What are you doing? Hello. What are you doing, boss? You see anything weird about where you're stopped at right now? All right. Can you roll down the window the rest of the way for me? What's your name? >> Jacob Hallbauer. >> Jacob, what are you doing over here today? >> I was outside, tired. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink? Done any drugs? Marijuana? Nothing? Just tired? Do you realize that you are parked facing the sidewalk, blocking two lanes of the drive-thru at McDonald's right now? >> I did not realize that. I thought that I was outside. >> Where did you think you were? Let's start there. >> McDonald's. >> You said it was McDonald's? >> I was saying in the Cyrus McDonald's. They have their drive-thrus here. >> In front of the drive-thru? >> Like right by the like when you drive in, like that's where they are. >> How long have you been here? What? You had to guess. Say. How did you get here? From where? >> Columbus City. >> Where at Columbus? Columbus is a big place. >> What time did you leave your friend's house at, Jacob? >> I don't [ __ ] know. >> If you had to guess. >> I'm not even going to cuz I can't give you a right answer. I'm not going >> Do you know what time it is now without looking? >> What? Why would I? >> If you had to guess. >> Why would I? >> You don't even You can't even guess what time it is right now. >> It is like this. >> No. >> I don't [ __ ] know. >> What you're going to do is go ahead and turn the car off for me. >> No. >> Yes. >> like to speak to a supervisor. >> What was that? >> I would like to speak to >> Okay, well after you turn the car off we can talk about getting a supervisor. Right now I'm giving you a lawful order. >> Okay. >> So turn the car off >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> and hand me your keys. You want to put it in park first? Hit the brake maybe? >> No. I'll just do what you told me to do, man. I told you to turn off the Great. What the [ __ ] This is ridiculous. >> It is ridiculous. You're literally parked in the two drive-thru lanes right now, Jacob. >> man. >> All right, here's what I'm going to do is go ahead and step out of the car for me. >> where I'm not going. I don't know. >> You don't have a choice. Okay? You're not opening my door. >> No. No, man. You're not opening my [ __ ] door. >> Jacob, here's the deal. Either you're going to step out or we're going to pull you out. Are you going to >> I'm calling I want to speak to a somebody. >> Cops are here. >> I know. I want to Why can't we just >> Jacob. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I am giving you the option to step out of the car. >> Oh my god. >> Have a seat on the curb. >> This is [ __ ] man. This is [ __ ] happening. >> Have a seat on the curb. >> You're an [ __ ] man. You suck. >> Look at where you're at. >> I understand that, man. I [ __ ] up. I [ __ ] up. I was tired. I'm sorry. >> Hey, there's one thing with being tired, but not knowing what time it is, where you're at >> I knew I was. >> And parking in the drive-thru, we've got some problems, okay? >> I pulled over to sleep. >> I'm going to run your You pulled over in the middle of the drive-thru, dude. >> I [ __ ] up. I [ __ ] up, okay? Twice over. >> Okay. Here's what you're going to do. You're going to stay seated there while I run your information, okay? >> Yeah. >> And then we're probably going to run you through some field sobriety tests. >> I mean, I'll do whatever. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, hang tight right there. >> Can I smoke? >> No, you cannot. Not right now. >> So, one of you guys can block the rest of the drive-thru off for us. We did it that way to make sure >> Okay. So, we talked about field sobriety tests, okay? >> Yeah. >> Are you going to perform them? >> I mean, what is it? >> You said you had >> I've had I've had Yeah, I have knee issues. >> Okay. >> Which are documented if you want to see. >> Okay. That won't affect your eyes? >> Oh, no. >> You got to roll my eyes. >> Okay. Just one knee or both knees? >> My left. >> Okay. So, you can still do a one-leg stand with one knee? >> 400 lbs, bro. >> The field sobriety tests are designed for whether you're 100 lbs or 400 lbs. Yes. Do you have any oppositions to us checking you to make sure you don't have any weapons? >> I have no weapons. >> Okay. Well, without Are you okay if I check? >> I freely >> Without reaching in your pockets, all right. >> Don't reach in my pockets. >> Are you okay if I check? >> No. Are you going to reach in my pockets? >> No. I'm going to check to make sure you don't have any weapons on you. You okay if I pat you down to make sure you don't have weapons? >> Before you do anything, but I will let you check. I really don't like my cop. >> Okay. Well, you start acting the way you were acting when I asked you to get out of the car, you got a problem, okay? >> you guys have been getting here. We've already been told by the police >> Okay. Go and put your hands behind your back. You're not under arrest. >> Hopefully I am. >> You're not under arrest. I'm going to hold on to your hands. >> There's no Put them behind your back. Have you ever been arrested before, Jacob? Okay. So, then why are you acting all weird about this? >> Because I >> Spread your feet for me. >> What? >> Spread your feet. All right. So, here's what we're going to do, okay? I'm going to have you stand right here. Right here. Okay? You're going to put your feet together like this. >> I have terrible balance. If you're going to do some sort of balance test, I'm not going to hold up. >> You put your feet together like this. >> I can't do it for real, though. >> Put your arms down at your sides. Okay? So, just in that position. I'm going to have you do this. Go ahead and brush your hair out of your eyes for me. All right. So, do you have Do you wear contacts or glasses? >> I should, yes. >> Have you worn them before? >> I've been prescribed them. I never got them. >> How long ago were you prescribed them? >> Um 3 years ago. >> Do you see fine without them? >> No, I I don't. >> Do you see fine enough to drive? >> Yeah, I believe I can Yeah, I'm fancy enough to drive. >> Okay. All right. Do you have any head injuries? >> Yes, I was hit in the head with a baseball when I was 16. >> Okay, so do you have any recent head injuries that would affect you now? >> I believe not. >> Okay. So, I'm going to have you do this. Follow the tip of my finger, okay? >> Excuse me. >> You're going to follow the tip of my finger. >> it's a pole. I'm sorry. >> You don't have to be >> I'm just asking. >> You're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only without moving your head, okay? Do you understand that? >> Yes, don't move my head but my eyes to your finger. >> Okay, keep your arms down at your sides. Get them out of your pockets. Arms down at your sides. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. All right, I need you to stop squinting, okay? >> I can't. There's a light in my eye. >> Have you always been this sensitive to light cuz right now my light is on your elbow. >> I'm just saying I can see it. >> Any medical conditions, Jacob? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> are they? >> I mean, I feel like it's personal. >> Okay. Well, right now I'm investigating whether you're impaired or medically fit. So, I mean, if you want to keep it personal, that's fine, but be aware that if I don't know that there's some underlying medical issue, you might go to jail. >> I'd rather go to jail. >> Because if I can't determine whether it's related to your medical condition or your drugs or alcohol, we're going to have a problem. >> I didn't know drugs were alcohol. >> Well, I'm trying to figure that out. So, do you have any medical conditions you want to tell me about now? >> No, I mean >> All right. Continue to follow the tip of my finger, please. >> Yes, sir. I'm getting rain in my eye. >> Okay. All right. Step over here. >> Yes, sir. >> Next test we're going to do is called the walk and turn test. >> I can't I can't do that. >> It involves walking and turning. You walk and turn fine. >> legs and I cannot walk in a straight line and not be able to do a turn like that. I can't even get my [ __ ] feet my [ __ ] feet. I'm telling you, man. Like you're you're messing with me. You're dealing with someone who has a terrible terrible knee. >> So, you have a terrible knee and your knee injury affects your ability to put your feet in front of each other. >> Yes, it affects my balance. It affects everything. >> Okay. >> I mean, am I going to have to walk? Is that what you told me to do? >> Yes, in a straight line. >> With one foot in front of the other. >> Yes. >> Yes, that is going to be a problem. >> Okay. I will note that in the report. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> All right. So, let me take about four steps back for me. >> do it shoeless? >> You want to do it shoeless in the rain. >> Yes, sir, because they have steel toes and they affect my balance. >> Sure. You want to do it shoeless, you are more than welcome to do it shoeless. Go ahead and step right there. Where my light is. >> Yes, sir. Facing the camera. >> Facing me. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, here's what we're going to do, okay? I'm going to have you go ahead and put your right foot in front of your left foot, heel to toe. >> On that line? >> Yep. >> There's no way. I told you there's no way. There's no way. I can't do it. I'm [ __ ] fat, dude. I'm 400 lbs. There's no way. I literally cannot >> Put your arms down at your sides. >> I can't. >> Put your arms down at your sides. There we go. All right. You're going to stay in that position while I give you some instructions, okay? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. When I tell you to do so, not until I tell you to do so, you're taking a series of nine heel-to-toe steps. >> Nine? Okay. >> I'm going to take three to demonstrate, but you're going to take nine, okay? So, you're going to look down at your feet. You're going to count one, two, three. Again, I took three, you're going to take nine, okay? On the ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot where it is. You're going to take a series of small steps and turn yourself around. It's going to look like this. Then you're going to take nine more heel-to-toe steps back. One, two, three. Okay, I took three, you're going to take nine. You understand that? >> I call my lawyer. >> Do you want to talk to your lawyer or do you want to finish these tests? >> I want to talk to my lawyer. >> Okay. Well, in that case, what I'm going to have you do is go ahead and face that car right there. >> Well, no. Okay. >> No. No. No, we're past the point. >> Why? >> I'm here. >> Put your hands up. >> I'm doing it. >> No, you're done. You're done. Okay, you can talk to a lawyer. >> No, I want to talk to a lawyer now. >> Well, you don't make the demands here. It's something that you haven't learned since we started this WHOLE THING, OKAY? RELAX AND I'LL FIX IT. >> OKAY, THANK YOU. >> You can talk to a lawyer after we get done doing this. Before we leave here. >> No. >> Okay, well, you're in custody. Right now you're being arrested on suspicion of OVI. >> Why though? What the what >> Uh for starters, you drove into the double lanes of the drive-thru facing the building, not in the parking spot. You didn't even have the car in park. You were literally sitting here with your foot on the brake. When I asked you to turn the car off, you let the car continue to roll back without hitting the brake. Okay, well, I can fit my entire finger in that one. And I can fit almost my entire finger in that one. Listen. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to have an attorney present during questioning. If you cannot afford one, one will be provided for you. You understand that? If you choose to start answering my questions, you have the right to start stop answering my questions at any time and invoke your right to remain silent. Do you understand that? All right, what we're going to do is we're going to put you in that car there that's behind your car. >> Can you please pull a little bit more slack? >> Nope. >> Come on, man. >> Other side. >> Yes, sir. >> Yep. >> I agree. >> You agree? >> 95 >> This could have been a lot easier. >> No, it couldn't, man. You were going to [ __ ] >> This is where we got him. >> Okay. >> Right? No? >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> In this jungle thing? >> 22, start next rotational for an impound. >> Copy. >> All right, copy that. I'm good. Almost. Who should I number in that? You think we're good here? No. >> I think I'm going to pass out. >> Have a seat. >> I'm good. >> 22, go ahead and start a medic out here. Saying he's getting hot and he's going to pass out. >> I'm not going to pass out. >> Stick your foot up in there. >> Well, can you just like take my uh hoodie and like pull it forward, please? Like from the neck. I swear. I swear. Oh, yeah. I got Thank you. >> Appreciate it. We're going to have a medic come out and look at you. >> Why? >> Cuz you're acting weird. >> Why? >> What do you mean? >> Put your black side up there. Hold on. Let me get fire. >> It's really hot. Can you give me a little more neck room, please? So, can you like pull it out, please? I'm begging you. I appreciate >> Hey, don't want to break my [ __ ] neck or anything. Oh man, I love you right now. Thank you. >> Here's the form that you have to read, okay? >> I can't read right now. >> All right. Well, I'm going to set it there and you can follow along if you choose to, okay? >> Maybe I'm positioned wrong or something. Am I? >> No. It might It might help if you turn and look that way. If I look this way? Yeah. I can still fit my entire finger in there. >> So, I'm not lying to you. >> I'm not saying that you are lying, but I can fit my entire finger in each of those cuff rings. >> I love you, man. I'm freaking out, man. >> Listen, I need you to take some deep breaths. >> I should close the door. >> Okay. Well, fortunately, I can't make the car any bigger. >> I know. >> All right. So, take some deep breaths. >> Can you please pull me out of this thing, man? >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Like super far, like [ __ ] stretch it, dude. >> Oh, thank you so much. >> Okay, we're good. >> Take some deep breaths. Medic's coming to look at you. >> I appreciate you so much, man. >> So, here's the deal. I will take these handcuffs off for them to look at you. >> Yes, sir. >> But if you try to pull away, walk away, tell me what you're going to do, what you're not going to do again, they won't come back. >> Take off. I submit to you. >> Do you understand that? >> Absolutely. >> We seem to have some confusion about who's in charge here and we need to get that straight before we take the handcuffs off again, okay? >> Yeah, I get it. Yeah. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, I'll read this form to you after they get done with you. >> Yes, sir. >> Let me check you. >> Now, medical conditions they're going to want to know about. >> Okay. >> Are there any that I need to know about? Diabetes? >> Yeah, probably. >> Okay. Have you had your insulin today? >> No, I don't I don't know if I have diabetes. I was pre-diabetic. Uh Um uh >> Okay. They're going to check your blood sugar, okay? >> Yes, sir. >> Now, I'm going to read you a form that talks about testing for drugs and alcohol. >> Yes, sir. >> We'll get to that point, okay? But for them to medically evaluate you correctly, are there any drugs that I need to be aware of that would be in your system that might be affecting your health right now? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> No alcohol. >> Okay. Here's what we're going to do, okay? We had that talk about the handcuffs. >> Yes, sir. >> They're going to come off. >> Yes, sir. >> But they're going to come off for as long as you are cooperative. Do you understand that? >> Yes, yes, yes, sir. >> All right. Go ahead and hop out. >> You got me. >> So, he was found like this in the drive-thru. Uh he has since been acting abnormally, >> I don't know what that is. >> complaining of getting hot, wanting me to pull his sweatshirt away from his neck. >> I'm sorry. >> So, make sure that there's not something medically going on. >> I'm sorry. Dude, that's not fair, man. Oh. Oh, my god. >> You guys detained him or not? >> He is under arrest right now. >> Until otherwise. >> Oh. Look at that. I'm sorry. >> Couldn't even give me a range of what time it might have been. >> Using the vape. >> Potentially, he's got a lot of scratches on his face, but >> What? A lot of them. >> Complaining of his face itching a lot, and >> I never complain of my face itching. >> Can do take your arm out for me? >> When have I ever said my face itches? >> Don't worry about them, just talk to us right now, okay? So, let me hear your story. What were you doing when we got >> He's also been patted down, but he hasn't been thoroughly searched. >> Okay, okay. Okay. Okay, just let me see you sleep, huh? Can you go down? Can you >> just leave it down cuz we can do it? >> Yeah, you do away with talking about that. Pretty soon. >> Medics are looking at >> Are you hurting anywhere? >> No, cuz I can breathe. I was I was on the up side. Okay, I feel like I was tweeting >> I'm sorry, I'm sorry. >> I'm done, I'm done, okay. >> Just try to get your arm >> So, I'm here. Hey Jacob, real quick, I'm going to take whatever's in your shirt pocket there out. Nope, I'm going to take it I'm going to >> You remember what we just talked about before? >> That's what I thought, okay. Any other drugs on >> No, no, that's it. I didn't take >> Okay, what is it in the bag? >> I don't know, MDMA. >> Okay. You're honest with me, I will serve straight up. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm not a drug user, like I don't >> Yeah. >> I was >> Hey, let me ask you a question then. >> Yes, sir. >> You're not a drug user, what were those drugs for that were in your pocket that you kept trying to cover up the whole time you were talking to him? >> I had mistakes, like I'm not a drug user, right? Exactly, I don't >> So, you just have the drugs, but you don't use the drugs? >> No, I definitely acquired the drugs in my May have been on me, I don't know. I really don't know, I haven't made up my mind. >> So, if you're not going to go to the hospital, here's what we're going to do, okay? See, you are being charged with both OVI and obstruction of justice or obstructing official business, you're going to jail. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> That being said, there's a drug recognition expert on duty with the county, okay? If you are willing, he'll come out and evaluate you, and verify whether you're telling us the truth about whether you're on or under the influence of any drugs right now, okay? If you're willing to do that, that'll be at the jail, okay? >> Okay. >> I mean, either way you're going to the jail, but so if you want to try to clear your name and say, "Hey, you're not driving under the influence or under the influence of drugs," that'd be your chance to do so. >> What are you going to pick me? >> Yeah, I'm going to pick you up. We need to make sure that you're not That's it. We need to make sure that your blood sugar's not bad to where you don't pass out or something. What's that you do? He's going to look at He's going to do a couple of advanced tests and look at other things to determine if There's six different ones. They're basically They're kind of like the ones we did, but there's a few extra ones that are more There's There's some that aren't related to your balance or anything like that. It's more related to your cognitive function. Okay? But he will be able to explain it to you more. He's been to school for it, okay? Yes. I mean, either way, we're going to talk about testing. What? You will find out. There might be. I don't know what Delaware. Yep. Appreciate All right, Jacob. Go and step on down? Can you face that seat you were just in? Okay, hands behind your back for me. 22 >> I can get out of jail. >> What? >> Can I get out of jail? I was like get out of jail. >> That's not up to me to decide. >> Okay. >> The judge. >> What's that? >> Probably Monday morning. Yep. What? I will grab your hoodie. Step to the left. Thanks guys. Face the 911. All right. Open your mouth. Lift your tongue up. No, not your head, your tongue. Come see. >> I honestly can't um I can't um Okay. Well, I deal with it, yeah. >> What's the number? I don't know the number. I don't know the number on hand. >> The jail won't let you look at numbers. >> Oh, well, your phone has battery power left on it now. >> Yes, sir. It turned off. >> It turned off? >> Yeah. >> The password is 8080. >> think it was on. >> Okay. All right. Ow. >> Okay. >> I just opened up my mouth. >> Yeah, it's not a lot. >> [ __ ] you. >> How are you doing today? >> Oh, I'm doing all right. It was going to be the end.