We found this video at Transparency Body Cam. They've got some different stuff. Check them out if you're looking for something new. Hi. Put your window down. There we go. >> Yes. Thank you. How are you? >> I'm good. >> What happened? >> Thank you. I flat tire. >> I see. Looks like you've had that flat tire for some time. >> Where you coming from? >> Um Atlantic Highlands. Where are you going? >> Um, I'm Middletown. >> What's that? >> Middle town. >> You're going to Middletown? >> Yeah. >> You passed Middletown? >> Yeah. >> New Jersey. My New Jersey boys. >> Did you hit something? >> Nothing or >> Yeah. >> What'd you hit? >> She's just getting out. >> Pothole, huh? [Music] >> Yeah. >> Wow. >> Whoa. Okay. She looks drunk. >> That's pretty bad. >> Have you called anybody or anything? >> Yeah. >> Who'd you call? Who? >> Like boyfriend. >> Your boyfriend? Where's he coming from? >> Middle town. >> Oh, wow. She looks like she's in a neighborhood. >> Where were you? Uh, >> where were you in Atlantic Islands? [Music] Got to check out all the tires. >> All right. Let me um >> Okay. Before you get back in. >> Yeah. Don't load her back in. >> How much did you have to drink today? >> Nothing. >> Nothing at all? >> No. >> Not one? Not a glass of wine? Not a beer? Nothing? >> No. >> Okay. No. You sure about that? >> Where are you coming from in in Atlantic Islands? >> Um, >> hold on to your car. >> All right. Um, give me a second. Let me Why don't you give me your uh license, your uh registration, and your insurance? Where did you hit the pothole? The overwhelming majority of the time I once someone gets out of the vehicle and we start having that conversation, I realize that they're drunk. I don't let them back in the car. That's it's just it's a I don't want them to drive away. I don't want them to grab something out of their car. I think this lady is soamored that this officer doesn't even care. Like I she's just she's so impaired that he's not worried about anything. He's just like, "Look, I I know where this is going to end. I just need to get from here to there. So, I I get it. I understand it. Not throwing any shade. Just look drunk. >> Um, right. Like, >> no answer. We just No answer. Okay. Stand right over here for me. >> You're going to turn your car off. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Don't go anywhere. >> Definitely do that. I shut that door. Yeah, that's a good idea. Okay. So, did you Is it What's this from? Is this new or scratchy scratch? >> You get something else besides a pothole? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. Okay. >> Just got to make sure. >> All right. Tell you what. Come over here for me real quick. >> We still don't have a driver's license. >> Who's this car registered to? You? >> Um, yes. >> You? Okay. Come over here for me. Over here. Face me. Face me. >> There we go. >> Take a step away from the car quickly. Just one step towards me. There you go. Okay. >> There we go. >> Do me a favor. Just put your sunglasses up for me. >> Like that. >> Take a look at those. >> Can you see me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You can you can read and understand the English language, right? You understand what I'm saying to you? >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> When someone asks, "Hey, do you know and understand the English language?" Typically, that's because they're speaking with a heavy accent or I think in this case she was just so like she couldn't talk that I think he just didn't know. Like I think he just didn't know because she was either so mumbled and slurred and or didn't speak or what. I think that's that's actually a legitimate question. It's not one I ask all the time. In this particular case with this particular suspect, I think he's right on in asking it. Do you have anything wrong with your eyes that I should know about medically? Like, do you have a glass eye or anything like that? >> No. >> No, not at all. Okay. >> Can you see the tip of my finger? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. So, what I want you to do is I want you to follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. And I don't want you to move your head. Do you understand? >> Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. Stand up straight. Just keep your arms at your side. >> See if she moves her head. >> Ready? >> Don't move your head. >> Yep. There we go. the eye test. When you see him keep saying, "Hey, don't move your head." What he's doing is he's moving his finger back and forth laterally across her face. And in order for this test to be conducted accurately, this person who you're giving it to has to keep their face straight. It is super common that the higher alcohol concentrations, it it's like people can't not follow. So, you keep hearing him say, "Hey, don't move your head. Don't move your head." That's because as his hand moves out this way, she's following it just because she's so drunk. It's like she can't understand what he's saying. So you you hear him say it a lot and that's just because of her absolute inability to follow the simplest of instructions. >> Follow my finger. Very simple. Just follow my finger. Don't move your head. Okay? >> Very simple. Keep following my finger. Okay. Very s very easy. Don't move your head. Don't move your head. What? She can't. She can't not. >> This is important. Okay. Follow my finger. Don't move your head. >> Yes. >> Just can't quite get there. You have to stop moving your head. >> She can't. She's just She's like a dog with a bone. >> Don't move your head. See? Right here. Okay. Don't look at anything else. Just look at my finger. You good? Mhm. over here. Don't move your head. >> Okay, here's what we're going to do. >> Do you have anything wrong with your back, your hips, your knees, your ankles, anything like that medically? No. Nothing. So, you're good? No. Okay. I'm going to have you do a balance test. Okay. Okay. >> What I want you to do is I want you to take your right foot and put it in front of your left foot with your heel touching your toe just like I'm doing. >> Okay. >> Heel touching your toe. Make a straight line. >> She can't see this. >> There's nothing over there you need to look at. You need to look at me. Look at my feet. Do you see how my feet are? >> I like this office. >> I need you to put your feet exactly like this. And I >> She can't stand like that. She's too drunk. >> Okay. >> Are you able to do that? >> Yeah. >> Do you have something medically wrong with you that's stopping you from doing that? >> Cuz you're not doing it. >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, what I want you to do is stay just like that. Okay. When I tell you to, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps this way, turn around, and take nine heel totoe steps back. Okay? It's going to look just like this. Watch me. One. 2 3 until you get to nine. Okay. When you get to nine, you're going to keep that foot on the ground. You're going to take a series of small steps. You're going to turn around. You're going to take nine steps back. One, two, three, until you get to nine. Okay? Keep your hands at your sides. Your foot has to touch your your your heel has to touch your toe on every step. And I want you to count your steps out loud. Okay? >> Do you understand? Do you have any questions? >> Yeah. >> Okay, go right ahead. >> Okay, here we go. Not heel to toe. Not nine step. Just down the road. Turn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13. What's going on here? Where are we going? >> 6521 for county. I have one out for testing. All right. >> This officer is like you're going to jail. >> One out of the vehicle for testing. So, hands at your sides, feet together. Whichever foot you want, >> you're going to lift it off the ground about 6 in. You're going to point your toe out just like I'm doing. >> 1,001 1,00 Not yet. 1,00 1,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. Okay. Mhm. >> Okay. Let's uh why don't we turn this way? >> Let's not. >> Okay. >> Whichever one you want. >> Nothing to look at. >> Yes. >> Did you hear my instructions? >> Yes. >> So, do you know what you're supposed to do? >> Yes. >> Okay. Go ahead. Oh, can't do it. Don't hold on to your car. >> I think by this time we've done a terrible walk and turn. We start the one leg stand. I think this suspect's like, "There's no way I can stand on one foot." So you see that even he tells her to face him, but she goes and puts her back to the car so she can try to hold on to the car while she does this test because she's so schmamored that there's no way she's going to be able to stand on one leg, which obviously is what happens when she starts conducting the test. But she know by this point I think the gig is up now. He knows and now she knows he knows that she knows that he knows that sheammered. So, I I've seen that before where people want to lean up against something because they know their balance is so bad. This is just a great example of it. >> Put your hands at your sides. >> She can't do it. Too drunky drunker tin. No count. Okay. It's going to fall over. What are you looking at? All right. So, I am going to place you under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Please turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> That needs to happen. >> Please turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Don't Don't pull away from me. Put your hands behind your back. >> Thank you. Drunk. >> Don't Don't do that. Okay. Don't make this hard. He is very very kind. >> Good move. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> Shooters of fireball or >> fifth of whiskey? >> You're under arrest for driving while intoxicated. >> Yeah. That needed to happen. >> Hop in. Sit on the seat. One foot after another. >> Can't even understand. >> Sit tight. >> So, the video title and in the description below the video, it says that she ended up blowing a.33. Um, so if you think of double the legal presumptive limits, a 0.16, triple, then quadruple, you're up to a.32. So she's more than quadruple what the legal presumptive limit is. So if being a little bit impaired is down here, she's like in the roof. Um, in the state of Arizona, they consider anything over a 2, it's all the same. Um because it's just you're you're so impaired that you're just you're super impaired. In in Arizona we call it super extreme. Um so she's like super duper hyper extreme. Uh I don't know New Jerseyy's laws, but um whatever however many points you can get, she got all of them and then scored bonus points uh for super high level. So point 32 is is high. So, don't get there. >> Come with me. It's >> not really that >> careful. Okay, stop here. >> Good. >> It's not really. >> Okay, come on. >> No, it's it's necessary. Okay, make a left. There we go. Make a left into this room. >> Okay. Do you have your phone in your pocket? >> She can't remember. >> You do? Okay. But this is not really necessary. >> Here we go. Okay. >> She can't remember where I found this. >> I'm going to take these handcuffs off. >> Thank you. >> And then you're going to sit down on this bench and I'm going to put this handcuff on you. You understand? Turn. Turn around. Put that on the back of your head, please. >> Put your arm on the back of your head, please. Thank you. >> There we go. >> Okay. Have a seat. So dunky drunker. Right arm face. Thank you. >> There we go. >> Are are are you kidding me? >> I am not kidding you. >> Policy, ma'am. If you're on YouTube and you want a Fridays with Frank name badge, the way that you do that is you become a member. So, go to my channel, subscribe, and you're a member. 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