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Hi, everything okay? >> Yeah, all right. >> All right, I'm Officer Reed, Frank Police. I stopped you for your speed. Why are you driving so fast today? >> How fast was I? >> Top speed was 69 mph. Can I see your driver's license and your insurance card? So, any reason for the speed or just >> How fast again? >> 69 mph. Why are you driving so fast? What? Yeah, I can't understand you. What did you say? You don't have a good reason? Where are you coming from today? What's that? Okay, where's that at? All right, your insurance card? All right, so you're you're coming from your storage unit. What storage unit is that? >> Frankfort. >> It's Frankfort? Okay. How much have you had to drink today? >> Seriously? >> Yeah. How much have you had to drink today? What did you say? >> One. >> One what? >> Beer. >> When When was the last time you had a beer? >> 5:15. >> It's 5:15? Okay. I'm just asking cuz I can smell it on your breath. So, you're telling me you had one beer today and that was at 5:15? All right. You got the insurance card? >> I got to look for it, but I'll find it. >> Okay. Um why don't you step out and I'll talk to you out here, okay? >> Yeah, I'll look. >> All right, can you step out of the car for me, okay? >> How quickly? >> Right now. >> Can I look? >> No, you can get out of your car. Back here. Walk back here. All right, any weapons on you? All right, go and face your car for me. All right, so again keep talking to me here. So you're telling me you had a beer at 5:15 and get out of the car for me. You had a beer at 5:15. >> Yeah. >> Okay, and that's the only beer you've had today? >> Yeah. >> All right, what I'm going to do here is I'm going to run you through a couple field sobriety tests to make sure you can drive, all right? You had some poor driving, we got you speeding very fast and in addition to that you failed to pull over here, okay? I don't need your apology. I just need you to cooperate with what I'm about to do here, okay? So we're going to go through a couple tests here. Um, Officer Bagley if you don't mind backing up your car, I'm going to back up mine as well. I just need a little bit more room. Thank you, buddy. Hey, you know what Bagley? We're good. We'll actually if you could please, it'd be great. Thanks. All good, thanks. Let me know when you're done with him. He's too short. You going to run a 27 for him? >> It's hard to keep I'm sure you guys do the same thing. It's hard to keep saying like when everybody else is doing the same speed. >> What does that mean? I don't understand what you just said. >> When people are like going the same speed, like you try to keep up. >> But you were the fastest moving car of the vehicles I saw. Can you just back up my car too, please? Thank you, buddy. And just kill my front lights, it'd be great. Yeah. All right, so you're sure you've had nothing else to drink, didn't smoke anything? Okay, that's your story and you're sticking to it. I'm just asking cuz again I'm trained to do this, right? I work for a traffic unit. I don't respond to calls for service. My sole job is traffic enforcement, okay? So this is the bread and butter of what I do. So when I see your poor driving, right? And I got all my observations and I'm talking to you, you're admitting to consuming alcohol, I got to do my job. You hear where I'm coming from, right? So, I just look around to see what I talk with people, okay? I didn't just start this job yesterday. >> double double honesty. You asked the same question twice. >> Right, cuz you're just not really giving me straight answers here, okay? >> Are you sure about that? Cuz I'm not >> Okay. >> Like I'm not going to say answer the same question twice. >> All right. So, here's what I'm going to have you do. Give me just a moment here. Headlights. Just headlights. All right. I'm going to check your eyes, okay? I need you to come over here for me. >> What? Right here? >> You want me to point where you want? That's perfectly fine, okay? All right, you don't wear contact lenses or anything? >> No, we do not wear contact lenses. >> I did have some eye surgery like >> How long ago? >> A year and a half ago. >> A year and a half ago? Okay, but your eyes are feeling okay today, they're not bugging or anything like that? >> One of two of them are a little bit off. >> One of your eyes is >> Off. >> Is what you were telling me? Okay. Can you stand with your feet together and your arms down at your sides? Just like how I'm standing. Feet together, just like how I'm standing. >> Okay. >> Just like how I'm standing. Your feet are not together. Still not together. >> How old are you? >> Your feet are still not together. Can you put your feet together like myself here? >> as old as you. I will try my best. >> All right, perfect. >> That is completely irrelevant to the traffic stop, okay? I will not be answering that question. >> answer. >> Go and put your arms directly down your sides and tell me to your sides. Stay just like that for me, okay? You're going to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Your head is going to remain perfectly still. Keep your hands down your arms for me. Hands down there. >> That hurts. >> All right, well I have to see what I'm doing. Can you put your hands down at your side, please? Very good. All right, you can open your eyes. Can you open your eye, please? >> This hurts. >> All right, I need you to open your eyes, all right? >> This hurts. >> My light is not in your eyes. My light's shining right at your chest here. >> I'm using the ambient hand for my flashlight. >> Okay. >> It hurts. >> I need you to cooperate with the test. Can you put your arms down your side, please? >> cuz it hurts. >> I I don't need you to apologize. I just need you to follow my instructions, okay? Look at me. Open your both of your eyes. >> Can't open the side. It hurts. >> You're Listen, I I don't understand what your issue is here. I need you to put your arms down your side like I'm instructing you to do. Follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Your head will remain perfectly still, but you have to open both eyes. >> It hurts. It hurts. >> What hurts? >> I've had surgery on this side. It hurts. >> Okay. Would you like an ambulance? >> Please don't make this >> No, your eyes are open right now, so I think you're lying to me. >> You're pointing at my eye. >> Right now, my light's not in your eyes, and your eyes are open just fine. Keep them like that. I will not tell you again. Do you understand? Arms down your sides, touching your sides like so. Keep your feet together. Stay just like that. Follow tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. You're moving your head. You're not following my instructions, all right? I need you to put your arm down your sides. I've told you several times now, and you are not listening, okay? >> I'm very sorry. It hurts. >> Put your arms down your sides. Just like that. Is that better? If I do it like this, can you at least open your eye? >> I will do both as much as you like. >> All right, but you you've had your eyes open before, right? So, I've established now you can have both eyes open. >> When you don't shine it in my eyes. >> It's not Again, my light is actually down on your chest right now. I cannot make this any more clear. Stay just like that. Look at me. Keep your eyes open. Arms down your sides. All right, you're moving your head. Uh your head has to remain still. I I've asked you so many times to follow my instructions, and you're We're doing it, okay? Are you able to perform this test, or should I move on to the next one? >> Just this eye. >> No problem. All right. What we're going to do, step over here for me. >> Let me stop. >> Nope, step over here for me. Step over here for me. >> This eye strong, this eye weak. >> That's fine. We're past that point. I need you to come over here for me. Stand right next to me. Stand right next to me. Listen to me, stand right next to me. Stand right next to me. >> I don't want this to be difficult. >> Well, then don't make it difficult. Just listen. >> It hurts. >> Nothing has to do with your eyes right now. >> had eye surgery. >> Stop. >> I've never had a cornea scraping, where they remove five layers >> care. Is that clear? >> It hurts. >> Stand like this, right next to me, right where you're standing. Face my vehicle. All right, what you're going to do is put your right foot directly in front of your left, like so. Touching heel to toe, arms are going to remain down your sides. >> Can I do barefoot? >> If you would like to, certainly. >> That's like this you could do. >> Okay, but you need to have it I don't know what that was you just did, but can you follow my instructions? Put your right foot directly in front of your left. Are you doing this or not? Can you put your right foot directly in front of your left, touching heel to toe? Still, I need you to do that. All right, keep your arms down your sides. You will not begin this test, I'm going to explain and demonstrate. Enter the starting position. I didn't tell you to back to that position. You're going to listen while you're doing that, okay? You're going to take nine heel to toe steps all the way forward, small series of steps, turn yourself around, nine steps all the way back, okay? You're not starting yet, I'm going to demonstrate for you. Counting out loud as you go, one, two. I'm sorry. >> Who counts? >> Just like how I demonstrated, I counted out loud, so you're going to be counting out loud as you perform the test. You may go ahead and begin. >> Look at him. Sorry. >> You can begin the test. >> So, I count out loud 1 2 3 4 5 9. >> Just like how I did. I explained everything to you. You're taking nine heel-to-toe steps, turn yourself around, taking nine heel-to-toe steps all the way back, counting out loud as you go. Go ahead and demonstrate for me. Go ahead and begin. >> You want to rush me? >> I I don't know what you mean by that. >> You're trying to rush me. >> I'm standing in the middle of a four-lane highway with cars going past me. This is not safe. I'm trying to to re-establish a reasonable pace. >> for me as it is for you. It's just as not safe for me as it is for you. >> Well, you have three police officers standing around you so I feel you're safe. But, you need to perform this test here, okay? Go ahead and begin. >> Asking you to explain it one more time. >> Okay, you're taking nine >> times nine steps back and forth, right? 1 through 3 1 through 9 1 through 9. >> That is correct. Does that make sense? Go ahead and begin. >> You're rushing so far. >> I'm not rushing you. I've explained probably three times now how to perform this test and I demonstrated it in its entirety. You watched the whole time and you're unclear on the directions. I I need I >> That's not what I'm saying. >> Okay, would you like to perform this test or no? >> Yes. >> Okay, I need you to do it for me. >> You can hear the cars whizzing by, right? >> I can hear you just fine. I know you can hear me cuz you're replying. So, I'm not sure what you meant by that. Look, can you do this test for me as I've demonstrated and explained several times? I don't know what that was, but can you do this test? >> Yes. >> Thank you. Go ahead and begin. Okay, I have one more test for you, all right? Would you like to keep your shoes off for this? >> Explain the test. >> Okay. What you're going to do is stand together with your arms down your sides. You're going to raise your right foot off the ground 6 in about the size of a soda can, okay? You're going to hold your right foot in the air for 30 seconds looking down at your toes counting out loud for 30 seconds, okay? I'm going to go out and demonstrate for you, all right? >> feet are starting to dry. >> These are field sobriety tests which have been created with law enforcement and the National Highway Safety Traffic Administration. >> My feet have been touching this pavement. >> Okay. Would you like to perform additional field sobriety test? >> I'd like to warm up my feet. >> Would you like to perform additional field sobriety test or no? >> What does that mean? >> It's a yes or no question. It's a test I just explained I'm about to demonstrate. Would you like to perform this test or no? >> My feet are starting to feel cold. >> Your feet are starting to get cold. Yes. Would you like to put your shoes back on that you elected to take off? >> Explain the test. >> I just did. Would you like me to explain it an additional time? I will demonstrate it for you as well. Would you like to perform this field sobriety test? Yes or no? >> I don't I don't know what I'm ask I don't know what you're asking me. >> I Okay, I'll explain it again and I'll demonstrate it and that's all you're going to get from me. After I demonstrate it, it's a simple yes or no question if you want to do it. Put your shoes back on if that's what you wish to do. All right. Is that better for you? Are your feet warming up? >> Five seconds later? >> Okay, perfect. What I'm going to have you do is keep your You good there? All right. You can keep your feet together. Keep your arms on your sides. Just watch me as I demonstrate this test, all right? I'm going to raise my right foot off the ground 6 in the size of a soda can. I'm going to look down at my foot counting out loud to 30. Do you have any questions before you begin? >> It's cold. >> Would you like to perform this task or not? >> It's cold. >> All right, go and put your arms behind your back. You're under arrest, okay? All right. I'm not >> I'm not serious. >> You have said it multiple times. We get it. We're also going to search you as well. Okay. Just What else you got in here? >> Don't rip that out. >> All right, I'm just asking what it is. Is it a medical device? >> Yes. >> Okay, it's fine. Is it in your pocket here? >> Yes. >> No problem. What else you got in here? >> It's my phone. >> Okay. >> Keep your eyes up. >> Just that in there then. Sounds good. Oh, certainly. >> I'll bring you to where his foot out. >> Nice. I'm going to switch sides with you. >> Sure. >> What's that? >> My phone. >> Experience it now. All right, we're going to walk back to this car over here.
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