Hi, how are you? What's going on? You have two flat tires. >> Yeah, both my tires on the right side are flat. This asshole wouldn't get over when I was going down. Fuck. What street we're on? I'm not sure what street I was on, but >> yeah, >> this asshole wouldn't get over. So, I had to hit the curb in order for me to have enough room. So, I didn't hit him on. >> You didn't hit another another car? >> No. >> No. >> That's what I had to do in order for him. This is the first. Have you been drinking at all? >> I went to a metal concert. I had maybe one shot like 3 hours ago, >> but this is what I had to do in order to not hit him head on. >> Yeah. >> Because I don't want to go through that. I don't want to hit a car. >> Yeah. >> So, I You did the right thing in that aspect. >> Yeah. I hit the curb instead. This is the first the closest gas station possible to >> from the um >> So, so what's your planner now? >> I have called roadside. I've called the my grandmother who the car is in her name. So, she's on her way. >> I've called my ex who I rely on for, you know, just emotional support and whatnot. >> Okay. >> So, they're both on her way. >> Is this the only damage to the car right here? >> Yes. And you're sure you didn't hit any other types of cars or anything? >> Not hit anything but the curb. Both tires are flat. >> Do you know what street you're on when it happened? >> I am not too sure. >> Okay. >> I was on my way home to grab something and then I was going to a DJ event. Obviously, that's not happening. >> Following her a little bit. Both her tires are obviously flat. She said she was going She You said you don't know exactly where it was. >> No, not exactly. >> I guess she didn't one of the cars didn't give her enough room. She hit the curb. So, where did you hit it at? >> I'm not sure what street I was on, but there was some guy heading towards me. He did not get over whatsoever, so I hit the curb instead because I did not want a head-on collision. >> Where are you coming from? >> Uh, Mercury Lounge, which is over on Madison, I believe. >> Okay. So, you went to Mercury Music Lounge. >> Yes. I was coming from there. >> I was past Lake. I'm not from Lakewood, so I don't know the streets very well. I'm from Parma. >> Okay. Where were you planning on heading back to tonight? >> I was heading back to Parma. >> Back to Parma >> to sit for a while and talk to my grandma about, you know, my time at the show that I just came from. >> Okay. And you said you already called a >> Yeah, I've already called everybody I need to call on the way. I stopped for a while, put my hazards on >> on the side street, called everybody I need to call and then I came to the first available the first closest gas station. >> So you came from Mercury and then did you go anywhere like before you came here or did you get here straight from Mercury? >> It was a straight from Mercury. >> Okay. Well, weren't you turning northbound from going eastbound? I was heading towards Karma. I had my directional on towards my house. And this is the >> I originally saw her going eastbound on Detroit. >> From where? Cuz I saw >> You sure you didn't go anywhere else? >> No, I didn't stop anywhere else. I >> Okay, cuz Mercury's back that way. You were coming from this way going eastbound. >> It's just the way my directional takes me. It's really weird. My directional is a lot different from a lot of other people's apparently. >> What directional? Uh, my GPS. I mean, >> what GPS do you have? >> Uh, I have Google Maps, so it takes me a lot of different weird. >> So, it's going to take you westbound to go back eastbound. >> I All I know is that >> I'm just trying to make sense of it cuz I mean, see it from our side. >> Here, I can grab it. >> Yeah. Like, >> not making any sense. >> I'm sure. >> Any weapons? >> Oh, absolutely not. >> All right. [Music] See if I still have it pulled up. I hope it should be still running. Yeah, it's still running. >> Yeah, I put in directional to the first gas station and from there I went if it wants to load. I know I went west Clifton. I know. Yeah. I went from Mercury to Detroit to West Clifton, then had me turn on to Lake. I think >> Lake's all the way up there. >> Yeah. I'm not from here, so I'm not sure of the streets. I'm not around here a lot whatsoever. >> Yeah. >> So, I'm not too sure of anything really. >> How far from Mercury did you hit like the curb? >> Oh, like a minute and a half. Hard. Are you sure you didn't go in the Rocky River? >> Did you go over a bridge? >> No, I was going It had me go down two different side streets. Oh, please don't die. I only have 5%. So, I had my phone charging, so I was worried about that on top of just getting home. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Who's the car come back to? >> Is it come back to your mom? Uh my grandmother. >> Your grandmother. >> And what's your name? >> I'm Cheyenne. She's on her way right now. So that and side. >> Do you have a ID on you by chance? >> Yes, I do. >> And I have the registration if you need that, too. >> Okay. Just your IDs for right now. >> Okay. >> If you guys want to check the vehicle, you can go be my guest. There's nothing but kids. I said if you guys want to check the vehicle, be my fucking guest. >> There's nothing in here but kids clothes. And >> we're just trying to figure out exactly what happened. like accident wise. That's >> No, I get it. Y'all are just trying to do your job. I'm just trying to get these tires fixed. >> So, you were coming from Mercury and you're going >> I was going to Parma, >> which is eastbound, right? You were going east. >> I am so directionally challenged. It's not funny. >> Okay. >> I also have speech impediment. Promise I am not shitfaced. God damn it. This thing is so confusing. I hate putting this thing on. And you said you already texted your grandma. She's on the way. >> Yeah, I already called everybody. I needed to call while I was on my way to the gas station. >> You know how long till she gets here? >> Maybe like 20 25 minutesish. >> Okay. [Music] >> Looks good, but takes a minute to figure out >> cuz it's just a shaw, but the shaw looks more like a dress. >> Yeah, >> it's annoying. Just a tag on the inside. Tags on the inside. Thinking I just want to be warm. >> Yeah. I called a couple people, told them where I was at, told them what happened. >> Just trying to figure out how to move about the situation. >> So, did it happen like right when you were turning out of Mercury or >> Uh, I turned out of Mercury and then >> going eastbound >> possibly. I'm very directionally challenged and a little stupid because I've had 10 concussions in the past 5 years. So, my brain don't work like how it's supposed to. >> So, you got All right. So, you got out onto Detroit. >> Mhm. >> It happened before you hit West Clifton. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> It happened before. >> I'm going to go up there and just make sure nothing else got me. >> It was a white big white pickup truck. It had a wide body kit on it that was coming towards me. I said, "Oh, fucking shit." >> Yeah. >> Because he was going straight on. didn't get over whatsoever and there was enough room to get over. So, I just kind of turned the wheel. >> That was on the main road or the side street? >> Side street. I don't know exactly which side street. >> Okay. I did >> hit the curb. Both tires popped. I got out, put the hazards on to make sure that it wasn't the axle or anything like that that was crooked or split or anything like that. It was just the tires. >> How long were you at Mercury for? >> Oh, I think an hour and a half, 2 hoursish. >> Okay. >> I didn't plan on being there for long. I was just meeting up with a friend, seeing his friend's band. M >> was a good show altogether, but >> I didn't want to be there too long because I had plans after that which >> obviously aren't happening. >> Yeah, >> as sad as it is. >> All right. >> How long have you been doing this? >> A year and a half. >> You got any military in your background? >> Nope. Nope. >> Really? Mm-m. H. How much? You said you had like just one shot. >> Just one. >> One shot. >> Just one. Okay. >> I'm just a little stupid and cold. >> And by little, I mean a lot. >> Okay. >> Again, I've had just about 10 concussions in the past 5 years. I'm >> Oh god, who knows? Just I've had one small accident about six months ago and besides that it's just stupid shit. Like my best friend, he took me on his back. We were jumping off a dock in Lake Wallace, which is in Bura. >> Mhm. >> And he didn't realize that the lake was only 6 feet up to the dock >> and then past about 5t past that it's about 8 ft. and he whacked my head on the bottom of the bottom of the um the bedding >> of the lake. That was probably the worst of it. That was about two years ago. >> And I have not been as smart since, which God, I wish I was so smart. And now I feel like I'm just a box of rocks, you know? >> Okay. Back tire doesn't look as bad as the front tire. Left side's okay. Right side is fucked. But yeah, all the, you know, bumps and bruises besides that have just been old accident accidents. Plus, this is from a junkyard. So, >> okay, >> we already got it preused. But I should probably call her and let her know that I'm at a gas station with y'all. >> Let her know what's going on if that's okay with you. >> You're I thought Did you already call her? You said? >> Yeah. But I just want to keep updating her on everything, you know. >> Okay. Keep call her. >> All right. >> Okay. See how long it's going to take till she gets here. >> Um come over here. I just want to go somewhere where it's flat. >> I want to make sure you're good to drive. Okay. So, >> well, I wouldn't be driving from here on out. I'm going to get my friend Paul >> to come and tow this back to my house. I'm going to go back to my house and then we've got tires in our backyard and replace it. So, I'm going to replace it >> and then go from there. >> Well, do you have any like Do you wear any glasses or have any contacts at all? >> Well, I'm supposed to wear glasses, but >> supposed to wear glasses. It's okay to do. >> Um, any head, leg injuries? >> Nope. >> Nothing like that. >> Besides these big old monster stompers, >> that's for sure. >> Oh, yeah. I like to call them monster stompers. >> Well, I'm I'm going to have you go through some test >> alphabet. >> Absolutely. >> Can you just recite it from A to Z without singing it? >> A B C D E. >> Don't sing it. Just >> A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P H Q R S T U V W X Y and Z. >> Okay. Can you just put the phone down for a moment? >> Sorry. Trying to call people's. Get this tow truck out here. >> Let's not worry about that right now. >> Doesn't help that it's cold. >> Just put your feet together. Put your >> Take my shoes off cuz >> Will you Will you be more comfortable walking without your shoes on? >> Definitely these things. every other step. I'm cracking my >> steps. You don't have to. Yeah. >> Okay. >> This is just a stationary one. You're not gonna have to walk or anything in this first one. So, why don't you just leave them on for now? >> All right. On flat ground then might help. Do you want me to put my leg up? Is that what this is? >> No. No. No. Put your feet together. Keep your arms to your side. Okay. >> All right. All >> during this test, keep your eyes on the tip of my finger. Okay. And do not tilt or move your head. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Okay. All right, good. We got two more tests to do. Let's just get in this little line right here. Make it a little easier. All right, this is called the walk and turn. All right, we're going to have one more test after this one. >> Okay, >> for this test, I'm going to get you in the starting position. Okay. >> All right. Just let me know what I got to do. >> Okay. So, keep your arms to your to your side. Okay. Um, you're going to put your right foot in front of your left foot with your right heel touching your left toe. >> Okay? >> So, do that. Okay? Now, stay there and keep your arms to your side. Okay? >> Don't start until I tell you to to begin. Okay? >> Understood. >> So, that's the starting position. Um, during the test, you're going to imagine like a thin, straight, imaginary line in front of you. You're going to take a series of nine heel to toe steps on the line. You're going to turn back around and take nine heel toe steps back in a line. Okay. >> Only nine. >> We're set. Yes. There and back. Like I said, don't start yet. >> All right. >> I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay. So, I'm in the same position as you are right now. Stay in the starting position. All right. Don't start. I'm going to demonstrate it. One, two, three, so forth until you get to nine. Heel to toe. Once you get to nine, you're gonna take a series of small steps around your lead foot like so. And you're gonna take nine heel toe steps back in the line. >> Back. >> Yes. Uh don't start yet. So stay in the position. >> I'm freezing. >> Okay. >> Bad time to wear close to during the test. Just count your steps out loud. Uh keep your eyes and your feet. Keep your arms to your side. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Do you understand the test? >> Yep. Don't stop and test until it's cold. Sorry, I'm fucking free. >> Okay. Do Do you have any questions? >> No. Okay. >> Besides, if I could borrow a pair of pants. >> All right. You may begin. >> All right. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >> Okay, got one more test to All right, got one more. All right, put your feet together. Keep your arms to your side. Same thing as before. >> Uh during this test keeps the warmth in. >> During this test, you're going to lift either foot. You're going to keep it approximately like 6 in off the ground. You're going to keep your foot parallel to the ground >> and you're going to count out loud 1,00 2 1,000 3 100 like that. Okay. >> All right. >> Um and keep going until I tell you to stop. You understand? Just make sure you keep both your legs straight during the test. Okay. You have any questions? >> Nope. >> No questions. >> Give me one second. >> All right. Let me know when to start. >> All righty. All right. You You may begin. >> All righty. 1 100 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 11 100 1 13 100 14 100 15 100 16 Do I have to say 1,000 no matter what? >> Just keep going till I tell you to stop. Sorry. >> Do I have to start over? >> Just keep going till I tell you to stop. >> Okay. Left off on what? 13, 14, 15. >> Oh, you missed out. >> Okay. I'm so sorry. It's a very bad night to wear close to nothing. >> Okay. >> Does not help. >> Do me a favor uh for this last heart last test. Okay. I need you to turn back around. Okay. >> All right. Just let me know what to do. >> Turn back around. >> All right. >> All right. Just put your arms out to the side. Okay. Just like that. Right. >> Can I put my shoes back on? >> No, we'll get that. >> Okay. You going to put my shoes back on for me or >> So, you're going to be under arrest for OVI. Okay. >> Do I have to be a cop? Are you going to breathalyze me or >> it'll explain all that when we get back to the station. Quick question. So, you already called somebody, right? >> I've called multiple people. >> All right. So, this is what's >> I should probably call more people. I need to call the tow truck. >> Well, the tow truck, we're going to be towing the car. Okay. >> Okay. >> Uh you can make a call to somebody to come and pick you up. Once you get back to the station, all the paperwork's done. If you have a sober adult to come and pick you up, >> then you're just Yep. Then you'll be out of here and you don't have to sit in our jail. If you got no one to pick you up, then you're gonna be sitting with us for 6 to8 hours till you sober up. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Do you have any questions? >> Nope. >> All right. >> Officer McCarthy places Cheyenne under arrest for operating a vehicle impaired OVI. She's transported to the Lakewood Police Department for processing. At the station, she agrees to provide a breath sample. The result, 0.107 BAC, well above Ohio's legal limit of 0.0. 08. After being processed, Cheyenne is cited for OVI driving an unsafe vehicle. She's then released pending her court date. Cheyenne's night out ended with more than just two flat tires. Between the BAC over the limit, failed sobriety tests, and citations in hand, her case will be decided in court. For officer McCarthy, it was just another Friday night on patrol.