Hello. >> Hello. >> Can you do me a favor? >> Yes or no? >> Yes, sir. Officer, have a question. >> Shut your car off. >> Yes, sir. >> And give me your keys. >> Okay. >> That's some of the most amazing driving I have seen in a long time. >> Oh, okay. Heck yeah. You go. So, you have no tail lights. >> I'm sorry. >> You have no tail lights. >> Okay. Okay. >> We're going right at 60 and a 40 >> and you're all over the road. >> I'm sorry, officer. My apologies. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> I do. Yes, of course. Obviously, I am smoking a cigarette, so my apologies. Can I put this out? >> Sure. >> Can Do you mind if I open my door frame so I can put it out underneath my car? Thank you. >> How much have you had the drink tonight? >> None. Nothing. >> No, sir. >> Why is your driving so bad? >> Because I was focusing on my cigarette. So, my apologies. I I I just left. I was picking up a friend. So, my apologies. >> You just left where? >> Uh, Slate Street. >> Okay. So, no alcohol? >> No, sir. >> So, if I give you a breath test right now, you'll blow zero. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. Just sit tight for a second. Okay. >> All righty. Thank you. Martino for any DWL history. >> Negative. No actions, no incidents. >> Okay. The driving was quite amazing, >> was it? >> Yeah. Carrie, go and step by here. Let me take a look at your eyes real quick before I let you go. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm assuming you've been drinking tonight, sir. >> Um, yeah. No, he was. I was. >> Okay. Come on over here. >> Thank you. Do >> you have any type of physical injuries? >> Um, I mean, not necessarily. However, at the moment, I do have two broken feet, so that is not mine. >> You have broken feet? >> Yes, sir. Okay. Do you have any type of traumatic brain injuries? >> No. >> Contacts in your eyes? >> No. >> Anything in your mouth? >> No. >> Show me. >> Okay. >> And how old are you? >> I'm 24. >> 24. >> Yes, sir. >> So, you're just going home right now? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> No. Oh yeah, I'm >> Put your feet together like this. Okay, go and look up at me. Can you see my finger? >> Yes, sir. >> Just follow my finger with just your eyes. >> Okay. >> Keep your head really still for me. Am I supposed to stay on your finger? >> Yep. >> Okay. Almost done. Can we go up? >> Okay. Tell me about these broken feet. >> They're tibial sesmoid fracture in both feet um left and right. I injured them whenever I was a collegiate athlete. Um I was running for New Mexico Highlands University. Um I went from running college track to college or college cross country to college track and so they broke upon impact. Um >> so the reason why I'm asking you that is cuz these other tests are going to consist of you walking heel to toe like this in a straight line and then standing on one leg like this for 30 seconds. Can you do that? >> Um, I'm not sure about the 30 seconds part, but I don't think that the like straight to straight part should be an issue. >> Okay. So, you can do the walk and turn. >> No, I that should be that should be fine. >> That should be fine. >> Yeah, that should be fine. >> Okay. Put your feet together like this. He toe toe. >> Okay. >> Hands down to your side. Touch your side of your pants. Leave your hands there throughout the entire test. You understand that? >> Okay. Yes, sir. What I want you to do is I want you to imagine a straight line right out in front of your left foot right here. >> Okay? >> Imagine that line about the width of a piece of duct tape. >> Okay? >> Okay. Leaving your left foot on that line, go ahead and put your right foot in front of it. Heel to toe. Stay in that position. Don't move until I tell you to start. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> When I tell you to start, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps while looking down your feet and counting out loud. It's going to look like this. One, two, three. I'm taking three yellow toe steps. You're going to take nine. >> Gotcha. >> Once you get on that nine step, leave your lead foot planted. Pivot around that lead foot exactly like I'm doing. Short steps. Get yourself turned back around. >> Okay. >> Then I want you to come back the next direction. Exact same thing. Nine steps. Heel to toe. Looking down at your feet, counting out loud. It's going to look like this again. One, two, three. Once again, I've taken three. You're going to take nine in both directions. It's important that once you start the test, you don't stop. >> Okay? >> You understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Go ahead. You're at zero. >> Okay. One, two, three, four, five, six, eight. Okay. Sorry. These shoes are a little bit bigger. >> Okay. So, you said the the standing on one leg like this ain't going to work. >> Right. Correct. >> Okay. Did you graduate high school? >> I did. 2019. >> Okay. What I want you to do is count backwards for me from the number 72. Count backwards and then stop at the number 51 for me. >> All right. Cool. 72 71 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 50 Okay. Or 60 6 59 58. >> Okay. Last test we're going to do is an alphabet test. I want you to say the alphabet in the correct order going forward. >> Okay. >> But I want you to start at the letter I and then stop at the letter Q for me. Okay. I J K L M M N O P Q. >> Okay. Now, tell me how much you've had to drink tonight. >> Nothing, sir. >> How old are you? >> No, sir. I'm 24. >> You're 24? So, I've been doing this job right when you were born. >> Heck yeah. >> Till now. >> Congratulations. >> And you smell like a brewery. Your driving is scary. >> Okay. And the sobriety tests are not good. >> Okay. >> So, tell me how much you've had to drink. >> No, sir. No. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. Literally nothing. Okay. So, I'm My apologies. I did pick up my friend from State Street. So, I am coming from there. However, I've not had anything to drink. I am just trying to get home. I do have two broken feet. I have worked all week and I have had school as well. I finished my shift at work and then I was doing homework and then I went to go. The odor of alcohol is intense >> and I do understand that sir and my apologies. I have been at a bar all evening. I do work at a bar and then I went to pick up a friend from a bar. I am just trying to get home so that way I can just finish my week. Honestly, >> I don't think you would have made it home or wherever you were taking him. I don't I don't think you would have made it home. Oh, well, I appreciate your care and your concern. I do. I really do. I appreciate your care and concern. >> Like those those middle medians down there, they were in trouble when you were driving. >> My apologies. >> Several several times. >> I I do understand. My apologies. And I wasn't trying to endanger anybody in the public or anything like that. >> I don't think you're doing that. >> So, >> I'm just saying you're under the influence of alcohol. >> No, sir. >> Yes. >> No. I was eating. >> Then why is your driving so bad? >> Because I was smoking a cigarette and I was trying to lie. People smoke cigarettes. >> I'm so sorry, sir. I had just lit that. I like I had just left the bar. I was not trying to like be under any I don't know. I wasn't trying to be >> like anything or be >> I don't know. I wasn't trying to >> Who [snorts] is this in the car with you? >> Um this is one of my friends. His name is Kayen. Okay. Any guns in the car? >> No, sir. >> Knives? >> No. No >> drugs? >> No. >> Okay. >> No. >> Where's your phone at? >> Um, it should be right there off of the driver like console. >> Okay. Okay. Do go ahead and turn around. Put your hands behind your back for me. Okay. Totally relax your hands. You're going to be placed under arrest right now for DUI. Okay. >> Just relax. Relax. >> One second. 3154. >> What do you have in your pocket? >> A lip gloss. >> Lip gloss. Is that it? >> Babe, there's some money right there. >> That's the lip gloss. Yeah, some money. >> This is the lip gloss. Thank you. >> I think you have money right there now. Yeah. Yeah. Be there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Come back over here. >> I'll grab your phone for you. Okay. >> Thank you. Going real quick in here. I'm going to walk towards that gray door right over there. this way and then make a right >> at the right. >> Yep. They want to go straight ahead and then make a left and then right when you get in that room, go to your left again. Okay, go ahead and stand right there. I'll take those handcuffs off. Turn this way. Okay, come have a seat right there. Okay, Kier, what I'm about to tell you is very important. So, I need you to listen to me. First of all, you're under arrest for DWI. The New 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 a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, lab tech, or technologist who is employed by a hospital or a physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? Our test is going to be the breath test. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. Have you ever done one of these tests before? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Super easy. When I tell you to, you'll stand up, deep breath, brand new mouthpiece, blow into the mouthpiece until I tell you to stop. >> You'll sit down. It'll go through some tests and then you'll do it again and then it'll let us know where you're at. >> Okay. Really deep breath in and then blow until they tell you to stop. Get this blue bar all the way over here. Go ahead. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Get that bar all the way to the right. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Okay, you got it. You have a seat. Same exact thing. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Get it past that line. Get it past the line. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep [music] going. Keep going. Don't stop. >> Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Catch your breath. [laughter] >> Sorry. >> Make sure you make a tight seal around that. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Don't stop. Don't stop. Okay, hold on. >> I'm sorry. Oh my lanta. Okay. Jeez. I wonder. I can't believe how this is for people who are actually drunk. >> Take a deep breath in and then push all that air through the tube. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Don't stop. You're stopping right at the end. You might get there. Jeez, I'm looking at [laughter] it. Try to deep breath in. Don't stop. Don't [music] stop. Don't stop. Don't stop. Don't stop. Don't stop. Don't stop. >> Okay, you got it. >> Okay. a seat. >> Okay. Do you know what the legal per se limit is in the state? >> Um what 08? >> Oh Jesus. >> And you're at a.11 and a.12. >> So I'm over [music] >> Oh yeah. You have to remember you're like a 100 pounds. >> I just >> So when you drink, it's not going to take a lot for you to get over the led. Come on over here and grab your phone right there. Have a seat on that bench right there. Go ahead and take your take your shoes off. Okay. Do you have a belt on? >> Anything else on your person at all? >> Okay. >> I mean, I don't know what that consists of. Like my hat, my leg. >> You can have that. You're not going to carry yourself with your hat. >> Like, yeah. No, I don't know. But I don't know. But no, no bell. No belt. Okay. Um, you will be here for about 30 minutes >> and then after I finish the paperwork, we will take you down to the county jail right down the street. >> Okay. >> And then they will tell you how to get out. >> Gotcha. >> So, I have to pay bail or serve time. >> Um, there is no bail. What they do is when we bring you down there, they run you through a point system >> and to see if they're going to release you this morning or now >> or later on today. >> And that's the kind of like my track record and what not? >> I believe so. >> Okay. So, if I have a good record, I'm okay. >> I believe so. >> Okay. >> So, is this the point where I call my dad? >> Yes. So, grab go and grab your phone. I'll let you use your phone while you're in here. Come on over here. >> So, call my dad. >> You can You're going to have a seat in there for like 30 minutes. >> Okay. >> And you can use the phone. >> I do have to pee. >> That's crazy. Oh my god. Bad day. It's >> not It's not the Hilton. >> Wait, I'm sorry. >> I said it's not the Hilton. You're lovely. That's all right. >> But you know what I'm saying. >> Thank you. Go around there and put your shoes on. probably not there. >> Yeah, I don't think she has her phone. >> No, >> it's just her phone. >> You just got the phone call. >> All right. >> So, I'm going to be going over to San County Detention Center. >> This officer is going to run you down there real quick. Thank you. >> So, where's your belt? >> I'm going to hold on to that. You're good to relax. >> Should I go pee first? >> Uh, so they're going to have you go pee anyway while you're over there. >> Okay. >> So, real quick, >> uh, 6390. >> Oh, that way you got a charge left. >> Thank you. >> We're going to be going out the same way. Have a good night. >> Thank you. >> And we're going to be going in the truck. Yep. All right. I did try to get in the door, but unfortunately that doesn't work as well. >> I heard you trying for it. >> Sorry. >> Trust me, a lot of people do the same. >> Yeah. >> Going right here. >> Thank you. >> Well, I hope you have a great night. >> Happy Friday. It it's it's it's well it's it's Saturday but not that much. Oh, where did my lip gloss go? >> What's her name? >> What's your name? >> I hear. Thank you. >> Am I going to get my lungs back? >> Uh, the only thing that I had was uh your phone. I'm cry. I turn My shoes. Thanks. Are you wearing anything on here? >> My shirt? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I have a bra on. >> I'm just g Oh, no. No, no. Give me your hair tie. >> Okay. What the [ __ ] Okay. Anything else, Miss Ma'am? Here. Take out whatever fits. Heat. Hey, Heat.