I know that they do full sites. So, if you have something like Where is the Where is the Where's the piercing located? Near my out of the car, you see this? Get out of that car. You not have smoked tonight. Okay. What did you smoke? I will not drink. Okay. I didn't try running from him. Mhm. Because if I tried running, do you think I would have stopped? Teens, drinks, drugs, and a whole lot of bad decisions. Watch as these brave souls try to outsmart the cops only to discover they're not as sneaky as they think. So, you're an adult, right? Yeah. I don't know. You're apparently new here. She's 19, she said. Right. So, you're an adult, right? So, here's the deal. like you go if I I don't know exactly how this is going to go, but one of the cards on the table is you're going to jail today. Wait, what? Correct. Depending on what those are, there's a possibility that you may go to jail today, right? So, just because someone reported, you have illegal substances in your possession. Everyone at school does, too. Everybody. Yes. Every single kid. Not every single kid, but some do. And matter of fact, so you're not you wouldn't be the first kid I arrested this school year. So here's and I can promise you you're not going to be the last. Okay, this is not how life goes. You don't get to choose. When you bring illegal stuff to a high school, when you bring illegal stuff to a high school, what you want kind of goes out the window. I don't know if you understand that, but So here here's my other thing is I think that what you have is the pen that these screw into. No, I don't. Right here. I don't. That's someone else's. Okay. It's someone else. All right. So, you have it. You don't have it on. Who took it? Who took it? Is it someone who goes to school here? The person that literally probably named me here. Okay. So, what I'm thinking is you have something you have something right here. You are you decided it was a good idea to take in possession all this stuff knowing it's illegal and that you're an adult and that you're an adult. Yeah. Why? I didn't I didn't know that someone was going to tell on me that I was holding their stuff. Who was it? She was blonde with glasses. So So it's a stranger now. No, it's not a stranger. I've known her. So what's her name? Amber. We got her name. You never So it's a somebody you don't even know their name. Glass is in blonde and she asked me for my name. I never actually So she asked you for your name then proceeded to give you felonious items. Items that can result in a felony criminal charge for you to hold. And when were you going to meet up? When are we going to give it back to this person? Like in the bathroom later. What bathroom? An officer encountered a teenager who had been caught bringing a THC vape to school. Like I don't know. They went to different bathrooms. So So how were you going to give it back to them? What was the plan? So people just give people stuff and just say I will find you later. Yeah, that's how it works. This is the first I'm hearing of this. Very rarely is it that much of a shadow. But today she did ask me, "Hey, can you hold?" And then ask me my name. And then now I'm right here for the first time ever for this type of stuff and I'm about to get arrested. You know it's illegal. If I give you a gun and I say you hold it for me, are you going to hold it? Okay. So if I give you fentanyl, are you going to hold it for me? No. It's just that I didn't know. If I give you crack, you going to hold it for me? Who do you live with? Grandma. Grandma. She has cancer. Okay. So, what are you doing? What are you You're an adult. What are you doing? This is how you solve it? By offering drugs to kids on campus. This is how you kids. What do you think? What do you think? Oh my god. Those are not mine. Okay. Why are you holding drugs for my friend? That's being depressed or that's being No, I think being depressed and holding drugs for your friend are two different things, my friend. Yeah. I'll put my stuff for you. Thank you. No. Oh my god. They're not mine. So why are you holding them? Unfortunately, I just want you to understand. No, I understand. You don't dumb it down. If this person doesn't If we can't locate this person, this person doesn't come forward and identify it as theirs, you're going to be responsible for it. And you are. No, I know I am. And that's why I'm really stressed out. Okay. And so whatever you have on your person, cuz I think you stop, stop, stop, stop. I'm gonna arrest it anyway. Stop. I'm gonna turn it over to law enforcement. So, whatever. I don't have anything. So, whatever you have, you got to just give it to Mrs. We're going to step out. You're going to give it to Mrs. Duon and it's going to go with this. I don't have anything. In the United States, possession of THC vapes by minors, especially on school grounds is illegal and taken seriously. Most states prohibit anyone under 21 from possessing cannabis products, including vapes. Bringing such substances to school can lead to both school disciplinary actions and legal consequences such as suspension, expulsion, juvenile detention, or mandatory counseling. Then this then this is what happens because it is now turned over to law enforcement and law enforcement has a female officer come in in a secluded room and they search you. So here's the deal. That's if it goes that way. If it doesn't, then you're going to go to the jail and they're going to search you. They're going to search you at the jail. If you bring something to the jail, it's a felony, an additional felony. So, right now, if you have anything, we're going to It is important that you just give it to us. We're trying to help you. This is done. If you have something on you, they will escort you to the jail. They will search you there. If you have something on you at the jail, you're getting search at the jail. Every person that comes into the jail. I know that they do full searches. So you have something like where is the where is the where's the piercing located near my is it like do we not have any more awkward questions please going to jail for the first time I feel like I feel like I feel like I feel like we're all being adults about this situation okay this is my first time we're going to jail you think I'm feeling I understand that but We're trying to have an adult conversation here. I understand again you chose to get this piercing. So, it's like can't be that much of a surprise we're having this conversation. Well, I need to ensure that I need to ensure that what's going on here is that's actually what it is. Yeah, I understand that. So, I I've been nothing but professional with you. Obviously, I'm frustrated by the situation because like I don't understand why you're not understanding what's going on. I understand that. Can I Can I use the bathroom? You're not the restroom. I pee. You cannot use the restroom at all cuz you're now in the place. Oh, I know. I know that from the deputy champion. Hold the kid. Enough to get a couple of these. I mean, I'm pretty sure these are these are THC for sure. She said that they that they're THC. Yeah. So, they probably are. Yeah, they are. I arrested someone before spring break for this same brand. This one? I don't know what it is cuz this one isn't the same. It's not labeled. Yeah. So, if this other person gave you up and that's what you're saying, besides blonde and glasses, what does this person look like? He's tan. And what bathroom was this? Did this take place in bathroom? And what time? Oh my god. Do you not recall? I've heard some of my other friends say that some people love to tell on them on purpose, even if they also smoke as well. People Someone telling on somebody else. Oh, they have hate. You have no idea. But you said they also asked you to hold stuff. No, I didn't anything. No, they asked you said that this person asked you to hold their stuff for them. Yeah. So, it was downstairs between what classes? Um, fifth. So, it's during fifth. Yeah. Or And I heard someone nearby say, "Oh, watch out. There's a tattletail in here in the middle of fifth period." Yeah. Either during class. During or before or after? During, before, after. That's like That's like an hour time frame. That doesn't really help me. I'm We're trying to help. We're trying to help you. Ask you before before downstairs 200 before fifth period. In the bathroom. In the bathroom. Okay. Do you remember what she was wearing? Not as much. She have any distinguishing features? Glasses. Tan glasses. downstairs 200 building restroom before fifth period is the one that she she gave you the stuff in the bathroom or outside of the bathroom. Inside if it was outside. I'm pretty sure the camera was like in the in front of the bathroom or in the bathroom. Inside of the bathroom. Okay. She she gave her that stuff and asked her her name. Hey, what's your name? I said Natalia and then I left. Okay. Well, break it down for me the whole situation from the VA. I went to the Russian talking to some of my friends. Okay. And then she um she was like, "Hey, can you She was in there. She came in after." She was in there. She came in and I'm pretty sure some of her friends were smoking with her. Did you see them? Yeah. Okay. say you you're not pretty sure you you saw them smoking and uh one of her friends like oh remember last time and then you know and then she came no I don't know what that means like I don't like it's because of I can't arrest you I can't charge you for you buying weed in the past so if that's what you did or that's what happened in the past I can't oh my god you're just not waiting okay so you're not explaining it so she came up to me after me talking to her friend. And then she's like, "Hey, can you hold my stuff?" And then she um I was about to leave. She's like, "What's your name?" And then I say, "Natalia." And then I leave. What was her friend's name? How did she give it to you? Like in your hand? In my hand. In your hand. Wow. [Applause] She's 19. 19. Yep. Yeah. There. I mean, there's enough for sure to to get from for this one. I don't know what it is, but these are legit from California based on uh I made a 1015 before spring break, but she had these in there, too. These are packaging. This is the packaging for these neon ones. And it's uh yeah. Yeah, this is like the real stuff. She was charged with possession of a controlled substance by a minor, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession on school grounds, violation of drug-free school zone laws, and possible intent to distribute. What's going on, everybody? I don't know. I'm her mother. We just came from Miami. Okay. We don't know what is going on. She's having a rough night. Okay. I guess she was walking down the sidewalk. I have no idea what sparked a lady that was on her bike to call 911. I don't know. Maybe she saw her, but you're going to get careful. The police is right there, too. Okay. Step over here for me just to your just for your safety. All right. Okay. Behind the sign. Yes. Thank you. All right. So that So what what happened in your words? Um my words is me and my boyfriend got into an argument and I'm very upset with him and Okay. All right. So, that's why you're out here, not in your apartment or in your place. Yes, sir. That's why you're outside. You were just outside. You're not in your No, I I was out here when he came to drop me off and that was it. Okay. You guys are just visiting. These are my parents. I'm the brother. These are my girls. No, I know. But how do you guys know she was here? We live right there. They live right You see those apartments right there with the with the lights? That's where they live. So, we followed her because she live here. Yeah. Yes. I left the house mad. So they followed me. Yeah. And we lost her and then we lost her for a few minutes. Like we didn't see her and then we went to turn around and we came back and we see Miss Stay over here. Stay over here. It's for your safety. All right. Standing on the sidewalk. But we seen a random lady on her bike talking to her. So we were like, "That's weird." So we made a miss. Stay over here. Come over here. So you made a intoxicated baby. Come on. Be nice. So, we made a U-turn and came to sit in jail and the lady. You don't have the money to get I don't know. You walked over to the lady. I don't know what the lady officer. No, I just told her stay there. What did the Did you have a conversation with the lady on the bike? This was me. No, she didn't have a phone with her. A conversation. A conversation. A woman called 911 to report a heated argument between another woman and her boyfriend. When police arrived to address the situation, they attempted to speak with the couple, but the suspect became increasingly agitated, escalating the encounter. No, the lady said something to me on the plane. What' she say? Huh? What' she say? She asked what was wrong and then she started like getting kind of a like, you know, when people ask what's wrong, they start getting like worried about you and like a slick mouth. So, she kind of got like a slick mouth of me. Worried, but a worried slick mouth. You know what I mean? But I took it as slick. Okay. Gotcha. But we want to make sure that you're safe and you can get back with your folks so that the rest of your night doesn't go poorly. You know what I'm saying? So, are you going to be are you going to be able to go back with your parents? Okay. So, let me ask you this, Mariah. Mariah, let me ask you this. All right. When you go home, you're going to stay home, right? Me and my brother are going to take a ride, right? Come on. Don't smile at me. Because Because if you're out on the streets again tonight, you're going to go to jail. I'm going to jail. You're going to go to jail. All right. And I'm pretty sure your parents don't know. All right. Cuz I don't know what's going on tonight, but it's the second time that we were counting you tonight. Okay. I know because y'all call me on the Okay. It doesn't matter. So, whatever is going on with you, I understand that between you and your boyfriend. I get it. Relationship issues. All right. But you're now staying with your mom and dad. Don't be just leaving the house. Especially the way you are. Okay. But if I'm 18 years old, who can control what I do? Okay. So, let me ask you this then. If you got nowhere to go tonight, where are you going to go stay if they tell you to my parents house? No. What if they don't want you at the house? They want me at their house. Yeah, they want you in the house, but you just can't go in their house and then just leave when you feel like it. I'm not. They can be they they have all the right to kick you out if they want to. That's them. But that's not what they want. Okay, but that's them. All right. I want you to go home and go to Please just go to sleep. Sleep off whatever you I know my rights, Dad. Okay, it seems like it. But I think your dad has some some true words. But I know my rights. Y'all are not going to also disobey me because of my rights. Talk to me. Anything that you say I know you're being used against me, Dad. I know. I got Okay. You know what? I don't want to talk to my lawyer president. Thank you. She got I not want I do not want to. Okay. So, what are you going to do? Come here. That's simple. state. Okay. We understand about your lawyer, but come here. So, Mariah, that really only applies if you're in trouble. And so, what am I going now? Or you're not. I'm not. We're kind of here to make sure you're safe. So, I'm safe. I'm good. Your family's here to see you're safe. Your brother, we want you to be safe. We've all had shitty nights. I'm good. I'm safe. Okay. Are you going to go home with them and stay in your in their house? Stay in the car. There you go. Get in the car. You know what happen if you leave? You know, right? If I leave, I'm going back to jail. I know what's going to happen. Okay. Well, I leave. I'm going back to jail. And I don't care because you're right here. You want [Music] [Applause] to see me? Sit in the car. You know what? I'm going to show her. I'm going to show her. I wouldn't do. All right. Well, take me to jail cuz my mom want to see me go to jail. Did I say that? Yes, you did. Mariah, get in the car, please. No. Y'all want to see me go to jail? I'm going show you. Mariah, get in the car. I'mma show y'all. I'mma go to jail. You want to see me go to jail, huh? That's your mom, Ryan. That's your mom. You want to see me go to jail? She been admitting it. You're doing that over there. If you know we're going to get kicked out of jail it go to jail. Mom, stop talking. She want me to go to jail. She want me to learn my lesson. See, you know what? Mom, I'mma get arrested in front of your face, y'all. No, no. My mom want to see me go to jail so bad. All right, y'all. Mariah, Maria, they giving you a chance. I know they are, but mom's not giving me a chance. Mom's not giving me a chance. Okay, listen to me. We're going to give you a choice. You get in the car or we're going to leave you here and they're going to arrest you. What do you want to do? Because Come on, Patrick. Okay, get in the car. All right, get in the car. Okay. Whatever I choose is my choice. Mom wanted me to go to jail. This is what y'all This is what y'all chose. Mom wants me to go to jail. Mom, you want me to go to jail, right? Hello, Mom. Mom, you want me to go to jail, right? All right. Okay. You want me to go to jail? Hello. I touch in the car, baby. Get in the car. Don't get out of his car again. You understand? Stay in the car. Why are you yelling at me? Why are you yelling at me? Okay. Get out. What? Get out of the car. Mom, you see what you get out of this? Get out of that car. Mom, see what you talk to mom. We get it. Bad night. Don't make it your bad man. All right. Just walk it off. I get it, dude. You feel what you do. You see what you I get it, dude. Just don't don't feed into that. All right. Hello. Right. Get in the car. Go home and sleep it off. She can't go home. She can't. But do you see what they cause? They want me to go to jail. They want me to My mom and my dad want me to go to jail. Obviously, we're not even my daddy. But my mom want me to go to jail. My mom want me to go to jail. My mom want me to go to jail. You see how she acting? She want me to go to jail. Ryan, come on. Ryan, come. You going to stay in there? The next time you come out, the next time you come out, you're going to jail. In the US, arguments themselves are not illegal. But if an argument escalates to disruptive or aggressive behavior, it can lead to legal consequences under laws related to disorderly conduct. Disorderly conduct is a misdemeanor offense in most states and generally includes behavior that disturbs the peace, such as fighting, making unreasonable noise, or using abusive language in public. You step out of your vehicle one more time, you're going to jail. All right? I'm telling you, I'm going to jail. the car. I'm tired of trying to get out. Nobody quiet. You quiet. Okay, be quiet. I'm tired of mom trying. Dad, I know you. Dad, I know you want me to go to jail. So, you know what? I'm show I'm going to jail, bro. That's okay. All right. Oh, yeah. That's okay. All right. Cuz you couldn't stay quiet cuz you couldn't stay quiet. Now go to jail because of you, Mom. And I promise you, Mom, I promise you I'll never talk to you again. I promise you. I I am going to pay attent What? Get out of the car. All right. All right. Get out of the car. Put your hands around your back. Yeah, sir. I'm not I'm not I'm not restraining you, but my arm is okay. Too bad for your arm. You weren't thinking about your arm like this. I don't want to hear about your arm. Too bad for your arm. You're going to jail. Mom, let me see what you call. Call mommy now. This is all you. It's not your mom's fault. It's all your fault. Mom, that's all your fault. You see what you got? No, your mom didn't do this. You did this. My mom did it. No, you did this. Don't cry now. That's it. Mom. Mom. You did because of you. Mom, this is all because of you, Mariah. Mom. Nothing to do with your mom. I understand, sir. Can you not grab me hard, please? You're going to jail. It's adult time. Going to jail. It's adult time now. You're not making any decisions. None. Zero. She was charged with disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace, resisting a law enforcement officer, and creating a public disturbance. I'm intoxicated. Can I please have my nicotine? Hey, K police department. Officer Bernata, turn the uh the car off. He hit [ __ ] Holy. Step out for me, man. Okay. No. Step out. Put it in park. Turn the car back on and put it in park. You got your ID on you, bud? Yes, ma'am. All right. I'm just showing you. Okay. Do you want to take over? Nope. Is it on? Push the brake down. Turn the car. Check this. We'll do We'll do that for him. Step up. I know. But it's not in park. Okay. But he turned it off. He shouldn't move. You won't take care of that. The car. I got you, man. Come on. Step up. Holy DUI. No. No. Come on. Come on. It's all right. I'll handle it. I'll handle it. We got you. Okay. Come on. Step up. Step up. All right. All right. All right. All right. Just come with me. Okay. Hey. Hey. Relax. I know. You're good. We're the police. We're here to help. Okay. Come this way. Listen. Listen. Knock it off. I'm raising my hand. Yeah. Stop raising your hands. Where's Where's your ID? I got his name. I've run him before. If you find it, you got it in. Okay. All right, Chase. That's not his. Where's your You have a DL driver's license? No driver's license, ma'am. How come? I'm 19. So, you don't have a driver's license? I do not have a This is my mother's car. Okay. All right. All right. That's the only idea I have. Okay. So, what's going on? Where are you driving so fast? I mean, it's Key West. I'm just trying to get home. That's it. Keep these hands out of your pocket. Where you coming from? Sorry. Be normal. Just don't put them in your pocket. Where you coming from? I'm coming from that way, obviously. Okay. You guys know where uh the cop is? Police stopped a teenager for a routine DUI check. But instead of cooperating, he lost his temper and escalated the situation, ultimately making things far worse for himself. Okay, I'm coming from that way to Big Cit. I live at uh three. You guys know where three is? Three? What? That's not very specific. 3 13 14. Okay. So, what's going on with you? What's going on with me? Yeah. You're obviously in distress. The car you're driving has a damage. So, what happened? I own a Camaro. That's my mother's vehicle. Okay. Yeah. Wait, wait, wait. Why are they listening? I'm listening. Okay. My mother owns that vehicle. Okay. She is uh um check. Speak American. Okay. English. Okay. So, my mother in English, she uh she got a DUI for going the wrong way. So, she used to be uh three uh what's it called? Three um I'm sorry. I know it sounds but uh her address is I'm just going to let you guys address. Can you hang out with him for a sec? That's who you're going to talk to. She She's doing her. So, again, let's start over. Okay. You told me you don't have a license. You do have a license. No, I didn't. No, I did not say I do not have a license. Okay. All right. So, let's start again. What's going on tonight? Just tell me what's going on. Czech or English? English. English. I'm with Tony. Antonia. English. Okay. English. I'm pretty fluent. I have smoked tonight. Okay. What did you not drink? Okay. That's put me on that. I was a 678 but somebody else. I'm going to continue. You ready? Go ahead. So, I smoked tonight. That's it. Okay. I am on the way home. I own a pressure washing. Okay. That's where I'm going. That's it. Okay. If you guys want to take me to the Jaws, it's fine. I understand. I asked you several times. Where are you coming from? You never asked. coming from downtown. Okay. I smoked weed. Okay. And I'm hot. I'm not going to lie to you. Okay. Why are you so filthy? Filthy. I work on auto mechanics. What happened to your toe? A tow 21 unit that's meeting with the victim 06 Silverado. I'm not going to lie to you. I have PC. I have an old truck service vehicle, but I'm not driving erratically. You know what I mean? I'm not all over the road. Okay. I'm driving straight. I'm getting this home. That's it. Again, what happened to your toe? My toe? There is a hit the uh gas pedal. You were hitting a gas pedal that much that you hurt your toe? No, not erratically. Like it didn't Oh, man. it. But I was going 65 to catch up with you. Of course, I understand. But I mean, it would it it hit enough to where it was. I understand. Mhm. If you need to take me to the jail, I get it. Okay. So, what happened to the car? Why is it Why is it in such a condition? This is my mother's vehicle. It's a Cadillac. Okay. I own a Silverado. Mhm. Okay. So about this car, it is a front end the other day when I was when I went to the house to serve you wrong on that warrant. You'll be around today. She wants to know what happened to the car since the last time I saw it. I have no I have no I I know nothing about that. You know nothing about that. She's already gone to jail. You both know that. Who is my mother? She's already been to jail now. So So you're saying you don't know what happened to the car? Swear to God. Looked like this when you picked it up. Yes, ma'am. When was that? days. You've been driving driving driving this three three days with this guy. Okay. All right. DUI of drugs or alcohol is illegal in the US and can result in license suspension, fines, education programs, probation or jail time. Penalties are harsher for minors or repeat offenders with additional charges for resisting arrest or endangering others. So, listen. Um, right now I'm under impression that you're obviously under the influence of alcohol and or drugs. Okay. You even told me that. So, will you submit to the field soiety exercises to the spell? I believe there's no need to do field sobriety. I've been smoking the same. Turn around. Please send me back. Watch your Can I ask you guys something? Sure. What's up? Push yourself back. You want to put your seat belt on before we leave? Yes, ma'am. And again, want to roll the window. Can I talk to you guys? Yeah, go ahead. What's up, man? It's fine. We'll talk when we get there. Okay. All right. Let's go. Relax, man. You don't call the shots here. Okay. Sorry. I'm sorry. I just want to go home. Why are you not going home anyway? Really? You're not going home? Will you Will you talk to me? I'm sorry. Will you just talk to me? I'm taking business classes. Please talk to me. I will. I'm not trying to be an I'm not saying that. I just have a lot of I All right, I'll give you a break. When we get out, can I just hang Can I hang out with you when we get out? How long have you been speaking Czech? I was born in Slovakia. Slovakia. Slovakia is my favorite. Have you been there? Yeah. I was in the Coast Guard 3 months ago. I'm sorry. I'm just I was in the Coast Guard 3 months ago. Okay. What happened? I failed the test. What test? The ASVAB. The what? The ASVAB. What is that? It's the test to get in the military. Okay. I got a I got 16 out of 34 minutes. It doesn't matter that you I'm I'm drunk. Look at me. I'm telling you I'm drunk. Look at me. Look at my hands. Listen to stay on the chair. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. I have a three-year-old brother at speech check. Please just lick me. I understand it's hard. I understand you have a hard life. Look at me. I understand you have a hard job. Please look at me. I know I'm arrested. I understand. Can I please get I'm I'm going to fail the breathalyzer. You already wonatter. You already won. Please. It's not about me winning. You cannot anymore. I know. I'm thirsty. Please. I don't care. You can make it for 20 minutes, right? Okay, you stand up one more time. It's going to get much rougher when you loento. Just relax, Chase. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Stay seated. Okay. Okay. You're not helping yourself out by standing up being told to take a seat. Okay. The teenager was charged with driving under the influence, DUI, underage drinking or drug use, resisting arrest, endangering public safety, and driving with a suspended or revoked license. Turn the car off. Turn the car off. Get your driver's license out. Why'd you try and run from me? All right, brother. You saw me. You were doing Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. I'm in a fully marked police car. Stop. Let me talk. I pull over the You pull over the bridge. You're in 56 and a 30. I pull out to uh come up to you. You see me out there. You haul ash. You come into Marriott Beachside. You come in through here. You have no legal reason to be here. Right. That is correct. Yes, sir. Where's your driver's license at? How old are you? I'm 19 years old. 19 years old. I was going to pick up my mom. So, you decided to flee from me when I'm trying to catch up to you for a traffic stop. I activated my lights out there and you sped up through the parking lot. I honestly didn't see you, guy. You sped up through the parking lot when I turned my lights on. All right. Okay. And you have no legal reason to be here if you're going Where's your mom work at? Huh? Where's your mom work at? Um, he was hair salon. It's by Big John's. Okay. So, why would you come into here then? Were you just you didn't want to get stopped by me? Pick her up from work, right? Why did you But why did you come through here? What? Why did you come through here? What? Why did you drive through here? Honestly goes honesty goes a long way, my friend. Okay. Honestly, my friends told me that they were here and I wanted to pick them up before I picked up my hand. No, you you told me here just a minute ago. You were just trying to You didn't want to get stopped by me. I never said that. I I said to Where were your friends at here? They were at the pool. That's what they told me. I came down from Big Pond. Okay. So, your friends are going to be over at the pool right there. I'm not believing it. I'm not believing it at all, my man. No, I'm just saying that they called me. They called me when I was in Big Pond and they said they're going to be here. Okay. You just told me though that you were going to go pick your mom up at a hair salon after. No, she works at the hair salon. At the hair salon, right? You said that she Where does she work? And I said I said you said you were on your way to pick her up. Yeah, actually. But then now it's all of a sudden that you're coming here to get some friends who were in a pool. No, sir. What I was saying was you asked me where does she work and I said she works at Key West Hair Salon. Mhm. And you also told me that you were going to go pick her up. Yeah, cuz she's with her friend, right? So, how does it go from picking her up to coming out here? Here, come on out. I'm have you I'm going to have you talk I'm going to stand out here while I run your ID and make sure you're good. Okay, come on out. Police apprehended a self-absorbed 19-year-old for driving under the influence, ending the incident with a swift encounter that ensured public safety. Can I say something before? That's fine. All right, let's go. Can I say something before? Just One second. Before what? Before you put me in the car, go ahead. Um, I'd like to let you know. Yes. If you see any drinks in my car, I hope you know that. Yeah. Place the vehicle. Keep keep talking. What did you want to say? Um, if you want to like just to let you know if anything was going to happen to me or if you see anything in that car that you think's mine, I have friends in my car. Okay. And yeah, that's all I got to say. So, I know I asked you some of these already, but got to go through it again. So, are you ill? Am I ill? Like mentally ill? No, like like any kind of sickness, illness, you know, like something That's going on. Not that I know of. Okay. You mentioned ADHD, right? That's it. Yes. Okay. Are you wearing dangers like a false teeth, partial plate, anything like that? Like nothing like that in your mouth? No, ma'am. Okay. Do you have any foreign substances in your mouth at this time? Like chewing gum, tobacco? No, I can prove it to you. What's that? I said no, I can prove it to you. No, I'll take your word for it. Will you take the breath test? No. Okay. So you have the right to refuse, but I'm required by state to read you. Understand the consequence. Understand? So I'm officer Bernata of the Key West Police Department. 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. Do you understand the implied concept warning, which is this is what it's called. Okay. Am I allowed to ask a question before I give an answer? Okay. So, I thought that it was Wasn't it a felony um before like for getting a DUI like if if you got convicted or if if you did or didn't do it? If it's a first time DUI, it's a misdemeanor. Okay. No, I was just confused about that. Okay. So, now that we cleared it out, I I don't know. Like, I know what I did, but it like Okay. So, do you understand what I just read to you? Huh? Do you understand what I just read to you? Yes, ma'am. Yeah, I did. 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 or no? Yes. Okay. Okay. If you can sign that for me right here. That's just literally your acknowledgement that what I read to you, you understand. You can read this again if you like. Okay. One question. Mhm. Before I do sign, cuz I know what I did. I'm not saying I went wrong at all. Mhm. But let's say like I do sign even though I did refuse. Correct. Yeah. Yes. Does that mean like if I go to court and I do beat the case? Cuz I know I'm not going to say that, but if I do, does that mean this is still going to like be on my record? It doesn't matter. This signature, it it's all the same to me if you sign it or not. Everything's been recorded. So basically, you told me you understand what I told you. Yes, ma'am. Uh this paperwork requires your signature. If you don't want to sign it, it really doesn't matter. Your signature on anything is not an admission of guilt. It just goes to show that I I understand what you're saying. Okay, cool. In the US, driving under the influence, DUI laws make it illegal to operate a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs. A blood alcohol concentration, BAC, of 0.08% or higher is considered over the legal limit for most drivers. Penalties vary by state, but commonly include fines, license suspension, mandatory DUI education programs, and possible jail time. He just kind of didn't listen to anything I said and he only took the fact that I said, "Oh, I'm going to go there." And he was like, "If your friends are there, are they going to be there right now?" I'm like, "I don't know." That's the whole point. Like, I didn't know. They called me 15 minutes ago. They're with other people. Okay. And I tried explaining to him and he was like, "Well, why did you do this and why'd you try running from me?" I didn't try running from him. Mhm. Because if I tried running, do you think I would have stopped? So if he wanted to charge you with you trying to run, which we called fleeing and looting in the vehicle, that would be a felony and you would be in a handcuffs right away. But the thing is why you're here. I don't understand why I would be asked to be brought out the car immediately then if that wasn't the case. If he's what I said I don't understand why I would be asked to be brought out of the car immediately if that wasn't the case. Because he observed the sound of uh impairment on you and it's not safe to leave. But that's the same thing if like I would be smoking weed. Like if you don't smell it, just because you see it in somebody doesn't mean that they are impaired. Yes. But he had a suspicion. We call it a reasonable suspicion, right? That you've been impaired. That's why he asked you to step out. And that's when the DUI investigation followed. So you're not here for any of that reason. You got stopped because you were speeding. And he did you a favor and not cite you for speeding, which is a lot bigger citation. He he he cites you for careless driving which I was going to explain to you at the end. And then once it was observed that you might be under the influence, that's when we started DUI investigation. That's why you're in jail. I thought it was already that from the beginning because I in instantly started being interrogated and told me to be against against the wall and oh you have these steps and if you agree to it to do this and that then I mean it was kind of like from the beginning. If it if it wasn't that he would have just been like okay like I know you're speeding or whatever and he didn't do all that. He just said get out the car. Yeah. Because he saw you were under the influence. I mean, but how does he know that, though? Because we're trained to observe the signs and clues. I I understand. I understand everything that you're saying, but how would you know? Training and experience. I know, but at the same time, like, have you ever got like caught like thinking the wrong thing? Yep. That's when we do the whole DUI investigation. So basically I would have to sit in jail like even if you were wrong let's just say listen you did the field right exercises yeah to make it easy where I was able to observe a lot of clues of impairment okay if you want to see the details what and why you can request your arrest report and you can see that okay I'm not going to go over everything here with you and now you have the chance or still have a chance to provide your breath sample to determine the alcohol So if you're not impaired, you can prove it. I'm just there's no point of doing that though. Like Okay. Well, then if that's how you feel, then cuz I I know the individual was charged with a misdemeanor and for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs. [Music]