- Lawrence ID.
Can you put me out on a disabled vehicle at 56 and Franklin?
- [police radio chatter]
- So it looks like we got a car that kind of ran off
the road onto the median.
I'm gonna go ahead and make sure, clear the car,
make sure nobody's in there, and just kind of see
what's going on.
[beep]
Lawrence ID, can you start me another car, no rush?
- [inaudible] car, 56 and Franklin.
[knocking]
- [police radio chatter]
- Police.
[knocking]
- Hey, your plates [inaudible] 2007 red--
- Open the door.
What's going on?
What happened?
- You talking [inaudible]?
- Do me a favor.
Step out the car for me.
Step out the car.
- 2 [inaudible] 38.
- Step out the car.
You got any weapons or anything on you, Ma'am?
- No.
- OK, so what--
OK.
Going nowhere.
We're not going nowhere.
Put your hands right here on the car.
All right, I'm gonna check you. Spread your legs.
I'm gonna check you, make sure you ain't
got no weapons on you. OK, spread your legs for me.
- I have no weapons.
- I still got to do what I'm supposed to do.
Just keep your hands right here.
All right, make sure you ain't got no weapons on you,
no knives or anything like that.
You got your ID on you or anything like that?
- It's in here. - OK, I'll get it.
I'll get it.
Why don't you step-- let's step out the road.
Step back here and just talk to me about--
- What are you guys doing this for?
- Well, look at-- look at your car.
You drove it on the median.
And I just want to make sure you're OK to drive.
- I'm fine.
I was just trying to make it on the median.
- You're not supposed to drive on the median, though.
That's what I'm telling you.
- Right.
I was trying to make it on the median so y'all know that
I'm not trying to make it on the median.
- OK, where you coming from?
- That way.
- Where you going?
- That way.
- OK, all right.
All right, do me a favor.
Put your hands behind your back, OK?
I'm gonna go ahead and detain you, make sure you good,
make sure you safe, OK?
- Oh, my god.
- We're going to start get an officer out here
to give her a portable breath--
a breath test, see where she's at.
OK, so I'm going to go ahead and do
what's called as a portable breath analysis to see what--
[beep]
Sir, are you available maybe like 10 to 15 minutes
[inaudible] for a chemical test?
- To see how intoxicated you are as far as
see if you OK to drive.
There's some things I've got to do before--
- No, the cold is not going to be anything that's
going to help impact the test, all right?
This is my sergeant.
He's gonna explain to you what's going on, OK?
- This is a PBT.
I can't use this in court, OK?
It's just going to tell me about how much alcohol is running
around in your system.
So I need you to lift up your head for me,
take a big, deep breath on.
Seal your lips around the tube.
Don't bite it, OK?
So you understand what I'm saying?
Take a big deep breath in.
And then you blow straight out until I tell you to stop.
Do you understand?
Do you understand that?
OK.
All right, lift your head up.
Take a big deep breath in.
Seal your lips around the tube.
- Clear.
- I'm taking--
- Well, I was trying to follow your mouth.
I'm sorry.
So big deep breath in.
Seal your lips around the tube.
And blow.
Blow. Blow.
Blow. You got to blow.
You got to blow.
Keep going.
OK.
- Sit in my-- you can sit in my car.
Come on. You got--
- Why?
- You've got to tell me yes or no
if you're gonna submit to a chemical test.
- Yes! - All right.
Thank you.
She blew a 1.92.
So that's more than double the legal limit
here in the state of Indiana.
So we're gonna transport her to the Lawrence Police Department.
And she agreed to take a chemical test.
So we gonna have one of our chemical
tests operators work her through the chemical test
and just kind of see where she's at.