Final stop 79 and 3. Hello, can I have your license and registration? Do you know the reason why I pulled you over, ma'am? >> Why? >> I trailed you about 10 blocks down that way. You're driving from all the way back there. You've been swerving for about 10 blocks. Um after the 10 blocks I hit the lights. You decided to turn three lanes to the left, then turn to the right, and then finally pulled over. So, you understand that once you see the lights, you're supposed to pull over, correct? Okay. Where Where are you coming from? So, but where are you coming from though? What's CP? >> I know. >> Huh? Okay. But I I understand it, but where are you coming from? Where are you coming from? >> I just know I'm going up there. >> Where's up Up where? >> I know I'm in the wrong right now. >> I I understand that, but >> I know where >> Where are you Where are you going to? >> Huh? >> Where are you going to? >> Is this like Should I like put my car in reverse? >> No, no, no. It's fine. Just sit right there. >> I actually I understand. >> Uh you don't understand. >> I do. I just don't >> Okay. Just do me a favor and just get out of the vehicle. Just turn off the vehicle and get out. >> I do understand. >> Okay. Just get out of the vehicle for right now. All right. Is it fine if you could just close the door for me for right now? Thank you. Hey, man. What's your name? >> Cali. >> Okay. Can I speak with you over here real quick? Um reason I'm here, specifically me, is I just want to make sure you're good to drive, okay? Is it okay if I just take a look at your eyes? You said yeah? Okay. You can just stand right there then. And then, yeah. Perfect. Just face me. Um real quick, this might sound like a silly question I might ask you. Do you have glasses or do you have contacts? Are you blind in either eye? >> If I could say so, yes. >> What was that? >> Okay. >> No, I was asking, are you blind in either eye? >> I know. >> Okay. Okay. You can see this purple, right? >> If I said I couldn't, I shouldn't be driving cuz I can see fine. >> What do you mean by that? >> I know I shouldn't be driving. >> I don't understand. >> I know I'm not supposed to have a lawyer, but like I shouldn't be driving. >> Okay. Is it still okay if I check your eyes? Did you want to tell him what you told me? >> I know I shouldn't be driving. But that's why I pulled over. >> Okay. You see what I'm saying? Just go ahead and you can see this light. Follow with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? Stand with your feet together, arms down by your side. We'll start past the bridge of your face. Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head, okay? Understand that? Any questions? Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Look at the end of here. Just hold it there for like maybe 4 seconds. Let's do this a few times. Just do that a couple of times. Did he get your license already? Can we just verify your information, okay? Um, if you could over here just so I can hear you a little bit better. What's your first name, ma'am? >> Cary. >> How do you spell that? >> C A >> Last name? >> Yes, it's D A D R E S. >> D R E S? And then do you have a middle name? >> Yeah, Jane. J A N E. >> You said Jane? >> Yeah. >> With a G? >> G A N E. >> Not with a J? >> Yeah. >> With a J. Okay, got it. >> J A N E. >> What's your birth month? >> October, October 1994. >> How tall are you? >> 5'8. >> 5'8. Okay, what's your approximate weight? >> Um, 110. >> Okay, so you have brown hair, brown eyes? >> Yes. >> Were you born here in Florida? >> No. >> Uh, where were you born? What state? >> New York, New York. >> From the city of New York? From Manhattan? Uh, what's your current address? >> 35 >> Uh-huh. >> 19 Avenue South. Naples. >> Naples, Florida. And then what's your phone number? >> 404 >> Uh-huh. >> 370 >> Uh-huh. >> 5055. >> What do you do for work? >> Uh, I work for my We like ivory furniture. >> You said ivory furniture? >> Ivory furniture. >> Oh, you refurbish furniture. >> I work a lot like this. >> So, like on your feet a lot? And is that car registered to you? >> Um >> It is? No, it's somebody else? Mom, dad, or >> Um yeah, it's not registered to >> No, but it's not registered to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. And what kind of car is it? >> It's a Nissan car. >> It's a Nissan car? Okay, do you know what year it is? >> It's a 2014. >> Um are you sick or injured? >> No. >> Do you have any physical defects? >> Nope. >> Diabetic? >> No. >> Epileptic, like prone to seizures? >> No. >> Are you seeing a doctor or a dentist outside of like routine checkups, like seeing a dentist? >> Like mental [ __ ] >> Just uh doctor or dentist like that, anything physical. Okay. Are you taking any medications? >> No. >> And you have overall health, how do you describe it? Good, fair, poor? Okay. Just give me 30 seconds by here one second, and I'll get right back with you. Okay, so I'd like to do two more field sobriety tests again, just to gauge where you're at, see if you're good to drive. Um if you'd like, you can put your bag up on the hood, your phone down, or your purse. Don't have to hold anything. And then, if you participate, come over here. Okay, go ahead and stand on that end of the line if you could. Okay, so face down the line. I'm going to get you in the starting position, okay? >> Yep. >> For that, it's going to be your left foot on the line. Then your right foot in front touching heel to toe, just like I'm doing. Oh, no, not not yet. Just I'm just getting you in starting position. >> sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Here you go. We'll wait for a car to pass. Okay. So, left foot on the line and then right foot in front touching heel to toe, just like I'm doing. >> Yep. >> If you could go ahead and get in that position. And then keep your arms out by your side. Okay. Um touch your left foot to your right, just like I'm doing. Like your left. >> Is there anything that's voluntary that I know or not voluntary? >> It's all voluntary. I mean, I can't make you do anything. I won't make you do anything, even if I could. >> If I didn't want to do it, is that an admission of guilt? >> So, pretty much two things apply at that point. And I'll explain it for you right now. The first is that pretty much the reason we're approaching you to do a sobriety test is I want to see how you are right now. So, if you refuse to participate in field sobriety test, I'll be forced to make a decision based on what I've seen so far, okay? Things like slurred speech, odor of alcohol. You mentioned how you're not going to drive, things like that. The other part of it is if you refuse to participate in field sobriety test, they can potentially use that against you in court, okay? Knowing those things, would you like to participate? Again, it's voluntary. >> I don't want to participate, but I know that I shouldn't. >> Okay. If you don't want to participate, like I said, you understand the two things I told you, right? >> If I don't want to participate, I know I'm guilty. >> Okay. So, you don't want to participate, right? And you understand what I told you. I just have to make sure those two things. Again, you don't have to do anything if you don't want to. I just make sure you understand what I told you. >> I'm guilty. >> No, just those two things that >> I I understand, yeah. >> Okay. >> I get it. >> Okay. You don't have to participate. If you could come over here. Um I want to talk with you more. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> And after we read you your Miranda rights, we'll talk to you then, okay? Do you have any questions about that at this time? >> Yeah. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them or her present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights as explained to you? >> Yeah. >> And having these rights in mind do you wish to speak to me now? Okay. That's all good. So, can you turn around for me? Put your hands on your back. You're placed under arrest for DUI. I'm not going to let someone walk up on you. Just keep your hands out where they work. I'm just going to lock this up so that if someone else again walks up on you. Um do you have pockets on you or anything like that? >> No, but I have what's on my car. >> Okay, just that stuff, right? Nothing else on you, nothing hidden, no like needles or anything like that. Okay, we're going to go over here. >> Is what's going on your car in in your >> It'll go with you, yeah. If you wanted to, it'll go with you. >> I will. >> Stop and then you just go ahead and take a seat back there. I think it's 2600 for DUI. And then do you want to see the bottle? >> Yes. >> Okay, let me go ahead and get that for you. >> I appreciate you putting it in your car or on my car. >> Yeah, it's the stuff on the hood, right? >> Yeah, I just wanted to confirm. >> Okay, you'll be able to make a call once we get up to the county. It shouldn't be that long though, so I'll clean this process in a little bit. Just give me a second. >> Come on.