All right, brother. I'm going to ask you straight out. You had anything to drink today? >> That was earlier. >> Roll me a second, please. Go ahead and stop. Lean forward on vehicle, please. >> Send me a second, please. >> Take a look real quick, please. >> All right, sir. Keep your hands out of your waistband. >> Yeah, this uh my name is T. I had a little small fender bender over here. It's a Chevron. I'm over here in the It's a yoga in the subway over here in the 72nd. Uh yeah, I got a witness and I got the other person that hit me over. >> Are we concerned the driver's intoxicated? >> What's going on? >> So, we had enough to bend the hill. >> Yeah. >> At the light right there and they tried to tell me I was wrong. I had a witness job. >> I don't care. Exchange information. Be adults. >> That's what I told her. >> Give her your car, your driver's license, your proof insurance, your registration. >> That's what I he said. did. >> No reason not to exchange information. It's what you're supposed to do. >> That's what I said. >> I mean, I've tried to offer it multiple times. That's what I'm saying. >> So, like I say, we got to go then. >> Which mean you're in this one? >> No, this is my truck. >> Was your truck? You hit this one? >> No. No. She hit me right here. I don't care. Your insurance will figure that out. >> Oh, I figured that right there. >> All right, brother. I'm going to ask you straight out. You had anything to drink today? >> That was earlier. >> Roll me a second, please. Go ahead and stop. Lean forward on vehicle, please. >> Send me a second, please. Take a leap real quick, please. All right, sir. Report. Keep your hands out of your waistband. No. Just relaxing up. >> No need for the air. >> One in custody. >> Go turn around for me. You got to figure out anything you got to worry about. >> No. All right. Turn around. Lean on the vehicle there. All right. I don't want you to scratch your truck, but I don't want you to fall down either. All right. You got driver's license ID on you? >> Yes, sir. In my [ __ ] right there. >> Phone. >> I don't need the air. >> I'll try to keep things as dry as I can. This your truck registered to you? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Oh, sorry. I don't know. People still carry change. >> Mr. How do I say that? Good. >> Oh, >> Gry. >> Gry. Sir. >> Gry. Mr. Gedry. My name is Officer P Lakewood Police Department. At this point in time, you're being detained for suspicion of driving under the influence of a car accident. That said, what I have to tell you is that Hold on. Have a script. All right. Now, you do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney, have an attorney present during questioning. Can't afford an attorney won't be provided before you prior to questioning. You have the right to answer these uh to exercise these rights to anybody at time, not answer any questions, not make any statements. Do you understand what I've told you? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, cool. Part of the rules. >> Can I get my witness right? >> Witness, we'll talk to your witness in a second. Right now, I'm a little bit more concerned about getting you out of the rain and getting yourself from getting soaked and getting your stuff in the car. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, here's what we're going to do, Mr. >> G. Gri. >> All right. We're going to go to my car. >> Sure. >> Right. I'm going to take your stuff, put in the back, and we're going to have a conversation. I don't want you to fall down, though. You're making me nervous. >> All right. Watch. Watch your step there. >> Step on the car. >> All right. All right. >> This way. Right. Yeah. We're going to go to police car. >> Ah, you step on the speed bump. >> Yes, sir. >> You fall, your hands are cuffed behind your back, that means you can't break your fall. >> And I would feel really, really bad for you. >> All right, let's get you out of the weather real fast. Slide on in here. Grab a quick seat. We're going to figure a couple things out. All right. >> Yes, sir. >> Of course you can. Tell you something. I um I've been up here 8 years. >> You did what? >> No, I've been up here 8 years. I'm from Texas. >> Okay. >> Now, now you going to roll my record. I ain't got no warrants. >> I believe you. >> I I just came from my brother house. I If you hands up, >> I didn't I didn't do nothing wrong. I drunk a bill. That was it, sir. >> All right. All right. Well, we'll figure that out. I got ways to figure that out. All right. All right. Give me a minute. Oh, >> good, sir. All right. Just so you know, Michigan like there's a camera back there. >> I might I b some I might bow some weed. um earlier. It might it might be in my console. I >> I don't care about the weed, man. That's legal. >> No, no. I I just left my brother house. >> Okay. >> We We celebrating Christmas. I had a beer. >> That was it. >> All right. All right. Hey, just keep in mind that you're being recorded while you're back. >> I understand. I'm supposed to tell you. Good. I I understand how you >> Most people know that by now, but I'm still supposed to tell you. I >> I I totally understand, man. It's good, man. As long as I can get my um >> What's going on, >> brother? And my um phone number is cool, man. God damn. >> Being a nice guy. >> Yeah. >> Probably shouldn't be driving right now. >> Mr. Gry, have you ever been uh arrested for DUI before? >> No, sir. >> Okay. It's important question I have to ask. Look, you know, sir, all my life I've been uphill. I got away from Texas. I did my time in prison. I got up here. And you know, I ain't mad at y'all, man. You know, I was heading home and I seen I seen a light and I had a witness. I did not turn. I was going my my apartment is right down now. All right. >> Like still at University Place on Orchard. That's a good address. Apartment Street B. You know, I had a good time at the casino. I I ain't bought nobody. >> Okay. >> And but you know, I understand you gotta do your job. >> I do have a job to do. I can't get out. >> Hey, you know, as long as I can get my brother number off the phone, you know what I'm saying? That's cool. I understand you got a job, man. [ __ ] man. Damn. That's why don't even come out, man. 0739G 073. >> Out of all the stuff I ever done, man, it's cool. >> Uh, yep. 5033 South Orchard, right? That's you. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> I wouldn't even care if they drop me off. I don't even need the truck. >> We'll figure out a couple things there. Hey, just uh for my identification, what's your phone number, Mr. Gri? >> Um, >> it's uh 253 um 253. >> Yes, sir. I'm type of person. That little scratch on my truck don't mean nothing. But I know I was in the right, but I'm not that type of guy. >> All right. Give me a second here. All right. Oh wow man. Fountain buses. >> Christmas transit. Yes. >> For like the four buses that are out and about. You >> okay? >> Yeah. I'll be around. >> All right. >> Hey, nice hat. Police. Uh, >> did you put him in the casket? >> My witness said that she was uh westbound on 74th in the in the one of the lanes. She's in the other lane on a red car in front of the truck is making a northbound turn. [ __ ] >> she makes on her and for whatever reason she starts to roll through the red light and then >> right so realistically he's not the at fault driver he's just at fault because >> yes >> he's intoxicated >> yes >> that's bad luck very bad at him >> okay okay do me a favor close your door there for me I don't know if you want to be in a picture but you don't have to be It's not required by any means. >> Probably we'll figure that out. >> Um, all right. >> I don't really have to take his truck anywhere. Bill. >> Doesn't look like he's >> all right. So, rolling here. >> He makes the left. >> This way. >> At least that's what he said cuz she was like I I was sitting right next to her and we had a red and then she just rolled through. Let me double check with Wyatt and see. Oh, weird. That's crazy. >> Siren. Oh, which one of those? It's back here. >> All right, Mr. G, I'm going to explain this to you. Uh, because I I'm not in the business of like hiding information. All right. Can count at least one thing, sir? >> Yeah. Yeah. I I I ain't I ain't going to run. Can I Can I at least write my brother's number down so I can call him? >> Um I have your phone. >> I'm not. >> Is it in your phone? >> It's in my phone. >> So we don't even need to cross that bridge yet. All right. I'm going to ask you one more time. In any state in this nation, have you ever been arrested for DUI? >> No, sir. >> Okay. That might make our decisions a little easier. All right. No guarantees at this point in time. So, I'm kind of obligated because right now, like I told you, you're under arrest for suspicion of DUI. Right? That part I'm not I'm not going to pretend otherwise for you. In order for me to figure out if I have reason to believe my suspicions or not, I have a machine back in my my police department. It's one of those blowing machine kind of things, right? You can give me the information I need to make the decision here as to whether or not you are intoxicated, right? You can you can participate in this test. It's actually not that hard. The hardest part is I have to wear my glasses while I read it to you. That's the biggest pain. Um, my other option is I take you back and I put you in a holding cell. I write a warrant for a judge. I call and I wake up. A judge is having a good Christmas and ask them to write the warrant. So, I have to draw your blood. Right. Those are the two options I have for you right now. Again, I'm I'm shooting straight with you. All right. Would you rather we just do the breath machine or should I I just work on a warrant? I'll do the I I'll do the birth machine, but I'm going tell you if if if I'm not if I'm not right, can I can I at least find my brother? Can I call my >> I would not have a problem with that. All right. >> Let's do it then. >> So, okay. Okay. >> Oh. Oh, good, Ben. >> All right. Give us a minute. I'm going to make sure your truck's locked. All right. >> Sure. Oh, no. It's no problem, sir. back. >> You know, >> dropping in here. >> I like your attitude, man. It's Christmas. >> Do a job. >> Hey, you know what? If you if if if it come back a job, you know what I'm saying? I like your attitude. I Hey, you ain't did nothing with your job. But I know one thing. I I'm I would literally drive down my house. I don't give a I don't that that look >> going that way, right? >> No, I was going the other way, sir. like you were coming down and trying to >> I was trying to turn. >> Look, man. Look, I I'm not going to lie to you. I No, no recorder or nothing. >> I've been locked up on 18 years on and off. I'm not stupid. I um I'm not I'm not against you, police. I'm not none I'm not none of those type of guys. I go to work. I stay out the way. I don't mind my business. But they hit me and I had somebody seen it and I was like I know I turned the right way. >> But it's it's understood. >> Lie to you. >> But the accounts of the collision um match yours. Uh the unfortunate thing is is the thing that I have to solve is whether or not you are intoxicated while you're driving your vehicle. >> And that right there ain't going to lie. >> Right. the collision itself. Um, it seems pretty straightforward. That's You were trying to go that way, right? Trying to take left. >> Yeah. Well, I was trying to come the way you coming right now. >> And you're trying to turn over there, >> right? And the other person seen me and I seen the light >> in the middle of the intersection. Wasn't paying attention. It sounds like >> I seen the light. I ain't I'm not going to do nothing crazy. I was heading to my house. Go turn my fire on. I do it all the time. No problem. The the day I don't know what happened. >> All the days, right? It it got scrape. You know, if y'all want to call it good, little scrape ain't nothing to me. But hey, I understand you gota do your job. But I'm not trying to go to jail, but I'll do your little thing, your little test and stuff, but I don't think I'm like that. But >> So, here's the deal. I have to do a check, right? >> Oh, good. I I understand you. >> I've been arrested for DUI before. I do not have an obligation to take you to jail. If you've been arrested for DUI at any point in time, I have an obligation to take you to jail. Right. That's the deal breaker. >> I made it off I made it off probation. I like my parole officer is literally around the corner. Like the uh office I used to go to. I've been on parole for years. I work at my job. I used to take guys to my job. I left my brother house. Uh man, I'm not that type of guy you looking for. >> You know what? I believe it. And to be honest, this is not what I'd rather be doing today, right? But I have an obligation to it. One of my jobs. >> Hey, you know what? It's not my job to save. >> If I fail, man, I'm not mad at you, man. >> Cross that bridge when you get there. >> Godamn. >> Your truck is in a safe place. I'm not obligated to do anything about >> Oh, no. I'm not worried about the truck. I'm worried about Man, I was chilling. I was even looking for you, man. Why? >> Subject a little bit of bad luck today, Mr. >> Godamn. [ __ ] Well, you know, you all right, man. >> Don't tell anybody. You'll ruin my reputation. >> Nah. Nah, I ain't mad at you, man. You know, use Hey, you you was more professional than anybody I met, man. You know, you long as I get my brother number so I can call him so I can let him know where I'm at. >> See with me, we'll talk about that. We'll get through this test. Um, if everything goes well, it's really not It's pretty quick actually. If everything goes okay, we do okay as far as our speed go. >> Man, you know, I'm not even from this state. I don't even >> I'm from Texas, man. I be >> I don't know. I be chilling. I was having fun. My mom been [ __ ] checking like, "Come on." Okay, I got to work on that. No big deal. Oh man. God damn. All right. So, we're going to try to get through this as quickly as we can. >> Hope it all goes well. >> Yeah, we'll do all right. >> Um, and then we'll uh figure out some decisions. The only thing I complain about >> is the part of when I do this, you um I have to acknowledge my age cuz I have to wear my reading glasses. >> I got to wear my reading glass, too, man. I take blood thinners and [ __ ] man. One of >> the hardest things for me. I hate it. >> Oh, man. part of I mean, >> you know, the only reason it kept me being a police officer, man, cuz I don't know, man. I just I I want to be one, but my dad was a dope fade and stuff >> and I went the wrong way. But hey, I'm not mad at you. >> It's all It's all It's all good. >> All right. So, here's what I'm going to do, right? I need it. >> It's all good. >> Let's go up here in the front of my car. There's your wallet. I'm just taking your ID out. >> A It's all good, man. required up there when we do the I'm going to come around and grab you and we're going to go through this process. Get this done as quick as possible. All right. All right. I'm pop this seat belt thing off here. >> Oh man. Here we go. Get on out. Be careful. Don't steady on your feet. I don't want you to fall. All right. Go right over that door right there. >> 911. What are you reporting? >> I didn't ask. >> Hi. Uh, I'd like to report an accident. >> Okay. What address across street? >> I'm on next to the Kasamea. >> I'm not really sure. It's in >> Okay. Did it Did it occur in the parking lot or on the road? >> On the road. >> Okay. So, I need either an address or a cross street. We dispatch for all of Pierce County. You said this is near Kasa Mia. >> Uh, yeah. It's uh 7304 Lakewood Drive West. >> Thank you. >> In the parking lot, the driver won't won't give us the information. >> Did it occur? Yep. So, did it So, you're at 7304 Lakewood Drive West Lakewood at the Kasameia of Lakewood in the parking lot. Did it occur at the intersection right next to it of 74th in Lakewood? >> Yes, it was. >> Okay. Anyone injured or blocking lanes? >> Uh, no. We pulled the cars to the parking lot here at >> Okay. What's the color? Make a model of their vehicle. >> Of their vehicle. It's a Ford pickup F-150. >> What color? >> Red. >> Older or newer? >> It looks newer. >> Okay. What's the license plate? If you see it, >> let me get it for you. Um, Delta 30 7 39 Golf. >> Thank you. Out of Washington. >> Yes. >> What's the color year? Make a model of your vehicle. >> Uh, it's a 2019 Volkswagen Jetta. >> What color? >> Red. And what's your license plate number? >> Charlie Charlie L409 >> out of Washington as well. >> Yes. >> All right. So that was Charlie Charlie. Was that L like Lincoln 1409? Okay. And she's refusing to exchange. >> She's refusing. Yeah. >> What's your last name, sir? Oh, it was I actually just pulled in. It was my uh my friend got into an accident and uh she called the cops, but they said they won't come. We just supposed to exchange information, but they won't. So, that's why I'm calling. >> Yeah. No, that's why we're getting the call started for dispatch as well. So, what's your last name? >> Uh it's uh her her last name, the driver is >> So, since you're the one calling in, I need your name. >> Okay. >> Or are you interpreting for someone? No, she speaks English. She's here. She was just there to call again. >> Okay. Okay. Um, do you want to pass the phone to her or I could finish with you? >> Elanor. Elanor, come here. >> Thank you, sir. >> Give her Give her your last name. >> Lois. L E W. >> And your first name? Was I hearing Eleanor? How do you spell it? >> Eleanor. E L E A N O R. >> Thank you. And your middle initial? >> H >> H like Henry. >> Yeah. >> What's a good phone number or date of birth? >> Uh phone number and date of birth. >> Okay. Just so I know I heard you correctly. You said no. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And that's your card. the red 2019 Volkswagen Jetta. Is that correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, since the other driver is refusing to exchange, we have entered a call for law enforcement requesting assistance. >> Uhhuh. >> He like walked away. I like told him I was like, he's freaking out about his car. And I said, I have insurance. A woman pulled up and said, she's like, I saw the light. It was red. I thought it was green. I don't know. I feel like I'm straight up hallucinating cuz I was like, I started moving because it was green. And he said it was yellow. So, I'm like, I [ __ ] know. But, >> okay. So yeah. So Elanor, all >> Yeah. So all of that, that's all for your insurance, the story, like is what what had happened because it's not for law enforcement to determine who's at fault in a collision cuz they're not there witnessing it. All of you guys are that were involved in it. >> So regardless of who's at fault, whether it's you, the other driver, or whichever it is, everyone exchanges. Yeah. But we've we've entered the call since the other um driver seems to be refusing. If anything changes or worsens or if anyone um needs to leave, just give us a call back. Okay. It's entered in for dispatch. >> Are they are they on their way? >> So, per policy, sir, I can't advise if anyone is in route, but I have entered a call advising law enforcement in the area. Okay. If anything changes, feel free to give us a call back. It is out for dispatch. That's the driving. >> Yeah. >> He looks >> Okay. Are we concerned the driver's intoxicated? >> Uh he's like wobbling. >> I mean, yeah, he was came out really like aggressively a little bit like Yeah. >> I don't know though. I can't sure, but I work at a treatment center and I I don't know. He came out like wobbling, saying that he was having a really bad day like crying. >> Okay. >> Okay. Does do we think he needs medical aid or he just something else is going on? >> Uh he's on the phone right now, but the way he's walking looks like he's intoxicated. >> Okay. So, if I could just talk to one of you just it's a little bit easier to hear if I only have one voice in my ear. I'm just going to grab a brief description of that driver in the event that it becomes needed. Okay. Does he look white, black, Asian, Hispanic? >> He's Africanamean. >> Okay. About how old? 20, 30, 40. >> He looks in his I want to say 40s, 50. >> Okay. About how tall? >> Uh 5'9. >> Thin, medium, heavy? >> Uh, medium. hair color. >> I'm sorry. Did we see a hair color? >> Uh, it's flat. >> Okay. Any hats, beanies, glasses, or facial hair? >> Does he have glasses? >> Yeah, glasses. >> Yeah, he has glasses. >> Okay. And do we see what color shirt or jacket? >> He's wearing a red shirt with a jacket on. >> What color jacket? What color is the jacket? >> Black. >> Black. >> Okay. Did we see what color? Pants. >> Pants. >> Black. >> Any weapons seen? Like guns, knives? >> I haven't seen anything. No. >> Okay. All right. But we're concerned he's impaired because he's stumbling around. All right. If anything changes, just give us a call back. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you. >> Bye. communications. How may I help you? >> Yeah, this uh my name is Terry G. I had a little small fender bender over here. It's a Chevron. I'm over here in the It's a yoga and a subway over here in this 72nd. Uh yeah, I got a witness and I got the other person that hit me over here right now. I was trying to get a unit out here. >> 72 and what? Or can you get the address? >> Uh, I see a Chevron right here. >> And it's a >> What's What's the nearest intersection though? 72nd and what? Cross street. >> What city are you in? >> Oh, I'm in Tacoma. >> Okay. Um, let's see. Is it on a corner of of an intersection or No. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's on the corner. It's the intersection of Chevron. Uh >> Chevron, >> is it the name of the >> Chevron right here? >> Okay. >> No, this >> the gas station. Is it at an intersection like a corner of 72nd and something else? >> Yes, it's a 52nd. >> 72nd and 52nd. >> Yeah. Let me see here. Let me walk. It's another little place right here. Oh man, these people coming working. >> Yeah, I don't I don't know where you are. I don't I don't show we have any chevrons in that at at an intersection that you described. >> Uh damn. Damn. They help me have to work. That's 74th and 70 uh 74th in Chevron. >> You're saying 74th in Chevron, sir. Chevron's not the name of the street. That doesn't tell me what the cross is. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's a gas station on 74th. >> I I understand. It's a gas station on 74th. I'm asking you again, what is the nearest cross street? 74th intersects with what road? >> All right. I'm looking it right now. >> I I understand that. And I thought that's what but then you said 72nd in Chevron or 74th in Chevron and that doesn't so I'm just I'll wait till you find it. >> Lakewood >> Lakewood Drive >> in uh 74. Yeah. Liquid driver city for >> and let's see >> I'm in the parking lot where the uh Subway in the yoga is at. >> Is that in the same parking lot as the Chevron? >> No, it's across the street from it. across Lakewood Drive or 74th. >> Oh, it's across the street from 74th. >> No, I see where there's a chevron at near the intersection of Lakewood Drive and 74th. I'm You said you're in the parking lot across the street. >> Which street would I go across from the Chevron to get to you? Across Lakewood Drive or across 74th? >> 74th. You go across 74th and when you go down 74th, >> you can get toward the Walmart, but I'm in the parking lot where the subway is at, >> sir. So, you're not across the street from the Chevron. >> You're down the road from Chevron in the other parking lot where the homemade steak and bakery pizzas at. Okay, that's in the city of Lakewood. There's a lake there's a subway in Lakewood on the north side of 74th. >> The Chevron's on the south side. So, is the Did this occur on the street or in a parking lot? >> No, it occurred on the street, but I moved to the parking lot. >> Okay. Whereabouts uh did it occur though? Right in front of subway or on different area? No, it occurred on sub. It occurred on 74th and uh 74th on when I turned over >> off of Lakewood or off of a different road. We we pulling out >> Lakewood. >> Okay. All right. So, that's that's uh in the jurisdiction for the Lakewood Police, not Tacoma. And the other party that was involved is still there? >> Yes. >> How many minutes ago did this happen? This just happened right now. >> Well, we've been on the phone for I don't know 10 minutes almost now. So, was it right before you called? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is anyone needing medical aid? >> No. >> Okay. And the other driver, do they um have their driver's license and insurance? >> Yes. >> Okay. Hold on just one moment. >> Thank you for your patience. Please remain on the line for the next available call taker. Reports of lost property, theft, vandalism, or vehicle prowl can be reported online if it occurred in the city limits of Edgewood, F, Lakewood, Milton, Roy, Rustin, Sumner, Tacoma, University Place, or an unincorporated Pierce County. And some agencies also allow online reports of fraud. Visit southsound911.org/report to begin a report. >> Thanks for your patience. So, I just need to clarify um one one thing only because the police jurisdiction changes at the intersection where this happened, 74th and Lakewood Drive. So, Lakewood Drive runs north and south. Were you on the same side as the subway? Were you on that stretch of 74th that the subway and Chevron are on? Or were you on the other side of Lakewood Drive from the subway? And >> I was I was on the side. I was on the side before I turned. >> I don't know where you were coming from, sir. So, I don't know. You You could turn in a lot of different directions. >> Well, I was coming from the subway drive getting into the turning lane. Going to turn right. Sir, you you were coming you were in the parking lot of the subway. >> No, no, I was in the parking lot of subway. I was in the driving lane >> of what road? 74th. >> Yes. >> Which way were you headed? East or west? >> I was heading No, I was heading uh west and I was going to turn lane. You were on 74th heading west and you were going to turn on Lakewood Drive. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you were on the other side of Lakewood Drive than where you are now. >> Well, I was going to turn on 70 on the uh 74th. I was on Lakewood on the on the side of Chevro. When I spin a turn, >> sir. Sir, listen. Listen. >> Green light to turn. >> Is there a reason why you're not understanding? I'm asking you what what road you were physically driving on when this collision happened. You said you were on 74th. >> Yes, I was on 74th. >> Then if you were on 74th, you couldn't have been getting ready to turn onto 74th. So you were on 74th. >> No, no, no, no, >> no. My like I say, I'm out here in the rain. Uh my phone Well, I was going to turn on the 74th onto uh the section you turned on on the intersection and the light was green. The woman ran the light. >> Don't Don't tell me about the light being green. I need to know where it physically happened. I want to know if you were on 74th Street on the east side of Lakewood Drive or on the west side of Lakewood Drive because one is Lakewood Police and one is Tacoma. Okay. So, that's in the city of Tacoma. >> I was driving. >> Okay. The side I was on was the side that that the Chevron was on. >> Well, that's the west side. >> Okay. That's the side I was on. I was going to turn east to go back to my house. >> You were going to turn east on what road? >> On 74. >> You were trying to make a Uturn. No, not a U-turn, but a left to go down cuz I I turned right there on uh on the 74th Street. I turned down right here on this street right here. >> Well, sir, you couldn't have Yeah, you couldn't have turned on to 74th from 74th. So, were you on Lakewood Drive? >> All right, I'm going to go look at liquid drive. Okay, then I'm I'm looking at the Chevron, right? I'm not real good with direction. I can't remember. >> The Chevron is on the other side of the road. >> Street and I'm going to turn left on the on the uh Lakewood Drive there. >> Okay. So, where where had you been coming from? Had you been coming from like the area of what what what area? So, I can figure out which way you were going because that's >> I was coming from a wall. It was a Walmart back there, not too far from 74th. I was coming down that way, coming up still at 74th, right here at the light is the intersection. And I crossed over right here at uh Lakewood Drive and it ends up going all the way down to uh um what do they call it? Orchard Street or whatever. And I got an apartment back there, Orchard Street Park. And no problem. >> Okay. And you sure you don't need any medical aid? >> No, I'm good to go. >> Okay. So, if you were coming from um Walmart, then you would have and you got on to 74th, you would been traveling eastbound and then it happened before. That would be if you were, you know, traveling on 74th and then you're saying you were going to turn left on Lakewood Drive. >> Correct. >> Okay. So, that's still in Lakewood Police jurisdiction. So, um what kind of vehicle are are you in? I'm a F-150. Ford F-150. What color? F1. Huh? It's a red color like >> Okay. And is it >> is the other vehicle involved? A Volkswagen Jetta? >> Uh, no. It's a Chevrolet. It's Chevrolet. Uh, license plate CHO 4169. It's a Chevy Blazer fourwheel all-wheel drive. >> Okay. Well, hold on a second because we have another collision that just got called into us where it has been reported that uh there the collision just occurred at 74th in Lakewood and um it's a red newer Ford F-150 and a Volkswagen Jetta. So, what is what's your license plate? My license plate is D30739. >> And the other driver, is that a female? >> Yes. >> Okay. I I She's She's in a different car than what you described. She's She's called us as well and said that she's in a red a red Jedha. Is there more than two cars involved? >> No, there's one car involved. It's a Blazer. >> Okay. Where's the driver of the Blazer? They inside the car right now. >> Okay. And have you guys exchanged information? >> No, we haven't. We sitting here waiting for y'all. >> Okay. I mean, but what you That's You're required to do that. Has anyone started exchanging? Do you know if everyone has their license? >> I I I I I got my license. I get all the information, but I was waiting on y'all. >> Okay. Well, I'm not a police officer, sir, and this has taken a long time to just figure out where this all happened. So, I'm going to get this call your information added, but the other party has already called. So, there is a call in for dispatch. Um, I do show that she said Casameia, but that's the same address. So, that's the same complex you're at, right? The Casameia is next to the subway. >> Well, I'm at the uh Orchard Street Apartments. >> You >> That's where I'm at. But I'm going to give them my information. We got our information. >> No, wait a second. >> Information, sir. So, I'm sorry. You have told me this entire time that you were at the subway. >> Yes. >> And what do you mean you're at the Orchard Park Apartments? >> Well, no, that's my address, but I'm at the Orchard I'm I'm at the subway right now with my information. >> I never asked you anything about your address. Have Have you been drinking or or have you taken any medications today? >> Uh, no. I'm at I'm talking to the people that they sitting there outside my truck right now. I was talking to you over when I walked over to the uh intersection cuz I'm not from this state. I'm from Texas. I've been up here like eight years. Okay. >> I don't know the I don't know the uh >> You've only lived >> You only have lived in this area for eight years. >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, listen. I am I'm asking very basic questions and we are having a hard time answering them. So that's why I asked and I plus I also wanted to make sure you weren't needing medical aid like you maybe got hit harder than you thought. So I just need to confirm that you are parked in front of the Safeway at that intersection which I show is at 7304 Lakewood Drive West. The other party has called in saying that is the address that they are at in front of uh Kasameia of Lakewood, which is the same address. It's a strip mall, so it's one of the businesses by the subway. >> Can you confirm that that's correct? >> That's all I'm trying to do, sir. What is your last name? >> No, that's all good. You're correct. >> I'm sorry. What is it? >> No, we good to go. We correct. I'm sitting next to him right now. >> Sir, I am asking for your last name. Oh, my last name is Gry. >> Can you spell it for me? >> Uh, G ui D R Y. >> G like George. Ui. And then >> Oh, yeah. G. Yeah. G as in George. Ui D R Y. >> D like David. R Y. >> Oh, no. I got another R. Yeah, >> I Okay, so I spelled it G UI D like David. R Y like young. Is that correct? >> Correct. >> What is your first name? >> My first name is Carrie. K E R R I. >> Do you have a middle initial? >> My middle initial is Q. >> The letter Q like queen? >> Correct. >> And your first name? Was the first letter a a K like king? >> Yes. >> Okay. And what's your date of birth? and your phone number. >> Correct. >> Okay. And then um tell me the color of the Chevy that you said was involved. >> No, the Chevy involved. The one I have is red. >> Yours is a Ford. >> Yes, his Ford F450 is red. >> I know. I'm not asking about your vehicle. I'm asking about the vehicle that you told me that was involved in the collision with you. So, >> it's black. And what kind of vehicle is it? >> It's a Chevy. Uh, it's a four-wheel drive >> truck or SUV? >> Yeah, it's it's SUV. Tahoe. >> Tahoe. Can you read me the plate? Yeah, the plate is C H O C H D4169. >> C like Charles and then H like Henry. >> Charles Henry David 4169. >> And is the other involved driver right there next to you where you could ask them a question >> or no? >> Sure. >> Okay. I mean, and can you ask her what her first name is? Tell your first name. It is the insurance name. >> You already called the insurance. Your insurance? >> Yes. Who's your first name? >> Eleanor. E L E. Okay. A N O R. Okay. This is not the insurance. This is the 911 dispatch center. >> Intoxicated? >> No. >> Are you intoxicated at all? >> No, not intoxicated at all. Pretty good to go. >> Okay. And sir, uh, just wait there. I'm requesting officers contact you. Okay. Yeah, I feel here. >> Please. >> Okay, Eleanor. >> Yeah, >> Carrie. >> Yes. >> Okay, I've got everything I need, sir. I'm going to let you go. Just wait there for uh police. We're requesting that they contact you all. Okay. >> All right, D. >> All right. Bye-bye. >> By my mind, I make sure I'm not sending you out. >> Right. cuz that is the exact opposite of what I'm supposed to do on the job that I have. >> Is totally understandable. >> Now, we took my minds. We solved those problems after the fact. We're good stuff. Now, like I said, now I got to wear these glasses. So, >> hey, ain't going to lie, bro. Can I touch you something? >> What's that? >> How old are you? >> I'm 52 years old. >> Hey, I work you guys as old as you. Y'all remind me with the gray hairs. I'm trying to make it there, man. I'm 41. >> Okay. Okay. The reason I uh keep a shave close I I I can't do that. Uh it's too much steel now. >> Hope the ladies aren't turned off by my uh my glasses. >> Yeah, you got a job. >> That's fair. 426. Can you tell me about what time we were in SPS 145? Give me a second here and do some quick uh >> you know despite all the technology they still require me to do stuff by hand. And my handwriting is atrocious. >> But this is the longest part of this me getting through this. Then we things go pretty fast. You know, I'm thinking about the calculations of the test cuz I dropped the Don Julio a few shots like early like in the morning like 3 4 4:00 5 in the morning. >> You started early today. >> No. Well, no. I went to the casino cuz I work. >> I'm off work and I went I got pictures. >> Imagine you win anything? >> Yeah. I won some money. Uh I went to casino and I gave my brother him some for Christmas. I'm going to give my uh great nephew him some and uh my niece. I gave her $100 right before I left. Um I give people money for Christmas present and stuff like that. I was going to go back to my house and sit there and drink my little Modello. I had was sixack or I only had I ain't going to lie. Um if it was in the truck, it was probably three or four, but I did not drink them in the truck and I had >> Yeah, you weren't drinking the trunk. I will give you that. No, no, no, no, no, no. I didn't drink in the truck. I was in my brother house and Paul went to my brother house and I and if you see the other stuff that that was not that was legal. Uh >> I did not search your truck. The only thing I'm worried about is your condition right now. >> Oh no. >> So once I get that once I get that done, I am good. I'm not going to lie. If it come 30 to go, you not got a problem. The other person going to be the problem cuz I'm going tell them something. Cuz they they was fearing that I'm looking like them. I'm like the other person that was a witness even seen it. They told them I say I seen you. Why would I wor in the world >> and on the holiday and I'm like I ain't got time for this but it's all good. You got to do a job. Do >> you have a CDL commercial driver's license? Okay. All right. Apparently supposed to ask. So, all right. All right. So, part of the rules is they're going to make me write this number down 100 times before I do this, which is great. All right. So, I've already told you this, but just in case, um, you have the right to remain silent. You have the the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you say can or will be used against you in a court of law. If you're under the age of 18, You look good for 18. Anything you say can be used against you in a juvenile court prosecution of juvenile offense. It can also be used against you in adult uh court criminal prosecution. If the juvenile court decides that you are to be treated as an adult, that really doesn't apply, but I still have to read it. You have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, what I'm going to put I'm going to put my signature on here. I'm going to put that you're cuffed because it's hard to sign stuff if you're cuffed. And see, I've seen it happen. >> I have seen it happen, but we're on video so we kind of can get away around that a little bit. Do me a favor. Just open your mouth for me like going to the dentist. >> All right. >> What's your name say your name? >> Pettit. >> Pettit. >> Pett E T. that he used to be a pitcher for the Yankees. Andy Penny. So, >> no [ __ ] >> We're not We're not relating. >> I I know Andy Penny. I was going to say >> that's how I always told people to pronounce. >> Yeah. He playing for the Astros. >> That's right. That's right. >> Mhm. >> So, question. Would you like to speak with an attorney? >> Uh, no. I I really, you know what I'm saying? I'm Look, can I tell you something already? >> Of course. >> I don't care. I'm going to tell you something. I'm honest. I don't care about attorney. I'm telling you exactly what that if if they get me on this uh cuz I might be a little over some under. I >> you got me. But I'm going to tell you I've been a citizen in this [ __ ] state for several years. If you go get me Okay. Okay. Okay. You got me. You got me. Okay. Fair enough. Fair enough. >> Always have a right to go faster if you don't. >> I know it does. 500856. All right. So, I'm going to read this to you, right? It's a lot of uh words. I'll do my best not stumble over them. So, right now, um you're under arrest like we talked about, right? RCW4661.502, which is driving or being actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor drugs. All right. Further, you are now being asked to submit to a test of your breath which consists of two separate samples of your breath taken independently to der determine alcohol concentration. You are now advised that you have the right to refuse this breath test and that if you refuse, right, your driver's license permit or privilege to drive will be revoked or denied by the department of licensing for at least one year and your refusal to submit to this test may be used in a criminal trial. You are further advised that you that if you submit to this breath test and the test is administered, your driver's license permit or privilege to drive will be suspended, revoked, or denied by the Department of Licensing for at least 90 days. If you are age 21 and over, the test indicates the alcohol cost rate of your blood is 08 or more, or you are in violation of RCW4661502, driving under the influence, or RCW4661504. Physical control of a vehicle under the influence or under age 21 doesn't apply. All right. If your driver's license permit or privilege to drive is suspended, revoked or denied, you may be eligible to immediately apply for an admission interlock driver's license. Uh you have the right to additional test administered by a qualified person of your own choosing after this is done. Right? So, uh you're not a commercial driver. Uh for those not a commercial driver, again, basically what I've told you, right, state of Washington, um if you refuse to submit to the test, they automatically suspend your your license for a year. Um, if you do submit it, technically if you if you bowl positive, you're supposed to suspend your license for like 90 days. That's actually not from this moment. That's from the moment you see a judge. Um, but they also have the ability to work out things like devices and things like that. >> So, it's definitely not the end of the world, but any Hey, we going to pitch you a home run. I ain't got time on that. Uh, I'll take that chance with you, man. >> All right. It's Christmas, man. I'm Christmas. You want to DO THE BREATH TEST? >> I would do the breath test and I'm going to go get some people on their insurance. >> No, no, no. Did you get the person insurance? >> We did. >> What'll happen is we're done with this. I'll get you the case number. Uh the case number will include the collision report. I'll have that done by the end of the night. There's a database that the student has and they'll be able to pull that directly from the database. And >> so I write a collision report that actually goes with this whole report. Everything happens at once. >> All right. Sure. Yeah. You do not have anything. Let's see. We check 1,400. >> You know, I like you. I'm not mad at you doing your job, but the other people that had the wreck, they trying to find a way out of it. You know, I'm going to tell you, like I said, I uh >> No, I'm no camera or nothing. I'm I'm just telling you straight up personally my feelings. They trying to find a way out of it. I might have had a sip of doubt, but I didn't have no s nothing to drink. But guess what? If I prove right, it's going to be hard. But even if I don't, I'm still going to get you. >> So I my report will indicate given your witness made it clear uh she rolled through the red light and she doesn't even remember. So few questions that I have to ask. Do you have any physical impairments? >> No. >> All right. Do you whip? >> No. >> Okay. Uh are you sick or injured or anything in any way? >> Well, no. I take blood is it. >> Okay. Like couadin or uh >> No, I take morpherin. >> Well, morphin. You can say morphin, but I take coin. >> Okay. Okay. Those are the two that I don't. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's the only one I take. I >> So, you do you have like a regular doctor, dentist, and all that stuff? >> Uh, well, I got a uh Yeah, I got a doctor. I take my pills and stuff every day. >> Okay. Smart. Are you a diabetic? >> No, sir. >> No. Epileptic? >> No, sir. >> So, no insulin, nothing like that? >> No. >> Did you uh take your uh your cumin today? >> Yeah. Yes, sir. >> You take anything else? >> No. >> So, is that that's uh is that for blood pressure? >> That No, that's for uh blood thinner. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, it's a prescription. >> It's a prescription medication for blood thinner. It just thin my blood, right? It keeps my blood thin. I have a protein C deficiency. >> Okay. That's it. A lot of times you get that for a blood pressure, too. So, >> yeah. >> I spent like two years as a nurse. A long time ago. >> Uh, do you take that? When did you take that? >> What you mean? >> Your cube. What was the last time you took your Cuba to? >> Uh, I took that I take it at my house every day. >> Like in the mornings or >> in the morning? In the morning? Yeah. >> All right. I said it's got a lot of questions that I have to ask. So, I just like ask like, "Have you used cocaine?" >> No. Marijuana. >> Well, yeah, I use marijuana. >> Like, what's the last time you used marijuana >> back in the day? Yeah. Yeah. >> Do you We're wearing glasses, so I assume you'd have your vision, not just wearing them recreational. >> Hey, we got something coming. >> Uh you wear uh contacts or just the glasses? >> No, just the glasses. >> All right. I know it's silly. It's a lot of questions. Uh so were you uh you were wearing your glasses when you were in the collision? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. And what was the which lumber yard do you work at? >> Uh M Lumber off of um it's off of Marine Drive. I have >> Okay. Okay. >> I have to look up the address. to put it down. >> All right. Well, I hope you didn't work today, did you? >> Uh, no. We all Christmas. >> Oh, I just came from my brother house. >> I'm working out. So, you were out late playing. I mean, how you get any hours of sleep last night? >> No, I wasn't casino and I went to my brother house and go easy go and stuff. >> Oh, so no sleep. No, no, no. I didn't go to work. I I >> You didn't have to work. When was the last like when when was the last time you >> I went to work? No. Well, I went to work Wednesday. >> What? So, >> Wednesday at 7:00. I got off at like 3:00 or 4:00. >> Okay. Okay. So, you've been awake since then? >> No, I got up at like uh 4 5 this morning. >> Okay. Okay. >> And I went to the casino. I went to my brother house to go hang out. I was going back to my house to go uh sit back down. >> And you were the one driving the truck, right? Sure. It's nice. I like it. It's a good looking truck. >> Uh anything wrong with the vehicle? Looks like it's in good shape. >> Oh, no. There's nothing wrong with it. >> All right. Uh, have you been injured or involved in any collisions other than that one in the last 24 hours? >> Have you had any alcohol to drink since being stopped in the collision? So, since you and I came in contact, do you have anything to drink? >> No, sir. >> I know. Silly question, but I have to ask. Right. Um, you said you were heading home or where were you headed? >> I was heading for my brother house. >> Oh, go back to your brothers. >> Like, literally, I can show you the distance from my brother house. I got an I look at the >> Where does he live? What street he lives on? Gravity near Gravity Lake. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. It's like a Taco Bell. It used to be back there in the area. >> Yep. >> Um somewhere in the area over there. I I have to show you my phone. I have to GPS it out. >> Well, uh without thinking guess what time you think it is right now. >> It has to be what? 6. >> Okay. >> 7 maybe. It make I mean 67 maybe earlier. Um, what street were you on >> when I when I when that other car hit you? >> Oh, that was that was 74. 74th around cuz where I live at is 52nd in South Orchard. It turned into 74th and I don't know. I know that Chevron at and it's a um that store right there that sell the planting stuff. >> Okay. >> I know exactly. I know exactly a place. I just don't know the street. >> Do you know what direction you were traveling in? >> Well, cuz north is this way. I was traveling east. Okay. When I left my brother house and I was f to turn north when I was going east. >> Uh when I was near 74 cuz the graveyard right there, my brother used to live in that neighborhood over there. Um, I I've been locked up there a long time, but I was in Texas and I grew up there, but I've been up here 8 years and I I I know the the landmarks and stuff, so I know >> and I know that grocery store and the subway was right there. That's why I was trying to dispatch stuff. >> What time did you uh leave your brother's >> before the accident? I left my brother's house like not even 10 minutes. Not even 8 minutes, 10 minutes. >> Okay. Okay. >> I just left. You just got out, >> right? I just drove down the street. I got to the intersection. I looked. I seen the light turn. As soon as I turned, the other car came and I told him, and I was even really mad. I was like, man, I got my engine light on. I'm not even really mad at y'all. I'm like, more let me make sure there's no damage. And then that's when he was like, did you have some? I was like, you know, was that I might had a bill or something, but the thing is I know you're a violation cuz you went across that lane and I had my other witness over there and I seen it and I see what they did. >> No, your your witness was good. Do silly question. What day of the week is it? >> Today? >> Yeah. >> Today is Thursday. >> Outstanding. >> Tomorrow is Friday. That's right. I got paid Thursday. Tomorrow's Friday. I got to go to work tomorrow. There's no possible I got to be at work at 7:00 tomorrow. >> What city are you in? >> I'm in Tacoma. Well, depending on what side of the line you on, I'm in Tacoma, but the address is on the borderline. I'm on a university place and it's 96467. >> Here's a simple question. What's the date today? >> I ain't going to lie, today is 25th. >> Yes, it is. >> It's 12:25. >> That should be an easy one. >> 12:25. I'd be concerned if >> you know it's like 2:25, like 25. Yeah. Yeah. >> Um, so questions. Um, have you been drinking alcoholic beverages today? >> Earlier. Like hours earlier. Like no recent. Like earlier like I'd sit there hours earlier. >> Like how much would you say you drunk a while back? >> I mean I'm 245. I mean what do you consider for a guy that's 245? I drink a couple shots. >> Okay. Okay. Um >> I don't know. Maybe a shot and a beer or two beers. What that mean? I don't know how much I uh what you call intoxicated, but >> sure. What were you drinking? >> Well, you said beer. Shots of >> I drunk maybe a shot of Modello and uh drunk me a little Modello 16 Modello, but I had the other ones in the in the truck. That's why I take them home to go sit at home. >> Okay. So, when did you start drinking? Like, do you remember what time >> that was? Like I've been up since 4 5 this morning. It's like I don't know what time you got now. >> Uh it's about 3:00 right now. >> It's 3:00. Okay. Okay. Okay. Well, I know I might be off on a time. >> No, no, no, no. I work I work middle shift. I work 2 2:00 a.m. to um 11:30 a.m. and uh during the regular shift, but then I switch my shift and I work 7:00 a.m. to uh whenever the job gets done during shut down, right? >> So, my time might be off right there. >> That's fine. That's fair. I mean, questions in the world, they just like to ask a lot of it's for me to make sure that we're not getting patterns. >> Okay. Okay. Um, were you drinking alone or did you have buddies with you? Family, friends? >> No, no. I was sitting in my house. I called my family and stuff for Christmas. >> Yeah, >> I called my family for Christmas and stuff and then I went to my brother house uh after I called my mom and them and stopped by there and then I was heading home and that right there happened. >> Which casino were you drinking at earlier? >> No, I wasn't drinking at the casino. I had a couple shots, went to casino, play. Oh, >> okay. You didn't drink at the casino? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. So, just drinking at home? I drunk a couple shots at home. Went to casino. >> Went played some game with my brother house. Drunk a shot. >> Okay. Okay. >> Drunk a beer and then left and went home. That was I've been on my brother house like maybe a couple hours. I was sitting there playing the game. We sit there talking and stuff. >> Do you know what time what was last time we drank? >> I don't know. Like I drunk the beer like maybe a maybe two hours ago. >> Okay. Okay. >> Well, I mean it's a 16 oz. bedrooms uh maybe 8 hours ago. >> So just a question for you. Do you believe that your ability to drive is affected by alcohol or >> No. Okay. Okay. >> No no no go home. I'll go home right now. You won't see me no more. >> All right. Uh so I've already asked you. You've been honest with me but Ford wants me to ask. Have you ever been arrested for DUI before? >> No, sir. >> Okay. All right. I mean obviously we have to ask that like 100 times. >> That's just part of the job. Oh, >> they like us, too. All right. So, now what I'm do is I'm do some stuff on the computer here. And once that gets to going, the rest actually moves pretty darn fast. So, we will get some things going here. License. the card that I have to use. You know they have I was watching movies and stuff. I was in my my apartment. I have a apartment two bedroom. Uh live by myself. They have movies of cops and robbers or cops and people. And I look, I'm like, man, I don't have no problems cuz I don't mess with them. >> Like, no. For real. >> No, I I don't I mean, I understand your job, but I don't I mean, I understand you got to do what you got to do. You have a job and go find people, but I'm not that guy. I'm not. >> So, I'll tell you something. Sometimes tell people like in this business, if I don't know you, that usually means you're doing the right thing. I mean sometimes yeah yeah I get to know people just because they're out you know living life or whatever but I don't know you but usually get your state off the radar whatever you need to take care of you've already taken care of >> and then and then I look at it like this I u even you do things go bad for me I lived it man I u gave my family some money stuff I've had fun I was chilling and I was going home to go sit down so I go to work the next day and they was like and I look at this I'm like damn the [ __ ] I do I ain't did [ __ ] and I I they thought I was mad at the people uh going to call their insurance and stuff. I'm like you think this truck mean something to me the truck engine like I got to get it fixed I can get it fixed. I started from the bottom like a truck. I know but they sold me the truck and I got to get work done on it. I've been going to work. Nobody wants to go to work like me. I go to work six days a week at Make Your Lumber. And I'm not racist or nothing, but ain't too many black people want to go to work like that. They have a thing that I defeated the odds. And when I started doing real good, I used to look up for my family and stuff cuz they from Texas. Minimum wage down there is $7 and change. >> Really? >> And so it's all bad. >> Yeah. >> So I look uphill. I was able to get out of prison after doing 18 years on and off. I had a parole officer. He told me some stuff. He said, "You go through it and I did parole for two years." No problem. I took people to work for me and stuff. Built the company up. And then today I look around, I'm like, what did I do wrong? But I had fun. >> You're having fun, right? >> Man, I had fun. I had the nicest stuff. Nice boots. Nice. >> I like the wheels. >> Like I bought the vehicle the truck to motivate other people. I used to be a greaser. >> You do the work yourself on the truck? I mean, it doesn't look like it needs a lot of work. Looks like it's doing pretty good. >> Yeah, I've been thinking about a new truck. I like my truck, but it's paid for. So, it's a little bit older, but also not having there's a lot to be said for that. Someone in jail, man. You know, [ __ ] Yeah, just want to get over this all taken care of. >> No, I just want to go there now. >> I would imagine you got a long day. >> Nah, it's all good, man. You did your job. [ __ ] You know, [ __ ] it. That's why I come out these days. I just sit in my house. I've never seen y'all before. Never. >> No. >> Never. Y my record. I don't even You don't even know who I am. until today when I it literally if I was in the rain, it doesn't matter. I will try to get my gun rights back. I have people that would take what I got cuz I built up a lot she should not walk by tarp on it starting from Charles Lincoln that close to where she wants to have her guest visit. Rat 1500 check Sorry. >> Nothing against you, but I do know one thing. I'm going to tell you straight up. If uh if they just don't make right, the people that hit me, they have something to worry about. because you straightened me up emotionally and distress all kind of stuff because that did right there. And uh >> Oh, so the nice thing about this is like I that's one of the reasons that they do this for us is my opinion doesn't matter at all, right? What matters is what this silly machine says. And if it says we got something to worry about, then we'll worry about it. >> But if it says if we don't, boy, I >> write up your collision report. I mean, there's going to be somebody to sue and I'm going to look at you. I'm going to shake your hand, but I'mma blow somebody else out the water. And I'm not mad at you. But even if it don't show up, if it show up the wrong thing, I'm still not mad at you. You did your job, but I'm still looking at the other people. They uh they trying to get out of a good This is the part that takes a second because it makes me go through all this stuff, but it's this tiny little screen. What's the legal limit anyway? >> Uh 08 What's I mean what capital is 0? I don't know. >> It's a I mean there's like all this stuff around nanogs for things in your blood 1.0. So it's a somebody tried to explain like I'm not a scientist man. I was an old dumb army medic. They tried to teach me some stuff but I am pretty e hard to teach. >> But you you did say I can uh can at least get so I can write number right. So, so we will worry about that because I based on your behavior and your cooperation, I'm not concerned at this point in time. All right. So, we will get that one. I just got to get through the test. Um then we will uh go on to the next piece. >> Right. Cuz I don't want to have no uh money. >> Did you give it all to your brother? >> No. >> Even the money you won? >> No. He's my contact. I've been a lot on top. I ain't trying to go back. I ain't did [ __ ] God damn. You know, I guess about robbing people. [ __ ] You know, if you was robbing people, stealing, but what? >> You know what you said? like the kind of man who might have made a couple mistakes as a younger man. I there but for the grace of God I tell you made my share of mistakes. >> You made mistakes. >> You made lots of mistakes. God deserves doing all right. We're almost through this piece. Just make me do a bunch of uh admin stuff. All right. So, here's what's going to happen, right? This thing's going to go through a bunch of stuff. It's going to beep at me a bunch and then I'm going to take this thing. We're put in your mouth, right? And you're just going to blow, right? It blow steady. There's a tone that you'll hear on this thing that'll like it's almost like I mean like that's kind of like playing a video game, right? If you keep the tone at the right spot, you just go through it's quick and easy. It'll go do it again. We'll do it a second time. Then we're done. Right. Um, sometimes it takes a little second. So, right now it's clearing itself up and um doing a bunch of stuff that the smart people know it is. I'm not one of those smart people. I'm telling you, a lot of this technology these guys come out. I mean, I don't know. Thank God for the smart people in the world cuz I ain't one of them. But that mean they come up with crazy stuff like this. All right. So, ready? Take this. We're going to blow. So, hear that tone. Keep going. Right about there. Keep going. You're going to blow till you're almost feeling like you get to the end, but you're still going to blow a little bit more. A little bit more. Keep going. Nice tone. Good. Good. Good. We're doing good. We're doing good. I think it's liking what you're doing. Stop. Let's see what it says. >> Blowing out a lot. That's weird. >> Yeah. Like blow like hard or something. >> So, yeah. Well, you want to blow not necessarily hard um but steady. All >> right. Right. So, it's just a steady letting go do its thing again real fast. Makes all these weird noises. Like, you know, I'm not a young man. I've been doing this for a little while. The old ones we used to use were like these big giant contraptions. Made a bunch of crazy noises. >> Man, I ain't going to lie. I I if I had no chance, I I wanted to be in the military like like a demolition expert. I I [ __ ] up, man. You know, I ain't going to lie. When you [ __ ] up in life, okay, I went to prison. Okay, >> one more time. Nice and steady. >> Hear that tone? Keep it right at that tone. You want to hang right about there. You're getting down to the edge of your lungs. You're still going to want to blow, right? There we go. Keep going. Just steady. Just like that. Just like that. Nice. I think I think the machine likes what you're doing. Keep doing what you're doing. It'll tell you when to stop or I'll tell you when to stop. Well, tell me when to tell you when to stop. All right. Stop. All right, we might you know to be honest a bunch of stuff again. >> It's not on you. It's on the machine. So, >> I think it's going to make us do it again. We're going to pull a little bit harder when we do it next time, right? A little bit harder. A little bit steadier. All right. So, take us through this. So, we're blow like I said, we I'll uh >> we're going to want to blow hard. Listen for that that tone, >> right? And that that tone when it's like a good tone, it's telling us that you're it it likes the pace that you're doing. You said, I mean, we get those two done and then we're done. I mean, that's really all we need. The military was say goodish to me. It's like a lot of jobs. You know, you find things you love and things that you're like, "Yeah, makes you excited about these people." I worked at a lot of a lot of places that I didn't like who I worked with and I worked a lot of places or still some of my best friends to this day. So, it just got like a lot of life, right? See what it says here. All right. You blow hard. >> Keep blowing. Blowing hard. H hard. pulling hard right about there. >> All right, see if this goes off. >> So, it's going to make us do it a couple more times. Just we're going to keep doing this. >> Wrap your lips all the way around it so there's no air escaping. All right. Otherwise, he's going to keep making us do it over and over again. Look, it's like you've been super cooperative. Um, if the machine doesn't like what you're doing, it forces me to like get a warrant to like draw blood and that's that's just pain ass. >> It's just too much work. I mean, I'll do it. >> No, >> I've got a guy that we actually have here in the department that will draw your blood. >> Um, he's about 50/50 right now. He's okay. He's still working. So, so he is technically a signed off photonist. He does all that stuff. Um, but he's he's he's got some work to do to get good at it. So, let me go through this again real fast. Get you a new one of these things in case maybe the plug is the issue. drive. trip outside walking inside the building. They're also notating that apparently property, but they're only Try one day. So this get done this time. All right. Just a rapid lift all the way around it so there's no air escaping. All the air goes through the tube. Right. Beautiful. Like I said, listen for the tone. We want a nice steady tone. I said I don't want to think this machine's having a hard time cuz I don't want to call the guy that does blood. Like I drew blood for the army for a few years. I was pretty good at it, but I don't do it here. >> Like I would have trained a little bit different if I had I don't know. He's still practicing. He's He's a good-hearted guy. But the only way to get good at that stuff is to do it, right? The first few people >> doesn't go as well for them. >> Yeah, I use the butterfly. He's the butterfly on me. You know, >> some people freak out. Got it, everybody. All right, we try it again. All right. Ready? Rip your lips all over it. Oh, wait. Take a breath. Go. There we go. Get way up there. Blow hard like from your belly. Nice. Keep blowing. We're doing good. We're doing good. All right. See if we can. So, I I have a little graph on here. There's like a line that I want you to like blow hard enough to be above. Oh. >> So, I see like a red line and you want to blow the blue line. So, the blue line is above it. So, that would look pretty good to me. I'm not in charge of the machine, so hopefully machine's not being >> difficult for us today. Like I said, you're not being anything but cooperative. So, I don't have a lot of concerns. >> So, we're look for the same thing. Let's go. Do it again. Right. I'll blow you blow a little bit harder. If you're dropping below the the red line, we stay above the blue line. We're good to go. All right. Ready? All right. There we go. Blow. Blow. Blow. Hard. Hard. Hard. Blow hard. Yeah. Even hard. A little bit hard. Hard. All right. Told us to stop. Let's see what it says. I don't know. I feel like that's a good sample. I'm not the machine though. So they ask for one more because it's the Oh god. Okay, they're going to make us do it again. I said I'm just trying to save you the needle. >> Yeah, ain't nobody likes needle. Hold on here a second here. I said I was an army medic for a long time. I got stuck with needles cuz that's how we practiced. I hated every minute of it. Yeah, that's what it was saying in the army. It's like you don't really have a choice. Ain't nobody asking your permission. And I was Oh, was a young man. I was probably a good enough soldier just uh wasn't I knew it wasn't smart to argue. They say, "Hey, you're going to sit here while these guys practice on you." >> That's what you do. You sit while they practice. >> Go like a pin cushion. All right, let's try it again. Right, there we go. Keep all nice and hard. There we go. Keep it right about there. Nice steady pace. I've got a good feeling about this one. Got a good feeling. Keep blowing just like that. Let's see what it does. I feel like we stayed above the line. What the hell? This does not like hang tight for just a second here. All right, I'm going to check something. I'm not going to leave you here alone for more second. I think I have another one of these machines in the other room. I want to double check. That turn on. >> Is that where we need? >> Yeah, it might be in the air. That's why. >> Huh. All right. I just want to get you guys show. I really want to get you finished. >> Hey, I ain't going to lie. You man, I ain't going to lie. If if anybody you I don't L you get I don't know the best maybe the Mar game or something. >> I may see you there. >> I haven't been to LC in a while. I have a group of dudes that I hang out with at my church and they like to know it, but every time they've gone this year, they have I've missed them. It's just I haven't made it work. All right. He says the dead theoretically. I don't know when that happens. out of all the people I messed with, you won like several nicest guys ever met. I mean I mean I understand your police officer all that and the riots and all that. It's not going to mean nothing to me. I'm not a criminal like that. No, I don't think you are at all. >> No, no, no. I been when you do your job, I understand, man. It's not a big deal. And uh I want to do what she want to do spot in time. I like doing what I do. I like working the lumber mill. It's >> like stuff work. >> No, it is. I mean, people need pellets. >> Fun stuff. I only get one day off. >> My my brother only one that's uphill. My other family is uh down in Houston and stuff. So, I moved uphill with my brother. We had our family up here. We had a little Christmas and stuff. They had uh grandkids and stuff. >> Like literally my brother's like 20 minutes away from me in his apartment. I live in my apartment down now off 56 in Orchard and uh man, I've been sitting there chilling. I stay out the way. Uh, but this boy going around doing stuff these people be doing. I seen when I was up here robbing people, robbing people or I had a coworker that was a foreman that shot that guy that was on uh 38 or whatever, whatever. I knew No, I knew him. I knew that guy. >> I don't I don't have problems. I didn't, like I said, I know people that where they come from >> cuz I've been there. But I like working. And I like helping people and doing stuff and I don't like people that don't like to work because they draw on the system >> and only so many of us working in taxes and stuff but you know it's all good. >> I haven't been to Texas in a while. I was in Texas. It was always because the army decided I need to spend some time in Texas. >> Spent some time in San Antonio. Spent some time in Austin. spent some time at Grand Prairie, which actually wasn't all bad. That was a decent little spot. I was there for a few weeks helping teach a class. >> Yeah. People there treating you pretty well. I was like, just, you know, they had good food. I will say food was good. >> Oh, yeah. The food is bad, man. >> Probably too much. >> I have too good a time eating everywhere I went till we started buying lunch. >> And it was a good lunch, so it's hard to say no. All right, we're going to try this again. Right, Sarge thinks the fan's going to do the job. I'm not smart enough with the technology to know the difference. All right, so lips over on it. Blows nice and hard and steady. Keep pressing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. We're doing good. We're doing good. We're getting all of that out of the bottom of our lungs. Let's see. SP Kyle, what's going on, man? Your machine doesn't like me. Um, well, right now it's telling me to remove the mouthpiece and it keeps like giving me ambient air checks, all kinds of stuff. Mr. Gery is um nothing but cooperative. So, I I don't think he's doing anything to make it difficult. So, let's see. Yeah. fish. I mean, it's not like it's So, right now, it did the first blow, told me to remove the mouthpiece, and now it's purging. I'm waiting for the message it's going to give me. It's making buzzing sounds. Yes. Yeah, it's going. >> All right. >> Well, let's see what it does. Uh All right, it's telling me your weight and it's doing this blue bar thing and it's purging. Oh yeah, maybe we'll run that one. Um, who's on the show today? I haven't heard anything on the radio from them. Oh, okay. All right. All right. Well, we'll see if it gets us through this one, I guess, if we have to do it that way cuz he's not a super You're better at it than I am, I guarantee. Maybe just tax it. Okay. Well, we'll see if you know. Thank you. All right. All right. Appreciate it. So that's my guy who does a lot of these. Says he's on his way over just in case he freaks out. The other option we have is uh Stilicum just down the street. They have one. We can go there. Trying to save you getting, you know, bled if I can. That's not my preference for any of this. I mean, frankly, I rather us just get this piece done with so we can get on. I got things to do. You got things to do. >> Yeah. I didn't want to go to I didn't want to go to work tomorrow, man. I got time. What time you got to start your shift? >> Uh 7:00. >> Oh, man. Early morning for you. >> Got time to be messing with you, man. I like I like going to work. I got time to be looking for the police. No, >> I got a lot of work to do. >> Yeah. Want to make money. I mean, people like me help support society. >> Right. I respect that. >> I mean, you take me out. I'm just I'm just going to have a holiday. Hey, I wouldn't try to do no, buddy. >> Oh, I get you. All right, we're going to try this one more time. All right, >> see if this thing does it for us. Ready? All right, keep holding right about there. Push, push, push from your belly. I feel like these are good notes. I I like the tones. We'll see if the machine agrees with me. All right, let's see what it says. He gave me all kinds of like technical stuff about gases and stuff. I was like, I don't know that stuff. I went to a class. They did a PowerPoint. They showed us like some of the technology and stuff behind it. I had no idea what they were talking about. They showed me what I was supposed to do and how to do it. That's your part attention or baby type stuff. Let's see. I pull a bunch of numbers here. I don't know. The graph pattern looks like what they're supposed to look like. I don't know if that's good or bad. I'm not smart enough in this machine. >> Me neither. >> I never been here. >> Be honest. Like DUI stuff not my specialty. It's a thing that all cops have to learn how to do, but not like my normal every day. >> Like literally, um I'm I don't need to people. I str away. I know. I know what you do. Okay. Right. So, did give us some numbers. So, I told you, right? 01 is our legal limit, right? uh you're 0131 or 0141, which means you're a little bit above the weight. Now, here's what I'm going to do. Instead, you've been nothing but cooperative, I'm going to double check something, right? I have to confirm. Not that I don't believe you, but you gave me some information. I'm going to double check it. >> Then, we're going to find a solution. All good, sir. But I will tell you this. I'm not the enemy. >> You are not. You've been nothing. >> Well, no. I'm I'm I'm not that guy, man. I'm I'm I'm like I say, I was I don't know. And I don't need any personal insurance. People want something. have a name I've got to check just to make sure we don't have any arrests in the background. I don't show any make ready George KD20. >> I got that done. >> You did? >> Yeah. So, it really took three baseball. >> Yeah. Cylinder one is sold to a zero. >> I'll fix it. Well, we can't. So, we have to call. I I have higher expect have higher expectations of your skill set. >> No, not me. I'm not even here, man. I don't even want to see you, dude. Like, I don't even want to talk, >> man. That's not I'm just working, man. Straight up. >> This is a big key. That's for the uh lights. A lot more of those people. >> Go ahead. >> Are you wanting a triple I to check for prior DUI conviction? >> Yeah, probably should clarify that better. >> No problem. Your subject is clear. The driver status shows license. >> It is. Thank you. >> We'll email this guy for you that I charged. >> That's That's my twin brother. That's a charge of it. >> All right. So, >> right. Double check. You're telling me you got no history DUI arrests. If you have if you have any DUI arrests like last week, I have an obligation to take you. Right. That's state law. I don't have a choice. >> You're being honest with me. You don't have any DUI arrests. I don't have to take you to jail. What I do is I forward charges. Right. your address is good, phone number you gave me is good. What that means is that if uh something shows up in your mail, says you need to go to court, don't ignore it. Right? That's that that turns out poorly every time, right? That starts them all rolling, right? Prosecutors, all that. After that, I don't have any say in what happens next as far as charges, right? So, this is an arrest. This is not a conviction, right? This is me taking what data, what information I have. uh I sent it to for you know to the prosecutor and there's judges all that stuff involved the judge will make decisions as to consequences or anything like that so not so that I cannot do is your blood alcohol's own legal >> I can't let you go back to your truck so you tell me like if like you've got a brother in your head is there >> if you take me to the truck I can make a phone call and I have somebody to come take me, >> right? Who have you got to take you home? >> My brother. >> Okay. So, if we just call him from here, would he come pick you up? >> Yeah. >> That'll make me feel better. I just >> No, I call him from you taking your handcuffs on me. I'm not going to run. >> I just need I just need to make >> sure your phone is in my car. So, here's what I'm going to do. Assuming that what you told me is correct, like people don't find any like background of any like do you like convictions from 6 years ago hiding in other states? But I am more than willing um to let you get on with your day. thing is is I have to let you get on your day without getting in your truck. Less than two years ago, the law was I would have had to tow your truck to make sure that that never happened. Like that was the law. Anytime I arrest DUI, your truck went to truck jail. >> So >> I don't have to do that anymore. >> All right. So, but understand it's okay. It's over at the subway. >> You don't have to drop me over there. But if you let me know where it's at, I I'll call my brother. >> It's parked right up there. >> Like I say, where you like I say, wherever you leave me out, I'm going to make a phone call to come pick my truck. absolute sure that wherever you go, it's not with you behind the wheel. >> Oh, no. No. I may not go behind the wheel, but what you charge me with, that's what I need to know. >> Right. So, so what that will be is the the charges I'll be forwarding are for DUI. Do I get any influence, right? Again, my report is not a is not a conviction. It's me saying that according to the facts and evidence, right? The facts and evidence like the collision in this matter is actually kind of different than the DUI. Like the collision was her fault. you rolled into the intersection while you were making a legal turn. Unfortunately, when we contacted you, it's obvious that you're under the influence, right? That there could be a thousand things that have to do with that. Something might be a medication. I don't know. But the legal limit that you're blowing right now is over the legal limit for being behind the wheel, >> which is like 04, >> right? >> But 08 and you're at 0.1. >> So, you are at 0.1. The legal window is >> 0. All right, I got that. Excellent. Thank you. All right, Mr. I said I work overnight, so I have plenty of time to finish this report. >> Oh, no. Me and you, the person that hit me. >> Well, that's those are two different stories, but they trying to get me wet with you trying to get me here. That's a different story. >> I have to deal with the right. So if you had been a doctor and that collision has happened, I would have showed up. You guys just information >> children like >> a way you would describe your life. This is what Paul said to Timothy. Let no one despise you for your youth, but set the believers an example in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and purity. Single brothers and sisters, is your life worthy of imitation? 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