20-Year-Old's .132% BAC: Flight Attendant Dream Destroyed in One Night

Описание: A college-age woman with dreams of becoming a flight attendant. Driving 20 mph in a 35 mph zone. And a breath test that would end everything she'd been working toward.
When Washington State Patrol stops Paige for driving suspiciously slow and staying in the wrong lane, her explanation seems reasonable—she's just following her car's speed limit setting. But the officer notices something else: bloodshot watery eyes, the unmistakable odor of intoxicants, and slurred speech. She insists she hasn't had anything to drink. Not a single drop.
What follows is a complete DUI investigation captured entirely on body camera. Field sobriety tests she struggles to complete. A modified HGN test that reveals the truth before she even breathes into the device. And a portable breath test showing .132%—more than 13 times the legal limit for someone under 21. But the biggest question isn't just how much she drank. It's whether one mistake will truly cost her the aviation career she's spent thousands of dollars training for.

This footage is obtained from public records requests to the Washington State Patrol and Pullman Police Department, Washington, and is considered public domain under state sunshine laws. This video is created for educational and informational purposes, providing legal analysis of law enforcement procedures, constitutional rights, and officer conduct during traffic stops and DUI investigations.
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Fourth Amendment - Reasonable Suspicion for Traffic Stops (Slow Speed & Lane Violations)
Standardized Field Sobriety Tests - HGN, Walk & Turn, One Leg Stand Procedures
Washington State Zero-Tolerance Law (RCW 46.61.502/504) for Underage DUI
Implied Consent Warning & Right to Refuse vs. Consequences of Refusal
Miranda Rights & Right to Attorney During DUI Investigation


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