This DUI breath test body‑cam clip captures the most intense minutes of Pamela Moreno’s December 28 2024 arrest in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Deputies stopped her for a stop‑sign violation and, seeing signs of impairment, brought her to the station for an Intoxilyzer exam. Inside the holding room, an officer patiently explains the procedure—“Blow like a balloon when I say”—while Pamela, visibly upset, repeats that she wants to leave and apologizes for her behavior, insisting she needs to get back to her children. To collect legally required evidence, the officer steadies Pamela’s chair and guides her toward the mouthpiece. He warns that refusal could trigger aggravated DUI charges but keeps his tone calm and respectful. Pamela manages one incomplete blow, and the officer encourages a second attempt, promising to speed up her release once the DUI breath test is finished. The scene highlights how law‑enforcement personnel balance clear legal duties with empathy when a detainee’s emotions run high. Every subject is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. This footage is shared for transparency, education, and public awareness. If accountable policing matters to you, like, comment, and subscribe—new body‑cam shorts drop every week. #DUIBreathTest #BodyCamFootage #TrafficStop

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