Okay. She still intoxicated or anything? I don't know if that's new, but >> yeah. >> Hold on a second. >> If you want to hang on your car. Uh yeah. >> She's breeding and this looks like fresh damage to the front of the vehicle. Yeah, bro. My last flight once we're not priority, where you at? Come all the way. You can go 100. >> Ma'am. Hey, ma'am. Hi. Roll on your window. Hello. You doing okay? What's going on tonight? here. I just want to make sure you're okay. >> Hold on. What's going on? Let's turn your vehicle off. >> Why are you? >> Cuz you're like passed out behind the wheel, man. >> What's going on? >> What was that? Nothing. >> Nothing. Are you feeling okay? >> Yeah. >> I can't do this, dude. >> You what? >> I can't do this. Don't >> do what? I'm not doing anything to you. I'm just making sure you're okay. >> You right here right now. >> Go on. >> No. Please. >> Sorry. G3PD. I got contact. >> Please. What? Do you need any medical attention? No. Okay. Well, I'm officer Honey with the Ranch Police Department. The reason I'm out here is because uh somebody stopped out with you and you passed out behind your vehicle. Do you understand that your eyes are really bloodshot and watery? Have you had anything to drink tonight? No alcohol. Any narcotic use at all? Okay, then what's going on? You have an ID on you? Somebody called the police. >> Yeah, somebody pulled over to check on you because you're not responsive. >> I don't believe. >> Okay. Well, where's your ID? >> Okay. Well, where is the person called? >> He's right behind you. >> Go and get your ID for me. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. You don't need a medical attention right here. That's your ID. >> That is my father's ID. >> It is. Okay. Where are we heading to, Jennifer? >> Okay. Do you notice that your vehicle has crashed? What' you hit? >> That was way before. >> Way before? Yeah. When did that happen? >> Two days ago. I already >> Two days ago. >> Progressive. I have everything right. Okay. So, where are we heading to now? >> Home. >> Home. Where do you live at? >> I live in River's Edge 2. >> River's Edge 2? >> Yes. >> Do you know where you're at right now? >> Yes. >> Where you who at? >> Okay. But where in Rancho? >> I have to ask you these questions. Make sure you're okay. >> Well, you and I both know where I'm at. >> Okay. Well, you're not by River's Edge. You're going the opposite way. >> I know because my person's edge. >> Okay. Where are we coming from? Where'd you have dinner at? I'm just testing your memory to see if you're okay. I'm sure you remember where you got dinner. You got some new food right there. So, chilies. Okay. Did you have any alcohol there? >> Nothing at all. Okay. >> No narcotics or anything at all. Okay. Where'd you crash your car at previously? >> Yeah, it was two days ago. I called Progressive and that was in the morning at 8:30 in the morning. Is that reancho? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Go and step out of the vehicle for me. You don't want any uh medical attention. >> How are you going to do this? >> Do what? >> I'm asking you if you want any medical attention. >> Yeah, I do. >> You do? Okay. What's going on with you? >> Like you got >> I whenever I refuse to do any kind of >> That's fine. No, I'm asking you if you want medical attention. >> Because I have a bad knee. I go to physical therapy for that. I can't do any kind of thing that you want me to do. >> Okay. Well, I'm concerned for your health. I want to make sure. So, you don't want any medical attention? >> Yes or no? >> Is that what we're going to do? >> Ma'am, do you need any medical attention? Yes or no? Do you medical attention isn't asking you doing a test, right? >> So, do you want medical attention or no? So, I can let them come or not. >> Okay. I'm just Who is your supervisor? >> Sergeant Martinez. I can have her come this way if you want. But what I'm asking you is, do you want medical attention? No. >> 523. You can 22. She's refusing. Go and step out. >> She's saying that's from a couple days ago. Apparently, >> I already made a claim on it. >> Did it happen in rear Rancho? >> Uh, yes. It was with Progressive. I already made a claim on that one. >> Did you do a police report with it? >> Uh, no. It was a claim. >> Okay. You need to do a police report with that much damage, though. That's the problem. >> Why would I do a police report? People don't come out for police reports. >> Oh, yeah. >> Can you stop? >> This is This is my issue. Come on over here. Look at this real quick. >> See how this piece is hanging right here? If you're driving on it, that piece is going to come off. >> Yeah. So, they already called me and they said they're going to pick it up. I've had a few issues with Progressive. They told me they're not going to do anything. They just want to pick it up. >> Okay. >> Let's come over here, ma'am. Come back over here. You don't have any weapons or anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. I don't even have pockets. >> You don't want me in pockets? Okay. Let's come back over here. So, here's my concern. Okay. You're passed out behind the wheel. Your eyes are bloodshot and watery and you're slithering your speech. Okay. And you're telling me that you haven't had any alcoholic drinks in it at all? No. Okay. You haven't had any kind of narcotic at all? Have you taken any prescription medications at all? Okay. If you've done none of that, then you should be okay to drive, right? Okay. So, what I want to do is run you through some tests to make sure of that. >> I told you I can't do that. I have a disability on my own. >> What's your disability? >> I have a knee that I go to physical therapy for. I have I can't move it. >> Okay, that's fine. Well, guess what? We can do tests. It doesn't require you to walk your balance. Okay. You okay with doing those? >> And where is your supervisor? >> She's on the way. You want her over here? >> Yes. >> Okay. Why do you want our supervisor? >> Because that's what I do. >> That's what you do. Okay. So, you're willing to do the test that doesn't require you to walk or balance at all? >> I have a bad knee. >> Okay. I'm not asking you walker or balance. I have a few other tests I can do with you. >> I have a bad knee. >> Ma'am, are you listening to me? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. I have other tests that I could do with you. >> Is your lapel camera on? >> Yep. Both of ours are on. >> Oh, good. >> You're not going to cooperate with us? >> What? What do you want me to cooperate with? >> I want to run you through some test. Make sure that you're okay. >> You told me that somebody was behind me. >> They were. I just got here and they were. So, you're going to go off somebody who is like a complete stranger and say something about >> the best way. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And when I got here, you're still passed out behind the wheel. River's edge and you're not going towards River's edge. So, that's my issue. Like I said, your eyes are bloodshot watery. You're sluring your speech. So, I have issues with making sure that you're able to drive. Okay. So, you want to do some test. Okay. Perfect. >> Let's let's just get through these tests then. Okay. >> Go and send my flashlight here and face me. And these tests, you won't have to walk your balance. Okay. Have you ever been diagnosed with a tragic brain injury before? >> No. >> Okay. Um, and you said that you have uh limitations from walking or balancing, right? So, we won't do any of that. Are you wearing any eye contacts? >> Okay. I want you to put your feet together if you can. Heel heel touches. So, keep your hands on your sides and just stay in that position. Okay. >> Okay. You know >> what? >> These are all you have to do. >> Can I get my jacket? This is >> Would you mind dropping your jacket first? >> Yeah. Oh, he'll grab it. Hey, stay right here. >> Where's it at? >> Just pay attention to me. I'll grab it for you. >> Where's it at? >> That's fine. >> You don't want it now? >> He can look for it for you. >> It's right here. You want me to get it? It's literally right here. >> Yeah. She said, "Yeah, >> this is like complete." >> Ma'am, just let us get through this so you can go home. Okay. We have a job to do. That's all we're here to do. There you go. Awesome. Now you'll be warm. Cool. Just go ahead and stay in that position. Keep your head up. You see the tip of my finger here? I want you to follow with your eyes and eyes only. And just keep your head straight. Okay. >> 1080. You're doing that. >> No, that's not us. >> Yeah. >> We'll get you out of your mouth. Keep following it. There you go. >> Keep following. All the way out. All the way out. There you go. >> We're almost done. Here, keep going. >> Yeah, >> let's get through this. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. 1080. Is that me? >> No, it's not. >> Oh, you sure? >> Yep. >> You know, I know it's a 10 code. My dad is a chief police. >> Cool. >> Mhm. >> Keep following it, ma'am. Okay. I need you to cooperate through this test and we'll be done. Okay. Faster you cooperate, the faster we'll get there. Awesome. Almost there. Right here. Look right there. There you go. Almost there. Right here. Almost there. Almost there, man. I appreciate your cooperation. Almost done. Beautiful. See it? >> That's really the test you're going to give me. >> Yeah, we're almost done. Easy enough, right? Almost there, man. Right here. One more time. One more time. I'm going to go up and down. Okay. So, I know that you can't walk or balance, so I'm just going to do a couple other tests with you. Okay. What's your highest level of education? Have you graduated high school? >> Of course. I have a bachelor's degree. I'm a school teacher. >> Oh, that's awesome. You're a school teacher? >> Yes. >> Which school? >> I work in Bernalo. >> You work in Bernalo. >> Don't get me fired. >> Why would I get you fired? >> Because that's what you people do. >> Yeah. We're not trying to do that. >> So, these tests should be easy for you then since you're a school teacher and you have a bachelor's degree. Okay. So, what I want you to do is count back or I want you to recite the alphabet actually starting at the letter G. >> You are kidding me. I that really >> is that the alphabet? Yeah. Starting at G and ending at T. G through T in corre correct order going forward without singing. Okay. >> Wait. You want me to go backwards or forward? >> Forward. Recite the alphabet starting at the letter G and ending at the letter T in correct order going forward. >> C. What? >> G through T without singing it. >> That's easy. >> G H I G. Okay. And you see the E of G. >> What? >> G through T. >> Wait. No. Like you don't want me to see it, but you want me to >> to recite it. Yeah. >> Recite it. A B C D E F G H I T G T H K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K L M N O P Q. >> Okay, now just count. Are you done? >> What? You want me to say the whole alphabet? >> No, listen. I want you to count backwards starting at the number 72 and ending at the number 51. >> Are you kidding me? You want me to go 10? 72. >> 72 to 51. >> 62 7. Okay. So, 72 62 66. I I'm not sure of your instructions. They're very big. >> I'm just asking you to count backwards. I want you to start at 72 down to 61. >> So, you want me to go like 71 70? >> 72 to 51. Yeah. >> All the way back. >> Yes. 72 to 51. >> All the way back. >> Yeah. >> I don't even ask that of my students. Okay. >> 71 to what? 72 to 51. >> Are you kidding? >> No, it's a very simple test. >> Oh, we give a lot of people these tests. Same thing. Super easy. >> Oh, it's super easy. Okay, go ahead. >> 72 to 51. >> Okay, go. >> I'm not drinking, so I don't have to do it. >> I'm not drinking either. Go ahead. >> Okay, 72 to 51. >> Should be pretty easy, ma'am. >> Sure. >> Hey, pay attention. >> You're a school teacher. You can count from 72 to 51. >> Of course, I can because I You know what I would do? You know what I would do? I would do 10. So 71, 61, 51, 41, 31. That's what you teach your students. >> Okay? >> You go back. >> You teach your students to skip in increments of 10. >> Of course, because that's what you teach them, miss 10 10. >> So you're not willing to do 72 to 51. >> Um >> 72, 71, 70, 69, 68. You >> That's what I just told you. Can I do that? And you said >> 72. Yes. 72 to 51. Go ahead. >> 72 is not 251. >> Ma'am, start at 72. End at 51. Yes. >> Okay. So 61 51 There you go. And you've already skipped one number and then you're going to go back because you have one number that you missed. >> Go and open up your mouth for me. >> Can you open up your mouth? You don't have anything inside your mouth. Lift up your tongue. And you had nothing to drink at all tonight. No. Okay. Well, go around. Turn around. Put your hands on your back. Okay. Yeah, I'll show you that here shortly. How old is he? >> 18. >> You don't have anything on your mouth? No. If I had already [ __ ] shot you. >> You would have shot me. >> Okay. >> I told you I don't have enough. >> Okay. >> Well, after you say you're going to shoot me, I'm going to make sure that you have all right. >> Yeah. >> Go on. Sit down. This is my sergeant, by the I know you're asking for earlier, so thank you. >> Go and take a seat. >> Go and take a seat. I'll talk to you. >> She kept requesting. >> Oh, >> go and take a seat. >> I need to help you. >> Go ahead. You have her undivided attention. I know you've been wanting to talk to her, so go ahead. >> Uh, if you can walk away, that would be great. >> Okay. >> Okay. Winnie, you can stop laughing. My name >> Uh, we're going to go to the police department first. >> No, I know. I need to go to the hospital. >> For what? You told me that you didn't want an ambulance earlier. >> I have a huge dis disability. >> What's your disability? >> I have bad anxiety and I need to go now. >> Okay. Well, you said that you didn't. Okay. Well, then call the ambulance because I'm not doing this and you know and I know and your lapel came on. So, I want to go to the hospital. >> Okay. >> Is your is your complaint? >> Yes, it's it's real. >> I'm not saying that anxiety is not real. What we have to do is we have to I have like a disability. I have >> You can call my counselor. What's your name? >> Jennifer. >> Hey, Jennifer. So, here's what has to happen. Babe, >> I am not going to go anywhere. >> Maybe this will ease a little bit of your anxiety. I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. Just stop. I need to go. >> Okay. Well, let me get your seat belt on then. Come on. >> Let's go. >> I can't put your other seat belt. Sorry. >> You're going to have a hot mess in like 5 minutes if you don't because I will freak out. I appreciate you stop threatening me. Okay, thank you. >> I am not threatening you. That's >> maybe. Let me grab everything. >> I told her that I'll take her to the hospital. We just have to get through this. >> Um I have a disability and my arm is hurting me. Can I get out of this? >> Yep. >> Killing my right arm, dude. I just had a hop on out. >> Pop. Yeah. You going to laugh now? >> Now is the time to laugh. Are you going to laugh now? Cuz you were all laughing before. >> I know. >> Was your lapel camera on when you were laughing? >> Yes, ma'am. It was. Oh, good. I'm glad. >> Laugh now. >> The door here. Okay. >> Because you know what? My mother didn't care about this. And I want to go to good. Hang it right up here. Go diagonal to that door. Go to the big kids class. >> What was that? >> I got to go to the big kids class. >> Huh? Anything else in here? And down here there's a blue chair. You want to move your C to the front? >> Yeah, that's fine. I still have to read you it. Then you can still refuse. Go. Please let go. Please let go. >> Okay, now go ahead. >> I'm going to put it on your other hand in the front. Cool. Just go and take a seat here. We'll get through this. I'll take you to the hospital. Okay. [snorts] Okay. So, I have to read you something real quick. Okay. So, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under respi. The New Mexico App 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 service laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. Cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test to the breath test? >> Okay. Can you just verbalize yes or no? >> Nope. >> Okay. I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. If you're convicted in court of driving war influence, you may also receive a greater test sentence because you refuse to be tested. Do you understand, >> Judge Baka? >> Do you understand? Yes. Okay. Do you now agree to be tested? >> I'm not going to blow. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do is run the machine. If you change your mind, let me know. Then I'll let you know when it's ready to receive a sample. If not, we'll log it and I'll take you to the hospital. Okay. >> It's faster to check out. >> Okay. So, we brought ambulance guys here to check you out. Just in case I want ambulance. >> We need >> They want to check your vitals cuz you said you have anxiety. >> I want to go to the hospital. >> You're going to go to the hospital right after this. Okay. If you want to refuse, you can let them know. I don't want EMTs. >> You found them here. You were the one who asked. >> I did not ask for an EMT. I asked for the hospital. >> Okay. Well, we have to >> So, what is he going to do? What's he going to do? Check your vitals. Check your vitals. Come on. Let's go. >> Be nice to us. Okay. >> I don't want to be mean to you. I appreciate the job you did. >> Blood pressure. >> I can't help myself. >> A few moments later. >> Are you happy with yourself? Am I happy with myself? >> In regard to what? >> It's been going good. Actually, I appreciate that. Yep. >> So many >> like life saving situations. >> Yeah. >> Why would you chase somebody to say if we're saving your life? I mean, there's like five reasons I tried this week. >> Like I told you, I was a sheer. I think there's more than five reasons that I would drink and drive it in my dad's ever. My dad would never hire you. >> Well, [snorts] if you can't run. >> All righty, ma'am. Now's your opportunity if you change your mind. Okay. >> I never change my mind anyway. I know that. >> Hello, man. Can you come out here for me, please? Come on over here and put your stuff on right Why are we going to the hospital? >> Cuz I have anxiety. >> You have anxiety. Okay. You want to put those in here? Anything else that you have on you that you want to throw in there? >> I need to do everything. All right. >> Okay. I'll put your wallet in there. >> Here. Put these on. There you go. Put this on. Okay. So, how cooperative are we going to be with each other? Because if we're going to be cooperative, >> I'm not going to. >> No. >> Okay. >> I just need to go because I just can't I can't I can't I can't pick you up. I just said I can't I can't >> Can you listen to me for a second? I can't. It's so hard. You have to understand this and I can't. It's like so No, I can't. >> Okay. So, the reason why I asked that is because the back of my unit is pretty tight to get into [clears throat] and I would like to cuff you in the front and that way it'll be a lot easier on you. Okay. And then I'll take you that way. If not, I could cuff you in the back and it's really uncomfortable. >> Okay. Okay. With the front. >> Okay. That's it. That's fine, master. Put your hands to your front like this. Got to have handcuffs on. But like I said, if we go to the front, it's way easier. Okay. >> You guys heard her. She's been screaming the whole time. Uh >> yeah, what? >> Yeah, she's been screaming saying that she needs to go back to the hospital and all. So basically hooked her 47. She's passed up behind the wheel. She's saying she's having anxiety attack. We had her ambulance come check her out at the office. She was like, "I'm fine, whatever." Took her to the hospital, got a medical clearance, perfectly fine. Got close to the jail. Now she's screaming at top of her lung. >> Oh, so this is a different one. >> We might have three. >> It's not her. >> But she's been, you know, just heading in the back of the unit and she's saying that she needs to go to the hospital. Left side of her body is numb, but she's just taking everything, so it's not numb. >> She's just screaming. But she got medically cleared out by Loveless, so everything's good to go. >> Hey, Jennifer, come on. Hey, Jennifer. >> Let's go. >> You need to step out. >> Okay, we'll go and step out. We got to get you inside. >> Do you have your phone so I can put it with the rest of your stuff? >> Do you have your phone, ma'am? >> I just want to make sure you have it for when you get out. >> Let me help you. >> I don't. >> Okay. Well, I put the handcuffs behind you. Okay. It's their policy. Your shoulder's hurting, but they'll take them off when we get in there. Check your [ __ ] I can hear you. >> I'm letting you know what's going on with you. >> You can say whatever you want. anymore. >> Oh, >> wait. >> You know how many times I do this? >> You're not going anywhere. I promise you. Thank you. Appreciate it. >> Let me get your phone. Straight in there.