You're gentle. I'm sorry. What did I do? >> Throughout my career, I made dozens upon dozens of DUI arrests and they're never fun and they're all unique in their own way. But there's one thing that occurs many times throughout those DUI arrests is where a female attempts to flirt her way out of the DUI arrest and it never ends well. This is one of those. >> I'm sorry. Did I >> Okay. What's that? >> Did I do something wrong? >> Yeah, somebody called us. Are you >> Hi, this is my house. >> Oh. >> Just coming to get her. Got you. Got you. >> know where you guys were. I went to the house over there. >> The driveway is full. >> I'm sorry. >> Got you. Okay, we got a call in reference to a well-being check. >> Do you need me to move >> All right. She was coming No, it's rain It's raining outside. Do you have an ID with you? >> So this appears that it was a DUI that was called in by a person who knows her and we get those calls all the time. Sometimes it's just a person who sees a person weaving. You get the car, you conduct the stop and then it just begins from there. But a lot of those calls come in from concerned citizens and sometimes people that know the person driving leaving an event and they're concerned about what's going to happen to them. >> Who called on a on a check? >> Uh that's my business, okay? >> Personal business, I guess. >> Um if you want to give me a couple minutes, I'm going to finish up with her and then she can head on over to your house, all right? Okay. >> In the driveway? >> Yeah, it's right here. Just park in the driveway. We're going to leave the door unlocked, okay? >> Okay. >> So I'm going to move my car up just a little bit, okay? No, no, no. Stay in the car. Put the car in park. >> Okay. Yeah, it's in park. >> It's in park? >> Yeah. >> All right. Okay. Have you been drinking today? >> Uh I had two glasses of wine. >> Two glasses of wine? >> Yeah, that was like two. Yeah. >> How long ago was that? >> Well, maybe about 30 minutes ago. Two glasses of wine now. >> Why are we drinking? >> Huh? >> Why are we drinking behind the wheel? >> I had a glass at the party. >> Do you mind if I hold on to the keys? >> Yeah, I had like two glasses of wine. that's all. And I went to >> Yeah, but >> go to their house. >> to drinking alcohol and driving. >> After this, it took a while. >> Two glasses of wine, a woman her size in 30 minutes, that's a lot of booze. >> Like I didn't do it like right before I drove, okay? >> Right, but you have a I I'm getting indicators that you're you're impaired right now. You have a slurred speech. You don't get slurred speech from one drink or two drinks, you know? >> You admitted to drinking and so >> Okay, so am I going to jail? I'm just going to their house right there. >> Well, I'm going to conduct an investigation, okay? Okay. >> need to park it. >> Okay. >> If you want me to. >> Okay. >> Don't take me. I >> Okay, listen. Relax. Just take a deep breath. All right? So, give me a couple minutes. I'm going to talk to this deputy right here, okay? Can you turn off your car for me? And she just admitted just now that she is she has been drinking. She has a slurred speech. You can smell it smell alcohol from her, okay? So, if you want to talk to her, I'll stand by or if you got anything, whatever you want to do, just let me know. >> All right, I'll be right there. >> I'm not going to hold you guys up. >> Okay, appreciate it. Who's going to want to do it? >> Um I was at a birthday party, my daughter's friend, and her mom was like, "Hey, just come over to my house after." So, I went over there, took the wrong street, and I was knocking on the door, and then I was like, "I don't think this is the right house." So, we went We were going that way, and I guess that's her house right there. >> Yeah. >> And that's what we're doing. I did uh some wine before we left. Like I'm not denying that. It wasn't something crazy, you know? We were >> How many drinks did you have? How many How many How many like >> I had three glasses of wine. >> So, it went from two to three. That's something the officers will definitely know. >> Like I don't It's their right there. >> Yeah. >> Like I don't want to Please don't hate me. >> Okay, just wait right here. Follow me, okay? Do you want to roll up your window? >> Uh >> Or try to. >> No, I'm telling you. I'll give you the key that way you can roll your window up. >> Yeah, you can. Um >> You can just hit the power button for me. >> Here, I'll just hold it. >> No, we're going to >> Is it the the battery? This is just my luck. Uh >> Okay, just wait right here for me. >> I was wondering why the officers kind of traded off one officer who made the stop to the other officer and I see it's two different departments. You have the Marion County Sheriff was the second officer that arrived and the initial was I think it was Ocala PD. There are jurisdictions that cross over in the United States. It's very, very common. In fact, it could be from one street to the next and sometimes you'd end up having things that you would end up doing together or stop that starts on one side, goes to the other side. I'm not sure that that's what happened here, but it's definitely two jurisdictions. I looked at the cars and it's two jurisdictions. That's why they switched. >> All right, would you be would you be willing to I just this concludes I'm going to do a criminal investigation now. Would you be willing to do some um field sobriety exercises? >> Yeah, I can. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Cuz I can I can smell the >> Yeah, I can see >> alcohol coming off your breath and your eyes are bloodshot. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. It's very interesting. I hate being rained on cuz I'm like literally freezing. >> I'm the same way. All right. >> Okay. >> All right, so I'm I'm going to check your eyes. Stand with your feet together. All right, hold on. We'll stand over here. You good, Bella? Stand with your feet together like this. >> Marion County 2934 10-4. You are >> Huh? >> I'm sorry. >> Uh stand with your feet together and your hands down at your side, okay? >> She flirt tested him. He shut it completely down. I call it flirt and divert. So, they flirt, divert you away from what you're supposed to focus on. This happens commonly in policing. So, the flirt test is something that I've seen many, many times in policing. Not only done to me, but observed. Keep your head still and follow the tip of the pen with the lady your eyes, okay? Do not move your head, okay? >> This is really good. I've explained HGN many times, but I'm actually seeing a nystagmus here. So, let's look at this. It's the involuntary jerking of the eye when you follow a stimulus. It's a six-point test. Smooth pursuit, 45°, max deviation, and you'll see the jerking on this person's eyes. It's very rare that you can kind of see it on a body cam this clearly. >> Sorry about your head. >> Um This is like really good watch TV. What are you doing? Oh my gosh. >> Now, you stay in the same position, okay? And then just follow the tip of the pen. Don't move your head, okay? >> I failed. >> Mhm. >> Okay. I promise you I didn't like >> Over indulge? >> Over do it. I think it's a storm. >> And her BAC could be still going up depending on how recently she just drank. >> It's okay. I'm fine. Let's go. Fine. I'm good. After all this is done now. I kind of want to go to the game if that's okay. Oh my god. I'm literally drunk. I told you I don't like being drunk, right? This is literally the my literally worst nightmare and I have to. I have medication. I have not taken it, but I do have medication for my anxiety. I feel bad for you having to do all of this. >> Yeah, I'm supposed to be out here at 6:00 and they diverted me to this, so. >> Well, at least you have a rain day, right? >> [laughter] >> Yeah, they come prepared. >> Hey. >> Hey. You never know when you're going to be pulled over in New Mexico. >> That's right. Keep right there. I'm going to show you how to do it, okay? >> 1 2 3 4 5 >> So, and then maintain this position. Do not walk start walking until told to do so, okay? Sorry. My fault. You may be getting exercise. >> 1 >> All right. Like I told you in the beginning, I want to see you raise your leg approximately 6 in off the ground like so, parallel with the ground. >> it like this? >> No, you got to do it like this. >> okay. >> Like this, parallel to the ground. Keep both legs straight and look at your look at your raised foot, okay? So, just like this. I'm looking at my raised foot about 6 in off the ground like that. Okay? >> Got to have a time or just >> So, I'm going to I want to tell you to start. You're going to count out loud all the way to 30. Just same thing. Keep your balance 6 in off the ground, okay? >> Okay. This is so horrible. >> All right. So, I'm going to All right. You ready? >> Yeah. >> All right. You going to do it? >> 1 2 3 >> All right. You may start. >> I can't do it. >> 1 2 3 4 5 >> I don't Okay. >> You done? >> I mean, okay. I can't. I can't. Okay. I think I did like 20 seconds. >> Let me just talk about the field sobriety test cuz I noticed a lot of people in the comments from other countries talk about America still using what they call these archaic field tests. And I get reason why people say that. Whenever you're in a wet space with all of these divots in the road and it's raining and there are holes and all kinds of things, it makes it difficult to perform those tests even for a person who is sober. So, likely that could get challenged and I know that defense attorneys look for these kinds of things. And the officer likely would have had a difficult time finding a location to make the person more stable to perform the test. >> Am I going to jail? >> I I still have one more I still have one more extra to do. >> I mean, I really did only have three glasses of wine. Yeah, I did drink, and then I I I left kind of immediately after, so I did >> Yeah. >> have it right then. Have mercy, please. >> Okay. >> Jesus Christ, but this never This like I get They only have me. They have nobody else. Their dad works 24/7, and he's never there. >> Um >> My god, this is literally the worst [laughter] thing. >> After touching your nose, immediately bring your hand back down to your side, okay? So, it's going to be so. >> Okay. >> Bring it back down to your side. >> All right. >> Sorry. >> All right, do you understand all the instructions? >> Yes. >> Flirt test again. He passed with flying colors. He just ignores it. The flirt and divert almost never works. Don't try it. >> Your chin dimpled. Your hands. >> Thank you. All right. >> He pulled over. Why are we pulled >> Cuz baby daddy called. >> And then I can smell the smell of alcohol on her breath. >> called the police on me. >> Yeah, I had a few glasses, and you know I did, but >> can't he hit He can just make the call anytime? >> Well, I had They smelled alcohol. >> Plus, you were supposed to call, apparently, and uh what happened was that she she apparently didn't call him or something, and then OPD ended up stepping out with her, and then >> We smelled alcohol. >> I I don't know I don't know how they located her. I just showed up as OPD was already here, so I I'm not sure. >> What it look like? It's bizarre that like people can just call the police, you know what I mean? Just like anyone. >> Okay. >> It's really interesting when you see people try to defend people who are being investigated for driving under the influence of alcohol or whatever intoxicant. They don't realize, and I've worked with officers who have lost family members, and people think that flirting or doing whatever or talking about the other person who called the police is going to change that. But, the person they're talking to may have lost a family member and has seen people the destruction that these accidents can cause. It's better to just be professional and go by what's happening with the officer as opposed to trying to weasel your way out of it and try to minimize the fact because it's incredibly serious. >> Okay. Do you understand the instructions that I gave you? Yep. Just keep your head tilted back the whole time, okay? Yep. Go ahead. I know. We're trying to get through this. >> Okay. We're going to do it. All right. >> All right. So, go ahead and tilt your head back. Close your eyes. All right. Hold on. Not till I tell you to start. >> Okay. >> All right. Left. All right. Right. You got to bring it back down to the side. >> Oh. Okay. >> Yep. Tilt your head back a little bit more. There you go. >> This is the worst thing I've ever been through. >> And then left. And then have you turn around for me. So, right now you're being placed under arrest for DUI. >> Okay. Oh my god. Can you please What did I do? I thought I was >> All right. I'm going to have you walk over to the back of the car. Just go ahead and have you stand right here. You don't have anything else on you, do you? >> Are you really mad now? >> Okay. I'm cool. We're going to have to wait till we get to the jail. All right. I'm going to do this for you. I'm going to have I'm going to put my Okay. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> What did I do? Like, I didn't >> So, I'll I'll explain to you. Go ahead. Have a seat in the back of the car. So, you were stopped because you were driving and you had three drinks of wine that you admitted to me, right? Okay. So, that's why I did the DUI exercises. You displayed your bloodshot eyes, the smell of alcohol on your lip your breath, and then you also displayed multiple signs to me that you were impaired, okay? So, right now you're being So, right now you're being placed under arrest for DUI. No, I did not know I was going to place you under arrest. Just cuz you have the smell of alcohol on your breath does not mean that you're DUI. I still have to run through the exercises and prove the fact that you are under whether you're impaired or not impaired. >> That's all correct, and then he also has to get evidentiary tests down at the jail, which is going to be blood or breath. Another interesting thing is that you'll see that a lot of times you'll see these things go around on social media about what to say to the police, what not to say to the police. It always amazes me that people always try to find a way to circumvent getting around the police doing their job as opposed to maybe giving the same advice about not getting behind the wheel and driving. Maybe that. >> me 1 second, ma'am. I'm going to call my sergeant. Give me 1 second. Calm down. >> [laughter] >> I can switch your cuffs to the front. Just calm down. Do you have anything Okay. Do you have anything else that you need out of it? Are you going to need with with you? So, the your vehicle's getting towed right Yeah, your vehicle's getting towed. He's your boyfriend's going to pick So, I can't because officer witnessed you behind the wheel, the vehicle on, and you also gave all the impaired your your all the and identifiers that you're impaired. So, you said it's in your wallet. You said it's in your wallet. >> Name drop, and he didn't bite. This officer is really professional, very matter-of-fact and about his business. >> Where is your idea? Where's your wallet? >> My wallet is in my purse. >> In your purse? Where's your purse at? In the car? >> It's in my my purse. It's It's in the front. >> In the front? Okay. Give me 1 second. >> I have to pee so bad. Like I'm about I mean, it's Can I just like squat? >> No. >> I don't know. >> [laughter] >> Like I got to pee. >> This happens so frequently when if you watch my videos or if you watch other videos when people are drinking and they have to pee and they're in the back of a police car and the officer has to do all this work, they end up peeing in the car very, very frequently. I mean, you can't just let them go to the bathroom because you're releasing them and then you can't watch a female go to the bathroom. So, it's really challenging. But in Las Vegas, I remember when we would get to jail if they peed in the car, there were inmates that were custodial inmates or trustees and they would clean out the seats if it was urine. And that may have changed and in your jurisdiction, I'd like to actually know. Chime in in the in the comments section in your jurisdiction, if someone pees inside the back of a police car, who's responsible for cleaning it? Especially if it's the officer. I've never, ever heard of that. >> If it's not in there, then it I left it at the previous place we were. >> Okay. I just need to know your information and everything. >> Well, I can give it to you like I can give you my cell phone or whatever. >> Okay. Just give me 1 second. I'm going to sit up front and give you all the information. Do you want me to put the cuffs in the front? >> I don't I honestly don't think I just want to go home. I didn't really honestly >> Most major departments don't allow cuffing people up front unless they have a medical challenge. I notice that a lot of times in some of the southern police departments, they let them cuff them up front. It's definitely not as safe as cuffing a person behind their back. I think it's very kind of him to do that, especially if his policy allows it. If you have a jurisdiction that does not allow or does allow it, I'd love to hear this kind of stuff about how it is across the country, especially if it's regional about cuffing in the front. >> Okay. >> as much as normal people do and I was going straight here. >> Look. Look. Look. I'm going to be straight with you. It's raining. It's Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'm talking to you. You're driving on terrible conditions right now. Anything could happen. Just because you had three drinks of wine does not mean anything. I'll put the cups in the front. So, turn around for me. Face me. >> It doesn't work. >> So, let me tell you something about that HGN test. So, in order to get certified, you have to be certified in HGN. You have to have people come in and drink and they monitor the person who drinks over that period of time. Everyone's body is different, but I can tell you for smaller people and females a lot of times booze hits them a lot faster. So, don't go off what other people do. It's just a bad practice to get behind the wheel. >> Like I'm going to pee in your car. >> let you spot anywhere. I can't. >> So, I'm going to pee in your car. >> I cannot Just try and hold it until we get there. I'm trying to be as quick as I possibly can, okay? >> I don't want to pee in your car. >> I I >> [clears throat] >> I know you don't. >> But, it's going to happen. I have to Like >> I I know. I'm I'm trying my best. I'm trying my best. >> idea. Like I'm not going to pee in your car. Do you want me to pee in your car? >> I do not want you to pee in my car. I'm trying to be as quick as I possibly can. Give me 1 second, okay? >> So, we saw the DUI arrest. The officer was incredibly professional throughout. We saw the flirt and divert tactic to which failed miserably. I hope that she gets the help that she needs and makes better choices in the future. And the people who are giving her the advice and trying to push the blame onto the person that called, that's just completely wrong. The police are doing their job. If a person's concerned about a person cuz the person that called is likely concerned about her and other people on the road. Make better choices. If you like this kind of content, like the video, subscribe to the channel, and click on the video that's on your screen for more content just like this.