A vehicle hit a house and the driver is fighting with residents. [Music] At approximately 10:00 a.m., officers were dispatched to State Route 45 for a one vehicle crash. Straight into someone's house because brakes are optional, apparently. EMS was already on scene and calling for backup since the driver wasn't just injured. He was aggressively auditioning for WWE. When Trooper Puffer arrived, he found 41-year-old Patrick Kilpatrick behind the ambulance, possibly looking for round two. Trooper Puffer arrives and approaches the driver by the ambulance. [Music] [Music] wrecked my car. I spun out on the snow. Let's go over here. That was out of here. You give people a hard time or No, I'm having a hard time, dude. It's my birthday. Quitter. I'm 26. It's your birthday. How old are you? I'm 26. Where were you coming to? I was going to my friend's house and I was coming from Clay Street. I had one tall boy and then after that I had a whole 10 bone in wings. I ate. I had a beer and then I ate and I was fine. I decided, okay, I wasn't drunk. I was cool. I got in my car. I drove this way and I spun out and I hit this pole and apparently I spun into this guy's house and I hit that dude. I got his bed and I knocked on the door and I tried to be honest and let him know like listen. I I wrecked in front of your house and I and I wanted to try to make amends but he wanted to call the authorities. So now you're here and that's what it is. Upon arrival, Trooper Puffer finds the suspect Patrick K. ill Patrick wreaking of alcohol and clearly unstable officer discretiony but officer discretion but what do you mean I don't know if you have any officers officer discretion like allowing people to just you know cutting a break but tonight would be the night where I would really appreciate it cuz cuz it's my birthday dude and I and I you know I I was being chill you know I just the snow is you know it's snow It's people people don't imagine to spin out on this. You were you at Clay Street Bar and Grill? Yes, sir. Were you there by yourself? I was there with a friend and I and I was calling him to come pull me home, pull my car home, but he never showed up. So, Okay. Do you have any you have any neck problems, head problems, knees? Anything like that? Like like prior or after? Like like prior recent surgeries or anything? No, I'm okay. Pretty healthy guy. I'm okay. Yeah. I'm a cell phone tower climber. Are you? Yes, sir. Okay. All right. So, I work for Mike Bryson and and Jefferson. Okay. So, you face me, ma'am. Okay. Go ahead and turn your body. Nope. Just face me with your front. Yep. Go ahead and take both your hands and put them up under your chin like this. All right. Do you have any problems with your knees or legs or anything? Obviously, you said you find powers. I'm okay. Okay. I can do whatever you want me to do. All right. So, what I'm going to have you do is you're going to fall and tip my finger with your eyes only and keep your head still. Okay. Understand all that? Yes, sir. Kilpatrick tackled the sobriety test like a drunk acrobat. Wobbling, waving, and casually answering his mom's call mid- performance. All right. You want to try a couple more for me? Yes, sir. Okay, you like me to. So, stand with these gentlemen real quick. Let me back my car up a little bit. Give us a little bit of space. Okay. You have your license on you. We're going to go start over here, though. Hold on. Yep. We're going to go. We're going to go to the front of my car and then turn around for me. Okay. Obviously, we'll use the uh the white line that's already here. Okay. Yes, sir. So, I'm going to give you all the instructions and then you're going to do it. Okay. Yes, sir. You have a problem with that? No, sir. All right. You have your license on you? I have an identification card. Yes. Okay. Do you have a driver's license? I have an identification card. Yes. What? There's a difference though. You have a driver's license and identification card? I I have an identification card. Okay. So, you don't have a driver's license then? Uh, it's not a valid order. Okay. Do you have it on you, ma'am? I have I have some type of card. Okay. I hate to give it to you honestly. Like do I am I am I legally obligated to give to you? Yes. Do you have any type of documentation that that you have to identify yourself with identification card? Do you have any documentation supports that? So what about homeless men who don't have any ID card? We still have a way to find them out. Name, date of birth, social security number, stuff like that. Okay. Six. Write this down. You're going to stand with your left foot on the line like like you have it. Okay. You're going to place your right foot directly in front of your left foot with your heel touching your toe. Okay? You're going to place both arms down your sides, all the way touching your side. So, I'm going to demonstrate three steps for you. You're going to do nine. Hold on. My mother is calling me. Hello, Mom. I'm across the street from Uncle Smokeoky's old house. There is an ambulance across the street. I'm like right by Laudermilk. There is an ambulance. I'm I'm in that vicinity. Yeah, I'm okay. Yeah, I'm driving. I know. Well, the whole front end of my car was ripped off. So, I have to get the truck running or I have no ways of getting around. I I I'm going to just keep paying on this car until it's done and then it's it's done. I don't I don't think it's fixable. It's It's done. I I hit this this telephone pole and ripped the whole front end off of it and then and then hit a house too, apparently. Yeah. it. I only I only did minimal damage, but um I'm not gonna keep saying like I'm sorry. Um I only did minimal damage, but the dude was super pissed. He just being up the whole head, bro. Like I told him like I would I would like I tried to give him my information, my phone number, like where you guys live, you know, I live like I tried to tell him like I have a full-time job and he just wasn't on it. just wanted to he he's got a little so you know I hope you got let's let's get this going. Okay. So, uh yeah guy but yeah uh I wrecked my car. Uh the cop is he's giving me a sobriety test for whatever the reason. You know what I mean? Even though I already told him but you know I already passed one sobriety test and they love giving three. So right now I'm on my second one. I got another one to go after this. They're gonna do me do close my eyes and look up in the sky and then count. I was but not a lot. Like I was on a clay street and I had one like one tall boy and some wings afterwards. Like I ate afterwards. Like I'm cool and you know what I mean? They're just being you know they're just doing what they do. You know it's their job. He proudly admitted to drinking a tall boy and eating chicken wings as if greasy poultry cancels out alcohol. I mean like they're not bad people. They just pick jobs. So like their job makes them a piece of but like personally like like as themselves they're they're cool but like they pick their job. So like you know job and I'm not mad at them. I you know when I have a job to do I got to do it. He's got a job to do. He's got to do it. I'm not mad at him. All right man. Hey let's hang up with your man and call when we're done so we can get this this stuff on the road here. Uh yeah. I'm by myself. Uh, he he wants me to hang up. So, I'm I'm going to be nice and I'm going to be nice and listen to him. So, I love you, Mom. I'll call you back in just a second. All right. All right. I love you. I'll call you back. All right. Love you. Bye. You remember the starting position. Left in front. Nope. Left on the line. Left on the line. Yep. Left on the line. Right in front of your left touching toe like this. Arms down your sides. Okay. You want right in front of the left. Yes. Not touching the sides. Okay. Just like that. You're going to stay like that till I tell you to start. I'm going to demonstrate three steps. Like I said, you're going to do nine. Okay. Okay. So, you're going to walk along the white line here since we already have a line. All right. So, what you're going to do is you're going to do this. Okay. So, look like this. I'm going to watch you for your safety. You're going to watch your feet. Okay. Okay. So, one, two, three. You're going to turn like this. You're going to leave your left foot planted. Use other foot. Take a series of small steps. Get yourself turned around. Okay. You're going to take nine more back. I'm going to do three again. One, two, three. Okay. You get that? Yes, sir. All right. Go ahead and start. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 4 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Okay, do another one. Okay. Okay. So, you're going to stand on both feet together like this. Arms down each side. One. Oh, hold on. We're going to do a different test. Okay. Okay. So, go ahead and take your toes, touch them like that, like you have them. Yep. Arms down your side. Just like you're doing now. Stay just like that till I tell you to start. Okay. Yes, sir. Ready? And go ahead and start. 1,00 1,002 1,003 100,004 100,005 1,006 1007 1008 10090 101 2012 1, 2013, 20145, 2016, 121,22, 123, 124, 125. All right. All right, man. Go ahead and turn around for me. Put your hands together with your palms together, man. After failing the sobriety test, Kilpatrick is initially taken into custody without resistance. However, once inside the patrol car, the situation takes a dramatic turn. He manages to slip out of his handcuffs, attempts to kick out the car window, and even punches an officer in the process. All right, I'll be right back with you. Okay, thank you, sir. You told me you wasn't making me any problems. Sit up. I just want to be in front of you. Turn around. Turn around. Can you please just put it in front of me? I'm going to rip you out of the car if you don't turn around. I don't think you should do that. Turn around. I just want it in front of me. Ah, turn around. Quit resistance. Come on. Come on out. Take me home. Come on out. No. Take me home. Come on out. Off me. Stop breaking our door. Take me home. You need to go. You weren't going to go home if you would just messing around. Take me home. Patrick, you can't just sit. You were being [ __ ] to me, bro. No, he wasn't. The how I passed those goddamn sobriety deaths. The Have you ever pulled over somebody and they were not intoxicated and they spun out and they hit something? Yep. It's all right, Boston. Get out. Get out. Get out of the car. Get out mother. Yeah. Push your leg. Get your leg out here. Set it down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. You're so my arms are No, you weren't. You're around out here talking. I had I was in the middle of reading you a form that I haven't required to read you. Home, dude. It's my goddamn birthday and you guys are being so Anybody ever beat the you on your birthday? No, I don't think so. Don't you, Patrick? You need to calm down. I never even had a goddamn birthday party. No one's ever given me a birthday party. I just want to have a good time. And here I am laying in the snow freezing getting breaking our door. This whole thing could have been avoided. Please just stand me up all if we set you up. Are you going to sit there and not? I'm so cold. I don't want to sit down in the back of the cruise. I just want to go home. Will you sit right here? If we stand here with you, will you please just take me home? Sit on the edge. I will sit right here and be good. Just please take me home soon. Okay. Please take me home soon. I'm so cold. Well, we're cold, too. I paid $26,000 for that car and it's ruined. I have like 12 grand to go and it's screwed and I I don't know. The door's down. I heard stopped breaking. I don't know if there's anything. Sorry. This window's right here. Look. All right. Well, you need to calm down, Pat. I got to work at 6:00 a.m. in the morning. All right. Well, we need you to swing in there so we can get going. All right. Are you going to take me somewhere like to go home or whatever? I don't know yet. You kind of muddied all those waters. A jail, whatever. I don't care. I just want to lay down and go to sleep. Well, once you get in there, we can get a hold of people and we can get get around that way. Please, just take I'm sorry. Okay, go ahead and jump in so we can buckle up. Supposed to be nice to me and you I was nice to you. No, you weren't. I just wanted to have my hands in front of you. Wait until we're ready and we're going to take care of you. Just seeing if you're okay, man. Are you You're not anything, are you? I wish I was I don't feel good now. These cuffs. Okay. No, don't take me to the hospital. Just You don't want to go to the hospital? No, just take me home. God damn it. Okay. Well, we're waiting for the supervisor here yet. No, obviously so long. So bad, dude. I just want it in front of me. I will not slip my cuffs if they just sit in front of me. I can't take that now. You slipped your cuffs already once, man. You wouldn't I'm sitting on my No, you wouldn't do it the first time. the record gets there and you want to I'll just meet you there. I can just I can just break that. We have to wait for the tow man. Okay. Get my cuffs in front of me. I I can't I'm not going to take a cuff off now after you already I'm cuffed either way. Do you There's two of you and you guys overpowered me earlier. It's not like I understand. We got to wait for the toe, man. That's how we're doing. It's not like I'm going to be able to overpower you. Just I don't I don't want to. I just want my cuffs in front of me. Yeah. From by policy, your cuffs got to be behind. Okay. Can Can you Can you remove the belt so I can sit up a little bit? I be cool, dude. On there. We're not going to remove the belt, man. I'm going to reach across, unbuckle you. Okay. All right. Go ahead and come on out, man. and walk over to this door over here. Yes, sir. I said, "I read you the form, but I didn't get a chance to read you the very bottom of the form." Can I Can I get Can I get a reread? Like, I'll let you read through it again. Sit on this. Can you tell me if I take this breathalyzer? Can I read over code? Are you taking me to jail or I get to go home with my dad? I'm letting you go down either way right now. As long as you don't resist us anymore and you breath so I don't play this part. Okay. So, if you if you refuse it with no prior, it's a one-year suspension. You have no prior OBI, right? No, sir. Okay. So, if you refuse the test, it's automatic one-year suspension on your license. Oh, God. I'm not a criminal, dude. I just I'm just young. It's my 26th birthday. You know, people have bad days. We understand that. You know, we don't we don't catch everybody on their best day. Kilpatrick's BAC 0.132 far above the legal limit and racked up charges OVI assault resisting criminal damaging failure to control and driving under suspension. He was then chauffeered cop style to the county