Good morning. >> Good morning. >> My name is Sergeant D. I'm with the police department. The reason I'm stopping you is cuz you almost hit a couple curbs and swerving all over the road. >> I'm sorry. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Not crazy much. >> Not crazy much. Okay. I think maybe your crazy much and my crazy much might be two separate things. >> So, how much do you think you drank? >> Not that much. >> How much is not that much? >> I wasn't like drinking tonight. I was just like swerving a bit, but I was drinking tonight. >> I'm sorry. >> I wasn't like drinking night, but I was swerving a little bit. I wasn't drinking tonight like crazy. Like, let me just like >> Okay, cuz I can't even understand you, ma'am. How long I get? Like one or two shots? >> One or two shots? How long ago is that? >> Hours, I would say, cuz it's like night time, so it's like past midnight. So, I would say it's like hours ago. >> Okay. Can I see your driver's license, registration, insurance, please? >> So, I don't have my driver's license with me anymore. I have my insurance for you. >> How old are you? >> I'm 19. >> Okay. Well, I'm happy I stopped you here because I think you could have really hurt yourself or somebody else. >> Better be safe than sorry. >> Better to be safe than sorry. >> Yeah. And what do you mean by that? >> Well, better you stop me here. If you thought that I was going crazy somewhere else here, then >> I think at one point you were driving on the wrong side of the road. Just stay in the car. I'll be right back. Okay. >> What is the address here? >> What? >> I couldn't find the address. Um 47. Oh, [ __ ] They're like driving on the wrong side of Lman swerving almost. She was coming across all lanes of traffic and she could barely talk. >> Hi ma'am. What was your name? >> Cararissa. >> Cararissa >> or Karisa. >> Karissa. Do you mind stepping out of the car, please? So, I know you admitted to um this other officer that you had a couple drinks uh recently. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Um have you ever done sobriety tests? >> No, but first time for everything. Okay. Do you know um or where where you heading? >> To my house. >> Your house. So, I want to make sure that you're okay to drive the rest of the way over there. That's why I want to do sobriety test just to see how impaired you are. Okay. >> First, I'm sorry. I forget that. >> Let's um you can stand over here for me. Can you wear contacts by any chance? >> No. >> Can you face me? Can you stand with your feet together, arms to your side? And I need you to stare at the tip of the pen. Okay. I need you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? Try not to move your head or any other part of your body. It's a little bit. Okay. uh for this next test. See? Yeah. Okay. Do you see this yellow line, ma'am? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What I need you to do, I need you to place your left foot on that line. I need you to place your right foot in front of your left, touching heel to toe. Okay? Then try to touch heel to toe and then try to keep your arms to your side. Okay? Do not start this test until I tell you to. Okay? When I tell you to, you're going to take a series of nine heel totoe steps down this straight line. While you walk, your arms are going to stay at your side. You're going to look at your feet the whole time. You're going to count each step out loud. Okay? Once you finish your ninth step, whatever foot is in front will stay planted on the floor. Your opposite foot will help you turn around by taking a series of small steps. Okay? I will demonstrate shortly. >> Once you turn around, >> I step up. >> Yes. Let me finish explaining. Uh once you turn around, you're going to take another series of nine heel totoe steps down this same line. Coming back, it'll be the same thing. Your arms will stay at your side. You will look at your feet the whole time. You will count each step all out. Okay. Once you start the test, you cannot stop. Okay? I'm going give you a quick demonstration. I'm only going to do three steps for the demonstration. 1 2 3. Series of small steps. One 2 3. Again, just for demonstration, I only took three steps, but you will take how many? >> Nine. >> Okay. Do you understand this test? >> It back. Yeah. >> Do you understand this test? Do you have any questions before you start? >> Just front and back. Nine steps, right? >> Yeah. As I instructed. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have any questions before you start? >> No. >> Okay. You don't have any questions, you go ahead and begin. Five. [Music] And the back one. One. Two five 9 It's a nine. >> You can do it again. >> No, no, no. That's okay. We'll go we'll go on to the next test. >> I'm coordinated, but you should definitely >> That's fine. Uh, so we'll we'll do the next test. So, what I need you to do, I need you to place your feet together once again. Place your arms to your side. Okay. When I tell you to, you're going to lift your a foot of your choice. Doesn't matter right or left. You're going to raise your foot approx approximately 6 in above the floor. Your foot will be parallel to the floor. You're going to keep your arms to your side. You're going to look at your elevated foot. You're going to count out loud in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 1,00 3,004 so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? >> Do you have any questions before you start? >> Give me one second. You may go ahead and begin. [Music] Hello. [Music] 6,000 second. You can go ahead and stop him. Next, what I need you to do, can you face your vehicle? Can you put your arm your hands behind your back? You are being arrested for DWI. Okay. >> Do you have someone on there where you can call to pick up your car? >> Um, no. If I don't have someone, would my carpet just be towed? >> Yeah. Or where do I go to if you don't mind me asking? >> Well, I think right now, ma'am, I don't I don't have an issue >> leaving it here. But when the business is >> Cuz I could leave it here and if I could get someone in the morning, then this to be towed, right? >> Yeah. But how how are you going to get somebody >> like by like 7:00 in the morning? Cuz I could have my dad. It's late right now. That's why I'm saying like 7:00 in the morning like that. He's like early grad. That's why I'm saying the morning. But you're gonna be in jail. >> 4150. >> That's fine. But could he pick it up or or what would you say that's the best like solution? >> I think right now like you just bite the bullet and call him so he can come pick it up. >> And then how long would I be in jail for? Like I me? >> Yeah. You'll see a judge tomorrow >> in the herd too. >> No, I'm going to have somebody come pick her up. >> Okay, that's good. Okay. So, for me specifically, um how much is Belle usually for like the first night? Like my type of defense? Um, you usually don't have You'll probably just be released, honestly. >> Like like not that much of a cost? >> No. >> Oh, okay. Um, yeah. So, I guess I'll just like call someone for her. >> Yeah. I'll have her >> call someone for me and then they'll probably pick me up tonight or like early in the morning or like >> Yeah. So, whenever you're getting released from the jail, you can make the phone call from the jail for them to pick you up from there. >> Okay, that's cool. But, can I call someone for her at least? >> Yeah, I'll have her call somebody. But, can I call your dad to come pick up your car? >> Yeah. Come here. Come on. >> Your phone is in the car. >> Yeah. >> Is it okay if these officers get your phone? >> Well, there's going to be someone who might take me home, but you're not getting your arrest or anything. Just going to take it home. Okay. So, I'm ready to take you home or I might take you home. Depends how it goes. I have my phone right here. My phone's right there. I can get it. >> That's your phone right there. >> Yeah. Or you can get it. >> Yeah. So, we'll get one of these guys to get it. Is there anything in your pockets that you want to stay in the car? >> I don't think so. Can I get my phone to call him? >> Okay, >> let's head over to my car. Can you turn around this way? >> So, whenever you call >> he'll like do you want to talk to your dad? Did you tell him that he's picking her up and taking her home? That way I could like make sure you still wear. >> Yeah. Um >> cuz he won't know obviously. So >> let's just get you over here for now. >> I'm just going to take a seat in there. Yeah, sure. >> Did you uh spill something on yourself or did you pee yourself? >> Your pants are all wet. >> No, I'm spelled and I'm so myself. >> What' you spill? Water. >> Water. Okay. All right. >> All right. I got to read you this real quick. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you're under arrest for DUI. Uh the New Mexico Implied 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, 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 chemical test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? I might have been confusing, but it's it's asking if you are willing to take the breath test. The breathalyzer. >> Oh, yeah. I'm going to take >> You're willing to take our test? Okay. And real quick, hold on. Can you do me a favor? Can you look towards me? Can you open your mouth real quick? used to be full. >> Can you get out? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Mhm. >> You weren't scared with how she was driving? >> I was for a little bit, but I told her that >> I'm scared for how she was driving. I don't I don't want to sit her out or anything. So, I don't want to say anything. >> Okay. Well, I mean, just from the little bit that I was behind her, that was very scary. And I'm happy that >> So, >> I got her stopped or else I don't >> talking. >> I don't think she would have made it home. I don't think you guys would have. >> That's scary. >> Like, I think you guys both made a really bad decision tonight. >> I know. Yes, sir. I Yeah. Like I I ain't trying to scold anybody or judge anybody, but if this situation were to happen again, I think it's your responsibility to say you shouldn't drive. >> Yes, sir. >> Like M Mr. Rudy answered on the first call. >> Yes, sir. >> You know what I mean? >> Yes, sir. >> So, it ain't worth your life. It ain't worth her life. It ain't worth somebody else's life cuz it was bad. >> I just didn't want to make her mad. >> Yeah. But would what if something worse would have happened if I wouldn't have pulled you guys over and then you would have really regretted not making her mad? You know what I mean? >> Yes, sir. >> Cool. >> Have a good night. >> You as well. >> Good morning. >> We're good to go. Are you okay? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Bye, man. >> I love you. >> I love you. >> Closer. >> I appreciate it. I just didn't want to impound a car. >> I appreciate you, bro. >> Gross. Listen to me, bro. >> I felt it every night. I was like, don't be out there doing stupid [ __ ] man. She's going to learn the hard way, man. >> Give you any problems? >> No, no, no. Very respectful, but she's hammer drunk. >> I don't even know if that drunk. >> Uh, so the reason why I stopped her, >> uh, she was driving on the opposite side of, uh, Amador. >> Yeah. coming down and then she realized it and then just started kind of bouncing off these >> that other girl. >> Yeah. >> Um but she had like urinated on herself and just she's she's really drunk. >> Yeah. I I text her like at 2:00 in the morning. I was like, "Where are you at?" I was like, "She's, oh, I'm with my friends, so I'm fine. We're not drinking or nothing." And I was like, "Wow." Okay. >> So >> hopefully this is a hard lesson, man. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's what I was explaining to her like I'm really happy I stopped you cuz I was like where are you going >> and she's like by Mayfield. I'm like there's no way you would have made it without hurting yourself or somebody or you or somebody else. So >> it's better. Yeah, it's you're absolutely right. It's better that you did it cuz instead of back I always um dread getting a phone call that something bad happens during the middle of the night. You know what I mean? But this is Yeah. At least I know she's going to be safe. You know what I mean? >> Um thank you. Thank you, brother. Um thank you. I appreciate you so much for letting me come for the car, especially cuz we're >> things are tight and that would be something that I'll be able to do, you know. >> So, I have I have a child her age as well, man. And that >> she's a good kid, man. She she doesn't give me no troubles except this. This is um like I found out she was drinking recently cuz she's she's she's about to be 20, but she's always hid everything for me like being respectful, you know what I mean? >> And um I found her hamburger drunk in her in her room one night and I was like, "What the you doing?" You know, I was like, "What? Since when?" You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> And then um >> every time she goes out, I don't be drinking and driving. I was I don't want you drinking with your stupid friends, Fisa. I was don't do this. I You're going to get in trouble. She got an accident right there on that corner. It wasn't her. Somebody else did it. But it was cuz she was out at this time of night. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. I thought that's what I was cuz the friend was a little bit more sober. >> Yeah. >> And I was like, "You're as much to blame for her as well. Like you should not have let her drive." I was like, "Weren't you scared as hell?" cuz I was just trying to pull her over. >> Yeah, they were right. She was at home and she was um so I'm going to go watch like another fight at that little girl's house. So, I'm going to go pick her up and come right back home. I was All right, cool. They I was 2:00 in the morning. They didn't get back home. I was like, "Where are you at? Where are you at?" >> But yeah, I appreciate you, brother. >> I appreciate you, man. There is a like a white claw or whatever in the door. Just whenever you get home, toss it out. All right. >> All right, brother. I hope everything works out for you guys. Right this way. [Music] Okay. Step in here. >> Oh, right here. Sorry. >> You can take a seat. Okay, just scoot a little closer and then you can take a seat. Be right with you. Okay. >> No, just two. >> Two. >> Did you put a new mouthpiece on here? Huh? >> Did you put a new mouthpiece on? Okay. >> So, what I need you to do, I need you over. >> I need you to take a deep breath and blow as hard as you can. You're going to see a blue line come out. It has to reach this black line. Okay. Take a deep deep breath. Blow as hard as you can. [Music] You're going to have to do this one more time. >> I need you to do this one more time. You call [Music] this one. So, when did you start your shift? 7 or when >> When do we finish our shift? >> And when did you start your shift? >> Uh 900 p.m. >> What's up, bro? Yeah, I sleep uh during the day. Few things. Close this. Okay. Go through that door over there. >> Um, this one. >> Yes. >> Yeah. This Take this off. [Music] >> Like, can you take off your all your jewelry, your bracelet, and >> Yeah, the necklace. >> Yeah. >> Won't be too long. Only two things to take off. So, we're good. Let's [Music] [Music] go. This will go with your cell phone hookup. [Music]