Pick up. Contact DHD. 24, go ahead and go around me. I'll be secondary since I've got the dog. D 24 signal on secondary alcohol at where South Bound College on Waverly Road. He's blacked out. >> Watch out. 24 we're coming up to some pretty big curves, so be careful. Speed is 105 right now. It's like a side road. I'm going to put some lube in it. There's a house. I'm going to climb that road there. Wait, wait, wait. I GOT THE DOG. HEY! TURN AROUND AND FACE AWAY FROM THAT'S UP. DO WHAT YOU TOLD ME YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG BIT. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? DO EXACTLY WHAT YOU TOLD ME. FACE AWAY FROM US. TURN AROUND AND FACE away from me. Turn around. Turn around. Walk backwards. He has a knife in his left, so watch out. He has a knife in his left. Walk backwards to me. TURN AROUND. HEY, HEY. HEY, STOP. Let me give commands. Stop. Turn around. Turn around. Walk backwards TO ME. DON'T REACH in the car. You're going to get dog bit. NO. FACE THE DOOR. I'M TELLING HIM TO TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. WALK AWAY. Walk backwards to the front of my building. Do it now. Walk backwards. 10-28 come up and handcuff the subject. GO BACK IN YOUR HOUSE. WALK BACKWARDS. WALK BACKWARDS. YOU'RE ABOUT TO GET DOG-BIT. WALK BACKWARDS. WALK BACKWARDS. GO TO YOUR KNEES. GET ON YOUR KNEES. GET BACK NOW. WALK IN THE HOUSE NOW. I'M GOING TO PLACE YOU UNDER ARREST. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? Who is that? Over here. Take a seat.