Turn around. My kid is waiting for me. Turn around. I will drop you. Turn around. >> I'll do it. I'll do it. >> No, it's too late. >> On May 12th, officers were called to an elementary school after a parent allegedly showed up drunk while trying to pick up their kid. >> I swear to god. Do you have your license on you or is it in the car? >> I got it. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. This is my ID for >> You have your driver's license? And your daughter's inside? >> No, she's waiting for me to pick her up. >> Your son's inside, okay. All right. Just hang out. We got a car coming and he'll Do you understand me? >> What? >> That I have a car coming here to assess the situation. >> What do you mean? >> You're not free to go in your car. Do you understand that? >> No, I just wanted to turn that off. >> No. I just told you you're not free to go in your car. Do you understand that? >> I just told you I wanted to >> And I told you you're not free to do that. Do you understand that? >> I just wanted to turn that off. >> You're now you're obstructing. Okay? Stay back. >> Come on, man. >> Man, stay back. >> Yo, I got to pick up my daughter. >> I understand that. But you're not free to leave right now. It's the third time I told you. >> I'll take the I'll take it out. I'll take the key out. >> Yeah. >> Can you close the windows and and turn it off? >> What's up? >> And and let me get my >> Buddy, sit on the bench. >> Let me just lock it up. Don't don't talk to me like I'm a kid. >> I'm not talking to you like you're a kid, but you're not listening, correct? >> No, but I'm just saying just just let me to >> Just what? Sort of lock up? >> The car. >> For what? >> Let me get my keys to the >> No, you're not now. You're not getting your keys. >> It's not like I'm going to What the [ __ ] is the problem, for real? You know what I'm saying? You're a big guy. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, so? I'm not scared. >> What do you have to be scared of? >> That you're a big guy. >> You're under investigation right now. Do you understand that? >> This is crazy, man. I'm just picking up my son. >> I understand that. >> And [ __ ] place crazy. Let me get my keys. >> Step step back and get put in handcuffs. >> Huh? >> Do you understand that? >> What? >> Turn Step back and get put in handcuffs. Do you understand that? Carlos. >> I I just want my keys. >> What are you getting your What do you need your keys for? >> Just tell her it up. That's all. I don't know >> It's locked. She it. She took care of all that. >> I locked it and I put the window >> You got it. >> You want to make it worse than it already is, okay? You get up, you get locked up for obstruction. >> [clears throat] >> No, it's not a Glock. Don't start that [ __ ] Don't do it in front of your kid, dude. It's an embarrassment, seriously. >> But, I'm just saying like you know, I was in the Marines. >> I understand. Thank you for your service. >> No, no, don't thank me. >> Okay. >> I want to thank you for your service. Can I go and get my kid? >> it. It's not Wait a minute. 5 minutes you can. >> And just go away. >> 5 minutes. >> Get out of Get out of my face. >> You're in my face, buddy. I'm giving you a good chance right now. >> A few moments later, the officer's supervisor arrives to the scene to continue the investigation. >> Hi. >> Doing good. How are you guys? Hello, sir. >> How you doing? >> Good. My name's Jonathan. >> All right. >> What's your name? >> Carlos. >> Carlos. Um, how much did you drink today? >> Nothing. >> Nothing at all? >> No. >> Okay. Uh, you're you're speaking really slowly, like kind of slurring your slurring your words. >> just nervous and kind of like you know, like like what the hell's going on, you know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> Like I don't think I'm speaking, you know, any different than I usually do. >> Yeah. >> So, you know, you want to think whatever you want to think. >> Yeah. >> But >> Did you take any medications today? >> No. >> No? And you drove here? >> Yeah. That's my car right there. >> Hardy, you want to talk to me uh Yeah. He doesn't have like operation Like he didn't see him driving. I don't know if he did. >> either. I was reported from a teacher that they didn't like the way that he pulled in. He said that he did like a U-turn. I guess he went to that door, but then he wasn't this side then he wasn't over there, so he went back the other way. He might have gone the wrong way. So, someone reported it. >> The wrong way as in >> Um, he's the one who detailed that he went he went >> Officer Hardy. >> No. The man. >> Security? >> No. The father. >> Oh, this guy. >> Yeah. >> He He said he went the wrong way. >> Mhm. Okay. >> Yeah, I don't know what that means cuz we were in the office and he said, "Oh, I went through the do not enter to do a U-turn cuz I thought my son was on the other side." >> Yeah, and what is this Who is this teacher that reported his erratic driving? >> Miss Silva. >> And then just driving, not did she have a conversation with him or anything like that? Do you know what time it is right now? >> Like 3:30. >> Okay. Um do you mind if I check your eyes? >> For what? >> I just So obviously uh we're getting concerns about your driving, the way you're talking. >> did was blow the do not enter sign just to come around and get in front. >> you mean? You That you you come in this way? Are Are you went that way? >> No, no, no, listen. I'll tell you. I went to pick up my son in the side door where they usually tell me that he goes out. So when I came out, there was a bunch of kids crossing the street. >> Okay. >> So I just, you know, pulled over, let them go. >> Mhm. >> And then I came around and I was like, you know, there was nobody nobody in the in the road or anything, so I was like, you know, what's the big deal, you know? I just came around because >> So you went that way? >> Yeah. >> around that way. >> Yeah, I came around that way. >> So you went that little that little ramp thing, but the wrong way down the ramp. >> Yeah, I went the wrong I went the wrong way. Yeah, I >> [snorts] >> I admit it. But it was just to, you know, just to get in the front to pick up my son. >> Okay. What Can you explain the odor of the fruity odor I can I can smell on your breath? >> The fruity? >> Yeah. >> What do you mean? >> I can smell Obviously there was reports of your breath smelling like potentially alcohol. I can smell it now that I'm outside with you talking to you closely. >> No, I drank last night. >> You drank last night. >> Maybe Maybe still lingering. >> Yeah. What How much did you have last night? >> I had six >> And then obviously you told me you didn't have anything today. >> No. >> What time did you have the six-pack last night? >> Late. >> Okay. What how What what sleep? Midnight, 3:00 in the morning? >> Between 11:00 and 1:00. >> 11:00 and 1:00? >> Can you help me out, please? >> So right now >> No, but but this is >> But this is a [ __ ] All I can tell you is I support you, but you need to comply with everything they ask you. >> this is some [ __ ] Like you you you You pull me into your >> Yeah, you don't have to talk. Yeah, of course. Cuz if he's going to talk to you like that, it's [ __ ] and stuff, you don't got to talk to him. >> Hey, hello. >> Hello. >> What do you mean I answered it? >> You're not going to curse at him when we're She's trying to talk to you nice. >> this is some some [ __ ] >> Yeah, you're cursing. Correct? There's We're at a school. >> I didn't tell him you're a [ __ ] or nothing. >> Well, now you're cursing in front of the school, too. >> Oh. >> Yeah. Good example for the kid. >> Yeah, there's kids out here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I I don't >> You're in a school zone, you know that? >> But I didn't say anything >> But you're not going to call someone over here and and talk to them and belittle them. >> man. So you're So you're Then you you talk how you talk when you're mad. >> Like I don't talk like that to people. >> Oh, okay. So you're so proper. >> In a school zone, that would be proper. Yes, correct. >> Oh, in in a school zone, okay. >> Why why'd your kid come all the way over here? >> Because he has autism. This is a good >> Oh, I got you. >> This is one of the better schools for autism kids. >> Understood. All right. Um just based on uh my observations, the observations of my partner here and the and the teaching staff, um I would like to put you through some field sobriety tests. Just to make sure that you're okay to drive. >> Whatever you want, man. >> Sounds good. >> You know, now now >> All right. >> I got to go to the bathroom. So, you know >> So I'll explain the first test, okay? Just watch me. So the first test is going to be called the one-legged stand, okay? Your feet shoulder width apart, like so. All right? Don't just You're just watching me. I'm I'm explaining it, okay, Carlos? >> All right. >> All right. When I say go, I want you to raise one leg, either one of your choice, hold it about 6 in off the ground, like this, okay? With your toes pointed to the sky. And staring at your toe, okay? So, you're going to look like this, and you're going to count one Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi. Are you willing to participate? >> What if I'm not? >> Um if you're not, I'll just have to go off of what my observations and what I have right now. >> Okay. >> Just here to pick up my son. >> I understand. >> I got to pick up my daughter. >> I understand. However, I I would >> What the [ __ ] am I doing here, for real? >> I You You said that you're okay to do some field sobriety tests with me. You don't want to do it anymore? I'm giving you the the opportunity to show me that you're okay to drive. >> I'm fine. >> Okay, I would like for you to participate in in the in the exercises. >> So, what happens if I don't do it? >> You're going to be placed under arrest for DWI. >> You know what I'm saying? And And big time. >> Yeah. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Why Why is that? >> I don't know. Maybe cuz I'm brown. >> Yeah. I I didn't show up here on my own. I got called here. And now I'm And now I'm investigating cuz that's what I'm supposed to do. >> If I was a white guy, would you be doing the same thing? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Would Would you like to try the one-legged stand again? >> No, give me another one. >> Okay. The second test is going to be the walk-in-turn, okay? >> Okay. >> So, we're going to use this this this blue line right right here, okay? I just want you to watch me, okay? >> Okay. >> This is the starting position. You're going to have one foot in front of the other. >> Yeah. >> Just like this, and I want you to take nine heel-to-toe steps, counting out loud for each step, like this. Ready, Carlos? It's going to look like this. One. Two. Three. Nine. You're going to take a series of small turns like this and get back on the line. So, a one 180° turn, and then you going to take another nine steps back, okay? Like this. One. Two. Three. All the way to All the way to nine, okay? Do you understand the uh I didn't tell you to start yet. So, I A, I didn't tell you to start, and B, uh you have to go heel-to-toe for each step, like this. One. Two. Three. You did You did not touch heel-to-toe for any of the steps. Would you like to try again? Do you want me to explain it further? >> No, I understood what you said. >> So, you can assume the starting position, heel-to-toe. You're shaking your head no. Do you not want to participate, or do you want to try it? >> No, I don't see the reason to to par- participate. >> Okay. So, what I need you to do is turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> Come on, man. >> Turn around and >> My kid is waiting for me. >> Turn your Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, I'll do it. >> Face away from me. >> No, okay, I'll do it. >> Turn around and face the wall. >> We We passed that already. You said no. Turn around. >> face the wall. >> Turn Do not tense up. I will drop you. Turn around. >> I'll do it. I'll do it. >> No, it's too late. You're under arrest for DUI. >> No. >> Carlos, do not fight. You will go to the ground. >> Carlos, listen. >> Hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting, dude. >> What the [ __ ] man? Let me get my phone. >> Oh, he's going to use his force. >> What? >> Did not do it. >> I did. This is not right. >> Put your butt in and watch your head. >> I I I did this time. >> Put your butt in and watch your head. >> Yo, give me another >> Sit down. >> Put your butt in and watch your head, please. >> For GWI. >> Give me another chance. >> Put your feet in, please. >> Ah. >> Put your feet in. Put your feet in the car, please. >> Yo, for real, man. Give me another chance. >> Put your feet in the car, please. >> in the car. >> Yo, do you have a heart? Yo. >> [snorts] >> Do you have a heart? >> I'm getting an ambulance for your face cuz you're bleeding. >> The suspect faces charges for driving under the influence and resisting arrest. No information about his plea or sentencing has been released to the public. If you enjoyed this video, leave a like and be sure to subscribe for more body cam footage daily.