Pay me. I would prefer not. >> PAY ME. >> I can't breathe. >> Can you roll rescue 20? Your arresty is unable to breathe. >> We've all heard the saying, "No one wants to see how the sausage is made." And in policing, we have something very similar when it comes to taking a drunk driver off of the streets. It's very fulfilling to take them off the streets, but the process of the arrest is very often unpleasant. Sometimes it involves them screaming at the top of their lungs, flopping on the floor, faking a seizure, trying to bite an officer. This is one of those. >> Hello. Sorry. >> For what? >> Are you okay? >> Huh? >> All right. We We got a call about your driving that you were having problems staying in the lane. So, and I thought it was weird that you kind of like put your turn signal on and you took a while to figure out where you're going and then when you made the left, you made this really wide turn. You okay? You sure? Okay. You have your license, registration, proof of insurance? What's the matter? Why you crying? You sure you're okay? Is there anything I can do for you? Is everything you have your license, your registration, and proof of insurance? 6101. I got your license. I just need your insurance. Of course. >> Looks like you were doing some shopping on the mainland. Huh? >> What do What do you want from me? What What What do you want from me? >> Like I said, I just wanted to make sure that you are okay to drive and go home. >> So, this is really interesting. There was a call that came in about this vehicle reported to dispatch. The officer observed the vehicle do some things that would lead the officer to believe that the person was not driving in the proper manner. And now we have some observations that through training and experience would lead me to believe this person may likely be drinking. The slurred speech, the movements, the eyes, those three things coupled together make a very good case for the officer to continue this investigation towards a possible driving while intoxicated. >> I tell you what, do me a favor. Turn the car off for me. All right, wait right here. Kind of get yourself together a little bit. All right, I'll be right back with you. Just wait here. Okay. All right. It's going to be a few more minutes. I have a little problems with the computer. Okay. You doing a little bit better? >> Why are you pulling me out? >> Well, I didn't really. I was following you because we got a call about your driving. People were saying I mean from from the 100 mile marker calling about a red. >> Yes. >> And so when you pulled in here, you made a very >> I'm not going I'm not going to do that. >> She turned the car back on. This is really important, especially when a person may be potentially drunk. >> You're not going to do what? No. Put your car in park. >> No. >> Put your car in park. >> No. >> Car in park now. >> Why? >> Ma'am, put your car in park. >> Why? >> Step out all the way in park. Step out of the car for me. Cuz you were about to take off on me and you are now lawfully detained. So, please step out of the vehicle. >> Are you kidding me? >> I'm not kidding you. >> I Please step out. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> So, either listen, step out of the car. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the car. >> Then I want to record everything. >> We're recording, too. >> I want to record everything. >> That's fine. But you need to step out of the car. Step out. >> You just let me record everything. >> No. First you step out of the car, then you record anything. >> Ma'am, here. >> No. >> Well, you're either >> Really? >> Yes. >> Really? >> Yes. >> So, we've given you several lawful orders for you to step out of the car. You're refusing those orders. She's telling me to get in a car right now. >> Yes. >> For what? >> Because I'm conducting a DUI investigation. That's why. >> DUI? >> Yes. >> Seriously? >> Seriously? >> We're not joking. We've had way too busy of a day to joke with you about this. >> Okay. >> Okay. Your phone is still attached. >> Yeah. It's going to >> Oh, here. Tell you what. Why don't you stand over here? We'll close the door. So, >> you know what you don't understand is that >> I just left. Uh you're you're you guys are just really aren't you? >> Okay. >> You say so. >> Um so >> I I I I >> ma'am. >> Okay. So who's talking now? Appears to be a sergeant. I saw the chevrons on the arm and I saw the other officer had one [music] chevron. It said field training officer. So these are not rookies. These are people who have some experience. So it's interesting to see how they deal with this. >> Come over here, please. >> No. No. >> No. You don't understand. Well, then explain it. >> Explain it. >> I I I've got all the time to hear it. >> Here we are. I have breast cancer. I just had my I just had my third treatment of breast cancer and these people have stopped me. >> Okay. So, >> you think that's cool? Well, uh, based on the fact that several people called in that they were concerned about your driving and how you almost hit them, I >> I understand. >> Okay. So, my next question to you is based on the fact that given that I can smell alcohol on your breath. Okay. You're swaying while you stand. >> I'm going to ask if you want to consent to some field sobriety exercises. Of course I would. But >> okay. >> But uh I just lost. >> Just lost what? >> It just said something with my followers. Okay. >> With that being said, would you be willing to >> Of course. I got problems. >> Okay. So, do me a favor. I need you to put the phone down. >> No, I can't. They They want to know what's happening. >> Okay. So understand something that you're not going to be able to do these exercises with your phone in your hand. >> Okay? Like I have breast cancer. I have breast cancer and you and you too like really >> I think that we've all had a person in our lives who has been affected by some form of cancer. Doesn't give the person the right to drive on roads while impaired because there are also some of us who have family members or people that we know very closely or been on the scene where we've seen someone killed by a drunk driver. So that doesn't absolve a person because they have a disease or sickness to be able to drive on the road or absolve them from the responsibility to be a responsible driver. >> So are you going to do these exercises? Yes or no? >> Of course. >> I do anything you want me to. >> Then I need you to put the phone down. >> Okay. Will you hold it? >> I'm not going to hold it for you, ma'am. You can put it on your seat if you want. >> Okay. >> That's fine. And it can stay right there. Okay. >> I'm so sorry. I I don't mean to put you in a a >> Nope. We're going to do some exercises first, ma'am. So here, do me a favor. Just do me a favor. They're they're recording within. Okay. So with the >> Just stand with your feet together. Your arms at your sides. That's all I need you to do right now. Like arms at your sides. There you go. Feet together. Do you feel comfortable doing this in your sho in those shoes? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So now what I'm going to do is I'm going to check your eyes. >> Okay. So what I want you to do I haven't run her yet. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Listen, don't worry about it. Listen, we we just got to get through this. Okay. So, I've explained in many of my other videos HGN, the horizontal gaze nagmus, referred to as the HGN test, where the officer attempts to have the person have their eyes follow something or pen or finger and to see if there's a smooth pursuit. What happens with the eyes at the 45°ree and at max deviation to see if there's an involuntary jerk enough, the eyes can follow. You get six points out of six, you have done very poorly on the test. What happens is there are some illnesses that can cause a nice stagmus. When you're testing for a person drinking and driving, that's the test that's often given. >> Feet together, arms at your sides. Okay. >> Do you have blindness in either eye? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Okay. Do you wear contact lenses or any corrective lenses? >> Uh contact uh contacts >> or you have them in now? >> No. >> You don't have your contacts in now? >> No, I couldn't afford them. >> Okay. Um, like I said, what I'm going to ask you to do, other than what you've already told us about your your health conditions, are you sick or injured in any other way? >> No. No, ma'am. >> Okay. Do you have any problems standing on one leg or >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. So, here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to hold this pen up. What I want you to do is use your right index finger and touch the tip of the pen for me. Okay. >> She totally missed it. >> Now, look at the pen for me. What I'm going to ask you to do is to look at the pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? Don't move your head. >> Another thing about the HGN certification for an officer, it's pretty intense. They have usually officers or other people depending on the jurisdiction who are off obviously come in and then you drink and are observed over a period of time and they do HL on you. I participated in that process before and everything is detailed. It's a very comprehensive certification. >> Come on guys, don't do this to me in front of all these people, please. >> Well, like I said, we we don't really have a choice in the matter, okay? If I could do this to somewhere else, I would. >> But I I can't. We got to do this. >> I can I can just find a place tonight to sleep. >> Unfortunately, at this point in time, I I would get fired if I didn't continue with what I need to do. Okay. Are you would you be able to walk and turn with those shoes? >> What are you talking about? >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you to do a series of exercises called the walk and turn. Okay. So in front of everybody out there like this this makes you happy. >> It doesn't make me happy at all. >> What do you mean? >> But listen, I'm just concerned that >> What do you mean? >> Okay. Well, De, if you would just take a breath, I know that you're upset. I would be upset, too. But >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. Or do you have >> Why would I be Why would I No. Do you have a pair of flip- flops? >> Why would I be barefoot? >> Okay, you don't have to be barefoot. >> Dear God. >> So, here's something that I say is the soul search warrant cuz it's not for me to decide. But is a sergeant in her optimal shape to be in the fight of her life? She has to answer that question for herself cuz in policing, it's not like football any given Sunday. In policing, it's any given shift. Sarah is someone that wants to harm you, potentially kill you. Are you prepared to be in the fight of your life? That's the question. >> Sandals. Well, why don't we just call Rick and let's just let's just talk to him and let's just please please. >> Well, I don't I don't understand how the sheriff is going to help you out of this situation >> because I've known you for 10 years. >> We have a name drop of the sheriff. Not a good idea. >> And like and like he knows I'm not a [ __ ] >> Well, nobody has called you that. >> Nor do we think that. >> Can't just sit down. Just >> let's go over here. I can't sit down really. >> Well, let's go over here, Deb, please. Let's go over here and let's let's just get this done and over with. >> Well, I want to just record. I just want to record. >> Okay. Well, we're getting to the point. >> So, are we refusing to do the rest of these exercises? >> No, of course. >> Then let's finish them. Of course not. >> I love you guys. Like, I don't want anything. >> I don't want to be in this position either. Okay. >> I don't I also put Please put the phone down. >> I want to record all you guys. We're recording, too. >> She She acts like she don't want to be like she got my >> I know you did not. >> Listen. All right. We're done. >> You got my license. >> Yes. >> Oh. Oh, here we go. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Oh, here we go. >> Nope. Do not mess up cuz this is not going to end well for you. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, we are not kidding you. >> Give me Give me my phone. Can you let them know? >> Give me my phone. >> 6101 code 5. We'll have one in custody. Do you want to take this? I'll take it. Okay. >> No. Are you certified? >> She she she chose that like she has got some kind of [ __ ] going on with him. So Oh, >> this officer is going to take the arrest. I think that's what the sergeant was saying. I think she was asking if she's certified to do the breath test. These are comprehensive. And I'm not 100% sure that was what the exchange was, but I believe that's what it was. >> Are you going to walk with me or are we GOING TO HAVE TO STOP MY >> DAMN IT. Can I not turn it off? >> We're going to take care of all that. Is there anything other than your phone that you want? >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. [laughter] >> YOU'RE HURTING [screaming] ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING [screaming] ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> Are you going to walk? >> You No, I'm not going TO WALK. YOU >> STOP. >> PAY ME. Tay me. >> I would prefer not. >> Tay [screaming] me. >> STOP. >> WE'RE GOING TO WALK. >> STOP. >> WALK. WALK. >> NOPE. SEE? All right. >> Look what you do with my driver's license. Look what you DO WITH MY DRIVER'S LICENSE. SO, I know some people are probably pulling out their hair and saying, "Two officers can't get a person inside of a car." And I know that they're going to be people are going to say, "Oh, it's because they're women." And I know that there is a whole thing going around in the country and in the world about women being police officers. Let me talk to you about that, okay? I'll be very frank. I was on the job for many years on a very big department and I traveled around teaching for quite some time. Women can be police and women can be patrol officers. The standards must be the same. I believe that two officers should be able to take this woman, although she's quite big, and place her into a patrol car. The reason these two officers chose not to, I don't know, and I'm not going to say it's [music] because they could not do it. However, the best practice, in my opinion, would be to get her in the car immediately because she's essentially refused the field sobriety test. And to have her continuing to flop around can only make the situation worse. That's my initial take on this. Don't touch me, you pieces of Call RICK RANSBY. CALL HIM. Call him. >> His name is Ram Z. Ramsay. >> Oh my. You're so stupid. Rick Ramsey. Stupid. >> You didn't say that before. >> You're stupid. Call him. >> I don't have to >> call him. >> No reason. >> Call him. >> It's Saturday. >> Call him. >> You can call him from jail since you know him so well. >> It gets way worse than this. Hey, this is this is yours. This is your THIS IS YOUR LIFE. >> I CAN'T I CAN'T BREATHE. I can't breathe. I'm telling you, I cannot breathe. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> I need an ambulance. >> 211, can you roll rescue our way? >> Our arrestee is unable to breathe. >> I've told you before about incarceritis, which is when a person feels they're going to jail and by getting some kind of sickness that they're not going to have to go to jail. We call in policing incarceritis and that's what this is happening here. >> You're so sick. You're so sick. You're sick. You're sick. >> We have an ambulance coming. So, they're going to help you out. Okay. [crying] [screaming] [groaning] >> So, what we're going to do is we're going to turn you on your side. >> [screaming] >> That's called the recovery position. That's a common practice for a person who has trouble breathing or if you perform something on a person and they pass out, whatever reason, the recovery position is the best position to have if you have them in custody for them to maintain or gain an airway. [screaming] WAS there another unit coming? >> Oh god, please help me. >> From where? >> Oh god, please help me. >> You serve up here. I will help you up. >> Come on. Roll on your side. Roll on your side. >> The optics. What if a person just drives by and sees that and the officer is just standing there and they have no idea what occurred previously? I don't know if this is a restaurant or what this place is, but about the people inside that are either coming or going and we've seen some people pass by and they see this going on. It's difficult for the police in this situation to look right if the person is just laying there on the ground. Again, in my opinion, getting the person into the car as quickly as possible once you know you're taking them to jail is the way to go. They're waiting for another unit so that I guess the three of them can get her into the back of the car. There's something else we have to take into consideration. If this is alcohol, either the BAC or blood alcohol content is going up or it's going down. As time progresses, it's going to eventually go down. So, the evidentiary test is going to reflect that. So the longer that a person delays that evidentary test, because there's a certain amount of time that you have to have it done, sometimes it's better in their favor. [screaming] [screaming] DAMN. >> SHE NOW needs to be checked by Max. We had her seated. She didn't want that. >> So then we put her in Okay. >> She hurt me. She hit me. She hit me in the face. >> She What's your name? What's your name? >> What's your name? >> She hit me in the face. OKAY. >> SHE HIT ME IN THE FACE. >> ALL RIGHT. SHE HIT ME IN THE FACE. OKAY. Stop it. Talk to me. Talk to me. STOP IT. SHE HIT me though. Please. >> I'm going to sit you up if you promise that you're not going to act all. Okay. Ready? >> I'll never hurt you. >> All right. Ready? 1 2 3. She hurt me. >> These are still cold to the touch. >> I would prefer to not transport cuz I have to clean up. >> No, no, no. I'm transporting. We just need BT. >> We cannot just help someone get to want the nose off my face. >> Yeah. Yeah. We'll get you some embarrassing. >> Okay. Okay. >> No. I'm sorry. You think that it's not cool. It's not cool for her to do what she did. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> They follow me. They follow me. And they did everything they could to mess me up. >> The way. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. Watch your head. >> Watch your head. Okay. >> Watch your head, ma'am. >> All right. We're just going to buckle you in. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> She gets worse at jail. [groaning] >> Deborah. Deborah. >> Hey, Deborah. Look at me. I don't know. She was WE DO. >> SHE TOLD ME SHE would hurt me. SHE TOLD [screaming] ME I HAVE IT ON I HAVE IT ON CAMERA. >> OKAY. Can you set up and talk to me real quick, PLEASE? >> YOU THINK I'M GOING TO SET UP? YOU IDIOT. >> Come here. Come on. Come on. [screaming] >> No one wants to transport this person. And very likely a conversation is going on whether she needs to go directly to the hospital because this could be a nightmare for a person in route to the jail. >> So if you swing your legs out, I have you. I'm not going to let you fall. That is the last thing we want to happen. >> Let me fall. >> Well, >> stop. Let go of me. Let go of me. >> Please. WE'RE NOT GOING TO We're not going to do this again. >> Come on. Sit. Stop. >> Stop. >> No. Stop it. Bite me. I'm going to get another charge. Okay. So, stop. Relax. >> Get off of me. >> DEB, >> GET OFF OF ME. >> RELAX, DEB. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> RELAX. REALLY? I tried to bite you. >> Well, I saw you. >> Oh, I see. We're all in together. >> Okay, Deb, >> you're attempting to do the breath test. >> Can you please open your mouth for me? I just got to make sure you ain't got nothing in there. I mean, we could sit here and sit here and sit here all night. >> I can sit here all night. I don't give a The faster we get this over, the faster you go to the bathroom. >> No. >> Okay. Okay. DON'T REALLY GIVE A >> STOP IT. GET THESE OFF OF ME. >> Did you get back to them? I'm going to lift the handcuff and you're going to stay like that for another hour. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. I don't speak >> ponytail. Hit it in a bun. Listen, >> we don't want to use it. >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> I got to put in the chair. >> Okay. >> You want to look at the chair? >> Just stop hurting me. STOP HURTING ME. STOP HURTING ME. >> IF you see the female officer here, she does not have her firearm inside of her holster. The person on the right is a CO. They would never have a firearm. Once you get past a secure area, the officers have to secure their firearms inside of some type of lock box. It's just an interesting little tidbit of information for people who are not in law enforcement. So, when you see an officer, if you see them inside of some type of facility and they don't have their firearm, they're likely have crossed over into the secure side of a jail. MY GOD, YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> [screaming] >> I WAS WAITING FOR THAT RESTRAINT CHAIR TO COME OUT. That restraint chair is golden to keep a person more calm, not flailing around. Nearly every correctional facility has a restraint chair like that. And it really changes attitudes very quickly. And it's not punitive. It's merely to restrict the mobility so they don't hurt themselves or anyone on the staff. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. Get off OF [screaming] ME. GET OFF OF ME. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. [screaming] GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF of me. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> Get off you. That's my mother. You get off of me. You will get the off of me. You get the off the down. You get the off the calm down. You the off of it. Calm down. >> So, we saw the battery on the police officer that the officers mentioned as she was going at the officers. We already know that this was a DUI investigation and she's sitting inside of a jail cell when this video was recorded. But this is something important that I'd like to mention. Most of us know people who cannot handle booze. We know people that under the influence of alcohol, they do things that they definitely regret later. This video is for them. This video is also for the person that allows their friend to drive after getting to this condition. You can really make a difference by letting people know that these are the consequences because at some point people have to realize. Like the video, send it to someone who you believe that it will help. Subscribe to the channel and there should be a video on your screen with more content just like