I'm like clinically I'm not yet but I'm clinically about to be depressed with depression. >> What she said 300 300 per 30 minutes. >> Good god. Holy [ __ ] [laughter] >> 100 1 2 3 100 4 >> Okay. Okay. Hey, stay with me a little bit longer. >> What's the What's the good phone number for you? >> Want me to get them out or just stay by the window for now? All right. Hey, how are you? What's up, man? >> We We always pack each other up. That's why I'm here. All right. It's the night shift, so we always we always come in packs. >> Yeah, I know, man. >> I have We're like We got to get to work tomorrow. So, we're just trying to have a good time. >> All right. Where'd you guys come from? >> Uh I mean, I work at uh I work over at Rick's. Oh, you work on Rex. Okay. So, I'm just I was pulled for speeding too much. >> I was speeding a little. I'm not going to lie. I was speeding a little bit, but only because like >> What do you do at Rick? >> I'm a bouncer. >> Bouncer. Okay. >> Yeah, I was speeding a little bit because like I was trying to get him home, but that's about it. >> All right. >> Where's home? >> Huh? >> Where's home? >> I live on 6B. >> On 6B? >> Yeah. Unfortunately, >> how how do you live there? >> I'm paying 3500 plus utilities. So, it's like kind of shitty. >> 86B. >> You'd be surprised. >> No, I'm just wondering because uh they don't usually let civilians uh live there. >> No, I'm I'm military. >> Oh, you are? >> Yeah, I give him my military already. I'm waiting for Virginia to send me my the rest of my life and stuff. I don't know if you guys know how difficult Virginia is. >> How what? >> Virginia is pretty difficult. >> Virginia estate. >> Oh yeah. >> You don't you guys don't even >> I've been waiting for like I want to say I've been waiting for like 5 months for them to send my my uh my information down. But they're pretty good. >> So you relocated here from Virginia 5 months ago? >> Yeah. Well, no, it's been it's actually been longer than that. I re >> I redid my uh plates and everything 5 months ago. Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> And there >> you got my license. >> I agree. I want to make sure we make sure we get it back. >> They're pretty difficult out there. >> Okay. >> Only reason I say is because like >> they take time, man. You hit a curb. >> Oh, no. You been lost that thing. >> I I had export, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I had an ex-wife, man. [laughter] >> You know how ex I follow this friend, man. I don't I don't mean to be disrespectful. My ex-wife would used to drive my car >> and she used to hit curbs. >> We're not going to say why. You don't understand. But >> I'm I'm clarifying. >> Yeah. [clears throat] So, uh, she works, so she used to work, so she's my ex-wife now, but she used to work over at, uh, Dr. Tangle's office. >> Doctor was who? >> Dr. Tangle. >> Tangle >> over at, uh, >> Okay. >> Yeah. She used to work over there. So, she dropped me off in the mornings and every morning she text me and she be like, "Hey, I I know you're going to be mad, but I scratched your tires or I scratched whatever." And as you can see, my front bumper's gone. So >> Oh, it is. >> Yeah. >> H It is >> my Yeah, my ex-wife used to do that. Then we got we got into a divorce because >> it got more into that than that, but you know. >> Mhm. >> Unfortunately, but so it's a lot of pressure on me right now. So trying to just like deal with everything. So right now, right now, we're going through the divorce. So, >> like I want to say like I want to say they they're they're making me do like 4 or 500 a month. >> Mhm. >> I want to say it's going to be more than that for later on down the road. But that's the that's the unfortunate circumstance. But we've been married like what 3 years but 3 years in the Navy versus 3 years in your world is a lot of you know a lot of different but crazy. It is >> I got you. It is. All right. I'm running up the name and date of birth right now. >> You're what? >> I'm running up to channel 2 right now cuz it's showing here suspended. >> He's showing suspended. >> Showing suspended dispatch is saying that this is expired by two years sticker >> and he's showing suspended out of Virginia. >> Okay. What's his name? No, it's food. But yeah. >> Hey, how would you feel about front wheels on a bumper? >> Say what? >> How would you feel about tires on the bumper? >> On the bumper? >> Yeah. You know, like top wheels. like said like go forward like if you uh what what do what [laughter] this guy So this guy at the commissary came out and he was like pushing the shopping carts out. He's like man you should put you should put wheels on your front bumpers. I'm like what [laughter] the [ __ ] are you talking about? He's like you should put wheels on your front bumpers so it look cool. I'm like whatever. But that's it. Yeah. That [ __ ] look crazy as [ __ ] [laughter] You drive down the street with Frank [ __ ] two more times. >> I'm sorry. This the first time I've been on a while. I'm sorry. Me too, man. We We've been literally been house like we literally been househeld for a while just because all the work we've been doing, but whatever. >> And you said you're a bouncer at Ricks. >> Yeah, I'm a bouncer at Ricks now. I've been trying to keep us Like I've been at a point where like I work there so I want to keep sober and >> I want to keep my mentality and that's like believe in me for like a while. >> Okay. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> I've had probably like a wine or two. >> Okay. Would you mind turning the turning the vehicle and uh stepping out for me? >> Yeah. >> Go around with the other guy. You >> just leave it there for now. >> Can I take my shoes off? They're literally bigger than what I expected them to be. >> I would prefer if you didn't cuz it's really wet. They were everywhere. >> I I don't I really don't. >> Well, leave them on for now. >> Okay. >> Just step out for me. >> They're like two sizes bigger. I bought them recently. >> So, >> do you have anything on you that I should worry about? Like knives or No, don't don't reach. Don't reach in your pockets. Just asking. >> I'm sorry. Okay, put that back in your pockets. >> Okay. >> So, I can see. Okay. No apps or anything. >> Just keys in my bag. >> Okay. All right. So, what should I call you? >> Uh, >> Patty. >> Patty. Is it Mr. Patty or >> Oh, no. No. >> Patty is your first name or last name? >> Patty is my last name. >> Okay. Okay. [snorts] Patty. So, right now, uh, I'm under impression that you might have been driving under the influence, >> which Yeah. >> All right. So, I'm asking you, will you submit me to the voluntary field soy exercises to dispel my belief that you've been driving under the influence? >> If I don't, do I have to go to the hospital? >> Why would you go to the hospital? >> Yes. >> Is there anything medically wrong? >> I'm like clinically I'm not yet, but I'm clinically about to be depressed with depression. >> Okay. Well, that's that's not um something people need to go >> to the hospital. It's not I mean I take my shoes off. >> [clears throat] >> Can I take my shoes off? [ __ ] It got hot. >> Cuz it's really wet. They're right everywhere. >> I I mind if I take the seat belt off, open the door up real quick. >> Yeah. Yeah, you can. You if you want to come sit out here, you can. You're all good. >> Yeah. It got hot like >> Yeah. You want to sit over there? >> Yeah. It got hot [ __ ] instantly in this thing, dog. So, what should I call? >> Just do me a favor, man. Just Just try to stay out of your pockets when you're >> Oh, no. No. No. >> You know what I mean? Just It's just a safety concern. >> Yeah, I got you. I got >> But you can sit down if you want. >> I say, "Can I grab my vape real quick?" >> I wouldn't vape right now. >> Damn. I got just for his >> Yeah, I got that. >> You know what I mean? [ __ ] I feel sick. >> You feel sick? >> Yeah, I feel too much. >> If you got to puke, man, just puke that way. All right. >> I try not to. I'm I want to throw up when I actually get to the crib so I can be in the presence of my own my own safety net. >> Yeah, understandable, buddy. >> You can take your shoes off. >> That's all. >> But that doesn't answer my question. What's your question, ma'am? >> My question is, will you submit me to the voluntary field to buy the exercises to my accept? Do I have to go to the hospital to take a blood test? >> If you don't accept, I got to I got to let you know that uh the refusal to complete the exercises can be used against you in any future court hearing. >> In any future >> in any future court hearing. Yes. I feel like you be both me and you know the answer to this question. >> I don't. That's what I'm asking you. >> And I know I know you can't legally say yes or no. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah. >> I really don't know how to answer this question. What? >> It's a yes or no question. >> I I understand that, but I don't know how to legally answer it for my benefit. Well, you should. I'm I'm telling you right now. >> I said, "Yeah, he actually been trying to help me save my money cuz like I said, first time I've been out in a while, they wanted me to go out. I was like, "Fuck it." >> And I end up going to a [ __ ] to the strip club that I didn't know existed and spent way too much [ __ ] money. But we just got paid and I was like, "Damn, I'm rich now." I spent your ass [ __ ] money. >> I'm kind of mad about that [ __ ] >> Yeah, man. You lose all your money going to strip clubs, bro. >> I'm be mad as [ __ ] morning. Holy [ __ ] I'm be mad as [ __ ] myself in the morning. [laughter] >> Y'all be mad as hell. >> Did you go in a strip club with cash or did you use your cards? >> My card? I wish I had cash. If I don't cash, I ought to be straight. >> But I want my card. So, I'm going be sick. I'm going to Yeah, I'm going to be hurt. >> What's she said? 300. 300 per 30 minutes. >> Good God. Holy [ __ ] [laughter] >> I'm telling you right now. >> I believe that you've been driving under influence and I'm asking you if you will submit to the exercises to dispel my belief. Don't prove me wrong. >> What do I have to do? >> Exercises. Field soiety exercises. >> What would be the exercises? >> I will let you know as soon as we get to that part. There are three very simple exercises and you can take your shoes off for that if you like. >> Yeah, I understand. >> But we're not going to do it right here. So, that's why I'm asking you and I uh if if you if you want to submit, we're going to have to walk towards the uh the parking lot somewhere cuz this is not the safest spot. There are people driving around if I accept this as a safe spot. >> Is that okay? What >> is it okay if I accept this as a safe uh safe spot? Because I would not >> No, you don't get to choose where we do this. >> So, that means I have to get in my vehicle and drive over. Absolutely not. >> So, what does that mean? >> That means we're going to walk. >> Oh, yeah. By all means. >> That's why I was suggesting you don't take your shoes off just yet because we have to go through probably >> Man, by all means, I will literally walk over there. >> Okay. So, does that mean you're doing the exercises? >> Yes, by >> Okay. Well, if I don't accept these exercises, what does that mean? I believe that you were driving under sto It's my work tomorrow. >> Somebody get [ __ ] in the corner. >> I said he did not drink. >> That's why I was suggesting you don't take >> by all means. I know I drunk. >> So does that mean you doing the exercise? >> That's fine. >> Well, if I don't accept the exercise, what's that mean? >> I already told you that means the refusal can be used against you in any future court hearing. >> Then I don't accept. So that means if I don't accept then what does that mean? That means I'm going to have to base my arrest decision based on everything else I've seen so far. >> So that means if I I'm not if you feel like I'm not okay to drive, then you could arrest me. >> Yes. >> Ah, and if I fail the so you could arrest me. >> Yes. >> Wow. Okay. That's >> And it's not pass or fail. It's they're designed for us to observe the clues of impairment. >> Yeah. No, I mean um >> so last time. Okay. cuz I really don't like us standing here where the people are driving by. >> It's just a bit awkward because I just did leg day at the gym. So, it's kind of like kind of awkward. That's why. >> Why is it awkward? Don't >> I just did like day at the gym? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> You just did like >> I am literally a dumbass for reaching in my pockets. I really apologize. Can I put this on my roof? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Yeah. >> All right, Patty. One last time. Will you submit to the field of soiety exercises? Yes or no? Anything other than yes, it's considered a no. Okay. Again, anything other than yes is considered a no. >> Smith. >> No. No. Smith. Hey, you're Are you an adult? >> You got to make this decision for yourself. Okay. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm like this is the first time. I don't >> You need to take a few seconds, think about it. But we got to make a decision. >> You got to make a decision. You all right, man? >> Dude, just right there. >> I'm going have to get close. Stay closer to the car. Probably be better coming out, bro. Instead of holding it in. So fast. >> You all right, man? >> I wouldn't force it, man. Don't force it. You're going to hurt yourself. >> Just sit down, man. No, I don't want to sit on this wet ground. Holy [ __ ] [laughter] >> God damn it. I knew I should have came out. >> I knew I should have stayed home. [ __ ] We got >> I know we got work tomorrow. >> Don't interject. Okay. >> Oh, my bad. My bad. My bad. Thank you. I'm sorry. I was trying to get him pipped up. >> Nik feel like [ __ ] though. >> All right, Patty. Time's up. No more negotiations. No more questions. Okay, you've been explain the situation plenty of times. And I appreciate it if you stop vaping cuz I don't know what's in your vape. I'm not going to try it. I'm telling you to put it down. >> I'm just asking you to look at it. >> That's fine. Just put Just put it >> just put it down. >> Put it either either in your pocket or on top of the car. >> Can I hit you one more time? >> Last one. >> Oh, yeah. I'm going >> I ain't going to fall. I'm still here. Just >> All right. So, what is it? >> I go to the hospital, right? >> I'm going to give you one more chance. >> I'm saying I go to the hospital, right? >> Why would you go to the hospital? Are you injured? Are you sick? I am injured. I do have uh chronic arthritis. >> Okay. Is Is it a medical emergency? It >> It's a medication that I usually take. >> Okay. It has nothing to do with that. >> It's like is is >> Okay, Patty, listen. You stop walking me around the block. Okay. One last time. Are you submitting to the exercises? Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I'm going to give you a chance to put your shoes back because we're gonna walk uh over to the park. Put >> my shoes on. >> I I I run I run uh barefoot, so that's why. >> Okay. >> Can you guys walk him over there cuz that's a little too far. I'm going to reposition my vehicle. >> You want to sit down on that curb over there, man? It's loading. It's drier. >> You're kind of doing that wobble. Oh, yeah. I I know. I >> I don't want you to fall, bro. >> No, no, I ain't going to fall. I'm I'm still here a little bit. Just enough. >> No, just >> Are you injured? Are you sick? >> I am injured. emergency. >> Okay, listen. Stop walking around. Okay, one more step. I I >> God damn. I didn't realize there's a lot of y'all. >> I told you we coming packs. Night time, man. We have to >> I don't even remember you saying that. >> You don't remember me saying it? I That's like the first thing I said. >> Well, you the first >> No, he No. >> No, buddy with uh >> Yeah, >> buddy with the with the slick thing. Yeah, Buddy with the slick thing was the first person I seen. I think >> I know I [ __ ] up. >> That's right. But you're not driving, man. So, you're good. >> Oh, no. I was not driving. I was actually going to stay at his crib. I was like, "Yeah, bro. When I go out, I plan on drinking a lot and probably going to stay at the house. If I can make it home, I will. But if I can't, I won't. >> Yeah, I don't think I would have to kill y'all out. Yeah, I ain't got to throw up right now. What am I a thrower? Maybe that make sense. Maybe you just thinking about it too much. >> Yeah, I think you're scaring me. >> Hey, I'm being nice, buddy. I'm just >> No, no, no, no. >> I'm just hanging out with you, man. >> Cuz you don't want to be in his shoes. >> Oh, no. No. I ain't I ain't been on that side. I ain't been on that side of that before. I feel like I could pass. He should He should be straight though. He should be straight though. Like I said, he did not drink [ __ ] as much as I did. He was feeding me drinks like, "Hey, bro, this your first time." Oh [ __ ] Yep. My feet. But he was like, "Yeah, bro. This your first time being out with us for like a year. Like I've been with y'all for like cuz he I think he been with us for like 6 months to a year now." He like, "This is your first time being out." I'm like, he was like, "Shit." So here you go. I'm like, "Bro, you trying to get me [ __ ] up? You don't You don't remember none of this [ __ ] huh?" He's like, "Yeah, I got two [ __ ] pulled up." I'm like, "All right, cool." But then I was with a stripper and he he talking about some No, not him. The chick the the uh the chick friend talking about some [ __ ] What's he say? She said, "Oh, you like fat ugly [ __ ] huh?" I say, "Yo, what?" [laughter] I said, "What? What? Who was I with?" I don't even remember. >> Yeah. I was just trying to spend some money and, you know, have a good time because I got I got a lot of [ __ ] repressed [ __ ] [ __ ] going on that it's going to take me a while to get past. We'll go by one of these white lines. That way it's easier and fair to you. >> Yeah, of course. >> What you do for the Navy? >> You know what's crazy? I'm the only IC down here, man. >> What the hell is an IC? >> It's just like interior communications electrician. >> Okay. I'm supposed to go to [ __ ] Texas. Like go Fort Worth, Texas. >> Like uh I want to say September 5th and I think it's dumb, but like they're supposed to send somebody from uh the [ __ ] is it called? Jacksonville, >> but they want to send me instead. But it's a waste of naked money, man. But whatever. >> I know how it goes. >> Who might speak about it? >> I'm ready. Oh, I'm wait for the she's way better. >> Authorizing officer who might be. >> What do you want me to say? Like at least at point blank. >> That's fine right there for now. I'm not running the show. Yeah, I understand. >> [snorts] >> He did not see April 5 years away. Yeah, I got myself starting a single one investigation. >> All right, buddy. So, first some questions. Um, I know I asked you already, but I got to ask you again. Are you sick or injured? >> I am sick. Yes. >> Okay. You mean the depression you mentioned? >> The depression and my chronic gastritis. >> Chronic gastritis. Okay. All right. Does that influence you in any physical way? like any kind of >> uh the pain pain gets overwhelming to a point where I have how do I put this I take medication for I can show you my medication if you want to follow me home can't I don't remember the name of it >> okay >> cuz I kind of just take it as it is but the pain kind of puts me in a a folding sense >> like if I don't take my medication >> so you're getting like a big cramps kind of thing >> yeah basically >> does that happen randomly or >> um so with the chronic gastritis it kind of gets to a point where it's like >> it flares up >> and sometimes it doesn't flare up. >> Okay. >> So it's like it's >> okay. Yeah, you understand. >> But right now that part is all right. >> No. So right now for me the pain does pain is flaring up. >> Right now the pain is flaring up. Unfortunately, it's it nine times I'm not going to say it's like six times out of 10 it does flare up. >> Okay. >> I can't do anything about it. Uh it's like >> where do I put it? >> It's uh it it's a terrible stomach pain. It's like ulcers. >> Okay. >> I can't I can't speak to a certain sense. >> Do you guys have um >> uh What is that? Do you take insulin? >> I don't take insulin at all. No. >> All right. Um, >> okay. Uh, do you have anything wrong with your eyes? Do you have blindness in your eyes? >> I have contacts in. Yes. >> You have contacts now? >> Yeah. >> Uh, soft or hard? >> Huh? >> Soft or hard? >> I don't know what the difference would be. Uh, >> are those like a one day kind of thing or >> I replace them maybe every like two weeks. Okay. So, do you have them two weeks in? >> Yeah, I probably had them for like two weeks and already >> All right, cool. Okay. >> So, like they're a little bit dry a little bit. >> All right. All right. So, stand with your feet together. Feet together. Arms down your side. Arms down your side. >> Oh, my bad. >> Okay. And stay in this position until I tell you what I need you to do and uh then we're going to do it. Okay. Do you understand so far? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So, do you see when my index finger touches the tip of my pen? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Uh, I'm going to call that a stimulus. Can you touch stimulus with your right index finger? >> Can I what? >> Can you touch where I'm touching the pen with your right index finger? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You going to follow my eyes and not my >> Just touch it first with your finger. Right index finger. >> Okay. Just making sure you know what I'm talking about. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So when I start the exercise, I want you to follow this stimulus with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Understood? >> Do not move your head. But you can blink. There's nothing wrong with that. I don't want you to strain your eyes. >> Understood? >> Okay. Just follow the stimulus with your eyes only. Do not move your head. >> Understand? >> Do you understand these instructions? Yes, >> ma'am. >> Okay. >> Do not move your head. >> Okay, Patty, you're moving your head. >> I'm sorry. Your eyes only. >> It's a Navy thing. I'm sorry. >> It's okay. We're going to start again. Your eyes only. >> [ __ ] bro. >> And that stripper actually helped me out. $700. You can get a lot of therapy with a stripper. [laughter] >> I think it's $700. I'm like I say, like I told you earlier, I'm going wake up in the morning. I know I'm going be mad as [ __ ] at myself. Like, wow. I really spent $700 to get therapy. Yeah, I could went to [ __ ] N medical and got therapy, but I went to [ __ ] a stripper and spent $700 and got therapy. The red gardener. Say what? The red gardener. See the red gardener? >> Oh, yeah. I mean, it was Oh, [ __ ] There we go. Hey. Hey, Mas. What's up? No, don't leave. [laughter] I work with him. I hate that [ __ ] job. The job is trash. stand 12 hours of [ __ ] watch. Do y'all stand 12 hours? Do y'all stand 12 hours long? Yeah. 12 12 hours. >> I say even if you tell me or you don't. I'm not going to remember. I'm going to look at you and be like, "Damn, for real?" So, how long y'all stand watch again? [laughter] I told remember the same [ __ ] I'm not going to remember your face or your name, but I'm going to remember this experience we had together. So, thank you. I even told her that. Thank you. I was like, damn. I will not remember you, but you're going to get you remove a lot of weight off my [ __ ] shoulders. So, I will thank you for that. Holy [ __ ] Am I a new person? I am a new person. Hey, it's new me. >> I'm about to say you might not be excited, but I am. >> That's good, man. I'm the happiest [ __ ] alive right now. I'm a new person. Now, when I go to B next year, it's new me. Nice. I'll be the same old me here. >> No, man. You got to leave, man. Go to Miami, man. >> No, no, no, no. I ain't going no Miami. >> That's what That's where That's where the real [ __ ] at right now. Miami? >> Nah. I lived in Fort Lauderdale all my life. >> Fort Lauderdale. That's That's right above Miami, ain't it? >> Yeah, it's kind of like the next come down here to this uh [clears throat] to this hell hole. I call it a hell hole cuz I do not like Key West. >> I don't like Key West because I grew up in South Georgia and in South Georgia you could go wherever you wanted in 30 minutes. >> Here it takes 3 yards to get to M. Yeah. So it's like what can I do? What can I do? 30 minutes of driving and I'm still driving. Like I can get I get I mean I can get from where I live I can get to Atlanta in two and a half hours. Like >> I'm like but here like I hate this place. >> I don't know if you love it or not but I hate this place. I may hate going next when I go down there in in May, but it's a slightly bigger island with more exotic women. Like, >> yeah, that's that's all I care about. Like, [ __ ] what women look like? That's literally what I literally Googled that. I'm sad that I Googled that, but I Googled that. I was like, hm, what doian women look like? Oh, that's they're called Chammoro. What do they look like? Oh, they're Filipino. I know what else look like. I think those love me. Oh, yeah. They I think they all right with me. [ __ ] Call my homeboy. He Filipino. I said, "Hey, bro. I think I'm going to go on." He say, "Sh, [ __ ] bro. [laughter] Me, too." I said, "Okay, >> you're doing good." >> Like I said, you can blink. There's nothing wrong with that. >> I know. It's just my contacts. My contacts kind of make it difficult to blink sometimes. >> Oh, okay. >> Cuz if I blink then they come like they uh get literally really dry. >> Gotcha. Okay. Keep looking. All right, almost done with this one. Just hang on there. >> Your eyes only. >> Where you station? [laughter] >> They used to be the That used to be the other [ __ ] that protected me. Cuz that [ __ ] knew when Smith drink, he drinks. I don't hold back. I drink. But that's why I stay in the light. I try my hardest not to drive back. I stay at night. Do y'all have a place [laughter] we can stay night for me? I about to say besides a holding a holding cell because I refuse I >> that's one place in my life that I never wanted to be. >> My dad my dad used to tell me stories about him and his uh his brothers going to holding cells. My mom told me stories about her and her friends going to holding cells and that's one place I never wanted to be. I don't want to be in a holding cell. you know, a cold [ __ ] a cold isolated place with behind steel bars that you can't escape because there's people outside in uniform with guns. Like that's that's one place I've never wanted to be. >> Okay, done with that one. You can relax. All right, now we're going to do a little bit of walking. Okay, >> the harper. >> Harper. >> I haven't heard that before. Okay, do you see this white line? >> Whenever you're ready, man. Do do you see the white line? >> Unfortunately, I do. Yeah. >> Okay. That's Why would that be unfortunately? >> I'm saying like >> Okay, there's the white line. So, put your left foot on the line. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. Heel touching the toe. Arms on your side. I >> I literally have the shittiest balance you could ever know. >> Okay, that's fine. Just do your best. All right. >> I literally have the shittiest balance. Like I I I don't know how to tell you. >> Okay, that's fine. So, we're going to skip this. >> Start the walk. >> So, unfortunately, I got to stay in this position for a little bit until I explain you the exercise. >> So, let's try one more time. Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, heel touching the toe. >> Arms down your side. and stay in this position until I explain the exercise to you. I'm gonna demonstrate it for you. >> And I >> It's no place to be, man. >> And I refuse to be there. Like to me, that's like, damn. I really [ __ ] on my mom and dad. Like, they raised me. They raised me to be better than this and I'm here now. Like, it's crazy. I do not want to be here. All right. Well, we'll get you out of here soon, man. Obviously, you won't be driving home. >> Oh, shoot. No. I want to sleep on the floor somewhere. Then wake up in the morning and be mad as [ __ ] with myself. >> As soon as these officers are done, they'll come back more or less. You might take a taxi or Uber back to wherever you are at. All right. >> I'll probably walk. By the time I get done walking, I'll be sober. >> And then you can start. Do you understand these instructions so far? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Oh, you fell out of position, too. >> Well, yeah. I got to like read the instructions. >> So, okay. Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it. Arms down your side. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, when I tell you to start, I need you to take nine heel to toe steps down the line. >> Nine. >> I don't feel like this long. This line is long enough for him, but I'll >> I think it's nine heel to toe steps. >> Right. Right. Right. So, they're not big steps. You're a heel to toe. Whenever you're ready, >> I'm going to show it to you first. Okay? But first, I'm trying to explain to you what it is. >> So, nine heel to toe toe steps down the line. On the ninth step, you're going to take your back foot and take a series of small steps to turn around. I I'll show it to you exactly. Don't worry. >> It's basically a a roundabout pace. >> Yes, but it needs to be specific. I'll show it to you. >> And then, >> can I go back to my original position? >> No. >> Until you do it, >> you should be keeping that position. Oh, >> left foot on the line, right foot on front, and arms on your side. Don't hold your pockets. Yeah, like that. So, again, when I tell you to start, you need to take nine heel to toe steps down the line. Take a series of small steps with your back foot to turn around and take nine heel to toe. >> I appreciate you guys. You guys don't understand. >> No, we do. But I need you to listen to me because you're not going to know what to do. >> Go ahead. >> So, one more time. Nine heel to toe steps down the line. Turn around in a very specific manner. Keeping the front foot on the line and with the >> You might show me the >> I will show it to you once I explain it to you. I'm trying to get through the instruction phase first. >> I'm sorry. I'm I'm like >> It's okay. I get it. >> So after you turn, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps back on the line the same way. Heel to toe. The whole time you're going to keep your arms down your side. You're going to watch your feet and you're going to count down loud. >> So I have to look down on my feet. >> It's Yes. So it's going to look like this. Left foot on the line. and rifled online. >> All right, just just stick with me for a little bit and then once they're done, they'll let you know. All right, I'm I'm I'm at the primary. I'm just backing up. All right, I got you. I got you. >> Can I put my phone out real quick? >> I I rather you not touch the phone. It's a safety. All I say I'm I'm trying not to. I'm trying to keep That's why I'm trying to keep my hands occupied so I don't reach for it. >> No, no. It's just It's just safety concern for us. >> I I know. I know. I know. I know. Like I said, I used I used to gate guard and when people used to pull up and like open the doors and [ __ ] he used to scare the [ __ ] out of me and I like, "Oh [ __ ] your ID." I'm like, you could have did anything in this like in this [ __ ] moment. You could have literally did anything and I wouldn't have been ready because you literally pulled up, opened the door, and sold me ID. I see. And now you said I'm like, "Do you know that scares the [ __ ] out of me?" >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So I know I know where you I know where y'all coming from. Like honestly, I watch videos on like the the cop the the police [ __ ] and I look at people and like god damn it that's something where they need like godamn it's not that hard. And then I think about this the [ __ ] I go through and I'm like yeah just showing your [ __ ] ID. It's [laughter] not that [ __ ] hard. How hard is it TO SHOW YOUR [ __ ] ID? >> Is that my side? Right. >> I have literally balance you get. Okay. Watch me. This is demonstration. I'm going to go one, two, three, all the way till nine. And on my ninth step, I'm going to take the back foot. Watch my watch my feet. >> My back foot. And I'm going to turn like this. And then I'm going to go to >> Nobody's trained to do this, but it's very simple. >> Again, left foot on the line, right foot in front of it. You're going to go >> one, two, three. On the ninth step, you're going to turn like this. And you're going to go back the same way. One, two, three, all the way till nine. The whole time, you're keeping arms down your side, watching your feet, and counting loud. Any questions? >> Not at all. >> Anything that would prevent you from doing this? >> Uh, I don't know. My stomach ulcers. No. >> Okay. All right. Stomach holders do require medication. Yes. >> Okay. So, get in the starting position. Left foot on the line. Left foot on the line. Right foot in front of it. Heel touching the toe. >> Arms down your side. Go ahead. Start. >> One 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. And then what? >> I told you that many times. Okay. >> Turn around. Mhm. >> I know. >> And then go back. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay, so that one's done. And now we have one more. >> God damn it. Help them. If you help them, they help you. If you don't help them, they make [ __ ] hard on you. Because when I still gate guard, if you didn't help me, I made [ __ ] hard on you. You want to get on base? Show me everything. Let me see your license and registration. License and registration. You don't need all that to get on base. I don't, but I do now. So, let me see. Let me see all of it. [clears throat] And like, what the [ __ ] bro? You didn't want to open your door? >> Yeah. So, show me everything. You made it hard on me, so I'm make it hard on you. We going to sit here all day. You think I give a [ __ ] about this [laughter] line? I don't give a [ __ ] about this line. Like that [ __ ] What [ __ ] I'm here for 12 hours today. I'm here from 6:00 to 6. I wake up at 4:30 in the morning and I'm here from 6:00 to 6. Like, you think I give a [ __ ] about this line, [ __ ] I'm here for like 10 more hours. I don't give a [ __ ] about this line. This [ __ ] is making my watch go by faster. [laughter] >> So, yes, one uh one more. It's called a one leg stand. >> So, >> this is the easier position again. So, >> so I >> feet together, arms on your side. Stay in this position until I explain to you what to do. Show it to you and then you can start. Do you understand the instructions so far? >> I do have my left leg is a little bit shorter than my left leg. >> Okay, that's fine. There's nothing wrong with that because I didn't even give you you didn't even know what I want you to do yet. >> Understood. >> So, if you have some objections after that, then you know you can tell me. So, keep this position. I'm on your side until I tell you what to do and uh then you can start. So, when I tell you to, I want you to raise one leg, either leg, whichever is more comfortable to you. Raise one leg 6 in of the ground. You're going to keep the elevated foot level to the ground. >> Doesn't matter which way I face it. >> What? >> Doesn't matter which way I face it. Was like backwards or forwards? >> It needs to be forward. >> Okay. >> Again, I'm going to show you exactly what it looks like. So, first the instructions. You got to raise one leg. either either leg six inches on the ground. Keep the the foot level to the ground. You're going to keep arms down your side. You're going to watch the foot and you're going to count out loud in the following manner. >> 100,000 1,002 103 1004 and so forth until I tell you to stop. >> Do you understand his instructions so far? Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So, it's going to look like this. >> Watch me. 1001 10023 100 Okay. Go ahead. Whenever you're ready. Okay. So, you understand instructions and you saw my demonstration. Okay. Just give me one second. I'm not ready yet. >> I do. >> I will. I know you don't care. My left leg is a little bit weaker than my right leg. So, whenever I do stand on my right leg, >> pick which whichever foot is >> Whenever you're ready. >> Whichever foot is better for you. I don't care which one. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Hold on. Not yet. All right. Go ahead. >> One, 10,00 1,002 1034. >> Okay. Okay. >> Oh, yeah. Do y'all send 12 hour shifts? Like 14 hours? >> 12. Y'all do 12? >> Yeah. >> Oh, see I do like us like turn up at 6:00 in the morning type [ __ ] >> Yeah. Well, I'm early. I get at I come in at 5. I leave at 5, but >> Oh, you must be new. >> A little new, but not that new. >> What's a little new? A year? >> I'm like 8 months. >> Oh, you months in. Oh, yeah. Once you hit a year mark, you like so early. [ __ ] >> I don't I don't mind it. N [ __ ] that. >> I tried that [ __ ] one time. The first time you show up late, you know where they going to hit you with? Oh, damn. You always late. Cuz that's what I always get hit with. I show up late one time. Oh, damn. You late every day. Late every day. Oh, that's crazy, [ __ ] [laughter] I'm sorry I'm talking to you like this. >> It's all good, man. I don't know if this like detrimental to our experience here, but I'm I'm sorry that I'm talking to you like this. I know I know you like [ __ ] super I ain't going to call you super authority cuz that [ __ ] sound like I'm like I'm degrading it, but I know you I know you authority and I'm just a dude from South Georgia. I I treat everybody in a in a position of I wouldn't say a position of authority, but a position of like helping me wear respect. >> I didn't get your first name, man. What's your first name? >> My first name is Shaquin. >> Shaquin. >> Shaquin. Did that say right? Shaquin. >> Yeah. >> Okay, cool. >> Oh, you said it right. You said it better than most people say it. They be [ __ ] my name up. That should be crazy as hell. Like, damn. Like, did you read it on the paper? [laughter] >> Like, I wrote it like you can't read what I wrote. Like, holy [ __ ] Hey, that's crazy. >> All right, man. It looks like your buddy's almost done with his exercise. >> She's being very She's being very patient and multiple times explaining things. I've been trying my best to give him the benefit of the doubt. Um, he's almost fallen over numerous times. Talk one leg stand which whichever foot you choose approximately six inches from the ground with your arms down on your sides point your toes forward you count out loud like so 10001002003 so on so forth till stop at any point in time you feel like you want to stay on your feet put the foot down pick it back up and continue where you left off. Some people say Fox soda can off the ground. All right, buddy. >> I do have a shorter leg than >> Sorry. Turn around. Please be back. [clears throat] >> Place you underest. >> Can I try it again, please? >> Uh, no. >> If you get injured, >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Boy, do I have an adult? >> Can he drive it back? >> He's sober. >> No, he's not driving it back. >> He's got to go to Arnold. >> How much is it? >> Your registration's expired by a year. >> [ __ ] way. >> Let's have a car and >> let's go. Let's go. >> Hey man, >> can I can you guys check my pockets? >> Well, we'll check your pockets. Don't worry. >> No, we'll check. >> Can I Can I get my phone so you guys take it with me? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> Take your hands out, boy. >> Can you tell him to take his hand out the pocket? I I don't want to uh just try not to talk to him right now cuz I don't want the other officers to get upset with you. Okay. If I say, "Yeah, I I I heard her earlier." >> I ain't trying. That's why I wasn't trying to interject like, "Ah, let me not talk too loud." She yell at me again and [ __ ] you do party test, bro. Failed. Like that's [ __ ] I failed. I'm not driving though, but I failed. Honestly, I actually might pass. And them blue lights be [ __ ] me up. Holy [ __ ] I ain't gonna lie. Them lights scary as [ __ ] You see them lights behind? You see them lights and you uh you move [laughter] and you like a [ __ ] They following me. [ __ ] what I did. >> That's the effect they have, man. >> I know that [ __ ] be [ __ ] You ever if you ever notice if you walk in a straight line, those lights will make you seem like there's three people walking to the car. >> Oh, for real? >> Yeah. If you looking at it or you looking away from >> If you're looking from your car back and you see someone walking that light, why it goes like that makes it seem like there's other people there. >> Let me see. Hold on. >> No, no, no. Just stay right there, Rando. I I don't need you walking around the car cuz I ain't trying. >> No, no. I was just going to walk uh walk in front of the car and walk back to the car. I do want to see something. I ain't going to do it, though. I cy curiosity. I almost got the best of you. I I be curious about [ __ ] like that. You told me something. I want I want to test it out. [ __ ] I'm one of those mother ladies. >> You want to search it before putting you back there? >> Yeah, man. Go ahead. >> All right. You don't have anything to leave on here, right? >> No weapons. >> Okay. Okay. So, you want your phone to come with you and your wallet >> if you guys don't mind. >> Of course not. >> Why has my military ID and everything? I literally if they can [ __ ] bail me, I'll literally buy myself out, bro. I'll give them money. >> You Why didn't you stand for? >> Huh? >> Why didn't you stand? >> Of course. >> You don't have anything else, right? Step back. >> Take a step back. >> Yeah. Duty 1070. >> Can I like have a quick conversation with them? >> Once they're done with the thing, they're going to come talk and then you guys will be on your way. All right. >> I got you. I got you. >> And then you can test out the fairy. I just I just don't need you walking with them right there cuz they might start panicking. All right. >> Yeah, I got you. >> I don't I don't need that. You're really You seem like a really cool guy. >> Oh, I say Oh, yeah. I'm I'm relaxed as [ __ ] >> Yeah. I'm just trying to like I said, I'm just trying to keep my hands occupied cuz I want to I want to hit my vape, but I'm like, [ __ ] I want to hit my I I want to hit it, but I know I can't. [ __ ] Let me uh let me just keep my arms crossed [ __ ] like up here in my face so I can like see them like what they doing. >> Oh, they right here. All right, cool. Like I don't want to I don't want to reach. You reach and it's like he got a gun. I don't >> [ __ ] That's crazy. Belts are the most dangerous parts of the person, man. >> Oh, believe me, I know what you reaching for. Oh, bro. Like, if I had a gun out, it would have been outside. >> I I want you I want you to see it first. >> What? >> You You want to call call yourself a ride? Get a Uber taxi. You can call call an Uber for yourself. >> Uber homeboy phone so I can give it to him. >> Probably in the car. Hey, where your phone at? >> Hey Patty. Where your phone at, dog? >> Just look for it. >> It's right there. >> All right. Did he lock it? I guess call yourself a ride. Call yourself a ride. >> You got his phone and wallet. Can you get it for us so we can give it to him? >> Can you get homeboy's phone and wallet so I can give it to him? >> Hey, where your phone at? Hey Patty, where your phone at, dog? Just look for it, man. Hey, man. It's >> right there. Did he crash into something tonight. >> Did he press on to something? >> Yeah. >> I think the only thing he made he may have hit was the >> All right. So, you see his phone? >> Yeah. You see his wallet? I see his wallet. This is his wallet, right? >> Yeah. I see. >> Is that your food? I know. No, that's all. That's all I need. Well, >> do me a favor. Grab the food so it's not in the car. 78 started duty 1070. >> Hey, this might be his wallet, too, right? >> Oh, yeah. Hey, that's one of my back >> the exercise. Yeah. >> Sit right here. >> Do what? >> I said this car sit right here. >> Nope. getting towed. >> I said, "Do you have his keys?" >> No, we're keeping them. >> You in his chain of command or no? >> I said, "No, we just got working tomorrow together." You need to call somebody and let them know now before they jam you up for being with them. >> It's uh almost 5 in the morning. God damn it. >> [ __ ] Do me a favor. Wait over there on the side so you don't get hit by a car and I get one. You got everything you need out the car. I said, "Can I real?" >> Yeah. Bunch of cards. I'm not seeing the ID though. >> Just bunch of cards. >> And uh I don't know what's his as of right now. No. You got all your personal stuff out of the car, right? All the stuff that you need. >> You got your phone. You got >> You got your keys, right? You got your wallet. Everything. That's >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> If you want, you can call an Uber to get you home, right? It stinks. You got a ticket or no? >> Not in the van. >> So, wait for the call cab or something away from here so you don't get I'm >> All right. How long he uh you drive back? >> Oh, yeah. I got >> your license, remember? Dude. >> Yeah. Let's not leave without your license. All right. >> Can I like have a quick conversation with him so he knows to bail me out? >> I'll let him know. >> Yeah. felt safe at least. >> Safety first. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Yeah. Okay. >> So, listen. I got a couple questions for you regarding So, he knows the number a little >> [laughter] >> You want to talk to him now or? >> Yeah. Okay. So, merchandise, I guess. >> I got a couple questions for you regarding >> your license. Okay. >> Does it help my case? Well, I just got to read you these before I ask any questions. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present while you're being questioned. >> Did you look through the wallet? Bunch of cards. I'm not seeing the ID though. >> Just bunch of cards. >> Okay. You >> cannot afford to hire a lawyer who will be appointed to represent you before any question. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. All right. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Can I call my lawyer now? >> Okay. So, if you'd like to speak to an attorney, then that that's your right and >> correction. I would like to hear the questions first. >> Okay. So, do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Thanks. And uh I don't know was his uh deal. I think maybe >> talk to you as right now. Yes. If there is no >> Is there anything object you can decide at any time? >> Anytime to exercise your rights and not answer any questions. >> Understood, sir. >> Have you asked any law enforcement officer to speak to an attorney? >> Say again. >> Have you had have you asked any law enforcement officer to speak to an attorney? >> As of right now, no. >> And having these eyes in mind, you wish to talk to me now. >> Do you wish to talk to attorney? Talk to me. >> Talk to you. >> Yes. >> Uh, as of right now, yes. If there is no >> Is there anything objectory to ask? >> Any time any time to exercise your rights and not answer any questions? >> Understood, sir. >> So, having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> Just a yes or no. >> Until I for until I get to a question where I need to attorney, yes. >> Okay. So, it's just a simple yes or no question. Yes or no answer? >> Okay. So, yes, you wish to talk to me. >> Okay. >> So, >> I I don't mean to make this difficult for you guys, man. >> You guys are literally probably one of the best police officers I've had since I've been in the Navy. >> And literally since I' I I've been through New York, Texas, Virginia, Georgia, etc., etc. You guys literally been the best. >> No. I pulled you over and I asked you about your registration and your license, >> which should be good now, but unfortunately I don't know how Virginia is. >> Yeah, that's what you were telling me. You were saying there was something going on with Virginia. >> Yeah, I they take a while. Like they they really don't give a [ __ ] about >> it's more it's more of like they they they take a care of priorities rather than >> this this vehicle was expired in 2022. I believe it was August 2022. So >> there's no [ __ ] way, man. I just did it 5 months ago. >> Actually, didn't. >> No, I didn't get my didn't get my license back. >> All right, let me let me make sure you might have it. All right. white. Just make sure it's on the car. I'm going to go ask the officer for your ID. All right. You don't have it, right? >> No. I All right. >> Hold on. Let me check more. >> It's not like in your back pocket or anything. >> No, I want to put it back there. Okay. So, you don't see a Virginia license, correct? Nope. Like, what's this? Nope. Credit card. Credit card. Credit card. Credit card. All right. I I'll go see if he has it for you. All right. >> All right. >> What's this right here? >> This my military ID. >> Oh, okay. >> That's not it. All right. Give me a second. All right. Yes, sir. >> Uh, just do me a favor. Either walk a little bit this way. Just kind of stay away from the car for right now. All right. >> All right. So, uh, this food is trash. cuz it it was his and I'm not going to be able to eat that at all. >> All right, we I'll just throw it away, right? Sure. Thank you. Okay. So, you just did it 5 months ago and you sent it off. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Another thing is >> Why don't you have your driver's license with you? >> First was supposed to send me one like two months ago. >> You don't? I >> No, I I'm not saying I don't believe you. I just >> No, it's not It's not against you, man. in my system. It's showing that your license is suspended. >> It shouldn't be. >> I So it was Can I explain why it would would have been suspended? >> Yeah, that's why. >> So So insurance overlap. I switched from progressive to Geico. >> Okay. I when I switched from pregnancy to the geo, they I sent the paperwork in and this was like in the midst of BB being down here and it just became a difficult process. And when I sent the paperwork and everything, it was like, oh, we didn't get the facts of it. Can you send the email? Okay, I'll send the email. Uh, I sent the email out and they was like, all right, just give us a minute. So, that's kind of when it started building up. >> Okay. cuz I was supposed to go to >> Fort Worth. >> I was supposed to go No, I was supposed to go to Fort Worth, Texas to because I was supposed to go training over there. I was supposed to go train some uh people how to how to use my equipment cuz they sent my equipment out there instead. And I was I was trying to get uh I was trying to get them to get everything right because they said that this is like a month ago. I was trying to get everything right because they said I was going to Forward, Texas and I was supposed to get a rental car. I said, "All right, cool. I'll get a rental car." And when I uh when I went over there recently, they sent me back and they said, "Hey, we're going to send you back for a while because we got to wait until Virginia quote unquote sends I'm sorry, my fingers are literally doing the quote unquote sign." Uh they was like, "We got to wait for Virginia to send you your quote unquote driver's license." And I said, "All right, well, once they send it to me, I'mma switch over to Florida." They said, "All right, cool. Well, do whatever you got to do." And I'm still waiting on Virginia to send me my quote unquote driver's license cuz I did originally lose it cuz my car was originally stolen while I was in Virginia. I don't know if that was like processed through you guys or not. >> Well, that would have been processed up in here. Virginia, >> my car was recently. Here you go, man. All right. Sorry that happened to your friend, but you can't drink and drive. >> No, you good. >> You should have told me that Uber was $40. >> Just uh get a Uber and just go wherever you got to go. All right, buddy. >> All right. Appreciate it, man. >> Yep. >> You, too. Well, that would have been processed up in >> Virginia. Yeah. But my car wasn't originally stolen and my dumb ass the assume the apartment complex that I was living in was safe. >> Okay. >> And my wife let my ex-wife now. >> Did you know that your license was suspended or not? >> I did not know. No. >> Okay. >> Cuz Virginia what they usually do is they send uh they send paper email. >> Yeah. Like >> instead of like Yeah. Instead of calling you. It's it's similar here too. D the same thing. He'll send you a letter in the mail. >> So, so I moved down Yeah, I moved down to Key West, Florida. So, it's kind of hard to go about that and know what the [ __ ] is going on when I don't have information that even though I did update my information and I've been down here for like a year now. >> And I down here >> Yeah, I've been I updated my information. Mind you, I've got like I've got like [ __ ] what the [ __ ] is it called? the F dot. >> Mhm. >> I've gotten the FOT information like they, you know, if they send me like, hey yo, you got tolls to pay, but Virginia is the only thing that hasn't sent me down the information saying, yo, whatever the case may be. So, I don't know whether my license is uh expired or not. >> Okay. Yeah, it's showing us right now. >> Okay. But my friend is not. So, I don't know how that plays a role. Uh, >> how does that play a role in my situation? >> Can he drive my car home? >> No, your your vehicle's expired driving. >> Um, >> there's no [ __ ] way. What the [ __ ] Virginia? >> All right. Well, I mean, the sticker on the back show in 2020 registration sticker. >> I've been waiting for them for a while to send my [ __ ] down. >> It's also expired since 2022 in the system. So, August of 2022, if I'm not mistaken, I'll double check it, but we're talking almost a year expired. >> Is it What can I do to like get that get out of that situation? >> That it's going to be towed by Arnold's right now. >> So, what? >> It's going to be towed by Arnold's towing. It's going to be Arnold's towing. >> What about me? >> You? She's She's going to be handling the rest of this. Okay. Right now, you're being placed under arrest for DUI. All right. regarding a citation for driving the suspended license with knowledge. I'm not going to hit you with that because you're telling me you don't have knowledge of that. I don't have any way to prove that other than you don't have a driver's license with you, but I'm not I'm not giving you a citation for driving. >> I've literally been waiting for like >> on a suspended license with with knowledge. I'm going to give you a warning regarding that. Okay. >> I really appreciate. >> So, if you do get caught driving again without it, it's going to be documented in the system that you do have knowledge that your license is suspended. So, you're not able to drive. >> All right. Um, and then your registration. I got to double check on the date on the registration, but I'm gonna close this down and speak with her real quick. Okay, >> understand. >> You have the tag up in there. >> A tag? I do. Yeah. What about the driver's license? He doesn't have it. >> No, it's suspended. Um, >> but I need the number. >> I have it. evidence system the name and date of birth. >> Yeah, but um when I look at that, it doesn't show any deal number. >> Huh. >> There it might I have it in the system. >> Okay. So, send me a screenshot of that and uh also like quick narrative for the for the >> as quick as you can. >> Yeah, I'll do that now. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Yeah, I got his stuff. >> I got a phone and a wallet. Yeah. >> Patty. Patty. >> Yeah. >> Do you have anything valuable in the car? Anything you're not comfortable with the toll company taking? >> Uh, honestly, as long as my phone and my wallet are with me, I don't give a [ __ ] >> Okay. If you don't mind if you don't mind verifying my wallet so I know everything's in there. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Can I verify my wallet? >> Huh? >> Can I verify my wallet? >> Okay. Uh, I know this is out of your jurisdiction, but can I get Uber phone? Can I get a Uber home for my friend? >> He's already got a ride. >> Okay. >> He already got a ride. All right. >> Give his time. >> All right. What the [ __ ] are you doing, man? >> What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> This depression is not worth it, man. This depression is not worth it, man. Depression is not worth depression. Depression is not depression is not depression is not depression. 23-45 63. Thank you. Thank you. This is power. Have you ever guys been through a divorce? >> Huh? >> Okay. I I can't really hear you. I'm sorry. How soon can I get out of here? >> Please be honest with me. >> Yeah, you got to go in front of the judge in the morning >> tomorrow morning. Well, >> I need I got I got to watch I'm the only one that can do my job tomorrow. >> I'm literally the only person that can do my job tomorrow. Is there anywhere I could just pay bail? >> I know it's the weekend. I literally don't give a [ __ ] about paying bail. I got to get home. I have a lot of [ __ ] work to do. And it's literally more It's literally a lot more worse than this. I really don't want to be in that situation. So [ __ ] stupid. Maybe arrival. Go ahead. 562 86 is we're literally going to sit here for 20 minutes. I'm going to ask you not to put anything in your mouth. Don't touch your face if you can. Okay? Otherwise, I'm going to put you >> Yeah, people say that, but then they keep like touching their face cuz it's so natural. Ma'am, I'm [snorts] I'm very to a point where I'm unfortunately I'm very disciplined. I have no choice in it. So, yeah. >> Okay. So, we're going to sit here for 20 minutes. Don't touch your face. Don't put anything in your mouth. Um after the 20 minutes is up, you will have an opportunity to provide your breath sample to determine the alcohol level. Okay. >> Do I have to? >> I'm going to explain everything to you. You're getting ahead of me all the time. I'm just like >> I know I know >> you know all those YouTube videos you last >> I don't but I I I know what you're saying. >> So first I got to ask you a couple questions again. Are you ill? >> Am I ill? Yes. >> Okay. So what's wrong? >> Uh I do have chronic gastritis where it makes it very difficult for me to handle my stomach pain. Yes. >> Okay. Anything else? Um currently I'm going through um therapy. >> Okay. Physically >> are you physically? >> Physically not not I guess not medically speaking. Okay. >> My left knee is shorter than my right knee. >> Okay. Are you wearing dentures like a false teeth? Anything like that in your mouth? >> Veneers. Do you have any foreign substances in your mouth at this time or chewing gum, tobacco, anything like that? >> No, I think the last thing I took was uh was uh nicotine right before we left. >> Okay. Will you take the bread test? >> No. >> Okay. So, because you're refusing, I have to ask I have to read to you what we called implied consent warning. It's going to be very long. It's going to sound very boring. If you don't understand it, I'll explain to you in human language, but just let me get through it first because I got to read it to you verbatim. Okay. >> I asked you a question before prior that I ordered that like you have to get >> I have to literally read this to you and then we can discuss it. >> All right. [clears throat] So, just just let me get through it first and listen. >> I'm officer Bernata of the Key West Police Department. If you >> Yeah, I got to read this to you. We'll get through that. If you fail to submit to the test I have requested of you, your privilege to operate a motor vehicle will be suspended for a period of one year for a first time refusal or 18 months if your privilege has been previously suspended as a result of a refusal to submit to lawful test of your breath, urine or blood. Additionally, if you refuse to submit to the test I have requested of you and if your privilege uh driving privilege has been previously suspended for prior refusal to submit to lawful test of your breath, urine or blood, you will be committing a misdemeanor. Refusal to submit to the test I have requested of you is admissible into evidence in any criminal proceeding. Do you understand the implied consent warning? >> Yes. Okay. Do you still refuse to submit to this test knowing your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of at least one year? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, we still have to go to the steps. So, we still got to wait and we still got to go to the to the room where there is a machine. So, you're going to have an opportunity to change your mind one more time if you like. Okay. >> Understood, man. I appreciate Well, I appreciate what you're doing. >> Okay. P, if you please sign here for me. Daddy. If you can sign this for me, it's it's not an admission of guild or anything. It just goes to show that I read you the imply concert warning and that you understand. >> Is it mandatory? >> I mean, I I I can't physically force you. >> Huh? >> I can't physically force you. >> The hell is that? Oh, that's your phone. >> That's my phone? >> Yeah. >> What time is it? >> 5:20. >> Is that your alarm clock? No, it's my go to work. >> Okay. You want to sign? You don't want to sign? It's all the same to me. >> Where am I signing? >> What did I just write to you? >> I don't know. I'm saying where am I signing? >> Oh, right here next to the star. You can read it if you like. >> Yes, ma'am. >> No problem with me. >> [snorts] >> Your name is 5147. Have a good night. >> Good night. for looking at you. I do refuse to practice. >> Okay, it's fine. >> I do apologize. I don't want to make your job any more difficult. >> You're literally doing to me. >> I I understand. You're doing a phenomenal job. >> Okay. I just legally speaking I for my for my benefits. >> Listen, like I told you >> like through the seven states I've been, you literally been one of the best like at least top three officers dealing with. >> Why do you deal with so many cops? >> Um speeding. >> Speeding. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, uh, in Virginia, I had it was my first car ever. And then in Virginia, again, it was a friend's car, but I had claimed it to myself, but I hope you're not writing this down as like, you know, >> no, >> I'm not writing it down. >> Okay. So, yeah, let's b >> What's your uh date of birth? >> June 7th, 96. You should have my ID, shouldn't you? >> I do, but um >> back back that ID, ma'am. >> Was that? >> Yeah, that's your military ID. >> I got I got to find your driver's license. >> Uh I can give you the number for you if you want. >> Go ahead. >> Uh slow down a little bit. Okay. H >> one >> out of uh Virginia. >> Virginia. >> Yeah. The shittiest that you could be in. >> I've never been actually. >> Don't go there. >> Okay. >> The DMV is like you walk in and they make you sit there for at least 3 4 hours before they give you anything. >> And they'll once you get up there, they'll be like, "Oh, you're missing this. Come back the next day." or like come back next week if you manage to come in like on like a Friday which you know being in the Navy it's like you don't have much free time so you kind of have to show in on like a Saturday on a Friday or Saturday so it's kind of like really rough >> message for you >> know it's Honey, ma'am. 01 03. Yeah. >> Wait, wait. >> Oh, because Okay, cuz you told me different number before. >> I apologize for that. >> Let's see if I can find this one. >> Yeah. There's a message for you. >> They should have my updated mail mailing [clears throat] address on there and everything. Especially those military, they should be able to update that immediately. >> I'm not getting anything. >> [snorts] >> I'm sorry, but like it's literally What time is it? >> 5:25. Yeah, it's beyond my sleeping time. So, if I fall asleep on you, I'm sorry. >> I'll wake up. >> Slap me if you got to. >> Nah, I'm not going to do that. Am I allowed to make a phone call to report this to my command? >> Uh you >> a nice day. >> You cannot you once we're done with everything. Um >> they're going to have to wait for my report and then you can make phone calls. But I can uh I can notify them for you if you like. 600. >> Copy. There's a message for you. >> There's a message for you. Good. Central. 3461. Patty. Patty. What's the good phone number for you? >> Cleared that window before. Hey, stay with me a little bit longer. >> What's the What's a good phone number for you? >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> Are you American citizen? >> Unfortunately. >> No. What do you do for Navy? >> Okay. >> [snorts] >> Are you going up there for a bit? All right, Patty. >> Come in. Can you get up for me? We're just going to relocate to that chair over there. >> Come on. It's just a few steps. You can do it. >> I know. Come on, [sighs] >> get up. Just need you to take a few steps. >> Come on, get up. >> You got my slides? >> No. Get up. >> Where the [ __ ] are they? >> Just walk over there. Please turn over here. [snorts] Okay. Just have a seat for me. My leg like >> you're what? >> I'm allowed to do this. >> Do Yeah. Just don't touch your face like your mouth. I mean, that's fine. Just don't fall asleep and fall down. Okay? So, it's going to be on me. Okay. Hey, don't sleep. You got to fall down on the chair. >> Push yourself up on the chair. That's very tiring cuz we got work the next day. Hey, you don't see [clears throat] >> [snorts] >> Hi. No sleeping. You got to give me 10 more minutes, then you can go to bed. Okay. >> Tell me about your wife. I have a friend that's >> sounds like it wakes you up. What's her name? >> What was so horrible between you guys that she decided to divorce? >> She did not give a [ __ ] about my feelings. >> She doesn't Oh, well, I'm sure it wasn't always like that, right? So, what happened? How long have you guys been married? 3 years. Yeah, that was about my length of my marriage, too. I guess you can you can hang out with anyone for 3 years. >> I tried my best. >> Yeah. Is she back in Virginia? >> Well, it's good that you got away. >> I got to fix everything. >> For what? For her? >> Her ticket back home. Her everything. Why? Because of kids. Not see that. That's That's when it gets expensive. You'll be okay. You're still young. You'll figure it out. Okay. One more time. Would you like to provide your bread? Yes or no? Okay. [music] You can spell that whenever you want. Was that >> I I can't leave right now, but I will in a second. Am >> I allowed to pay my own bill? >> Yeah. Okay. >> How much is it? >> I don't know. You got to see the judge in the morning and they decide >> tomorrow morning. >> Yeah. I don't know if you're going to make it this morning cuz it's it's kind of early already. It's late. >> I can push that. >> Nope. >> There's no way we can speed this process up. >> Can you do me a favor, please? >> I literally get the next day and I'm the only one that can do my They'll be notified. Don't worry. We We actually have to modify them so they'll know. There's no way they don't know that doesn't annoy you. >> Me? >> Yeah. >> No, they don't even know me. But they're going to be notified by >> talking about I'm talking about the alarm. >> Oh, yeah.