Officer Dever, he's got a potential DUI.
WOMAN: I've got two kids.
I can smell alcohol coming from you.
What's earlier?
About three hours ago.
Three hours ago?
Yeah.
OK.
I need to make sure that you're OK to drive.
Would you be willing to do a field sobriety test?
Now?
Female driving.
I dealt with her in the past.
She pulled over.
As she started talking to me, I could smell the odor of alcohol
on her breath.
So how much did you have to drink?
I'm just trying to smell it.
All right, I'll have you step over here.
So what we're going to do is we're going to do it
facing the front of my vehicle.
OK.
Follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes
only.
Do not move your head, all right?
Do you understand that?
OK.
Now I think that would be a good idea if you called a cab,
because I don't think they should see this.
Just try to focus on the finger, all right?
Who's this?
Stop.
Are you here to pick up the children?
WOMAN: Yeah.
OK.
It's all right.
You don't need to cry.
All righty, I'm going to give you a call.
Thank you for coming to get the kids.
Deep breath.
DBT is 0.115.
Really?
Yeah, so you know what the legal limit is, right?
0.08?
0.08.
Based off of what I see from my field sobriety test,
I'm going to have to place you under arrest for DUI.
It's very important that we keep
the community safe by keeping intoxicated drivers
off the street.
But when you have children in the car,
especially, that's no dice for me.
K19 headquarters.
We have a 10-68 at the 400 block of Poplar.
Officer Gebert pulled over a vehicle.
In the passenger side, is that--
Yeah, I just--
I just picked him up.
Can you come back and talk to me real quick?
Gebert made a traffic stop because of that taillight
out right there, and then found somebody that he
knew that has a warrant.
You didn't show up to court, man.
This morning at 10:00.
Today is the 20th.
Oh, it is?
Oh, crap.
Hey, look in the bag.
A bag of crystal meth.
The biggest problem there would be drugs,
but it's very easy to drive by and not see it.
This is your vehicle, right?
Yeah.
Is that any of your stuff in that bag?
No, that's all his.
None of that's mine.
Did he leave anything else in the vehicle
other than what's in the bag?
Not that I'm aware of.
Would you give me consent to check?
Because he's got some meth in his bag.
Want me to open the door for you?
Would you let me look?
Yeah, go ahead.
I mean, it's not--
OK.
It's not mine.
None of that is mine.
OK.
So we'll check this.
Would you let me check your pockets?
I just want to make sure that he didn't try to--
Well--
What am I--
like, I think--
But-- but--
but-- you've got to look at it from my perspective.
Remember when I arrested you and you had heroin in your pocket?
Which is not mine.
Well, trouble follows the people
that you hang around with, man.
Wait here, because I got to call probation,
let 'em know I had contact with you, all right?
You know how that works.
Hey, Joe, officer Gebert calling.
I think I have one of your customers here.
When I asked him about if he had anything on him,
he was very defensive.
Before we get into this, am I going to find anything?
You're not going to find anything.
No guns, knives, needles, explosives, drugs on you?
There's nothing on me.
OK.
I realize when I was getting out,
there was something on my seat.
There's something on your seat?
Yeah.
What's on your seat?
It's crystal meth.
It's not-- it's not mine.
It's not yours.
Not mine.
Are you clean?
I'm going to take that as a no.
You see underneath here?
There's some more baggies.
Here's the deal.
You're under arrest for violating probation.