Yeah, I'm like on the Southern Hills. She freaking ran over I'm on Southern and she's comes out wide and then some and then almost freaking hits the curb. >> So, where she almost clipped you at? >> Yeah, so she came out super wide on Southern to like make the right turn on Western Hills. And then like turned real abruptly and almost smacked the curb on the on the west side and I'm like, "My gosh, man." And then she was doing 35 in a 25 and like real abrupt stop at the stop sign and then really abrupt stop here. You were like right here? >> I was over at McDonald's with some stuff. >> Oh, cool. Got it? Okay, cool. Um so, like I said, off Southern either you know Southern or right? >> Yeah. >> Okay, and then speeding. >> Could you say that again? I didn't catch. Sorry. >> Caused you to laugh? Yeah, just the speeding and then like I said, the almost. So, what what happened when you almost hit the curb when you're making that right turn? You just like took it too hard or something or you Okay. Um I'm going to check your eyes real quick. Can I step in there real quick? >> Okay. >> Does your vehicle just shut off normally or does it stay >> It just it whenever you >> Kind of hangs out? >> It turns off. >> Let's come back over here. And you said a one Bud one Bud Light an hour ago? Or is that all you had to drink? Okay. Any history of spine injuries at all? >> No. >> Okay. Any kind of serious head injury history at all? >> No. >> Okay. Any kind of physical limitations for walking or balancing? Go ahead and uh sign my flashlight right here if you can here. I'll just have you sign your glasses off for me. And then you can uh hang them on your shirt or hang on to them whatever is easier for you. Anything inside your mouth at all? >> No. >> Open up your mouth for me. Lift up your tongue. How old are you? >> 39. >> 39? Okay. So go and put your feet together for me. Your heels and toes should be touching. Hands at your side just in a position of attention. See this my finger right here? I want you to follow it with your eyes your eyes only. Keep your head completely straight for me. I want you to keep staring at that. Just keep staring at it. Why do you keep looking back at me? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Just make sure you're focusing right in front of you. There you go. And as my finger goes out this way I just make sure you keep it in your line of sight. >> How long do you do this for? >> Just to just to get everything done that I'm supposed to do. We're almost done now. Just look straight. You can put your glasses back on. And you said no kind of physical limitations walking and bouncing at all? >> No. >> You felt good uh your shoes are tied and everything for the swalking and bouncing test. Okay. So what I want you to do for this next test is uh, you can back up just a little bit. This test, just go ahead and uh imagine an imaginary straight line on the ground here, okay? That imaginary straight line's going to be about the width of your foot. Go ahead and put your left foot on that straight line here. Don't begin walking yet. I'm just going to give you I'm going to give you directions, okay? I just want you to get in this position here. Right foot in front of your left, heel touching your toe. Actually, left in front of your right, and your right in front of your left. There you go. Hands to your sides. Just remain in that position until I tell you to begin the test, okay? So, whenever I tell you to begin the test, I want you to take nine heel-to-toe steps steps on that imaginary line to me. Go watch me as I demonstrate for you. One, two, three. I took three, you're going to take nine. On your ninth step, I want you to leave your front foot planted. You're going to use your rear foot to take three small steps to turn yourself back around. Then you're going to take Oh, don't begin yet. You're going to take nine more heel-to-toe steps back. One, two, three. Nope, like I said, not until I tell you to begin. So, it's important during this test look down at your your uh you look down at your feet, count out loud, keep your hands to your sides, and keep um count out loud every single step, okay? Do you know how many steps you're going to take? >> Nine. >> Yep. So, nine down to the turn that I showed you, nine more back, okay? So, again, look down at your feet, count out loud, keep your hands to your sides. Any questions? Okay, don't stop the test until you're completely finished and I tell you. Okay, no questions, you may begin when you're ready. What made you do it backwards? >> You told me to. >> I didn't say do it backwards. I said do it in the turn that I showed you, and then nine more back. In my demonstration, I turned around with that turn, I did. >> I don't know. I thought you said back. >> Okay. Um go ahead and put your feet together again for me, heel-to-heel, toe-to-toe. Keep your hands to your sides. Just stay in that position for me until I tell you to begin the test, okay? So, for this test, you're going to choose the foot of your choice, your right or your left, whatever you're more comfortable with. You can to that foot approximately 6 in off the ground with your toe pointing outward. I want you to look down at your elevated foot and count out loud 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, so on and so forth until I tell you to stop the test. I'll tell you when you're good. So, it's important during this test you look down at your elevated foot, count out loud, keep your hands to your sides, keep your legs pulled straight next to them. Do you have any questions? Okay, which foot are you going to >> Right. >> Okay, I'll tell you when you're good. Okay. Do you have any questions before we go any further? >> 1,001 1,002 1,003 1,004 1,005 1,006 1,007 >> Just keep going. Do your best. Good. >> 1,008 1,009 1,010 1,011 1,012 1,013 1,014 1,015 1,016 1,017 1,018 1,019 1,020 >> Okay, you can stop. What's your highest level of education? >> What? >> What's your highest level of education? >> I have uh I'm a nurse practitioner, FNP. >> Uh masters. >> Okay, masters. Okay. Um so, obviously you know the English alphabet and count to 100. >> Huh? >> You can count up to 100 and you know the English alphabet. >> Yes. >> And those are the last questions I have to ask you. So, I want you to use recite the alphabet starting with the letter G as in George and ending at the letter T as in Tom. So, G through T. And correct me if I'm going forward or backward on that. >> So, I can't start from A? >> No, G to T. >> G H I Wait. H I J K L Q R S T W X Y Z >> Count backwards starting with the number 72 and ending at the number 51. >> 72, 71, 70, 69, 68, 67, 66, 65, 64, 63, 62, 61, 60, 59, 58, 52, 57, 56, 55, 54, 53, 52, 51, 50, 49, 48, 47, 46, 45, 44, 43, 42, 41, 40, 39, >> remember what number I told you to stop at? No, 51. And so you're saying that you just had one Bud Light an hour ago? >> Yeah. >> And how big of a Bud Light is it? >> Maybe 16 oz. >> 16 oz? >> Okay. So I have what's called a portable breath test. Do you remember the results of it? It can't be used against you in court, but I have to use it to determine that situation and just give it to my mom. >> No. >> No? Okay. Go and turn off your phone please and leave it there. Please leave it in the vehicle, okay? And the reason I just offered you that is because like your statement of having one beer is not consistent with the impairment that I'm seeing, okay? You want your phone to go with you? >> No. >> Okay. Anything else from your vehicle that you want to go with you? Okay. Where is your Where is your phone at? >> Um I don't know if it's in my pocket. >> Okay. >> Um but I can't leave it because my car is it turns on with it, so it's my key. >> Oh, okay. >> It's a Tesla. >> Is there someone nearby that can pick up your vehicle so I don't have to tow it? >> No, I have I have to have my my phone with my car. I don't know if >> Oh, it won't even turn on without it? >> No. >> Okay. All right. It's cool. You should turn off your phone please and Just want to turn your face here and take everything out of your pockets. Lift your feet. Have you been arrested? >> No. >> Okay. There's nothing else on you. You don't have anything in your back pockets. Where's your phone at? >> It might be in the car. >> In the car? Okay. >> I'm going to get >> I'll leave these in my pocket Over here. I'll check your phone for you. Okay, this is off. You see? You mind sitting on this? You want your flashlight sitting on this? All right, scoot over to your right. Thank you. You're good. I'll grab your phone right now, so I just have to take you over to the police department, okay? I'll get you out of the handcuffs. Give me your phone, okay? I'll get your seatbelt Step on the brake. Just let it drive. Can you hold it right there and do with it? Yes, ma'am. And I'll get you out of the car from the left. That's up to you. I'm seeing a left. I'm going to go down. I'm going to hold on a second. You can certainly come grab your stuff. Let's go back to the same spot. So, what you said and that other one. Here you go. I'm going to do this real quick, okay? So, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for the DWI. New Mexico law implies consent and requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take the this additional test, you have the right to raise opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, a laboratory technician, or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost is The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test, your breath test? >> No. >> Okay. I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for 1 year. If you're convicted in a court of driving while intoxicated, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refused to be tested. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Do you now agree to be tested or not? >> Um no. I'd rather get a lawyer. >> Okay. Um your right to speak to an attorney or remain silent does not apply to the requirement of New Mexico law that you take a breath test. You don't have to take it if you don't want to, okay? >> Okay. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do is I just have to run the machine. If you change your mind, let me know. If not, I just log it and then we'll move on, okay? So, yeah, from here I have to take you over to the Sandoval County Jail, but they do arraignments on Sundays, so you're going to be out today at some point. It'll be pretty fast, and then you'll be able to call for a ride from there. >> I'll be out tonight. >> Yeah, cuz today's Sunday technically, so they do arraignments on Sundays. So, you've never been arrested before, so you should you should be out pretty quick. >> Yeah, I don't think you're going to have to wear this stuff. >> Yeah. >> I've never been arrested in my life. >> Okay, well, that's good. Yeah, so basically um I'll take you over there, they intake you, and then um you'll talk to the judge over like the little video thing, and then you just get a court date later on, and then your attorney can go to your court date and deal with all the rest of that. So, it's ready if you change your mind, let me know, okay? And I'll turn that off for you guys, and then you can get your stuff. How are the handcuffs feeling on your wrists? All right, you can take them off. You can sign it. You can come in this section right here. All right, you can swing around the blue boxes over there. So, you should have to take off any jewelry that you have. And there's anything else in there, right? Okay. And then are you wearing anything in your jacket or just your jacket? Okay, yeah. >> Sorry, I have my wallet in here. >> That's all in your purse. Cuz I asked you over there if you want anything else but your phone, you said no, just your phone. So I um put everything inside your purse, closed it, put it on the floor right here in your jacket, okay? Yeah, cuz I need um to see if you have any cash or anything like that. Do you like take it and >> My um car, do you want to tow my Tesla? Is it in there or not? Can I tow my car? >> Okay. >> So >> We well, we can't leave it there. So we have to tow it from there. So I'm going to let you know where it's at. It's here in the Rancho. We have to tow it, yeah. We can't leave it just up in the room like that. Um so we the other officer stayed with your vehicle for you to come pick it up and it's here in the Rancho. So once you get released, you can just go pick it up. >> Tonight I can do that? >> Once you get released, yeah. Just call them. I'm going to give you the information of who to call and then where it's at and then you just go over there and pick it up. Cuz you have your registration and everything here, too. So they know that you're the right and your pit down is the registered owner, are they? So you know for sure. Here's your phone. Um so you should have to take off your shoes and the belt you're wearing and then your jacket. >> Take off my shoes? >> Yeah. Just for here cuz it's our policy here cuz I'm going to place you into a holding cell. It's going to be about 30 minutes to get you paperwork and then we take you up. >> I'm going to go into a cell? >> Yeah, it's a holding area, yeah. Yeah. >> Is there someone in there? >> No, you'll be by yourself. This isn't jail, it's just the police department but we have to put you in the holding area while we do the paperwork. It only takes about 30 minutes and then you're going to be getting out of the cell like I told you. So. Um you can put those in there. And uh or do you have anything in on your jacket, you said? >> No. >> Okay. And then you just have to be down to your underwear clothing. It's just our policy. >> I have to take the socks off? >> Yeah, you can, yeah. You can put them in here, just put them Nothing else on you that I missed? >> No. >> Okay. Um You can grab your phone. And then we'll swing around over here and you'll just hang out. You can call whoever you need to call, just don't call this actual number. I'll be checking on you in a minute. We'll give you about like 30-45 minutes and your paperwork will be done and we'll get you out. And then you should be released pretty fast. Let's go to the back door. You have one of those craft things. Right here. I'll be with you shortly. >> Okay. >> You okay? You'll be shortly, okay? I'll hurry so you can get out of here real quick. >> A few moments later. >> You want to make your calls now? >> Thanks, sir. >> Please don't make your calls in here. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you have any kiddos or no? >> I do. >> You do? Okay, how old are they? >> 10. >> Okay. Are they with somebody? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm shutting down now. >> Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Are they with like a Dad? With your dad? Okay. >> Okay. >> Is this officer or is it on the street? Okay. Where do you have to charge Yeah, yeah, you can put your [ __ ] up. Yeah. I'm just going to put your jewelry and all your stuff in here cuz they're going to make you take everything out. SO, I'LL KEEP EVERYTHING IN HERE. WELL, SO THEY HAVE TO BOOK YOU AND THEN there's a then you probably see the judge today because they but not going to be like immediate, but like you you know, it won't be long. >> So, I'm going to spend the night like here? >> Well, it's already almost 3:00 a.m. So, no, not here. I'm going to take you to the Santa Barbara County Jail and they'll put you in a holding area till you see the judge and then you'll get released from there. But, they do arraignments on >> smell like that? >> Uh I've never seen the cells in the back, but it's going to be a cell, yeah. Up until it's like a holding area till you get released. Um I can put all your other stuff in here. I'm going to ask you to remove your earrings. So, this is copies of all your paperwork, so this is going to go with you, okay? So, make sure you read everything uh once you get released. This is where your vehicle's at. I put the name there. There's the phone number and the address, okay? I will um so so it's a little bit more comfortable for you, I'll have to have you in the front. Once we get over there, I do have to just put them right behind you just to walk you in and then they take them right back off cuz they're bossy and they won't allow you inside unless you have them behind you, okay? >> What time do I see the judge? >> I don't I don't dictate that. I have no idea. But, like I said, they do arraignments on Sundays, so hopefully you won't be there long. But, I leave from there. I don't I don't hear when you see the judge, but I know they do arraignments on Sundays. But, hopefully fast. So, I just want to get you over there so you can get intake and then hopefully you can ask them that once we get over there, though, the COs and stuff cuz they probably have better knowledge about that. >> I just I mean like I need to go pick up my daughter, too, so I don't know like >> When are you supposed to pick her up? >> Like well, they're at a hotel. My aunt came down from Las Vegas to New Mexico. >> Okay. >> We're having a uh sleepover, so I'm assuming like 11:00 is check-out. >> Okay. All righty. Well, they give you a phone call once you get up there and then um they give you phone calls daily, so you can ask them that and then once you call them, you can let them know the situation. I'm not sure when you're going to get released. I know that you're probably good chance today, it's already Sunday, and then um absolute worst-case scenario is going to be Monday morning, but I'm hoping today. >> I have to work on Monday. >> I know. And I don't like I said, I don't dictate that. But, I'm hoping you're out today cuz I heard people that don't have a crazy criminal history you can just get released pretty quick. Okay? >> Um I can't just like miss work. >> Yeah, you can talk to them once we get up there about it cuz they'll probably have more information but I know that they do arrests on Sundays as well. So hopefully you'll be out pretty quick, okay? I'm going to get you up there like it's all hunky-dory in the front and then we'll go to the back and talk to the people. And if you're not released till Monday you're are they able to keep your kiddo till then or not? Okay. I know this is a lot and it's a crazy situation but um it's kind of out of my control. I um so hopefully that you get released right away. I know people like I've arrested for like seven felonies and are out like hours later. So, you know, I don't think that you should have an issue hopefully, okay? So I'll get you over there that way you can talk to them about it, okay? But you were able to call them and let them know that you're in this situation? For now or not? Okay. So let's get you over there. And he's right. No, you can put this in the back. It's going You want some water? You want some water? I'll be out in a little while. You know what I mean? So I just have to switch your cuffs behind you to walk you in and then take them right back off, okay? You'll face this wall, right? >> It's a phone. >> How's it going? >> We heard >> I'm closing the slamming doors but they have the locks on. Can't see it there again. Do you have the building codes or do you need me to double that? He's on the top. >> Going to put your hands up on the wall. Going to need your jacket. Are you wearing a shirt underneath your jacket? >> Yeah, let me do. >> I'll be taking your shoes. I'll be taking your socks. I'll be in the back with you in I locked it. I'm going to go ahead and pass them over your shoes. I'm going to go ahead