10-4.
A female and a male down here on the road.
He's trying to get her in the vehicle.
And she's crying, not wanting to.
So sounds like possible assault. It looks like we got him here.
[music playing]
I've got a vehicle leaving, female walking down the road.
I'm going to go contact the vehicle.
POLICE RADIO: Copy.
Hello, sir.
Hey, I'm Officer Gebert.
Hey, is that [muted].
MAN: Yeah.
Hey, man, how you doing? MAN: Doing well.
How are you?
We just got a report that there might be, you know,
possibly some sort of altercation
going on between you guys.
Is everything OK?
MAN: Can you not point that right in my eyes?
OK, I'm sorry.
Trying not to blind you here.
MAN: Yeah.
Is there going to be any DV issues with you guys?
MAN: No.
OK.
So I keep bringing my light in and out of your eyes.
And your eyes are not reacting normally, OK?
MAN: OK.
I'm going to have to ask you if you'd be willing to do
some field sobriety tests.
[music playing]
Shoot me straight here, man.
What'd you take tonight?
1917.
I can tell based off of the way he's acting.
He's definitely not in a normal state right now.
He's not wanting to do field sobriety tests right away.
OFFICER: He's not?
No.
You want to take a look over and see if he got
any paraphernalia or anything?
OFFICER: OK.
I just want to make sure that you are OK to drive.
[inaudible]
I'm telling you, man, your pupils
are not reacting normally.
OFFICER: There's some tinfoil down here.
You sure you don't want to do field sobriety tests?
MAN: Yeah.
OK, I'm going to have to ask you to step out of the vehicle.
And I'm going to be placing you under arrest for DUI.
MAN: Are you serious?
Yep, you are under arrest.
[music playing]
Just turn around.
Place your hands behind your back.
We'll grab your phone.
We'll make sure you go with it.
OK.
I didn't do a damn thing.
Sitting here [muted] minding my business.
OK.
DUI for [muted]?
Yeah.
So, uh--
I can't believe this, man.
OFFICER: Yeah, I can't--
Honestly.
OFFICER: I can't believe you got a needle in the door too.
You can't believe that?
I'm pretty sure you can believe it, because you know
I'm a [muted] heroin addict.
OK, well.
Yeah, heroin addict.
You can't go through my pockets.
You're being searched incident to arrest, man.
MAN: No, that's not.
If you're a lawyer, I suggest you go to law school, man.
MAN: You're allowed to pat me down.
No, you are misinformed, my friend.
When you get arrested--
MAN: Dude, that's my phone, man.
DUI is a crime.
And we take it very seriously here.
Just take me to jail.
Are you going to do PBT, yes or no?
Take me to jail.
OK, so that's a "no" then.
I just want to observe this guy's driving.
The speed limit's only 30, and he's going about 45.
Hey, how are you doing tonight?
MAN: Not bad, how are you? - Hey, good.
Hey, I'm Sergeant Meredith with the police department.
Hey, the reason I stopped your vehicle, one, you've
got a headlight out, and, two, the speed limit
up there on South Cushman is only 30 miles an hour.
You know fast you were travelling?
MAN: [inaudible]
OK, yeah, 39, 40, up to a little bit over that.
OK?
How much of you had to drink tonight?
MAN: I've had two beers.
OK, and about how long ago was that?
MAN: Three hours.
OK.
Do you have your driver's license to take a look at?
MAN: I don't have my wallet with me.
You don't have your wallet with you?
MAN: No sir.
OFFICER: OK, what's your name?
OK, what's your date of birth?
Hang tight real quick for me.
I will be back in just a moment, OK?
Yes sir.
All right.
[inaudible] as soon as somebody else gets here.
He's a felon.
He's a dangerous guy.
Hey [muted]. MAN: Yes sir.
Listen, you're not under arrest or anything.
But can you step out and talk to me for just a second?
You don't have any weapons or anything on you right now?
OK, OK.
This is just a preliminary breath test, OK?
And just blow out just like you're blowing through a straw.
[beeping]
Blow.
You're not blowing.
It's beeping.
You're like sucking in or something.
OK, so listen.
You can't-- you can't play me on this.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm being straight with you, OK?
Yes sir.
All right, blow out.
[sustained beep]
Blow.
There you go.
You're going to be placed under arrest for driving
while intoxicated, all right?
Listen.
Hey, well listen man.
I-- listen.
I can't [bleep] [bleep].
Listen to me.
I can't let you drive. - Please.
You've been drinking too much, OK?
Well, I'll call a cab. [interposing voices]
OK, you're under arrest.
You're over three times the legal limit.
And you can tell that by your test, man.
Dude, I've had two [muted]-ing-ing drinks.
I'm not out to get you.
I'm just doing my job, man.
Two years of prison right here [inaudible]..