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[Music] Around 1:40 a.m. On August 17th, 2024, officers Caitlyn Perry and Ethan Door with the Athens Police Department observed a 2011 Toyota, which failed to stay in its lane of travel while swerving into parking spaces on the side of the road. As officer Perry began following the vehicle, she observed the driver sitting stationary in the left turn lane of E Carpenter Street and East State Street. After the driver turned onto East State Street, the vehicle was driven over the speed limit and the driver continued swerving. Officer Perry activated her emergency lights, initiated a traffic stop near Kindred Market. Hi there, Officer Perry with Athen City Police Department. Reason I stopped you is because you were all over the place back there. You sat through the light. You're speeding. Mhm. You had anything to drink tonight? Yes, I've had drinks tonight. All right. Do you have your ID? I do. Yes. How much would you say you had to drink? Three. she made with the female who was driving the Toyota and she was identified as Lacy. After making contact with Lacy, Officer Perry detected the odor of alcohol and noticed that Lacy was wearing a wristband. When she asked her if she had consumed alcohol, Lacy admitted that she consumed three drinks at Kasanua earlier that evening. Based on her suspicions of impairment, officer Perry asked Lacy to perform field sobriety exercises drinks at CASA. Do you have your registration insurance? I think so, but I'm not good at that. I'm pulled over very often. Um, hopefully this is the most recent. I'm just not good at that. Or it could be this one. Wait, so I have two. So this is this one's good. Yeah. Um, do you mind go ahead and step out of the car and do some field spraying tests just to make sure you're okay to drive? You go and turn your car off. Yeah. You set your teeth on top of the car. Just stand right there for a second. 14 seconds for signal 11. Officer Perry started with the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. During the HGN test, Officer Perry observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation, and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Lacy did not touch heel to toe on each step while using her arms for balance. The last exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Lacy failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and put her foot down before the test was complete. All right. So, what I'm going to have you do is just stand there with your arms down at your sides, your feet together. Okay. Do you wear contacts or any prescription glasses? I do wear prescription glasses on my eyebrows. Okay. All right. You do is just have your finger follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Keeping your head perfectly still. Okay. My eyes only, not my head. Correct. Do it again. Heat. Heat. [Music] Now we're going to go explode your eyes. No. All right. Next one we're going to do is the walking turn. So, while I'm giving you the instructions, I'll have you stand probably right about here. Okay. Then I'll have you same way, feet together, arms down at your sides. will explain the instructions to you and then you'll go what I tell you to begin. Just hands down at your sides, feet together. So, what you're going to do is nine heel to toe steps. What you're going to do is you're going to walk heel to toe, look down at your feet, and count aloud. Okay. So, you probably Yes. Make sure I got all this Yeah. So, what I want you to do is place your right foot in front and then place your right foot like this for me. So, go ahead and do that. Like this. Right foot down and then left foot in front. Yep. Do that. Stand in. Okay. And just keep going. Well, no. Just while I give you the instructions, I want you to stand like this. Other way with your left foot in front. That it was with left foot in front. There's your left foot in there and everything. Okay. So, yep, you're good. Just stand like that. Right foot and Yeah. Hands down at your side. And then you're going to when I tell you to begin, take nine heel to toe steps counting out loud. So, it'll be 1 2 3 all the way to nine. And you keep in mind you're going to leave this foot planted or leave this foot on the ground and you're going to turn by taking a small series of steps with your other foot and then take nine heel to toe steps back counting one 2 three all the way to nine. Okay. One. So wait, don't be I haven't told you to begin yet. Sorry. So what you're going to do is you're going to count nine steps taking a turn at the end counting out loud. Keeping your hands down at your side while you do so. And then nine the other way back. And then turn around and do nine back. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 All right, the last test is going to be the one leg stand. So, stand with your feet together, arms down at your side. Okay. Don't start until I tell you to do so. Do you have anything that would make you unable to stand on one foot? Any balance problems? Like bones? Okay. So, when I tell you to go, you're going to hold one foot about 6 in off the ground parallel to the ground. And I want you to keep both of your legs straight, your arms down at your sides while you do so. And you're going to count out loud, holding that position. 100,00 one 100 two 100 three until I tell you to stop. Okay. So, keep your arms at your sides at all times and keep your eyes on your foot. Okay. But perpendicular to the ground. All right. You can hold on. Yeah. Time out. You can begin. 100200. Make sure your foot's the bottom of your foot should be flat parallel to the ground. 2012 2013 2013 2015 Oh, 2016. Sad. based on her erratic driving, the odor of alcohol, her admission to consuming alcohol, and her inability to adequately perform the field sobriety exercises. Officer Perry placed Lacy under arrest for Oie. Officer Perry transported Lacy to the Athens Police Department for further processing. At this point in time, person back under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Madison. Actually, you drove past Madison. Yep. Yeah. Madison's back the way you came. All right. Grab my keys on my phone. Yep. Um, so you're a little bit in front of someone's driveway. Are you okay if I move the vehicle so we don't have to tow it? Yes, please. Okay. I can't do that. Can you give me my keys at least? Have any previous Can you give me my keys at least? Yeah, we'll give them to you. Okay. Yep. Okay. You have your purse out of the car, too? Um, she has one. You got that one? Okay. It's on me. Yeah. Your phone in that bag with It's in your back pocket. It's on me. Yeah. It's been Do you have anything on you that might stick me hook me? No. Me? Oops. All right. Heat. Heat. You get a Miranda. [Music] All right. So, at this point, you do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say cannot be used against you during the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. You cannot afford to defend the law will be appointed to you. Why is my phone not on? Uh, I had to empty your pocket in order to put you in the back seat. I know, but I think I should have my phone. It's in the front. No, but is that legal? Yes, it is. Because you're under arrest. Okay. I'm just gonna dispute these. So, we're going to go back to As long as that's valid. So, we're going to go back to the office. Taking note of these things. All right. Well, we're going to head on back to the office. Okay. [Music] 14 oz. 425 with one female walker. Let's see what the buttons are. 43 southbound people. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Can't go this way or Huh? See, there's a quarter somewhere in there. How about this one? At the station, officer Perry read Lacy the OBMV2,255 form and she agreed to submit breath samples. Left here. Right back here. Straight back to that glass wall. You're just going to stand right there. I'm going to uncuff you and when I unlock you, I want you to place it on the glass in front of you. Okay. On the wall. Yep. All right, I'm going to take your purse off of you. Yep. And you can go ahead and have a seat in there and we'll be with you in just a minute. Okay. Mhm. This I'm going to read the top part to you. So, consequences of test and refusal. So, you're now under arrest for OVI. Operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, a drug, or combination of them. Operating a vehicle under the influence of a listed controlled substance or a listed metabolite of a controlled substance. Operating a vehicle under age, alcohol consumption, or under physical control of a vehicle while under influence. If you refuse to take any chemical test required by law, your Ohio driving privileges will be suspended immediately. You will have to pay a fee to have the privileges reinstated. If you have prior conviction of OVI or operating a vehicle while under the influence of a listed controlled substance or a listed metabolite of a controlled substance under the state or municipal law within the preceding 20 years, you are now under arrest for state OVI. And if you refuse to take a chemical test, you will face increased penalties if you subsequently are convicted of the state OBI. If you take any chemical test required by law and are found to be at or over the prohibited amount of alcohol, a controlled substance or metabolite of a controlled substance in your whole blood, blood blood, serum, plasma, breath, or urine is set by law, your Ohio driving privilege will be suspended immediately and you will have to pay a fee to have the privileges rans. If you take a chemical test, you may have an independent chemical test taken at your own expense. So, would you like to take the breathalyzer test? It's really confusing. So basically, if you if you say no, I don't want to take it, your license will be immediately suspended. If you take it and you're under the legal limit, then your license will not be suspended. If you're over the legal limit, your license will be suspended immediately. You'll have to go to court. Okay, I'll do that. Okay. All right. Well, then we'll get that started. You just wait here while we have her step on that room. Yeah. All right. If you want to go on that room in the black chair in the corner for me over there. All right, just to let you know what's going to happen. This machine here is a very breath wise machine. First thing it's going to do is uh I'm going to put in some information and then it's going to run through a series of tests. Make sure that the machine is uh operating correctly. It's going to make a bunch of noise while it sits there next to you. Once that's done, it's going to ask you to blow into the machine. It's actually going to have you blow into the machine. We'll wait 2 minutes and I'll have you blow into it a second time. Reason it does that is to make sure that everything's still operating correctly. If one of the tests is over the limit, one of them is under the limit, it's going to give you the benefit of the doubt, give you the load of the two numbers. Okay. Okay. And once all that's done, it's going to go through a series of tests again and make sure that the machine is still functioning correctly. And then it will give us print hours. Unfortunately, y'all won't know what your level is until it gives us that print out. Okay. [Music] Come on. You still love it. Yes. There's something hot here. [Music] So, does this mean I may not be able to drive? Uh, if your license is suspended, then you would be suspended at least until your initial appearance in court. which would be Thursday, but we will let you know what happens with that. All right. Okay. Supposed to go back to work on Monday. I'm a little nervous. [Music] saw an ID for a school review teacher. [Music] What do you teach? Third grade. Third grade. [Music] telling us we have to wait 4 minutes and then we'll do the test. Okay. Just wait all the time. [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] It's room. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Now [Music] heat. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] When all this is done, what we're going to do is give you your phone to call somebody to come pick you up. Okay. [Music] I don't think I have anyone to pick me up. But can I walk home? We probably can't let you walk home from here, but we'll try to figure something out. Okay. Heat. Heat. Heat Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat up [Music] here. Heat. Heat. All right. So, what I would do is go take hold of this. You're going to see look around the very small part of that tube. Take a big deep breath. You're going to blow real hard into this like you're blowing up a balloon. You're going have to blow it till you're pretty much out of air. All right. Mhm. So, it'll be several several seconds of of blowing into it. Okay. So whenever you're ready, you'll you'll stop when you're on air. What it'll do. Okay. Good. Keep going real hard like that. Go, go, go until you're completely out of breath. This one. [Applause] [Music] All right. So now it's going to have us wait 2 minutes. We'll do that one more time. Okay. [Applause] This Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] We have your phone. Well, there was a poem. I think we have it. [Music] All right, one more time. Exactly the same way as the first. Okay, big deep breath and blow until you're out of there. Okay. [Laughter] [Applause] [Music] Stay down this hallway. Turn the right hallway. Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Music] Andy Fostery Foster put him in this one. We'll put her in the other one. I remember that. What are you doing? I'm listening to you. You're not stand ever. I'm in trouble. When I take this off, you put your hand on the glass. It don't matter. I'm in trouble. When I take this off, I'm not going to do nothing. When I take this off, I want you to put your hand on the glass. I'll have you have a seat. I'm not going to do nothing. be with you in just a minute. Okay. I just want I want I'm not doing nothing. You can hold it all tight as you want. I ain't going to [ __ ] bite. Relax. I'm relaxing. Spread your feet. Step backwards. Spread your feet. Step backwards. How far? Step backwards. Backwards. Keep your hands on the window. I want you. There you go. Okay. Whoa. I'm not. This is I ain't got nothing. I would tell you if I had something. I got a phone. Maybe a knife in this pocket right here. No. Keep your hands up around the window. I know. Right here. Pocket knife. Okay. The blade the the uh the point of it. We already have it. I won't stop. Hey, wait. That's my grandfather's. Okay. Have a seat in that room. Please don't. It's going to stay right there in your hand. seat in that room. Can I have a seat in here? Have a seat here. Can I have that? No. You'll get it back when you leave. Have a seat. So, independent of any penalties or sanctions imposed upon you pursuant to any other session of the Ohio Revised Code, your driver's license is now suspended. Suspension takes place effect immediately. Suspension will last at least until your initial appearance on the charge, which will be held within 5 days after the date of this arrest or the issuance of a citation. You may appeal the suspension at the initial appearance before the court that hears the charges against you that resulted from this arrest during the period of time ending 30 days after that initial appearance. So, um that'll be this coming Thursday, the 22nd at 9:00 a.m. in the meeting court, which is across from the parking garage. I got that down. I Well, I'll give you a copy of your citation that has anyways, but and then hold on. That's how I operate is on my phone. So, Thursday 9:00 a.m. Yes. Hold on. Thursday 900 a.m. Tell me the location at the school court which is right across from the parking garage. That's 80 Washington. Okay. So, your breathalyzer blood alcohol content is a 184. So you're being charged for OVI and OVI over.17. Um also driving going left of center. So it's three charges. Um what's a good phone number for you? All right. [Music] I'll have you sign this one right here. It's not in the mission of guilt. It's just stating sign right along there. It's not a mission of guilt. just stating that you're going to the court and take care of it on the day. And then I'll have you sign this one stating that you have received a copy of this which I'll give to you after you sign it and notifying you that you are suspended. So you can't drive until you go to your initial coordinates. So you'll sign right there or just a signature. Perfect. I'll get you your copies of these. And your right is actually here. Yes. So that was good timing. Get you your coffee. Are you okay? Nervous. Are you? No. I am full of caffeine right now. There's that for you. Take a breath. All right. Officer Door administered the machine and her breathalyzer results indicated a back level of 0.184 g to 10, which was more than double the legal limit. After Lacy was processed, she was released to a friend pending a court appearance. Officer Perry issued the following citations to Lacy. Operating a vehicle impaired or 4511.191A. Operating a vehicle impaired BAC over.17 451.191H left of center or 4511.29. Yeah, it's out of here. There's that. There's your book on it. So, here's your chips. Quarter, please. Perfect. Follow me. All right. There you go. You're welcome. how I left the washer came