- So right now we're headed to--
it was put out as a fight in reference
to several individuals.
Hey, grab that guy right there.
He's walking away from that.
Brother, what you got going on?
Supposed to pick up--
- Hey, let's step over here, cause
I ain't standing in the road.
- OK, how much have you been drinking tonight?
- OK, cause I can smell it, as you're talking to me.
I can smell it.
- So you weren't coming down this road, then?
You were coming around this curve, up here?
- Came from this way, around this curve.
Yeah.
- What we're looking at is a single car accident.
So right now we're waiting on highway patrol to come,
and we'll turn the scene over to them.
Did he reposition his vehicle before we got here, I assume?
- Yeah, because look where he went over.
He went across here, went down, which
he'd been fronting that way.
- That right there, hit the first pole.
- Yeah.
- Right?
And then on this bed here would be the pole
closes to the telephone pole.
- Yeah.
Because you see the color on it.
- Yep.
Yep.
I'm just glad they didn't hit anybody.
- I am, too.
They must have been fighting with each other.
That's why we got the call for the fight in progress.
Who was all in the vehicle with you?
- There's my guy.
- Where's he at?
OK.
What does he say happened? - Nothing.
He said he had nothing to do with nothing.
Just that he's walking by.
- But he was driving with you?
- Was he a driver or passenger?
- You were the driver?
Stay right here.
- Boss man.
- What's up, man?
- Hey-- what's the deal with the truck, and all that?
- Mhm.
- That's funny.
Your friend said you were with him.
And the truck.
- No, don't step out.
Keep your foot in.
Everybody else said you were in the truck.
- So why would they say you were in the truck?
- So you don't know that guy?
- But y'all got the same shirt on?
- Yeah. - Exact same shirt on?
- Yeah.
- All right, man.
Sit on your story a little bit, OK?
I don't understand what his deal is,
and why he doesn't want to cooperate with us,
and tell us what was going on.
Because if he wasn't driving, he's not really
at fault for this situation when the driver has already admitted
to drinking and driving, and taken out,
and damaging the fence, and the yard, and the road.
If you were driving, you're the one responsible for the damage,
and all that.
Not him.
So I don't understand why he's lying, and he's saying he--
he has nothing to do with his, and he don't even know you.
But I mean--
- I really don't know.
- It's just funny, because y'all are wearing the same shirt.
- If I take you up here with your friend,
you gonna chill out there?
You're not going anywhere?
- Because I don't need you to try to leave, OK?
- I gotcha. Step right here.
Step right here so I can shut the door.
- I'm good.
- So right now, again, we turned the scene
over to Highway Patrol.
Highway Patrol feels like there's enough evidence
to charge him with DUI.
In reference to his partner, he is intoxicated,
but he was not driving.
We'll tow the vehicle, and we got another drunk
off the street tonight.