Did you see in the lane? >> Turn off the car. Turn off the car. All right. The reason I'm stopping you is cuz that that curve you hit on Canorth right by the Meadows. Do you know what happened there? You didn't see you hitting it. Okay. Let me get your driver license and prove insurance. Where's your driver license? >> For my car. >> In your car? >> Okay. Where is it in your car? >> My Sorry. Um my like my bar or like my um sorry I'm nervous. >> Do you know where your driver license is? >> Yes. >> All [snorts] right. Where is it at? >> My bag. >> All right. Where is your bag? >> Here. >> Where's here? Cuz I don't see a bag right there. Okay. So, you don't have a bag with you. Okay. All right. What's your first name? Victoria. >> Victoria. Okay. >> Victoria. >> How do you spell your first name? >> V I C O. >> V I C >> T O. >> Mhm. >> R I A. >> Wait. What's your middle initial? >> I N >> N. What's your birthday or your uh your last name? >> I N E S Victoria. R U. >> Okay. Your last name is A N E S. >> How do you spell it? >> R U. >> Mhm. >> T S. >> Okay. So, R U T S >> U T. >> Okay. >> E S. >> Yes. Okay. What's your birthday? >> E S. >> What's your birthday? >> Yes. Your birthday is ES. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. What was that? >> Yes. What? >> Okay. Es what? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you're not going to tell me. You can't tell me what your birthday is. >> Victoria, are you >> okay? Listen to what I'm asking. >> CSS. >> Listen to what I'm asking you. Okay. What is your birthday? >> T E S. >> Okay. >> All right. Victoria, where are you coming from right now? >> You're Where are you coming from? >> Oak Brook. >> Oak Brook >> to Yeah. Roselle. >> Roselle. Okay. Where where are you coming from? from Milk Book work. Okay. All right. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> You did? >> Okay. How much do you have a drink had to drink tonight? >> Two drinks. >> Two drinks. Okay. All right. >> Drinks. >> What kind of drinks did you have? >> Just uh tequila sodas. >> What was it? >> Tequila sodas. >> Tequila sodas. >> Okay. How big? >> I don't know how much. >> Did you know how much? Two shots. >> Okay. Was it like one shot, two shots? >> Two shots. Okay. >> Did you eat anything >> during the shift? Yeah. Like >> uh McDonald's. >> McDonald's. Okay. How How long ago was it when you had your last drink? >> Uh 2 hours ago. >> 2 hours ago. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to take her out then for some skills. All right. Victoria, just how you know you can make sure you're good to drive. I'm going have you do some fields so body test. >> All right. So, go ahead and step out of the car for me. Right. >> Yeah. All right. All right. We're going to go over here. Let's see. Let's go right over here. We're going to go right over to to the sidewalk. Get you off the roadway. Okay. All right. Go ahead and stand right here. Okay. me. Okay. All right. All right. I'm going ask you a couple questions. Okay. Do you have any eye problems or abnormalities? Okay. How's your general health? Okay. Um, do you wear like any prescription contacts or glasses? Okay. So, you don't have any contacts on you right now? >> No. >> No. Okay. All right. So, what you're going to do is you're going to put your feet together with your hands at your side. Okay. [snorts] All right. >> Try to keep your hands on your side. >> Yeah. Keep your hands and feet together at your side at all times. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. You're going to keep your head still. And what you're going to do is you're going to look at the tip of my finger. Follow the the tip of my finger with your eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay. Go ahead. >> All right. Keep looking at the tip of my finger and the test is over. Do you understand the instructions? >> I do. >> Okay. All right. Keep following the tip of my finger. Okay. Okay. All right. All right. Do you have any physical problems or disabilities? >> No. >> So, I'm good. All right. All right. All right. So, what you're going to do is you're going to place your left foot on the line. You're going to imagine that. Huh? >> Yeah. So, what you're going to do is you're going to imagine like a straight line in front of you. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Your foot. >> All right. One with like the the width of your foot. All right. So, what you're going to do is place the right foot right here. Sorry. Place the left foot on the line and place your right foot on the line ahead of the left foot. Just like this. Okay. Place your arms. >> Place your arms down at your sides. Maintain this position until I until I'm completed the instructions. Okay. >> Starting position. So, you're doing a little long. I'm going to help you out. Okay. >> You're going to put your heel on your toe like this >> and your hands in your sides. >> Ma'am, look at me for a second. Okay. >> I understand you're upset and frustrated, but we're at this point. Okay. It's crazy. >> Victoria, right? >> Yeah. >> Do you speak good English? Do you understand what we're saying? >> Yes. Yes. It's my fault. >> What's your fault? >> What? >> Victoria, >> I know you said it's my fault. What do you mean it's your fault? >> Why? >> He has a couple instructions for you. There's a couple more tests to do. Okay. >> You want to keep going with the test? >> Okay. So, you're going to imagine a straight line about the width of your foot. Okay? >> You're going to put your left foot on the line. Place your right foot over your left foot. And then you're going to put your arms down at your sides. Okay. Maintain this this position until completed instructions. Okay. Okay. All right. Do not start to walk until told to do so. You understand the instructions so far? Okay. When I tell you to start, you'll take nine to heel to toe steps down the line. Turn and take nine heel to toe to toe steps down the line. All right? So, just like this. One, two, three, so on and so forth until you do nine. Okay. >> Show her a proper turn. >> Yeah. Just like this. And when you turn around, >> at the ninth step, you turn around. nine step. You turn around to 12 step three or nine heel to 12 steps back. >> Three. >> You do nine. >> No, he he showed you three, but you do a nine. You're going to turn like he said and you can do nine back. Do you have any questions about that? >> So nine. >> Nine >> and then turn around and then nine again. >> Okay. >> Same line. >> When you turn, keep your front lead foot on the line and turn by taking small series of steps with the other foot. Uh while while you are walking, keep your arms at your sides. Watch your feet at all times. Count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, don't stop until you have completed the test. Do you understand the instructions? >> You want to do it? Okay. >> Nine. >> Nine. Nine forward and then turn and then take nine back. >> Tells you to start. >> Okay. Right. You can begin test. >> Count yourself out. One, three, four, five, six, eight, nine. One, two, 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Okay. >> All right. We got one more. Okay. All right. All right. Please stand with your feet together and your arms down at your sides. Just like this. Okay. Do not start do not start to perform the test until I tell you to do so. Do you understand the instructions so far? >> I do. >> Okay. All right. When I when I tell you to start, raise either leg with your foot approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping the foot parallel to the ground. So just like this. Okay. Keep both legs straight and your arms at your sides. While holding that position, kind out loud in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on told to do so to stop. All right. [snorts] So just be like this. 100,00 1,002 100,00. >> Okay. All right. Keep your arms at your sides at all times. and keep watching the race foot. Do you understand? >> I do. >> All right. All right. >> Start. As soon as you put your foot up, I'm going to >> Which one? >> It's up to you. Comfort. Okay. When you put your foot up, I'm going to set the timer and I'll let you know when it's done. Keep going until we tell you to stop. Okay. >> You got it. >> When you put it up, I'll start. All right. 6 in off the ground. >> It's okay. Keep going. >> Keep trying. >> Continue. It's okay. All right, we're done. Okay. All right. Last thing I got to do is just uh So, I have a portable breath test. All right. It doesn't confirm or disel my decisions on whether or not to make a rest. All right. Are you okay with giving? Yeah. >> To bring it into my my test. You okay? Okay. I know it sucks. I know you're sad, but I promise you it's not the end of the world. Okay. >> How old are you? >> 23. >> You're 23. You're young. You got You got a lot of time out of you. >> Hello. >> Mistakes are made sometimes and it is what it is. >> Did you go Did you go there alone today or are you with somebody you went there? one. >> I'm just trying to see if you had a bad bad time there. Something bad happened there or no? >> No. >> No. >> By myself. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> You head you head home now? >> Is that Whose car is that? Who's Who's Martha? >> It's mine. >> It's your Who's Martha? Is that your mother? >> Your I thought your name was Victoria. Well, my uncle's I have an awful Mario. >> Okay. What kind? >> 2021 >> car or SUV? >> Just >> I'm just curious. >> Just Turn off. Turn on. [snorts] Does this happen? Yeah. Like this happened for work. We'll [snorts] explain. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. >> You're ready to blow into the tube right here. Okay. >> It's like a balloon. Okay. >> I know. I know. But >> go ahead. >> Ready? [laughter] blow as hard as you can in two. >> That's how you stop. Okay. >> Go ahead. >> Go ahead. >> Keep blowing. Just keep going till we tell you stop. Keep going. Keep going. Almost done. Almost done. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> Unfortunately, cuz you're going up and down, it's not going to We're not going to be able to read that. >> Okay. >> We'll try it again. Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> Ready? All right. Here. Breathe in. >> Breathe in. Deep breath. And then you're going to blow in. Okay. >> Don't do it too hard. Just do it steady. Go ahead. Keep going. Keep throwing a little more. There you go. You're good. She said, "You know the legal limit to drink while you're driving in?" >> 32. >> Where do you think you're at? [snorts] >> Two. Two. >> You're cold, man. >> Yeah, I know. >> You're 232. >> So, that's almost three times the legal limit. >> Does that make sense? I drank a little too much today, unfortunately. [snorts] You were good. Do you know this person in a white SUV or No, >> it's my uncle. >> It's who? >> Oh, that's your uncle here. >> My uncle >> in Nissan. >> Yes. Are you aware that you crashed, too? >> You were behind my squad [snorts] and you went to try to get around me and you jumped a curb and you hit a sign. It was right in front of me and the sign's completely flat now on the ground. >> That >> you don't remember that? >> No. Okay. That >> No. All right, Victoria. All right. So, right now got for DUI. Okay. All right. Turn around, please. Yeah. Put your hand in your back. Just so you know how it goes. We just go to the PD. We do some paperwork and then you make make a phone call and get a ride out. Okay. So much work. >> Do you have work tomorrow? >> With work. >> Do you work tomorrow? >> Yes. >> What time? >> 9. You'll be you'll be long gone. >> This is going to be like an maybe two hours max. >> Okay. Is this your first time getting I'm like scared [laughter] to move your hand. Do [laughter] >> you have any [snorts] questions right now? >> No. >> My partner, >> it's my it's my answer. >> Is there anything in the car you need? Phone? No phone? No wallet? >> Well, phone. >> Is it in there or is it on you? >> He's [snorts] going to My partner's going to check your pocket. He's not going to touch your body, but he's going to check your pockets to make sure no weapons or anything. Okay. >> And so you want your phone and what else in the car? phone probably >> vape. Where is it at? >> In the >> like the center council maybe. What color is it? >> The purse. >> I I don't think there's a purse in there. [snorts] >> All right. Hold on. Don't move. Don't Don't move too much. All right. Just make sure there's nothing in your bed. I'm sorry. >> All right. You got nothing else on you till tomorrow morning 10 a.m. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to walk over to my car. Okay. >> Nothing else you need right now in the car, right? >> No drugs. Just vape at [snorts] this point. All right. Watch out. Come here. Come over here and go back to my car. All right. Right here. Right. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. We have our phone. Your phone's right here. Where's your license at? Is it in the bag? >> Yeah. Right here. >> Yeah. All right. Victoria, step inside. Okay. Mhm. Give me a quick pass. Okay. Mhm. Get your free uh file for ticket. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> A couple phones. Be careful. Open. Not going to close it. Okay, I'll just put in like what? [snorts] [ __ ] >> [snorts] >> I can't fight for this. [ __ ] [sighs] Victoria, >> where's the key fob for your car? >> It should be in >> the the bag. Your bag. >> Yeah. Yeah. [snorts] >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. My part. [snorts] I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry for [snorts] I'm sorry for boo. I'm sorry for [snorts] I'm sorry for book. I'm [snorts] sorry. It's my fault. It's my fault. If you're watching this, Mom, >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Mom. >> It's my fault. Victoria. >> Yes. Yes. >> Move around too much with your handcuffs. All right. >> Huh? >> Don't move around back there. >> One female in custody. mileage is 689. 689. [snorts] >> So embarrassing. >> So embarrassing. [snorts] This is so embarrassing. So embarrassing. [snorts] It's my fault. >> [snorts] >> Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. >> [snorts] >> send any 6891 689. 215. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> Sorry. I'm sorry. [snorts] I'm sorry. All right, there we go. Back this way. >> All right, let's go here. >> Go up this ramp right here. Okay, be careful. >> Huh? started coming. >> Uh, no. Can you ask her? >> Yeah. >> Victoria, come over here. Have a seat right here on the bench. Okay. >> I just ped her down. >> [snorts] >> Can I go or can I go to work >> tomorrow? I mean, yeah. After we're done here. >> Yeah. All right, I got to read you something real quick. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have a have the lawyer present while you [snorts] are being questioned. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. You decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> I want to know you. >> [snorts] >> I got you. [snorts] [snorts] >> Yeah. Yeah, I just need >> All right, Victoria, do you have any kids under the age of 18 that need supervision? >> No. [snorts] >> [snorts] >> All right. Do you need Do you need to make any phone calls right now? >> Yeah. >> [snorts] >> first. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. What's your first name? >> Victoria. >> What is it? >> Victoria. >> I'm Sergeant Breman. I'm just going to pat you down. Make sure you got nothing on you. Okay. [snorts] Let's get these cups off here. Just pop them up. Looks like one of your chains got connected to it. Okay, [snorts] there we go. All right, got one down. [snorts] All right. Can you start off by taking your jacket off on cuffs? >> [snorts] >> I don't need you. I won't get any trouble. >> You're okay right now. You're fine. I'm just going to pat you down. You need to get hold on to that wallet for Okay. [snorts] >> Just relax. Check your jacket. Check your pockets. You're okay. >> [snorts] [laughter] >> going to get over. [snorts] >> You're going to go ahead and face the wall for me. >> You don't have anything that's going to stick to poke me. Hurt me? No. No needles. I have to ask. the waistband area. You know what I'm doing? Okay. >> All right. This is the uncomfortable part. So, go ahead. You're going to spread. I don't know. There you go. >> The uncomfortable part. >> Uncomfortable part. >> Um What's that? >> Okay. >> You guys good? >> Yeah. Thank you, sir. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> Oh, just like [snorts] Then [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] the camera. >> [snorts] >> Victoria, are you still >> Well, I live in uh Roselle. >> Roselle? >> Yeah. >> What's your address on this? >> Do you have any scars, marks, or tattoos? >> Or I a ton. >> A ton of scars, marks, or tattoos? >> Tattoos. >> Tattoos. Where are they at? >> All my body. >> Left and right. Arms. >> Both. >> Back. >> Mhm. >> Chest. >> Yes. >> Legs. >> Yes. Is there anywhere you don't have tenses? >> Face neck. Face tenses. [snorts] >> All right, Victoria, do you know why I pulled you over again? >> H >> Do you know why I pulled you over? >> Or probably. >> Probably. So, can you tell me why? >> Swerving. >> What was that? >> Speeding. for a rain. >> So you knocked over a sign. You crashed into a sign. You didn't stop. You were right there right next to you. You almost hit me actually. And then that stop sign can come to go get stopped. And also, yeah, you're left to see basically a crash. Okay. All right. Do you know where where you were when you hit that sign? You know, you know where that sign was when you hit it. Okay. Do you know where I pulled you over at? >> The corner of the Meadows and I don't know what street that was, but like I don't I know it was the Meadows. >> Okay. >> Yeah. [snorts] How many drinks did you have again? >> Probably like three. >> Like three. Okay. And what kind of drinks were they? >> Tequila sodas. >> Tequila sodas. Okay. [snorts] >> How long ago did you have those drinks? >> Huh? How how long ago did you have those drinks? >> It span like like 3 hours. Okay. >> Where where were you coming from before I closed you over? >> Work. That's why I didn't eat all day. >> You didn't eat all day? Okay. >> And when was uh work last night? Where was work at? [laughter] >> [gasps] [sighs] [snorts] >> This is Does this go to work? >> Like does does this go to work? >> No, I don't tell Brooke about this at all. But do you know where where work is? >> Where work is? >> Where is it? >> Oh, >> no. Brooke. Okay. What time did you leave? >> [snorts] >> 6:30. [gasps] Sorry. 6:30. >> Okay. What time do you think it is now? >> 121. >> 12:01. >> Yeah. [snorts] [snorts] >> [cough] [snorts] >> Is it wild or >> is Yeah, all right. I got to read something to you. >> I'm going to give this to you so you can read along with me. I'm going to read this to you. All right. >> All right. subsequent [snorts] to an arrest for driving while under the influence of alcohol, other drugs or intoxicating compounds or any combination thereof, DY or section 11-41, leaving the scene of a fatal or injury accident or hereby notified that as provided in section 11-500 of the Illinois vehicle code, >> you are a first offender >> unless within the last 5 years of this arrest for DUI or leaving scene, you have you have had a previous conviction or court assigned supervision for DUI. or a similar provision of local ordinance or a conviction in another in any other state for DUI or a similar offense where the where the cause of action is the same or substantially similar to the Illinois vehicle code or a driver's license of suspension revocation for violating section 111-501.1 of the Illinois vehicle code except in cases where you submitted to a chemical test disclosing an alcohol concentration of 08 or or the presence of cannabis as list listed in the cannabis control act with a delta 9 tetra hydrochanabol concentration of either 5 nanogs or more of blood or 10 noigs or more of other bodily substance or any amount of drug substance or compound resulting from the unlawful use of consumption or control substance listed in the control substance substances act. An intoxicating comp compound listed in the use of intoxicating compounds act or methamphetamine as listed as the methamphetamine control and community protection act and were sub subsequently found not guilty of the associated DUI charge. Considering the above, you are warned if you refuse or fail to complete all chemical test requests and if you are a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 12 months. Or if you are not a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 3 years. Or if you are involved in a motor vehicle accident that caused personal injury or death to another to another, your driving privileges will be revoked for a minimum of 12 months. Personal injury means a type A injury that requires immediate professional attention in a doctor's office or medical facility, including se severely bleeding wounds, distorted extremities, injur, and injuries that require the injured party to be carried from the scene. If you submit to a chemical test disclosing an alcohol concentration of 0.08 8 or more a delta 9 tetrahydrochanical concentration of either 5 milligrams or more of a whole blood or 10 or more of other bodily substance in any amounts of a controlled substance as listed in the LI controlled substances act or and intoxicating compound as listed in the use of intoxicating compounds act or methamphetamine as listed in the meth methamphetamine control and community protection act [clears throat] and if you are a first offender driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 6 months. Or if you're an I first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum one year. She's not the CDL. >> Uh that's her ID. So I don't I don't think so. >> Where is it? >> Her ID. Do you have a CDL, Victoria? You don't have a truck, do you? >> No. No. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right, Victoria. So for 20 minutes >> [snorts] >> Okay. [snorts] Write it down. Whatever. >> All right. inside of your mouth. Just make sure you don't swallow or eat or anything. And just keep your hands away from your mouth. Okay. Okay. [snorts] >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> What's your >> 36? Yeah. [snorts] >> [snorts] >> Where did they ask? >> Um so so that building right right by >> Oh. >> Yeah. Port right there. So a sign right park for >> Yeah. Cortez. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Which sign was it? >> Uh I didn't see Manda saw it cuz he was like it was kind of it was behind me and I see her almost to me and she [snorts] saw it. >> So she's going down. >> Yeah. She went and she >> she struck something on the north side of work. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I heard it too. I just didn't see it. But [snorts] more or less right next he's right behind me. So >> was it off the roadway? >> What? No, it was on the roadway. >> The sign. >> Sign. Yeah, it was off roadway. >> So she went over and then >> Okay. >> Is it down or >> Yeah, he's saying it's down. >> Well, I said I didn't see it on her behind. >> Um, is there damage on her vehicle? >> Yeah. Do you have a crash report too? >> Yeah, monthly. >> Charge 114 [snorts] proper damage. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, this is the statute 114 >> and then we'll wait to see >> if she Yeah. >> Can I ask these questions? >> Which one? For the wait. And then for so I just [snorts] put echo mic this one or >> that's that's okay. >> So yours is just going to be whatever the um complaint numbers are coming off of the [snorts] >> Y part. Did you see the pressure? >> Oh, it's in my car. I got >> it. [snorts] [snorts] You good? >> Yeah. >> Go back. >> Yeah. [snorts] your house. >> Yeah. >> [snorts] >> here, right? All >> right. >> Do you have your driver's license on your Is it in your purse? >> Yeah. Okay. [snorts] >> Yeah. I'm sorry. Was that Was that on Yeah. >> [snorts] >> your ID. I think you may have given it at the time of the stop. So, I'll put that back in your purse. Okay. >> Go ahead. [snorts] >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> Vector 2. >> I got it. >> Vector [snorts] was 220. >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> That's okay. >> [snorts] >> Who's the >> Yeah. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. >> What time? 23. Sorry. >> 2 what? >> 233. >> 233. [snorts] [snorts] >> So in about 10 minutes I'm going give you opportunity to provide a breath sample. Whether or not you do it's up to you. Okay. [snorts] But either way if you want to provide a breath sample I'll provide you instructions. If you want to refuse, I have to just step up here and hit R for refusal. Okay. [snorts] >> Did you take it off this or the machine? >> No machine. >> Have some water. >> We can't have anything to eat or drink while in the 20ation period. After the 20 minutes is over, we'll give you an opportunity to get you a cup of water. [snorts] >> [snorts] [clears throat] >> And then this right here the court. [snorts] >> Yeah. >> Circuit court. Um D page counting. It should be 15. [snorts] >> [snorts] >> 246. [snorts] after we're done here too. Make some phone calls. Okay. >> If you want to make it, >> are you going to take a ride share home or would you like to call somebody for a ride? >> Call someone. >> Call someone for a ride. [snorts] Oh, I think that's it. >> This is it. >> Yeah. [snorts] [snorts] >> [snorts] >> So in addition to obviously this uh another officer is completing an XR report. Did she have insurance on her car? >> Do you do you have insurance on your car? >> So they'll give you a copy of either the report number for the accident or the actual report itself. Your vehicle is also towed, okay? Which I'm sure you're aware of. We'll give you information on how to have your vehicle released. Anytime you're arrest arrested and go park for certain offenses, there's what's called an administrative empoundment fee. So, there's going to be a fee you have to set satisfy at the police department prior to picking up your vehicle. In addition to that, since the arrest is for DUI, there's what's called a 12-hour hold on your vehicle. So, you can't pick up your vehicle any earlier than 12 hours from the time of arrest. 12 hours from now. [music] Okay. So after 3 you can come here satisfy the administrative empowerment fee. We'll give you information where your vehicle is to then go pick up the car. Okay. I'm assuming the driver, right? You have any questions so far? [snorts] [clears throat] >> I understand this is unpleasant experience. It's not how you thought your night was going to go, but we'll be professional and [snorts] quiet. We'll get you out of here. as fast as we can. [snorts] [snorts] Four more minutes. Okay, it's okay. >> [snorts] >> What? >> Yeah. Okay. That's what happens when you get there. [snorts] >> [snorts] >> Can I see? >> Yeah. >> [panting] [snorts] >> 331 >> your badge [snorts] number. >> Oh, 336. >> 336. Yeah. [snorts] [snorts] Thank you. >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> I'm going to enter your information, Victoria, and then once that's done, I'm going to give you an opportunity to provide your listing. Okay. >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [clears throat] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> Sheep. [snorts] [snorts] >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> Say again. >> If you hear the sign, it's going to be [snorts] it should be just want to stand up. You can stand right there for me. >> [snorts] >> instead of okay like I said you have opportunity to provide a bre sle if you don't have you mark on the keyboard that you're essentially refusal >> if you're going to provide a breath sample just take a deep breath in and then exhale until I until I tell you to stop. Good. Come on, stand up next to me. Deep breath in. Wrap your electron much like you're blowing up a balloon. And exhale until I tell you to stop. Okay. When you're ready, keep blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. Okay. Stop. You're going to have to do it a little bit more forcefully. So, it's going to remove all the air that you just blew in there. It's going to purge it from the machine. You're going to have to a little bit more forcefully. And then just consistent. Okay. [snorts] Once this is done, we're going to have a seat back in the bench. And then take a picture off a couple questions and let you call for should. Okay. All right, deep breath in. [snorts] And slow, steady breath out. There you go. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. Just relax. Try to seat back for a minute. >> [snorts] >> Just so you know, the legal blood alcohol concentration in the state of Illinois is 08. The breath sample we provided puts you at a 221. So almost three times a little. >> Yeah. >> Um obviously calling somebody. >> You want to call somebody? >> Okay. >> Obviously. >> Yeah. Yeah. [laughter] >> Real quick, Victoria. >> She's going to ask you a couple questions and you can make some phone calls. Okay. M. Yep. [snorts] [snorts] >> Okay. Victoria, I just ask you a couple questions. Okay. All right. She [snorts] has to meet quite a few. So, can you tell me what time is it now? >> Probably like 1:30 a.m. 2:00 a.m. [snorts] >> [sighs and gasps] >> Wait, what day of the week is it? Today? >> Friday or Saturday? >> Okay. [snorts] Uh, what is the date today? >> Um, 11 or 12. I really don't know. I know. It's the end of the month. I work. [snorts] Donna Runo is my old attorney. >> Okay. What is the city [snorts] or town you're in now? >> Right now? >> Yes. >> Uh don't know wherever I got transferred to. [snorts] [sighs and gasps] [snorts] Elmer's lumber oper. [snorts] >> All right. What did you last eat >> this morning? >> Okay. What did you eat? >> Just yogurt. >> What was it? >> Yogurt. [snorts] >> All right. When did you last sleep? >> Last night. 2 a.m. [snorts] >> Wait, how much sleep did you get? >> Like 4 hours. >> Okay. Have you been to a doctor or been in the last month? >> Yep. [snorts] >> If so, for what reason? >> Um, spirit. [snorts] I just work for work. >> Are you a diabetic? >> No. [snorts] >> All right. Are you [clears throat] >> Are you sick or ill? >> No. [snorts] >> Please rate your current physical condition. Very good. Good. Fair. Poor. >> All right. Do you have a glass eye? >> No. [snorts] >> Do you have false teeth? >> No. All right. Do you take prescription drugs? >> No. >> Does this work with like work? >> What do you mean? >> Like I work for >> Well, here's the thing. So, we're not telling anybody. We're calling your boss tell you got arrested. What you who you tell us information to is completely up to you. So, we're [snorts] going to we have a certain booking procedure we have to do outside of that. We're not going to not put in the newspaper and things like that. So, >> thank you. Um again, >> okay. >> Do you want to tell somebody that's on you or what? >> Do you take or use illegal street drugs? >> No. No. No. Just at all prescribed. [snorts] But um you you [snorts] just >> What when did you last use the drug? >> Um this morning. like 9 10:00 a.m. [snorts] >> Yes, that will >> I'm prescribed that though. >> Oh, okay. For sure. >> Yeah. >> So, [snorts] >> have you been injured lately? >> No. >> All right. Were you operating a motor vehicle? >> No. Well, well, yes. >> Yes. >> Where were you going when you got work stopped? >> Um, back home. All >> [snorts] [sighs] >> right. What street were you driving on? >> Um, I know it was near McDonald's. It was like a road near McDonald's on uh 80 something but 81st. [snorts] >> Okay. What direction were you where were you driving? >> North. >> Where [snorts] were you coming from? >> Uh to me. >> What time did you leave? >> 11:30 12 [snorts] p.m. [snorts] >> What have you been doing for the for the past four hours? >> Just talking, chilling, talking with my just talking. Yeah. >> Okay. Have you been drinking alcohol? >> Of course. >> All right. [snorts] What did you drink? >> Just tequila. So, [snorts] >> just one or or it was two. But >> how much did you have to drink? >> Just two. But I didn't eat. I'm pretty thin. So, >> where were you when you were drinking >> in the bar? All right. What time did you have your first alcoholic beverage? >> Um 10 10:05. right when I got there cuz I ended work at like 9. [snorts] Ended work at 9:00. Went I remember got to the gas station at like 9:03. Got to meet at like 9:30 or around like 9:30. Yeah. >> So, what time did you have your first alcohol alcoholic? >> Like 9:30, 9:35. [snorts] >> A.M. or P.M. >> P.M. Probably like 9:40. [snorts] >> All right. What time did you have your last alcoholic beverage? >> Like, >> what time did you have your last alcoholic beverage >> today? >> Yeah, just just answer the question whenever you can. What time did you have your last alcoholic beverage? >> Like 9:40. I already told you. >> Yeah. [snorts] [snorts] >> Do you feel as if you're under the influence of an alcoholic beverage right now? >> Nope. >> Do you feel as if you have have had too much alcohol to be to have been driving? Can you answer me? >> No. [snorts] >> Do you feel as if you're under the influence of a drug right now? >> No. [clears throat] >> Uh, do you want to make a phone call with your friend? >> You can tell them whatever you want. You tell them you got into a minor accident and your [snorts] car had to be towed. You tell them whatever you want. Or you want to tell them the truth. I don't know how you how close you are to your friends. [laughter] >> Do you know their phone number? Yes. >> But I for like >> their numbers in your phone. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, >> I'll let you use your cell phone. Just please not take any pictures. >> No, I won't. [laughter] >> Like update your Facebook page. [snorts] >> No. >> No. >> There's two phones in here. Which one you need? >> Um the the bigger one. The one with the mouse on it or >> No, no, no, not the the mouse on it. The Yeah. The one [snorts] >> right here. >> Yeah. >> So, just let them know it'll probably be half hour or so before you get out of here. >> Okay. >> And you're [snorts] at the Villa Park Police Department. >> It's disabled for five minutes. >> Wrong passcode. Okay. Yeah, we'll we'll uh we'll put that on the side. I'll have you come with me. You can stand up. I'm going to [snorts] have you put your picture for me. [snorts] Check your phone if you want. See if your phone can come pick you up. Like I said, probably 25 minutes or so. Okay, cool. [snorts] court date for January 7th. [snorts] 26 days. >> Yeah. [snorts] >> [snorts] [laughter] [snorts] >> Sorry. >> [snorts] >> understand. [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] basically. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, >> yeah. Yeah, that's about [snorts] right. >> And then just we can verify that once you um do a All >> [snorts] >> right. EU2 driver accidentally check market. >> Yeah. [snorts] >> [sighs and gasps] [snorts] [snorts] >> Oh, >> did you double it? >> No, it just all Yeah. [snorts] >> [snorts] [snorts] >> And then shade 404. >> What? >> 1144. [snorts] >> Yeah. 5014. [snorts] >> She's calling right now. >> I think it's FaceTime. It's not [snorts] FaceTime, right? >> Oh, no. FaceTime. >> No. >> Oh, well, it's 407. [snorts] Authority by government 407 or 4047s are reported as a 404. So keep on damaging vehicle or other property. >> So So I can I can do that. >> You you could, right? So 1147 look up. >> Yeah, that was >> cuz we were right there. [snorts] >> [snorts] >> So here's the thing, right? So the requirement is to report it, right? But then it's like the time frame which you observed [snorts] it probably [snorts] 11 to stop. So 404 [snorts] stop. So that's that's [snorts] >> and then obviously [snorts and clears throat] [snorts] Check your jacket. >> I took it. >> Do you want to put your jacket on? Are you cold? >> No, you're fine. [snorts] [laughter] >> I'm still looking for it. [snorts] >> No. >> Is it? >> Yeah. [snorts] Is that [snorts] one two three [laughter] stage too? >> [ __ ] Ashley, bro. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> I have to go back and change this. [snorts] >> Can I do Yeah, you can do [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> [gasps] [snorts] >> [ __ ] Come on. >> [snorts] [clears throat] >> Please [laughter] [laughter] [snorts] [sighs] [ __ ] >> [sighs] >> [ __ ] [snorts] >> [gasps] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> Make sure [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] the [ __ ] >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> They got one school bus. >> [snorts] >> Okay. [snorts] [snorts] Here it is. I don't think there's another way to charge it. So, >> yeah. [snorts] >> [cough] [snorts] >> He's scared. [snorts] [cough] >> [laughter] [snorts and laughter] >> Come on. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up. >> [snorts] >> [ __ ] bro. [snorts] Person only. [snorts] My sister. My sister. Sister. [snorts] My sister. My sister. My sister. [snorts] Oh my god. My sister. What is this? [snorts] >> [snorts] [snorts] >> 38 643 duty damage. view of which was right. >> Oh yeah. What did I Yeah. What did I say? 720. Okay. Even 1144 we do [snorts] 625. >> Yeah. I don't know. Yeah. I was thinking criminal. Yeah. We're still we do accident. So do reference code 625 LCS in the top >> and then [laughter] special [ __ ] >> Yeah, we got it. No, we got it. We got it. [snorts] Yep. Thank you. I appreciate [clears throat] >> 720. >> Oh, [snorts] >> it's a traffic. [snorts] That's why you put in four, [snorts] bro. What the [ __ ] [snorts] [sighs and gasps] >> [snorts] [snorts] >> One more time. [snorts] >> Okay. So, first and >> [clears throat] >> Yeah, bro. >> [ __ ] >> [ __ ] [snorts and sighs] [laughter] >> [snorts] >> Where's the phone? [laughter] >> I give up. I'm sorry. Give up. >> You can call an Uber or place if you [snorts] want. >> Can you send me to the [snorts] vehicle here? >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. No, I got to put the registration number >> on the expire. >> [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you, bro. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. Gosh. >> Okay. So, moving forward, how does this work? Okay. What do you mean? >> So, I do Is it six? Six years. >> You [snorts] what? >> Six years. Do I >> What do you mean six years? What do you mean by that? [laughter] >> Sorry. I don't understand your question. [snorts] [laughter] [snorts] [sighs and gasps] >> So, moving forward, >> Uhhuh. >> like my records, [snorts] how does that look like >> as far as your driving record? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, there's a lot lot that's going to come before that. So, on January 7th, we're going to have what's called a summary suspension hearing. It's essentially a hearing before a judge, which will likely have an attorney present to see if it's probable cause to move forward for the adjudication of the charge. Okay? And potentially a suspension other than driving privileges. Uh then you'll have an opportunity to go to court. So you plead guilty or not guilty. And then based upon the outcome of that will be what happens, right? So if it's if you're found not guilty, then Essentially, it's you don't have a conviction on your driving record. If you are, then there may be some penalties against your driving license, driver's license. >> Yeah. [snorts] Um but again, a a DUI is not is unlikely going to change the course of your life. >> I [snorts] know, but >> as long as you make you make better decisions from here on, right? >> I know. >> So, Yeah, I'm going to have you sign this cuz I told you earlier your vehicle was impounded. So, this is information. >> It's not even my vehicle. But >> where does this go to? >> Where does one go to? >> The car. >> It was towed to the impound >> cuz like I have originally I have an Alfa Romeo. >> Okay. >> The Algen blue or the algen blue. >> Blue. Okay. >> Yeah. So, I'm using my French color. >> Okay. So, your vehicle was towed. Like I said, there's a 12-hour hold on your cover. So, as soon as you can pick it up, it's about 3:00 tomorrow. >> So, when come to the police department at 3:00, you'll have to post the administrative empowerment fee and then they'll tell you where your vehicle is >> cuz I work all day tomorrow. >> Okay. Well, >> my like mom, whatever it [snorts] >> normally, the stipulations are that it would have to be the registered owner of the vehicle. Is that correct, [snorts] Silva? that the register owner has to pick it up. >> Yeah. >> So here to obtain the rear seat vehicle with the Hill Park Police Department which is here insurance for the vehicle. [snorts] So I'm assuming that the driver the owner of the vehicle will have the insurance card. Whoever is here has to be a valid licensed driver [snorts] pay the towe and then the owner must be present. Show me just here. It's just me saying if it can work for you, >> but when it comes to like worry. >> Okay. So, >> I have to worry. [laughter] >> So, the person whose beautiful it is, who is that to you? It's my my uncle or my aunt a uncle but my cousins. >> Your cousin? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, I would let your cousin know. What's your cousin's name? Is it Marta? >> Yes. Yes, it's her. >> Let Marta know that you were whatever your vehicle pounded and she'll have to come here to pick up the vehicle. >> Okay. Is her coupon? >> Uh, yes. It all goes um and then sign the back >> answer citation for this and this and then [snorts] >> so yeah that information A1 A2 [snorts] >> and then citation What about the insurance? >> Um, you can just do it for It's all going to be the same because it's all in one complaint. [ __ ] >> And then the date and time of place of refusal or test location. refusal for testing suspension given on the date. >> Yeah, obviously um driver's license. Come on, bro. Come on. It is his [ __ ] phone, bro. It's his [ __ ] phone. [laughter] Oh my god. What the [ __ ] are you doing? [snorts] >> Dude, what the [ __ ] are you doing? [snorts] >> [ __ ] are you doing? [snorts] So that since we're sending your driver's license, this is what we'll serve as your driver's license. >> Okay. Uh I'm sorry. What was your So call your cousin. Let your cousin know tomorrow, Marta, that she'll have to come here to pick up the vehicle. Okay. >> I'm going to have you sign [clears throat] this, Victoria. This indicates here. Okay. So this is notice administrative. >> Where does this go? Like is is it still here >> like the car? >> It's in here. >> Okay. >> But like in um >> it's like less than 5 minutes. [snorts] Okay. I'm also going to have you sign this. This is the child custody. So, officer, so we initially brought you here. [snorts] >> You need a copy of this for >> what? Um, >> no. That's That's ours, right? >> Uh, we have one. Yeah. >> Yeah. [clears throat] [gasps] No one answering. No one answering, bro. >> [laughter] >> Well, it is like 4 in the morning. >> I know, but like my dad at least my dad. [snorts] Get up. [laughter] It's the No, no, it's the number >> right [snorts] here. [laughter] This is a complaint number. >> Of [snorts] [clears throat] That's the county's case number. >> Same thing. Yeah, same thing. So, it's going to be [clears throat] >> this is the reference number for all of these complaints. >> The reason why these are different is if you wrote them on like separate tickets and they have separate [snorts] ticket numbers. >> So, all that's the one thing here. >> Um, you could scratch it out and write the same thing. [snorts] Same same number. [snorts] >> And that's same for this one. >> Oh, this one. [snorts] That one's going to be >> You can do the same thing too. >> W. >> So, um [snorts] nor be for like whatever but use editor for the um >> yeah [snorts] so we can do that >> so put the last >> yeah same >> yeah [snorts] [snorts] >> and then once you fill this out sign this >> [snorts] [snorts] >> You want to try calling in the Toyota? >> Yes. Location test. Is that where you park? >> [laughter] [clears throat] [snorts] [snorts] >> It's time. >> Yeah. over here. [snorts] >> What does it say? [laughter] >> Yeah. 255. [clears throat] [ __ ] you. [snorts] >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> That's my dad. All >> [snorts] >> right. This is [snorts] [panting] >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> So same information the O number. >> We're getting about at the end here. So, I know I'm not rushing you, but >> when we get if you can't get a hold of stupid >> [laughter] >> Where am I at? >> You're at the Villa Park Police Department. >> Villa Police or Villa Police Police Department. >> Do you want me to talk to that person? >> No, you're fine. It's my friend. >> It's the Villa Park [snorts] Police Department. >> Unless you can't. It's a overhaul. >> [laughter] [clears throat] [laughter] [clears throat] >> You do you have to? You can't. [laughter] [laughter] >> [snorts] >> It's Villa Police. >> Villa Park. >> Villa Park Police Department, [snorts] dude. [snorts] [snorts] >> [panting] >> Girl, I don't care. I don't care. I'm pulling myself. [laughter] [snorts] Oh, >> you hear me? >> When's court date? >> January 7th. >> 7th. Okay. >> We're going to do that. >> So, J. Okay. >> Cool. >> All [snorts] right. Victoria, I just got some paperwork for you to send out, fill out, and then you're you're about done. [clears throat] [snorts] >> Can you sign this paperwork? >> Uh, January 7th on a Sunday. shows. >> Okay. So, come on. Come on. Sit up. All right. All right. So, basically, there's a sign right here. This is basically saying that you didn't have any kids under the age of 18. I didn't need supervision. Yeah. [snorts] Okay. Um, let's see here. And then here you need to sign right here. There's your warning to murderous. Okay. This is the thing that I read you earlier. >> Okay. [snorts] >> Yeah. Okay. Uh, and then let's see here. And she's saying here again, that's the same thing. All right. Right here on this line. [snorts] >> All right. And I just need you to sign your score report. I'm going to give you a copy of this. I just need There's [snorts] no >> Okay. I'm on my way. I'm like 16 minutes away. >> Park Police Department. >> I think >> it's 40 North. >> Did you get it? >> Yeah, I'll be here. I'll be there at 16. >> Okay. Thank you. [snorts] >> Your phone's coming. >> Yeah. She said she'll be here how long? >> 60. >> 60. >> 16. >> 16 minutes. Okay. [snorts] Is that you work [snorts] with? >> Yeah, I do. >> She's sleeping. [snorts] >> Here. >> Yeah. Or any restrictions? >> Yeah. So, license restrictions, >> but work won't be like >> D and [snorts] like um >> I'm sorry. But like work, they won't [snorts] know about this. >> We won't tell them. >> It's just like all my workers. >> Yeah, that's my [snorts] >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. >> [sighs] [snorts] >> So they I know how DUI works just from history. Six years >> six years. I don't know. We keep on saying >> like a DUI stays on your record. >> I don't know how long it stays on your abstract. >> Okay. You know, you could talk with the secretary of state and again that's that's under the assumption that you're convicted of a DU. Okay. Which is a [snorts] you're a long way from being convicted. >> You've been arrested and if you haven't been convicted, >> right? >> If you have an attorney, as you said you did, I would consult with your attorney and see what he or she says and they'll be able to give you better advice than that. Not attorney, >> right? [snorts] >> Your driver's license has to go back to the Secretary of State. So, Officer Silver will give you a piece of paper. This will be your >> This will be your license to drive for a period of time. >> Okay. So, like let's say tomorrow cuz I work tomorrow. >> Let's hope you don't get stopped tomorrow. >> Yeah. >> You get stopped driver's license. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, this is your seat [snorts] to drive if you will. So, keep this on you. >> Okay. >> So, hopefully you don't get stopped tomorrow. Probably. Yeah. Does she have to? >> No. >> Okay. [snorts] Right. So, here they are. Okay. >> Mhm. >> So these intermediate charges right here. So again, they're not, you know, they're not convictions. They're going to be charged with for DUI A1 and A2. One for blood alcohol concentration of 08 or more. Uh and it's for DUI alcohol first or second offense. Okay. And you're also going to be charged for as well fail to give any fail failure to give information to owner either striking unattended vehicle or property for that exit. Okay. So that crash cost and the other one's for to operate uninsured motor vehicle. But when you go to court, if you have insurance today for that vehicle, then just show it in court and just toss the ticket out. Okay? So, this is for your own records. And right here, this thing I'm going to give you is your pre-trial release. So, then have your court date, time, location, and a room that you need to go to for court. So, this is the only time they're going to give you notification for court. So, make sure you keep this on on you at all times. Make sure you go to this date uh for court. Okay. Right. >> So, the 7th. >> Yeah. So, this is for you for to keep. Um, and then as well as here's your morning orders. This is the form I read you earlier. Okay. >> So, let's see here. >> All right. That's everything. Okay. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. So I signed >> something I signed. Um, >> so this is what you signed right here. Right here is a warning of motor. This is what I I read through earlier. Okay. >> Okay. This long lengthy thing I read you a paperwork. >> So this is what you signed. But you're going to keep this for your record, too. My attorney if I come here with an attorney it's on the seven. >> Well, it'll be in court. Yeah. >> Okay, cool. Um, >> you don't come here. You go to Dup Page County. >> Dup page. I know where in Weeden, right? >> The form has it that preten. Um, DUI, but you said something else that I got um >> your charges. >> Yes. >> So, they're right here on this part. So like I said, so DUI for blood alcohol concentration of 008 or more which you wear more over limit >> and the ones for DUI alcohol for first or second offense. So for just that's a basic charge for DUI. >> Okay. And in the back right here like I said is going to have failure to give information to owner after striking vehicle or property is for that crash. That's sign. All right. We were right there. You didn't stop. We just took off from hitting that sign. Okay. So that's what you're being charged with. and also for operate uninsured motor vehicle. But again, if you have insurance on this day for that vehicle, the shorting court will toss it out. >> You'll get rid of it. >> Right. So that's it. >> I had insurance. So >> if you have insurance for the vehicle, which shows you insurance with today's date for that vehicle, you bring that to court, we'll dismiss the ticket. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you have any questions, Victoria? >> And your [snorts] friends come and pick you up. >> Okay. >> Okay. We'll we'll let you have a seat in the lobby. >> Yeah. So, we wait out there for her until she gets here. Okay. >> So, Melanie, >> we have a form. So, give your cousin the administrative form for the toe. They can come here today, sometime after 3 to pick up the vehicle. Okay. There's information on there. If you have any questions, there's also a telephone number. Okay. You got three. >> Go here. Okay. So, you want you just wait here in the lobby until your friend gets here. Okay. Heat. Heat. [music] [music] [music]