[music] [music] Hello. [music] Can you roll down your window? [music] You need to pull over in the parking lot. Hey, what's going on? Where did he go? Hey, we're going to get out of the car. No, you got out of [music] the car. All your rights. No, you won't. [music] We need you to get out of the car. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm not going to. You need to step out of the car. But it's cold. [music] It's cold. Aha. She's I need to talk to you first. So, okay. All your rights. Okay. I [music] want you to get out of the car. Okay. All your rights. All your rights. No. No. This is my last time asking you. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. Okay. So, we'll take [music] a break before we move. Just like that. No, you are being audio and video recorded. Today is September 11th. [music] The time is 5 hours. Should be allowed to move her car. Here she comes. Yeah. [music] Yeah. Then I'll get you the keys. Okay. All right. Thank you. It's okay. I found it. [music] Do you want to get your camera inside on the passenger side? All right. So, [music] you have the right to remain silent anything can and will be used against you. In court, you have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you during questioning. If you cannot afford [music] a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you prior to questioning. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not to answer any [music] questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights? I have explained them to you. Okay. What's going on tonight? I just want to go home. Okay. How much did you drink tonight? H not much, honestly. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So, you [music] can't even follow All the rights. So, you were sleeping in the driveway of a Taco Bell. I'm sorry. Can [music] I help you? I'm sorry. Can I get a job? No, we can't. We are not allowed to because Sorry, officer. [music] No. Tell me what happened tonight. Well, honestly, I was just tired when I was driving home. Okay. How much did you [music] drink tonight? Well, not a lot. I went to the bar to pick up my friends. [music] I went to give them a lift home. Then I [music] stayed for a while. Then I got hungry. I drove [music] through. Okay. Then you fell [music] asleep. Yeah. Yeah. I was tired. It's been a long week. Finals have been stressful, so I [music] was tired, but I wasn't drunk driving. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. There's a beer bottle in your cup [music] holder. So, you were driving drunk? No, that's not mine. Okay. But it was open next to you. Yeah. Yeah. That was 2 days [music] ago. Okay. I guess. Okay. I think I got to the bar and then I had a drink before I [music] went in. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Sounds nice. Sorry. Definitely not mine. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, okay. I think too. Uh, is your ID in there? Yeah. Yeah. Can I get it? Yes. Yes. Go get it. Did you eat anything else tonight? Oh, no. Are you sure? [music] Yes. Because you are. You're having a hard time sitting still, which tells me you may have taken a stimulant. [music] I'm just I'm just tired. A little overwhelmed with finals and stuff. [music] Can you stay with her for a while? 464 name Washington. Oh man, I'm recording. Another question. [music] Can I still have her do a field sobriety test even if I arrest her? Very good. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Absolutely. No problem. All the windows are out. The box is great. There's an open container here. Yes. Okay. Thank you. [music] Thank you. Yeah. Yeah. I assure you, someone at my age, it's not the end of the world. Hey, it's okay. All right. Are [music] you willing to do some voluntary field sobriety tests? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, I'm going to cuff you. We're going to do some tests. Okay. >> [music] >> Hey, when I let [music] your hands out, put them on your head. [music] How is one of your schools leaving the senior year, graduating next year? for the first test. [music] I'm going to have you do some tests. Amhom, I'll be evaluating you based on your ability [music] to perform the tests and follow instructions. Okay. Okay. I'm Ham. Have you [music] taken any medication in the last 24 hours? No. Are you under a doctor's care? Dentist? No. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Our contact glasses. Okay. So, the first thing is what I want you to do is put your feet together. Put your arms to your sides. You're going to [music] stand straight and look at my pen. Okay. Okay. You see? I want you to see. Yes. What color is it? It's blue. Okay. You're going to tip to the top. [music] My pen and your eyes. Only your eyes. Okay. Okay. So keep your head still. Okay. [music] [music] again. Your eyes will drop only your eyes. Okay. All right, next test. I have you do I'm going to put you in what's called the starting position. Okay. So, you're going to imagine staying there. We're [music] going to face you. Face this direction. All right. I'm going to get you into position. Shane. So, you're going to face [music] this direction. You're going to imagine there's a go and stay there. You're going to imagine there's a straight line in front of you. Okay. You're going to place your left foot on that imaginary line. Right foot in [music] front of the left. Heel to toe. Arms at your side. So go in [music] that position. Right in front of your left foot. So you're going to All right. So you're going to try to keep it [music] in a straight line. Okay. Arms at your side. Hold that position. Don't move from this position until I tell you to begin. Do you understand? Yeah. Yeah. All right. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe. [music] Next part for on your nine steps, you're going to take your lead foot and take a series [music] of small steps back to the line. This is a continuous [music] test. Don't stop once you begin. You need to count your steps out loud. Make sure to watch your feet. Hey, put your [music] arms to your sides. I'll demonstrate for you. Okay. 2 three. Put your front foot. You need to take a series of small steps. 1 2 3. I took three. You need to rest for 9 minutes. Okay. Do you have [music] any questions before we start? You can start. Remember to keep your arms at your sides. Okay, the next test. I want you to put your feet together, arms at your sides. Don't move from this position until I tell you to begin. Do you understand? When I tell you to begin, you're going to lift your one foot [music] off the ground about 6 in. You're going to keep your arms at your sides. You're going to look at your toes and count out loud in this exact manner. 1,00 1 1,002 [music] 1,003 and so on. Don't stop until I tell you to stop. Okay? If you actually put your foot down, go and get it back and [music] continue the test. Do you have any questions before we begin? Give me a second. You can start 1,001 1,002 1,003 All right, you do. [music] You don't understand the instructions. Do you need me to look at the instructions one more time? Okay. You will lift the foot of your choice 6 in off the ground. You have to look at your toes, arms at your sides. [music] You have to count out loud this way. 1,00 1 1,002 1,003 You will continue. 3 I order [music] you immediately. Do you have any questions? Catch your foot. Yeah. Yeah. You have to lift your foot 6 in off the ground. Parallel to the ground. No. Oh no. I'm ready. You can start [music] with 1,000 or something like that. 1,00 1,002 100,003 [music] change to 1,00 1,005 2006 2007 2008 1009 1001 1001 11,2 [music] 13,000 34,000 2000 105 1 year 2007 [music] 1,000. All right, you can stop. The last thing I want you to do is if you'd be willing to provide a breath sample of our portable [music] breath test. Basically, won't replace any evidentiary testing that we may ask you to do later. We would like to offer a breath sample. Okay. Did you really [music] drink that much tonight? I've been doing homework for two days straight. Then I went to Baja. I was having fun. I think I had four [music] beers. And then I was on my way home. When did you drink [music] the beers? I think around 10:30. Around what time? Around 10 or 10:30. Okay. All right. So, you'll see this will show all zeros after it does [music] a blank check. What you're going to do is you're going to take a deep breath and blow hard. Okay. All right. Take a deep breath and blow as hard as [music] you can. Blow hard. Blow hard. Blow hard. Blow hard. Blow hard. Blow hard. Blow hard. Okay, now this won't be a surprise. Go get her keys. Yeah. Yeah. I put it in [music] her purse. all the rights. Do you know what [music] the legal limit is? Um 0. Yeah. Yeah. This is 2 for 9. Okay. That's well over the limit. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. On the car. I am sorry. [music] So, you're under arrest. Okay. So, we're going to put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest [music] for DUI. Now, I know this isn't very comfortable. Just hang on a moment. Don't move yet. Okay. Now, [music] I'm just going to do a quick search. Do you have anything in your pockets? I'll write. So, I'm going to use the back of my hand to [music] check your chest area. [music] Empty your pockets. Okay. You know, you can't drink and drive, but this isn't. You know, you had a chance to turn things around. Me, too. Yeah. I'm going to [music] check your pockets. Check the other side of you. What's this? I'm not sure. I think that's what we're seeing. It's an organization. Okay. There's nothing inside the organization. Okay. Two. Besides alcohol, [music] did you eat anything tonight? No. Just drank a lot of alcohol. Drank too much beer. Had too much beer. So, okay. I'm sorry. All right. [music] We're going to start walking this way. We [music] walk here [music] almost. Even if you return here, you're still being recorded and filmed. Okay. Okay. >> [music] >> I'll transport a female ready with [music] the mileage. 133. Attempting to pass 12 in my 361312 [music] 3 >> [music] [music] [music] >> What are you doing? Okay, we'll let you out in a bit. I just just need [music] to get the tears from my Okay, I'll be jealous. We were cuffed as soon as we went in. Okay, all the rights this way. Three. Walk straight, [music] then turn right, facing the wall. Then you go in. Keep going this way. 6443 [music] silver ID. [music] You can sit on that brown chair. Okay, before we get started, I'm going to check your mouth. When was the last time [music] you ate or drank? I think around 9 or 10. I think I had some fries [music] at the bar, but 9ish or 10ish. I'm okay. Can you go ahead and check your mouth? Open your mouth and stick your tongue out. And then lift [music] your tongue up perfectly. And then try not to touch your face. If you want to wipe your tears really quick, you can do that. But after [music] that, try to touching your face. You can. Okay. All right. All right. So, from now on, just uh try not to put your hands on your face. I'm going to grab your ID again if I could. Yeah. Yeah. All the rights. So, I'm [music] going to tell you some things. Let me explain the process to you. Aha. So, you're under arrest for DUI. Is this yours? [music] Have you been arrested before? Okay. You've been arrested for DUI before. [music] We can only hold you for a maximum of 6 hours. You'll likely be released before then. [music] So, you won't be here all weekend or anything meaningful. So, we're going to go through this process and then [music] we'll go from there. Okay. So, I'm going to read you something. [music] You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. [music] If you are under 18, anything you say can and will be used against you in juvenile court. Proceedings concerning juvenile offenses can also be [music] used against you in adult court. A juvenile court criminal prosecution determines that you will be tried as an adult. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before answering any questions. [music] You have the right to have a lawyer present during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you free of charge. Do you understand these rights? You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? Okay. Sign here and try to keep your hands off your face. You can. Okay. Sign here and understand these rights. Okay. [music] There's a sign there. I have decided [music] not to exercise those rights at this time. Any statement I make is made freely, voluntarily, without [music] any threat or promise. If that's true, you can sign there. I [music] want to wait. Waiting to sign. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Wait a second. Okay. Then try to Can you put your hands uh on your lap, please? Please. [music] Thank you. Then confirm that you don't want to sign this now. [music] Okay. All the rights. So sign. It just says I've read it to you just in all this. Okay. Just don't. No, I don't want to answer. So you don't want to sign this. Okay. All the rights. Your breath test. [music] Okay. Okay. Okay. Before we proceed, two, would you like to speak to an attorney before you make a decision? No. You don't want to speak to [music] an attorney. Okay. You don't want to take the test. Okay. Do you understand the implications of refusing [music] to take the test? So, if I don't take the test, [music] So, if I have all my documents, they go to the lawyer. Yeah. I don't know what you're asking. All your documents [music] go to the lawyer. I'm home. I don't know. I'm not doing well. I I don't want to take it. Okay. [music] Do you want me to read it again just to make sure you understand? Okay. So, this is not I want you [music] to understand your rights. Okay. I want you to understand everything here so you can make an informed decision. Okay. So, this is the implied consent [music] warning for breath. So, you are under arrest for RCW46-61-5-2 or RCW4661504 driving or actual physical [music] control of a motor vehicle while under the influence alcohol and or [music] do you have any confusion about this? Okay. No, I don't want to sign. Okay. You don't want to sign. [music] We're taking a breath test now. Hey, so you're not confused. Hey, you don't want to [music] talk to a lawyer? Hey, do you want some? [music] You can use these tissues. [music] All the rights. We'll do this in a few forms. So now you're just going to hang [music] out here as long as I can get everything typed out, but we can only hold you for a maximum of 6 hours. [music] Okay? Once you leave here, you'll have a court date and you'll appear in court. All right? And then I'll share my side. Yeah. We'll be able to talk to the lawyer. Do you know why you're here? I do. I think I just warmed myself up from finals week. Got it. Just like I thought I thought I was doing. Okay. I'm always I'm always. So So [music] tonight I think I just kind of liked letting myself go a little bit and then I was like, "Yeah, yeah, I was good." But I'm always driving it. But I'm sorry. I was just [music] tired and hungry. And then I went to Taco Bell. The line was so long. Yeah. Yeah. Such a long line. I don't know. to [music] make excuses. I didn't mean to. There are two possibilities. So just like that, that it's the latest. This I just need to take it down. We have >> [music] >> makeup. Do you have any rings or jewelry on you? [music] Let's see. Do you want to put it here so it doesn't have to [music] touch the bin? Is this all your jewelry? Then you can take off your shoes and put them in. [music] You can turn off your phone so you can save battery for later. Hey, what time [music] is it? 3:35 a.m. All the rights. So, I just need you to sign. This is just This isn't admitting guilt or [music] anything. It just says this is the property I'm taking from you. Okay. [music] Do you want a blanket? Hey, do you want a glass of water? [music] All the rights. You can take these things. Did you buckle your seat belt? I don't remember. Okay. You go in, but I said the maximum. You'll be here for 6 hours. Once I finish the paperwork, you can go and give me a problem. All the rights. [music]