On September 15, 2024, an officer with the Sunrise Police Department in Florida made contact with a vehicle on the side of the road with visible structural damage and a severely degraded front tire. Inside was a woman and her young son. What followed was a 21-minute DUI investigation that resulted in the driver's arrest for DUI, child neglect, and refusal to submit to a breath test. In this video, we analyze the complete bodycam footage, examining the legality of the stop, the officer's investigative procedure, the Miranda advisement timeline, the standardized field sobriety testing process, and the child welfare handling during the encounter. We also evaluate both parties' conduct under applicable Florida law and constitutional standards. Charges: DUI | Child Neglect | Refusal to Submit to Breath Test Sentence: 6 days jail | 150 hours community service | 1 year probation | 2 years ignition interlock | 2-year license suspension Legal topics covered: Florida DUI law, implied consent, child neglect statute, Terry stop doctrine, Miranda timing, NHTSA field sobriety testing, Pennsylvania v. Mimms. This video is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. #DUI #DUIArrest #DrunkDriving #ImparedDriving #BodycamFootage #PoliceBodcam #BodycamVideo

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