Field Sobriety Test

a. Drunk driving may be defined as driving a motor vehicle with the presence of alcohol in the blood exceeding the permissible limits on the country's legislation.

Burke, Sheila. "TN Supreme Court to Hear Field Sobriety Case." The Tennessean. N.p., 23 Mar. 2013. Web. 28 Mar. 2013.

On 08/20/2017 at 1002 hours FTO Wheeler #4361 and I responded to St. Luke’s Hospital emergency room entrance, on 3555 Cesar Chavez St., regarding a women in a hospital gown trying to break the caller’s vehicle window with a brick. Officer Wheeler and I were in full police uniform driving a marked patrol unit when we responded.

Driving under the influence of alcohol has been a major issue in America, spanning all the way back to more than 50 years ago (Raymond). Many accidents are caused from drinking and driving yearly, resulting in thousands of deaths and injuries involving innocent people. When alcohol is mixed with driving a motor vehicle, there are no limits to who may be at risk. This means that drunk driving has been harming, hurting and killing many innocent people in America. Over the years I have witnessed many aftermaths of drunk driving accidents and have heard of multiple accidents resulting from alcohol use involving people I know, and people I do not know. Sometimes, in accidents like these, all parties involved may walk away from the accident with

On Sunday, 04/29/2018, at approximately 1024 hours, I was in full police uniform, driving a marked Daly City Police patrol vehicle. I was driving south on Sullivan Avenue, north of the interstate 280 south on ramp. At that time my attention was drawn to a gray, 2015, Volkswagen, Passat bearing California license #5TUF434. I saw the vehicle was occupied by a male driver and female passenger. I conducted a records check on the computer in my patrol vehicle and it revealed it was a stolen vehicle out of Oakland.

Mr. Matthews said the male then got out of the truck and then began to walk down his driveway and fell and face first on the driveway. The male then got up and stumbled all the way down the street and disappeared in the darkness. While Officer Seachris was speaking with Mr. Matthews, neighbors advised there was moaning coming from down the street. Officer Seachris went to 628 S Vassar and located a light-skinned, bald, Hispanic male with no shirt lying face down on the cement porch. This subject was later identified as Javier Ramirez-Zarate. Officer Seachris could immediately smell a very strong odor of an alcoholic beverage on Mr. Ramirez-Zarate. Officer Seachris attempted to get information about the accident but Mr. Ramirez-Zarate kept repeating that he was at his house. Officer Seachris had Mr. Ramirez-Zarate walk down the street and observe that Mr. Ramirez-Zarate was having difficulty maintaining his balance. Officer Seachris instructed Mr. Ramirez-Zarate that he was going to administer sobriety tests and attempted to do so. Mr. Ramirez-Zarate could not perform the test and Officer Seachris took him into custody. During this time Officer Wheeler made contact with Mr. Ramirez-Zarate’s girlfriend who advised that Mr. Ramirez-Zarate had been driving the truck earlier and as far as she knew he

According to police reports, Mr. Jonathan Hartshorn was involved in a single vehicle non-injury accident when the vehicle he was operating rear ended another vehicle in the drive thru lane at 1212 S Rock Rd. Officers were called to the accident and made contact with Mr. Hartshorn, who had moved to 1219 S Rock Rd. Officer Reser made contact with Mr. Hartshorn and detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage on Mr. Hartshorn. Mr. Hartshorn also had slurred speech. Officer Reser had Mr. Hartshorn perform the sobriety tests, which he failed. Mr. Hartshorn submitted to a breath test which showed a BAC of

This case involved Sultana Sultan being a danger to herself and others. Sultan was transported by Pasadena RA 33 to the Huntington Memorial Hospital Emergency Room (HMH), where she was placed on a WIC 5150 hold.

This case involves the suspect being arrested for public intoxication and unable to care for himself in violation of PC 647(f)-Public Intoxication.

Most people remember the first time they got to sit behind the wheel of a car and the exhilarating feeling of control. The first time I drove came about in the final lap of the derby I raced in the summer before my freshman year of high school. The race took place in Daley Plaza in Chicago on a sunny Saturday afternoon. My team and I were filled with excitement and nerves as we prepared to begin the race. Everyone chose me to drive as our final driver, and the thought of potentially driving to secure our victory terrified me. Soon the race started and we were swept away in the first three crazy laps and the intense challenges. Finally, Aastha pulled up to our pit and scrambled out of the car to complete the challenge. I quickly threw on the

I then made contact with the driver of the vehicle who identified herself using a State of Florida issued driver license as Emilia Correa D.O.B. 11/22/1985. Correa stated she had just left a cigar lounge where she consumed “a few” alcoholic beverages. Correa stated she was on her way to eat before going home. However, while speaking with Correa her statements were inconsistent and briefly delayed similar to those under the influence. Based on statements made during the initial contact and my observations I asked her to exit her vehicle to continue speaking with her. I then asked Correa

On 12/12/2015 at 22:28 hours, while on DWI patrol, I observed a white male matching the description of a male who fled on an officer just prior to my pedestrian stop. I activated my overhead lights and sirens and conducted a pedestrian stop at the intersection of Good Intent and First Ave.

This case involves the suspect being arrested for public intoxication and unable to care for himself in violation of PC 647(f)-Public Intoxication.

On 07-18-17 at approximately 1528 hours, I was dispatched to Fair Oaks Avenue and California Boulevard regarding a male White running into the street. The male was reportedly attempting to stop

On 10-28-16 at 1354 hours Officer Harrell #3441 and I were dispatched to the area of Garfield Avenue and Orange Grove Boulevard regarding a possible DUI driver. Dispatch advised that Witness Alma Funes described the vehicle as a beige Honda with a license plate of #4HCX801. Funes told dispatch the driver parked his vehicle in front of 721 N. Garfield Avenue.