97 traffic stop North A MLK 28 out of Georgia Tango Echo Hotel 7410 she literally pulling the worst [ __ ] spot pull Make sure she is going all the way through. >> Big ass hole back here. >> What's he doing, dude? Driver. God damn. We're not supposed to that [ __ ] How you doing? >> Hey, >> I'm Officer Bennett with the Asakar County Police Department. Uh, reason for the pullover is you came out of the wrong end of the tunnel over there. >> I did. >> Okay. >> You probably lost all the road. >> Yeah, >> I did. >> And I told her. >> He told me. He said, "Pull over." >> I was like, "Bitch, what are you doing?" I was scared. >> I got you. Yeah. How much you guys had a drink tonight? >> I've had a lot to drink. >> I got you. How about you, ma'am? >> I've had enough. She's had enough. >> I got you. >> Will you step out for me? >> Don't do the wall. >> Can I get out? >> Sure. Yeah. You got a ID on you, ma'am? >> I have a fake. >> You have a fake? Okay. Where's your real ID? You have it on you? You mind if you cut your car up? It's kind of It's a little loud. Yeah. I'm going to cut the car real quick. Okay. Don't >> Don't What? [clears throat] >> It's such a good day. >> It's okay. >> What's wrong? >> I'm so sorry. [laughter] >> Is this where you got to stay at? >> No. >> Okay. >> She was taking me home. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, why you going to get behind the wheel if you've been drinking and take your friend home? [laughter] I'm sorry. >> It's okay. So, you okay? >> This is the reality check. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> How old are you? It's okay. >> I'm 20. >> 20. Okay. Do you have your real ID on you? >> No. [laughter] Take some deep breaths. >> It's not okay. >> What's your first name? >> Tristan. >> Trista. >> Trista. >> D E A L. >> Oh, I'm sorry. D what? >> D E A L. >> It's going to be okay, baby. >> Is that Is that >> Just take some deep breaths. Okay. Just relax. Just relax. Just relax. Just relax. [laughter] Okay. Just relax. What? How do you spell your name, ma'am? >> T R I >> T R I >> S T A >> S T A. What's your last name, ma'am? >> D E A L >> D A L. What's your date of birth, ma'am? [snorts] >> You're 20. So, just what's that birthday? >> 2124. >> 2124. Okay. >> No, I saw the lights [clears throat] come out. [laughter] That's good. 97 central. Name date of birth. >> First name Trista Tango Romeo India Sierra Tangga Alpha. Last name Deal. Delta Echo Alpha Lima 21204. >> Where'd y'all go drinking at tonight? >> Cutters. >> Cutters. [laughter] >> Come for an Indian truck. Just relax here. Come on up against No, just relax a little bit. Okay. >> Okay. So, how much have you had? >> I'm right here. You're okay. >> Like three, four drinks. >> Three or four drinks. Okay. >> Okay. Would you want to do some feel soy? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> No. Just blow. >> Should I Can I blow? I don't know what I've never been in this. >> Just blow. Just blow. [laughter and gasps] It's up to you. It's voluntary whether you want to do it or not. [gasps] >> You have to do the field soiety. >> I can I can already smell the alcohol on you. >> I've never done this. I don't know. I really don't. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Well, so SFST is just a standardized field sobriety testing. It's just a series of tests to see if you're >> well safe enough to drive. Um clearly you're kind of not. You're going to the wrong side of the road. >> I'm terrified. I don't know what to do. I've never done this. I don't >> Okay. Well, you can um blow. >> Can we not make it >> blow? Yeah. So whether you want to do the test or not, or if you just want to blow, whatever you want to do. >> I don't know. >> I mean, you can do the field sobriety, but you're going to have to blow regardless. And they're going to take you downtown because you're >> I don't know what to do. I've never done this before. I really don't. >> And I have and I'm telling you. >> So it's all voluntary. >> I don't know what to do. I really don't. It's not all voluntary. >> So, you can do the field sobriety and if you fail that >> Yeah. So, the field sobriety is is voluntary. Okay. If you want to do field sobriety, it's basically going to see your ability to be if you're safe to drive. Okay. >> Um >> just like I told you, >> do you think you're safe to drive? >> I do. >> You think you're safe to drive? Okay. So, field sobriety is just going to it's going to test that see what your levels of alcohol are. Okay. If doing that, if we determine you are under the influence of alcohol and driving a vehicle, then you will be placed under arrest. Okay. From there, we'll read you imply consent and it would be if you consent to a breath test or not. Okay. That's basically the whole how the process is works. >> But baby, you're drunk and you're going to blow over the limit. So >> So what do I do? I really >> So you blow over I don't know what to do. I really don't. I've never I've never >> How old are you? >> I'm 20. >> You're 20? Okay. I don't know what to do. I really don't. >> So, we could if you wanted if you want to do field sobriety, it's up to you. >> Why? I really I don't know. >> What's the point in doing the field sobriety test if y'all know? And I've told you. >> Well, because she she thinks she's safe to drive. Okay. And if she believes she's safe to drive, then we can do the field. >> Now that she's in this predicament, she knows >> she's not. >> But I don't know what to do because >> honey, do the field sobriety test. >> It's up to you. >> We're not We can't make you do it. Nobody's Nobody's going to make you do anything. >> You're going to fail it and then they're going to make you blow. >> If you're going to make me blow, then just do it. I don't know what to do because regardless I've seen videos on Tik Tok. >> I got you. All the girls on there >> of all the people who have done videos and then regardless of how they do the videos, they just >> So, so cutting it from our perspective. Okay. You're leaving the downtown area. You've obviously been drinking. You were driving on the wrong side of the road. >> On the wrong side of the [ __ ] road, [ __ ] >> Okay. So, that that's where that's that's why we're here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, nobody's mad at you. Okay. >> Yeah, but this is my life. But >> I know, but it's something that you have to deal with now. Okay. >> We're we're in this we're in this spot, >> right? We can both agree on that. This is something we I wasn't expecting on meeting you tonight. You were not expecting on meeting me tonight, right? >> But we're here. Um, so if you would like to do field sobriety, again, it's voluntary. If not, then if you want to do a breath test, we'll read that part. >> Do the breath test. >> Do the breath test. >> Yeah. Because if you build sobriety, it's just a waste of time. >> You're drunk. >> Nick, what did you do? Like, >> what do you mean? What did I do? I don't know what to do. I've never I've never >> I'm telling you to take the breath test. If you want to do the pill toy test, go for it. But I was 001 when I got my DUI and needs to be >> What do you want to do? >> What is it? What does it do? >> Do the field. >> The field sat test. >> Do Yeah, he he can explain it to you. Okay. >> You want to do it? >> I guess so. >> So, well, do you want to know what the Phil Sparty test is? >> Yeah. >> Basic. So, the first test will check your eyes. Okay. Officer Benedict will check your eyes. He'll see if you have any resting estagmus or do you have resting? Do you know rest? Do you know what nestagmus is? >> I don't voluntary jerk of your eyes. >> Okay. >> Which you can't control. And then they're going to make you walk. >> Well, if you don't have resting estagus, we'll check if your eyes are showing any any signs of impairment. >> I got you. Relax. >> After that, we'll do a walk and turn test. Okay. Basically, we only make you walk in a straight line. After that, we'll make you see how you're balancing. >> Sure, you can go ahead. >> Nichol, >> would you like to come talk back here where he's >> Where's >> Hi, Lane. Or somebody keep Can you keep him away? She doesn't want him around her right now. >> So, just let him know she don't want him around. Hello. >> How y'all doing? >> Doing well. Look, but everything that I explained to you, everything I know it's stressful at me. I understand you're scared. I [laughter] understand you're scared and everything. But so do your body testing like I was just telling you. Now I'm going to check your eyes and then you're going to do a walk and turn and then a a one leg stand. >> Okay. >> Um but it's completely up to you. I just want to blow. I can read you the implant consent and we can just go do your breath or if you want to do the SFST, the standard I feel testing, we can do that as well. >> Okay. >> So, which one? >> I want to do the test. >> You want to do the test? >> Okay. Well, we're kind of on a hill right here. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You want to come over here? Okay. >> Here. Just come stand right here. Yeah. Yeah. Just stand right there. Okay. Have you had any recent head injuries? No. >> Do you wear contacts? No. >> Anything like that? Glasses? Any problem? Why you would have uh would you have any problems following a fixed point on my finger? >> Walk in a straight line. Stand on one leg. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm going to get my bearings with you. I'm going to come real close to you, but I'm not going to touch you. Okay. Okay. Your light's kind of going to be in your eyes. I just got to see your eyes. Okay. Just follow the tip of my point right there. That tip right there. Can you see that? Just follow that with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Okay. So, now we're done with the medical and now we're going to start the test. Okay. Just follow the fixed point on my pen and that pin only. Okay. We're not [ __ ] Okay, now we're going to go up and down. Okay, just follow that point. One more time. >> All right. Now, we're going to do the walking turn. So, you see this white line right here? >> I do. >> What I want you to do is put your left foot on that line, put your right heel in front of your left foot, and keep your arms down by your side. And do not move from this position until you tell till I tell you to do so. Do you understand? Okay. So, what you're going to do is you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down this line. And you a series of small steps and then you're going to go back nine heel totoe steps. It's going to look like this. Okay. In the ready position, one 2 3 and you will continue on to nine. You will take a series of small steps and you go back nine. 1 2 3. I did three for the demonstration, but you will continue on to nine. Okay. You understand these instructions? >> I do. >> Okay. You may begin. That was nine. >> Okay. Yeah, you're done. Good job. All right. Now, look. Now, you're going to uh put your feet together, hands down by your side, and um you're going to raise one leg, whichever leg you want to. You're going to raise it approximately 6 in up in the air and you're going to point your toe parallel to the ground. And you're going to count your steps or your seconds out loud. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay? >> Okay. And once you start, do not stop. Do you understand? Let me get my watch ready. >> Whenever you're ready, you can begin. >> Okay. You ready? >> Go for it. something. >> I failed. I fell. >> It's okay. You can stop. >> Okay. So, really, how much do you have to drink tonight? >> Like five drinks. >> Five drinks? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Do you have anything on you? >> I don't. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to have to place you under arrest. You are not safe to drive. Okay. >> Please. I can I can call someone. >> I can't I can't work past that point. I'm sorry. >> Please. >> I know. Why are you drinking and driving? >> What can I do? Please, >> there's nothing you can do now. Okay, [snorts] >> just turn around. Put your hands on your back. >> They sit tight on you. >> What do I do? >> Okay, >> I don't know what to do. >> Hold on. Hold on. I'll explain it to you. I don't know what to do. >> Okay. I just got to read you something. Okay. >> What do I do? I don't know what to do. I call my mom. I don't know what to do. >> I got you. Well, just listen to him. We'll take care of you. Okay. >> I don't know what to do. I got to find a spot to put that. Would >> you mind holding that? I can't find one. You said you're 20, right? [laughter] [gasps] Okay. I just got to read you something real quick. Okay. The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon your submission to state administered chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia's driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of the state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit to blood or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. If you submit to testing and the results indicate an [snorts] alcohol concentration of 0.02 g or more, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from a qualified personal of your own choosing. [clears throat] Will you submit to the state administer chemical testings of your blood, blood, or urine? [gasps] >> What's the best friend? >> No, best friend. There's nothing I can do. I just want to sit down. Well, >> don't sit down. Take a deep breath. [laughter] Look at me. Catch your breath. Catch your breath. And look at me. [laughter] There's nothing I can do. I'm I'm going to have my >> have to read it again though. >> Okay. >> Was it can or like >> me and my I'm telling you what's going to happen. >> You had an open container before, >> right? and you were driving on the wrong side of the road. We all told you not >> to drive >> and these are the consequences. But but listen, >> I'm going to come pick you up. I'm going to come pick you up downtown. >> I know. >> Has she ever been arrested before? >> No. >> No, you haven't. Okay. So, >> but I have. So, >> I got you. I don't know what to do. I really don't know what to do. >> Honey, they're going to they're going to take your mug shot. They're going to take your fingerprint. >> Please. >> And they're going to release you. >> Yep. >> Tonight, >> most likely if she's never been arrested [laughter] before, you'll get out on what's called an or bond. [clears throat] >> Are you listening? >> Just take some deep breaths. Okay. I need you to take some breaths, [ __ ] [laughter and gasps] >> I'm only 20. >> Honey, you're okay. >> I'm only 20 years old. Please. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. [gasps] [laughter] >> Can we get [snorts] her off the floor? >> What's her first name again? >> Trista. >> Trista. That's right. >> You got You got to calm down. >> I'm scared. I understand though. >> I understand. But it's it's going to be okay. >> I've never been in trouble. >> You're okay. Do >> you mind if we help you up? >> Just Just listen. >> I've never been in trouble. Will will you let us help you up? [laughter] >> Best friend. I'm right here. >> Best friend, please. >> No. >> I need you to be on the >> You're going to be okay. Just calm down. Take some deep breaths. Everything's going to be okay. >> Best friend. Take a deep breath. >> I don't want to see if you're okay. You're okay. You're going to get a phone call. Do you need to call anybody right now? Do you have any phone? >> Best friend. >> Okay. >> I don't know where your phone is. >> I just want I don't I just need you to take me home. >> I can't take you home. >> I can't take you home right now, sweetie. >> Listen to me. I cannot take you home. They're going to take you downtown. They're going to fingerprint you. I don't know why you're looking at him. They're going to take you downtown. They're going to fingerprint you and I'm going to be there when they release you. [panting] This is why I told you. [crying] Take a deep breath. You can't do that. >> I'm so scared. >> You're going to be okay. >> Do you want to go with her or with him? Take your pig. He's fine as [ __ ] and she is. >> Don't say >> take your pig. >> I do have to read you that implied consit again. Okay. just to see which one you want to do. I got to read the whole thing again. >> I don't know, best friend. >> Why does he have much more on >> best friend? It's not the point right now. >> They're just different style of uniforms. >> I'm making sure. >> It's okay. Come on. [clears throat] We're just going to go sit down in the back of the car and I just got to talk to you and read you something real quick. Okay. >> Don't take me to jail, please. >> We're past that point. Come on. >> Did you go to jail when you got your TI? >> Yes. I blew 001 and then went downtown and blew 009. >> I should have listened to Anthony. >> I shouldn't have went out. >> And now you're >> I really shouldn't have. >> Baby, we all told you not to drive. >> Can I Can I borrow you for a second? >> Trista, will you just come with me, please? I just got to read your phone. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. I know. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> You really got it though. >> I don't get it. No, I don't get it. >> Look, just lean up against this car real quick. >> I just want to go. >> Oh, no. >> I just want to go. >> Don't fall. >> Look, I'm going to have to read you that thing again. Okay. Look, I'm going to read this again. Okay, I just need you to listen closely. Okay, >> listen to what he's saying. >> You have to listen. >> Babe, I've done this before. I've been here. >> I know you're upset. Take a deep breath and listen. >> I'm scared. >> I know you're scared. And I'm going to get you, honey. You're I promise. Listen to what what he has to say. Got to read this for you again. Okay. >> Take a deep breath [laughter] and listen. Can you hear me? Okay. The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon your submission to state administer chemical tests of your blood blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia's driver's license or priv privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit blood or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. If you submit to testing and the results indicate on alcohol concentration of 0.02 gram or more, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state [laughter] administer chemical tests of your blood, ble blood, breath, or urine? >> She will. >> Which one? Which one would you like to do? >> It's got a question. >> Which one? Blood, breath, blood, breath, or urine? Sir, >> I don't know. >> You have to agree to this. >> What? Which one? Which one do I do? >> It's up to her. Blood, breath, or urine. >> Nick, what do I do? >> You [clears throat] have to agree. >> Which [laughter] one? >> Hm. What do you mean which one? >> You don't ask her which one she wants to do. It's whichever one you request. >> I thought she had to choose blood again. >> No, no. You You say, "All right." So, designated which test. So, you have to designate. So you read read her this again and say breath. If she says no to breath then you'll read it for blood cuz we don't >> Yeah. So you you're going to ask for breath. >> Okay. >> And then she says no. >> But I will come. >> Promise. >> My bad. >> Does she have a phone on her that she can take? Where is your phone? >> It's in my >> Where is it? >> It's in my car. No, I was just making sure she had it so she can take it with you. >> We'll have it. Just got to read that to you. >> Can I have your phone? Can I have your phone? >> I won't be able to get in contact with you. >> If you let her take her phone. >> Yeah, she'll get numbers. >> Yeah. Yeah. They'll let her get phone numbers out of there. >> All right. He's got to He's got to read that to you again. Okay. >> I'll read it to you one more time so we can You ready? One more time. >> I just want to go home. Just listen one one second. We're almost done. All right. Listen. The state [laughter] of Georgia has conditioned your privilege privilege to drive upon the highways of excuse me. The state of Georgia has conditioned your priv privilege to drive upon the highways of the state upon your submission to state administer chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia's driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of the state will be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. Your refusal to submit to blood or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. If you submit to testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.02 gram or more, your Georgia driver's license proposed to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state admin administered chemical test of your breath? Yes. Okay. >> Is that a breathalyzer? >> Yeah, that's the thing you blow. Okay. >> So, you want deep breath? >> Okay. >> Run deep breath. Do you need anything besides your phone? Do you have a pocketbook or anything? >> Wallet? Nothing? >> I just have my wallet with my money and my ID. >> Okay. Where is that at? >> It's in my car. >> Okay. Do you want you want to take that with you? >> Put it No, it's it's in my car. >> Okay. Where is it at in your car? >> I don't know. >> Okay. What color is it so I can Do you want You want to take it with you, right? >> No, I really don't. You want to leave the car? >> I don't really care. I just want to go home. >> Okay. I think we're a little past that. >> All right. Um, but if you want your you'll be you'll be able to get bail here in a couple hours. Um, >> how much is bail? >> Is this your first DUI? >> Yes. >> Then it won't be much. Okay. I can't tell how much it is. It's all at the sheriff's office, but they have a set bail for you. >> If it's your first DUI, if it's like your second or third, then it's going to be >> Anony's phone number. >> Please. >> I need to call Anthony. I have to. >> No. What's the >> She said yes. >> Okay. 74. >> Can you see if there's any downtown unit that's willing to run in talks for us? >> Never mind. >> 74 to 75. We'll be in route to you shortly. button. >> Let's go ahead and take her up there. >> She doesn't want to take nothing with her, so we're going to lock her car up. >> Not even her phone. >> She wants her phone. Yeah. >> Calm down. You have to pull it together. >> Let them know what's going on. >> Pull it together. Hey, Anthony. It's um it's the glit. >> It's back for keys. >> You want You want him to have the keys or you want the keys >> to your car? I'll take them. >> They'll be in my house. And so you're going to have So whenever you get out there, all of this goes. That's what I'm saying. If you want your [ __ ] I'll take your keys for you. >> I'm so sorry. >> Come on. Come on. >> I'm sorry. It's okay. It's not okay. Just watch your head. >> I have my name. >> No, you can't have your face. You can't hit your thing. >> Can I hit it one more time? >> No, you can't hit your thing right now. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, >> I got you going. Yeah, you got me out. >> [laughter] >> 747 out of downtown 65 475. [music] What do I What am I supposed to do? >> Dispatch has been updated. >> Um, >> there's really not much to do right now. >> What do I do? Like, what am I supposed to do? I really Oh no. >> Clear this way. >> Do I have to go to court? >> You will event. You'll get a court date. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What do I do, though? So, honestly, you if I were I mean, I can't give you any legal advice, but get a you can get an attorney. >> Do do you go to school at UG? [groaning] >> I'm not in school. >> Okay. Are you from Athens? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I think your best bet if you want some legal advice would be to call an attorney and ask them what your next best steps would be. >> I can't I can't ask for that. >> You can also ask for a public defender >> that the county will provide for you. What's going to happen? Where am I going? >> So, right now, we're going to go to the downtown office and uh they're going to run that breath test for you. And once we're done there, then we're going to go to the Clark County Jail. Okay? And that way, once they boo, that's where you'll get booked in and you you'll get a bond here in a couple probably about an hour or two and you'll be able to call somebody to come get you here in about a few hours. [clears throat] I'm so >> Has this ever happened before? >> I'm sorry. >> Has this ever happened before? >> Every night. >> Every night. Oh, it's so bad. >> With you talking about like with you? >> With just people. my age >> all the time. >> All the time. What? >> She just blew through a red light on her phone. [clears throat] Wonder if you have your stuff in this side door. Okay. >> It's calm here already. >> All right. Williams is doing it. >> Oh. >> [clears throat] >> I'm sorry. >> You got it. >> Did you notice this? >> It's okay. Just Just follow him. Okay. Yeah, go inside. >> You sit down there. He's already typing away from the computer. Chris is going to do it. Are >> you the arresting officer? >> Yeah. >> Have you been read consent? Agreed to submit a breath sample. >> Okay. And if you had anything to eat or drink since this officer met 20. >> You rather pluck in for 002. Cool. You know, you got the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against the court law. You have the right to an attorney. If you can't afford home, won't be appointed to represent you for questioning if you wish. [clears throat] And if you wear those rights by talking to me now, you can be appointing by stop and talking and asking for a lawyer. Does that make sense? In a minute, this machine is going to ask you to blow. There's a little line. It shows how much air you're blowing into the machine. Just try and keep the little blue line over the dotting line to go. >> You haven't had anything to eat or drink since you messed this off, Mr. Were you involved in an accident today? >> You know, if you can't afford a lawyer, we'll be appointed to represent you for budgeting. Hey. What? >> You got to take a really deep breath in and then a little hard into really deep breath in. low. Keep going. Halfway. >> Grab a seat. We'll do a second sample. >> Whichever of the two samples is lowest. >> At 3:30. >> It's okay. I'm okay. It's okay. >> Yeah, you're not going to tell. Just put some pressure on the back. >> We'll take them off. >> Do me a favor. Put the palms of your hands together and that'll be fine. Likeapp pressure off. Does that feel better? This is going to go through a cycle. Make sure it's still calibrated and then you get a chance to see the second. Huh? >> No, you [snorts] guys. Here we go. back. >> You never start pay Yeah, somehow every year I put down the >> 2285 2271 Park3 coming Will [snorts] come Central. I don't care about you. long forceful breath. Take a deep breath in. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. About twice that much. Grab a seat. I'll get you half of your A lot of time until it prints out the tumors on the lower. This one's a lot smaller than we had at UG is the big one. Is it 5,000? >> No, I'm pretty sure we have the 9,000 too is that being different on the back sand. >> That's probably what it is. >> I don't know why. >> Yeah. Why didn't you see me on school? >> Yeah. >> None of the teacher. Why would you do that? >> The question. Stop working. >> Stop working. She wasn't a teacher anymore. No, she had a special for that's [clears throat] >> I think they're What's wrong? [laughter] >> Hey, Santa. Give me like a napkin. She just wants to wipe your face. >> Those are the two samples that you submitted was a 0 206, which is 10 times the legal limit for person. Have you ever had a DUI before? Might get the last one. People can survive one DUI, but when you start like piling them on, that's that's bad. You do not want two DUI. >> What do you need to wipe this tear or >> Can you get under my eyes? >> Yeah. That good. Am I over? Like, am I done? Like, >> no. >> Is my future like now is you got to >> You said it is. >> No, no, no. I'm No, he No, he he is my camera. >> So, what you got to do now is you got to go to the jail and you got to bond out since it's your first DUI ever. uh you'll get the bond out then there with a fixed bond amount to show up before >> how much is that >> the bond I do not know um you know it's usually actually happening very reasonable so >> yeah with that being your very first one um00 >> I have no idea >> 1,500 you call a bond company and they'll be >> did you say 1 >> I think so it's 10% of that >> yeah so you call a bond company they front that money you pay 150 to them and if you run away they send like bounty hunters to come get you >> but that doesn't really matter. What you need to do is go to jail and take a nap and sober up and then call for bond and then make arrangements [snorts] for that. >> I need to call my nana because my papa has money and [laughter] >> yeah, >> but look, >> I don't know his number unless I have my phone. >> We have your phone. We have your phone. >> I need to call my nana. >> Yep. You're What's going to happen? You're going to go to the jail. They're going to book your to make some phone calls and you're going to bond out. [laughter] You will be home in the morning, but you are going to have to go to court for this. [laughter] The quicker we get there, the quicker we can get this done. >> Thanks, Tucker. Seriously appreciate it. You ready? >> I I have your phone. >> Hey. Hey. Did you get those papers, Santa? >> Okay. Over here. There's more room in this back seat right here. just if your handcuffs all hurting, just make a clapping and it won't hurt as bad. Okay. Good. Okay. I'm going to do the total fiber now. 74 600 1 p.m. starting mile 65476. >> Dispatch has been updated. Dispatch has been updated. [clears throat] >> Who's that driver? Mitchum. >> Huh? I love Mitch. >> Oh yeah, dude. He's hilarious. Mitch, what's that? >> It's crazy to think that when I started here, he was an officer, dude. He's only down the road a year and a half. >> Murphy, let me go first. might >> I can't I can't eat it. >> I don't know how I would recommend filling out a DS5. >> Okay. I would my recommendation. I mean, the only reason I'm saying that's cuz like first one 202. I wasn't expecting that. >> I wasn't either. Well, >> was ask me what I thought. I said about one two. >> Yeah. All right. >> [clears throat] >> One's your copy. One's a department copy and this is the department copy. Okay. >> Do they say it? It doesn't say it on there, right? It's just whichever one. So, court department or no, she she needs one. So, we got four. >> Oh, we'll just make a copy of it. >> Okay. >> Or you can just not do it. put this in a department. >> I normally, what I normally do is >> I can get access to it though, right? >> What I'll do is I'll take a picture and then save it. I have a file on my computer. >> I have a go back to >> I have that uh the note thing. >> It scans stuff and saves them as PDFs. I'm done now. on the camera. >> Yeah. Close. >> But I can't use my app though. >> Watch. If you go to notes, scan donkey. Make a PDF. You can just like I don't know how to do it on >> just press a little button. Press the button. >> And then you just email that to yourself in your department. Yeah. Adjust it. You can adjust the corners. >> Huh? >> Watch out. Watch your back. >> Take it. >> Grab right here and you can adjust that. >> Your phone's sensitive, dude. >> Oh, that's the intern. That's who that is. >> Yeah. There you go. I'll do that. I have a PDF copy of the paperwork. >> Sweet. >> Just email or you can use your app, too. Use your app, too. >> No, dude. It's cool. I'll just use my notes. >> Just use what's provided. It's >> crazy. I I don't trust Apple, >> bro. You [ __ ] it up and put male instead of female. They're getting thrown out now. Yeah, but this is what we really want to do 125 up. Solicitor's office wants you to do one. >> I'll do it. Sure, >> Do you have an army? >> Yeah, I also have it. Come on, bro. We can do this. >> I have it for I can use it for the first time while we're sitting. I have a PDF. I have a PDF file. You can do it. And then just print them all to uh the printer in there. Or you can do them by hand. >> No, if you have some on here. Yeah, let's just do it online there. >> I've never used it. It's called sen. >> What? >> Senish. >> Did he send it to you? >> Yeah, he sent it to all all. Bro, I >> love that man. You need this, bro. You just edit it. >> Yeah. >> Get her. >> 0315204. My wife incident time. >> I don't know if you >> 2:30 citation number. >> Hey, red. >> Which one? E00 >> E63347 >> 3247 has no last name >> uh Lelle >> or no no I'm sorry Deal D E A L E A >> Yeah. First name Trista. T R I S T A middle name Lelle. L A C H E L L E. Um 21204. >> This should be a good time to account. >> Yeah. What yours can address >> for her? 30606. I never got she didn't have it on her. Yeah, she does. Oh, never mind. She's a class C, by the way. >> 53 160. Eyes are green. Is that on there? Bro, Benjamin. >> E D I C T >> E >> D I C. >> Bro, you're kidding, right? >> Is that >> No, not Benjamin. It's Benjamin. >> Is it an A? >> Yes. >> Okay, >> bro. How do you not Michael? M I C H A E L. >> I was Michelle. >> Huh? >> Not Michelle. >> No, dude. I used to spell my middle name wrong for years. He used to say E. My mom was like, "Are you an idiot?" She >> Yeah. >> You okay? >> Can you use the restroom? >> Yeah. So, we're just waiting for this officer to go in and book that gentleman and then uh you'll be able to go in, get booked in quick, and then you can use the bathroom. Okay. >> How long is that going to take? >> Uh, I'd say about another 5 10 minutes. It's not going to be long. Is that okay? Are you okay? Okay. >> My phone's ringing. >> Is that your phone? >> Yeah. >> I'll see who's calling. I'm not here. Your phone's about to die. Uh, what number did you want to get out? What's your password? >> 46 28. Go to contacts. Is there any way to plug it up? I don't know. Where are your contacts at? >> Oh, I'm so sorry. >> You're fine. >> Um, [ __ ] I don't even know. >> Do you know the number by heart? >> No, I don't. Um, >> wait. You said is she is she in here? Is Nana? >> Nana? >> Just go to contacts. Go to I'm so sorry. You're fine. >> I hate this. Um, click it. Okay, go over. Go down. Click it. Click it. Um, context right here. Is it there? Nana. >> And then Papa G. >> Okay. Nana and Papa G. N A M A and then Papa G. P A P A G >> and then Anthony. A N T H O sorry. A N T H O N Y. Got him. >> Can I read it real quick? Can make sure you have it. >> Yeah, sure. The A's is Anthony. >> Do you have it for real? >> Yeah. Yeah, I got them right there. A Anthony right there. Nana. And then Papa G. >> Yeah. >> Cool. >> Okay. >> I'm glad we saw that. I didn't want you to not be able to get your numbers out of there. Yeah. >> What's up? >> Am I screwed like for life? >> You're not screwed for life. >> I promise. >> I promise. >> I'm so sorry. >> Get your keys while I'm thinking about it. You already getting booked in? No. >> Where's he at? >> Huh? >> Did you just let him go? >> We got places to be. Come on, Allan. Damn. How many phone calls do I get? >> Uh, I'm Do they even care how many phone calls you get? I don't think they care. >> Uh, I'm sure you will be, you know, just being nice, respectful. You're not really, you know, going to be a problem for them. So, I don't think they'll have any problem with you making a phone call to each each one of those people. Okay? Should not be a problem at all. >> [clears throat] >> So with that thing, you just do it. >> Yeah, I just [ __ ] it up. We got to throw the first set away. >> What do you mean? You got to do what? I put P in this over here. I'm turning the wrong way >> for the wrong time. Um, might have to skip on guard tomorrow. H. >> So, I might have to skip honor guard tomorrow. >> What time is that at? >> 3. >> You trying to do guard? >> Yeah. >> I heard you get a fancy badge. That's yours to keep to peak my interest. I >> guess for you, bro. You wish you had honor. There's going to be so much [ __ ] paper on my printer. What time is it? >> 3:42. >> Have you lived in Athens your whole life? Where'd you go to high school? >> Madison County. >> Oh, Madison County. >> I'm from here as well. I went to Okone County. >> How old are you? >> 27. >> Obviously. >> Yeah. Yeah, she has key stuck here. That's That's what happens. We don't usually cuss enough. >> He's from Mobile, Alabama. He worked he worked at the PD there. >> Is he good there? >> Huh? >> Is he good up here? >> Yeah. >> He should have came here. >> He's trying. >> Is he? >> Yeah. And I'm going to get that three grand, dude. >> Is he really trying to pull over? >> He's not enjoying it. >> No, not at all. Well, I'm sure from coming from an actual police department, it is. >> Yeah. He uh when they [clears throat] raised the um salary here at or at UG, he was uh that piqued his interest. And then he brought his roommate. His roommate just got or he's in field training right now at UG, but he's good. Little cocky, but he's good. >> Yeah. Yeah. He quickly we were we were going to our post at a UG game and he was and we caught a ride with one of the majors. He's like major was like Murphy how you enjoying it. He was like all right you know uh just getting used to the policies here or something like that and he was like and then he and then he didn't say where the rest of the ride I was like that was awkward basically was like yeah sucks. Oh you like it? Oh it's great. I like Athens. I'm probably going to work for county. Yeah. Trying to get another one of my buddies over here, but he can't do it. He's already been there like coming up on 5 years. Um, so they got phone charging there. They charge your phone or is that a thing? No. No. >> Once she goes in there, phone gets bagged up. She'll get it back. >> I got you. Well, I wrote the Did you give it to me? >> I wrote window. >> I'm going to do >> I'm I'm about to rewrite it for good handwriting for her. >> I got it, bro. >> No, man. Dude, let me do it. >> Yeah. >> What's that say? [snorts] That's probably why you got [ __ ] handling cuz you you [ __ ] up your fingers on there. Why you write like that? >> I dude in the car. >> Why you riding like that? >> You might as well grab your whole hand like a right like this. Why you write like that? >> My handwriting is fine. Dude, I maintained a 17 GPA in college. Okay, I know what I'm doing. >> It's pretty good. It's >> not bad. >> Pretty good. >> It's not great. >> Pretty good, though. >> I'm just kidding. It was 2.0. >> It's even better. You ready, Trista? >> Yeah. >> [clears throat] [clears throat] >> Close. Most you >> [clears throat] >> the guy you had in the car with you. You guys work together. >> Do you work downtown? I don't know. How long does it take like for somebody to come get me? >> So once they get you booked in, which will take maybe another 30 minutes, they'll get you booked in. They'll give you a bond. They'll tell you what your bond is and then you can start calling people. Once somebody is able to hook that bond for you, they will come pick you up. So, >> and that's it. >> That's it. But it just the longest is going to be the waiting to get booked in and then they'll be >> see what I got to do. What? >> What do >> you can't do that? [laughter] >> Y >> I suck shi he's a bad guy. No, we finally got into some [ __ ] >> There you go. Yeah. Yeah. Finally got away from George. >> George. >> She was uh I think I think she's in an internship and I was talking about like here and there and she's like, "Sorry, I thought I might go to county." I was like, "You sure?" I said to try to watch. >> Yeah, I guess so. Have y'all ever been arrested? >> I have. >> You have? Mhm. >> Okay. >> What were you arrested for? >> I didn't pay a ticket. >> Huh? >> I said I didn't pay a ticket when I was 18. >> I had a warrant. >> You had what? A warrant. >> What was your warrant? >> Just a benchmark for not paying my ticket. >> So, I'm just I'm just screwed. That's really >> how I feel. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, really. for lives. >> Easy. You can break the door now. >> They will. I won't. >> I lost some ring. >> Your uh guy was in the car with you took it. >> Yeah, >> he took it. >> Yeah, you gave it to him. He put it on his finger. Yeah. >> Why? >> Well, they're going to make you take your jewelry off anyway. >> Can I have it back? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All of it. >> All of it. Everything. Everything you got on. You get back. >> My nipple piercings. >> Probably. >> I don't. I'm sure they'll give it back. >> Don't play with me. >> I don't >> They'll tell you. >> Yeah. I don't think they're They're not going to take it away from you like >> No, because I just got those pierced. I don't know if I can put those back in. >> Yeah. Just let go >> because I'm not like going to kill anybody. Like, >> just just let it go. Oh my god. Please don't take those off. Please. >> You know how hard it was for me to get those pierced? >> I don't. >> Do you know that [ __ ] was tough? Okay. >> Please don't take them out because I can't put them back in. I will literally [ __ ] myself. >> That was like a hundred bucks. I don't want to do this. I want to go home. >> I really, do it. >> Makes me feel any better. You and I will probably get home about the same time. >> Okay. It really doesn't because like it's not the same. I just want to feel awful. >> No, because you know what's crazy? My ex, me and my ex live together. >> Okay. We just broke up like two months ago, but we live together and our lease ends July 15th. So, we have to live together until July 15th. And he sat me down today and he was like, "The life that you're living isn't good." He was like, "You're hanging out with your friends every night. you're getting drunk, you're doing this, you're doing that, you're not coming home until 2 in the morning, blah blah blah blah blah. He was like, "I'm worried about you." Literally tonight, he said that to me, >> and I go out with my friends, here I am with a DUI. >> Does that not speak good volumes? >> Imagine how I feel like that's >> Is that Anthony? >> That's Anthony. Like I feel so stupid. I should have just stayed home. But I had no idea. Who does? [sighs] That's so crazy. >> [snorts] >> Yeah. Yeah, why is Savannah here? I don't know what's going on. She's been staring at you. >> Who's Savannah? >> Savannah. [gasps] My best friend. That >> her right there. >> Yes. Why is she here? >> Is she? >> We were downtown together. >> She maybe do. >> Savannah. No, we not funny. Can she hear me? >> I don't think so. >> She scream. [screaming] >> No, we shouldn't hear. Is she not intent? >> Okay, this is a warming moment. >> No. What is she doing here? >> I saw her like two hours ago. >> Stop talking because there's no way. >> 15 minutes. >> Can I please go to the bathroom? >> Yeah. What? Yeah. Once I get moving, you should be coming up right any minute now. Not Savannah. She's such a good girl. >> Was that you? Was that who you were out with earlier? >> I was with like Savannah and like all my friends, but she was one of my friends that was with us, but like she disappeared after a while. >> So, I don't know. I don't know where she went, >> but now she's here. So, who [laughter] knows? >> Um, you have to text her tomorrow. She was standing there. She was getting her pictures. >> Was she really? >> Yeah. >> Why didn't you tell me? >> I would looked at her. I would be like, "Hey, [ __ ] What you doing?" >> Twinsies. That's so crazy. I can't believe it. At least Okay. I don't feel so alone anymore. >> But I want to go home, bro. You do. >> You really do. I got off work at 10:00 tonight. Where do you work at? >> Cracker Barrel. I'm a waitress. >> Nice. >> And I went to work at 2:00 this afternoon. I got off at 10:00. >> And then we went downtown. It was just supposed to be like a fun night out, whatever, you know. >> Yeah. >> And here we are. [sighs] Here we are. And the guy that I was with in the car with, >> he has a DUI, too. >> Yeah. >> So, >> yeah, he told us >> he has a DUI. That's why he was like guiding me through like what to do and what to say because he has a DUI. And I was like, I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do. And he was like, do this, do that. You have to say this, you have to say that. Because I was like, I don't know what to do. And I really just want to go home and go to sleep cuz I have work tomorrow. >> What time do you have to go to work? >> Um 3. >> Time to go home to sleep. >> Huh? >> So you'll have time to go home and go to sleep. >> If someone gets me out, >> you'll get out. >> Yeah, you'll you'll get out. >> You'll be fine. >> I just I'm so scared. >> You're not going to hold me here. >> They won't hold me here. I got other things to worry about. Like murders. >> Murders. Not in Athens. >> Oh [ __ ] I heard about that one girl who was on campus. There's >> a whole eyelash right there. >> Oh, he doesn't want to talk about it. >> What are you talking about? >> No, there's an eyelash on. He got bl >> That's a roach. >> That's not >> That's a roach. >> Hold on. >> No. No. Don't touch it. Don't touch it. That's gross. >> Okay. Oh [ __ ] Okay. >> There you go. >> Listen, that's not That's really not. That's a That's really not. At this point, I'm just bored. Like, that's like hard game. [sighs] >> How old are you? >> 28. >> 28? 27? I'm 20. You've all been in my shoes. Maybe not. Maybe not these shoes, but you've all been in the car with somebody who was drinking and driving, right? >> Probably. >> Yeah. likely. >> Probably. >> Hopefully not. >> Yeah, possibly. >> If it was, if I didn't know, I'll pass out. >> I don't know. I'm terrified. But you guys said I should be fine. So, I trust you. >> You'll be fine. >> You will be fine. >> Yeah. And your bff is here. So, >> is is she >> What was her name? >> Savannah. >> Savannah. >> Who? I don't even know what why she's here. That's crazy to me. I have no idea, >> man. It's very rare to bring somebody in or BFF same spot. >> That's crazy. It's like, "Hey, BFF, what are you in for? >> Does she also work at work?" >> Yeah, >> that's crazy. I didn't even know she was here until I looked over and I was like, "Oh shit." >> Yeah. I thought you were talking about one of the staff. I was like, "What?" And then I realized it was. >> Damn, that's crazy. I'm going to have to talk to her about that one. Am I like not going to get like a for real job when I get older because I have a DUI? >> Just a DUI. >> It's just a DUI. As if it's not for real and serious. >> Well, it could be a lot worse. You could have got in an accident. hurt your car wrong to that bridge and you were coming out the wrong side of the road. >> Mhm. >> That would be a lot worse. >> Yeah. So >> So you didn't hurt yourself. You didn't hurt anybody else. It's 4:05 in the morning. >> Yeah. like a fan here or something. So, we could just speed it up. >> Yeah, >> that would also work. >> That'd be really nice. >> Have you ever been with like some crazy people in here? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> What's that like? >> Nice. >> Entertaining. Come on, Z. >> I'm scared. >> She go well. [laughter] this way. Mister, >> I don't like his ass. >> He's crazy. >> I think so, too. Take a step over there for me. >> The wall for me. >> All the stuff. What is this [ __ ] >> That's the Her phone's about to die, so I wrote the numbers down for her. >> Bro, save her. I know. I'm so nice. >> Thank you. >> Wait, this one [clears throat] get >> What? [ __ ] the rest of this old >> I did wrong. >> These are the first ones that supposed to be. >> Okay. >> Oh, her body. >> Damn. Oh no. [music] >> [music] [music] [music]