This body‑cam short opens with a 911 caller describing an erratic driving DUI stop in the making: a red pickup weaving through a Santa Fe intersection on December 28 2024. Another motorist flashes headlights and flags down deputies, warning, “That truck is all over the road.” Officers quickly locate the vehicle and meet driver Pamela Moreno, who admits she left Box Car bar after “a lot” of vodka. What follows shows how witness statements shape an erratic driving DUI stop investigation. Deputies confirm no weapons, then, concerned for Pamela’s unsteady footing and the freezing night air, escort her to a cruiser with stronger lights. Asked to clarify “one drink,” Pamela first answers “not a lot,” but when pressed on size she concedes it was “a lot.” These contradictions help officers decide whether to administer field sobriety tests or request a breath sample. Viewers unfamiliar with roadside procedure can see why precise drink‑volume questions matter and how deputies balance courtesy (“Let’s get your jacket”) with safety (“You’re falling over—I need to keep you out of traffic”). From the first honked warning to the moment Pamela steadies herself beside flashing reds and blues, this erratic driving DUI stop demonstrates the layered steps that precede an arrest decision. Everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. We post authentic body‑cam encounters for transparency, education, and safer roads. Like, comment, and subscribe for new shorts every week. #ErraticDriving #DUIStop #BodyCamFootage

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