AMERICAN REACTS TO THE UK'S MOST OUTRAGEOUS DRUNK DRIVERS! | DURHAM CONSTABULARY
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The video features an American reactor responding to a compilation of clips from the Durham Constabulary's official channel, showcasing some of the most outrageous and dangerous instances of drunk driving in the UK. The host emphasizes that while these videos are meant for educational purposes, they serve as a stark warning about the severe consequences of operating a vehicle under the influence. Throughout the reaction, the reactor expresses deep concern for the innocent lives put at risk by these drivers, noting that each incident involves not just the driver's safety but also the potential for fatal accidents involving pedestrians, other motorists, and even children in the backseat. The clips depict various scenarios where individuals admit to drinking alcohol before driving, often minimizing their actions with excuses like having only had a few drinks or feeling fine despite being well over the legal limit of 35 micrograms per 100 milliliters of breath.
Several specific incidents highlight the absurdity and danger of these behaviors, such as drivers who have crashed into lamp posts, taken out road signs, or even caused fatal accidents while claiming they were merely tired or hungry. One particularly disturbing clip shows a driver who admits to killing his best friend in a previous drunk-driving incident yet continues to drive with children in the car, leading to further arrests for child neglect. The reactor points out how some drivers attempt to negotiate with police or plead their case, only to be arrested after failing breathalyzer tests that show them significantly over the legal limit, sometimes more than double or triple the threshold. These moments underscore the reality that intoxication levels do not correlate with a person's ability to perform safely behind the wheel, and even minor amounts of alcohol can impair judgment and coordination enough to cause catastrophic accidents.
The video concludes with a strong message advocating for responsible choices and available alternatives to driving after drinking. The reactor highlights the existence of services like Uber, Lyft, Deliveroo, and designated drivers as viable options that eliminate the need to operate a vehicle while impaired. He criticizes the common excuses used by drunk drivers, such as wanting to go home or needing food, arguing that these are easily avoidable with modern transportation solutions. The overarching conclusion is a plea for society to grow up and recognize that drinking and driving is never an acceptable choice, urging viewers to prioritize safety over convenience and to support campaigns against drink driving to prevent loss of life and trauma for families affected by such tragedies.
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description. Man, this is Durham's
most outrageous
Drunk drivers,
talk to me. Now, all of these videos,
YouTube, they are from Durham
Constableary
Police
YouTube channel. Um, so they put them
out there. I'm just reacting to them.
And I I want everybody to know I take
drinking and driving very seriously.
Don't do that, man.
Do [clears throat] not do that. That is
not cool. You put a lot of people at
risk, a lot of innocent people and
yourself. So,
>> hi. Yeah. You're all right. How you
doing?
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Yeah. I'm Connie. Have you had anything
to drink tonight?
>> A few.
>> How many is a few?
>> Like three.
>> Right. Okay. Do you know you've been in
an accident?
>> No. Okay.
>> Where have you crashed?
>> The world.
Oh, wait. This is a uh there's multiple
people right here.
>> Sorry. I'm sure which road it was.
>> I haven't crashed it. I've just gone
off. I couldn't see. So, I've just
slipped into
>> He has gone straight off the top and
taken out two of the uh chevron signs
and then collided with a lamp post.
>> You must been going some speed.
>> Imagine being this drunk. Like, now talk
to me. Talk to me. Imagine being this
drunk where the police stop you and the
first thing out of your mouth is a few.
And then when they ask you a question,
the next thing the first thing out of
your mouth from a separate incident is
dish.
What are you talking about?
>> I have to do that to your car.
>> Damn.
>> Yeah. Had a little bit of damage before.
>> The wheels are about a foot dug into mud
and I've come across the driver trying
to dig the wheels out with his hands.
>> Oh, mate. [laughter]
>> It's your van.
>> Yeah.
What you doing, mate? Have you been
drinking?
>> Look how stupid people look when they
get pulled over by the police. Like you
just like literally be trying to keep
your cool. You're all you're done for.
Let me get up here, man. Let me get out
your way, man. Cuz I want to see this. I
really want to get a point of view on
this.
>> Uh, not today. No. You absolutely stink
of alcohol, mate.
>> And he's swaying back and forth.
>> Swaying all over. Come sit in the back
of our car, please.
>> Just going to do a breath test. All
right. Just given that you've clearly
had an accident and driven a bit further
on. If you've had more than you've said,
the machine's going to tell us.
>> Yeah, I've had like a glass of wine.
>> Glass of wine. Okay.
>> You had a
>> I thought she said three
>> tonight or not?
>> No.
>> Like three glasses of wine.
>> Right. So, was a possible
>> three glasses of wine don't peel your
fender back like a banana. Let go back
her. That's a banana.
That's a red banana.
>> No.
>> Like three glasses of wine.
>> Right. Right. So, is it possible to be
over for one point?
>> Possible, mate. It depends from person
to person.
>> Three.
>> Five or six points.
>> Think that's why you might have crashed
your car?
>> Uh, a big deep breath in.
>> That's why you might.
>> Three.
>> Three, four, five, six. Crashed your
car. This is an understatement. This is
more than crashed your car. This has
flipped your car.
This is more than crashed your car.
or five or six spines. Do
>> you think that's why you might have
crashed your car?
>> Uh, a big deep breath in and blow and
keep on blowing continuously until I
stop.
>> Look at you guys.
>> No, cuz that's No, DON'T CRY NOW. CAR,
you had an option.
You What is he on a moped? They pulled
him. [laughter]
That's still dangerous. No helmet, no
nothing.
>> Thing I want to do, keep going. Keep
going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep
going. There you go. You
>> guess I'm all drinking. But
>> if I don't pass this, there's something
wrong with me.
>> Right. You've blown over.
>> If I don't pass this, something's wrong
with me. Yeah, you're drunk.
>> 114. Legal limits 35.
>> 96.
>> Out of what?
>> It's not out of anything,
>> right? This ain't a multiple choice
question. Out of what? Girl, you failed.
That's a F. Out of a 100. That's a F.
Put it on a 100 scale. SF.
>> Okay. So, that's 83. All right. So,
that's a fail. Yeah. So, it's 68. The
legal limit is 35. So, at this moment in
time, I'm going to arrest you.
>> I'm not drunk.
>> You're over the legal limit.
>> I am over the legal limit, but I'm not
drunk.
>> That's the highest.
>> That's a Cambridge University education.
What? Say it again. Let me hear that.
>> I'm not drunk.
>> You're over the legal limit.
>> I am over the legal limit, but I'm not
drunk.
>> Talk about it. Talk about it. No, cuz I
understand the logic. Like I might be
three times over the limit, but I know
myself.
I know how I perform under pressure.
>> That's the highest I've ever had anyone
blow.
>> Really?
>> Yeah. So, you're under arrest for drink
driving.
>> You don't have to say anything, but it
may harm your defense if you do not
mention when questioned something which
you later line in court. Anything you do
say may be given an evidence.
>> Oh my god, girl. Cut it out. You going
to get laryngitis trying to fake cry
that hard. Cut. Stop it.
>> The lung going to collapse if you do
this again. Let me hear the letter line
in court. You do say
given an evidence. [laughter]
>> Can someone get this child, please? He's
just blown 88.
>> Oh, sweetheart.
>> With a kid in the car. Yeah.
>> Where is his mom?
>> Please. Yeah.
>> Idiot.
>> Oh, sweetheart. Sorry.
be okay.
>> No, no, not okay. You could have killed
someone.
>> No, I know.
>> Not okay at all. And your dog. And you?
>> I understand.
>> It's ridiculous.
>> It's absolutely absurd, mate.
>> I know it's wrong, mate. I know it's
totally wrong.
>> Potentially kill somebody.
>> I did kill me best friend.
>> What?
So, you've done this before? Wait a
minute.
>> I know it's totally wrong.
>> I did kill my best friend.
when I was I killed one of your best
friends.
>> Oh, drink driver.
>> Yes.
>> And you did not learn your lesson.
>> You are a minister to society.
>> You want to give you a shirt, man?
>> I just wanted some food cuz I was
hungry. That's all it was.
>> Deliveroo.
I was just hungry.
>> It could be worse. We could be pulling
you out of a wreck vehicle. All right.
or or god forbid somebody else.
>> Looks like alcohol in the car. But
>> okay.
What's your name?
>> I've ruined me life. That's what I've
done. I've ruined my life.
>> All right, pal.
>> Is there anything in your car that you
need to
>> All my life I'm not crying. I understand
what I've done is I I I shouldn't have
done it. In no circumstances am I crying
>> with you? Want me dignity? No. It's
fine.
>> Is it your little end? Is it in the car?
>> So, this is my son and that's my um
friend's son.
>> That's your friend's son there. Okay.
>> So, not only do you put your child, you
put somebody else's child in danger. I
hope your friend whoop you.
>> Tell me tomorrow.
>> It depends. So, we can't do anything.
>> Right. I'll lock her up. She's blue 74.
But all the kids need to go to hospital
to be looked at.
>> We're going to need to get the dog to
the vet as well. Yeah, I got a broken
leg or something from the
>> difficulty.
>> I'm sorry. No excuse.
>> I've got no idea what you're dealing
with at the minute.
>> How are these responsible How are the
No, let me not let me take that back.
How are these supposedly
responsible adults who are who lay down
on their back or on their side or get on
top to have children out here drunk
driving with them in the car? Like what
are you doing?
What are you doing?
>> You're still drinking.
>> I'm a bullet.
>> I'm a trained fighter. I punch you in.
You
>> Whose motor is it then?
>> You said that to the police.
>> It's me bosses. But he doesn't know I
have it.
>> Well, guess what? You're drunk. You're
getting a DUI, a DWI, and you're fired.
And but look at this face on this
officer.
All right, that's going to make it even
worse, isn't it?
>> Then why do this paper's getting robbed?
>> You shouldn't even have said that. Yeah,
it's my bosses. I I just tow it. I'll
get it out in the morning. Why you got
to inter why? That's the liquor making
you do dumb stuff
this business.
>> And while you're doing this, people's
getting robbed and this this is why
people hate you. You know
>> why?
>> I was literally going home. I live half
a mile away from home, right? Right.
>> If you didn't pull me, I would have been
home.
>> Right. Listen.
>> Bang.
>> And I'll be in Cany with you. But you're
the one that's been drink driving.
>> That kills people.
>> Right.
>> What do you mean, Rice?
>> I'm the first driver.
>> You're drunk, mate.
>> The thing is, you made these choices
tonight, not us. And we're just doing
our job.
>> Nope.
>> Now are pulling you over for drink
driving. No, he's for he's doing his job
for sure. Salute.
Get them all. You know what I'm saying?
>> So, it's your lucky day because you've
blown the first reading of 30 and the
second reading of 29.
>> All right. So,
>> it's not a lucky day. Absolute bloody
[ __ ]
>> You're free. Be quiet.
>> You good?
drive or what?
>> Yeah.
>> Yes. I haven't spoke. I'm just about to
>> Yeah.
Yeah.
>> Dang. They closing. Oh, that's the
>> Oh, that's buddy.
>> It's 0344. They're going to be under
arrest. are causing death to two persons
by dangerous driving.
>> Damn.
See, and that's what you don't want to
hear cuz you going to get like
manslaughter. You going or second. No,
you going to get manslaughter. But I had
a friend that that that that went
through that. Like he was doing
something stupid. He jumped the curb his
car and he he accidentally did like unal
alived an older gentleman but and like
he still had like he totally disappeared
off like he was in court for years boy
years fighting that years years and
you just don't want to go through that
man you don't want to do that to
nobody's family you're never going to
live that down like you know what I'm
Man,
>> these are all Durham constable air, too.
>> Put your window down.
[laughter]
>> I'm sorry, C. No, because like that's a
hell of a transition that we just go
through. Down, ma'am. Roll it down.
>> So, is yours a Land Rover? Yeah.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I was out last night.
>> Right. Okay. So, you've Have you had a
drink?
>> Yeah.
>> I'll take them.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh, two.
>> Two.
>> You didn't even need to take them. The
car is inoperable.
>> Points tonight.
>> Yeah.
>> Bit of both. Two and a half.
>> I'll build it.
>> Go on.
>> Steady on. Steady on. I've been driving.
There's four cops have seen you driving
there.
>> She haven't
the general rule of thumb if you can't
walk straight shouldn't get in that car.
That's the easy tall tale time sign
>> cuz I'm worried my whole job and
everything relies on this.
>> But if you fail to the roadside isn't
offensing itself. Okay,
>> that's it. Keep going. Keep going. Keep
going. Stop. You're blowing 99.
>> What does that mean? It's way way over
>> three times. 35
>> and you've gone 99.
>> Oh, two times.
>> Unfortunately, that's come up as a 75
there.
>> 74. What's the legal limit?
>> 35.
>> You're jo.
>> So that's two and a bit.
>> I feel all right though.
>> Yeah.
>> Like I could understand if it was major
amount. You know what I mean? Like if I
was taking the piss, but like what is
it? 35. 46. It's 11 over.
>> I've done nothing wrong.
>> I feel her. I I feel that 46. I'm 11
over. Like just let me know like let me
take take me the long route to the
station and I might blow.
Pause. I might get it down.
You set yourself up. Do you need a hand?
No. All right then.
>> Can I get my phone from the car before
anything?
>> You can't make a phone call tomorrow,
but we'll get it out for you so it comes
to custody.
>> I was supposed to go pick my child up.
>> I'm well over. My car's gone. My job's
gone.
Well,
>> car is gone. Job's probably gone.
>> End of the day, mate. Don't drink and
drive. It's simple as that, isn't it?
>> I just wanted to go home.
>> No, I understand that, but obviously you
might have been arrested, can't you?
Yeah,
>> I do. I know. I know. Stupid thing to
do.
>> But we go to
>> I wonder if she had real tears.
>> Where people died because of drink
drivers. So, it is important to us.
>> What do you mean? What do you mean?
>> I die. I don't care anymore.
>> But it's not just about you, though.
It's about It's not about me.
>> I'm also further arresting you um on
suspicion of child neglect. All right.
Simply because you've got children in
the car and you're driving a motor
vehicle.
>> 100%. Put that on there. Double it if
you can.
>> Um
over twice the the prescribed limit for
alcohol. All right. You're going to go
and see Nana and granddaughter.
>> Now, that's unfortunate for the kids,
but I hope their dad is around or
grandma or something because you don't
need children.
If you drink drive and you put your kids
in the car and you drunk, you you're
going goofy.
>> Is that okay? Mommy's being a bit
naughty. You know,
>> let's head down to the van then.
>> I'm not sure is.
>> You should have lost the will to drink.
You know what I'm saying? Before you
popped out.
>> Right. So, the legal limit is 35.
You blew 146 and 142.
>> God damn.
What's so 35 divided by 145 that'll
bring you to about we uh probably about
four five times.
>> Drunk. Drunk is what?
>> Over the limit. Yeah. Yeah.
>> Yeah. Because you over the limit because
145 is bigger than 35.
So you put a 35 right here and then you
put the little sign that go like this
and put that towards the open part
towards the 135. That's how they go.
>> I'm a good person.
>> Anyone said you're not
>> just let me go home.
>> You trying to bribe them with kind words
about yourself?
>> I've not done anything wrong.
I just appreciate it's upsetting, my
love, but I have to do my job and I have
to make sure people are going to be safe
cuz I'll be honest, this could have gone
a very different way had there been
someone stood in the street. Okay.
She ain't even tried to start listening.
What's going on in um Durham? Where is
Durham?
And this week what we doing further body
kind of found.
>> Oh, we seen him. Oh, that's the dude.
Okay, good. Here we go.
>> What's your name, sir?
>> Daryl.
>> Daryl. It's 0344. They're going to
arrest causing death to two persons by
dangerous driving. All right.
>> You do have to say anything for me. How
many offens you did not mention?
>> Death.
>> Yeah. something rely on court. Anything
juicy? Maybe give an evidence. All
right.
>> Now, this is a serious subject right
here, man. There's no joking and
laughing about this. RIP to those
innocent people. And this is the thing,
though, man. This is this is what you
really have to worry about. You can
permanently
take somebody off this earth. You could
permanently dismember some. You can
permanently do something to somebody and
cause them lifelong trauma [snorts] and
injuries. So like this is this serious?
>> I don't know.
>> Have you got any injuries to yourself?
>> Yeah.
>> Right.
>> Only minor.
>> Was was he solo in his vehicle?
>> Yeah.
>> Are you on your own?
>> I've just got back off holiday.
>> Have you had anything to drink?
>> Pardon?
>> Have you had anything alcoholic?
>> I had a little bit to drink on plane.
Yeah.
>> Right. wasting my life just
sit down.
>> Yeah, for sure.
>> Oh, yeah. Listen, I'm a good man,
but this ising awful for me.
>> They can't do nothing for you, buddy.
They can't do nothing for you. Save it
for the judge, man.
>> Got a business.
Oh, man.
>> Right. Tight seal around that bit and
blow suddenly leave until I tell you to
stop. Blow outwards.
actually blow.
>> Okay. Okay. Stop. Okay. What you need to
do, take a nice deep breath. Form a seal
with the lips around the mouthpiece and
then a nice steady breath out until we
tell you to stop. Right. Nice deep
breath.
>> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep
going. Keep going. Stop.
>> Okay. This is a roadside drugs test.
Okay.
>> What should I say?
>> So, it'll take us a couple of seconds.
You can see there's a sample taken.
Analyzing it. All right.
>> Yeah.
>> That is tragic. Yeah.
>> So that's a fail. You grown 95. All
right.
>> So you're further arrested on suspicion
of drink driving. All right. Same
caution applies.
>> What's
>> 95? The legal limit is 35.
>> Is it?
>> Yeah.
>> So that's two times over.
>> I've I've drove into the back of another
car. Yeah.
>> At what speed? You rear ended somebody.
How fast was you going?
>> Now, sometimes mistakes happen.
But I'm not a bad person.
I've come out of Newcastle airport.
>> Okay.
>> There's a guy at the side flagging a
journey um hitchhiker
and he says, "What's up, man?" He says,
"Oh, can I have a lift, please? um can
you help me out? And I says, I can do. I
says, but can you drive? And he says,
yeah. I says, cuz I'm knackered. Do you
know from flight or what have you? I'm
just tired. I says, just take it easy
when you're driving. So I've jumped in
passenger. He's in driving seat and
we've set off. Um I think you went the
wrong way to start with. Daryl Anderson
causing death by dangerous driving two
times over sentenced to 17 years and
three months in prison. Bran from
driving for 21 years.
Wow.
So what they give him like manslaughter
probably cuz 17 years is not a M
sentence but
>> And then I've just fell asleep.
I've woke up in the crash in.
>> Are we supposed to believe that? I don't
think we Nobody believed that. That's
why you got that time.
>> That sucks.
>> Just pulled you over cuz obviously
you're driving a bit on the wrong side
of the road and I think your tire might
be knackered. Is everything all right?
>> I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm I'm not I'm not
drunk or anything.
>> Right,
>> Gary? How much have you had a drink?
I four beers.
>> You what? Sorry.
>> I've had a drink, but not too much. I've
got a few points.
>> Right.
>> Couple of points.
>> Couple of points. I'll do a breath test
on you.
>> Yeah.
>> Please don't breathize me. I lose my
career.
>> Yeah. It's over, man. Please don't
breathize me. Is never a good sign. It's
done for.
I'm going to
>> lose my I understand I could have killed
someone. I wouldn't know.
>> You've obviously had a crash. You hit a
road sign.
No, that's not No, I haven't.
>> You're off. You see, you're on top of a
road, son.
>> What? Oh,
>> sorry.
>> It's over. Yeah, you drunk, right? Go on
ahead. Get in the back of this car. This
is not funny. But that was funny.
>> Crash. Well, you haven't exactly parked
it, have you? You've managed to
>> crash. It's It's slipped in the curb.
>> Slipped off the curb.
>> Wait, normally I put it there. So,
>> right. I require you to provide me a
sample of breath at the roadside. Okay.
>> It's an offense not to provide me a
sample. Listen to me.
>> Please, if you take it, I'll take the
rest of my to
just refuse.
>> Suspect that there's an offense being
committed. Stop messing about cuz I'm
not going to give you a chance after
chance. All right.
>> Right. It's came back as a fail. Okay.
The legal limits 35. You've blown 124.
>> Oh, yeah. You're cooked. You're cooked.
Fried bacon baloney three times over.
>> All right.
>> So, you're going to be arrested for
drink driving.
>> Okay.
>> You got to be arrested for this.
>> Yes, mate. You're you're driving whilst
over the prescribed limit for alcohol.
Am I
>> all right?
>> Really?
>> Yes.
>> You're going to be taken down to custody
and we'll have to get arrested.
>> Yes. You're going to be [laughter] put
on an evidential breath machine. All
right. And that will tell us exactly how
much over the limit you are.
>> Girl, be quiet. You knew you was drunk
driving.
>> Please, can you let me go home? I don't
I can't go. I don't want to go to
police.
>> Let's find out. Right.
>> Go and find some proper criminals
tonight. Please, instead of getting
someone that's done really nothing
wrong.
>> No, you're the biggest criminal from the
clip before. So when you get pulled
over, if anybody in in watching this, if
you think of saying this to a police
officer, come back to this video and
look at the gentleman before us who got
17 years.
>> I'VE DONE NOTHING [laughter] WRONG.
>> Stop banging. That's not helping.
>> You're not listening.
>> I am.
>> I've done nothing wrong. I am. Stop
banging. Blocking criminal.
>> I've done nothing wrong. Right. Think
you're some boy. Cuz you got P O L I
C E.
>> I hope you can spell it.
>> And I've crushed. I've crushed.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> I hit anybody.
>> He has got two head injuries. It is
looking promising he's going to survive.
I think he's 20. I think he's only 20
year old lad. Okay. Um
[laughter]
anybody
realization.
>> Oh yeah. And this is the reason why we
bang on about it all the time. And
there's always these drink dry
campaigns. It's always funny things.
>> He was just there because
there
is insane, man. I don't understand. We
have Uber. We have Lyft. We have We have
Door Dash if you're hungry. Deliveroo.
We have all of these services that allow
you to not have to drink. I mean, to not
have to operate a motor vehicle while
you are under the influence. And people
still do it.
Grow up. That's just grow up.
So, just a side note, that guy
that was driving and got 17 years, he
was going 140 miles an hour on his
phone.
He deserved 17 years. I ain't going to
lie to you.
140 miles an hour. Rear ended somebody.
Probably
caused severe whiplash. And you know,
whiplash too hard the spine.
We know how to
I'm amazed that you're not more injured.
>> I'm absolutely fine. Honestly, I'm
absolutely fine.
>> I've never seen anything like it in 13
years. Somebody cause that much damage
to a car and just call out of it all the
way down.
>> There's a bottle of gin.
>> No, there's not.
>> Anything to drink tonight?
>> Um, not going to lie, lie.
>> Not going to lie.
>> Yeah.
>> Is that going to be Yes. I'm not going
to lie to you, mate. Yes, I have had a
couple of drinks tonight. Yes, I
shouldn't be I I'll hold me hands up. I
shouldn't have been behind the wheel.
>> I've had a few. I'm not going to lie to
you. I just want to get home. Want to go
to bed?
>> I'm not going to lie. Is that crazy
excuse? You want to get home, bro? Leave
your car. Just leave your car. I've had
homies of mine just leave their car,
wherever it was, and just Uber home and
go get it in in the morning.
>> Given the manner of your driving. All
right. I'm going to request a specimen
of breath at the roadside.
>> Was it really bad now?
>> Yeah, you all over the road. and you've
driven with no headlights on
>> and obviously just cuz you said that
you've had quite a bit to drink this
morning.
>> Yeah, I know.
>> I've got a little drinking now.
>> I know. I know it's not but in the car.
>> I know.
>> I was I was literally sticking to
>> He's trying to point out the obvious. I
got a baby in the car. Girl, we going to
check. That's what even more we
checking.
>> It's been in my life.
>> It don't matter anyway if you've had a
drink, does it?
>> No.
>> I dare say I will have blown over. Like
I have had a couple of pints. I have
just had one pint. I've had a couple of
pints on.
>> Right. So, this time you're under arrest
for drink driving. Okay.
At
>> least you know what always has happened
now.
>> Yeah.
>> You don't have to say anything, but I'm
defense if you do not mention when
question.
>> Is it okay if I do?
>> Oh, he's getting arrested.
>> So, we'll go to the police station.
We'll put you
>> Yeah, it's embarrassing. People should
stop, point, and laugh. Stupid
>> on the evidential machine. And depending
on what the reading is on that depends
on what happens.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Fine.
>> Well, no. Oh, you didn't catch me
driving a vehicle unarrested?
>> Yeah, we've just watched you drive
around the block in your vehicle
>> and we've just pulled you over in your
vehicle and there's cameras on the car
to say that that's happened.
>> She's drunk.
>> I want to go home.
>> Not tonight. You're We going to hold you
tonight. We'll let you go in the morning
after we process you.
>> Catch pedophiles and that, don't you?
>> I want to catch drivers as well because
they put people at risk on the road.
You got to bend the car.
>> The little laddy's been in the rear seat
here um in a high back booster with a
the car belt on.
>> The jaws of the jaws of life.
>> Keep going. Keep going. That's it.
Relax.
So you blown 84 and 76.
>> Yeah.
N girl, don't hyperventilate now.
Do the crime. Play the time.
>> Really bad.
>> Twice the drink drive.
>> Is that really bad or
>> girl? Are you dumb?
>> I can't believe she just doubled down on
it. Is that really bad? Well, you've
blown twice over the legal limit. Well,
IS IT REALLY BAD TO LOCK her up? And
throw that sweater away, too. Throw that
away.
>> Everything.
>> Yeah, I think there's there's enough
adverts on the on the news on the
>> paper.
>> Uh, officers, I I I do permit y'all to
use this as an advert. Make them watch
this this this 33 minute reaction
and and and let me tell them
drinking and driving is not the best
decision especially when there's apps
out there that you can use to prevent so
you can deliver. So that will cancel out
the excuse I was just trying to go get
on the Mackey's is right there. It's
right around the corner. Uh, we don't
want to hear it. Blow in this
breathalyzer
and walk to McDonald's in two days. You
feel me? When you out.
And I know y'all got Ubers and they're
very inexpensive. I've been there
multiple times to the UK.
It's not an excuse, fellas. And ladies
and ladies, we don't want to hear the
cries. And men, men, please stop crying.
It's It's Stop. You know what you was
doing.
>> Spend a lot less time with
>> grown man with a beard crying. It's
insane.
>> People did.
>> Start listening to me.
Trying to help you.
Taylor, this is the lit one signing out.
Don't drink drive. Call a Uber, man. Get
a designated driver. Make sure that
designated driver stays designated to
drive.