Deputy Rash County recorded. >> Yes, sir. How are you? >> A red light. >> What? You ran a red light. >> Um I ran a red light. Is that why I'm being pulled over? >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. I Which Which light are we talking about? >> The one at Lowe's going north on 355. >> Um >> I'm not here to argue. I need driver's license registration, please. >> Okay. Yeah, that's fine. insurance. There's the Here's I know that's at least one of my registrations. You can have this one back. >> Oh, thank you. Is my license not in here? My license might not be in this car. That's crazy. I have a valid license 100%. >> Where are you coming from? >> Where am I coming from? Uh, I'm coming from Monroia. >> Anything to drink tonight? >> Have I had anything to drink tonight? No, sir. I have not had anything to drink tonight. You >> sure? >> 100%. Yes. >> What's your name? >> Totally sober. My name is Levi. It's the same. It's the same one on that registration card. >> Yeah. Everything on that is the same. I don't I can't believe I don't have my license. I must have I must have brought it in because I know I like I usually keep my wallet and things like that in here, but I know I took it out cuz I was going to make I made an online purchase recently. So, I guess when I took that out, I um I must have just not brought it back in here. But, so I apologize for that. But everything on that light on that registration card is active and current as you can see. So, yeah. I mean, you you have no like you can run me. It's all good. Everything will be good. >> You still live in Monrovia? >> Yeah, that's that everything is current. So, uh everything on that is good. >> Yeah, everything was smell. >> I didn't. But he's getting run through it. Just cuz I don't smell anything doesn't mean much. >> Oh no, I mean he's dressed like he was out somewhere. >> Yeah. And he he straight up crushed that red light. Like what the >> question took a minute to pull over >> and has been repeating every single thing that I heard. >> That it's like he's stalling to figure out what he's going to say. That's really freaking weird. I mean like he's literally just turning his head to the left and to the right. Hello, officer. What's going on over there? >> Oh, hello, officer. >> All right, I'm going to have you step out on field sobriety real quick. Make sure you're sober, good to drive. >> Well, I'm not going to perform field sobriety, but I will step out of the vehicle. I don't have a problem with that. >> Why won't you perform field sobriety? >> Why would I? How would I give you probable cause to take me in? Do you think I'm DUI? >> I don't have probable cause to take me in. >> What's a DUI? >> What's a DUI? >> Well, no. What is your probable cause to think that I'm under the influence of alcohol right now? >> Driving behavior, speech patterns. >> What about my speech patterns? >> It's not something I'm going to get into right now. Do you want to perform field sobriety or no? >> Well, no. Why would I give you that? Because >> I'm going to take you to jail. >> Go right ahead. >> Okay. Turn on. >> You think that I'm DUI right now? This is insanity. I can't wait till you take me into Frederick County Sheriff's Office and you take me in and then I blow on your I blow on your I I'm going to blow on your actual test and it will be completely sober, sir. >> 51 1095. >> Yeah, I'm 1095, right? >> I'm going to remain silent at this point. So, thank you. >> That's fine. So, what's going to happen now is going to be uh read your advice of rights through the FDA. Okay. Thank you. Do >> you have any on your person to cut stick or poke me? >> No, officer. I have nothing that's going to harm you. You poke you. Open your mouth over me. >> Lift your tongue. >> Yep. Okay. >> Any piercings, dip, or anything that I've missed? >> Any I do not have piercings. And if you ask, do I chew tobacco? >> Yeah. >> No, sir. I do not chew tobacco. >> Okay. This could have been really easy, man. If you had anything to drink, this would have been really easy, but I'm just going down this path. That's fine. >> All right. >> Okay. Thank you. Uh, I have a cell phone in there. >> Oh, we're going to tow your car. >> You're going to tow my car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's insane. Okay. >> I assume at some point there will be some sort of medical examination to determine whether I'm actually under the influence of any substances. And there won't be I say it. I understand that. >> Okay, that's fine. And again, I just want to reiterate for the record, I am stone cold sober. I have not had anything to drink. >> You're not giving me You're not giving me a chance to exercise that. So, based on my observations, I'm going to take you in. >> And if you want to blow zero, that's fine. We're still within our right to tow your car. >> I mean, I hear what you're saying. >> Investigation. Okay. >> I hear what you're saying. I didn't I didn't believe. Am I required by law to perform a field sobriety exercise? I didn't believe that I was. >> Employee consent. It's on a bombing Maryland driver's license. >> Okay. I'm going to have you in the back. >> Just hang out right here. >> You want to grab your stuff out real quick? >> Yeah. Yeah. I just think this is uh this is this is a shame tonight. This really is. >> Okay. I'm giving you my opinion. You've given me yours. >> I mean, you're you are in the car. >> Arresting an individual right now who is not in the car. >> Okay. I'm sitting in the car. >> Based on the observations I made. >> Okay. I understand. >> I'm sure you might be under the influence. There's more than one substance. Just shut up and listen for a second. There's more than one substance to be under the influence from. All right. >> I understand. You're not allowing me to do the test to either confirm or deny that you're under the influence of anything. So, I have to go base some observation. So, place him under arrest for that. Even if you blow zeros, it doesn't matter. Your refusal for the test gives me probable cause. Okay? >> I I Listen, I I do hear what you're saying. >> So, you want to continue to argue it and tell me how smart you are. That's fine. >> I'm not arguing with you, sir. I'm just letting you know that every single thing that I've done. >> I am not arguing with you, sir. I'm just letting you know. >> Good, dude. >> Bro crushes a red light in front of us at Lowe's Lane just going northbound. So, I light him up. He proceeds for a/4 mile just refusing to stop. Slows in here just like darting all around. Walk up, eyes are bloodshot, hands me two registrations, go sifts through his credit card, says I don't have my driver's license on me. I'm like, okay, step out of the car, do fields Friday. I'm not performing any tests. 1095. So that's where we are now. He's like, I'm going to blow straight zero. Okay, I don't give a So he's sitting here giving me his opinion on how everything should work. >> All right, I'll get to story. >> I appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you again. Come on now. Watch out with your step. >> Yes, officer. Thank you. Yeah, I didn't even close. I'm take the handcuffs off and grab a seat in that chair. >> Yes. >> Thank you, officer. Is it right here? Okay. Here go. Okay. Maybe we're doing this tonight or tomorrow. Thinking about it. >> There we go. All right. Come on, Levi. >> For my sake, I hope it's tonight. >> Yep. I need to take a nice deep breath. You're going to seal your mouth on top of this mouthpiece and keep blowing till I tell you to stop. Understand that? Whenever you're ready, come on over. Nice deep breath and keep blowing till I tell you to stop. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. I stop. Have a seat. When it's ready, we'll do that again. Yes, officer. All right. Again. >> All right. >> All right. Just like last time. Whenever you're ready. >> Yes, sir. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. >> All right. >> There are 20 males outside in the area and the caller thinks they're >> going upstairs for DR requests. >> Mhm. Oh, you can see if he's on. >> He is. >> Is he on? >> He's on military. >> Oh, is he? Not sure >> who's got the Aldi. >> I think B has her. >> You about to call upstairs then. >> Yeah, I already know it's going to read. Hey, are you guys going to do a DR page? Are you Are you guys able to do a DR page? Who's the worst white man? >> Is that us or at state? >> It's us. I think both them are new though, right? >> Um, what's his face up there? >> Is he a stooler? >> Is he a D for state? I don't know. >> Zero. >> Oh, really? Oh, awesome. Yeah, if we could uh notify them to do a deer e that' be awesome. [music] Thank you very much. Apparently they are upstairs and coming down. >> That's the quickest I've ever heard in my life. >> Usually they're hard. >> It's days and days and days away. >> That's not normal. Don't get that in your head that that's normal. >> Normally it's an hour wait. How about any copies all this? Right now, I need a signature from you acknowledging that you agreed to take a breath test and took one satisfactory. What we have now is what's called a drug recognition expert on his way to check for any additional substances. >> Well, come and take my blood and urine, too. That'll be a better resource to be able to run it through. Is that funny? >> Yeah, because all you had to do is take field sobriety test and said, "You want to act like this?" >> I don't want to act like anything, sir. I have to sir, I have to exercise my rights >> and and now you're forcing this investigation. So, I mean, if you enjoy spending the night in the hospital and doing the evaluation, giving blood, that's on you. >> Well, here's the thing. I I I don't. But at the end of the day, there are certain things that I have to do to make sure that my rights are protected because when men in uniform, you guys are the state, right? And I am considered the private. When the state comes down on the private, well, I mean, you you know what I'm saying? >> Man, okay. I know you I understand you need a signature. >> Um, traffic >> right here. Yeah. Signature of driver as the private. >> So I would usually like to read all of this before I sign it, but >> this one was read to you and placed in front of you in your lap. You're welcome to give it a read at your [clears throat] >> Was this the audio that was played back in the car? The 7 minute and 42 seconds placed in your lap. Yep. >> Placed in my lap. Okay. This was Oh, this was in my lap the whole It was dark so I couldn't read it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. This is the same document. Okay. Advice of you have been stopped. you refuse to. No, I'm not. Well, I'm not refusing to submit to a test. >> It says if you refuse to submit to a test in a hypothetical situation hypothetical. >> Okay, listen. I would I would love to spend more time reading this, but I will I will sign it. I don't want to >> You're not obligated to sign it. If you want to read it, read it. I don't care. >> This is an Well, the title says advice of rights. So, I guess it's just notifying me of what my rights are. So, >> a Maryland drivers. Yep. >> Yeah. Okay. which that title at the top certainly helps. Would you like this back, sir? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're more than welcome. And your pen. Thank you. Have you sign this one quick? And >> what is this one right here? >> This just says you have 0.00 alcohol in your system. There's no alcohol in your system. That's all this machine is reading for is alcohol. >> I already knew that. >> Alcohol. We have We have to do the test. I know. >> So, sign the bottom for me. It says you're receiving your copy of that paper. >> Okay. So, defendant signature. That's me. Okay. Thank you. >> T1332. >> There you are. Get your pen. >> Thank you, officer. Sounds like somebody here. >> Thank Jesus. >> Coming in. Easy gas. >> Call for DR. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You resting? >> Was it? >> Yeah. >> We're going to bring him over here. It's a little bit bigger room. >> We're going to run your DR test in the other room. You can just in your pocket just grab your form. >> We're not crammed this tiny little room. >> Understandable. >> All right. See right here by this I see right here. Good evening, officer. How are you? >> I'm Corporal Command State Police. My ID 6495 transported my body cam. Okay. >> Okay. Sounds good. >> It's my understanding that you've uh agreed to speak with me today. >> I I have not agreed to that. I was gonna ask what are what what's happening here right now and what are my rights as it relates to what is happening in this room right now. >> Well, no trouble whatsoever. I explain that. It's totally fine. I'm what's called a drug recognition expert. Someone's highly trained to be able to uh tell impairment from things other than alcohol, drugs, control substances, medications, things like that. >> Um before I do anything, I do have to review your meander rights. Um but I can before I go there, if you want, if you have any questions, you're more than welcome to ask them. >> Yeah. So, what's your background? What's my background? >> Yeah, your background. You said that you analyze people and you recognize to see whether they're under the influence of drugs specifically. >> Yes, sir. >> So, what's your background that gives you the ability to be able to do something like that? >> Oh, 11 11 years patrol with the state and then I took uh not one but two different classes with the state police in charge of uh DR recognition >> like a college background. >> It's not a college course. No, >> not a college course. But you did take some sort of is it through the state of Maryland? >> Yes. Yes, it is. State of Maryland program. Okay. And you got certifications in being able to do >> the kind of activity that we're doing here in this room right now. >> Yes, exactly. >> Okay. Very cool. Very interesting. >> Yeah, it actually is very interesting. >> So, but but and you've been on the force. Are you your state police? >> Yes, sir. >> State police. >> So, I'm not >> There is a there is a a Frederick Barrett. >> Yes. Yes, absolutely. [clears throat] Every every I guess every county has one. Okay. >> Okay. Very cool. >> I do have to read you your Miranda rights. >> My Miranda rights. Yes, sir. Because what we're going to be talking about is going to dip into things that could potentially in uh incriminate yourself. Give me one second. Should anything legal actually be going on. Not saying that anything is, but I do have to read you these rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say or write may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to a lawyer before answering any questions and have a lawyer present at any time before or during questioning. If you now want the assistance of a lawyer but cannot afford to hire one, you will not be asked any more questions at this time and you may request a court to appoint a lawyer for you without charge. If you agree to submit sorry if you agree to answer questions, you may stop at any time and request the assistance of a lawyer. No further questions will be asked of you. Do you understand these rights that I've read to you? >> Yes, I do. >> Do you agree to speak with me? At this time, I'm going to exercise my Miranda rights and also my fifth amendment to the United States Constitution and I'm going to assert that right now. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Thank you very much, officer. >> Any of you have anything else for me right now? >> Not at this moment. >> I mean, if you don't if you don't want to do the DR >> Well, I mean, I'm going to I am going to actually You read me those rights. Those are my rights. Yes. >> Yes, of course. >> And I'm going to exercise them. >> Okay. >> As I'm sure that respect or you would understand. >> I'm not going to ask you anything. I was under the impression that you wanted to do the DR valve that you weren't impaired. But >> well, actually what I said to the officers earlier was they did a and I said this to them on the scene. I said, "If you would like to give me a breathalyzer, I'm more than willing more than willing to take your breathalyzer to see what would come up." You know, my I know zero. So, we did that. They brought me here and we did that. But I also said earlier that I would willfully submit to what's required, I believe, under the Maryland Transportation Articles, which is the requirement for blood, urine, or breath. So, I've done one of those at this point. There are two outstanding. If they would like to go about affectuating that, >> I'd be more than willing. >> Here's the problem. Is it okay if I call you Levi? Levi, right? >> You can call me Levi. >> Mr. Levi, that's a problem. is [clears throat] >> what we were working towards was the blood. And now that you've >> uh invoked Miranda, I can't get you there, so that's fine. >> Well, I I'm I'm going to invoke my rights. >> Yeah. I mean, you already did, so it's kind of all done with anyway. >> Okay. Well, I'm just I'm letting you know. I don't know if that's I mean, they brought the lies. >> Yeah, >> that wasn't a >> Yep. No trouble. >> Okay. Well, thank you, officer. Yeah, >> I appreciate it. >> All right. I'll take the phone. Oh, whoops. Thank you. >> All right. You're not ready to I understand that. I will follow your orders and comply with your wishes. Have him sit back in another room. >> Thank you. >> You lead the way, officer. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. Well, I don't I don't know where I'm going. >> Right here. Right here. >> Right here. Right back to where I originally was in this nice brown wooden chair that looks like it was constructed in about the 1960s or 70s. >> It does indeed. A >> lot of people have sat in this chair. That's for certain. >> Yeah. Looks like it. Just a few. Just a few. >> Do I have somebody that could pick me up? >> Yeah, >> that's I Yeah, probably. I mean, I don't You're asking me that here and now. It's What time is it approximately? Do you know? >> Well, getting it right out here is going to be this problem. That's why I'm asking. >> Well, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, >> I'm saying if they were far, you can start making phone calls. >> Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. I mean, I don't have much of a choice. So, I guess the answer to that question will have to be yes. >> All right. So, make sure you take us to the reason I stopped you. >> Mhm. >> All right. >> I understand that, officer. >> You okay? >> And I appreciate that. >> All right. >> All right. Are you ready for me? Yep. >> Okay. Two citations, right? One for running light, one for having >> both of these. These are both right here. >> Yep. They're both payable instructions how to fight the fines or pay it then in court are listed on the right hand side. I see $90 and $50. I'm sorry. What was that, sir? >> Follow me. I'll take upstairs. >> Thank you. Good evening. Hey, have a good night. All right. So, is Chuck going to make it six round? >> What do you guys think? >> Find out next. >> Yeah, he just announced >> good old WFMD. He does his show now. I don't know if you guys do that or not, but He's he's something impressive about even that much smoke. I mean, you don't really see six term new dyed sheriff. I mean, I see a come up here of ownership of the vehicle to receive a tow slip to get the vehicle out. Okay. I need to come >> back here with proof of ownership of the vehicle >> like a title >> or a registration or something like that. >> Well, I have a reg like like what the registration I handed you. Is that sufficient? >> It's in the car. >> But like is that sufficient? You said I need to come back here and is that ownership of the vehicle? Is the registration sufficient? >> Yeah. Which I need license with it, which I get it. If it's in the car, >> I will I will get it. >> You need another copy. Okay. >> Are you talking about my license? >> You'll need your license as well. I will get proven where my license is. My license is sitting right on my um >> right on my desk. >> All right. Good luck. All right. >> Hey, thank you very much. >> I come back. >> Are they What are your hours? >> They're going to day work hours. >> What? >> Day work hours for them. >> For Vinny's? >> Yeah. >> So, this wouldn't be tonight. You couldn't have. It would be like >> You can call Vinnie and see if they'll release it tonight, but they're going to have a code slip. So, if you can get up and back tonight, that's fine. But call Vinnie's first. call Vinnie's first and I get the toe slip from the Frederick County Sheriff's Office from these guys up front here. >> Perfect. Because I never This has never happened before, so I don't I genuinely don't. I don't. >> No, that's fine. That's what you're here for, right?