Hello, good evening. Good, I'm Deputy Sheriff. He's got his sheriff's. I'm stopping you cuz you didn't use your left signal. So, when you turn left at that light, you didn't use your signal. >> Okay. >> What's going on here? >> We're driving back. >> [laughter] >> Like right off the road. >> Yeah, license plate. >> Yep. >> Your inspection or your registration's up this month, just so you know. >> paid it. >> Did you? Perfect, so. All right, so you know you got to be in a seat, right? >> Yes, I know, but. So, we're moving. >> moving. I just sold my house and yeah. >> all your junk. >> We're literally just going right there. That's my fault, but I'm really tall in the back. >> All right. Well, listen, just so you know, you're an adult, which means that you get the ticket if I write it. >> All right, well, then. >> going to write it. >> I would say, "Do what you got to do." >> If I was, you'd get it, okay? >> Okay, that's fine. I'll just got to do. >> don't crash. All right. You have anything to drink today? >> I did have one today. >> One? When? >> Uh like an hour ago. >> An hour ago? Was it a beer, shot, wine? A shot? >> That's what they got me to do. Do you know how many people I've asked that to? You're the first person ever to say yes. >> Yes, that's why. >> My little brother just graduated tonight, so he did like we won round out of rumble bets. >> [laughter] >> And we don't even drink with him. He's like 20. >> Got you. You guys graduated from Google? >> I was wondering because you smelled it, yeah. Yes, he did. >> I mean, it definitely smells like booze in there, too, but. All right. If there's two people that have been drinking, it's three, so. All right, give me a second, let me run your license, okay? >> Yes, sir. >> As long as everything's good, we'll we'll be on our way. >> Thank you. >> All right. Your license is good. I just want to make sure you're good to drive, okay? >> I'm literally like that's like where you see that light is where I'm pulling in right here, like that. >> I 100% believe you. Still got to make sure you're good to drive, okay? So, would you be willing to do standardized field sobriety tests to determine whether or not you can drive? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I have another deputy that's coming that's going to do them, okay? So, I'm not even going to do them, all right? Um as long as those are good, you'll be on your way, okay? I'm not I'm not going to sit here and I'm not going to harp on her, so. All right, I am going to ask you to step out just because the whole vehicle smells. >> Is it >> So I'd rather you just step out until >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Okay. >> Um I'd rather you just step out so you don't the whole thing isn't you don't smell like booze with them. All right. He should be here any second. >> What's the next steps for this? Like he's just chilling. Like obviously we're not drunk. We're chilling. >> Yeah, so there's there's >> That That telephone pole, that's my house. >> Oh. >> That's like I I I know I know you're doing your job, but I just want to know like even though he turned it off and we got out, we're chilling. Like if anything happened. >> What do you mean? >> Like we're >> That makes zero sense. >> We're chilling, [laughter] me and her. >> Yeah, your guys are good. >> we know that. You're not going to harm on her. He's the sober driver. >> Yeah. >> Okay, he gets pulled over. >> Mhm. >> Obviously we're doing whatever. >> Mhm. >> My house is right there. >> Yes. >> Still sober. Like what are we doing after that? >> So >> Like we can just drive off? >> Yeah. As long as Deputy Deputy Smith is the one coming, as long as he says you're good to drive, then you'll just be on your way. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Um >> just >> No, you're good. >> I'm drunk. I don't drink. I work for for Lacra. >> I get >> my finance. So it's been like 6 months. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So I I mean just if I'm being straight forward with you, it's the smell of alcohol and you admitted to the one drink. So like that's enough for me to at least ask you to run through tests. And then like I said, I'm not going to do it. My other My partner's going to do it. Um Once he puts you through, as long as you're good, you'll be you'll be all good. If you're not If you're not, then we'll have a different story, right? Um So I mean we do three tests, all right? So he'll do three tests with you. He'll explain all the instructions and all that good stuff. I'll watch, make sure he's doing everything the right way. And then if you're good, you're good. But make sense? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So I'm glad you're not driving. >> No. We never. [laughter] I'm sober. I just got a I'll do the whole two-step. >> It's nine steps. But it was close. >> No, I'm great. I'm a [ __ ] recovering I didn't say recovering. My position is I put the drug addicts into like >> Mhm. >> I hate it here. >> I think I'm underpaid. >> No, I'm overpaid for me. Overpaid for [laughter] >> Overpaid for me. First and I was even even more underpaid over there, so. >> I don't care. >> Yeah. >> Uh-uh. >> Is that Billy Smith? >> Okay. What's going, man? >> What's going, sir? >> Like I said, he's just going to make sure you're good to drive, okay? All right, so I'll I'll take you back to my car. I'll get you out of these lights. Okay, what are you >> My balance might be off. >> Okay. Okay, I'll just have you stand right here. Um, have you been through this before at all? >> Yes. >> Okay, so uh any any like eye problems or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. All right, so eyes are good. Just you said there's a little balance problem. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right, so right now I'm just going to check your eyes, all right? Do you see the tip of this uh pen right here? >> Yep. >> All right. So I want you to follow this pen without uh moving your head, all right? Just follow with your eyes, all right? Do you understand? You're moving your head a little bit. Just keep your head straight, follow with your eyes, all right? All right, next test, uh we're going to do the the walk and turn, all right? So I'm going to just give you a run down on the instructions, just uh just follow me, all right? So I want you to stand kind of how you're standing right here, just feet together, hands at your sides like this. Uh I want you to take your uh See your left foot. Can you I want you to imagine a line coming out of your left foot like 2 in wide and just going straight, all right? >> Yes, sir. >> Uh leave your foot on that line. I want you to take your right foot, put it in front of your left foot, heel to toe, just like this. You can go ahead and do that. Uh put your Nope. So just just go back back to where you were. So left foot there, I want you to put your right foot in front of your left foot. >> Right foot in front of left foot? >> Yep, so your Yep, so just swap it and then just stay like that. All right? Keep your hands at your sides. So, when I tell you to begin the test, I want you to just stay like that. All right? Um so, when I when I tell you to begin the test, you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps just like this. 1 2 3 When you reach your ninth step, you're [snorts] going to take a series of small steps to turn yourself around just like this. And then you're going to return nine heel-to-toe steps until you reach nine. All right? During this test, I want you to keep uh keep looking at your feet the whole time. Keep your hands at your sides. Count your steps out loud. And then uh don't don't stop until you finish. All right? Do you understand? >> Nine. >> Nine. >> Yes, sir. >> All right, you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I want you to You can begin whenever you're ready. >> 1 2 >> [snorts] >> All right. And then uh one more test. Uh we're going to do a one-leg stand test. Um so, I want you to just get back in that same position, feet together, hands at your sides. Um >> [snorts] >> So, just stay right like that. I'm going to walk you through it real quick. Um so, when I tell you to begin, you're going to pick one leg, right leg, left leg, whatever whatever one you want. Um and you're going to raise that leg approximately six 6 in off the ground just like this. Um you're going to keep your foot flat, parallel to the ground just like this, and keep both legs straight. >> Yes, sir. >> Um while uh while you're doing this, I want you to count your steps out loud. Uh 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000 until I tell you to stop. All right? Um do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Uh one second. >> 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, 5 1,000, 6 1,000, 7 1,000, 8 1,000, 9 1,000, 10 1,000, 11 1,000, 12 1,000, 13 1,000, 14 1,000, 15 1,000, 16 1,000, 17 1,000, 18 1,000, 19 1,000, 20 21 22 23 1,000 24 1,000 25 1,000 26 1,000 27 All right, you stop. All right, man. So, this is called a PBT. It gives us a number. That number can't be Okay. This is >> Duh. >> It'll either say yes or no that you're talking. >> Yes, sir. >> You already told me you had a drink, so it should say yes. >> Okay. >> So, all you do treat this like it's a straw >> Yes, sir. >> and blow like you're blowing up a big balloon. >> Yes, sir. >> May I see this? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, bud. Keep going. Blow harder. Blow harder. Blow harder. Blow harder. >> Perfect. >> All right. >> And you say you see what I see, okay? Okay. So Do you know what the legal limit is in New York? >> Yes, sir. >> What do you think? >> .08 >> Okay. >> Yep. So, So, right now we're going to we're going to place you under arrest for driving while I'm intoxicated, all right? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, so just turn around for me. Um I know your house is right there. Is there anybody sober [clears throat] that can move your truck? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Would you be opposed to me moving your truck to your driveway? >> Yes. >> Okay. Cuz either one of them can't drive, so >> No. >> Um but I don't want to if I don't want to tow it, you know, if I don't have to. Cuz that's just more money out of your pocket. >> What's going to happen to me, sir? >> So, tonight what's going to happen is you're going to go back to our office. >> All right, Dep >> And And Deputy Smith's going to explain all this in a minute, but the short version, you're going to go back to our office, you're going to do some paperwork. We're going to >> Am I getting a DWI? >> Yes. So we're going to request that you uh submit to a breath test again, okay? Uh and then >> What if I decline? >> So, Deputy Smith will explain all that. He needs to read you some things before we can do that, okay? Um So, he'll read you all that, and then you can make that decision, okay? Um If you give the sample, you'll be released today. If you don't, then you'll have to wait until 8:00 a.m. to see a judge. >> At what time? >> Okay? >> Yes, sir. Make sense? And he'll explain all that to you in detail. All right. I'm going to go talk to your your your family there. And um take care of that, okay? Take care of them. I'm just going to >> And that can't be used at all? >> This can't be used against you at all. >> That's that's that's nothing on you. >> Like I said, all it it all it will say is on the paperwork it'll say that it was positive. It won't say a number. So, okay? >> All right, man. >> Just >> I'm going to I'll bring you up to my the hood of my car. I'm going to just search it real quick. What do you got on you? Yeah, what >> Oh, my wallet maybe in my front pocket. I got a phone >> Okay. Yeah, we'll just go up here. Just get your stuff out. Uh I did not. All right, we'll just have you stand right here, man. You said it was just your phone and wallet in there? >> Yeah, nothing in this. >> Okay. >> No prior DUI. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to say what the situation is. Like I was just going like I have like 100 more yards. >> I know. You said your house is right up there. >> Yeah, so like I've >> What what branch is this? What branch you serving >> I'm in National Guard. I have stage four cancer. I just like got out a couple years ago. Yeah. Just stay right there, man. Like I said, all I'm going to walk you through the whole process, man. Um it's up to you for the for the breath test up there. It's uh >> So, if I don't do it, I lose my license for a year, correct? >> Um yeah, if you don't if you don't take one, they will. I'm going to read you a card in like 5 seconds. I'm just going to get this uh get all this stuff out of your pocket. Um just make you aware of your rights and all that stuff. All right, man. I'm going to read you your rights real quick. >> Yes, man. All right, so it should be good to go. All right, man. We got it all on this card. I'm going to read it right off the card just so uh there's nothing messed up or anything like that, all right? Um so, you are under arrest for driving while intoxicated and/or driving while ability impaired by use of drugs. Will you submit to a chemical test to determine alcohol or drug content in your blood? >> No. >> A refusal to submit to a chemical test or any portion thereof or result in the immediate suspension and 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 the trial, proceeding, or hearing resulting from this arrest. Will you submit to a chemical test to determine the alcohol or drug content in your blood? >> No. >> Okay. Um so, we'll uh we'll get there. They are I'm going to be honest with you, they're they're going to read you that a few more times back at the jail. It's just policy. They'll you'll hear it a bunch more times, but uh All right, we'll get you in the back. >> And that's fine. That's that, right? >> I can't I can't tell you what to do. Um I can just tell you to I just got to make it make you aware of your rights, but um whatever whatever you choose is is completely up to you. All right, so I'm going to grab all I'm going to grab all your stuff up there, throw in the back, and then we'll we'll get get you to jail, all right? >> Are the cuffs necessary? >> Uh they are, unfortunately. Unfortunately, though, they'll they'll be off in like 5-10 minutes, all right? All right, you good? >> Yeah. >> You guys going to be okay for a minute? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, you >> just can you come to the side of me so I can open it and like >> You can you can step out if you want. >> [ __ ] thank god, bro. >> Step out. Or if you want to just hop >> I just want to put my one leg out. That's it. >> If you want to just sit in the driver seat, just don't turn the car on. >> Oh, no, I'm going to drive away. >> Yeah. Oh, [laughter] that's perfect. Perfect the way you have it is perfect. >> [snorts] >> All right, I'll be right back, okay? >> Hi. >> Two of you. >> Uh, no, like seven. >> [laughter] >> I just got them in the back. >> Jeez. >> Five in the back. >> Where are you guys coming from tonight? >> Me and her were drunk. We got a DD. >> My [laughter] house is literally You see that last telephone pole like in the distance? That's literally right there. That's literally home. >> Goodness. >> That's literally home. >> Goodness. Courageous. Where are you guys at tonight? Are you guys at the tavern or the pub? Or both? >> [laughter] >> Both at the same time. >> Tavern's got good food. >> Huh? >> Tavern has good food. >> No, they do. They do. >> No, they do, [laughter] but they [ __ ] closed it down, so >> Shucks. >> My poor [ __ ] best friend. >> Oh, darn it. >> Poor Sam. >> Yeah, Sam. Hi, Sam. >> He's got leukemia cancer, you too. >> I graduated with Sam. >> [laughter] >> He had cancer in the third grade. >> I know. >> He's the sweetest guy ever I've met. >> He sure is. We grew up together. >> We did. Ah, [ __ ] What I I didn't even tell you. >> Is that when she was laying in the middle of the road? >> Huh? >> Was she laying in the middle of the road that night? >> Yes. >> Okay. Yeah, I was there. For a little while. It was on July 4th weekend, right? >> said something. I don't even know what it was. My mom is an RN. >> Mhm. >> Literally, you probably Go down this driveway right here. Go down the street. >> Well, I was a [ __ ] beast straight and I didn't take >> the puppy. And they're in Albany for Breeze. Yeah. >> It's not far. >> No, [laughter] it's it's a [ __ ] walk in the snow. Well, like my best friend has cancer. We had to donate so much money to him. Yep. Mhm. He could die any minute. >> Probably. >> You know Libby? >> Yeah. >> Her friend Who is that? >> Yeah, well, you tell her. >> Mhm. >> [laughter] >> He's going to jail. >> Cuz we smell like the Cutwaters. I have one in my purse. No, I swear. >> Leave it Leave it closed. >> No, stop. If that would get Sam out of the whatever. >> Yeah. >> I swear it's you can feel it. It's warm. >> Where's Where's Liv? >> It's Make sure you leave it closed. >> [laughter] >> Shut the glove something. And the [ __ ] glove. She's useless. I don't care. All three of us will park it and turn it off. >> [laughter] >> Right there. You see that thing where it's like one, two >> The thing? >> The lights? No, shut up. >> See lights and lights. >> One, two lights, but if you look to the right, it's that one telephone pole and it kind of looks It's like shining a little bit. Just let us go. We'll just go right there. >> [laughter] >> Libby's cussing me out. It's supposed to be a hot girl summer. She [laughter] never comes out. I've literally Do you know what CUTWATERS ARE? >> [laughter] >> NO, I'M SO SERIOUS. DO YOU KNOW what Cutwaters are? They're like BuzzBalls. You get them in four packs and we love them, but it's like December works for the black girls. So, I have to have like a decent >> [ __ ] off. >> You're telling me never in your life you have never went through a high school party, not got a car with a drunk driver? >> Can't drink all day if you don't start in the morning. >> Period. I knew I liked you. >> JUST CAN'T DRIVE. >> YOU get a like a van or something? >> Mhm. >> We never drink and drive. She got yard right there my side. >> So, you guys you guys able to walk back? >> Yes. >> With Sam? >> Well, it doesn't sound like Sam's coming. Unfortunately. But you guys would be able to get back there. Is there anybody else home? >> No. >> Nobody else home? >> No, my parents yeah, my mom and her dad in Albany. When are we going to get Sam? >> Can he be prior? >> No, he's a [ __ ] marine. >> [laughter] >> Yeah. He's my man. Tell him his bones are weak. He's [ __ ] getting his chemo [ __ ] chemo treatment Tuesday. That's [ __ ] up my dude. >> So do you guys have any sober friends? He's either sober or awake. >> We're [ __ ] walking home. >> No, I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about coming to his truck. All right ladies. >> Oh brother. >> Oh my god. >> So listen, he's >> Wait. >> He's under >> I'm not >> pressure. >> Pressure. >> Pressure. >> Okay. >> So he's under arrest right now for driving while intoxicated. Okay. Which means he's going to have to come with us. >> But he's not intoxicated. We are college weekend. >> I would argue >> I would argue the opposite that he is intoxicated by the letter of the law. >> [snorts] >> Whether or not he's acting drunk. Okay. >> This is my sister, just by the way. >> Oh no, you're fine. >> home. You let him give his speech. We love him. He's nice. They're cool. William, is Bill a freshman in 20 minutes, right? >> He's going to He's going to go with us. He's going to do paperwork. It'll probably be a couple hours and then we're going to bring him home. >> Like anywhere from like two to 10 hours. >> No, probably like I would say probably two to three depending on how fast this paperwork is. >> No, it doesn't. Shut the [ __ ] up. No, I just got out of work. >> Okay. Are you able to drive this truck? >> No, we're going to walk. >> So he gave me permission to drive it myself to his house. But if you are comfortable driving If he's okay with you driving it. >> He ain't driving it. >> Well, listen, let me say >> No, I'm saying we to there together. No. >> Let me talk though Because if I don't get this truck off the road, I have to tow it. >> Why? It's on the I don't know. Because can you like test us all three? >> No, don't don't do that. >> You're definitely not driving. >> Well, it's maybe. >> No, that's not happening. >> If he's okay with you driving it, could you drive it to his to their place? >> Okay. Do you want to go back and we'll ask him and then >> Yeah. >> All right, so you're good with that? All right, so she's going to have your keys. Do you need anything out of your truck before it goes? Okay. >> I'm going to just leave it at your house. >> All right. You can get them home for me? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I knew I I just I knew I'd find her here. >> He's got cancer. >> Actually, he's a vet. >> Okay. Is your license >> [laughter] >> He's going to break up with me now. That's [ __ ] up. Like 3 months ago when you were selling Veterans Day at Sam's. Please tell us he's got cancer. >> I just have to verify [laughter] that you were sober when he took it, that you were sober, and that you have a valid license. >> Don't tell Sam he's picking us up. >> [laughter] >> Don't let her drive, okay? >> Yeah. Yeah. I ain't going to tell him anything. >> Can you tell him I said free him? >> Do you have his phone? >> Tell him I love him. It's the first time I've ever said it to him. >> Is his phone in here? Is his phone in here? >> I don't know. >> Is that the one you answered earlier or is that yours? >> That was mine. >> Okay. >> Can you tell him I love him? >> All right. >> No, don't. Don't tell him she said that. She's under the influence. She's never said that to him. >> What? >> Yeah, so I'm I'm relaying the message TO NOT RELAY THAT. >> [laughter] >> MY GUY'S already in prison. I don't even know the dude too much. >> Is she going to your house? >> Yeah, no [ __ ] I'm waiting for my man to get out of [ __ ] jail. >> Is she going to Sam's house? >> No, we're going to my >> I'm WAITING FOR MY MAN. He's got TO GET OUT OF JAIL. >> Our nice friend didn't really do nothing. >> He said, "Oh, my best friend got cancer or that." >> Cancer Sam. That's literally what we call him. Cancer Sam. >> Can we get Can we get in >> I graduated >> Can we get in trouble for calling him Cancer Sam? >> I said that's literally my house, that little [ __ ] guy. I'm [ __ ] [laughter] protesting. >> Yeah, protesting. >> Yeah. He's on the police. >> #cancercancer [laughter] you guys [ __ ] up. >> Could you Could you get them home for me? >> I love them. >> Can you take them to >> No. No, they're your [laughter] problem. We took We took the quiet one. >> WHAT IF SHE'S NOT REALLY MY SISTER? Then can you guys >> No, >> [laughter] >> she's still your problem. You're already too late. You accepted them. All right. >> Badge numbers, everything, socials. >> Treasure. >> Treasure person, what's your name? >> Wayne. >> He's not drunk. >> He is >> He is innocent. >> Listen, I have dealt with 100+ drunk people all night. >> Are you going to be okay, you guys? You got a couple more. >> [laughter] >> WHAT CAN WE JUST [ __ ] WALK? Nobody's [snorts] okay to >> I mean >> Oh my >> You can watch. She's going to drive the truck. >> All right. >> I I've been security all night. I had one drink at 9:00 when I got to work and that was >> I just want my [ __ ] pizza. >> We can go to my >> I did house. You see the iPhone. >> Could you get them out of here? >> Yeah. >> Ladies, have a have a better rest of your night, okay? All right. Thank you, Angel. I appreciate it. Good luck, guys. >> Get in the car. >> I'm [ __ ] walking.