Hi there. >> Hello there. >> How's it going? >> Good. Just >> out cruising around doing nothing but nothing. >> Okay. Do you have your Do you have your driver's license, Handy? >> You know, I don't. >> Yeah, maybe I do. >> As well I should. >> Right. Yeah. So, what was I doing that? >> You You're uh half stopped in the middle of the road here. >> Is everything okay? >> Yeah, everything is okay. Um any help? >> Yeah. Um, yeah. I'm going through divorce and stuff really bothers a person. I'm >> sure. Not my choice for the divorce. >> Here you go. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> All right. Hang tight. I'll be back in a moment. All right. >> Yep. >> Robert, can I have you step out of the vehicle, sir? Yeah, sure. Um, I don't have my shoes on, but >> you have shoes on. >> They're in the They're They're in the vehicle. >> Oh, I'll let you put your shoes on. >> Yeah. What What do you need from me? >> Oh, put Just put your shoes on first. It's It's right It's wet outside. >> Yeah, a little bit. You know, I um I can't find my glasses. >> Okay. >> Seriously. >> Okay. >> And um so I'm not sure if I left them at my wife's house or or what. So there's that one. So, what am I supposed to be doing? >> Oh, just waiting for you to get your shoes on, that's all. >> Yeah. Going to finish putting that shoe on there. >> I'll give it a try. Um, yeah. You know, um, Mark. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Yeah. I went to school for him. >> Okay. >> Okay. Man, careful. You all right? >> I am just I have such terrible insomnia where I can't sleep. >> Okay. And um so yeah, I'm just heading back home right now. >> Okay. Can you put your shoe on? Try having >> Do you need some help putting your shoe on? Oh, I told you. >> Here, I'll help you out. >> I rarely wear shoes. Retired and I just sit in my damn house. All right. So, we uh I'm just extremely tired. >> Extremely tired. How much you had to drink tonight? >> I had a beer at home. >> You had a You had a beer at home? >> Yeah. >> How big was that beer? >> Careful, careful, careful, careful, careful, careful. >> Okay. >> How big was that beer? >> Yeah. Let's walk back to the side of the road here. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah, I'm trying. >> Hey, here. Let's Let's put Let's put your butt on my on my uh >> bumper here. Okay. >> Yeah. You know, when um when I quit drinking and then I have one beer, it's like, >> okay, I'm going to I'm going to shut the front of my lights off here. Okay, you just stay there. Yeah, it's uh so >> so Robert, be honest with me here. How much how much you had to drink tonight? >> I had one can of beer. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm being honest with you. >> Okay. >> That's what I have to be. >> Yep. Now 7102. So yeah. Anyhow. Yeah. When I used to drink like a 12-pack a day. >> Okay. >> And now I'll drink a can a day. >> Okay. So what type So what type of beer did you have then? >> Um mostly. >> Okay. And how many of those did you have? One today. >> You had one today. >> Yep. >> Okay. What time did you have that roughly? >> Maybe 2 hours ago. >> Okay. What time is it? You know, >> no. >> No. I I just like go home driving and >> Okay. Robert, what you said you live at? >> Well, that's where my wife's house would be. >> What uh what apartment number are you in? >> Oh, I'm in you willing uh you willing to do some field body test for me? >> Try. I don't have my glasses. Okay. >> Because it's raining, right? and it makes things a little bit slippery. I'd like to take you to the police department where it's a little bit drier so that we could complete field sobriety. Does that sound good to you? >> Not exactly, but what do you mean not exactly? So, I had my one beer today and >> Okay. Yeah. I mean, I might be driving crazy because I don't have uh my glasses. >> Okay. And I'm kind of finding where the they're at. >> Okay. >> They could be at my wife's house. >> Okay. And Yeah. Okay. So, would you be willing to go to the police department completely kill somebody? >> Yeah, I'm >> Yeah, >> I'm I'm fine. >> You'd be willing to do that? >> I'd really rather just go back to my apartment and >> Okay. Sleep. >> Well, I I I'm I'd like a yes or no answer. Okay. I guess that's what I'm looking for. Yes or no? Would you be willing to go to the police department and do fields of body tests? >> No. >> No, you would not. >> Right. >> Okay. >> I mean, as I told you, I just want to get back home and I tried to find my glasses. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> That really sucks. What? What? Would you would you would you be willing to give me a sample of your breath for a PBT? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. Just stay right here. Okay. Stay leaning against my car. >> All right, sir. What you're going to do is you're going to wrap your wrap your lips around the tube. You're going to blow like you're blowing up a balloon. Okay. Blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. All right. You do me a favor and you can grab that tube. pull straight up. I wish it opens. That's all I can say. >> Yeah. >> I mean, I can see well enough, >> but not as good as I could. Sure. Well, fair enough. Fair enough. I mean, if you didn't have your bra your uh foot on the brakes, I wouldn't have been able to see you. You didn't even have your lights on. >> Well, there they should be automatic lights. Hey, I'll show you the PVT. All right. That say 28 28. All right. Okie dokie. >> So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going have you turn up a transender back. Okay. >> All right. We're going to >> We're going to walk back to my car, the back seat. Okay. I got you. >> Yeah. I mean my balance is in your vehicle. >> All right. Right here. You got anything on me that's going to stick my poke me or hurt me? >> Hell to the hell no. >> No. No way. >> I didn't even have a handgun. >> How you doing, sir? >> Hello there. >> What's your first name? >> Robert. >> Robert. >> I'm Luke. >> Hi, Luke. >> All right. I'm going to sit you down in my car here for a second. >> Okay. Yeah, this is difficult with my hands. >> It's all right. Okay. Sit your butt in. Leg up. >> I'm going to try. >> Okay. I usually use arms. >> That helps. >> Does it better than no arms, >> right? Holy Christ sakes. Yeah. >> Would it be easier to get in the car? >> It's a little bit lower. >> It's a little bit lower. Would that help you? >> Um, I think I got it now. >> Think you got it now? >> Yeah. >> Just slide your butt in. >> Goddamn hands being cuffed like that. It sucks. Oh [ __ ] Damn it. It's not like I'm going to be swinging at anybody. It's >> No, I know. But we got to get you in the car. >> You got to lift your legs. There you go. get you in there. >> Yeah. Uh, since I retired, I don't hardly walk and do nothing. >> Okay. Well, you got to get the rest of your feet. You got to get the rest of the way in. >> All right. I'm going to shut the door for a moment. >> Sure. >> Hey, Robert. >> Yes. >> We're going to go back to this this other officer's uh vehicle and sit in that one. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to swing your legs out. Help. Swing your legs out. >> Like I said, I'm not combative. >> Nope. I understand that. We're going to switch the hand. >> We're going to switch the handcuffs here. >> Okay. >> Just give them me. >> Well, I'm going to I'm going to give you a moment to get your balance here a little bit. >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're going to walk back to this officer's vehicle first. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, yeah. You just get these stupid things off of me. >> Well, we Yeah, it's policy. >> Policy is policy. >> Yeah. If I if if I if if we didn't have them on, I'd get my butt chewed out by my boss. >> Yeah. >> Right. I'm okay. Apparently policy. >> Yep. >> All right. We'll walk back to this vehicle here. We'll take them We'll take them off and We'll take these ones off and get different ones on you. Okay. >> Yeah. I don't want any of them on me. >> I know. >> Not like I'm telling you're going to Why don't you step up onto the curb so we can get through? >> There you go. >> Yep. And then we're going to >> One more. One more step. Well, >> and then we'll just get through. We'll go down this this easy part here. There you go. >> Right here. >> All right, let's let's walk over here. We're going to switch out these handcuffs. Okay. >> Okay. >> Seat back here now. >> A little bit lower. >> No, but it's lower. >> I'll try. Okay. >> A little bit more comfortable. >> You You take I'm going to go check the vehicle quick. See if I can't Do you want me to try to see if I can't find your glasses in the vehicle? I believe they're at my house. >> Okay. All right. I'll just peek through the window. See if I can't see your glasses. Quick. There's his glasses. Here. >> Oh, look at look. We found something. >> Found your glasses. >> Help you out. >> Really? >> There you go. >> Thank you very much. >> Yeah. You're welcome. Here. There's a wallet. Okay. Take a picture of 30 racks. Okay. >> You good back there? >> I'm fine. Okay. All right. Can you hear me good back there? >> Yes, fine. >> Okay. I got to read you this form. Okay. Okay. >> Um, under Wisconsin's implied consent law, I am required to read this notice to you. >> Okay. >> Will you submit to a evidentary chemical test of your blood? Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Yes. All right. Oops. Excuse me. Yellow. >> Hi. Um, I'm actually Officer R. I work with the Palaski Police Department. I was wondering if you could open up uh one of the ambulance bays if they're open. I got a OWI. >> Awesome. Any door will do. >> Okay. >> Thanks, bud. All right. >> All right. They need to help me out. >> Sure. Sure. Do you need me to grab your arm or anything? Like, can I help you out somehow? >> Yeah. Um, >> maybe under your arm here. Maybe I can get You know what? Let me see if I can get those off right now. I don't think I'll be able to you. Yeah, I think you're going to have to step out and then we'll >> Is this close enough? >> Here, I'll put this back on you. There we go. Yeah. No, I I don't think I'll be able to Oh, here we go. Okay. All right. Did you get one out? All right. Yeah. You want to give me the other hand here? I'll get those off of you. Got a lot of equipment here. >> Yeah. Smokes. >> Yeah, they do. Now we get these off you. All right, we are just going to go through these double doors here. All right, and this seat over there, if you just want to have a seat in the corner there, >> might be comfortable if you want to flip that thing down there. Okay. All right. Um, I guess I can read these to you. This is basically what we >> went through in the car. This is just the informing the accused. Um, and then just down here I have that you said yes to it. And then today's date and time it was read, my signature. >> Um, this is your copy. So I'm like that. Um I am also going to obviously this is for the um beginning of the process. Basically we found operating while under the influence. Okay. This is first offense. So it's um this is a municipal citation. Okay. So, you'll have to show up uh at our courthouse here in well in Palaski at 585 East Glen Brook Drive. Okay. Court is on January 2nd, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. Okay. But you do have to go to that. All right. Okay. >> We'll give that to you. Um I believe that's all I need. >> Yeah. And then here, I'll give you your wallet back and your ID. get your stuff back for you. And now we are just waiting. Um we have so your vehicle. >> Yeah, >> we had to remove it obviously from um the side of the road. >> Yeah. So, I will get a note card here for you and give you the location of where it was uh towed to if you would like that. >> Is that a crappy car? >> 2023 Silverado. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. 2023 Silverado. That's nice. >> So, this is where uh your vehicle was towed to. Performance Auto. It's off this road right here. It's just outside in Palaski. >> And then there you can call them if you need that. I'll just hand you that just for your reference if you need it. >> The blood test results from the Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene revealed that Robert had a 366 blood alcohol concentration. He was found guilty for second offense operating while intoxicated and was sentenced to 100 days in jail and ordered to pay 2,187 in fines.