Hello. I'm so sorry, officer. Okay. So, how you doing tonight? Good. Good? Okay. So, the reason I'm pulling you over I know. I was fighting with my son on my phone. >> No, that's not actually why. Um so, the reason I am pulling you over is somebody actually called you in. Did you Did you just come back from the Deion's off of High Resort? No. Oh, it did So, somebody called that you came off the Deion's at High Resort. They said they Basically, they called into Drunk Busters. They called you in as an intoxicated driver being on the lookout. Um they provided your vehicle description, your description, the license plate. They believed that you had thrown a 99 shooter out of the window. Have you had any alcohol tonight? Yes, I have. Okay, cuz I can smell it. Yes. When's the last time you consumed alcohol? >> Probably about half an hour ago before I went to get the the Deion's. >> Was it that little 99 shooter you threw out the window? No, I didn't throw it out the window. I'm sorry. >> So, they they had seen you drinking the 99 shooter. No. Can't be drinking and driving, right? Um is that the only alcohol you've consumed today? Uh probably this morning. What did you consume this morning? Um probably a 99. Okay. Okay, Brian. >> put this on the other one. Okay. Um so, you consumed How many 99 shooters did you consume today this morning? One. Just one? And this now. And the one just this one? >> Yes. Um any alcohol between that? No, I thought I was so. Okay. So, just one 99 shooter? Yes. I thought >> Okay. Um is that Again, is it common for you to take a shot before you start driving? >> I haven't. It sounds like you're having some issues going on. Yes, I do. Okay. With your son You're mentioning your son. >> My parents. Okay. I'm sorry. No, I'm sorry to hear that. Um I understand that there's issues there, but you got to understand where I come from. So, I'm >> totally understand. And what's your It's uh Deborah? It's Bunny. I got >> Bunny. Okay. So, I'm with the DWI unit, Bunny. So, that's it that's a concern for me, right? To drink a shot and start driving. >> I totally understand. >> Okay. I It's not my norm. I got a lot of stuff going on right now. I take care of my parents and I got into a fight with my son. Just a just a verbal fight with your son? Yes. Is he home now? Yes, I think so. I don't know. What about your parents? You said you take care of your parents. >> Yes, they live at the Fairwoods I work at. Okay. Um Bunny, I'm going to ask you a question, okay? So, do you feel like you're safe to drive right now? Yes, I'm right around I'm like five I'm going to I'm going to give you a scale of one to 10, Bunny, okay? One is sober. 10 is highly intoxicated. Where are you at right now on that scale of one to 10? Probably two. A two? Okay. I appreciate your honesty with that uh Bunny. Can I ask you a question? Can I You just said you feel safe to drive, you feel like you're a two on the scale. Can I do some tests to make sure that you are okay to drive? I know you literally live off apricot and right off there strawberry. >> I'm old. No, I How old are you right now? I'm 65. >> 65, okay. Um I'm a little um not stable. It's actually my knee is bad, but other than that I'm okay. Okay. How about this? So, the knee, what's wrong What's going on with the knee if you don't mind me asking? Um I fell probably I don't know how long ago [snorts] and I have a bad knee. I It goes out on me sometimes. That's all. Okay. Um so, there's there's tests that I can do. You've probably seen them on like the TV. How would they make you do the walk and turn? We don't have to do those. Um there's two There's a couple things I can do. I can check your eyes. I can check your eyes and then I can make you do the ABCs and the numbers and then a finger dexterity test and that's it. Um I wouldn't even make you do any walking or turning. Um let me go back to my car. Let me get my phone. Um I'll let you get your bearings. I'm going to wait for one more officer to come, okay? But are you willing to just do those tests real quick? I'm fine. Thank you. >> Okay. You'll be okay doing them? Yes, I'm just very sad. >> I'll I'll let give you a second to get your bearings, okay? Okay. Did you want to step out real quick? Sure. Okay. Let's just go to the front of your car then, okay? And then I'll check you out. If If you're good, then we'll we'll get you back on the road, okay? Get you home. I'm so sorry. No, you're okay. >> Put my dog down yesterday. Everything is just Just everything everything that could go wrong is going wrong lately? Yes. I'm so sorry. Well, we can just go to the front of the car. If you want to sit against it, that's perfectly fine with me, okay? >> Thank you. And this is my backup officer showing up. So, you said you're 65 body? Yes. And you got some issues with your knee? Yes. Okay. So, we're not going to make you do any kind of physical test, okay? Um couple quick questions for you though. Do you have any traumatic brain injuries? No, I wish I did. Okay. Um Do you wear contacts or glasses? No. Okay. >> glasses. Glasses? Okay. Can you see the tip of my finger? Yes. Okay. That's all I'm going to Basically, I'm going to have you follow the tip of my finger as I go back and forth. So, as long as you can see it from there, we'll be good, okay? >> Okay. Um we've talked about the knee, so I'm not going to make you do the one leg stand or the walk and turn. Um as far as shoes go, and again, it's the same thing. >> No, you're good. No, I'm not going to make you walk, so. Did you I'll give you two options. It's whatever you're most comfortable with. Do you want to stand straight up, or do you just want to lean against the car? No, stand straight up. Stand straight up? Yes. Okay. Go ahead and stand against away from the car. And place your heels and toes touching like this. And place your hands to your side, like this. And go ahead and like that unless I tell you to move, okay? Do you understand? Yes. Okay, go and follow the tip of my finger, just use your eyes, okay? Don't move your head though. closer Do you feel like you're tilting back a little bit? No. Okay. I just Now I am. Okay, let's go against your car cuz you are kind of tilting back. I just don't want you to fall. No, I'm not going to fall. You can put just like lean against You can just lean your lean your back or your bottom against the car and then you I'm good. You good? Yes. Okay, let's try it again. Hands and toes. Okay. And then just look at my finger real quick. And then we're going to do this test. And then just your just your eye, okay? Don't move your head. Keep your head still. Try to keep your head as perfectly still. >> Try to keep your head perfectly still, okay? Okay. Try to keep it still, you're moving it, okay? All right, perfect. Take a second. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm just like right up the street. I'm just so It's overwhelming. My Okay. So try to You're moving your head just a little bit. Just try to keep it still. Just straight. Thank you, sir. Okay. Do you feel your head moving, Bonnie? Yes. Okay, try to keep it just still. >> I'm sorry. If you need to go like this for me, you can do this too. Okay. If you need to. I can't I can't cuz my parents I'm caring for them. I can't. You can't what? >> Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. What's What's going on? I care for my parents every day. I have to be there in the morning to give my dad insulin. Again, once I >> sorry. I'm so sorry. I If we can get through these tests I got in a fight with my son. I went and got a drink. And I know I shouldn't drink. I'm right up here. I'm so sorry. I don't know what to do. So I can't not have Oh my goodness. >> So my job This is my job to >> I know. I know it. And I I appreciate you. >> No, my job is to be okay. Hey Bonnie, you had one shot. But hey, you're good though. So that's again, my job is to say okay, she had one drink, but she's fine. That's my job. I need to make sure though cuz if that's the case, if it was just one shot 30 minutes ago, there's a chance you could be good, but I need to make sure, right? >> I know you were just you're just up the road, but I just need to make sure that you were okay, okay? >> I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. Oh my god. If If I go to jail my parents I don't know what's going to happen. I feel bad. >> even think about that, right? Let's Let's not even I'm I'm thinking about that already cuz I know I I did wrong. If that If that is the That's the worst case scenario, I am going to do everything in my power. Again, we're not I don't even know if we're talking hypotheticals here, right? If that If that ever If that happens, I will help you through this, right? I'm not going to I'm not going to leave you out to dry. But let's not even talk about jail. I I haven't even said you're going to jail. I haven't got through my tests yet. I know. So let's try to get through them and then if I'm like, okay, you're good. You're just up the road like you said, literally a left and a right and you're home. >> Okay. Right. I'm Literally? 50 ft or whatever. 500 ft. Let's try it again, okay? Okay. So keep your head perfectly still. Okay. Keep following, okay? Can you see my finger, Bonnie? Yes. Okay, follow the finger. Try to keep your head as perfectly still, okay? Keep it still. Let's try it again, okay? Just keep your head perfectly still. We're almost done with this one, okay? Up and down, okay? Just keep your head still. Just up and down. Try to keep your head just still, okay? Perfect. One more time like that. Buddy, would you be willing to participate in a portable breath test? No, not right now. Not a portable breath test? >> No. Okay. Can I ask why? I don't know. I just been told no. I don't know. It's basically it's um since I can't do the walk and turn test and the one leg stand test, it's basically like is she okay to drive? That's the thing, right? You don't have to. You're not going to face consequences if you say no. But it's just something that I I offer to people like, "Hey, do you want to Do you want to participate?" You're not going to face consequences if you say no, though. But if you want I can go grab it and we can do the portable breathalyzer. >> No, thank you. Okay. Um so, we're going to do the numbers test and the ABCs test next, okay? So, what's your highest level of education? Uh high school level, you know, graduate. Um so, I'm just checking off my boxes right now. Um you know how to count to 100? Yes. >> And you know your ABCs perfectly. Okay. So, let's do the numbers test first. So, what I want you to do is I want you to count down starting from the number 47. 47. Counting down to the number 19. 47 counting down to 19. Okay. 47, 46, 45, 44, 43, 42, 41, 40, 39, 38, 37, 36, 35, 34, 32, 31, 30, 20 uh 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 21, 20, 20 19, 18, 17, 16, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Next is the ABCs, okay? >> Okay. So, um I'm not going to expect you to do it backwards cuz I can't do it backwards myself. >> I know, right? >> So, I can't do it myself. I will not expect you to do it. But, it will I it's a little odd, but I do want you to do something different though, okay? I want you to start at letter I and end at the letter Q. I to Q. >> I Okay. I J K Oh my god. ABC A B C D Q um F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T W X Y Z. Next is the finger dexterity test, okay? So, just pay attention to my hands for now. You can keep your hands in your pockets or to your side. So, this is your starting position. Pinky to thumb, okay, Bonnie? Just pay attention to me for now. Just put your hands to your side. Uh so, pinky to thumb. I'm about to show you what one pass looks like. I need you to do four of these though, okay? So, look at this counting out loud. 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. Again, from there and back was one pass. I need you to do four of those, okay? 1 2 3 4 What What else? And then back and 4 3 2 1. 4 3 2 1 Again, 1 2 3 4 4 2 3 1 4 3 2 1 4 2 3 1. Sorry. >> [clears throat] >> Okay. Um Do you not drink often at all, do you? No, I don't. Okay. What >> I I I've been I'm a recovering alcoholic. Okay. And it was a bad game day. So, I drank. Okay. I don't do this normally. So, Bonnie >> so sorry. The only The only alcohol you had to So, you're telling me the truth. The only alcohol you had today was the shot in the morning and the shot today. >> Yes. Nothing else? No. And I'm so sorry. Bonnie So I told you I was going to help you out, right? Thank you. Please, sir. But I I'm not I told you it's my job to determine whether or not you're safe to drive, right? So, just those three those four tests that we did you are not safe to drive, Bonnie. >> god. You are not safe to drive. Your ABCs and your numbers were not good. I know you're just Bonnie. >> please? But the thing is you came you came all the way from Deanza High Resort. Somebody called you in as a drunk driver. The reason what caught my eye when when I was driving, you were driving crazy fast. And then I got behind you and you started swerving a little bit. The thing is you weren't safe to >> Can I go home, please? Bonnie, that's not going to happen. It's like I'm right here. So, Bonnie Oh. Listen to me. You are under arrest for DWI. Okay. Do you have anything inside your mouth? No. >> Can I see the inside of your mouth? Can you lift your tongue? So, what can I do so you take care of your parents? I need to go and talk to my my son. >> Okay. So, this officer here will do that for you. I can I can Do you have your phone in your car? Yeah. >> I can grab your phone. And this officer, if he needs to, can go to your house. My my parents are going to be So, I am going to let you have your phone. I'm going to let you make phone calls to set anything you need up. I'm not going to let anybody not be cared for. Okay? He I'm right up the street. >> I was at your house. I was waiting for you at your house, actually. >> Please, can you help me? I I The reason I'm helping you by allowing you to make I know. I know. I'm sorry. >> So, do me a favor. Everybody go like this. I'm going to put them up front. Is that going to be an issue? Am I going to have any problems with you? >> No. Not at all. So, how old is your son? 29. Can he come pick you up? >> No, he's got he's he's got Asperger's, autism. Okay. >> god, he's going to He's not going to know what to do without with me. He's not going to do without me. Oh, my god. I didn't even think about that. Oh, my god. He's home right now. Is there somebody that can have help take care of him? >> No. >> Is he capable of caring for himself? No. Oh, my god. >> How old is he? So, he's alone right now? Yes, he's right >> How long is he usually home alone for? He works for like he went till I come home. So, >> He's right up the street. Can I go talk to him and tell him what's going on? At least tell him that I'm arrested. Can you talk to him over the phone? No, he doesn't answer his phone. He won't answer his phone. So, if this officer goes and talks to him, is it going to is will he be able to basically understand, like, "Okay, you're going to go >> No. No, he's um Oh my goodness. So, is there anybody that you can call to go take care of it? >> No, I just got in a fight with my son. My oldest son who I thought I could handle. This is what happened. >> Where does your oldest son live? He lives on McCanon answer. So, can I give him a call and can he maybe help us out? I don't know. My son and him have a bad relationship. I think he would understand the situation you're in now to help you out though, right? >> Yes, maybe. All right. So, we're going to grab your phone. We're going to make accommodations. Okay. Um I'm so sorry, sir. Okay. Okay. I'm going to do everything in my power to help you, okay? Let's go to my car, okay? Let's go. Oh my god, you have no idea. I'll grab the phone. Okay. He's going to grab the phone, okay? Okay. I'm sorry. Let's go to this car right here. Go back. I'm so sorry. Got a bad knee and my Okay. Let me help you out here. Let me unlock for you. Can you go to the left real quick? On the left side of the car? Yes. >> Thank you. So, I'm going to search you real quick. Do you have anything inside your pockets that I need you to worry about? Okay. I have nothing. I just got to go through it just I know. So, there's nobody that can come pick up the car then? Can I call your son? Yeah, you can call him. I don't know if Your oldest son? We had a huge fight, so I don't think he'll answer. So, if anything I'll grab his phone number. Okay. And then I'll try to call him, okay? Cuz I mean your house is literally a minute up the road. It's like I was at your house earlier. Let's go to the left and let me open it for you. >> Oh my goodness. Watch your head. Come on, take a seat. Have you ever been arrested before, Deborah? Bonnie? >> No, never. Okay. Um My parents, that's what I'm worried It's my parents. Okay, can this officer grab your phone? That's fine. Okay. Watch your head, okay? Okay. Going to stand up. Do you need my help? >> Sure. Okay. You can grab onto my arm, okay? All right. Oh, my god. My stupid shadow. I'm going to be fine. You're fine? Yeah, I'm good. Sorry, I had some dummies, too. Okay. Yeah, I had some dummies. I'll talk to you about that in a little bit, okay? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Did you need help? No, I'm just trying to get This hurts. Okay, let's go to this door over there, okay? Let's go out that door straight ahead. I want to put my pants up in the back. Okay. Did you need me to do it? Yeah, or you can I feel uncomfortable. Do you need me to help you? No. No, it's okay. This is all Let's go to the door. Go ahead and lead the way. Okay. Let me open it for you real quick. Hold on. Let me Let me unlock. I'm sorry. Going to take a right. My company shoes. Take a right. I'm so sorry. Take another right. Through here. And then far left door. And take a left in here. Okay. And then take a seat in that chair to the right. The dirty chair. The other one. Okay, thank you. That one's a little cleaner. Thank you. Your name? I'm Justin. Justin Bunny. There's your phone. I'm I'm so sorry. Okay, but I'm going to read this to you real quick, okay? I'm sorry. I'm going to I'll read this to you real quick, okay? Okay. Listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. >> Okay. You were arrested for DWI. 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 [snorts] have the right to reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, or laboratory technician or technologist who's employed by hospital or physician of your 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? No. I cannot force you to take our test. >> Right. But if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license for non-resident operating privilege for 1 year. Okay. If you are convicted in court of driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refused to be tested. Do you understand? Correct. Okay. Do you now agree to be tested? I'm sorry. Do you now agree to be tested? Yeah. Yes, refuse. Yes, please. You don't want to? No, I don't want to. >> Um so, I'm going to read this last part. Uh I consider your actions a refusal to be tested, okay? Okay. Thank you. Okay. So, I'm going to let this boot up real quick. Um you had mentioned gummies. I have to read this to you real quick, okay? >> I took one. >> are these These are your rights. So, before I ask you any questions, I have to read you your rights cuz I'm I would like to ask you some questions about that. Um You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you to answer any questions if you wish. You can decide [snorts] at any decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights being explained to you? Yes, please. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me now? I think we're You don't want to You don't want to talk about it? You don't have to, again. No, I I don't know. I'm just like never done this before. You I you I mentioned it and I was going to ask about it but then those are your rights. It's your fifth amendment, right? You don't have to speak to me. Thank you. Yeah. So, if you want to speak to me, just let me know and then we can talk about it. I'll speak to you if you want to let me go. >> [laughter] >> Unfortunately, that's a >> I know. I know. I'm I'm just I'm just messing with you a lot. Oh my god, my life. So, this is going to have to I know you don't want to provide a breath sample. Um this is basically this is going to go for 3 minutes, Bonnie. Okay. During those 3 minutes, if you change your mind and say officer Sligo, I want to provide a breath sample we can do that but it'll time out it'll time out in 3 minutes. Okay. Um if you change your mind within 3 minutes, just let me know, okay? Thank you very much. That is awful. >> [music] >> So, that's just the sound of the machine timing out, okay? Okay. So, So, so I'm going to put you in a cell just for a probably around 30 to 35 minutes, okay? Okay. Um and then once we're done here then I'll take you down to the Sedgwick County Detention, okay? Okay. Um but I have your phone. We'll let you use your phone. Okay. Can I call my son now and just make sure that tomorrow will I'll I'll let you use your phone in your cell. Okay. >> Yeah, you can use it for the next 30 minutes. >> sure that they get their insulin. Yeah. Go ahead and stand up. Okay. I'm going to take your right now. Okay. And then just go ahead and stand right here. Just in that box and then face the counter top, okay? >> Okay. Thank you. Um let me see actually see your cuffs. Let me see your handcuffs. Okay. Just put that out on top of the counter, okay? Okay. Okay. Here's your phone. >> take it? No, I keep it with me for now, okay? Go ahead and follow me. Let's go this way, okay? Go ahead and follow me. >> [snorts] >> So, give me about 30 to 35 minutes, okay? There's a bathroom and there's some stuff in here. Okay, thank you so much, sir. Thank you. >> [snorts] >> You ready, buddy? I'm here at the officer's here. >> [snorts] >> Okay, thank you. Bye. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. It's my shoes. I'm not getting in the back. I'm old, can you help me out, man? I'm sorry. You're fine. Let me grab something real quick. I'm old. No, you're fine. You're fine. Let me grab the the real quick. Oh, it's not going to work, is it? I'm sorry. No, you're fine. Let me grab that thing real quick. You got it? Yeah. Okay. I'm sorry. No, you're okay. >> [snorts] >> Okay. Go ahead and just to the right. Okay. So, I'm going to put your um I'm going to put your handcuffs back up front. You can put your phone in your pocket. That's fine. Um So, I'm okay with the handcuffs going up front, but when we get down to the jail, um I'm going to have to put them behind you cuz they won't accept you in the jail without them. You're going to put You're going to put those in your pockets. No, it's it's it's an uncomfortable ride. Um we'll just do it there. That way it'll be quick. I don't want you to be Your Your wrists to be killing you, okay? >> [snorts] >> Well. You see that hand? Okay. Let's go this way. So, you got your jewelry in your pocket, correct? Okay. Okay. Go this way and then take a right at this doorway. >> [snorts] >> Take a right and then take a left at that open door. >> [snorts] >> Take a left. And then let me open this door for you real quick. Right here. Mhm. Thank you. Let's go to the car. Okay. Okay. This is my knee. It's got a funky bright knee. Okay, thank you. Safety first, right? Go ahead and grab it there and then I'll put it on, okay? Okay, thank you. I'm sorry, my shoes are, you know, funky. Okay, go to the to the back of the car real quick. So, I'm going to put the handcuffs behind now, okay? That way they can accept you into the jail. Just face me real quick. I'm just going to take one off. Okay. Okay, and then just put this hand behind your back like that. Okay, just put it behind your back. Perfect. So, let me see under Oh, wait, your fingers. I still want to twist your wrist here. Make sure you don't. I'm just going to take it off. That way I don't I don't want to twist your wrist. Easy real quick. I'm sorry. No, you're okay. I just don't want to twist your wrists. I will try. Will you be able to reach that far back? Yes, I can. Okay. Like that. Okay. They're only going to be on for just a little bit, okay? I'll take them off as soon as I get in there. It's just their policy they have to be in the back. Okay. Got your purse. You got your phone in your pocket? Yes, thank you. Let's go this way. And let's [snorts] just go straight. Just watch your step while you walk through the rocks. Let's go this way. I'm sorry. Easy. And then watch your step right here. We're going to go on the curb into the next curb. Thank you. >> [snorts] >> And on to this one. Okay. Here we go, right? Th- This jail that they're really nice. They're um Compared to the the metropolitan Albuquerque, that one's horrible, but this one they're super nice here. Thank you, sir. Mhm. And then you'll be by yourself. Thank you for your service. You're welcome. Seriously. Mhm. I mean, you said you're a recovering alcoholic, right? So >> Yes. alcohol rarely ever makes ever makes things better, right? No. Rarely makes things >> It doesn't. I don't want to live like this. I tell people I don't want to die like this. >> Mhm. You know? And my parents are just deteriorating and I got like my son bad fight. I went and got some alcohol. Stupid. Got dinner. Got Here I am. >> [snorts] >> Going to step in. And then just put your back against the this wall right here. Just put your hands against the wall.