was already making a midnight run to the mailbox that I normally do. >> That's all I I was doing was going to mailbox to check my mail. >> Is this your house right here? >> Well, I live in the back. Yeah. And I ordered some timu and I'm like, let me go get my packages. And >> it finally came in. >> Yeah. So, I was like, you never know what you're getting. >> Guy was just standing right there and I'm like, that's odd. He was standing there on his cell phone and a black coat. >> So, you were in your driveway. I was just pulling out, you know, I had it in my mind for some reason to, which I don't normally do, just pull up on the driver's side. I was lazy. I'm like, it's midnight. I want to pull up on the driver's side and get my mail. >> Fair enough. >> So, I'm like, I'm going to go to the first mailbox on the left and turn around. I thought to myself, but I noticed this guy just like in black standing right there. >> So, I was like, all right, mental, like, you know, watch out for him on the way back, you know, guy in the black and it's dark. >> And, uh, I get down to the first driveway on the left and there is no mailbox. So I'm like uh and then actually the first thing I saw was that truck and I'm like somebody perfectly parked it right there like what [laughter] I was like fits like a glove like you can't park there. >> I was just like wait what? And so then I noticed the mailbox was out and uh I'm like yeah put two and two together. I'm like this guy must have just left the scene. >> Mhm. >> So I as I was on the phone 911 went up and checked the vehicle make sure nobody else was in there and >> nobody else was in there and I did go back up to him. He was by that time he was almost around the corner there and I told him that they wanted 911 want him to go back to the scene and he's like no I'm trying to get service I'm not drunk and he was like stumble a little bit. I don't know he might be drunk. >> Yeah probably. >> Yeah. >> I hadn't seen him but uh usually people say I'm not drunk the first thing. Yeah they don't say that. >> Is that a dog just a flag shadow? All right. Your name is ma'am >> Amber. Amber >> truck registration be Lincoln Park. >> So the way I do these just like I ask you a question, write the question down and then uh you give me your answer. I write the answer as >> thorough as you want. >> Yeah. Just uh just bear with me. I can only write so fast. So uh on today's date. >> So you you reported that someone was just like in the road walking around. I actually by the by the time I called 911 it was because I found the vehicle two and two together. It was just like yeah there's I'm reporting I said the first thing I said on reporting a crash that I just you know came across a vehicle >> that was on the side of the road and there's also a man that I had also just seen happened to see wandering down the road >> and you were while you you came across this by getting trying to get your mail. >> Yep. Okay. >> I left my residence at about 12:30 a.m. to check my mailbox for expected packages. >> So, you were you went down to get your mail out of your mailbox and you noticed the man first? >> Yeah. He was almost directly right across the street. >> Okay. >> He was on his cell phone. He was looking down on his cell phone which is just odd at this especially this summer night this morning or something and then they don't have cell phones like they're not standing there on their cell phones. >> But because he was in black, I just um took a mental note to watch out for him on my way back cuz my plan was to circle on back and pull up to my mailbox. Um, so I have uh I went to get my mail and I noticed a man in the road dressed in black. Uh, question. Did he say anything to you? >> No, I was just continuing to drive. I didn't. He didn't. He was looking on his phone. I don't even know if he noticed me. Like if you needed help, why didn't you holler down help? [laughter] >> And then when I pulled up to him later on and I asked him if he needed help, no. But yeah, you're gonna go walk into town for service. >> So he didn't say anything. Then you got your mail and then did you like go >> and then I kept trying to go to the left to the first driveway on the left so I can turn around because my plan was to pull up on my >> So once you got your mail, did you speak with him? >> Um I didn't even get my mail until after they pulled up on him. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I didn't even pull back up to my mailbox. I said to him, "Hey, you know, do you need help?" And he said, "Oh, you probably heard the sirens." And he's like, "I'm not drunk." Um, he said I said, "So, did is that you?" >> Let's just let's just back it up. All right. Um, what was your first interaction with him? You you you saw you were you turn around in that in that uh driveway. >> It was all the way down there. That was my first interaction >> over here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. After I checked the vehicle, after I noticed nobody was in the vehicle. >> Okay. >> After they were like, "Well, where's the man in black?" >> Okay. >> Do you see him anymore? And I said, "No, he's not walking this direction. He must be walking the other direction." >> So, once you found his white vehicle, you decided to drive back down that way. And uh >> once I found it, I checked if there was anybody that needed help. Mhm. >> And then Yeah, that's that's when they were asking me about where he might be. And then so then that's when you drove down and you rolled down, hey, are you all right? Kind of thing. Okay. >> I noticed he was kind of stumbling and like I told 911, I didn't really feel safe approaching him, but I was like, >> "Hey, maybe he doesn't need >> I got Let me just uh we'll get all that." >> I bought this thing that you're supposed to be able to plug into your phone, I mean your car, and then it auto connects your phone to play Netflix on the dash. Oh, sweet. >> So, is that legal? >> Probably not. >> Um, >> it's for when I'm parked cuz I'm parked waiting for doors a lot. >> When you found him, um, what was the conversation like with him? >> I said, "Hey, >> do you need any help?" >> I was wondering if you want me to go slow. >> No, you good. >> Um, he said immediately, >> you probably heard the sirens, which there wasn't any sirens yet. >> What was the conversation like? And then and then he said, "Uh, yep. I'm the one that got in the accident down there. I I'm trying to call for help, but my phone doesn't have any service." And I said to him that they wanted you to go down there and return down to the accident. >> You said that earlier you told me he told you he wasn't drunk or anything. >> Yep. He said that. >> So So you you pulled up to him. You said, "Hey, uh, >> you all right? if you need. You asked him if you need any help and he responded with >> You like mumbled right away. No, I'm I'm um I'm I'm all right. You probably heard the sirens. I'm not drunk. And then he went on saying that his phone doesn't have any service. And then I said, "Well, you they want you to return to the accident." And he said, "No, I'm just going to go get some help." Then he walked away. It was very brief. It's funny. Everything I bought from T-Mobile was for my car. I bought this window cleaner and this car phone charger that's just a retractable phone cord. >> Uh while he was walking, did he did he uh did he was he walking normal? Was he stumbling? >> Right. That's what I said right 911 as soon as I pulled up that he seemed like he was stumbling. He seemed like he was drunk as I approached him. >> Oh, come on. False advertising. Supposed to be three C chargers. >> Come on. >> Was he Was his Was his voice normal or >> It was raspy. >> Raspy. Okay. >> I grew up around drunk people so I can immediately tell. He avoided eye contact. >> Mhm. >> He didn't even ask for help. Like you just got up the road. Wouldn't you want to use my phone? Your phone doesn't have service. My phone has service. You didn't even ask. >> Yeah. All right. If you want to just sign here and initial up here. Um, >> did he uh Yeah, initial here. >> Yeah. I'm just kind of waiting before I sign. I'm sorry. >> I apologize for my awful handwriting. >> My child's probably worse. >> Ah, it's probably not too far off. >> Uh, initial here. >> Yep. And then sign right down here. And then you're all set. Did you uh I'm sorry that um did that previous deputy uh get your >> Number I only gave it to 911. >> Awesome. Well, I'll get it just in case they didn't write it down properly. So, >> all right. >> 315. >> One second. Let me get I got to put all this away. It's getting kind of wet. >> Yeah. I bet you weren't expecting to see all this. Just go into the mailbox. I was just going to go to a quick run to the mailbox. >> Goodness. >> Got to do the do the right thing. >> A little excitement for your night then. >> Yeah. And it was just like perfectly parked. So I really didn't expect it. It was like in an accident either until I saw the mailbox down. >> Right. All right. >> I'm like, "Okay, good number. Sorry. It was an Alaska number." >> Uh, and I got your date of birth, your name, and uh, this is your address. Okay, we're all set. Thank you so much, ma'am. >> You too. Take care. >> You're all thrown. >> Okay. Where you coming from, man? >> Uh, I see my girlfriend. She's >> over here, man. >> So, where's the truck at? >> Right by that car service. >> No, a little farther than that. A >> little farther than that. >> Yep. >> All right. Where you come from tonight? You said >> North Atlanta. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Me and my girlfriend. We're just kind of going through like a little thing or whatever. So, I just came over here. >> All right. Sounds good, man. We get your ID here quick. They said I haven't been drinking nothing. Another word on that part here for you >> here. While we're doing that, you want to come to the back of my car. >> Yeah, no problem. We'll see. >> Just to make sure. Yeah. While we're in the middle of the road, there's guard around both sides. >> I was looking for roadside assistance on my uh one bank card I had. I couldn't I couldn't read the phone number on the back of the card. I know I had it. >> What kind of truck you got? Well, Colorado. All right. Yeah. Two wheel drive. So, >> there we go. >> There you go. It's all >> your Colorado. >> It's a 22. >> Oh, the new one. >> Yeah. >> What color? >> It's white. >> Oh, heck yeah. >> Yeah. It looks like kind of like a cop car. Sorry. Has a brush card. >> Oh, doesn't it? >> Kind of looks sorted like a nice Yeah. >> All right. >> That's my parents. >> That's your parents. Where you living now? >> How long did you move there? >> About a year. >> About a year. >> Yeah. I bought a house in >> Did you update on your license? >> I haven't yet. >> Not wrote on there. >> I haven't yet. I'm so sorry. I get that or >> Well, we'll we'll see. >> Same area code. >> You're pretty obvious. You're being good with me, so I'll try to be good. You >> mind house? >> So, I'm going to give you a ride back up there to the car, right? You mind if I just patch you down? Make sure you don't have any guns or anything. No guns, knives, nothing. Nothing. >> All right. >> Hang tight. What's that? Just a wallet and phone. It feels like it's just random. Like my phone. I don't have no weapons. Nothing. >> No, you're good. I just want to make sure. >> No drugs. No. >> Yeah. I just want you >> put you in my car. I don't want to give you a knife or something. Right. >> What you got to do, man? >> Here. We're going to get right on this side here. All right. >> Yeah. Yeah. Perfect. >> And I'll give you a ride back up there. >> That sounds good. >> Yeah. So, how'd you get off the road? >> I must have just freaking got tired or something. >> Something. I don't know what I know what happened. >> All right. Hang tight right there. >> All right. All right, Justin. Hop out here. Hopping out. >> Hey, sir. How you doing? >> Good. How are you, sir? >> Good. I'm deputy pressure. Okay. And these are my partners here. Okay. >> Nice to meet you. >> What is it? >> Justin Davis. >> Justin. Yep. >> Justin, I'm actually going to be standing right where uh Deputy Lane is and face me. Okay. No problem. >> All right. Do you have any medical conditions or anything? >> Not one bit. >> Okay. Nothing like that. Take any medications today? >> No. >> Drink anything today? >> No. One drop. >> No. Not one drop. >> You take any uh illegal medications or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. >> We're going to wait till his lights move. >> Yeah. >> You're good. You can look away, man. >> He's He's about to move, so we're good. >> I don't know if that was part of the test though. >> No, no, no. Absolutely fail this one. >> Absolutely not. We'll wait. He's going to move right now, so we should be good. That takes >> all right. >> What happened, man? >> No, I just I must have reached down and grabbed something, got on the shoulder, you know, got stuck on the shoulder, you know, me looking up. I don't know what happened. >> I got you. >> It's cuz I ended up in the finger leaves there. >> Yeah. Do you have any medical conditions or anything I need to know about? >> No, sir. >> All right. Any uh contacts, glasses? >> Nope. >> No. Is that your wallet? Did you already give him your ID? I got cigarette. Why don't >> you just throw it in your pocket for me? [clears throat] >> Thank you. All right. So, nothing with your eyes? Nope. >> No contacts, glasses, nothing like that. Yep. Okay. I'm just going to check out your eyes real quick. Okay. >> All right. Actually, so see this little bumper right here? >> This little bumper. Just take a seat on that for me. Okay. >> Just cuz you're too tall for me. All right. I'm I'm a short guy. All right. >> Yeah. No, that's fine. No, I understand. >> All right. Seat tip my pen right there. >> Yep. >> All right. Watch out with your eyes and your eyes alone. Okay. Now, move your head. >> It's 122. >> I haven't drank. I haven't done anything. So, >> no, you're good. >> You're good. I just want to keep looking at my my pen here. Okay. >> See this uh see took my pen out. Keep following that. Okay. Okay. Still see the tip of my pen? >> Yep. >> All right. Make sure you're looking at that tip of my pen. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Don't look past that. >> Yep. >> Still see that silver part? >> Yep. >> All right. >> I'm looking at the light, though. >> You're okay. Just keep looking where that silver should be. Okay. Yep. I'm mad at all, am I? >> What's that? >> I'm not my head at all, am I? >> No, you're fine. >> Okay. >> You still see in my bed? >> Yep, I see your pen. >> Okay. >> You're okay? Yeah. >> Still see it? >> Yep, I see it. 8122. 22. >> So if you want to take it, then I'd do the walk and turn and >> works for me. No matter what you want to do, [clears throat] >> it's up to you. If you want to continue do the other two, I can articulate that we did that. Or >> I can either do that or I had you start them. You can do one [snorts] after me. Whichever way you think is going to be better. >> Your decision. You tell me. >> I might as well just keep going. I have to do. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to have you face me. Okay. >> Yep. >> I'm going to have you take one step away from the car for this one. >> All right. What I want you to do is put your feet together. >> Yep. >> Take your hands out of your pockets. Set them right to your sides. Okay. >> Stay just like that. Okay. >> When I tell you to, you're going to tilt your head back as far as you can go. >> You're going to close your eyes. Okay. >> When you close your eyes, you're going to estimate the passage of 30 seconds. >> Yep. >> All right. When you believe you've gotten to 30 seconds, I want you to look forward and tell me you're done. >> Okay. >> Do you understand that? All those >> Can we just take like a breath or something? cuz I really haven't drank nothing. I haven't done nothing. >> We're not going to This is This is the policy that we have to do. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah, no problem. Yeah. It just seems kind of >> Yeah. I mean, yeah. >> Breathalyzer comes later. We have certain steps that we have to do. >> Okay. I'm ready for the breathalyzer. I think >> Yeah, that's fine. So, go ahead and put your feet together, your hands at your sides. >> All right. So, again, you're going to tilt your head back as far as you can. Wait till I'm telling you the directions. Okay. >> You're going to tilt your head back as far as you can and you're going to close your eyes. >> Okay. >> You're going to estimate the passage of 30 seconds. When you get done, when you get to 30 seconds in your head, I want you to look forward and tell me you're done. >> Do you understand those directions? >> Yep. >> All right. Feet together, hands at your side, >> head back, close your eyes, and you can start. >> 30. >> You're done? >> Yep. I'm done. >> Okay. >> All right. You can open your eyes. [clears throat] >> All right. I'll have you come right over here for me. See this white line? [clears throat] Yep. >> All right. I'm going to have you put your left foot on that white line. All right. I'm going to have you take your right foot and put it directly in front of your left foot in a heel totoe manner. >> Yep. >> I want you to keep your arms right at your sides. Okay. I want you put that cigarette in your pocket so you don't have it in your hand. >> All right. So again, left foot on the line, right foot directly in front of it, hands at your sides. Stay right there till I tell you to do something else. You understand? >> Yeah. >> That's okay. Stay right there till I tell you to do something else. Yeah. >> When I tell you to, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps on that white line. Okay? It's going to look like this. 1 2 3. So on up to nine. When you get to nine, you're going to leave your lead foot on the line. Take a series of small steps around. And you're going to take nine heel totoe steps back on that same line. Okay? >> While you do this, I want you to look at your feet, count your steps out loud, keep your hands at your sides, and don't stop the test until you've completed the test. Okay? >> Do you understand all of my instructions? Yes, sir. >> All right. Whenever you're ready to begin, you can begin. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> Okay. Put it back in your car for a minute. >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> I just got a question for you. >> Yeah. Um, so is there anything illegal in the vehicle? >> Not at all. Even got nothing in there. >> We can So you're okay with us searching? There's nothing in there. There's nothing in there. I'll just appreciate that, man. Well, we'll just kind of do our due diligence. We're going to double check. Make sure nothing in there. We'll get going. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Thank you, man. We'll keep you warm in here. Might as well smoke. >> Not at this time. All right. >> Yeah. No problem. >> All right. When's the last time you smoked weed, man? Uh probably a couple days ago. >> Okay. Is this >> You found some weed in there? Oh, >> I found your pipe. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. That was my dad's. He left it in there the other day in there. >> He left it in there the other day. >> Yeah. He smoked some weed. >> Okay. >> He's got like, you know, pain. >> Okay. You didn't take anything today? >> No. Nothing. >> Okay. All right. Well, you're showing signs of impairment to me. So, >> from what? What? >> From what? You have the lack of convergence, which means your eyes won't cross. Okay. And then your your tests were also They weren't good. >> No. >> Okay. >> You performed poorly. Oh, >> okay. I thought I thought it was the one part like started off bad, you know, but Okay. I don't take them test, you know, a lot. So, >> it makes sense. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, would you be willing to do a a breathalyzer? >> No problem. Okay. Yeah. Let me let me get it. >> Yeah. It's Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Sorry about that. >> No, you're fine. All right, buddy. Sorry if you fell. >> You You can swing your legs out. We'll do it. No problem. I don't know if you want to get up. >> No, you're good, buddy. I'm sorry. What was your first name again? >> Justin. >> Justin. Yep. One second, buddy. >> Yeah, no problem. >> Yeah, you're good. >> Sorry about You're fine. You're fine. Listen, you're fine. >> I don't need >> All right. So, you're just going to blow like you're blowing up a really big balloon. Okay. >> Ready? >> Y. >> Go ahead. Keep going. Keep blowing. Keep going. Keep blowing. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> So, you were blowing too hard. As funny as it sounds. Yeah. So, just a little bit lighter right there. >> So, I thought it was going to be a >> No, you're good, dude. You did too good of a job. All right, one more time. >> Little harder right there. Perfect. Keep going. Good. [snorts] [clears throat] >> All right. You blew zero, so you're good there. >> Yeah. Yeah. I stopped right there. >> Yeah. All right. So, I just want to double check that test that I had questions on. Okay. >> Yeah. No problem. >> All right. So, you can sit right there. You're good right where you are. >> All right. So, you still see the tip of my pen here? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> All right. Still see the You still see that silver part? >> Yep. >> All right. Just keep following it. Okay. >> Yep. All right. Still see it? >> Yeah. All right. Make sure you keep following this silver part. Okay. >> Anywhere. Yeah. Yeah. It's right there. Yeah. >> All right. Thank you. >> Still see it? >> Yep. I see it. >> All right. Goes up in the dark. I can't really see it. >> Is that better? >> Still see it? >> Yeah. When it goes up here, it gets dark, you know, like black. Yeah. I mean, I can't see it that way. You >> still see the tip of that pen? >> I see it when it's right in front of me. Yeah. >> Okay. Keep looking at it. Okay. >> No problem. All right. >> All right. Why don't you step out here for me? Okay. Yes, sir. >> All right. So, this is where I am at. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Right now, you're going to be placed under arrest. >> Okay. >> For driving while ability impaired. >> Okay. >> I believe you are impaired by a substance. I don't believe it to be alcohol. I believe it to be drugs. Okay. >> Okay. So, go ahead and turn around. Transind your back form. >> Yep. >> You have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, hurt me? >> No, I do not. [snorts] >> Trans back 1050. >> I'm going to double lock you so they don't tighten up. Okay. All right, I'm going to pat you down. All right. >> I'm going to take everything out of your pockets. Okay. Yep. So, there's nothing that's going to poke me, stick me or hurt me. Nothing. >> That is correct. Yeah. It should just be a wallet and phone. >> Should just be a wallet. >> Phone. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's all in there. >> Just stay facing that way. Okay. >> No pocket knives or anything else. >> All right. Cool. No needles or anything like that? >> No. No needles. No. >> All right. I'm an angry guy. If I find needles after >> I don't do needles, brother. appreciate >> like shots and [ __ ] >> I got you. I got you. >> Is this your phone? >> Yeah, >> man. I haven't seen a flip phone in years. >> Oh, man. >> That's why you didn't have service. >> Not at all, man. >> Can you hear me now? >> You can't hear me now? >> Can you hear me now? I don't know. >> Nothing tucked in your shorts, right? >> No. >> Nothing. >> Just another lighter in here. >> Probably turn this way just a little bit for me. In the front. Couple dollars. >> Oh jeez. >> Don't lose those. I don't want to lose your money, but >> yeah. Can't buy much for a couple dollars nowadays. >> No. >> Well, it's in my wallet. >> I'm going turn your flashlight off so your phone don't die. Okay. >> Thank you. >> What's up with the flip phone and the other phone? >> Yeah, just use one for internet and the other one. You want to have Wi-Fi, use my flip phone for, you know, >> you know, in my experience when people got two phones, what they're doing, right? >> What do you think? >> Illegal things. Oh jeez, my burner phone. That's funny. >> You guys got work phone? >> I do. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Um, [snorts] >> so tell me again how you crash, man. >> Uh, I think I may have, you know, I just got up in the shoulder a little bit and sucked me right in. I'm an excellent driver. I'm heading back to Dundee. >> I mean, it's parked here like that. That's good. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Okay. >> I'm going to unzip your coat just for a second. Okay. I'm not going to let you freeze. I promise. >> Nice. >> You don't have anything in here, do you? >> No. >> You sure? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> All right. Again, if I find something, I'm not having >> No, no. I don't I'm not I won't make you angry. >> All right. I appreciate that. >> Unless you put something in there. I'm >> not going to do that. No. You guys are uh I like my job. I'm too No, no. I >> read you some things now. Okay. Yep. All right, these first songs are called your Miranda warnings. Okay, >> you have the right to remain silent. >> You may stop answering questions at any time if you desire. You have the right to a lawyer and to have your lawyer present with you during any question. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be provided to you without cost. Do you understand each of these rights that I've explained to you? >> Yeah. Having these rights in minds, do you wish to talk to us now? >> Talk to you. >> Okay. >> All right. So, this next one is called your refusal warnings. Okay. >> You're under arrest for driving while intoxicated or driving while ability impaired by the use of drugs. Will you submit to a chemical test to determine alcohol or drug content of your blood? >> No, I don't see why I have to do that. I haven't done any of that. So, >> let me keep reading. Okay. >> Okay. A refusal to submit to a chemical test or any portion thereof will result in the immediate suspension and subsequent revocation of your license or operating privilege. Whether or not you are found guilty of the charge for which you are arrested. Your refusal to submit to a chemical test or any portion thereof can be introduced into evidence against you at any trial, proceeding, or hearing resulting from this arrest. Okay. Will you submit to a chemical test to determine the alcohol or drug content of your blood? >> Sure. >> Okay. So, what we're going to do is we're going to go down to Soldiers and Sailors, and they're going to draw your blood. Okay, >> good. Yeah. >> All right. Have a seat in the car right there. Jesus. >> I know. It's >> Yeah, we're good. >> You got to like turn sideways. Do your thing. You good? I know you're a big guy. >> Pull that over. >> You can take my car.