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I have my insurance on my phone. Is that okay? >> Absolutely. >> Enough. >> Thank you. >> Enough. >> Juliana, is it? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, yes. >> Sorry, I'm very nervous right now. >> What are you nervous for? >> Um, >> okay. >> Um, it is on record. >> Okay. >> And I do have a >> on February 23, 2025 at approximately 10:39 p.m., Sergeant Bradley Schumacher with the St. Charles Police Department observed a 2017 Hyundai Elantre speeding 51 m in a 30 m PH zone in the 1,000 block of E- Main Street. He followed the vehicle as the driver headed westbound and the driver turned left onto SesH Avenue before turning right onto Illinois Avenue. He activated his emergency lights to initiate a traffic stop and the driver turned right onto S3rd Avenue before pulling over. >> Temporary driver's license. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you have a valid driver's license. >> I got my paper one. >> Okay. Um I stopped you tonight cuz you're going a little bit fast. >> Yeah. Either you or 102. >> Did you see me pull out behind you just before we were coming into downtown? 37. >> It's about the uh the 800 block of East Main Street at 64. Just before getting into downtown a little bit before you turn left. You know what the speed limit is there? >> 45. >> Mm. 30. >> No. >> Okay. You're doing 51. >> Oh. >> So 21. >> Okay. >> Where are you coming from right now? >> This is my boyfriend's house. >> Okay. Um how much? >> Sergeant Schumicker made contact with the driver who is identified as 24 Juliana Sakar. Juliana told the officer that she thought the speed limit was 45 MPH, but the officer told her that it was 30 mph. As he was speaking with her, he detected the odor of alcohol and suspected that she may be impaired. Juliana only provided her Illinois state ID card along with a temporary driver's license and told the officer that she already had a prior DUI. She claimed that she was coming from her boyfriend's house and admitted to to drinking a tall Miller light beer earlier that evening. Did >> you give a to drink while you were there? >> Just one beer. >> One beer. >> One beer. >> Okay. >> And I know I'm being honest with you. >> I smell it. That's the only reason I asked. >> That's That's the only reason I know I could lie and I could be stupid, but like I said, I have a DIY already. Okay. >> Um and I was looking to get another one. So, >> all righty. >> I got 1331. Please do start me a second. Not emergency. >> Uh 10:21 24. That one expired at the end of the last 135. >> What time do you get over your boyfriend's house? 10 >> 10. >> He lives all the way out in like >> Okay. So, where do you live? >> Uh down the street. >> I This is my address that I've been at, >> but I currently live down the street. >> So, where where are you physically residing right now? >> Um I'm sorry. I'm just really nervous. I'm so sorry. >> Just take a deep breath. We're just talking. That's all. >> All right. Okay. >> You're good. >> I'm sorry. Sorry. You're good. >> Um >> I live in Geneva. >> You live in Geneva? Yes. Okay. So this with my address. What is that? >> Residencing there like living there sort of. >> Okay. >> But I currently live there. >> I'm moving. >> You're moving to Geneva. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry, sir. >> You're okay. >> I don't mean to be >> No, no, no. You're okay. >> What address in Geneva? >> In Geneva. >> Yes. That's >> what address Geneva. >> Yep. >> The house or apartment? >> A house. >> Okay. How long have you been there? >> Um about a year now. >> Okay. Um Oh my goodness. Um, okay. So, what time did you get to your boyfriend's house? >> What time? >> Then what time did you get to your boyfriend's house? >> I've been there all day. >> You've been there all day? >> Yeah. I had work earlier. I worked breakfast. >> Um, I work at I got home to his house around 2. >> Um, we had a big dinner. We had steak, potatoes. I had um one like tall mother. >> About what time did you leave? >> Riding in the middle of >> technically. Okay. Um >> what time did you have that tall Miller light? >> About an hour and a half ago. >> About an hour and a half ago. Did you finish that? >> Okay. Um how are we looking on your insurance? >> I'm so sorry. Let me look. I'm I'm looking at my grandma cuz this is her car. >> Let's do this. Put your phone down for a second. We're do a couple other things real quick first. Okay. Um do you have any problems with your finger dexterity? Any problems with your fingers at all? >> Other than I'm just shaking really bad right now. No >> no medical problems or anything. Okay. Just take a deep breath. We're just talking. Okay. >> I appreciate you walking through this. This is like the last thing that I And I'm being honest with you. I appreciate that. I just am like really nervous. >> I got you. Just take a deep breath. We're just talking. Okay. What I'm going to ask you to do, just look at me. Don't do anything until I tell you to. Okay, I'm going to ask you to go 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 >> All right, >> go right ahead. >> 1 2 3 4 3 Wait. 1 2 3 4 3 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 >> Okay. What's your highest level of education? >> High school. >> High school. Okay. Do you know the English alphabet? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Nothing too crazy or wacky. Um, what I'm asking you to do is I'm going to ask you to recite the alphabet from the letter D to W without seeing. So D is in David all the way to W is in William >> without singing. >> Do the alphabet in my head first before I do it. >> We could just out loud just try D through W without singing. Out K. >> Okay. Did >> you know where I asked you to stop? >> W. >> Okay. >> Sorry. You're okay. >> Um. >> D E F G H I J K L. Wait. >> No. That's not right. >> That's not possible. >> What's not possible? >> Wait. D through W. >> Yes. >> A B C D E F G H I J K L. >> Am I missing W? What do you mean? >> I'm like I'm saying the alphabet, but there's no W in the alphabet. >> There's no W. >> No, there is, but I'm just saying like the way I'm saying it. >> All right. Hey, let's let's go on to something else. Okay. >> All right. Let's do something else. >> I'm not crazy. Uh, try to count backwards for me. Do you know how to count in English? >> Yes. >> Okay. Count backwards. Just numbers starting at 58 and ending at 37. So, start backwards or count backwards. Starting at 58 and ending at 37. Can >> I This is Celsius. Can I have a drink of this? I'm sorry. 58 to 38. >> 58 to 37. Starting at 58 and ending at 37. >> 58. Um 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 40 Wait, no. I'm sorry. I'm so nervous right now. I promise. Can I just do a sobriety test or something? I'm so nervous right now. Hang on. I'm going to go back to my car. Just uh check your information. Keep looking for your insurance. Okay. Okay. I >> You're good. I'll be right back. That dog was mean mugging me. I was answer pretty quick. >> Oh, that you the dog or you talking about her? >> The dog. >> Oh, humbling. Man, you want to come my last traffic stop? Oh, man. I tried to give her some time to fix it, but she didn't want it. Okay. Whatever Lucas, good. >> She's stalking. No contact order. Expired. She's suspended. >> Is she? >> Yeah. Served. I can figure out what to do with the dog. Uh, >> where she live? >> In Geneva. >> You have a dog leash in case we need it. >> Okay. >> She had a leash, too. >> She had a leash in the car. static suspension 91324 through >> ahead. Okay. Well, it's uh where she stayed from. >> Uh boyfriend's house. I think we're going to go to the parking deck. It's right there. It's a little far, but this isn't quite the slant. So, I really don't want to use the sidewalk. What do you think about that? >> That side is right there. Is good right here. >> Let's see. [Applause] Hey, Juliana. Yes. >> All right. How are we looking at insurance? >> Yes, I got it. >> May 25. Can I see the car? >> Uh, >> Hondaai Elantre 4394. >> Okay, perfect. Uh, I'm going to have you step out. We're going to chat out here. Um, do you have a jacket or something? >> Yeah, I do. >> Where's that at? >> It's just in the back. I'll grab >> roll your window. We'll uh >> What do you want me to do? >> Grab your Here. Grab your jacket. You You grab your jacket if you're able to. >> Pull that out front. Okay, let's roll the windows up so pooch stays in the car. Okay. >> Okay. >> Just leave a little bit open. Yeah, that's enough. >> There you go. Right there. Right there. >> All right. Step on out for me >> for sure. >> He's not going to step out. >> No. Archie, stay. >> Archie. Huh? >> No, he's fine. >> Okay. Um, you want to throw your jacket on? >> Really? >> I'm sorry. The car just does that when I step out. Okay. All righty. So, >> we're in a little bit of a bad spot here. >> I know. I know. Um, we're going to take about a 100 foot walk if that's okay with you. Are you okay with that? Okay. >> So, we're going to go. There's a nice parking deck right over there. It's a nice flat surface. It's just up at at this intersection. So, we're going to walk up there. So, I'll follow you. Um >> Um >> I'm just really nervous right now. Where's the key? >> Um here. >> Is it dog friendly? Yeah, he's super nice. >> Not going to bite or anything? >> No. >> Okay, >> actually, it's his birthday tomorrow. We'll film a birthday party. >> Okay, let's walk over here. Okay. >> Just up to this parking lot right up here. >> We're about halfway there. All right. I'm so sorry I couldn't answer your questions. I'm just like extremely nervous. >> Okay. We're going to cross here. >> Um, >> you're okay. Here. Come over here. Come here. We're going to go to the left here. >> I got like I don't know. Not like super super nervous. Okay. I'm nervous enough for like done this before. >> I know. I know. >> Only cuz I was dumb ass. >> All right. You know what I mean? >> Here's what we're going to do. Um >> stand by right here. Okay. >> Okay. >> This is flat, >> not obstructed. There's some ice over on the sidewalk over there, so I just wanted to make sure we're in a a better location. Uh thankfully it's not 10° out tonight, right? >> Yeah. Thank goodness. >> Um okay, so here's the deal. You're speeding. That's why I stopped here. Yes, sir. >> Um I want to uh make sure that it is uh safe for you to get home tonight. Yes, sir. >> I smell a little bit of alcohol in my car. >> Um so uh if you're okay with it, um I'd like to have you pat you down. >> No, no, I got to pat you on. N you put the gloves on. I'm just down. N >> like wearing the gloves. That's all. Um, so if you're okay with it, I'd like to have you just like you mentioned in the car, do some soriety test to make sure you're okay to continue home. >> Um, before I do that, um, just want to run through a couple questions again. Uh, we won't be out here too long hopefully. >> Um, so where are you coming from again? >> My boyfriend's house and he lives. >> Okay. >> I left around 10ish. >> Okay. >> Um, I got there around 2. >> Well, hang on a second. And where are you going to? my house in Geneva. >> House in Geneva. Okay. Um >> um I currently live in um well I'm moving I just moved into this house um about a year ago. >> Okay. >> And >> you're moving to the the address that's on my ID. Is that not what I said in the car? >> You're moving. You're moving to >> I'm moving. What's >> I um I just moved there about halfish a year ago. >> You moved where to go? >> Yes. >> So you you've been living at the Geneva address >> and you're going to be moving >> to what address? >> Gotcha. >> I'm sorry. I I was just really nervous in the car and you were asking me all these questions. I'm so sorry. It's a lot >> and especially with my record, I just am extremely nervous. I understand. Um, so you're still living. You're going to be moving, but you're on your way back. >> I think I said it reversed. I think I said it reverse. I'm sorry. Yes. >> But you're going to be moving to you're going to be you're driving back to tonight. That's where that's where you're living right now. >> It's literally like three blocks away. Yes. >> Okay. Um, so you left your boyfriend's house around 10:00. What time did you get there? You said >> two. >> About two. Okay. Um, and how much did you have to drink while you were there? One tall Miller light. >> One tall Miller light. >> Yes. >> Okay. Uh what was that in? Like a like a tall boy can type thing. Okay. Um >> and I had that around >> a check through the system would later reveal that her license was currently suspended due to a prior DUI arrest in Geneva, Illinois on September 13th, 2024. After officers Wessonorf and Patel arrived on scene to assist, Sergeant Schumicker escorted her to a nearby parking deck at 200 Walnut Avenue to perform field sobriety exercises. The first field sobriety exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmus HGN test. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. After the field sobriety exercises were completed, Sergeant Schumicker decided that she was not going to be arrested for another DUI. >> 8:30 or 9. >> 8:30 or 9. Okay. Um, and did you finish that? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, did you have anything to eat tonight? >> Yes, I had a big steak dinner and I had some mashed potatoes. >> Okay. Was that before or after? >> Before Before you Okay. Um, any other drugs or anything? >> No. >> Okay. No other drug substances. Okay. >> Angry. >> Um, >> so here's what I'm going to ask you to do. >> Okay. >> Myself and will be going on my notes. Uh, >> if you could stand with your heels and toes together. >> All right. My legs are extremely shaky right now just cuz I'm really nervous. So, I'm really sorry about that. >> You're good. You're good. Heels and toes together and your arms to your sides. Okay. Um, are you wearing contacts? >> Yes. >> Okay. Hard lens, soft lens, like >> are they like >> Not super sure. >> Okay. Um, sorry. Are they like daily disposal type things or Okay. >> Um, your uh glasses at all? >> Not really. >> Not really. Okay. Any other eye problems or abnormalities? >> Um, I got two really big stigmatisms on my eye. >> Two stigmatisms. Okay. What eye? >> Both of them. >> Both of them. Okay. Um, so again, uh, heels and toes together, arms to your sides. Okay. Uh, you're going to keep your head still and you're going to follow the movement of my stimulus with your eyes only. My stimulus is going to be my right index finger. Okay? You're going to keep following my stimulus with your eyes only until I tell you to stop. Do you understand the instructions? Yes. >> Okay. So, you're just you're not going to move your head. You're just going to follow my right finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? Are you 78? I figured [Music] Uh any physical problems or disabilities? >> No, sir. >> What I'm going ask you to do is just imagine take about two steps. >> Yep. Imagine a line extending straight out 1042. >> Okay. Uh what I'm asking you is I'm going to ask you to place your left foot on the line. Now place your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot with the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot and your arms to your sides. So left foot on the line, right foot on the line ahead of your left foot with the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot and your arms to your sides. >> There you go. Just like that. Stay right there. Maintain this position until I've completed the instructions. Do not start to walk until I tell you to. Do you understand the instructions so far? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. When I say begin, take nine heel to toe steps on the line. Turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back on the line. >> Is it possible to do it on this skid mark or not? >> Um, come here real quick. >> Huh? >> That's why we don't use one. >> I can do it. It's okay. I'm sorry. I can just do that on my own. I I prefer this is this is like the most level surface where we were at over here. >> Yeah. >> So that kind of dips down a little bit. >> So here, step back right about here where my leg is. >> Okay. So back in that position. Okay. So left foot, >> right foot, head, arms to your sides. Okay. >> I'm going to read that part of the instructions again. >> Um when I say begin, take nine heel to toe steps on the line. Turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back on the line. Make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line and turn by taking a series of small steps with the other foot. I'm going to demonstrate. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> So, you're in that starting position. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps forward on the line. It's going to look like such. 1 2 3 all the way to nine. You're going to keep your front foot on the line. Turn by taking a series of small steps with your other foot and nine heel to toe steps back on the line. 1 2 3 all the way to nine. >> Yes, sir. >> Keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet at all times and count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, don't stop until you've completed the test. Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Begin and count your first step as one. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 [Music] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay. Uh, last one here. >> Yes. >> Uh, just like the first one. Uh, heels and toes together. Arms to your sides. Okay. >> Do not start the test until I tell you to. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. When I tell you to, you're going to raise either foot approximately 6 in off of the ground. >> No. >> What's up? >> This is the one that I failed on super bad. And it's not cuz I'm like drunk or anything. Just I have horrible balance. And you can ask anyone I know. It's like you go like that and then you stand there. >> Okay. >> But yes, sir. Okay. Uh, you want to give it a go? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, when I tell you to raise either foot approximately 6 inches off of the ground, keeping your raised foot parallel to the ground, you must keep both legs straight and your arms to your sides. Hold that position while you count out loud in the following manner. 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 2 1 100 3 and so on until I tell you to stop. I'm going to go ahead and demonstrate. So, you're in this position. You're going to choose either foot. You're going to raise it approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping your race foot parallel to the ground. You're going to keep both legs straight and you're going to count out loud in the following manner. 100,00 1,002 1003 1004 1005 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Yes, sir. >> Keep your arms at your sides at all times and watch your raised foot. Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay. You have a watch by chance. >> When my partner tells you when to begin, uh, go ahead and begin. Okay. >> Okay. I'm so sorry. I'm just nervous. I need to like >> Okay. >> Just deep breath. Deep breath. >> All right. I'm ready when you are. >> Begin. >> All right. 1001 100,002 100 >> Keep your foot straight like this. 1000 4,0005 1006 1007 1008 1009 10,000 10,0001 10,0002 10003 10,0004 10 2005 2006 2007 2008 109 2000 >> Okay. Um we're going to walk back to >> uh the cars real quick. I'm not going to need that. Let's walk back. Okay. We got something to figure out with your license real quick. I just want to look into something. >> Um I will have you know I'm not I'm not arresting you for DUI tonight. >> Thanks. >> Okay. Um >> I know it was stupid of me. I mean I just did a freaking evaluation on my uh drunk driving. And this is I don't I'm not going to [ __ ] you. You know what I mean? I've had a few drinks like over like New Year's Eve and whatnot, but I was interested in driving. This is the only like third time that I've had a drink since my DUI on the way home. >> Yep. So, when was your DUI? >> Um, September last year. >> September of 2024. >> September 23 domestic service from >> Um, so I just want to go verify really quick. Uh, your license is still showing suspended. >> It is. Yeah. But um I do have a temporary driver's license. >> That's not >> So I understand that >> the paper driver's license, but your driver's license is still suspended because of the DUI. >> Yeah, but I mean my lawyer said that I had >> 1841 court. [Music] >> It's not looking like that. Hang on to the back of your car with my partner. Okay. You just hang with her outside real quick for a sec. >> Okay. >> Okay. [Music] Perfect. >> Your dog. >> Thanks. It's his birthday tomorrow. >> Oh, yeah. >> He's one. I'm giving him a birthday party. >> Okay. >> All of his friends are coming over. >> That's neat. You go to like a dog park? >> Um, yeah. Just like I've got this parking going on that I know. It's like an open field. I'm a dog trainer. >> Oh, cool. >> That's what I went to school for. So, all my dogs are off leash and whatnot. Able to run it out and be good. >> He's not very good though. He's leash on. >> Oh, he's going to be one. So, >> yeah. >> Right. He needs kind of time. >> Yeah. >> But he's well enough. >> Mhm. Something smells like brisket. >> Hm. >> Something smells like brisket. >> I was just thinking that. >> You know what? Have you been to the um puff shack down on Prairie by the Jewelco? >> Um nope. I don't think I have. >> Oh well, don't go because I went there today and it was ass. It was actually terrible and it was like expensive as hell, too. And I was at my boyfriend's house today and I brought it over after work and I was like, did I just really spend $15 on like the worst sandwich I've ever had? And the lady in front of me was like, "Oh, I've seen you all over Facebook. Like, you guys seem so good." I'm like, "Was it a paid promotion?" Like, >> you know what I mean? >> Yeah. Sometimes they do that and get good reviews. So, >> no. I've been to like Mission Barbecue. Oh, I don't really like that place. >> I've been to I'm trying to remember the name of the place cuz I'm from out east. >> I'm from like near the city. >> Oh, okay. >> So, there's a place in my old town. >> Barbecue. >> Q barbecue. Yeah. >> Barbecue in Old Brook. >> Uh, Lraange. >> Lraange. Okay. >> Yeah. Oh, I used to be a Lrange cop, so went there all the time. >> Um, and then there's uh Uncle Bubs. You ever been to Uncle Bubs? >> I think it's like Westmont, I want to say. >> Oh, okay. I don't really go out there, though. Yeah, it's Well, if you're ever out there, Uncle Bub's really good, too. Yeah. >> Yeah. I feel like >> that's probably better than Q. That's probably better than Q. >> I would always go there at um for my birthday. I'm a December baby. >> Yeah. >> We go to Garfield Conservatory >> and then shoot over to Oak Park. >> I said Oak, but I meant Oak Park. Oak Park. And then go to Q's Barbecue there. >> Is there one in Oak Park as well? >> Yeah. Oh, okay. >> Right. Like right downtown. Yeah. >> And um >> that was like my birthday celebration. >> That's cool. Good food. I'm going to give him that. That was good food. >> But, you know, I think they've really gone down. I feel like everything's gone downhill. >> It's been a while since I've been there, though. So, >> not as good. The sandwiches are >> We're going to fire water over in Geneva. >> I'm not a fan of fire water. >> I've only had like one bad experience there. I got like the pickle chips. Yeah. >> But rather than like cut them up and like bread them separately, they just threw them as a clump in there. And I'm like, >> so disgusting. And I don't know if I'm picky, but >> Okay. I'm sorry. You're good. So, here's the deal. >> Okay. Um, kind of two moving pieces to this. Uh, the first thing first was a DUI investigation. Uh, I appreciate you being cooperative. Uh, like I said, I'd be interested to know what you would blow right now, but I I don't think, um, >> we're not even going to go that route. Um, like I said, I'm not arresting you for DUI. >> However, uh, I don't know what your lawyer told you. I don't know why your lawyer told you that. But uh because of the last DUI, I just confirmed your license is suspended and it will be suspended according to your driver abstract, which is your driving history. >> So, your license is still suspended. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, um you're going to have to come down with me. >> Okay. >> Uh you're going to be getting just a couple tickets uh for the license and then the speeding. >> Yes. >> Um your car has insurance. You're legally parked on the roadway. So, we're not going to be towing your car. I'm going to be doing with my puppy. >> So, that's the next thing to work on. Do you live with anybody? >> Yes. >> Who do you live with? >> My roommate. >> Your roommate. >> I can call him really quick. >> So, here's the thing. We can take >> You can take my puppy. >> If you want to transport the dog and I can transport her this way when you're released your dog. What I'm saying is we have a we have >> a street. >> Okay. I will take the dog back to the police department. U we have a cage. You're safe there. Obviously, your car is going to remain here. You can't drive until you get your license situation figured out. Okay. Uh so you're going to have to call somebody for a ride tonight. Um and then >> is it able to just walk home? Uh, we can give you I prefer you not walk on. Uh, we >> While she was not being arrested for DUI, she still had to be arrested for driving with a suspended license. As a result, she was handcuffed and placed in the patrol car. Officer Wessonorf transported Juliana to the St. Charles Police Department for further processing. Sergeant Schumacer transported a dog to the station so it could be placed in a cage until she was released. >> Can give you a ride. All right, >> we can we can work that out. Um, so do me a favor. Turn around. I'm going have to just put you in handcuffs. Okay. >> Do you have my phone, by the way? >> I got your key. >> It's in my partner's car. Okay. >> Is uh is dog on a leash? >> Yes. And he's really good. His name is Archie. I >> have my cuffs in my back anymore. Archie, you said >> Archie birthday's tomorrow. >> All right. >> You'll still be able to give him a nice birthday party. >> Thank you guys so much. Of course. >> I mean, I'm being cooperative for >> like taking me down to the station or anything, but I mean like thank you for >> just taking it easy on me, >> especially with everything else going on. >> I >> Yeah. >> am going to have here. Here, I'm going to have you stand here with my partner real quick. >> Okay. >> Dog is on the leash. >> Yes, sir. >> Not going to bite, correct? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> Hey, you been >> I'm just going to put him in my car while you >> can like pick him up. You can do like you should reinhale him so everyone else >> and then my car is still on, sir. >> Yeah, we'll make sure we'll make sure it's off and locked. >> He's a pug, so he's like beyond stupidly friendly. All right, you're going to watch him go right in my car. Okay, just so you're satisfied with that. >> Oh, I mean you could keep him if you want. >> Like he's kind of a pain in my ass. >> Come on. Hop on here. I'll pick you up, I guess, come here. Come on. Come on. [Applause] It's if it was the other side of the street. >> Like you said, you're legally keys are in my car. >> Keys are in your car. We'll lock it up here in just a second. >> Shut it off and lock it. >> Is it done? All right. >> Lights. >> Car's off. >> Uh, they're automatic. >> Okay. >> So, they'll shut off. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Okie dokie. >> Check it. >> Good. >> Perfect. >> All right. We're going to throw you in his car. We're going to go back. It shouldn't be too long over there. >> Okie dokie. >> Over on this side. >> Something smells really like this. >> What's that? >> Something smells really like that. >> I know, right? probably nuts. I feel like I had a full dinner, but >> uh no weapons or anything on you. No, sir. >> Okay, I'm going to unzip your coat if that's okay with you. >> Just going to check your pockets real quick. >> And I have >> What do you have in here? >> Um just my keys. Oop, sorry. >> And nothing extra. >> It un snaps right here above it. >> Yeah, we'll put the rest of our stuff off. There we go. >> Yeah. >> And then in this Yeah. >> I don't want to catch your hair. Good. >> Trying to be as >> Yes. >> It's okay. >> Least intrusive as we can be. >> Grab it. Just like a bullet. >> Uh. >> Yeah. >> There we go. >> There you go. >> Okay. >> Just like a stress ball. >> Yeah. >> That's funny. >> All right. Nothing else in your pockets. >> Okay. Okay. >> Just turn around real quick. Face the car. >> We're just going to lift this up. I don't see anything. >> Okay. Comfortable with that? >> Yeah, I'm good with that. >> Cool. All right. >> Okay. Go ahead and have a seat there. Uh, it's easiest to go kind of like left leg and then butt in first and then you kind of slide in, right? Just what you have to get in. Perfect. >> All right, buckle you in here. Short ride of the PD. >> Yeah, I know. Unfortunately. >> Thank you, sir. >> You got that pouch? Did you throw it in here? Perfect. Okay. Thanks. >> Yep. I got the keys and the phone. All right. I'll see you back there. [Music] Track 1372. Show one female 1095. I'll be transporting from this location of the PD. Starting mileage 17054 17054. This is warmer in here, right? >> I guess. Yeah. >> Supposed to be warm as tomorrow, though. I'm supposed to get >> Yeah. I'm going to the park with all the puppies. So, I'm excited. >> What's that? >> I said I'm going to the park. >> Yeah. >> And I'm going to obviously need my dad or someone to pick me up and my license expended. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Right now 1705 175 That's right. [Music] All right. I'm sorry I didn't catch your first name. >> Julia. >> Julia. Julia. >> This is like a really weird question. Can you just like brush the hair out of my mouth? Yeah. All right. Perfect. Thank you so much. >> Yep. >> I was like joking. >> No problem. I don't have that problem as you can see. Watch you step here. >> Step on through here. I'll walk you to the end of this concrete bench here. I'm going to have you turning face the wall. I'm going to take the handcuffs off and just have you have a seat there. Okay. >> Turn there. Face the wall. Sure do. Yep. >> All right. See this door to my right? Right through there. >> Yeah, that's fine. You can leave it right on the bench there. Yeah, you can chat it. >> After Juliana was processed, she was released pending her court appearance and transported to her residence by officer Wessonorf. Juliana was charged with the following driving with a suspended license 1625 LS563 speeding as being a 65 51161 would be okay.