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Hey, I'm officer Connelly from Spark County. Um, you can see it's clear that how she hit me. >> I just want you to make the report. >> Oh, well, I still have to ask you how it happened. >> Um, I'm in line. She's in line. She just ordered. She told me that when she proceeded to go, why she hit me? She said because she saw the car in front of me move, but I didn't move it. So, she didn't she didn't see me. That's what she said. >> And I said, "That's understandable." I didn't want to try to have to come out here cuz we could have just, you know, um, you know, online >> cuz, you know, I'm just saying and I told her, "I don't want him to go through insurance and all this stuff." But I was just telling her long as we going to move forward if we did the online thing. >> Long as you admit that you hit me. I don't want the insurance company have to battle like who hit who. >> Yeah, I got you. >> But I'm like this is here as day. >> Like you see, I'm just being honest on you. >> I just had a birthday. >> I got a paper copy. The hard copy have not came in the mail. And I'm just going to be honest with you, I don't I don't think I have my copy. >> Um, are either a registered owner for this vehicle? >> No, my dad is. >> Okay. >> Darren Smith. I'm Asia Smith. >> My dad. That's I said that's the only thing. >> I got you. Hang tight, >> officer. Calling Spark County. Uh, like I told her, I got to ask you like like what happened in in your account. I got to ask both of y'all. >> It was a merging. >> She just didn't move in front of you and you hit her, I guess. >> Yes. >> I'm just asking. >> You got your license on you? >> I do. I mean, I I definitely tapped her. >> Yeah. >> My fault 100%. >> I got you. Didn't love her coming out with her aggressive miss. It's not new. Okay. 38 32. Okay. Um, by chance, do you have something that shows your insurance on the truck cuz yours isn't pulling up? >> Um, yes. >> It says something about your vehicle was transferred or something. >> What? >> Or or do you have a lean on it or something like that? Like like make payments? >> No, my truck's paid off. >> Oh, well that's probably where it says transfer then. >> Um >> cuz when you buy it, it shows a lean and then it says transferred from that company to you cuz you paid it off basically. Um, yeah. He'll open that door. >> The door? >> Yes. >> You need a light? >> Yeah, probably not. >> What do you need? >> Just the insurance. >> Um, >> or maybe like on your phone. >> This is my That's my tag. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I got your tag. I just need your actual insurance. >> Oh, that's on my app. >> Yeah. Yeah. this where I can take a picture of your policy number and put it in for the report. Uh, here you go. The top one. I would hate to ask how much this thing cost. Probably a lot. >> What >> the truck? I bought it new. So, >> yeah. >> Yeah, that Yep. That's all you got to say. Um here you go. He's writing the case cards now and then we'll get y'all out of here. Um you can sit in your car if you want to just where you ain't freezing. I know it's cold out here. trying to get a copy of it. Go online or if you just want to call your insurance number. >> Then after I get your insurance, you'll be able to go. I can't write you a citation cuz it's private property. So, it'll just be something that insurancees will argue back and forth. Yeah. So, so like instead of like being on the road where I can say like, hey, you know, this car hit this car, I can draw a map and say what happened, but I can't like legally find you at >> I'm going to have to call my insurance agent right now. >> Okay. >> So, I don't >> That's fine. And while you do that, I'll look again. >> Uh, just your actual policy number. >> It's the weirdest thing. Here's a copy of the case card if you want. Um, >> but y'all who's the at fault driver here? >> Did I put it on there? >> What happened? >> Huh? >> What happened? >> She said she didn't see me when she she proceeded to move forward. >> Yeah. >> And so she hit me. >> Where were you at? >> Huh? Huh? Where were you at? >> I've been right here when the lane like a car that the car that was in front of me, they let this lane go again. >> Yeah. >> So, they let them go again. So, she probably thought I was about to move. But I can't I can't move unless this, you know, the car in front of me move. >> So, they let that car land again. I got I went up just a little. I scooted up just a little bit, but then she came in and hit me. >> You y'all see this? Y'all ain't right. Who's their fault here? >> So, obviously, we haven't written the report yet. I don't know exactly what's going on. I'm going to talk to her >> cuz y'all I'm just Come on. Be for real. >> I didn't hit myself. >> I know. But I got two. We got two. I got to ask her what she says. Yeah. Obviously, I'm not running the be officer. He's going to talk to Can I see what he says? >> Y know how experience go I just want my car. I'm not saying I'm hurt. I'm not hurt. I'm fine. >> Is it just you in the car? >> Huh? >> Is it just you in the car? >> Is it just you in the car? >> Yeah. Just me. >> Yeah. So, what what happened? >> Merging. I'm listening to that one. And >> you She said she didn't see me. That's cool. >> But I didn't hit myself. And I didn't hit her. >> How am I supposed to hit somebody from this side when I'm in the second lane? >> They got cameras. McDonald's got cameras. I'm going to get their cameras. >> So, what So, what happened? test. >> I'm telling if I got to if I got to sue you and go to court, I'm going I'm going to see you go to court. Okay, man. Don't go. Oh yeah, I did tell >> you see my phone. I didn't hit my >> She did tell it to you. >> Adrian, the guy that's I'm fine. I'm safe. Don't I pray to God she's fine? She's safe. I just want the car fix. No, >> cuz it's not my I'm just saying it ain't my car, y'all. >> Yeah, >> it ain't my car. Even my car, I'm like I'm I ain't materialistic. I won't even care. I'm fine. Say the car's still drivable. >> Well, you got your car. You're good to go. I don't need nothing else from you >> where we can stop pulling our line. >> Okay. Okay. I want to make sure. >> Yeah, I appreciate it. >> You know how long? >> Three or five business days. >> Yeah. For the report. But you can call them tonight and make a report tonight. You don't have to wait. >> I got to call and make report again. >> No. No. So, you have to call your insurance and then give them that case number and then they'll contact you. She's just trying to get her insurance policy number. >> I thought you were calling them. >> No answer. >> No. >> Um, you had anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> No. I No, I did. >> When? >> Um, well, before I left my house, it was about 9:30. What did you go through after you left your house? >> What did you go through after you left your house? >> My neighbors. >> So you left your house to go to your neighbors. What' you do there? >> Like like did you have more to drink or did you not drink? >> Watch CSI. Okay. What did you have to drink there? Your neighbors beer. What time did you leave your neighbors to to come to McDonald's? >> Like an hour and a half. >> Okay. >> Where do you live? >> In W. >> Oh, and you know where you're at, right? >> Yes. >> Where's that? >> We just have to ask. >> Yeah. >> We're not trying to call you crazy. We just have to ask. I'm an absence. If >> you don't mind me asking, why don't you just go to McDonald's and walk? They closed right there. >> What? >> He said, "Why didn't you go to the one in Watkinsville?" Or were they already closed? >> They close at 10 sometimes. >> Oh. Um, just what what all have you had a drink? I know you said beers, but have you had anything else >> like beer, wine, liquor? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> No, no, I'm just asking. >> I'm going to be honest with you. Earlier today, I had two fireball shots. >> Mhm. >> Then I had one beer and then I went to my neighbors that was at 10 and I had a beer there. >> Okay. >> Um, what kind of beer did you have? >> It was a Miller Light. >> Like small can, big can. A can of light. >> Oh. Oh. So, so just a regular can. No, no. I was asking cuz you know they have the small ones and then they have the tall ones. You just have the regular size. >> Okay. We just have to ask cuz obviously we're going to we have to write the eggs on, right? And we have to like just write in there all the details that we can. >> Oh, sugar. I'm not mad about that. Um, would you would you like to consent just a standardized field sobriety where I can check your eyes to make sure you're safe to drive just with you admitting that you had drinks earlier before you left the house? >> That's fine. >> Okay. Um, you want to step out for me? >> Do you want me to move my vehicle? >> Um, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You can move it over here just in one of these parking spots. You already ordered or no? >> Well, I mean >> food. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, no. I was saying they'll probably cook it fresh anyway. >> I got you. >> Yeah. She's um actually suspended CDL's for DUI. I'm going to perform a signal one check. Jesus cold. That got chilly out here. Um, let's walk this way since he's got it blocked off. Yeah. Um, you can get a jacket if you want. You ever done this before? >> Of course. >> Oh, no. I was asking. I wasn't trying to be smart. >> I know I have. >> Oh. Oh, you have. All right. It's been a minute for me. stuff. Um, put your It's >> cold. >> Yeah. Put your feet together, hands down by your side. Look at me. Keep your head straight and still. All right. >> Okay. >> All right. You see the tip of my finger? >> Like look at the movement. >> Yeah. Yeah. Like up here. >> All right. With your eyes and eyes only, follow the tip of my finger. Okay. Heat. Heat. Sorry. >> Why did you say sorry? >> Thought I might have blinded you for a second there. >> He did, but that's okay. It blinded me again. All right. to make it bright. >> Yeah. All right. So, same thing, keeping your head still. Apologize only for this time. I'm going to go up and down. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. So, um we're going to do the walk and turn. Okay. So, I'm going to demonstrate it for you. So, just go ahead, put your uh feet together, hands down by your side, stay in that position until I tell you to begin. Do you understand >> the instructions as I read them to you? >> Can I? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> It's chilly out here. >> I know. That's what I told her when I pulled out the truck. All right. Uh, no, no. Uh, you stand like right here and I'm going to perform for you. Okay. So, feet together, hands down by your side. Stay in that position until I tell you to begin. So, imagine there is a straight line in front of you. And what I want you to do is when I tell you to begin, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps forward. Counting them out loud, keeping your hands on by your side and looking at your lead foot like this. One, two, three. Imagine this is my ninth step. I'm going to keep it planted and I'm going to take a series of small step. Wait, >> sorry. >> Yeah. So, it might be easier. Uh, >> can we do it in a place that where it's not uh angled? >> Yeah, we go up here. >> Where? >> It's up here. >> Oh, >> this is probably as flat as we can get. >> It's not about the flat, it's about the angled lines. >> Yeah. >> Was it still a straight line? So, we're not going to do >> No, it was it was that you were asking me to walk this way when the angle lines were. >> Okay. So, let's do this here. Step right here. >> Oh, I don't care. No, it doesn't matter. Anyway, >> which way do you want to walk? >> Any way you tell me to. >> You want No, no, no. I'm asking for your preference. >> Oh, anyway. I just didn't want to walk. I >> So, do you want to use this white line? You can if you want to. >> That's up to you or >> All right. So, like I said, feet together, hands down by your side, right? Stay in that position. We'll talk to you again. And then as you start, keeping your hands down by your side, looking at your lead foot, you're going to count out loud. One, two, three. Keep your imagine this is your ninth step. >> Okay. >> I did tell her nine steps, right? >> You said that. >> Okay. >> You Let's put it in. So, Matt, >> you want to put her in the instructional phase, one foot in front of the other so she can stand still cuz you get two clues from that. >> I forgot about that. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Yeah, my bad. All right. So, >> the left foot. >> All right. Put your left foot on the white line. >> Okay. >> Fit your right foot in front of it. Heel to toe and then hands down by your side. Stay like that. All right. So, I'm Nope. Hold on. Sorry. Sorry. So, get your left foot. >> He's going to mess with me, isn't he? >> No. >> So, left foot on the line, >> right foot, feel the toe, >> right foot in front of your left foot. >> I told you. It's been a while since I did that. So, he's hands down by your side. >> By your side, >> stay like that until he tells you to begin. He's going to perform it for you. >> So, stay in that position until I tell you to begin. And when you count up So, when you start, you're going to look down at your lead foot, counting out loud, keeping your hands down by your side. One, two, three. Imagine my third step is the ninth step. Keep your hands on by your side, looking down. You're going to take a series of small steps around. And then I want you to do nine heel to toe steps back. Keeping your hands down, still looking at your lead foot. Count out loud. One. >> So nine turn. Nine. >> Yeah. So you're going to take nine heel to toe steps forward. >> Keeping your lead foot planted. >> So don't start until he tells you. >> Uh hold on. All right. cuz I want you to make sure you got it. Okay. So So like I said, nine nine heel to toe steps like this. And then once you get on that ninth step, I want you to keep that foot planted and keep a series of small steps like I showed you where you keep it planted and you just basically turn your foot like that. There you go. One, two, three. Then take nine steps back. All right. Keeping your hands down by your side, counting out loud, >> looking down at your feet. >> And looking down at your feet. >> All right. And once you start, don't stop until you have finished. >> All right. >> Call out again. >> All right. >> Left foot or front. >> All right. Put your left foot on the line. >> Put your left >> left foot on the line. >> Put your left foot on the line and put your right foot in front of it. Front of it. All right. Like this. Like this. Yeah. H. >> No. And you said small circles. >> Mhm. [clears throat] >> Small circles. >> And then I'm back. I don't feel. All right. And then I got one more test for you. So, one leg stand. All right. So, put your feet together, hands down by your side, stay in this position until >> Yeah. Feet together. Toe to toe, heel to heel. >> Toe to toe, heel to heel. Yeah. >> Sorry. I'm taking direction from both of you. >> Well, >> I feel like I I need to listen to one person. >> No, no, no. I mean, it's basically the same thing. Just having your feet together and by your side. Okay. >> I think he was just telling you to like align your feet instead of having them staggered. Okay, you're good. Just just stand like that. Okay. All right. So, with either foot of your choosing, left or right, whichever one you choose, keeping your hands down by your side, I want you to lift the foot of your choosing up approximately 6 in off the ground, foot level with the ground like this. And then I want you to count out loud 100,00 until we tell you to stop. Six. >> I was saying that you'll start over at one like 100,00 1,0023 and you'll keep counting until we tell you to stop. >> You understand? >> Okay. >> Here. Uh, do do you do you have any questions about that? >> 1001. So, yeah. >> 2002. >> Once once he tells you to start, you start. >> Yeah. So, I'm just asking if you have any questions about it. If so, so we can repeat the instructions. >> You just want me to hold my foot. >> Yeah. 6 in. >> So, whichever foot you choose, you're going to hold it six approximately 6 in off the ground. >> Yeah. I know. >> Parallel with the ground looking at the foot you raised up and counting out 1,00 1,002, 10003 until we tell you to stop counting while keeping your hands down on your side. >> And don't put that foot down until we tell you to stop. Okay? I can just start >> when you're ready. >> Oh, I'm ready. >> All right, you can start when you're ready. >> 1 2 Damn it. >> You're good. Keep going. >> 1 2 3 1 Keep going. I was like 10. >> Yeah. Yeah. You keep going. I didn't tell you to stop. >> One stop. All right. And just just so we're clear, um you said you had a two fireball shots, right? What time was that? Do you know? Yeah, that was at like 7. And then I had a Miller light. >> Uhhuh. >> And then >> I had another Miller light >> at your friend's house. >> My neighbor's house. >> What neighbor's house? And what time was that? >> Like 11. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> So, two beers and two shots. That's it. Nothing more. No, I drank before that. >> Okay. So, you drink? Okay. So, it was like would you say like a day a day of just day long drinking and then the afternoon watching the game maybe? >> No. >> No. >> I don't even do I don't even do >> football. >> Oh, okay. Absolutely not. >> Just a practice game. >> Okay. Uh what you said you before those four drinks, what else did you have? You said you were drinking before that too. What else did you have? >> No, total probably like six or seven drinks. Okay. >> I brought like the whole bag. >> The whole day. >> So, is that like two fireballs and five beers or two fireballs? >> No, it was two beers and more like two fireballs and like four or five beers probably. >> And do you don't take any medication or anything like any kind of medication? And just because there's a tab on our reports tab, any drugs or anything? No. Okay. >> All right. Um All right. Um All right. Well, go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> You good? Hey. Hey. Can Can you do this, please? In front of my car. >> Yeah, we can. >> So, nobody can. >> Yeah, we we'll search over there that way. >> I don't want I don't want >> I'll walk in front of you. >> Okay. And I'll walk you. Okay. >> Okay. Can I get my phone? >> Yeah. Do you need anything else? I can follow. >> All right. Do you want us to leave it here? Do you want us >> No. No. No. No. No. So possible. >> What? >> Hey, >> I'm 1095 with a female. >> I'm going to walk over there. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. If you can just get my um my keys if you could put them in. >> Oh [ __ ] >> You're fine. >> Do we have anyone that can meet me at the jail for the end talk? Oh, wait. Wait. I got to ask, too. >> Um, uh, after we search you, I'm going to read you a card. Okay. >> That's >> You can stand by for a second. You still have three yet. >> My keys. If you can put them Well, just put them. >> You can take them with you. >> Oh, you can take them with you. >> No, no, no. I My cousin My cousin will come pick up my car. >> Is there a spare key to your car? >> No. >> Because if you leave it here unlocked with the keys in it, >> let's just go ahead and uh read that and then we'll get all that handled, right? Yep. out. >> How old are you again? >> I'm 34. >> Okay. >> See under Let's do it. >> I know. I'm trying. All right. Just listen to me. You can say yes or no at the end. Your discretion. You just got to hear me all the way through cuz some people. Okay. >> I'm not going to kick you. >> All right. So, state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of the state upon your submission to state administered chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this test and your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of the state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit the blood or urine testing may be offered in evidence against you at trial. If you submit the testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.08 grams or more, your Georgia's driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of the state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bi uh substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So, what do you want to do with the car you see? You want to call your cousin and come pick it up? >> Stay on 5 to 40. She can send it if you can meet me at the jail. We'll take your phone. I can call your cousin if you want to. Tell him to come get it. Do you cuz you live around here? >> You don't need this. This is yours. >> I got I got I got one in the car. I smile. >> Or my brother. Our cousin or my brother. >> All right. Uh you got anything on you that's going to poke me, stab me, stick me? >> Um >> no. All right. So, I'm going to use the back side of my hands. Where? >> I have a knife in my truck. >> Okay. No, no, that's fine. >> Oh, on my person. >> Yeah, on your person. All right. So, I'm not going to touch you with my palms. Just the back of my hand. Okay. Okay. I know. It's just I like to make sure that you know then I'm going to fill your waist. Okay. Just to make sure you ain't got anything. All right. And then jacket pocket. All right. >> Anything? >> Uh anything? Yeah, I was just >> there's nothing. >> Just have to check. >> All right. Um, everything. >> Yeah. Looks like a receipt. I ain't worried about that. >> Like a receipt. It's like a little white piece of paper. >> I don't know about it. >> Well, well, if it's your favorite jacket, it probably is there all the time and you don't realize it jacket all the time. >> Uh, I can get you your stuff. It's just >> I'd rather you be warm instead of freezing. Here you go. >> It's not even really that cold. >> You can have a seat. We'll do it in there so you can stay warm. >> Thank you. >> Uh you can do what you need to do if you want. >> Okay. You want to take this with you to the jail or you want to leave it? >> Um is there money? >> Yeah, there's some money. Should be there should be about 300. Almost 300. >> All right, let me count this. I'm going just like I'm not going to go through it. I just got to make sure. >> It should be almost like it should be about $260 in cash. >> All right. You want me to count it in front of you? >> No. >> Okay. Well, I'll just leave it in there then. I just got to make sure there's no drugs in here. And I'll do it right here in front of you. >> Oh, there's definitely >> I know. I just We like to search cuz sometimes And I'm not saying this is you. >> That's okay. >> All right. That's fine. Here are the keys to your truck. All right. >> Thank you. >> Mhm. >> You just um we'll keep it up here with us. Uh does this close? Yes. All right. It's going to keep closed. Um who do you want to call from here? Somebody who can somebody who can come pick it up in less than 30 minutes will be perfect. >> Um, okay. My password is zero my face. Okay. It's 06 2 1 2. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> Phone. >> Hey Siri, call Heather Hail. Call Heather Hail. Don't she live around here? >> She's my neighbor. >> Okay. Another thing you can do, we could just leave it here and once you get out of jail. >> Yeah, you we lock it. Once you get out of jail, you can have somebody come with you and get it. >> It's not about picking up my truck. >> Your call has been forwarded to voicemail. The person you're trying to >> Hey Siri, call Noah Doster. on speaker. >> Yes, it's on speaker. >> Hello. >> Hey, cuz >> what's up? >> Hey, can you come get my truck? I'm getting arrested right now. >> Where you at? >> Um McDonald's uh east side. >> Yeah. Okay. It's going be a minute before I get there, though. >> Okay. I'm going to leave my truck keys in the gas tank to the officers. I'm going to have them leave the >> Tell Tell them if you want. I can hold on to the keys until the end of shift. >> Who is it? >> This is officer Cortez. We had this Clark County Police Department. >> Hey man, it's officer. >> Oh, how you doing? Yeah, if I can hold on to the keys if you want. Is this Do you want me to hold on to the keys and whenever you come pick it up? That's fine. >> Yeah, I'll just get them from you. >> All right, sounds good. out real quick. I want to double lock your handcuffs where they don't slip. >> All right. >> Double lock your hands. >> Just call me. >> Double lock your hands. Get tighter on me. >> What that mean? >> Uh I just don't want them to get tighter. >> So sometimes people So like the handcuffs, if we don't double lock it, it'll tighten up again >> and then it'll cut you and then it's all >> So double locking it is >> it's like a safety. >> Yeah. Locks it in place. You sit up now and and I got the heat. >> Will you put Will you put my keys where my cousin can get my keys? >> Well, I'm going hold on to him. I know him and I'll keep on to him. >> So So this is like a bad area and we don't want the truck to be stolen. >> So So yeah, we'll keep hold on. He [snorts] can call us, meet us. >> Can you just drive my my vehicle and put somewhere else in the area? >> I mean, it's not like a This isn't necessarily a bad area, but like a little bit down. >> If you leave your keys in the car, it may be higher chance that you get get stolen. If I hold on to it. Yeah. >> Athens in general is bad. So, >> can you call um >> Oh, your phone. >> Can you call one more number for me? Um, hey Siri, call Heather Hail on speaker. >> Yeah, >> she's watching my daughter face. >> Heather Hill. Um, are you doing the >> both? Yeah. >> What? >> No. >> Uh, he was just talking about the report. >> Hey Siri, end call. >> Call forward to voicemail. >> Hey Siri, send a text to Heather Hill. >> What? I can text it. What do you want to say? >> Uh, going to jail. Please bail my ass out. I'll pay you back tomorrow. >> Going to jail. [laughter] >> Please bail me. Oh, >> Clark County. >> I'll pay you back. >> Yeah, I have to say Clark County. Okay. >> Yeah. >> And >> all right. Daughter's taken care of. >> Also, also, please take care of my dogs. Please take my dogs out. >> Yeah. >> Let's search for intoxicants and then uh while I do this. >> Oh, wait. She's She's got a key to my house. She'll know to let my dogs out. I already searched her. >> All right, that's fine. All right, that's fine. You keep you'll be able to make a phone call over there at the jail. Okay, there I'll put it on airplane mode so it doesn't die. >> Okay. >> All right. And we'll put the person in the front with you. I was talking about the vehicle. >> Oh, I I can do that if you want. >> We can. >> Yeah. Yeah. If you want go with hers before changes on mine >> and and then you can just let me know what you find. >> Yeah. >> Go for 75. >> Yeah. It's really bloody hot in here, huh? >> Huh? >> Hot in here, huh? Uh, well, I cut the heat up because you were cold, but now I can cut it off or cut it down just to let it ease out, you know. >> Whatever you're comfortable with is >> uh I mean, >> do you think do you think he locked my truck? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Uh, Officer Cortez is a really good officer and he'll make sure everything's squared away. He's been doing it for a while. Did you have traffic for me? I didn't hear anything. >> Crap. South Park Central. I picked the beginning mileage and the call if you can just log it at 337 and you can show me on 600. Ending mileage will be 366. Okay. >> Are you sure calling? >> Um Lyanna Doster. >> Yep. >> All right. I'm about to pull in. PD1 male sun central. I'm sorry. Just that you're clear. from 1095 with the douster subject. Wow. Heat. [music] You come on. >> This is so your phone and wallet. Okay. Come on. Nope. That was They all know what I'm coming always that >> I said I knew the music was coming always catches me off guard. >> Music is good. >> Huh? >> Music is good. >> No. You mean music in general? >> Yeah. Yeah. music gets you through through life, don't it? >> You can't say there's not a song for everything you've been through. >> Doesn't get you through though. >> Yeah. And get you through it. There are songs about what you've been through and how you get through it. >> Mine gets you through it. >> Oh, >> your mind gets you through it. >> Yeah. Music just relates to it. >> Yeah. Well, that's what I mean. >> What is that? >> What? >> Chairs. >> What? Those chairs? >> Yeah. >> For people that just behaves like people that comes in here like really combative or really acting. You don't have to whisper. You're good. Yeah. No, this >> was bodies were target. >> No, it's it's like people as aggressive that may be a danger to herself or others. >> You take a picture of me and I get no >> I love your spirit though. Your your spirit is there. But >> no. >> You ever been to this one before or like other counties? >> Have Have you ever been to jail before? >> Yes. >> No. No. I was asking, have you ever been to this one or just other counties? >> This one. >> Oh, I was just wondering cuz you asked about their trans security. Come on, ma'am. Never seen him before. >> Uh, I got I got to do it. Okay. >> So, be honest with you. >> I got to do it. >> I'm sorry. >> Got tickets or anything? >> All right. I'm going to have the right to I literally arrest her at the McDonald's and put her here. >> A few more minutes. >> We're doing something right. I guess a few more minutes and we'll make that happen. Okay. >> Also, she consented to um >> birth. >> Oh, yeah. That's what uh >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Whenever y'all feel like she's safe enough to enter, you know. >> Yeah. after we get done with the process. >> Yeah. Yeah. While y'all do that, I'm going >> Here it comes. >> I'm going go ahead and hyper >> Is it not in there? >> I guess she threw it in the truck when I gave it back to her. >> Uh, I can give you her stuff. Is she Fay or Leanne? >> Leanna Doster name. >> And then it's uh 10490. >> 10490. >> Stand on the footprints. Get real close to the wall. Don't lick it. Hands by your side, please. Hands by your side. Hold still. He said don't let it >> don't lick the wall. I promise you bad day. Ajax won't take off. Come on down. >> Dude, if I can't stroke it off with diesel fuel and SOS pad, I don't want it. >> Yeah. Right there in that first. >> You ever been on here before? I already asked that. You ever been arrested for DUI? >> Yes. >> Some place. Oh, got bad news for you. >> They had a pitter through the machine. Hey. Uh, we need to go back to to to do your test. >> Oh, okay. >> You want to follow me? >> Uh, do I want to or you have to tell me? >> Uh, you could send it to it. You don't have to if you don't want to. >> So, mean the machine's ready is what you're saying. It's already different. >> Yeah, we can go there. Come that way. >> You still consent to it? >> Breakfast. >> To the breath test. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Well, somebody's got to go with them. >> Policy. >> Why do y'all keep it so cold in here? >> Keeps the bugs down. >> That's >> Oh, I got you. >> Why does it smell like supposed to be drinking a lot? >> It's It's our policy to have to run them through that machine before I can bring them back here. urine and >> yeah, >> yeah, that's fine. I just I mean once the search is done though, we can miss Lyanna. >> Yes. >> All right. You agree to do a breath test for the state >> already? Good. Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. Um well, if you just step right up here, you come over here. >> Okay. >> So, um it being in a parking lot. >> Uhhuh. We'll talk about that afterwards. But yes, >> we'll we'll talk about it. Let me uh >> get this done and we'll go from there. >> All right. So, what this is, it's basically just going to take two samples of your breath. Okay? And um ultimately, it's like blowing up a big balloon. So, you just take a big deep breath. this tube here. You'll just put your lips around it sealed like a balloon and you'll just blow into it. Okay. This thing does a bunch of different checks. It makes sure that there's no alcohol in the air. It makes sure that there's no other impurities in the air. It makes sure that there's no types of electronic. I just I have to explain it to you and it takes a long time. Look at it's doing a diagnostic right now. >> And so while it's doing all that, I just explain it to you so that you just know what's going on. Okay. >> Sorry to do too much talking. But I'll be quiet now. >> You have a really predominant Adam's apple. >> Thank you. >> I think it's You're very thin. >> I am very thin. >> Not thin. You're not like skinny. >> I think it's I think it's like testosterone. It's like a lot of testosterone just like coming out out of my neck. Yeah. >> It's kind of wild. >> You're very >> But I am a thin person. and >> well, thank you. >> But um Oh, I shouldn't touch you. You're um very um >> stop talking. >> You just like athletic. All right. You ready? >> My mother >> blow. >> All right. Yep. So, seal your lips around that and just deep breath and blow. Blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. Just keep going all the way until you run out of air. All right. >> A lot. That was like so long. Pressure >> know. Well, and that's good. All right. That gives it a That gives it an accurate sample. >> No, that hurt. That hurt my chest. >> So, it's going to do the calibration stuff one more time and then it'll just be one more breath and we'll be finished. Okay. >> Okay. Wait, that's [music] didn't bother writing it down You related to one of our police officers? >> Yes, circle. You are? >> Yes, sir. >> Why? >> I just recognize your last name and I was curious. But he was one of the ones whose bag wasn't marked because we changed them out right before we open. [clears throat] I think Noah's going to pick up my truck later. >> Yeah, >> I'm sure I'll be able to help you out. >> Didn't want to ask my dad. >> I told I told I don't know if this was a good idea. He was convinced he would go. He went a handle screaming. He was ram. He would run back to the door and just ram himself in the wall as I turn to the door. I buddy somebody back there. Yeah, that's not good. the numbers at the top. >> Yeah, I've seen a lot. >> Um, so the A is an air blank, the D is a diagnostic, does another air blank, B is for blow, A is air blank, C is uh calibration. >> It goes through all these processes. >> Mhm. It's a very See, it's for calibration. W is a waiting period before it does another diagnosis, another air blank, and then we're about to do your last blow, and then it'll do another air blank. It does a lot. >> It's weird. >> It's a lot of chemistry involved. A lot of smart people made this thing and they're a lot smarter than I am. >> We just have to know how we You just have to know how to read it. >> Yes. >> Pretty much. It makes it pretty simple, but it is a couple day long class to have to go to and learn how to >> learn how to run it. >> All right. So, I've given you a fresh mouthpiece. >> I have to do it again. >> Yep. Your last one. Here you go. Big balloon. >> Blow harder than that. There you go. Keep blowing. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. All the way. Get it all out. All right, >> that was good. >> It should be sufficient. >> All right. Um, you can go there with Officer Conley. Y'all can just keep doing what you're doing. >> We'll finish up. Will you find a trash can for those? Thank you. There's right there. >> Yeah. I've just never had a DUI in a parking [music] lot. >> [music] [music] [music]

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