Is that a Subaru? >> I can't tell. Is that a Subaru? >> She just pulled up as soon as we pulled up. >> Are you Cheyenne? >> What's your name? >> What? >> She doesn't know. Sam PD28. >> Are you Cheyenne? >> No. >> Washington Charles George Paul 8501. Hey, come over here and talk to me at the police. Okay. >> I'm the police. I just want to talk to you. >> Who's in the car? >> Nobody. >> Cheyenne, stop. >> What? >> Cheyenne, come over here. >> I'm right here. >> Okay. Turn around. Face away from me. >> I'm not in your head. All right. Well, then stop. Turn around. Put your hands on your head. >> I'm at my house. >> Turn around. Put your hands on your head. >> I'm at private property. No. No. No. No. >> Why do you let me? >> I'm at private property. >> This is my house. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. That was not me. >> That was not me. >> Is she 47? >> No, that was not me. >> That was not me. That was not me. Let me go. I'm not You're not >> What are we doing here? We're trying to make sure you're okay. Shut up. >> I'm fine. That's it. >> Stop. >> Yeah. I got into some domestic violence things with my husband. He's inside now. I'm trying. This is not your house. This is not your house. Okay. >> It's It's my grandma's house. Yeah. >> No. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You're Okay. Hang tight. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Okay. >> Cuz you're going to go in cuffs if you don't stop. >> Okay. I'm not >> Do you understand? >> I was What are you talking about? >> Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Perfect. >> So, let's talk. >> Okay. What's up? >> What address are you at? >> It's my grandma's house. It's literally 509. >> Okay. You just looked at the number. >> Okay. It's What do you No, no, no, no, no. You can't do this. I know. We'll be out with fan at 5:00. >> No, no, no. >> Let me grab my No. No. I'm not. What are you guys doing? >> What are you doing? >> I'm on private property. This is my grandma's house. >> Okay. You called us. We're checking on you. >> I'm fine. >> But you're running away. >> I'm fine. [music] >> You just said there was violence in here. >> Yeah. I ran I was running away from my husband. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, take a deep breath. >> Yeah. It's >> Why Why would you run away from us then? Because we're the police. >> Because I can't I can't There's certain things I can't tell you guys. >> Okay. >> Why not? because >> it's conflicting and I can't do that. It's a >> there's things I can't do that. >> Why not? >> I don't want to be in trouble. >> Well, why would you be in trouble be in trouble? >> Because there's certain things I just can't talk about. >> Why not? >> But because >> What do you mean? You called us. >> I know. Because I was scared in the moment, but we're good now. >> What happened? What made you call? >> Um, he wouldn't let me in the car. It was dark out and Yeah, that was that. So, >> and where did this take place at? >> Um, at his friend's house. >> Do you know the address? >> Uh, not really. >> No. Can you describe maybe where it's at? >> It's like on off of like Loop Leoop, I think. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> But I'm good now. >> Yeah. >> Um, how much have you had to drink today? >> I don't drink. >> No. >> Yeah. >> Why did you come out of the passenger side? >> I didn't. I saw you. >> I didn't though. >> I clearly saw you. >> No, >> I watched you come out the passenger door and then you left. >> I didn't. >> There's no I mean, if you're not doing anything wrong, there's no reason to lie, right? >> Yeah. I'm not lying. >> Yeah. So, you open the passenger door and you exit it. >> You left it open. >> No, I didn't. Because I'm at my grandma's house. I don't know why I'm My husband freaked me out. >> There's no reason to. >> My husband freaked me out and I wanted to get inside the house. I don't know. Like, you know what I mean? I'm on I'm dealing with a lot right now. >> Okay. I'm on a period on my cycle. >> Okay. >> And um I Yeah, I'm really emotional. We're going through a lot of We're going through a lot right now. My mom's on our way actually from Washington. So >> Okay. Mhm. >> But um I'm good now. >> I'm fine. >> But I was not driving and I did not jump in the back. >> Can you open your eyes for me, please? >> Your eyes are light. Your pupils are huge. >> What do you mean? What's in your system? >> Nothing. So, no alcohol? >> No. I don't take >> What narcotic are you under the influence of? >> I'm not under any narcotic. >> I I I have medication that I take. >> What is it? >> Adavan. >> What does that do to you? What is it for? >> It's for anxiety. >> Okay. Should you be driving with that? >> I'm allowed to. I think I I don't I don't drive though. >> Well, I saw you driving. >> I didn't I wasn't driving. >> Okay. >> So, um So, the driver just disappeared. >> I can definitely No, I'm not lying. My husband was driving. >> Um, it's for right now. >> You would let me in the car. >> No, no, no. >> I wasn't driving. Just saying. Stop. Stop. >> I was going to. No. No. Let me call. No. I I stop. >> What's going on? >> You're going to be resisting. You're going to catch a charge for resisting. You understand? >> We're just going to put your hand on right now. >> No. No. No. No. Let him call. No. Let me get my husband. We can't do this. I didn't do anything. Did your husband call the cop? >> Yeah. No. You called us. >> No, I didn't. >> Hold on. Hold on. What's going on? >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> But just relax and then we'll move you away from that. >> Okay. >> Okay. But um let me talk to my husband first. Okay. >> Then you don't have to. We're not taking you anywhere. >> You're just being detained. >> Okay. What does that mean? stuck. >> It means you're not free to go until we're done with our investigation. >> Thank you. >> 71508. >> I need to call my husband though. >> Okay, that's not going to happen right now. And we'll let you know when you can. Okay. >> Okay. >> When you're free there, can you come this way for 47? >> Okay. I want to make sure they don't get tight on you. Okay. >> You have super small hands. >> What' you throw over the fence over there? Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Oh, >> why'd you throw this cup out when you got >> I didn't I didn't throw a cup. >> Well, there's liquid right here on the floor. And there's a cup right here on the floor that's wet. >> Hello. Sorry to bother you. It's the police. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Do you know this female that's pulled up in your driveway? Are you expecting anybody? >> Definitely not. >> Do you have any grandkids? >> Yes. >> Oh, I mean I have kids. >> You have kids, but no grandchildren? >> No. >> No granddaughters? >> No. Okay. All right. Someone pulled up in your driveway, so that's why we're here right now. I apologize. >> Okay. >> It looks like I think she lives down the street, but we're investigating it right now. >> Okay. >> Has nothing to do with you guys or anything else. >> So, I apologize for being on your front yard, but we're having a fight with her. So, sorry to wake you guys up. >> You guys are more than welcome to just go back to bed. We don't need you for anything. Um, we'll figure out what we're going to do with the vehicle and everything cuz it's in your driveway. >> Okay. >> Um, yeah. Mind if I stay informed with you or >> Yeah, you can you can hang out here. That's fine. Okay. >> Um, but if you want to go back to bed, you can do that, too. >> Okay, cool. But, um, there's no damage to your house or anything. Is that your cup? >> Did you read that cup there? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. All right. >> Someone here is kind of confused. >> Yeah, possibly DUI, but we're not sure right now. We'll try to investigate. >> All right. Sounds good. Mind I Yeah. Find out what's going on before you guys >> Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. If you want to even go back inside, I'll knock on the door and let you know once we kind of sort everything out and let you guys know what's going on. >> Okay. That's okay. Yeah. >> That way you guys can stay just kind of relax inside and then I'll let you know what's going on if that's okay. >> All right. No worries. >> Thank you, sir. >> You good? >> Hang tight. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we pulled up and we ran off >> because he says I'm being crazy. >> I'm not though. He's the crazy one. >> She's the crazy one. How long have you guys been together? >> Uh, we're going to use Yeah, he ran off. Um, may I grab my phone? >> No, right now. We're grabbing a little bit. >> Okay. >> What's up? >> That's a big one. >> Good. Good. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I freaked out because I get a little bit in fear like >> Okay. [music] So, so your grandma doesn't live here. So, that's kind of weird. >> Uh-huh. >> So, >> what do you mean? >> Your grandma doesn't live here. So, this isn't your grandma's house. The people that live here don't have any grandkids. >> Okay. I'm going to go see what you threw over the fence over there. >> By the way, it's on the way. We're going to go in my car for right now. But yeah, he basically he pulled in and who he say is he is super home. Are you saying his friend took the super out? >> So, we're just going to wait for another unit really quick and then we can go. Okay. Are you being detained? >> No. Yes. >> Oh, wait. No, right now you're being detained. >> Oh, what does that mean? >> That means you're not free to leave until we are done with our investigation. And then have a seat for me. Okay. >> And then once the officer gets here, then you'll have you come out here from you. >> Oh, wait. If I'm not being detained, I just wait out here. >> No, have a seat for me. >> You're going to be detained. So, I need to step >> Wait, what does this mean? I don't know my rights, honestly. >> So, you're not under arrest. Turn away from me. >> You're not under arrest. >> I don't have my rights. I don't >> So, let me tell you, you're not under arrest, but you are detained. Meaning, you are not free to leave. Okay. Sorry. >> So, for right now, I need to have you here. >> I was scared. So, that's why I said it was my grandma's house and really scared about my husband. Like, my husband like we've been fighting a lot and I uh yeah, so uh he pulled in and then ran off and he didn't really want me to tell you guys where we actually lived. Okay. >> So, I was in fear. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Just hang tight for a minute. Okay. >> Okay. You can put your feet inside for me. Thank you. >> Can I talk to him and tell him that, too? Because I like I said, there's things I can't say. There's things that will get me like in trouble, and I I I don't want I can't say more than that. It's just like it it puts me in a really weird position. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> I'm just like really scared. >> Just hang. Put your feet inside. >> I'll come back in a little bit and I'll let him know to come over here. >> I love him so much, but like and I respect him, but uh I don't know. They say it's good to fear your hus or your man to an extent cuz that means you respect him. But >> I read that somewhere. Yeah. I don't know. I respect him so much. Like Yeah. I don't know. >> Um can I make a phone call before? >> Um not yet. No. We'll make sure you have your phone up for anything again. Just right now you're just being detained, right? Oh. >> Um if you're going to be under arrest, we'll let you know, but right now you're just being detained. Um until we get >> Can I Can I get my drink? I'm on a period and I My tummy really hurts. It's like a milk bubble tea thing. >> No, we're going to wait. >> Okay. The same thing. >> Okay. >> We had an M1, right? >> Yeah. We made contact with mail. He's like, "Yeah, she has her vehicle. It's a Subaru. Um, what do you call outland or something like that?" Subaru gray in color. Okay, cool. So, we're leaving. We're done. She called dispatch saying that she was fine. And so, then we had to make contact with her. So, as I was turning around, I see the car just like coming this direction. So, I'm thinking like, "Oh, okay. That might be her." And then boom, they yank into this parking spot. >> And so, I stopped to put my light to see if it was a Subaru. And then sure enough it was. So he stopped. We stopped. She I put my spotlight to see what it was. She goes into the passenger side, gets out through the passenger side and we're like Cheyenne. And she's like, "Oh no, like I'm on my grandma's house cuz I'm not Cheyenne." So she goes in and sergeant trying to make contact with her. She throws some stuff over the fence. Comes back over and so she leaves the passenger side. No one else is in the car. Um, we made contact with her. She's like all over the place. She's like, "This is my grandma's house." And then she's saying, "Oh, my boyfriend uh left." And like just all over the place. Pupils are like almost as big as her eye. >> Oh, okay. >> Um, and so she had a cup with some liquid, but she dumped it right on the lawn. We just have the cup over there. But it's just her whole like behavior um avoiding us. Her eyes are like I saw her pull in. She goes into the passenger, leaves the door open, kicks off. >> No other individual. >> You guys have charges on her or no? >> Uh, no. >> Is she in the car? >> Yeah, she's just put this for now. I told her. >> Handcuffed or handcuffed? >> She's handcuffed because she she got um she was like not avoiding us and so she wasn't listening. She was being like all over the place. So, we just told her she was being >> detained, stuff like that. No. Um, what I'll what I'll do is I'll have to read Miranda out first just because if she does admit to something and she's in cuffs, like let's just say she admitted like, "Yeah, I just shoved a bunch of lean or something crazy." So, I'll read her Miranda. >> And she told me she took medication before she went in cuffs or anything for her, I believe, for sleeping medic or something like that. And I was like, "What does that do to you?" And she's like, "I should be able to drive." >> Suppressive if it's for sleeping. Where she at yours? >> Yeah, she's in the back. >> See if she wants to talk. I mean, just because of how she was. Okay, so this officer just has to talk to you really quick. Okay, he I want him to talk to you about the situation and um help us through the entire process. Okay, so he just has to read something to you really quick. >> Okay, how long would you say? >> Uh just a little bit. I mean, he has to read he has to read this to you just because you are in handcuffs. Um you're not arrested. Okay, just understand that you're just in handcuffs. Therefore, he just has to read this to you. Okay. >> What's your name? >> My name Cheyenne. I'm officer with the Ranch Police Department. How you doing tonight? >> Better now that you guys are here. >> Well, that's good. I'm glad you feel that way. Okay. >> No, I mean it's Yeah, I shouldn't I I probably should call the cops. I just freed out on my period. Sorry. >> I'm going to read this to you real quick cuz I have since you are in handcuffs, I want to read this to you before I ask you any questions. Okay. You've heard about these your your warnings, your Miranda warnings, right? >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say, can, and would be against you in a court of law. If you have the right to a lawyer and to have him or her present with you, you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one we appoint to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and answer any questions or make any statements. Okay. >> Do you understand these rights have explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me now? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Cool. Um, so she kind of gave me like a quick like synopsis of what happened. Okay. >> Wait, can I say no? I'm just >> going to say no. >> I won't talk to you. >> Oh, wait. >> It's your right to basically not talk to me. >> I don't know. You guys are being so honest. It's like creepy. my state. You guys are so professional. >> Um, okay. >> You want to say to >> I don't know my rights. Like I'm just like what do I do? >> You're basically it's your right is like you don't have to speak to me. >> But then I I seem shady if I don't do that. Right. >> It's right. >> Oh, okay. Then what happens after that if I say no? >> He just has to ask you questions about the incident and then if you decide that you don't want to speak to him anymore, then you you can stop. You can continue. Um he has to that's why he has to ask those questions to kind of go from there. But he needs to make sure that you decide if you want to ask the questions for him or not. >> Okay. I don't know. If it was my husband, you told me to say no. >> It's what you would want to do. >> I said to clear up the waters as far as what's going on. >> That's what he's here to do. >> Oh, I don't know. I want my husband to do. That's what I'm thinking. Like, what do you do? >> Um, what's that ever happened before? I don't know. I don't want to piss you guys off and say no and then you be like, I don't know. I don't know what to do. I'm in a different state. I'm not from here. >> How about real quick before we even start that then? Wait, let's make you Let's >> Let's make this bridge a trust real quick. How about step out and let me take those cups off. >> Oh, okay. >> Let's start there. >> Okay. Can I get a drink of my drink? >> It's a It's like a building thing. >> Yeah, not right now. Hold on. He's going to take this off for you. Are you going to Is there going to be any issues at all? >> No. You guys for me? >> Okay. Thank you. >> And very professional and honest. I trust you. Thank you. I appreciate that. >> Yeah. Just think tight. Um and again, once he takes this off, he's going to get this match up here real quick or even on the car. doesn't love to. >> You can just so we're just going to have a conversation. >> You can keep your hands normal. >> Okay. >> So again, it's up to you if you want to speak to me. You don't have to speak to me if you don't want to. >> What happens? What realistically what happens? I don't know. >> I just have a question. That's it. >> And then do I go and then you go talk or >> That's what I don't know. That's why I want to ask the questions, right? >> No. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> You know what I mean? >> What are the questions? >> Let me ask you the questions and then you can say, "You know what? I'm done talking." >> Oh, >> how does that work? >> [ __ ] Um, I guess I'll sure. >> These going to be just simple questions. Where are you coming from tonight? >> Oh, okay. I'll say no. cuz I still like I called the I called you guys and I said, "Oh shit." Because now I'm in trouble probably cuz now I look like a snitch and I'm not a snitch. But anyways, yeah, there's I It's been a very sticky situation where I don't want to be put in a situation that I don't want to be a part of. Like I know nothing. Like that's pretty much the way. >> And the other thing >> and I can't I can't like I literally can't speak >> and you don't have to speak to me. Now I'm in period. So most popular >> having a really >> I want to tell you what I'm seeing right now. Right. So you're very very you don't have to talk to me. Okay. You can just kind of just you can just stay silent if you want to. Okay. So you're very like sporadic right now. Okay. fighting all day, every day every night, but the man. >> So, I can smell alcohol coming off your bed right now. >> I'm not I'm not No, I'm not >> You don't have to speak to me, right? >> I'm not I have >> So, that's what's going on here, right? >> That's what I'm smelling. I don't know if it's this this is the cup or what I'm I don't know if this is what I'm >> No. [music] What's all this about? >> I don't know. That's not mine. >> This isn't yours. >> Like I said, my husband ran off. Yeah. I don't know. >> You guys didn't see him? >> No, we did not. >> Huh? Yeah. He ran off cuz he called me crazy. He wouldn't let me in the car earlier. And Yeah. So, we fight every day. Not like physically, but we argue every freaking day. >> Just going to look this up real quick. I don't know what this is. Smoke buddy. >> Yeah, I don't know either. >> You don't know either? >> Like I said, he ran off and I Yeah, after him. >> Well, that's not what these officers are saying. Like I said, you can remain silent. >> Okay. >> But these officers are saying something different. That's the issue, right? Um, they're basically saying that they showed up, they saw you park, and then you switched over to the passenger seat. Again, you can remain silent. You switched over to the passenger seat. There was nobody else leaving the vehicle. Sounds like you were going over the fence. You dumped some kind of liquid into the grass, dumped some stuff. I'm assuming the stuff in front of me is what you had dumped, I guess. >> No, >> that was not me and it's not my ass or something. I don't know. But like I said, I don't know anything. >> Like I don't want to put myself in. >> Can I see your eyes? >> Just open them wide for me. >> They're really wide. >> So right now I have reason to believe that you're under the influence of something. Either alcohol or drugs. Your eyes are very dilated right now. my life. I'm >> stressed out. >> Well, that's the thing. Your stress doesn't cause >> period. >> Period. And stress does not cause your eyes to be dilated like they are right now. So, right now, >> dilated. >> They're dilated. Right now, my look right now, my eye my my light is right in your eyeballs. Right now, your eyes are not constricting [music] whatsoever. Right now, >> so when light hits your eyes, your eye your pupils shrink >> like almost right now your my light should be causing your pupils to be pinpoint basically. >> Really bright though, so that's that's probably part of it too. So your your your pupils are very dilated. You're very like animated. You're very just like I understand you you're going through stress and you said your period, but like you're very just like thousand things are going on in your brain right now. You're here, here, here. You're like a ping- pong ball. You're just going all over the place. Your eyes are dilated. You're all over the place. Very suspicious. Like I said, these officers get here. She sees you pull up. She sees you go into the passenger seat that you said you didn't passenger seat. And then you dump something in that liquid. Okay. I don't know what it is. So again, you don't want to talk to me as far as Miranda goes. >> Well, because I don't know what I'm doing. >> So the thing is the thing I was going to offer you is but since you don't want >> my husband would do. I don't know how this ever happened to me. >> You're an adult, right? How old are you? >> I guess. >> How old are you? >> 25. >> 25. You're an adult. So this is a decision that you need to make on your own. >> What I want to do is I want the decision. >> I wanted to run you through some Stanfield sobriety tests to make sure that you were okay to drive when you were seen driving. >> Oh no, I wasn't. >> Oh, yes you So the thing is the thing is is that if you don't want to speak to me then I can't do the fields because what I'm going to ask you is there's some incriminating things that are going to be happening when I when I do my fields. Okay. So you don't want to speak to me? >> I wasn't driving. You're saying I was driving and I I don't understand what's my husband was. He I told you he ran off. We're going through a lot. >> This officer was here. >> I called the police. I had just talked to him and I was driving this direction >> to your husband. >> Uh-huh. >> Yes. Your husband was not in the car. >> Yeah. >> You You were the one that pulled in here. >> Uh-uh. >> Your husband was definitely not in the car. And I am 100% sure. >> No. >> Yeah. >> So, I'm going to give you another chance. >> You're an adult. You're 25 years of age. This is a decision you make on your own. If you don't want to speak to me, I can't run you through your standard bill soiety test. Do you want to speak to me or not? Sure. >> You want to speak to me? >> No. What happens? >> I can start running your sobriety test. >> I can't run your survivor test because the stuff I'm going to ask you could potentially be incriminating. >> Um, >> I leave my husband here. I don't know what to do. Well, she come back. >> I'll lay I'll lay some like foundation around. All right. Okay. So, we're besides the fact arguing if you drove around. Okay. You're saying you didn't. We said we said you did. Okay. Cool. That's beyond the fact. The thing is the thing is what I need >> this officer saw you drive. Okay. You said you didn't. Okay. Cool. That's out of the question, right? >> So, what I want to do, >> the point of my standard spread test is I want to make sure you were okay to drive when you were. You said you weren't. That's okay. You can have your day in court as far as that goes. That's why I want to do the fields. I want to see, okay, can Cheyenne walk in a straight line, stand on one leg, can she do stuff like that? >> I'm not driving my car right now, and I hope we're both. >> You were driving, but again, I'm not I'm not going to argue again. I think we've gone over three times. So, >> I swear to God, I was not driving. >> This is a decision right now. >> Would you like to speak to me? >> And if you do want to speak to me, then I can do my stomach ready tests. >> Okay. >> No way. >> Okay. Yes. Nope. We're done. >> Okay, then. >> Okay. I didn't know. I wanted to know something happened. I'll do it. I'll do it. >> No. Stop. We're beyond that cuz then if I say yes and I that's like you're coerced. >> What? No, I'm not coerced. >> I just know what's going to happen. My husband would be here. >> If I tell you that you're going to go to jail, then you're going to feel like you want to do them. >> I'll do it. See, you're proving my point quite literally. >> No, I will do the test. I am sober. They were like on the very last. >> I'm sober. >> I am sober. thing is I don't arrested for >> for driving only one of the phones of Apple and driving. I wasn't driving. >> No, I wasn't. >> I saw you. >> No, I'm not going to argue about whether or not >> was not in the car. >> He was. >> I had just literally got done speaking to him. >> Hold on. Let me >> What do you mean? No, he does. >> Che, do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> You're not speaking to him. He's not even He ran off. I made contact with >> What is this? >> I don't know. What is it? Is that your hipbone or? >> Yeah. >> Oh, >> wait. I'm being arrested. I wasn't >> I was not driving now. >> So, honestly, my job is to determine whether or not you're under the influence of alcohol and or drugs. Okay. >> Okay. Let's >> So, >> we can do that. >> What's up? >> I think you're good. >> Can I have a drink of my milk tea? >> Actually, speaking of, do you have anything inside your mouth? >> No. >> Can I see the inside your mouth? Lift your tongue. >> Can I have my milk tea? No, >> because now you can't have anything to eat or drink for 20 minutes. >> No. Okay. Am I going to do a test? >> We're beyond those tests. Like I said, >> am I going to jail? >> You're going to be going to the station with me. >> Okay. And then will you take me home after? >> Am I going to jail? >> I won't freak out. >> I just know what happens. >> Trigger. >> Am I going to jail? >> Stay still. Stay still. She's going to trigger balloon. a sports bra or a white bra. >> Uh, just a sports bra. >> Do you have a shirt under this? >> Yes. >> Stay still. >> I can do a test. >> We're beyond those tests. >> I gave you the choice because I didn't want to say >> if I would have said that. If I would have said something else then you would have felt coerced to do it. >> I didn't know what to do >> and then those tests are voided. So >> I don't know why they are anything. I can't I have but I also like they say you should fear your man to an extent cuz I mean to respect them and like I respect him so much I don't want to cross him but I was like let me back in the car. >> Sit down. Okay. >> Watch your leg. >> Where are you? Holy moly, she's all over the place. Her uh her perfume is was giving me the sweet smell. It's not alcohol. >> Yeah. No, it's her husband. Literally, we just literally got done talking to him. So, she keeps saying her husband was dead. >> What was that question asked? I just hurt my feelings. I was just going to say, do you think if I if I would have just done the test and said yes, I would have gone home? >> I don't know. My whole my whole job is to determine whether or not you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs. That was the purpose of those tests. So, I asked you to do them. I wasn't going to say, "Hey, Cheyenne, if you don't do the test, you're going to jail." Cuz that's me basically saying I'm I'm basically like >> I'm kind of like blackmailing you into doing the test. That's why I wasn't going to give you an answer what was going to happen after. Okay. >> I was giving you a chance to be like, "Okay, well, you're saying you're sober. You said you're not on anything." That was your chance to say, "Hey, Officer Celo, I'm good to do these tests." >> Yeah. >> The last time you got arrested, did you do them or no? Uh, no. Because I feel like I remember someone telling me that you say no. >> I mean, that's >> you deny it or something. I don't know. Step up. >> But even like and I I was sober, too. And like >> I don't think you're drunk. I think you're under drugs. But that's my job as a DWI/ drug recognition expert, right? My job is to identify impairment. Not just alcohol, but drugs. >> I'm under a lot of stress. >> But stress doesn't cause your eye like eyes to dilate. Go and take a right here. There's only a couple things that make your eye dilate. Drugs and alcohol. Go here. Your >> eyes are always good or something. >> It's not your eyes. It's your pupil. Your eyes and pupils are two different things. Here to the right. Give me her. What? How long ago did you get arrested? >> I don't know. I freaking know. I Sorry. I think she's really good. I fight with my husband every single day. I don't know what freaking day it is. >> What day did you >> Sorry, not fight, but like argue. >> Yeah. I honestly don't even I think it was Oh, it was on my birthday. Just kidding. How did I forget that? >> Okay. Um, >> it was on the 9th, so >> this month. >> Yeah. >> Dang, that was recent then. >> Yeah. Unfortunately, I was driving and I went to go look for my husband and he left me on my birthday and he said he was going to come back and he didn't. >> He was like your like your husband or like >> he's my fiance, but we we call each other husband and wife. We haven't We're going to do a domestic partnership. Okay, >> I'm just really sad because I [laughter] can't even tell because of him. I take accountability and this is my like everything's my choice. I have it's my choice at the end of the day, but I love him so much that I'll do anything for him. >> So, listen to me real quick. >> It sucks though. >> What's your name? >> Celito. >> Celito. What's your first name? >> Justin. >> Justin. Nice. Okay. Nice to meet you, Justin. you already know my name, but um I've just like I know you guys want to deal with a lot of people and this is not a pity party, but I am so sad over him. Like I've never gone I've never gone to the extents for a man like I had for him. I literally gave my life to him. I don't have anything. No, I lost everything. I moved over here for him. I was so I quit my job for him. I put all my eggs in his basket and look for [laughter] me. >> Might be time to rethink. >> And my mom's on our way from Washington right now to help us like >> like figure out our relationship, which I know sounds really like it's like I'm 25. Why why is my mother sipping? But she's al she's honestly like such a good counselor. Like she g she has such good advice. She would be so disappointed of me. >> So I'm going to read this to you quickly. >> Listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're in arrest for DWI or DUI. >> Uhhuh. Mexico imply consent act 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 this additional independent test, you have the right to opportunity to [music] arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse or laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? Uh the breath test. Yeah. And both or both of them? >> Wait, what's the when do I get do this breath test and the blood test? >> Just the breath test. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. >> You want to do the breath test? >> Yeah. And we can do the blood test, too. >> If we need to go to the blood test, then we can go to the blood test. >> Okay. >> But we'll we'll run the machine first. >> Okay. >> We got to wait 10 minutes, though. >> Okay. Want to set up again? Stop. You can sit down. So, I'm going to read this to you real quick. Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, so you lose your house, >> which is what I was expecting cuz I have reason to believe that you're the only influence of drugs on alcohol. >> Okay. >> But, um, I'm going to read this to you real quick. Okay. You had mentioned it earlier, but >> Mhm. >> Listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important, >> including a right you have. You are under arrest for DUI. >> Mhm. I'm requesting that you consent to have your blood drawn and tested to determine the alcohol and or drug content of your blood. You have a right to refuse to consent to my request. If you refuse to consent, you cannot face criminal penalties for your refusal. Do you understand that right? >> Wait, what? >> So, basically, you remember how I read you the breath one? >> Uhhuh. >> If you were to refuse if you were if you were to refuse this one, you could face >> Oh, it's like aggravated, right? >> Yeah. Aggravated for that. But because I'm asking you to give me your blood, it's more it's invasive, right? For me to for somebody to go into your >> poke me. >> Huh? >> You're to poke me. >> Well, not me, but that's the thing, right? So, if somebody were to go into your body, >> if somebody takes blood from your body, it's invasive, right? It's more invasive than you just giving breath. >> Yeah. >> That's why it's not aggravated. >> Oh, okay. >> Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> However, refusing consent has other consequences in accordance with the New Mexico consent act and state law. Those consequences may include losing your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. >> Yeah. >> Additionally, the fact that you refuse consent may be used as evidence against you in a court of law. >> Do you understand these consequences? >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Additionally, if you consent to have your blood drawn and tested, you have the right to choose an addition of independent test. >> Okay. If you choose to take the SESTO independent test, you have the right to reason of opportunity to rank for a physician, a licensed nurse or laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. >> Okay. >> Knowing your right to refuse consent, the possible the possible consequences, and your right to an independent test, do you have do you give consent to have your blood drawn and tested? >> Yes. your shirt. I mean, you said you don't like heels. Somebody's going to poke your arm and take your blood. Yeah. >> Um, it's not going to be me. I don't know where to take blood. Okay. Um, that's not something that I know how to do. >> Um, but we will we will get that done. Okay. >> Okay. >> 20 minutes later. >> Go ahead and follow me to this door. That way you can open the door. Okay. Going to stand right here, please. Right there. Hello. I'm so sorry to wake you again. >> Um, do me a favor. Take a seat in that black chair straight next to my bed. We'll draw her real quick and then do the paperwork. >> That's fine. >> Yes. Is this uh Christopher King? >> Oh, yes. >> This is Officer Celo with the Rear Police Department. How you doing? >> I'm doing well yourself. I mean, all things considered, right? >> Yeah. Um, so I'm pretty sure you you know why I'm giving you a call. Um, >> I mean, I have an idea. All right. >> No, you're good. So there's a there's a basically what happened last night. I don't know if you spoke to officers after uh after Cheyenne got arrested. Did you? >> Yes. >> Okay. So basically what it is I'm the actual officer who had arrested her. >> Um I brought her to the station. I arrested her for DUI. >> Um [clears throat] the thing is so what we're kind of in a predicament here. Um she got arrested for DUI. She uh provided blood. So the thing is she's not going to be going to jail today because she provided blood. So basically I it takes about 6 months for me to get blood back. >> Holy [ __ ] >> So she told me like the soup sandwich that she's under, right? I mean I know she has a lot of drugs in her system. The thing is >> I have to wait till I get that blood back until I can actually charge her. >> And once once I once I get the blood back in 6 months, I can summon her to court. But the thing is she's actually not physically going to jail today. You guys go pick her up. >> So, we have her here. The thing is, I mean, I know you and her kind of had a bit of a dispute last night. The thing is, I kind of want to keep her away from you or the house just for today. >> Huh? >> Um, did did the officers give you her phone and wallet by any chance? >> Uh, yes, I do have her phone. I don't know where her wallet is. Um, yeah, I have her car key arrive a car key and her phone was in the car and I just I put it back and put it in the house. So, >> so the thing with her I can't have her driving today. No, she's Yeah, of course I am. >> What I want to ask you is, and it's it's a favor on your part, is she's willing to stay at a hotel today, and we're willing to give her a ride to a hotel? >> Yeah, of course. >> Can we stop by your house? We're just down the road. Can we stop by your house? Are you willing just to give her some money just for the night or for today, just to stay at a hotel? >> Of course. I mean, I don't know where her wallet is. She's already got my credit cards. Um, but uh yeah, I mean, of course. >> Okay. You going to give her a credit card? Are you going to give her cash? How is that going to work? >> Well, I mean, I'll probably give her one of the credit cards cuz um I got I give her cash, too. But, you know, they always they always give you a hard time if you don't have a credit card on file for the the deposit. >> The other thing, too, actually, since she doesn't have her wallet, I don't correct me if I'm wrong as far as >> I I I can I can book one for her. I mean, I did this every week for seven years for all the guys that work for me. >> Okay. 10 hotels a week. Yeah. Well, actually, she doesn't have her ID, right? [ __ ] >> She doesn't have her ID. That's what I was going to say. >> Can you ask her where her passport might be? her passport. >> Yeah. Yeah. I know she >> I can ask her. Um >> she also is willing to stay at a friend's house, but I don't know if her friends are willing to take her tonight or today. >> I'm going to be honest with you cuz I'm I'm totally with you on this whole thing. And the reason I said damn on the on the test because I she needs to get this [ __ ] figured out. And I don't want to interrupt you anything else. Like I I'm down for all of it, dude. I don't pay for rehab. I don't know what has to happen, but I care to an extent. It's not not it's unbelievable. You know what I mean? Um, but I don't think going to her friends move tonight. That's why I'm I'll vacate the house. I'll get her a hotel. Whatever needs to happen tonight for her to be uh okay with you guys and for her to be on track cuz your mom's supposed to be here on Monday. Um, yeah, just all kinds of stuff. And yeah, >> I'll leave it up to you then. I mean, if you're willing to I mean, if if the whole thing with the license, if she can't book into a hotel, I mean, I don't want to kick you out of your house obviously, but I mean, if you're willing to do that just for today, >> fine. >> Um, if you want to go to hotel, that would work too. I can't force you to do anything though. >> No, I'll I'll go to my brother's on the road. The thing is I I I've been here since I spent half my life period. You know what I mean? She's she's only been here for a year. >> Can you do me a favor though? >> Can you any any vehicle keys? Can you just gather the vehicle keys and can you just can you take them with you? >> Oh [ __ ] That's the hard one right there cuz I know I've got her spare, I think. And I don't know where her other key is. Damn it. Um, shoot. Uh, let me let me call down a hotel real quick. Let me see if I can get the knocked out. Can I speak on me for a second? I'll call her there. >> Yeah, call the hotel. See, let me let me see if where her her passport is cuz if anything, I'll have her I'll have her go to the hotel. >> I mean, if nothing I can check into the hotel and just get her a key and leave with the front desk or I can meet you guys there and leave the key with you or something. You know what I mean? She just go to her own. >> That works, too. I mean, even if even if that works, too. We can see if you were willing to meet us at a hotel, I can figure out which one she wants to go to and then we can get her booked into one. All right. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, like I said, better than jail. >> Okay. >> You see his car? >> No. >> What does he drive? >> A Supra. Okay. >> Supra. >> I could just walk in. >> Okay. >> Oh, wait. It's warmer in there anyway. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah, absolutely. I'll um I'll wait for him to get here. >> Yeah. Just cuz I have to. >> Okay. I'm just cold, so I want to go ahead. >> Yeah. >> Wait. I'll get coffee. >> Oh, yeah. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Okay.