The police officer actually listened to what she had to say instead of having a blind eye to her! His actions saved her from being arrested for nothing she had done!
@@michaelzona9880Some places make it illegal to be in possession of your car keys while intoxicated within a certain distance of the car. I've heard of people being arrested while drunk taking a nap in the backseat with the car turned off and being charged.
Dumb cops tried this with my sister. She was not wasted, but over the limit. Called an uber and was waiting in her car, charging her phone which was almost dead. They approached her, gave her a DUI, and lied about seeing her driving. My sister got an attorney who tore them a new one in court. They changed their stories a couple times, lost all credibility and charges were dropped. A few weeks later I was called for jury duty. Gave this as an example of why I dont like cops in a case that was almost the same as my sisters. I was dismissed.
Your sister could have saved herself all that drama by locking her keys in the trunk (where she COULD NOT ACCESS THEM without help) and sitting in the BACK seat. The cops have heard "but I want gonna drive," from to make drinks to believe it anymore. Do you know that if you leave a bar drink and convince a cop in the parking lot that you aren't to drink to drive and then have an accident, THEY could both be charged with manslaughter? It worse.
Opening the car door isnt enough to say she was going to drive weirdly enough, could very easily argue she was going to sit down in the car where its warm Edit: I've been informed many times about the same things so imma put this here for anyone who wants to learn more but doesn't want to scroll the replies. • It's not the passenger door, the video is flipped, you can see the wheel. •in certain places, and depending on how much of a power trip the cop is on, you CAN get a dui if you are in the front of your car with keys. So if you're gonna have a nap go in the back, and put your keys in the trunk or glovebox. •if a cop does what happens in this video and doesn't even let you sit in the car first, just say you were grabbing something from inside quickly and going back, it's a better excuse
In some jurisdictions sitting in the car with the keys in your pocket is enough to be considered that you have possession of the vehicle, which could then be a DUI so that isn’t some areas
@@doggystyle454 could argue in court there's no way to prove that they didn't intend to sit in the car, with the heater on, to sober up and sleep in a safer environment
People can sit in their car drunk, its a problem if they have the keys in the ignition/accessories running it woulda been more convincing if they said they were gonna pull her for public intoxication
Depends on the state, this show is in California where having possession of the keys and being in the drivers seat can show “control of the vehicle”. Also, she is getting in the drivers side, video is flipped
Here in the UK, the law isn't DUI, it's Drunk In Charge of a vehicle. You could be passed out cold on the back seat, but if you're drunk & in possession of the KEYS, your ass is grass.
Actually as long as the keys are in your hand and you touch the handle to get in a vehicle (exactly what happened) you can get arrested for dui without even the driving part. Even if you're getting in the passenger seat like this woman was doing. You would have to unlock your car via clicker and go to the back seat if you really didn't want issues. 😅
1. There was no driving. 2. There were no keys in the ignition. 3. Person in question opened the passenger's door. Never even sat inside. 4. There was no alcohol limit violation. 5. You cant arrest, or dettain someone against their will, thats involuntary abduction for a crime you 'think their going to commit.' 6. In spite of all this, the officers acted as if they did her a favor. 🙄
Riiiight 🙄 I noticed the passenger door thing immediately and take it from someone divorced from an alcoholic who always pull the keys from the ignition to try to say he was just sitting in the car with no intention of driving... Loop hole to get out of DUI 🙄
First of all her keys weren't in the ignition so they couldn't give her a DUI in the first place it's perfectly legal to sleep off a drunk in your car as long as you're not in a paid parking area without paying as long as her keys did not enter the ignition she would have been perfectly legal and there was nothing to stop her for now if she had gotten in the car and began to drive away then they could have pulled her over but not before
Depends on jurisdiction. This show is in California where the possession of the keys and sitting in the drivers seat can be enough to get a DUI. It might hard to make it stick because she never got the chance to sit down but that would be something the DA’s would decide if they could argue in court, not the police on the spot.
I just watched this episode of "The Rookie" They didnt let her go because she had cancer, she sat in the drunk tank until she sobered up and was released, which is when she explained that she had a few drinks after hearing her cancer diagnosis because she wasnt sure how to handle the news and wanted to forget.
Sadly this is how police do their job Assuming a woman is going to drive without proof, take her to a jail cell for hours instead of taking her to the hospital Then having the nerve to say getting arrested was a favor to her
1, you dont have to consent to tests. 2, she didnt start the car or have her keys prepared to turn it on. 3) public drunkenness is a crime and thats about all they have
@@ligerking8924no but it was even with the orientation of the car with it being flipped the passenger side would have been in the street unless she has a foreign model the show takes place in the US we have left hand drive not right hand drive
@@JustinLambert22 what streets you parking on? If you park a car in the street in the USA with the traffic direction and it is a left hand drive car (the standard) the drivers side will be in the road. Also, just look at the steering wheel when they are walking to the sidewalk, you can see it on the side of the car she was getting into
Opening the passenger door of a vehicle is not being under the operation of a vehicle in the eyes of the law. Her stop was pretextual and even though technically it might have devolved into a DUI. She did not have the reasonable suspicion to charge her under a DUI at that time even if she was over the legal limit. That case would be thrown out in a minute
St John police showed me mercy , big time I was diagnosed with cancer and I was coming from Fredericton to be admitted to St John hospital my sticker expired I was crying and there was a smoked joint in the car he saw it he asked if I was ok and I told him about just finding out I had cancer he showed true compassion and let me go to the hospital
Sometimes cops can be decent. I got pulled over on Monday. Had no idea why I was being pulled over. I had hit 2 detours and Google maps took me to the wrong place. I had no idea where I was. The cop asked where I was heading, and told him I had a follow up appointment following heart surgery. He was able to tell me how to get there. I had apparently missed a speed limit sign. He didn't give me a ticket. Believe me, I was grateful.
For anyone interested, DUI =driving under the influence. However the exact law states operating a motor vehicle under the influence. The law as intended meant driving the vehicle but the police choose to interpret the law in a way that gets them an arrest. Case above she opened the car door = she is operating the motor vehicle by opening the door. Laws need to be written in a very clear way to be understood but lawmakers love to use fancy word play so the law can be interpreted in multiple ways causing confusion and misinterpretations.
I don't know if IRL a cop could give you a DUI for opening the door, but in america they can give you it for sitting in the front of a car (not sure about passenger seat) while drunk if the car keys are kinda close. So even with the car turned off and keys not in ignition they can give you a record for DRIVING under the influence. Where I live (nowhere near america) luckily it works a lot differently and only if you actually MOVE the vehicle while drunk you can get something equal to DUI. Look up how it works in your country, but I assume america is once again an exception.
@@ZuignapThis is an exaggeration of what cops do you want a daily basis. Never happened to me, but someone I knew they had been stumbling out of the bar and got into their car to take a nap until they sobered up. She didn’t put the keys in the ignition, she just pulled back the driver seat. A cop rolled by and decided to interpret that as a DUI.
@@TheAkuaman you heard her she was not going to drive or hurt anyone so they did nothing more then get her attention and find out she has stage three breast cancer that's all😭😭
I have spine damage. Affects my spinal cord. Neuropathy. Have to stop to find balance occasionally. I stagger as well. Sometimes I need help from my wife. Don't think I'm drinking.
We were always told by cops and parents the best think to do if you have a few too many is sit in the car and sleep it off You have to be miserable to arrest someone who might just be relaxing in their car
Depends on the state. I agree with you but best advice is look up your local laws or sit in the back and put the keys as far from you as you can to establish you never intended to drive.
If you look at the car and the camera angle right after, you can see that the steering wheel is on the right ride of the car, not left like in most countries
It’s not *Driving* under the influence unless the engine is on. You can be in your car drunk. Not only that but it’s illegal for cops to stake out bars to catch people drunk
Where I live, even if you are just sitting in the passenger seat. No keys in the ignition you may be charged even if you are not driving, by sitting in the vehicle you are considered to be in the “care and control” of the motor vehicle. Also they can show up to your home, or wherever you are at and demand a breath sample. So even of you weren't drunk and you went where ever you were going and slam back some drinks and they show up an hour later, if you blow over... you get charged.
They didn't do her any favors. She was under the limit. Period. If she was over, no one cares that she has cancer. 😢 How I wish that compassion was applied for the public, but it's not. And regarding dui, what crappy ass state has a law that defines drinking and driving as even opening the car door? Thats just sad. Your not driving till the car is moving with an over the limit person, behind the wheel, and on a public roadway.
@@drrenard1277and technically there was a crime committed, they just charged her with the wrong one….because it’s a tv show….. Pedestrian under the influence is a crime
@@HEARTS4A3DR3A No actually, real police will 100% wait for a crime to happen, even when they could have prevented it. I’m like 90% sure that’s standard practice. It’s more about getting the arrest than preventing the crime.
In reality the moment they detained her would have been grounds for false imprisonment based on the office "assuming" she WAS intoxicated WITHOUT PERFORMING a CONCLUSIVE test. The only reason why I'm focused on what you would consider a MINOR detail is in fact a MAJOR CRITICAL detail in the fact that in TRUTH officers have infringed upon people's rights by automatically detaining and charging them WITHOUT DUE PROCESS under the law. Take for example the real life case and consequences of a woman who was a bys driver and a male cop decided to pull her over because he LIED and INSISTED she ran a red-light by failure to yield. Then looked into her PROTECTED MEDICAL HISTORY and decided she was driving under the influence(a D.U.I.) and charged her, detained her in a jail cell, contacted her employer and was PROMPTLY FIRED. You want to know what medication it was for?..........seizure medication. It has been posted on RUclips however, I'm not sure if she was able to sue for WRONGFUL termination much less sue on the grounds of a gross misconduct of the law for violation of her civil rights as well as a violation of her right to privacy under HIPPAA law either. Point is the officer had no probable cause much less a true reason to detain her based upon a bullshit assumption.
It isn't DUI until the engine turns over. Legally she could sit in driver seat blacked out drunk with the keys in the ignition but as long as the engine doesn't get turned on all she could be guilty of is drunken disorderly or parking violation.
I love how deceiving cop shows are. You don't get "less drunk" by waiting an hour or two... you get MORE drunk. Cops will intentionally wait hours to give you a breathalyzer because even if you were under the limit when you got pulled over, you'll fail at the station an hour or two later. That's just how alcohol works. Purely time based. TMYK
in most episodes but idk bout this one 😮 I think she jumped the gun a bit, instead of waiting to see if something was actually gonna happen she made a decision that could’ve resulted in a case getting thrown out or knocked down in court, possibly instead of making sure that she had a case. She had somewhat good intentions bc she wanted to prevent a crime and keep ppl safe.
DUI for opening a car door is stupid and should not be a thing. I feel like whenever you have "but you could" laws, they are punishing you for things that could happen in the future. Its stupid. Imagine you just want to get something out of your car. It should be legal until you start the motor.
At least they were willing to hear her out; sometimes getting bad news from the doctor can leave a person feeling like they’re losing control of their life and need something to help them feel normal if only for a little while.
This happen to my brother two weeks ago except for he wasn't drunk at all he changed one lane and passed all the test when it was time for him to take the blood test the cop didn't have his camera on telling my brother to shut up and cursing at him when my brother was calm when he was arrested he told the officer he needs to get numbers out his phone the officer told him again to shut up in front of other cops.
In order to be a DUI you have to turn on the car. Opening the door does not constitute one. Imagine you realise you're drunk and shouldn't drive and decided to get something from the car before taking a bus to head home. But even then the law is stupid. I have realised I was a bit too tipsy so I sat in my car and took a nap. Had the AC on so the car had to be on. But I had no intension of driving it. But in America that would be a DUI because I'd be operating a car technically. The lakw should account for if the car is in gear or not.
I know many people who got dui’s for sleeping in their car in the bar parking lot instead of driving home. Police only need probable cause to arrest. Meaning the only way you’re getting out of that DUI is if your car keys are nowhere near you at all. Inside the bar or with a friend who is not drunk. If the keys are in the car, in your pocket, on the car, in the ignition, or even on the ground next to the car, that’s a dui. Cops don’t give breaks. Released pending da review just means she won’t spend the night in a cell. She still getting a dui.
@@matts1166 no no that is not the law. You can sit in your car drunk as long as your keys are not in it and u driven it. Yes there has been cases of this and yes they won their case because the cops couldn't prove they were driving
@@anthonydesroches8897 You are wrong, and there are plenty of actual lawyers here on youtube that will spell it out for you. As long as you are drunk, in your car, and have the keys you are considered "in operation of the vehicle", even if it hasn't moved.
I was a juror for a DUI case about 6 years ago. The officer sat outside of a quinceanera for "2 hours" (his testimony), and he arrested the first guy who opened his driver door. He said, "He's Mexican, so I knew he would be drunk." One of the other jurors even went on a tirade in the deliberation room about how, "It didn't matter if the man was actuality drunk, he probably committed another crime the cops didn't find yet." The judge still refused to replace him with the stand-in. It was absolutely wild that I was the only juror who refused to vote him as guilty. The other jurors were more angry about not being able to "make it fast and go home." Some places still care about race more than reality.
This is why I never get put on a jury. I make it clear that I can't say if I will be able to follow the judge's instructions until I hear them. I'm voting with my conscience before the law.
@michaelwood2047 the most she could be guilty of is drunken disorderly and public intoxication which are just a slap on the wrist and probation for first offenders.
If they wanted to get her for drunk driving They actually were supposed to wait for her to start the car and then drive because opening the door to your own car when your drunk is still legal. For all we know, she could have been going in to get money out of the glove box or to put something in the vehicle. We don't know what she was going to do in the vehicle. That is why they were supposed to wait.
Depends where you live. Where I am even if you are just sitting in the passenger seat. No keys in the ignition you may be charged even if you are not driving, by sitting in the vehicle you are considered to be in the “care and control” of the motor vehicle.
I’ve gotten state police knocking on my car door, I was in the back seat, drunk as piss. I had already threw my car keys on the dash and threw away the bottle I was drinking. But I wasn’t driving. I was let go without any citation or warning.
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- Opening the door isn't evidence she was going to drive. - He didn't release her out of kindness, he released her because she wasn't drunk. They have no cause to detain.
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Everyone note that the video is flipped, look at the signs around, and the plates on the cars, so she was getting into the driver’s seat, not the passengers. Just so you’re aware.
First point of note, she was attempting to get into the vehicle, not behind the wheel and drive. You can sit, sleep in some places, touch, or otherwise while inebriated, as long as the car is off and keys out of the ignition. You can, in a lot of places have the car on as long as you’re not behind the wheel. The preemptive stop is circumstantial at best
Depends where you live and what the law says. Where I am if you are just sitting in the passenger seat. No keys in the ignition you may be charged even if you are not driving, by sitting in the vehicle you are considered to be in the “care and control” of the motor vehicle.
Where I live, even if you are just sitting in the passenger seat. No keys in the ignition you may be charged even if you are not driving, by sitting in the vehicle you are considered to be in the “care and control” of the motor vehicle. Also they can show up to your home, or wherever you are at and demand a breath sample. So even of you weren't drunk and you went where ever you were going and slam back some drinks and they show up an hour later, if you blow over... you get charged.
For most vehicles that have push button to start with a wireless key fob that doesn't fit into ignition the key and ignition law either needs to be updated or can simply be tossed out in court as the engine wasn't running.
She wasn't operating a vehicle. She simply opened a car door. Doesn't matter if she intended to drive or not. She never drove. Which, is one of the two requirements of getting a DUI.
It's still considered being impaired. 🤷♀️ doesn't matter if it's alcohol, drugs.. you could even be charged if you had a cast on your leg or arm, because it impairs you.
Realistically, they wouldn't charge her unless she was in the driver seat with the keys in the ignition or in her hands. Otherwise there would be way more DUIs as simply being near a car when drunk would be enough. They have to be able to prove intent or the case gets thrown out and complaints or lawsuits will likely follow
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Mercy is a good thing to those who are burdened by illness
She also did not commit any crimes
Or those who are burdened in general
Talk like a person
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@@PaintingsOfilkact like a man 😂
The police officer actually listened to what she had to say instead of having a blind eye to her! His actions saved her from being arrested for nothing she had done!
Commander, not just police officer :p
She was getting in the passenger side. If it isn’t an English ( right hand drive car) , no crime committed .
@@michaelzona9880Some places make it illegal to be in possession of your car keys while intoxicated within a certain distance of the car. I've heard of people being arrested while drunk taking a nap in the backseat with the car turned off and being charged.
It's a TV show
It’s tv not real just a show. Cause I’m the real world the chargers would stick
Dumb cops tried this with my sister. She was not wasted, but over the limit. Called an uber and was waiting in her car, charging her phone which was almost dead. They approached her, gave her a DUI, and lied about seeing her driving. My sister got an attorney who tore them a new one in court. They changed their stories a couple times, lost all credibility and charges were dropped. A few weeks later I was called for jury duty. Gave this as an example of why I dont like cops in a case that was almost the same as my sisters. I was dismissed.
did she sue for false accusations and illegal arrest?
Your sister could have saved herself all that drama by locking her keys in the trunk (where she COULD NOT ACCESS THEM without help) and sitting in the BACK seat. The cops have heard "but I want gonna drive," from to make drinks to believe it anymore. Do you know that if you leave a bar drink and convince a cop in the parking lot that you aren't to drink to drive and then have an accident, THEY could both be charged with manslaughter? It worse.
I feel that. Im not for defending police, but i will never trust a cop.
@@dkat8087were you drunk writing this 🍻 🤪
Imagine if your sister wasn’t a drunk
Opening the car door isnt enough to say she was going to drive weirdly enough, could very easily argue she was going to sit down in the car where its warm
Edit: I've been informed many times about the same things so imma put this here for anyone who wants to learn more but doesn't want to scroll the replies.
• It's not the passenger door, the video is flipped, you can see the wheel.
•in certain places, and depending on how much of a power trip the cop is on, you CAN get a dui if you are in the front of your car with keys. So if you're gonna have a nap go in the back, and put your keys in the trunk or glovebox.
•if a cop does what happens in this video and doesn't even let you sit in the car first, just say you were grabbing something from inside quickly and going back, it's a better excuse
In some jurisdictions sitting in the car with the keys in your pocket is enough to be considered that you have possession of the vehicle, which could then be a DUI so that isn’t some areas
Even so, the saying goes, "Better be safe than sorry"
It shows intent
That wasn't the driver's side door
@@doggystyle454 could argue in court there's no way to prove that they didn't intend to sit in the car, with the heater on, to sober up and sleep in a safer environment
The policewoman missed the "driving" part in DUI
how about ODUI - OPENING DOOR UNDER THE INFLUECE
Literally not a crime but go off
Yeah. Let's wait until the drunk guy is zooming so we can have a cool chase scene.
Not like drunk people are known to refuse stopping
Also, barely under the limit is still under the limit lol
The law is when you take a seat in the drivers seat. She opened the side door, lol, and didn’t sit. L representation of cops right there
People can sit in their car drunk, its a problem if they have the keys in the ignition/accessories running it woulda been more convincing if they said they were gonna pull her for public intoxication
What if they want to turn on the AC?
Depends on the state, this show is in California where having possession of the keys and being in the drivers seat can show “control of the vehicle”. Also, she is getting in the drivers side, video is flipped
Here in the UK, the law isn't DUI, it's Drunk In Charge of a vehicle.
You could be passed out cold on the back seat, but if you're drunk & in possession of the KEYS, your ass is grass.
Car also don’t necessarily have keys to go into the ignition anymore
Actually as long as the keys are in your hand and you touch the handle to get in a vehicle (exactly what happened) you can get arrested for dui without even the driving part. Even if you're getting in the passenger seat like this woman was doing. You would have to unlock your car via clicker and go to the back seat if you really didn't want issues. 😅
1. There was no driving.
2. There were no keys in the ignition.
3. Person in question opened the passenger's door. Never even sat inside.
4. There was no alcohol limit violation.
5. You cant arrest, or dettain someone against their will, thats involuntary abduction for a crime you 'think their going to commit.'
6. In spite of all this, the officers acted as if they did her a favor. 🙄
Riiiight 🙄 I noticed the passenger door thing immediately and take it from someone divorced from an alcoholic who always pull the keys from the ignition to try to say he was just sitting in the car with no intention of driving... Loop hole to get out of DUI 🙄
#7 what if she was homeless or planning to sleep it off in her car
Car is right hand drive..... good try on the passenger door though :)
This is just show!!!!
Let me point out the video is flipped. Look at the signs and the plates in the cop car. So she was getting in the driver’s seat.
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First of all her keys weren't in the ignition so they couldn't give her a DUI in the first place it's perfectly legal to sleep off a drunk in your car as long as you're not in a paid parking area without paying as long as her keys did not enter the ignition she would have been perfectly legal and there was nothing to stop her for now if she had gotten in the car and began to drive away then they could have pulled her over but not before
Depends on jurisdiction. This show is in California where the possession of the keys and sitting in the drivers seat can be enough to get a DUI. It might hard to make it stick because she never got the chance to sit down but that would be something the DA’s would decide if they could argue in court, not the police on the spot.
What if the car is keyless?
Putting the car in gear around here, otherwise I’m just using the heater
Do you just leave your keys in the ignition when you go out somewhere? No so is probable to assume she was going to drive
It’s a tv show 😑
They shared her pain, you could see it in their eyes
That's called acting. Obviously this was a sketch.
Great acting
no.
I just watched this episode of "The Rookie"
They didnt let her go because she had cancer, she sat in the drunk tank until she sobered up and was released, which is when she explained that she had a few drinks after hearing her cancer diagnosis because she wasnt sure how to handle the news and wanted to forget.
That's the series that has Melissa O'Neil in it, isn't it?
I'd watch it just for her
The lady cop is an excellent actor. She's got that LAPD vibe 100%. The posturing, the attitude 👍
LAPD are corrupt bastards.
the arrogance you mean.
Sadly this is how police do their job
Assuming a woman is going to drive without proof, take her to a jail cell for hours instead of taking her to the hospital
Then having the nerve to say getting arrested was a favor to her
1, you dont have to consent to tests. 2, she didnt start the car or have her keys prepared to turn it on. 3) public drunkenness is a crime and thats about all they have
She opened the passenger side door so she would not even end up Charged.
@@markwhelan9887 the video is flipped she's opening the drivers door. We can see the steering wheel
@@Noelleiscutethis show takes place in America. That’s the right side of the car. Not the driver side
@@shrimpymac29all the text is flipped. They flip the video attempting to not flag copyright
@@shrimpymac29the video is flipped. You can see the steering wheel on the right side after the cop tells her to get on the sidewalk
That wasn't even the driver's side door
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Yeah it was, video is flipped
@@ligerking8924no but it was even with the orientation of the car with it being flipped the passenger side would have been in the street unless she has a foreign model the show takes place in the US we have left hand drive not right hand drive
@@ligerking8924no it wasn’t. Look at the damn car bro💀
@@MasonJarrr_ The. Video. Is. Flipped.
@@JustinLambert22 what streets you parking on? If you park a car in the street in the USA with the traffic direction and it is a left hand drive car (the standard) the drivers side will be in the road. Also, just look at the steering wheel when they are walking to the sidewalk, you can see it on the side of the car she was getting into
Opening the passenger door of a vehicle is not being under the operation of a vehicle in the eyes of the law. Her stop was pretextual and even though technically it might have devolved into a DUI. She did not have the reasonable suspicion to charge her under a DUI at that time even if she was over the legal limit. That case would be thrown out in a minute
You can clearly see in the next shot that she opened the driver's side door. The steering wheel is on the outer side.which is the door she opened.
The video is flipped
Lazy content posters flip videos so the copyright owners’ software has a harder time picking them up.
It's not the passenger door. The video is flipped. 🙄
@@shamelesshussy It's not lazy, it's smart. Same as 'distorting' the dialogue. 🤔 😏
St John police showed me mercy , big time I was diagnosed with cancer and I was coming from Fredericton to be admitted to St John hospital my sticker expired I was crying and there was a smoked joint in the car he saw it he asked if I was ok and I told him about just finding out I had cancer he showed true compassion and let me go to the hospital
I hope you make a quick recovery! I wish the best for you!
St John police showed mercy? You got the rare one from what I have heard from Moncton. I hope you do well.
Call DUI+ guy and he will have that case dismissed right quick.
Sometimes cops can be decent.
I got pulled over on Monday. Had no idea why I was being pulled over. I had hit 2 detours and Google maps took me to the wrong place. I had no idea where I was.
The cop asked where I was heading, and told him I had a follow up appointment following heart surgery. He was able to tell me how to get there.
I had apparently missed a speed limit sign. He didn't give me a ticket. Believe me, I was grateful.
For anyone interested, DUI =driving under the influence. However the exact law states operating a motor vehicle under the influence. The law as intended meant driving the vehicle but the police choose to interpret the law in a way that gets them an arrest. Case above she opened the car door = she is operating the motor vehicle by opening the door. Laws need to be written in a very clear way to be understood but lawmakers love to use fancy word play so the law can be interpreted in multiple ways causing confusion and misinterpretations.
I don't know if IRL a cop could give you a DUI for opening the door, but in america they can give you it for sitting in the front of a car (not sure about passenger seat) while drunk if the car keys are kinda close. So even with the car turned off and keys not in ignition they can give you a record for DRIVING under the influence. Where I live (nowhere near america) luckily it works a lot differently and only if you actually MOVE the vehicle while drunk you can get something equal to DUI. Look up how it works in your country, but I assume america is once again an exception.
@@ZuignapThis is an exaggeration of what cops do you want a daily basis.
Never happened to me, but someone I knew they had been stumbling out of the bar and got into their car to take a nap until they sobered up.
She didn’t put the keys in the ignition, she just pulled back the driver seat. A cop rolled by and decided to interpret that as a DUI.
Thank you, the usage of words matter.
True she us going through alot at this moment ❤
she's still a got a few months till death happens so she's living life to it's limits till she can live no longer💀
She was opening the passenger side door... It's not enough to say she was going to drive.
Good decent human beings, deserve to have this kind of job
your not an alcoholic stage three breast cancer💀
@@SaraMorgan-ym6ue I mean probably the police save her life , by don’t let her drive like that
@@TheAkuaman you heard her she was not going to drive or hurt anyone so they did nothing more then get her attention and find out she has stage three breast cancer that's all😭😭
I have spine damage. Affects my spinal cord. Neuropathy. Have to stop to find balance occasionally. I stagger as well. Sometimes I need help from my wife. Don't think I'm drinking.
what is the title of this movie?
We were always told by cops and parents the best think to do if you have a few too many is sit in the car and sleep it off
You have to be miserable to arrest someone who might just be relaxing in their car
How is her opening her passenger side door a DUI? Driving is the first word of the acronym 🤦🏾♂️
Depends on the state. I agree with you but best advice is look up your local laws or sit in the back and put the keys as far from you as you can to establish you never intended to drive.
If you look at the car and the camera angle right after, you can see that the steering wheel is on the right ride of the car, not left like in most countries
That is the driver’s side, video is flipped like most TV shows and movies on shorts
@@beanz1692 this is in California, USA. The video is just flipped
The video is reversed so it doesn't get taken down for copyright. Almost all TV and movie clips on yt are flipped
Experientially, there’s Actually Good Representation out there 🛡️ ✨🙏🏼😊
It’s not *Driving* under the influence unless the engine is on. You can be in your car drunk. Not only that but it’s illegal for cops to stake out bars to catch people drunk
Where I live, even if you are just sitting in the passenger seat. No keys in the ignition you may be charged even if you are not driving, by sitting in the vehicle you are considered to be in the “care and control” of the motor vehicle. Also they can show up to your home, or wherever you are at and demand a breath sample. So even of you weren't drunk and you went where ever you were going and slam back some drinks and they show up an hour later, if you blow over... you get charged.
They didn't do her any favors. She was under the limit. Period. If she was over, no one cares that she has cancer. 😢 How I wish that compassion was applied for the public, but it's not.
And regarding dui, what crappy ass state has a law that defines drinking and driving as even opening the car door? Thats just sad. Your not driving till the car is moving with an over the limit person, behind the wheel, and on a public roadway.
they faked the score to let her g
If she was in custody for any length of time and blew a .07 it meant she was above that before she was taken in.
So instead of officers stopping her they waited and watched until she opens the car door to pounce. They need to be Retrained
Just like real police. Also just like real police, an arrest without a crime committed.
It’s a show calm down
@@drrenard1277oh I’m sorry, are you in law enforcement? Or just see what the news tells you?
@@drrenard1277and technically there was a crime committed, they just charged her with the wrong one….because it’s a tv show…..
Pedestrian under the influence is a crime
@@HEARTS4A3DR3A No actually, real police will 100% wait for a crime to happen, even when they could have prevented it. I’m like 90% sure that’s standard practice. It’s more about getting the arrest than preventing the crime.
In reality the moment they detained her would have been grounds for false imprisonment based on the office "assuming" she WAS intoxicated WITHOUT PERFORMING a CONCLUSIVE test. The only reason why I'm focused on what you would consider a MINOR detail is in fact a MAJOR CRITICAL detail in the fact that in TRUTH officers have infringed upon people's rights by automatically detaining and charging them WITHOUT DUE PROCESS under the law. Take for example the real life case and consequences of a woman who was a bys driver and a male cop decided to pull her over because he LIED and INSISTED she ran a red-light by failure to yield. Then looked into her PROTECTED MEDICAL HISTORY and decided she was driving under the influence(a D.U.I.) and charged her, detained her in a jail cell, contacted her employer and was PROMPTLY FIRED. You want to know what medication it was for?..........seizure medication. It has been posted on RUclips however, I'm not sure if she was able to sue for WRONGFUL termination much less sue on the grounds of a gross misconduct of the law for violation of her civil rights as well as a violation of her right to privacy under HIPPAA law either. Point is the officer had no probable cause much less a true reason to detain her based upon a bullshit assumption.
My mom is in the hospital battling blood cancer ( true)
It isn't DUI until the engine turns over. Legally she could sit in driver seat blacked out drunk with the keys in the ignition but as long as the engine doesn't get turned on all she could be guilty of is drunken disorderly or parking violation.
I love how deceiving cop shows are.
You don't get "less drunk" by waiting an hour or two... you get MORE drunk.
Cops will intentionally wait hours to give you a breathalyzer because even if you were under the limit when you got pulled over, you'll fail at the station an hour or two later.
That's just how alcohol works. Purely time based.
TMYK
may God give her strength 🤲🤲🤲 Ameen
She was also amazing in Lemonade Mouth if anyone remembers that movie
Harper is actually so badass
in most episodes but idk bout this one 😮 I think she jumped the gun a bit, instead of waiting to see if something was actually gonna happen she made a decision that could’ve resulted in a case getting thrown out or knocked down in court, possibly instead of making sure that she had a case. She had somewhat good intentions bc she wanted to prevent a crime and keep ppl safe.
Name of show or movie
@@Mahariplays "The Rookie"
@@Mahariplays the rookie
DUI for opening a car door is stupid and should not be a thing. I feel like whenever you have "but you could" laws, they are punishing you for things that could happen in the future. Its stupid. Imagine you just want to get something out of your car. It should be legal until you start the motor.
At least they were willing to hear her out; sometimes getting bad news from the doctor can leave a person feeling like they’re losing control of their life and need something to help them feel normal if only for a little while.
"I just wanted to feel.... Less". Yeah, I know how she feels.
We created a situation where we get to be merciful. Be thankful to us.
"We" who?
Show name: the rookie
Only on Hulu
Praying for anyone in this situation may the Lord lay his healing hand on you and bring good health blessing and strength to you
They share her pain. Props to them.
Series- The rookie
Available on Prime only in US, available on telegram
This happen to my brother two weeks ago except for he wasn't drunk at all he changed one lane and passed all the test when it was time for him to take the blood test the cop didn't have his camera on telling my brother to shut up and cursing at him when my brother was calm when he was arrested he told the officer he needs to get numbers out his phone the officer told him again to shut up in front of other cops.
Prayers for her ❤
There’s no justification to arrest her as she never drove
In order to be a DUI you have to turn on the car. Opening the door does not constitute one. Imagine you realise you're drunk and shouldn't drive and decided to get something from the car before taking a bus to head home.
But even then the law is stupid. I have realised I was a bit too tipsy so I sat in my car and took a nap. Had the AC on so the car had to be on. But I had no intension of driving it. But in America that would be a DUI because I'd be operating a car technically.
The lakw should account for if the car is in gear or not.
I know many people who got dui’s for sleeping in their car in the bar parking lot instead of driving home. Police only need probable cause to arrest. Meaning the only way you’re getting out of that DUI is if your car keys are nowhere near you at all. Inside the bar or with a friend who is not drunk. If the keys are in the car, in your pocket, on the car, in the ignition, or even on the ground next to the car, that’s a dui. Cops don’t give breaks. Released pending da review just means she won’t spend the night in a cell. She still getting a dui.
Mekia Cox (Nyla Harper) is just drop-dead gorgeous.
I am glad .she gave her warning. I am sorry she has a bad news. Next time she gets someone drive. And she will be safe.
Accually 1 that's entrapment 2. It's not a DUI because she was never driving
Not entrapment. If she would have gotten into the car it IS DUI, even if not driving.
@@matts1166 no no that is not the law. You can sit in your car drunk as long as your keys are not in it and u driven it. Yes there has been cases of this and yes they won their case because the cops couldn't prove they were driving
@@anthonydesroches8897 You are wrong, and there are plenty of actual lawyers here on youtube that will spell it out for you. As long as you are drunk, in your car, and have the keys you are considered "in operation of the vehicle", even if it hasn't moved.
@@matts1166 That's the part where he said your keys are not in it.
@@tractorguy97 When he said "not in it" I was thinking "not in the ignition". Simply having keys in the passenger compartment is enough to be charged.
I was a juror for a DUI case about 6 years ago. The officer sat outside of a quinceanera for "2 hours" (his testimony), and he arrested the first guy who opened his driver door. He said, "He's Mexican, so I knew he would be drunk."
One of the other jurors even went on a tirade in the deliberation room about how, "It didn't matter if the man was actuality drunk, he probably committed another crime the cops didn't find yet." The judge still refused to replace him with the stand-in.
It was absolutely wild that I was the only juror who refused to vote him as guilty. The other jurors were more angry about not being able to "make it fast and go home."
Some places still care about race more than reality.
This is why I never get put on a jury. I make it clear that I can't say if I will be able to follow the judge's instructions until I hear them. I'm voting with my conscience before the law.
The fall for me she's very cute the way she talks 🤩🤩
"You deserve a little good news today.", what a great Message for someone who is carrieing to much at the moment.❤
This is how real law enforcement should act
No, they literally accused her of DUI whenever she was opening the car door, that's the exact opposite of what they should be doing!
0 crimes were committed, she should sue the PD and use the money to pay for her treatment.
She could have been getting something out of the car. They should have waited until she actually started the car.
@michaelwood2047 the most she could be guilty of is drunken disorderly and public intoxication which are just a slap on the wrist and probation for first offenders.
Opening a PASSENGER DOOR is not grounds for even suspicion of DUI
The video is flipped. It was the drivers side.
If they wanted to get her for drunk driving They actually were supposed to wait for her to start the car and then drive because opening the door to your own car when your drunk is still legal. For all we know, she could have been going in to get money out of the glove box or to put something in the vehicle. We don't know what she was going to do in the vehicle. That is why they were supposed to wait.
This literally made me cry
Cop violated the law, you can sit in your car turned on and in park whether you BAC is .3 or 0. Just dont take it out of park and they can't get you.
Depends where you live. Where I am even if you are just sitting in the passenger seat. No keys in the ignition you may be charged even if you are not driving, by sitting in the vehicle you are considered to be in the “care and control” of the motor vehicle.
She’s (Chloe Bridges) married to Adam Devine and they recently had a child together.
I’ve gotten state police knocking on my car door, I was in the back seat, drunk as piss. I had already threw my car keys on the dash and threw away the bottle I was drinking. But I wasn’t driving. I was let go without any citation or warning.
I know it is a show, but if it was a man with the same situation, I guarantee they would show the same kind of mercy.
Going after real criminals is hard.
My grandmother, grandfather, and younger sister all died from cancer; I wish this terrible disease didn’t exist because it took the most beautiful people I’ve ever know away from me. I’ve lost everyone who showed me true unconditional love because of this disease and I occasionally don’t want to be alive because of that. I’m okay now after years of intense grief and pain, but if I had one wish, it would be to stop anyone from feeling what I’ve felt after losing someone so strong and beautiful to a disease like this.
Just opening a door does not equal a DUI
I was about to burst out laughing when I saw she fell down, until I saw the title
Getting into the car isn't the same as driving, and she should not have been arrested or even questioned.
She looks like the girl from camp rock 2 that nick Jonas wrote "introducing me" for
- Opening the door isn't evidence she was going to drive.
- He didn't release her out of kindness, he released her because she wasn't drunk. They have no cause to detain.
I know it's a TV show, but I think most people would understand and cut a little slack.
Yeah. Stage 3 took my Aunt right out of here.
RIP Auntie 😔🙏
Justice is blind. Not heartless.
My best friend has breast cancer i really hope she makes it she is a very good person shes like a sister to me and my wife we will be devastated if she pases please pray 🙏 for my best friend claudia medina all prayers are welcome 🙏
The way i'm proud of women officers in
Uniform😮😮😮😮😮❤
Everyone note that the video is flipped, look at the signs around, and the plates on the cars, so she was getting into the driver’s seat, not the passengers. Just so you’re aware.
Wow! Must be nice! I'd NEVER get a break like that!
That's why so many people "drink".... it's not to feel good, it's the pursuit of feeling nothing; because feeling nothing is better.
First point of note, she was attempting to get into the vehicle, not behind the wheel and drive.
You can sit, sleep in some places, touch, or otherwise while inebriated, as long as the car is off and keys out of the ignition.
You can, in a lot of places have the car on as long as you’re not behind the wheel.
The preemptive stop is circumstantial at best
Depends where you live and what the law says. Where I am if you are just sitting in the passenger seat. No keys in the ignition you may be charged even if you are not driving, by sitting in the vehicle you are considered to be in the “care and control” of the motor vehicle.
Just opening your door should never be a DUI. If I drink too much and want to sleep in my car, I should be able to do that.
Where I live, even if you are just sitting in the passenger seat. No keys in the ignition you may be charged even if you are not driving, by sitting in the vehicle you are considered to be in the “care and control” of the motor vehicle. Also they can show up to your home, or wherever you are at and demand a breath sample. So even of you weren't drunk and you went where ever you were going and slam back some drinks and they show up an hour later, if you blow over... you get charged.
It's amazing what you can get away with if you have a pretty face 😊
My heart just broke for her😢
For most vehicles that have push button to start with a wireless key fob that doesn't fit into ignition the key and ignition law either needs to be updated or can simply be tossed out in court as the engine wasn't running.
Love that actress. Chloe is her name I think. When she was young she was mad gorgeous
Roxy Graham from Insatiable !!! 💅🏽❤️🔥
My late wife died of cancer. This hit hard.
I was at a hospital in the ER and saw an older lady crying with her juvenile daughter. They just lost a loved one. Tragedy is all around us.
I love that TV show
She wasn't operating a vehicle. She simply opened a car door. Doesn't matter if she intended to drive or not. She never drove. Which, is one of the two requirements of getting a DUI.
Wild cause I have seen footage of cancer patients being arrested for weed to deal with their pain
It's still considered being impaired. 🤷♀️ doesn't matter if it's alcohol, drugs.. you could even be charged if you had a cast on your leg or arm, because it impairs you.
Considering she never even got in the car, there was no cause to stop her.
The way she fell😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
If only this wasn't a TV show.
Honestly, I would still arrest her. Not to be rude, but just because you have an illness doesn't mean you get to do stuff that is illegal.
Bless those in so called law enforcement that still have a heart!
Amen
Call me weak, this brought tears to my eyes🙏😎
I remember her as Sydney from pretty little liars
Realistically, they wouldn't charge her unless she was in the driver seat with the keys in the ignition or in her hands. Otherwise there would be way more DUIs as simply being near a car when drunk would be enough. They have to be able to prove intent or the case gets thrown out and complaints or lawsuits will likely follow
The way she fell 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bro she’s so fine