Hi there. Hi, >> sir. >> Mr. Vi, >> what? >> Mr. Vi? >> Yes, sir. >> You're just into the police department? >> Huh? Yeah. I was just down there and paid a a ticket. >> Okay. Reason I'm stopping you is we had a report that you were possibly intoxicated. >> No. >> You having anything to drink? >> No. No, I'm all good. Um, no. I just went and paid the snow ticket. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? I I have my I don't have a driver license. >> You don't have a license? >> But I do have my Jeez. >> Can you pull it out for me, please? >> Sure can. So, what brought you into the police department today? >> Cuz I had a snow ticket. >> Oh, okay. >> Come on. >> And I I just wanted to pay my snow ticket. >> Okay. Um, do you have proof of insurance on you? >> Yes, I do. Oh my gosh. I do have insurance. >> Okay. >> You want to go to my house? >> No. >> How much you had to drink? >> Nothing. >> You haven't had anything to drink at all? >> No. >> You normally slur your words? >> No. No, sir. >> You diabetic or something? >> No. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to have you step out of the car and do some field sobriety tests for me here. >> All right. Can I pull? >> Nope. You're fine. Right where you are. >> All right. >> You don't have any weapons on you at all, do you? >> Oh, hell no. >> Do you care if I pat you down real quick or Sure. [Music] All right. Appreciate it. Do you mind uh just stepping on over to the sidewalk here for me? Right up to the sidewalk. Right up to the sidewalk there. Sidewalk. >> Oh my gosh. Right up to the sidewalk, please. Okay. All right. Turn around, face me. I'm going to explain and demonstrate uh some tests to you. Um make sure you understand them and and have you perform those tests for me. Okay. >> You bet. >> Um first test I'm going to have you do is a a walk and turn test. Um >> now do what now? >> A walk and turn test. Okay. Um, go ahead and stand with your right foot in front of your left foot. Heel touching heel to toe. Go ahead. Just like I'm standing. Right foot in front of your left. Touching heel to toe. Just like this. Right foot in front of your left. Can I hold your hand? >> No. Okay, I'm going to have you stand in that position while I explain and demonstrate this next test to you. Okay. >> Um, do you want me to go to jail? >> I'm just >> Sir, what is your name? >> Robert. >> Robert, how much have you had to drink? Robert, >> I >> Robert, >> I guess I had a little bit too much to drink. >> Okay, you had too much. You must have just stopped drinking, man. >> Well, I went down to the the uh police station to >> Sure. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Well, we're concerned about you, Robert. Okay. So, Officer Chilson's going to run you through field sobriety testing. >> I know you. >> Mhm. >> And we're all good guys here. We're We're here. >> Yes, sir. >> We're we're we're not here to screw you. We're here to help you >> and the other citizens in the city. >> Right. So, if you can just follow Officer Chosen's directions that this could be a very easy way to go. Okay, >> I got you. >> So, I'm just going to step back on Twitter. >> Okay. Um, thank you. Can you go ahead and take your glasses off for me there? >> Can Can you see the tip of this pen well enough to just follow it with your eyes back and forth? >> Yes, I can. >> Just Just follow it with follow the top part of the pen there with your eyes. >> Yes. >> And and keep your head still for me. Okay. Can you do that? Just keep your head still and follow follow the tip of the pen with your eyes. >> Gotcha. >> Are you looking at the pen? >> Yep. >> Keep looking at the pen. >> Look at the pen the whole time. >> Gotcha. >> You're not looking at the pen. >> I am looking at the pen. >> Look focus right on the tip with your eyes. Okay. And just watch it the whole time. You're not You're not watching the pen. >> What? You want me to watch the tip? >> I want you to watch the tip of the pen. >> The pen. >> Yep. I want you to follow it with your eyes. >> Okay. >> Stare at it. >> All right. How How much have you had to drink? >> You know, I I was drinking uh with my wife all night and uh she's she's gone. She's uh uh >> uh taking care of my granddaughter. >> Okay. I'm not even going to ask you to perform the next test for your safety. Um >> okay. >> But but I will take a PBT here from you. >> Oh my gosh. >> Uh go ahead and take a deep breath, wrap your lips around the tube, and blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Yeah. Hey, you know what? I'm I'm not stupid. You know >> that's okay. Robert, um >> Yes, sir. >> Can I ask you a question, please? >> Yes, sir. >> How uh how many times have you been arrested for owi in the state of Wisconsin? >> Uh maybe once. >> Maybe once. How long how long ago was that? You know, >> probably about two years ago. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, that ain't okay. We can work with you. I mean, but um Officer Chelson has some other stuff to talk about right quick, >> but we will uh we'll take care of you. >> Okay. >> Should I go home? >> Nope. Nope. You're under arrest. >> All right. Can I >> I'll I'll get some stuff out of your car. >> Everything that you ask us to do, Robert. >> Right. Can I take my truck home? >> No. Uh, somebody can come pick it up and I'm going to lock it up for you. >> Okay. They give you the keys. >> I'll put your put the cuffs in front of you here. Okay. Since you being cooperative, >> uh, Robert, this process you will be home. Okay. But we just have to have somebody come pick you up. Okay. >> Sure. I just want to do something with my throat. >> Yeah. Can you do you give me permission to lock it up for you? >> Yeah. Can I get my seat? >> Yeah. I'm going to go get your seats for you. >> Okay. Then we're going to go down to Then we're going to go down police station and just do some paperwork right here. >> Yep. >> And we will get you on your way. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you need anything else out of there besides your keys? >> Uh my wallet. >> Okay. >> Yep. I can get that for you. >> Yeah. I'm I'm good, officer. >> I I just want to make sure you don't fall down here. 5231 in custody. 1055. We're >> We're just here to help you. >> I I get you, sir. Just wait right here. Right here. You know, my wallets in there. I don't really want to leave my truck right here, though. >> Oh, that's fine. You're legally >> lock it up. Then after the process at the Edton Police Department. >> Okay. >> We're going to turn you over to somebody >> and they can drive it home for you. >> Yeah. >> Well, my wife my wife is uh in Stoton right now. >> Okay. And this process will be about an hour and a half maybe. Okay. >> Holy crap. >> Just keys. Keys and wallet then. >> Yeah. Just my keys and wallet. >> All right. He's getting that. Why don't we go have a seat? >> Let's go have a seat. Go have a seat in the car here. >> Yeah. It's been a long time since I've been back in one of your >> Well, here you go. >> We'll we'll take care of you. >> Put that in over there for me. All right. >> Yes, sir. Hey. >> Okay. >> Yeah. That's all right. You need help? I can do it if you want. >> Yeah, I'm going to need help. [Music] >> Thank you, sir. >> I don't know if you want this over your arms or where you're just going down there. >> Go ahead and just put your arms down. There you go. >> Uh you got my uh wallet? >> Yep. Yep. Yep. I got your wallet and your keys. And now because I didn't touch your inside your wallet, I'm going to put it in your pocket. >> Okay. >> That way you know that I didn't mess around with your wallet, sir. >> There you go. You didn't steal my money again. >> No, I didn't steal it. Now, Robert, we're we're we're going to make this a good process for you. Okay. >> Thank you, sir. >> And um we're going to cooperate with you, but we do have some paperwork to do. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> Start the ticket in the car or what are you thinking? >> Yep. Um because of nothing works at the PD, this is going to be very hard. That's why Okay, that's beside the point. >> I know. >> Write the first citation for uh >> OWI >> for the OWI operating while under the influence. Get that, bring that in the PD. Then we'll do all the other stuff. Then go back to the car and write the other ticket. Then it just going to be a process because >> appreciate your help on it >> because it's very difficult not having it at the PD. >> Yeah. >> But two of us will get this done in no time. >> Yeah. All right. >> Oh, we'll go right right in this way. Yes, sir. >> Yep. No problem. We'll uh we'll get this done as fast as we can for you. We'll go right in this room here on the right. Yep. Yep. And go sit against the far wall over here. All the way over there. Right on the bench there. >> Yep. Yep. >> There you go. I'll just sit here with you. How's that sound? >> You know, this guy has no my son. >> Oh, okay. >> And he is uh fortunate. My son's doing really well. Well, that's good to hear. >> Okay. Have to listen really careful to Officer Joseph. Yes, sir. Okay. Under Wisconsin's implied consent law, I'm required to read this notice to you. >> Will you submit to an evidentary chemical test of your blood? >> We will explain the process to you very clearly because you've been very interoperative and >> and we'll we have to do what we have to do. Okay, >> I got you. >> Let me get a copy. Ah, may you. >> Well, that don't matter. We're just human beings like you are. >> I know. I got you. >> Okay. Um, you've been very cooperative. >> Thank you, sir. >> So, um, we we did the process halfway. Um, we read you the informing of the accused. Sure. >> And now, um, Officer Chilson will, uh, transport you down to the Rock County Jail to take your blood. That's how we do it. >> You can't do it here. >> Oh, no. We It has to be a medical personnel at the jail. >> So, I've got to go to Rock County Jail. >> Yes. >> Am I going to be arrested? >> Yeah. But, but but but listen to me. This ain't that you're in a tough spot. You'll be transported to the Rock County Jail. They have very nice nurses. They will take uh vials of blood from you. But then officer Chelse will book you into the jail. Okay. Then once the booking process is done, you can make your phone call after you see the judge and get out of there. All right. >> Can I make a phone call now? Call my wife. >> I think that would be okay. Yeah. >> Can you come on here, please? >> Uh, >> I think a phone call would be okay. >> Okay. >> But, Officer Chilson, we'll take you to the jail, take some blood from you. >> Okay. >> Then, um, more paperwork follow after we get the blood back. >> Right. >> But, but you're going to get a mandatory court date from the Rock County. >> That's one, too. >> Okay. >> I'm all good with that. I just want to call my wife. >> But you're gonna have to sit down there until you see a judge. >> Okay. >> Okay. Now, what is today? >> Today is Monday. >> Today's >> Tuesday the 6. >> Okay. If I can call my wife and get my truck and >> Yeah. If you want if you want to make a call, that's fine. Oh, >> we just have to uh dial the area 9 and then the area code. So, area code 608. >> I got bad news for you. All right. Been arrested. I've been arrested. I got they're taking taking me down uh Jamesville. Well, I went and paid that that snow ticket and uh the officers pulled me over. [Music] Um right on Blaine Street, you'll see my truck. All right. So, I'm going to jail. because they um well >> for OI and uh that was from last night. >> I don't but I was drunk last night. No, today I just went pay my paid that ticket. Anyways, they're saying that I I be out of jail. I don't know. I'm sorry. I don't know what to tell you either. >> Do you want to leave the keys for the car for her at all or? >> Sure. >> No, the cop police officer right here. Do you want the keys? I know you're babysitting. I got that done. Oh, I'm kind of screwed up right now. Does does she want us to leave those keys or do you want to leave those keys? >> Yeah. >> Yes. Okay. Oh, we'll put him in the truck. >> Really? >> Or we can drop them off later. >> Oh, okay. Well, the the officer just said uh we'll put him right in the mailbox. All right. So, I'm kind of screwed right now. So, >> can I talk to you? >> Hi, this is Officer Chelsea. >> Hello. >> Yeah. >> He's going to jail for >> OWI. Okay. Very good. >> All right. Thanks. Bye. Wilder 34. >> Yeah. Officer Chilson will just buzz you down there quick and once you walk into the doors, uh there will be a nurse >> that's going to take your blood. Okay. >> Then Chris is going to write down the times and the date that they take your blood and and he will take that little packet with him. >> Will I be able to? >> Uh that's up. I I I don't think you'll be able to see a judge today. >> Oh, I can't see a judge. >> Yeah, you'll have to see a judge. So, I don't know. >> But that might be this afternoon. >> Yeah, possibly. >> Cuz I don't want to promise anything. >> No, I I'm just >> But you'll just be booked in to the to jail after the blood work. >> Can I just walk home? >> No. >> Well, I would like to have you. >> I I will go in and myself. >> Yeah, but we can't do that. Don't you can't do that. >> Okay. >> But uh you've been go you've been so well through the process. It makes it easier. >> Sure. >> That you're cooperative. So just go down with Officer Chosen, give your blood, and he will book you in real quick and you will sit in a little room and the and the jail will figure out if you'll be able to see a judge today. >> Probably ain't going to happen. >> I can't answer that because I don't know. >> Probably ain't going to happen. All right. >> But by law, we have to have because the Rock County won't let you walk in without handcuffs. >> Yeah. >> I get you. >> Yeah. >> We'll keep them in front. >> Oh, I hate these goddamn things. >> I'll make I'll make it so they don't tighten up on you there, too. >> That's good. >> All right. >> Okay. We're good to go. >> All right, >> then. Um, okay. You have to copy the citation >> for >> Oh, for the blood kit. You have to fill all that out inside that blood kit. >> Mhm. >> Thank you. >> And you're good. >> Yep. >> Then my my uh licenses. >> Yeah, I'll give that to you. >> Okay. >> Um otherwise, there's nothing specific about it. It's just the book in as a owi as well. >> So, this is the OWI citation. Um, >> sure. All right. >> Court dates up here, but the judge will judge will give you a court date. I don't know if that'll be it or not. Um, this is that thing that I read to you. You said you'd give us a sample of your blood. >> Sure. >> And then here's your your ID. So, I'll just put this all in a >> Okay. Can put this all in your pocket there if you want. Gotcha. You got your keys there. I'll grab those off you. Yep. >> She wants them all at me. >> Yeah, she wants them. >> You don't have anything in here I need to know about, do you? >> Uh, just money. >> Okay. >> Is she coming to the police department? >> No, I'm going to drop them off at some point there. Unless Unless you want to take >> Yeah. >> She said I don't think she's home right now. No, she's she's in uh >> she said you could drop them with uh Barb and >> Yeah, she's my neighbor. >> So, you think I'd come home today? >> I don't know. >> Yeah, we'll find out. I don't know. >> Jeez. >> Right out this way. Right. Right this way. This one? >> Yep. >> Stand right here for me and I'll get the door for you. Actually, we'll go the other side over here. >> Can you put that in my bucket? >> Yep. No problem. >> There you go. All righty. Get you buckled in there again. You may have it just like this. >> Yeah. >> All right. You all right? All right. You can step on out here. You unbuckled there. Sure. Would >> get the buckle off there. >> Yeah. >> All right. We'll go right to that door right over there. >> All right. Just stand right over here for me. All right. Go ahead and just have a seat right over here on the left. >> They draw better out of a certain arm. >> What's that? >> They draw better out of a certain arm. >> I No, I don't. All right, I'll do this one. I'll try this one anyway. >> Okay, I'm an old guy. That is >> okay. >> This is for the nurse. Nurse wants to know where he at. >> All right. >> Says 0 blow 5 seconds until it clicks. >> Okay, >> blue heading up. >> Thank you. I got it. >> I know. >> What's What's your position? Are you >> LPN? >> LPN. >> That's same as registered nurse, correct? >> No. No. >> It's not >> 31.31. >> Just under. >> What's that? >> That's how much alcohol is in here. >> I I I know >> it doesn't give me that as >> well. Medical professionals >> forum for our jail. We got to be clear for you to stay here if you're 3 and above. >> I got you. >> But I'm good. Right. >> So one pretty good, right? [Music] >> Yeah. We don't we can't really use those numbers for anything. So that's why we got to draw the blood actually. So >> yeah, thank you. >> Well, thank you all. >> I know you, man. >> So, I'd like to ask you some questions, but before I do that, I'm going to read you your rights real quick. Okay. >> Sure. >> Uh before we ask you any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before questioning and have the lawyer with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, a lawyer will be appointed for you without charge prior to any questioning. If you decide to start answering questions at this time, you can stop any time during the questioning. Um, this says, "I have read or have read to me the statement of my rights. I understand what my rights are. I am willing to answer questions at this time. I do not want a lawyer at this time. I understand and know what I am doing." Uh, you agree to that? And >> I do. >> Then I just put a signature right on that X right there. All right, I'm going to continue with that questioning. Okay, sir. Your rights are still in effect. >> Uh, were you operating a motor vehicle? >> Said it again. >> I'm sorry. >> Say that again. >> Your rights are still in effect. I read the all of your rights. >> Okay. >> Do you want me to read them again or >> No, no, I just wanted >> Okay. Um, were you operate operating a motor vehicle? >> Yes. >> What street or highway were you on? I was on Switzerland. >> Where were you? Where were you going? >> What is today's date? >> Today is uh Tuesday. Tuesday. I know that. >> Okay. Uh, where were you coming from? >> I I went down to a police station there to pay a ticket. >> Do you know what time it is? >> Yes. >> It was about >> No. What? What? What is the time right now? >> Oh, 30. Okay. When did you last sleep? >> About 10:30 last night. >> Um, how much sleep did you have? >> Not much. Um, my wife went she she went and um >> that that's good enough. Okay. >> Um, is that your normal amount? No, >> nor is about about 9:00. >> So, how how many hours of sleep do you did you get? At least an hour or how many hours do you think you got? >> Last night. >> Yeah, >> about four >> four hours. >> Four hours. 5 hours maybe. >> Okay. Do you have gird? >> I'm I'm sorry. I don't know what that means. >> Okay. So probably not then if if you don't >> you say gird >> gird. Yeah. >> I don't know what that means. >> Okay. Uh diabetes. >> Nope. >> Have you been drinking? >> No. >> Oh, apparently. Yeah. >> Uh how how much? >> I just had a few beers last night. That was about it. uh the time you started drinking >> about maybe uh >> I don't know maybe 2:00 in the morning >> um time you stopped >> u about midnight and then I went to the the jail to Uh, pay my chicken. >> Okay. What have you been drinking? >> Just beer. >> Uh, where were you drinking? >> Have you been using drugs? >> No. No joke. >> Um, from the time you from the last time you operated a motor vehicle, have you been drinking or using drugs? >> No. Um, are you under the influence of alcohol or drugs at this time? >> No. >> Were you involved in a crash today? >> No. >> Okay, that's all I got here then. >> Good. >> Yeah. I'm going to turn you over to these gentlemen here then. I appreciate your cooper cooperation, Robert, and I'll I'll try to get those keys back here. >> Sure. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. You're welcome. >> This way, Robert. Okay. >> Robert was found guilty for operating while intoxicated. Fifth offense. He was sentenced to 18 months in jail and three years of probation.