1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, 1,005, 1,006, 1,007, 1,008, 1,009. I'm sorry, I just really lost my balance. >> After the arrest, the officer started talking with her while the search continued. She said she was from Lithuania and had been in the United States for 7 years. She also mentioned being on a pre-med track. The conversation was calm, but she was clearly starting to realize how serious the situation had become. >> Well, fortunately nobody >> be that girl. I want to be that girl. That's just like >> Well, nobody got hurt. That's the good thing. And I'm assuming you've probably never been arrested before or gotten into a DUI. >> I've seen never. Never. >> Okay, that's good then. She told the officer she had never been arrested before and didn't want to be that girl. The officer pointed out that nobody had been hurt, but the arrest was still happening. Moments later, he seated her in the back of the patrol car and told her he would explain what came next. >> Now, you listen, this job is really all how you treat people. >> Absolutely, it is. >> I'd rather treat people >> This is your job, and you don't have to be nice to me, but I appreciate the fact that you are. >> By the time they reached the station, her emotions had changed completely. She was crying and apologized while the officer helped her out of the car. Instead of arguing, she repeatedly thanked him for being respectful throughout the arrest. >> We're going to go this way. Watch your step right here. We're now entering entering booking and I'm turning off my body worn camera. We're going to go this way, all right. >> The officer then walked her inside for booking. What started with her insisting she was sober enough to drive ended very differently after the field sobriety tests, especially the one leg stand, where she struggled to stay balanced and continuously moved her body to keep herself upright. She was now officially entering the booking process on a DUI arrest.