35 Central. >> They're up pretty close to the tracks. How you >> doing, man? >> Good. How are you? >> Very good. >> CS already walking through. They're clear on it. They're going to let their dispatch know. >> You okay? >> I'm fine. >> Okay, perfect. >> I'm sorry. >> Did you see it or did you just that way? >> Huh? >> Oh, there was a car that came and I just had to swerve. Okay. Gotcha. You okay? You need EMS or anything? >> Do you need EMS or anything? Are you okay? >> I mean, I'm in pain, but it's okay. >> What What's pain? What's hurting you? >> Like my It's okay, though. >> Where the seat belt was? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Would you like to be checked out? >> I mean, >> I have EMS in route, so they're they're already coming. I'm just going to either cancel them or I'm going to let them keep coming. So, you just tell me if you would like to be checked out or not. I don't think it's a big deal, but I think it's okay. >> You don't want to be checked out. >> I think it's I mean, I don't think it's a big deal. >> I >> I don't know if >> I can't make the decision for you medically. So, I don't know. But >> if you would like to be checked out, then I'm going to How about I just let EMS come? They can check you out, make sure you're okay. Is that all right? Why don't you do me a favor and step over here on the sidewalk? Let's get out the road. Okay. Step over there. I'll talk to you for a second. Yeah. Hey, bud. What's up? >> I don't know if you want to just identify her and stuff. >> Hey, how you got your hair last night? >> Have a driver's license on you, please. >> How did you accomplish that? >> I didn't. >> Were you driving? >> My friend was driving. >> He was driving? >> No, my friend was driving. >> Well, where's your friend? >> She left. >> She left. What did she leave on? >> I can't say she carries my license. >> What's your friend's name? >> I can't say. >> You can't say. >> I'm sorry, but >> it's my friend. I'm >> sure. 557 27 when you're ready. What's up? >> No, I just I just showed up. >> You can take it if you want. >> Get a tag. Central tag. Ready? [laughter] >> Sierra Bravo 405. I'm uh go ahead and >> right here. Hey, there's tracks right there. Right here. >> Right there. >> Hey What happened there? >> So, she said that uh she said her friend was driving. >> Oh, her friend. >> Here's her driver's license. >> She's in the call already. earlier and read off dispatch photo. >> I mean, >> so you have all the spare Where is her Where's >> What you looking for? >> She said her friend was driving. >> Oh, >> which I don't believe at all. Who are you? >> [snorts] >> that you mess up on is the ones that you don't like. >> We're going to go home. I need to study for my exam. >> What happened? >> Sorry. >> What happened? I said my friend was driving. I need to go home soon because I need it. >> Who's your friend? >> I can't say cuz she said I couldn't say. >> H So, how did your car end up there? >> Well, I can't say because >> because why? >> Oh, we went to the comedy show over there by the um bay. >> Mhm. And what happened after that? >> We're leaving and there was a car that >> there was a car that what? >> Cross the intersection. >> Cross the intersection. >> Yeah. >> I mean, I see your car. >> I know, but I mean she was driving. I wasn't paying attention. So your friend that you will not identify was driving. >> No, because she ran. >> You have her She ran. Do you have your cell phone? You got your phone? >> Do I have her cell phone? >> Do you have your cell phone on you right now? >> My cell phone? Yeah. >> Do you mind getting >> You think you got your cell phone? >> I'm here. Oopsie. >> Huh? >> I don't have her phone. >> You No, I said your phone. >> Where's your phone at? >> I don't have it. >> You don't have your cell phone? No. >> Nowhere. >> That's why I was confused. >> Oh. So, how how much alcohol have you had? >> None. >> None. >> No. >> At all. >> That's why I didn't try. >> But your friend that you will not identify was supposedly driving the vehicle. >> She was driving. That's why I didn't try. What is she? What? Describe her. What does she look like? >> We're not Hispanic. >> Hello. Uh >> seat belt. >> Zelar. >> Oh, where where at? Where's your where's the market? >> That's on your left side. >> No, >> it's interesting. So that your left side, huh? Now I'm going to put your purse back in here. Where where at on your left side? I don't like it. I don't see anything. >> It's a little a little reddish. >> Does it hurt when I touch it? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You wearing your seat belt? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Are you want to go to the hospital and get checked out? I don't know cuz if it's going to cost me then probably not. >> Um I I don't do we don't do anything with the billing of it all. >> I mean I can't say yes or no what's going to happen with that. >> That's up to you to decide. >> I mean we're more than welcome to take you down there and get you checked out. >> Um I mean there's nothing that's like majorly obviously broken or anything like that, but it's always good to go get checked out after an accident. Like like previous car accidents I feel like it's >> okay. >> Yeah. >> Airbag deployment. >> Uh >> no. >> Oh, okay. >> It's kind of weird that it's locked, but it's locked. >> Oh, okay. So, you don't want to go with them in your design? I mean, they can't get me to find your answer or like is it >> Yeah, I don't deal with billing or anything like that or how it's all paid or anything like that. I just take you up to the hospital and it goes from there. So, that that's a decision you're going to have to make on your own. I can't say it is going to cost you. It isn't. I I don't know how all that works. >> I don't know how to answer that. Um, >> I would always air on the side of caution and always go get checked out. Uh, because you are in an accident. I mean, we can't look at everything. Um, so I always side on the side of caution, but I can't do anything about payments or anything like that. I don't deal with any of that. >> I am a college student, so I'm very like um I just don't know how to answer that. It is your decision if you want to go or not. >> Um, >> so what do they evaluate for when it is like if I do go? Can I ask >> what are they going to look looking at? They're going to tell you like X-rays, MRIs, stuff like that. >> Yeah, but >> I mean they're just going to make sure there's like nothing broken or anything like that. Uh, make sure that everything checks out. You don't have a head injury. Your neck's fine, your back's fine, all that kind of stuff. That's what they're going to check. >> And if I don't go, >> I was driving a friend home. >> You're driving a friend home? >> Yeah. >> I gotcha. All right. >> I know. It become this. >> Do what? Uh because you were you were up here and then you thought to turn onto the road. So, >> I was just trying to help a friend walk. >> Oh, to drive him home. >> I was driving a friend home. >> I got you. All right. You want to do a sobriety test? >> You want to do a sobriety test? >> No, I was just driving a friend home. >> You're just driving a friend home and you don't want to do a soriety test? >> No. >> All righty. She just called me and I was just coming to help her. >> Uh, take your purse down. There we go. Put those right here. Uh, let me see those. Put those right there. >> It literally came just help a friend out. >> I got you. Uh, face that light up sign right there. And put your hands behind your back. All right. Just like that. >> My water bottle. >> Do what? >> Yeah, I'll put it back. >> My water bottles on the floor. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'll put it back in your car. >> And then let me see. Uh, that hand right there. I don't want to mess up your I'm just going to push those up right there. And then I'm going to lock these so they don't get tight on you. Okay. >> I understand. Sorry about that. Thank >> you. Thank you. >> All right, miss. We're going to Where's your water bottle? Oh, you take it over there. We're going to walk over to this car right over here. Okay, we're going to get on the passenger side. So, over on that side. >> I understand. But yeah, so right now you're being placed under arrest for for driving on her. >> When asked to perform sobriety test, she refuses. [music] That refusal alone shifts the tone. Officers remain calm, but the law is clear. Impaired driving isn't just about her safety. It's about everyone else on the road. The arrest becomes inevitable. All >> right. So, this is called the uh Georgia implied consent notice for suspects over the age of 21. I got to read it and then at the end of it, it's just a simple yes or no. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right. All right. The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of the state upon your submission to state administer chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substance for the purpose of determining if you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit to blood or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. If you submit to testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.08 g or more, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substance at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your blood? You want to go do a blood test? >> But I didn't do anything. No. >> Yeah. So you you wrecked >> Wait. So >> you wrecked out over there. So it's just a simple yes or no. Okay. What I did but I didn't do anything wrong. I don't understand. >> So you're saying that if I say yes that I'm assuming it's a voluntary test. >> Okay. So I say no then. >> Okay. No. >> I didn't >> I don't get it. I don't I didn't do anything wrong. >> All right. So you just you just told me >> Oh, okay. Wait. Okay. Can I get this straight? So basically, if I say yes, I'm saying that I agree to that I'm doing something wrong. And if I say no, that means that like tell me if I'm wrong. Like if I that I'm uh >> well, I can't interpret this card. I can only read from it. >> But you understand it. No. >> And from you, it's just a simple yes or no. So it's whatever you want to do. It's a voluntary test. >> So if I say no, it's an unvoluntary test. Well, it's voluntary because you're voluntary voluntaring to do the test. So, it's a simple yes or no. >> So, if I say no, what does that mean? >> I can only read from the card. Do you want me to read it again? >> Can you, please? >> Yep. I sure will. >> Thank you. >> All right. So, listen close. [clears throat] So, this is the Georgia imply consent notice for suspects over the age of 21. >> Okay. The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon your submission to state administer chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substance for the purpose of determining if you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit to blood or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. If you submit to testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.08 g or more, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state may be uh suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substance at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administer chemical test of your blood? >> Oh yeah, >> there's one right here. >> Hey, there's like a skin mark right here by tire. It looks like there's one a little bit further down the >> Look at that passenger side and see if her the wheels are jacked up. >> Oh, okay. So she's literally trying to ride on the uh train tracks the sidewall of the front. >> Oh yeah. >> I know, right? >> But you can see >> Oh my gosh. Yeah. >> See right there where she ripped the sidewall on it. >> Do what? >> I have an exam on Friday. able to take it. >> Uh, >> it's like at 12:00 p.m. on Friday. I don't know like if you even care, but like one of you will take it. >> Uh, you should be able. Yeah, you'll be able to. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> You sure? >> Yes, ma'am. >> It's like my last class and I'm a bit nervous. Are you sure? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, I don't know. East Lake Street outside. >> So, I'll be able to get up by 11:30 tomorrow. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> You sure? Are you sure? >> Dispatch has been updated. >> Yes or no? Can you >> do what? >> My professor. >> Uh what about >> my exam is on Friday at 11. I don't know. I don't I mean clearly did I make it? >> That's like my last exam for the semester. I make it or not? >> Yeah, you will. We'll just wait forever. >> What? >> We got another person down the bar. Going to be a bail in the alley. >> No, I can't make it. >> Dispatch has been updated. >> I just I said you you'll be able to make it. >> Really? >> Yes, ma'am. >> And then comes the most human moment. She pleads about her exam, her degree, [music] her future. It's heartbreaking. A young woman caught between ambition and accountability. The [music] officers can't email her professor. They can't erase the charges. It's a collision of law and life where choices echo far beyond the night. >> Class, please. I work really hard. 11. >> Clear. Can you just please work really hard on the class? Please cor theory. Can you just Can you just let him know please? I love I was like where are color. Like literally everything. I already got into my master's program. Like I don't know if anything, but I Hey guys, I'm like from my last Thursday. I don't know. say I'm going to say please like can you just please say I already got in for the spring like I'm graduating in the summer for my finance degree for my BSA please I applied to Emory and I got in for my master for nursing All right, just stand right there and then I got to get your purse. All right, ma'am. We got to go there. Okay. >> [sighs] [sighs] [snorts] >> My hair my face. >> Do what? >> I said my hair. It's so bad. >> No. You have an opinion. about get your handcuffs in a second. Okay. >> Okay. So, this is [snorts] What? >> Clark >> Athens [snorts] do your job. Okay. >> [snorts] [sighs] >> Hello. Come on in for me. >> Hello, baby.