[Music] 31 Athens about here. >> 31. [Music] >> You could uh pull right in front of the squad here on their side of this car. >> Okay. How far up is he? >> The car is between the squad and the fire truck right now. So, okay. >> We can move those if you need to. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yep. [Music] How's it going? >> Going car >> in the back field. Uh this vehicle right behind the hill was two girls. They were not on scene when we got here. He can't seem to drive. They won't talk to us. Took our pole about 30 yard or so behind where they're parked. >> So the is it a father? >> That's what he claims. Yeah. >> He was the only one on scene when we got here. He claimed he was driving the wheel locked up on him and he lost control. The other two women were not on the scene when they came back in this vehicle. I don't know the driver. She claims the driver of the vehicle back there claims she has no idea what's going on with it. Two girls are in the back. They're refusing to talk to us. Um something going on. >> All right. So, are you saying you were driving? >> Yeah. All right. Come here. No, we'll leave this open. Oh, >> have a seat in this seat for me, please. >> Yeah, you weren't driving. >> Get out of the car, please. >> What's that? >> That's how I drive. I don't >> tired. Do you Do you think that I'm stupid and that and that I don't and that I don't do this for a living? any if if I find you to be lying and we go through this whole process, you will be charged with more than just failure to control. I get it. Like I I get what you're trying to do, but I need to talk to the people that was driving this car and that was in this car. I don't know how to work this car. I'm trying to find the windows. >> Okay. I'm trying to speak to the ladies in the back here. >> Okay. >> How are you guys doing? >> We're okay. >> You're okay? >> Yeah. I just >> I I >> Well, I is Is is Is that your dad? >> Yeah, it's my dad. >> Okay. I I understand and I can respect that he's trying to take responsibility for this, but I need to talk to the drivers of that vehicle. >> It was my dad. He was just trying to take me to my boyfriend's house, and I wanted to go there. I asked him a lot to take me to my boyfriend's house. >> Okay. Again, I need to speak with the driver of that vehicle. I just I I just talked to your dad. Your dad was not driving the car. I've got I've got different ways of finding out who was driving the vehicle. Okay. >> Um, you know, this is this is what I do for work. >> Um, >> and he was not operating that vehicle at the time of the crash. >> Okay. >> So, who was operating the vehicle at the time of the crash? Ma'am? >> Yeah, it was me. >> Okay. And was she in the in the vehicle with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I I need your guys's information for for this crash report. Okay. So, you you have your license with you? >> I don't have it with me, but I have to secure it. >> Okay. How old are you? >> I'm 19. Can you just let us go home? You guys will all be going home at the end of the night. Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. But but but we have we have things to do between now and then. Okay. >> Okay. We don't need to be checked out by a lot. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um you guys didn't hit your heads or anything. >> No, we're okay. >> Okay. Um Serena, you were driving. I'm going to have you come up with me. Okay. I need a statement from you. Um okay. >> And Are you going to put me in jail? >> What's that? >> Are you going to put me in jail? >> No. Regardless of what I find tonight, you're not going to go to jail. Okay. >> Not unless you try to fight me. Okay. >> No, I don't want to fight you. I want to go >> You don't seem like Okay. Up here to the front of my car. Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you really upset with me? >> What's that? >> Are you really upset with me? >> No. No. But I' I've got a job to do right now. I understand that your dad's trying to take responsibility for you. He's trying to keep you out of trouble, but there's other things going on here than just that. >> I know. I'm really sorry. >> You're okay. >> So, what I'll do >> like >> Yeah. >> I'm not these doors lock. Okay. I'm going to I'm going to set you in the back, but I'll leave the window down. If anyone wants to come up and talk to you, they can talk to you. >> Okay. >> Actually, actually, >> you can sit in the back of your car if you want and and I'll um >> in the back of my car. >> In the back of that car. And and and write out the statement >> and you'll be back to get me. Yeah. Oh, I can talk to you. But here, here, hang out right here for a second. I'm going to give you >> a piece of paper. >> Okay. >> Please don't be really upset with me. >> I am not really upset with you. Accidents happen, right? >> I just want to go home. >> The main The main thing is that you're not hurt. >> I'm okay. >> So, do you feel comfortable writing these statement? >> Yeah, I'm okay. >> Okay. So, what I want you to do is just write down what happened to your version of events. Okay. I'm going to go back to my car. >> Yep. Yep. You can go sit in the back seat. I'm going to >> be processing the scene up here. I'll be back to ask you some questions in a minute. Okay. >> No. >> Okay. Well, here's my statement. >> And here's your pen. >> Can you read that? >> Dog in front of you. You swerved a miss, over corrected, and hit a pole. Okay, >> what do I do? >> Um, I'll ask you a couple questions here in a minute. What I'm going to do first is I'm going to go I got to do a sketch or a diagram of this. So, I'll go do that first and then I'll come back and I'll talk to you. Okay. >> You want me to sit in my car? >> You aren't going to leave, are you? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to leave. I'm going to go sit in that car. >> Okay. Yep. Go sit in that car and I'll be about another 5 or 10 minutes. >> Okay. Sorry. >> And then and then I'll bring you back up here. Um we'll do questioning and uh we'll go from there. Okay. >> Okay. And I can go home. >> You will go home at the end of the night. Yes. >> Yep. >> Okay. Serena, you can come over for me now. >> So, just to confirm, you guys are not injured. >> No. >> And you don't want to see a mess. Okay. >> Careful this car. >> What do you want me to do? Don't just go to jail. >> Up here to the front of the car. >> Okay. >> Nope. Not going to jail. >> Are you really with me? >> Nope. I'm glad you're okay. >> I'm glad you're okay. You're driving this way and you go uh left or center and you drive the other side of the road. You're just lucky there's no other car coming to hit you head on. And then I'm talking to your mom and dad in the hospital tonight. >> Okay. Sorry. Okay. >> I I just got to ask you questions. Okay. And you can stand. It's warm to stand right there by the wheel well. >> Okay. How much alcohol have you had to drink tonight? >> Um, a couple of drinks. A buzz ball. >> Said a couple drinks. >> Yeah. >> A buzz ball. >> Yeah. >> What's that? Um, it's like a little cup of alcohol. I'm okay. I'm good. But I don't want to hit any animals. I swerve all the time for animals around here. >> Yep. Don't do that. Don't swerve for animals. >> You think I should just hit them? >> Yes. >> Why? That's >> so that you don't crash. >> That's fair. Yeah, that works out. Okay. All right. So, now you're 19, you've been drinking, you've crashed. >> I'm going to ask you to do standardized field soiety test. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, what that consists of is we're going to stand here. I'm going to check your eyes. >> Okay. >> Um there's a walk and turn test where basically I'll explain everything to you. You walk up and down an imaginary line. >> That's fine. >> Um then one leg stand test. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. >> So, if you stand right here, >> you're right here. >> Yep. Face me. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, do you take any medications? >> No. >> Do you have any recent head injuries or ear infections? >> No. >> Do you wear glasses? >> No. Do >> you wear contacts? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. Okay. >> Okay. >> Black part. Maybe side to side. >> Hold your head still and just follow with your pen. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hold your head still. Okay. Sorry. All right. Good. From here, it's about a minute from here. Okay. >> Okay. [Music] Okay. And with that this one, same thing. You're going to look at it. I'm only going up and down twice. It's not as long. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. All right. For the next one, for the walking turn. >> Yeah. >> Stand out there where my lights hitting the ground. Okay. >> 31. >> Uh, a couple more steps back. >> Back. Yep. Right there is good. Okay. >> So, so what this is is I'm going to put you in a position. I'm going to give you instructions for the test. >> Okay. >> You got any questions? I'll answer your questions and then I'll tell you to start. >> All right. >> All right. So, while I'm giving you the instructions and before we start, you're going to stand with your you got an imaginary line from where you're at to my headlight there. Okay. >> All right. So, or hey, >> this line isn't straight. >> Which line's that >> from your from this line to your light? >> Oh, if you walk straight there, it is. >> You think so? >> Yeah, if you walk straight to it. But hey, >> you can use that white line if you want. You use that white line. >> I don't care. >> We'll just use that since it's there. We'll walk on that. >> Yep. So, stand on stand on that white line. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you're going to stand on it with your left foot on the line and your right foot in front of your left foot. Heel to toe. >> In front of my left foot. >> Yep. And then you're just gonna stand there right in front of your left. >> I can't do that. >> Okay, >> there we go. Yep. Just do your best to maintain that position. Right foot in front of your left foot, hands down to your side. Okay. >> So, when I tell you to start, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down our line. Nine. >> Okay. >> You're going to turn and you're going to do nine heel to toe steps back. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to come closer so you can see. >> Okay. So, this is what it looks like. >> One. Well, here before I demonstrate, >> when you get to your ninth step, you're going to keep that front or lead foot planted and take a series of small steps to turn around and do your nine steps back. >> Okay. >> This is what it looks like. Pay attention to how I walk and turn. Okay. So, one, two, three. I'm doing three steps. How many are you going to do? >> Uh, nine. >> Right. When you get to your ninth step, leave that foot planted. Just take a series of small steps to turn around. Nine steps back. One, two, three. >> Um, nine down, nine back. Turn on your on that uh on that lead foot. >> And once you start, continue until you finish. >> Okay. Can I go? >> Do you have any questions about the instructions? >> Uh, I think I got it. >> Okay. Whenever you're ready, you can go ahead and begin. So, you count out loud. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Uh. One. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. >> Okay. All right. Next one. >> Next one is a one leg stand test. Okay. A one leg >> one leg stand. >> I didn't even do that. >> Okay. >> You just you just do your best. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. So, we're going to stand like this. When I tell you to, you're going to pick one foot up off the ground. It doesn't matter which one. Whichever one's more comfortable to you. Okay. >> I can't do that. >> Anytime. >> I've got 30 lbs of gear on my hips and I'm doing it. So, just you just give it a shot. >> But, you're going to keep your legs straight. Keep your foot flat and parallel to the ground. You're going to point your toe. Okay. >> Um, and you're going to count 1,00 1,002 1003 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, if at any point >> my best >> if at any point you drop your foot, you just pick it back up and continue where you left off. Okay. >> Um, >> I don't have to tell people this, but you're going to do it for 30 seconds. >> 30. >> All right. 30 seconds. >> Oh, hell. >> That's what the That's what the book says. >> Okay. >> So, whenever you're ready and go ahead and begin. >> Okay. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Okay. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23. >> That's it. Okay. Good job. All right. Step up here to throw the car. >> Okay. >> So, do you know your ABCs? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm not going to make you say backwards. >> Okay. Good. Cuz I can't say them backwards. >> What I'll have you do is step up here just off the car. >> Okay. >> You're going to take your fingers, press them together like this. Press them together. And you're going to look at the sky. If we could see the sky if it wasn't so much. >> Okay. So, what you're going to do is you're going to start at when you're looking up. Yeah. >> Start at C as in Charles. supposed to go to Q is in Queens. C. >> No, I can't do that. >> You can't do that. >> No. >> Can you try? >> Uh, A B C D E F D. Okay, I can try. >> C to C to Q. >> C to Q. >> C to Q. >> I'll do my best. What am I going to do? Look up and say them. >> Mhm. >> All right. Okay. Am I doing it now? >> Mhm. >> Okay. D E F Q R H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. >> Okay, remember where I told you to start and go to? >> If you see D >> C2, >> yeah, I can't do that. I have to do it all. >> Yeah, you're all over the place here. Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Turn around. Put your hands Put your hands behind your back like you're clapping. Okay. Yep. Palms together like that. All right. So, I'm going to put handcuffs on you. Okay. >> So, you are under arrest for OVI now. But again, just because you're under arrest, that doesn't mean that you're going to go to jail. Does that make sense? >> What do I do? >> So, jail? >> No. >> All right. So, do you remember how many times you have asked me tonight to go to jail? >> No. How many times have you asked me what you said? >> Yeah, but you're not going to go to jail. Okay. Okay. >> What do I do? >> Um, I'm going to read you a paper. >> Okay. >> And you're going to decide if you want to take a breath test. >> Okay. >> And then I'm going to release you to Are those your parents? >> Yeah. >> I'm going release you to your parents. >> Okay. >> What does that mean? If I take the breath test and I'm >> I will explain all of that. Okay. >> We got a few things we got to do first. All right. Turn around. So, I've got a camera right here. Okay, >> I've got a camera right there. Okay, so being arrested, I have to search you now. You're not wearing much, so it should be pretty easy. You don't have anything on you that's going to hurt me, poke me, stick me? >> No. Uh, no. No kind of drugs or anything wild. >> I got nothing. >> Nothing. Okay. >> No. >> All right. Well, this really isn't going to take long cuz you're not wearing much. >> Quite easy, huh? [Music] >> All right. >> All right. Okay. Okay. >> I have to knife your breast area with my hand. Okay. Again, everything's on camera. I'm not doing anything out of policy. Go ahead. >> This is very uncomfortable, but it's what I got to do. >> That's all right. >> In between underneath. Okay. >> All right. >> Okay. Spread your feet for me. >> Spread your feet more for me. Nothing in your shoes? >> No. >> You got to use the back of my hand in your crotch area. >> Give me that. All right. >> Okay. All right. You got any questions about any of this? Uh, nope. I don't think so. >> That's an awkward way to meet somebody, but >> that's all right. Nice to meet you. >> That's what we got to do on the side of the road. >> What do we do now? >> We're going to have a seat here in the car. >> In the car? >> Yep. >> Take him to jail. >> I I'm not taking her to jail. I'll talk with you in one second then. Yes. Well, you want to do it now? >> I'm going to release her. I'm going to release her at the end of the night. So, >> but yeah, you you go ahead. You want you give her a hug now? >> Here. >> Can I cigarette? cuz I really need >> I don't care. >> Okay. So, >> hurry up. >> Go ahead. >> All right. Now, sit in your car. >> So, yeah. Have a seat there. Down. >> It's broken in half. The broken part is on the ground uh still hanging supported by the wires. >> So it's not a hazard immediately. Correct. >> Correct. Do you have a preference on a recorder? >> First one in the Glouster 31 Athens. >> You start next available out of Glouster if possible for a vehicle on the roadway. Signal five. >> Okay. So, she's under arrest for OBI. Um, I just have to read her a paper. She's she's 19. She's going to be over the legal limit for a 21-year-old. >> Yeah. >> Um, she can decide if she wants to take the breath test, refuse the breath test, and then I it doesn't matter what decision she makes, and then I'll release her to you or whoever comes to pick her up. You got to pick her up at the Athens Post. >> Why, Dad? >> Down off of Dela Drive. >> Yeah. Down off of East State. >> East State. Yep. Dad, >> what >> can I >> Can I please hit that again? >> If you don't care, >> right? It's on 13. I don't care. [Music] >> I mean, they got to take you down to the station. Then I pee from there. >> Yeah. >> I really have to pee. >> Well, you'll get to go pee there. >> That's out here. You I can't pee out here. >> You have to hold it. >> You have to hold it [ __ ] >> That's absurd. >> I'm not that >> Well, >> I'm not that bad, but >> Yeah. >> There's too many lights out here. >> I'm going to go right down that hill and pee. My friend Chubby will come with me. We're going to be right there. We'll be ASAP. I'm in handcuffs. What else can I do? I just really have to pee. >> There is uh >> woods right there. >> Listen, >> I just used >> Is there any way that you can hold it? >> I really have to go. But listen, she's not going to go anywhere with me. >> No, I know. And and and you're >> I don't care if you follow me down there. I just really have to go. I can't hold >> I'll stay up here. >> Okay. Can you get Shelby Dad, please? >> She can take her down there. I'll never take you down here. >> I don't care who takes me. I just have to pee. >> I never been arrested before. >> Yeah, you're 19. >> Yeah. >> I wouldn't make a habit of it. >> I don't want to. I try to, you know, not be arrested. You know, my dad's been there a few too many times. I don't want to be there. I'm already here. And then you going to make me pick me up from the sheriff's office in Nelson, huh? or in or in Athens. >> What's that? >> You're going to make me get picked up from >> I don't care where I go. >> Athens troll post. >> Okay. I can't even see. Christina, >> yes. >> I have to pee and that's why we're here. >> Hold on. Let me >> I don't care where we >> here, man. You want to >> Yeah. Thank you. Yeah, this is against policy, but >> I'm uh I don't like making people feed themselves. >> I would do the same thing. I get it. But you got to understand where I'm coming from. >> I do. I'm just glad nobody's hurt. >> That that was the first thing I saw when she was southbound and on the >> this side of the road. So about how long before they'll have her down >> once I leave here it'll be approximately 45 minutes to an hour. Could be 45 minutes to 90 minutes depending on if she tests if she wants to test. Um so >> she might as well just test and get it over with. >> That causes more problems, does it not? >> An attorney would tell you not to test. It's more evidence against you. Um, >> but if you don't work, >> the consequences are um take it and you have a and you have a positive sample. It's a 3month license suspension or uh when you go to court, you can work out privileges if you're contributing members society and everything. If you refuse it, it's a one-year suspension. Um, again, unless you can work something out with court. You know, I came down here from working Fairfield and Perry counties. They're a little more tougher on the OVIs. Hockey and Athens are not as tough on OVIs. They're uh you know, if you want to try to argue and all that and she would she would be a good candidate for diversion, I would imagine. So, I got to put cuffs back on you. Okay. Yeah. Give me one second. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Put your palms together. Where >> are they? Not >> like you're clapping. Yeah, I don't clap very often. >> Let me lock. Are is that too tight? Can your hands move around in there? It's >> fine. >> All the state highways. >> Yeah. >> You guys got my life 360. >> You have your phone? >> Uh, it's in card view. >> So, you're going straight there now? >> Well, he said it'll be about 45 minutes to an hour. Can I >> have time to get gas then? >> I vape. >> Okay. >> Yeah, you're going to have plenty of time to >> Okay, good. Cuz we're going to have to >> No more vape like you're done. >> I can't wait. >> You got to got to relax. >> Got to >> I'm going to cry a lot. >> I'm just I mean, >> you'll be okay. >> Said an attorney would tell you not to take breathalyzer test, but if you don't >> I'm not going to, >> but I really want to hit my baby. You'll lose them for a whole year if you don't. >> If I don't, >> if you don't take test, >> what do I do if I do? >> Then it'll only be 3 months. >> So, >> okay. Well, I can try to. >> It'll be your decision. There's consequences for each. I can't give you advice. I can tell you an attorney would tell you not to. Um, >> I need a vape. >> I don't have a vape. >> I don't have one either, honey. >> It'll be okay. You got to hit a cigarette a couple times. We'll sit back here. You'll relax. Get your cigarette. >> Wait on the tow truck to get here. >> Can you Can you make Shelby ride here with me? >> She can't ride in the car with you. >> Yeah, you got to ride by yourself. >> Just relax. >> I can roll the window down while you wait. Are you cold? >> No. I need a bait. >> It's really not funny at this point. You guys got cigarettes lit 24/7. The one time I need a cigarette. You ain't got a cigarette lit. and I just put it out. >> That's a shame. >> If he's nice, we're not I'll come back up with a cigarette. >> Did he come back with a cigarette? If we're going to wait 45, we're going to be here a minute. Do you want to sit in the seat? >> Yeah, I want a cigarette at this point. >> I'll crack the window. You still got to wait on the record to get here. I should have told them a while ago. >> I don't know if I advised you of your rights yet. I probably didn't. This is a little unorthodox of a stop and you kind of got me out of sorts. You are under arrest. Okay. So, you have the I'm going to advise you of your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before I ask you questions or to have one with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer or an attorney, you want to be appointed at the court by the court at no cost. And again, you don't have to talk to me, okay? You don't have to say. And in a in a situation like this, it doesn't quite matter as much, but when we start asking questions about alcohol, how much you've drank, where you got it from, things like that, Those are times where you can exercise your right to remain silent. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, do you have a question? >> Nope. I just want >> nicotine. >> Gotcha. >> Can they come up to me? >> Well, he's he's right here and he's got one. You just got to sit sit on the panel of the car here. >> I don't care at this point. You don't pick me up in an hour. [Music] >> You hate me, huh? You don't have to answer that. >> I got a cigarette smoking. >> Main thing is is you're not hurt. No one else is hurt. And you're learning a very valuable lesson. I want to get this over with if I never been arrested in my life. >> 31 entrance. Did you advise a record? >> I can't really. >> Okay. >> Synthe. >> It's going to be Skyverse towing. >> Skyverse. Hell. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead. Have a seat. I got to put your seat belt on. >> Are you going? >> Love you, Dad. Are you going to talk with me? >> Uh, we're going to go ahead and head to get gas. >> Okay. Is there anything out of the vehicle that that you want or that you want? >> I need to give you guys the keys. >> Yeah, just just just the ignition. Yeah. >> Probably a lot. Hope you know. >> I'll be all right. >> Like I said, you're at least still here to cry, right? Could be worse. >> No. >> Could be worse. You could have hurt somebody or yourself. >> How long you think it's going to take before you get in the car? >> For me to get in the car? >> Yeah. >> I'm going to be getting in the car here in a second. >> Okay. And you go and talk with me. >> Uh I'll >> you don't have to >> I'll have a couple more questions for you, I'm sure. Where where did you uh get the alcohol tonight? >> Um I don't know. >> You don't know? >> Nope. Does that really matter at this point? >> Well, they're questions that I've got to ask. >> But >> there's questions I don't really got to answer. Huh. There are questions that you do not have to answer. >> I figured so. >> You live in America. You don't have to talk to the police and incriminate yourself. >> Freedom of rights, huh? >> I really do hate these handcuffs. >> Are they too tight? >> Um, no. I just don't like my hands being behind my back. That's all right. I'm just complaining. >> Well, it'll be more motivation to not >> Yeah. get in trouble again. Right. >> I've never been in this situation. >> I've had to wear them a couple times before. >> Have you? I've never had to wear handcuffs in my life. Never. >> What is your license suspended for? >> Um, what's that to you? >> Well, I'm I'm the highway patrol and you have a suspended license. Did you not did you not pay a ticket? >> No, I after later on I paid it. you might want to contact >> cuz let me tell you right now I got a late ticket in I'd say October last year. >> Uhhuh. >> And then I paid it a couple months later. >> What about April of this year? >> April of this year. You know I got paid over. You know I got put over cuz I had a headlight out >> and in my defense I told my dad pay that. >> This says 91 and a 70 >> in April of last year. in April of this year. >> No, no, no, no, no. Let me tell you. >> That's what that says. >> Because I was on my way to Miami last year and I was going 911 and a 70. I'm aware of that. >> Well, you know, it wasn't last year. It was April, right? So, >> okay, whatever. >> Four months ago. >> Tomato, potato. No, no, no, no, no, it wasn't. Four months ago is when I paid that ticket and that's when I got my license back. What time is it? >> What time do you think it is? >> Um 1:32. >> You're an hour off. >> No, I'm not. 3:32. 12:32. >> Yeah, I'm pretty You said 1:30 something. >> An hour and off. So, it's 12:32. No. >> 3:32 >> is 1. Is 3 the next number after 1? >> 2:32. It's 2:32 in the morning. No, I need to go home. >> 43 >> right now. I need to go home. >> So, I was I couldn't pass that test. >> Okay. >> I was really that drunk. >> Um, >> I was pretty drunk. Listen, >> what's up? I couldn't pass that even if I was sober. I'm going to tell you right now, I can't stand in a damn straight line at the at the soberest day of the daylight. So, in my defense, that ain't my fault. What happened to this video footage? >> Gets put on Facebook for everyone to watch. >> No, it doesn't. Are you gassing my ass right now? Seriously, I need you to be gassing my ass cuz this can't be put on Facebook. >> No, it's a joke. Uh, it goes it's saved onto our obviously our system. >> No, because I seen somebody on Facebook from here >> if the courts want it. >> Nope. They can't put this on Facebook. >> Then we got to send it to the court. No, Facebook was a joke. I was joking. Uh, it really has to be a joke cuz I've been talking a lot and there's some stuff I don't want to be seen on Facebook. So, you and your red light footage, you're going to have to put that elsewhere. >> It's not going on Facebook. >> I really hope not. I'm not Facebook ready. Okay. I'm ready for these cuffs to be off. That's for damn sure. How did you get your socks up? >> They've been up. >> What do you mean? >> I thought you said they were fell down. >> Yeah, one is up and one is down. I want them both down and I want to be out of room. Can you get this off? >> Uh, we got to go inside first. >> Oh my goodness. >> Yeah. >> I don't want to talk. Just politely tell them that. Okay. >> Okay. >> Is there someone in there right now? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> And where? >> Right here. To the right here. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Water. >> All right. You have to go to the restroom or anything? >> No, I'm going to go home. Did you want to bl your neck or anything? >> Nope. I'm going to go home. >> Okay. How long am I going to be in here for? >> Few minutes. >> Okay. [Music] >> Then know what? >> I don't want to do nothing. I need to go home. You going to put my hand in here, huh? >> Yeah. I got to have you restrained somehow. >> That's ridiculous. Restrained from what? >> I don't. >> All right. So, you have good news because you were so far out in the county crash and I had to process the scene. We had to do all the tests and all that. >> Yeah. >> That form that I have to read that it suspended. Your license is already suspended. The format we have to read for you to decide whether you're going to take this test or not doesn't apply because it could been two hours. >> That's good stuff. >> So, at this point, if you want to give a voluntary sample, you can give a voluntary sample. >> I want to go. >> Okay. >> Can we go? >> I think we're about there. >> Okay. Can I take these off? >> Cuz I've been doing that. Why? >> Oh, we got to save you for your suspension, too. >> Oh, hell. Can we just forget that? Forgive and forget. >> We almost did. >> Yeah, we should see. >> Why can't we? What's it to you? >> You know what? I may be arrested, but I still want to look good. Okay. >> So, you still got to look good. >> Yeah. What does it do to you? >> All right, buddy. Get this other one out. >> How much is this going to be? >> Don't tell me. Don't tell me. >> You got to go to court. >> Oh my goodness. I can't afford this. >> What do you do for work? You got a job? >> I did have a job. >> Where? Why do you care? >> I'm just curious. >> A Baroque lodge and conference center. >> Baroque? >> Yeah. >> Were you a waitress server? >> I was a waitress and I worked front desk. >> Why don't you work it out? >> Um cuz I paid you want me to be quite honest. $1046 for a front desk job? That's absurd. Let me tell you. We'll go out here. I'll give this I'll explain this ticket to you. He's got a sign for you. >> I wish you luck. >> Good night, man. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What way we going to go? >> Right. >> It's cold out here. You know that. >> Okay. So cut is your >> Yeah. >> So here I'll have you sign for it. >> Why does he have to sign it? >> Cuz he's the one I'm releasing you to. >> Yeah. Is it here? >> Yes. Okay. So, all that says is I'm releasing her from >> your custody. >> From my custody to you. Don't let her drive. >> That's no problem. >> I can't. >> There's your receipt. So now that we're released [Music]