but it looks like his lucky streak is over. >> narrator: tonight on "speeders," we hit hollywood, california, and catch this party girl strutting her stuff for the cops... [ crowd cheering ] and the peanut gallery. >> you know what? get back in the car. get back in the car. >> narrator: and in chicago, this driver has lost her license and her temper. >> i had it in my purse, and now i just can't find it. why are you guys just giving me such a hard time? >> narrator: all this... >> have you been drinking all these beers? >> i don't drink. >> you don't drink? >> not natural light. >> narrator: ...and more traffic stops... >> you're a liar. >> narrator: ...and excuses... >> i gave my brother the money to pick up my license plates, and he took the money. >> narrator: ...from across the country... >> you want a kiss? >> no, thanks. >> narrator: ...right now on "speeders." [ siren wails ]

>> my name is alex. i work for the los angeles police department. [ siren wailing ] "izquierda," in spanish, is "left," so that's a nickname. they just call me "lefty." hollywood division, you have the clubs, the tourists, and you go a little bit further down, you're gonna hit areas that are gang-infested. the variety of people that you come across in hollywood -- it's unique unto the city. it's 2:30 in the morning, hollywood boulevard. [ siren wailing ] we're on hollywood boulevard. we just had a vehicle conduct an illegal u-turn. >> narrator: officer izquierdo's experience has taught him that illegal u-turns can be a sign of drunk driving.

>> roll down the back windows. i'm stopping you because of a u-turn that you just made right now. can i see your driver's license? my partner said he saw another driver's license. do you have another driver's license? >> what? >> do you have another i.d.? >> no, i don't. they're my credit cards. >> okay. is this your vehicle? >> yes. you stopped me for a u-turn. give me my ticket and let me go. >> narrator: looks like another case of d.w.a. -- driving with attitude. >> okay, valerie, you're not allowed to have two driver's licenses. my partner says he saw another driver's license. >> what two driver's license? >> is that a california i.d.? >> this is not mine, this is hers. >> okay, valerie, you're 20 years old, correct? have you had anything to drink tonight at all? >> no! we haven't! >> at no time today did you have anything to drink? >> no, we did not drink. we came from a strip club, and then we tried to go to another

club, but it was closed down. >> okay. here, valerie. take a look at my finger. i want you to follow it with your eyes. don't move your head. >> you know what? i honestly feel harassed. >> well, you're not. >> i feel like you're harassing me. >> well, we're not harassing you, so let us do this, okay? all right? >> wait, i have a question. how are we gonna be able to drink... >> valerie, take a look at my finger. i want to make sure there's no alcohol involved, okay? >> val, you want to take a breathalyzer test? >> hey, john, i'm gonna have her walk out to you. valerie, step out for a second. we're gonna put you on the breathalyzer, okay? [ women cheering ] >> narrator: remember, this is hollywood, and even when the police try to make you walk a straight line, you get the star treatment. [ crowd cheering ] >> you know what? get back in the car. get back in the car. [ cheering continues ] >> that's my girl! whoo! >> you guys are messing with me,

man. [ laughter ] >> take a deep breath and blow. keep blowing, keep blowing, keep blowing, keep blowing. [ women cheering ] >> let me take a picture of you! >> okay. >> can i take a picture with you? >> okay, valerie. just hold on a second, okay? >> i didn't think i was gonna get tested for alcohol or anything like that. i don't drink and drive. i get offended by any little question. he's over here accusing me of [bleep] i didn't do. >> narrator: she passed a sobriety test, and the crowd seemed to like her. [ crowd cheering ] officer izquierdo lets her go without a citation. >> drive safely, okay? >> i will. >> turn where you're supposed to in the intersections, not before the intersections. >> yes, sir. >> okay? >> can i take a picture with you guys? >> make sure all your seat belts are on, girls. [ women cheering ] >> bye! >> she's under 21, so there's zero tolerance. i wanted to put her on the breathalyzer and make sure there was no alcohol involved. now, normally, she would have definitely have gotten a ticket, but under those circumstances,

you have drunk individuals walking around us on the sidewalk. it was best under that condition to just clear the scene and give her a warning. [ tires screech ] >> my name's corporal kristen hren. i've been with the topeka police department for 9 1/2 years. i've had people yell at me, tell me i was wrong, tell me i was harassing them, throw tickets at me. sometimes they're just not happy at all that you pulled them over. >> she's a [bleep] bitch. i'm going to a party. she can kiss my ass. [ ding! ] >> narrator: corporal hren helps keep more than 800 miles of topeka roadway safe, and tonight she's hunting for speeders. >> 45 in a 30 zone. [ siren wailing ]

[ dogs barking ] >> narrator: officers never know just what they're going to find when they approach a vehicle, and this pullover is no exception. >> hey! stop it. >> the reason why i stopped you is you were doing 45 in a 35. >> okay. >> is there any reason you were doing that? [ barking continues ] how many dogs do you have in there? >> four. >> can you drive safely with four dogs crawling all over you? >> on a normal basis, they stay in the back, but when strangers approach the car, they kind of get a little wild. >> i can see that. are they gonna bite me? >> n-no. >> no? there was hesitation in your voice. >> well, i was trying to look to make sure who was all here. my dogs are like my babies. jack, get in the back. >> here's a citation for your speed. i need you to sign by the bottom by the "x." >> okay. >> he's not going to bite? >> i'm sure he won't bite you. he'll kiss you. you want a kiss?

>> no, thanks. no kisses tonight. okay, ma'am, you guys have a safe evening. >> okay. thank you. jack, behave yourself! >> narrator: we've never seen a speeder smile the entire time she was getting ticketed. you go, dog lady. >> upon the approach to the vehicle, all you could see was about four stump-wagging butts in the car that she said would not bite. however, they would give me kisses if i wanted them. >> narrator: coming up, it's spring break in panama city beach, and the party is on. >> you got a pitcher. or is that urine? is that beer? >> narrator: well, sort of. and later... >> okay, i just -- i went a little bit over, but i'm sorry, but i didn't realize how fast i was going. i mean, can you give me a break? wanna keep that car running better... longer? take matters into your own hands. autozone is the on with the expertise... you need to get the job done right.

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[ siren wails ] >> my name is deputy neil rubel. i work for the bay county sheriff's office. i've been down here in panama city beach since 1995. in my free time, i like to go out and play golf. at one time, i used to like to snow ski, but can't do that here in florida. frequently, we do see people sitting on the exterior of motor vehicles. >> whoo! >> it is against the law to ride on the windowsill or fenders,

even the sunroof. it's just not safe. >> narrator: in panama city beach, florida, deputy rubel knows that front beach road is the place to be if you're looking for kids, cars, and cruising. >> it's like fishing. i'm waiting for the big fish to come by. >> narrator: as if on cue, deputy rubel reels one in. >> beer can. do you believe that guy? yeah, he's getting a ticket. giving me the thumbs up. i'm gonna stop him and cite him. [ siren wailing ] you gonna stop, or are you gonna hide the beer? taking forever to stop. something's going on. how you doing? what are you hiding underneath the seat? why are you taking forever to stop? you didn't want to stop? suddenly?

took you about 100 feet to stop. the reason why i'm stopping you is your passenger is riding in the sunroof, okay, with a cup in one hand and a beer in the other. sir, do you have your driver's license with you? it appears he's over the age of 21 but still can't be in possession of an open container in a motor vehicle. what's your name? how old are you, brad? >> narrator: about 25? something's not adding up. >> step out of the vehicle for me, okay? stand in front of the truck for me, okay? you got a pitcher. or is that urine? >> narrator: deputy rubel reminds us you never really buy beer -- you only rent it. >> have you been drinking all these beers? you don't drink?

oh. okay. not natural light? >> no, sir. >> it's not your truck, right? no, not your trunks, your truck. he's spilling beer all over your truck. could you stand -- get back up there. >> narrator: deputy rubel searches the vehicle and finds these boys have quite a party going on in that pickup. >> look at all the beer cans down here. this is ridiculous. is that it? that's all you got? all right. how old are you? you're 20 years old? [ record scratches ] >> narrator: 20? >> how old are you, brad? [ record scratches ] >> narrator: well, that's around 20. >> whose i.d. card did you give me? so, you gave me somebody else's i.d.? >> narrator: open container and a fake i.d. -- it looks like spring break's gonna end a little early for this guy. tell you what -- come on out of the truck for me. dut, dut, dut, dut, dut. easy, easy, easy, easy, easy. turn around. dut, dut, dut, dut, dut.

put your hands behind your back. i'm gonna put you under arrest for a minor being in possession of an alcoholic beverage, okay? you're 20 years old, okay? you're riding on top of a sunroof with a beer in your hand. you didn't realize you were doing it? all right, listen to me. you got the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. passenger -- he was intoxicated. he gave me somebody else's driver's license to basically show that he was over the age of 21...when, in fact, he was only 20, so, needless to say, he's going to jail. >> spring break 2007! [ cheering ] >> narrator: next, a chicago driver with a really banged-up story. >> you haven't hit any people yet, have you? >> no, honest to god, i didn't. >> narrator: and later, do you think this woman deserves a ticket? >> i went a little bit over, but i'm sorry, but i didn't realize how fast i was going. i mean, can you give me a break? >> narrator: all coming up next

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there, even on traffic stops. if you get them to laugh and relax, they'll respect the police a little more and see that we're all different. your choice, man -- who goes to jail? you're not going. >> oh, she is! >> oh, she wants to go to jail? >> [ laughing ] i don't want to go. >> i believe that stopping somebody and giving them a ticket is the same as stopping somebody and warning them. i don't like writing tickets. [ laughs ] >> narrator: in the chicago suburb of oak lawn, officer olson is on traffic patrol. >> okay, we just found another vehicle driving with one headlight. [ siren wailing ] driving westbound right now on 95th street. [ indistinct talking on police radio ] ooh. >> 10-4. >> hi. how you doing? >> okay. how are you? >> got a license on you?

>> yeah, i just lost it. >> do you know why i pulled you over? >> yeah, because of my headlight and because of my license plate. >> do you have a license on you? >> i do. i just don't know where it's at. i was stopped yesterday. >> for the same thing? >> yeah, i just -- i came from school. >> are you on a ticket now? >> yeah, i just had -- they just gave me because of the headlight and because my registra-- i forgot to get my -- >> so, you know your plates are expired, too, then? >> yeah. i gave my brother the money to pick up my license plates, and he took the money. >> did he really? >> yeah. >> are you kidding me? >> i swear to god, that's why. >> do you have your license in there? >> i do. i -- no, you know what? i guess when i was at depaul, i must have dropped my license there. >> are you sure you have one? >> i promise. i work like seven days a week. this saturday i'm off, so i wanted to fix my car. i put in almost $500.

i have another car. >> does that one have one headlight, too? >> no, no. >> if that one has a left headlight on, you can drive both of those. >> no, my sister gave it to me last year. i still didn't pick it up from her house. >> why not? >> it's just this car's -- you know, i'm waiting for this car to die out, i think. >> why? >> because then this way -- i don't want to -- i've had such bad luck. >> okay, you know what? hang on right here for a minute, okay? wow. her license plates are expired, and i don't mind writing expired plates. >> why? >> it's one of those things -- you don't go to court. you don't lose your license. it's called a compliance ticket. you pay the fine -- you're done. doesn't go on your record. i mean, this has been since february. what's happened to your car so much? what are all these dents from? >> all because i told them -- you know the atm? >> yeah. >> i hit it twice. >> [ laughing ] you hit it twice?

>> [ laughs ] >> you have dents in this side, too, here. >> yeah, i know. >> this also the atm machine? >> uh, no. i don't know what happened there. >> how about this right here? >> i don't know. >> how 'bout the plate right here? >> oh, that was always like that. >> that was always like that? you can't find a screw to fix it? >> you know, i don't know where the car's at. [ laughs ] oh, my god. that happened a long time ago. you know those -- on the highway, on the expressway? >> [ laughs ] wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. you hit one of those things? >> yeah. >> you haven't hit any people yet, have you? >> no, honest to god, i didn't. >> narrator: after hearing the stories about the pain she's given her little blue car, officer olson cuts her a break. >> she's missing her mirror on the passenger's side, her windshield is broken, she has dents all over her car, her license plate is hanging off, and her plates are expired. >> narrator: actually, several breaks and only writes her for the expired plates.

>> you got to get those plates renewed. >> i will, i swear. i'm gonna get them friday. i'm leaving work early. >> don't give the money to your brother. >> i won't. >> uh-oh. watch out. here she comes. she's got another car her sister has that she's gonna give her. hopefully she won't dent that one. but she's quite talkative, and she went away happy. one ticket for dan olson tonight. [ siren wails ] >> narrator: coming up, a special day comes to a screeching halt. >> because you don't have your license on you, you got to go to a station and post a cash bond. >> so, they're gonna lock me up? some deals you don't want to miss.

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[ siren wails ] >> narrator: back on patrol in oak lawn, illinois, officer olson is looking for traffic violations. >> i'm pulling somebody over here now. [ tires screech ] oh, he's going north on south west highway. it's a 30-mile-per-hour zone. he's doing 43. we may not give him a ticket. it depends on his attitude, 'cause i usually allow about 15 miles per hour over, but we'll see how it goes. [ siren wailing ]

you have a license on you? >> yeah. what was the reason why you stopped me, sir? >> you were going 43 in a 30. let me see your license. >> that was bullcrap. you stopped me for no reason. >> narrator: except the reason he just told you -- 43 in a 30. >> do you have it on you, ma'am? >> i'm looking. yeah, i have it. i just left the house. wait a minute. i just left my house. i got my insurance. >> do you have your license on you or no? >> it was in my bag when i left out. i had it in my purse, and now i just can't find it. why are you guys just giving me such a hard time? i mean, this is ridiculous. i'm sorry. i just don't have it. i'll slip around the corner at home. i just left -- i left my, uh -- it's with my other credit card. i live right around the corner. can you go around the corner with me to see -- for me to get my license? you got me all nervous, 'cause you -- i wasn't even going fast. >> well, it's only 30 miles per

hour here, and you were going 43. >> this is a 30-mile? okay. i went a little bit over, but i'm sorry, but i didn't realize how fast i was going. i mean, can you give me a break? >> because you don't have your license on you, you got to go to a station and post a cash bond. >> they're gonna lock me up? >> no, no, no. >> narrator: our officer runs her information and finds out she's valid. >> go ahead. >> 10-4. is she valid? >> it is coming back valid. >> okay, you're valid. >> you don't supposed to have a bad day on your birthday. >> today's your birthday? >> this is my daggone birthday, and this is -- yeah! [ dramatic music plays ] >> narrator: and officer olson decides to give her a present. >> you know what? i'll let you go for your birthday, then. how does that sound? all right? >> well, officer, thank you very much for giving me a break on my birthday. >> okay, go home. be careful. slow down. >> okay. >> all right, we'll see you later. [ tires screech ] she's happy now. hey, it's her birthday. she gets one break.

>> narrator: this classic clip comes to us from tampa, florida. in addition to speeding, this guy is being cited for playing his radio too loud. >> you're also gonna be cited for stereo loud, audible over 25 feet away, and for the speed. sign the citation, please. >> narrator: he's not blaring rock 'n' roll or rap. he's listening to talk radio. >> bill o'reilly doesn't fall under that statute? you have 30 days to take care of both the citations. you have up to three options with the speed. do you have any questions on that? sir, do you have any questions on the citations? >> an animal like you. >> narrator: and even as the officer walks away, this guy's still trying to get in the last word. >> buckle up and slow down. make sure you get your registration in the vehicle.

>> narrator: tonig "speeders"... >> 47 miles per hour. that's 17 miles per hour over. >> narrator: ...this chicago driver gets physical with our officer. >> do some jumping jacks. 1, 2, 3, 4... >> narrator: and in florida, this speeder ends up with a few screws loose. >> register your vehicle or your plate belongs to the state of florida. >> narrator: all this... >> [ crying ] >> narrator: ...and more traffic stops... >> how many beers do you think you had tonight? >> i had at least a 6-pack. >> narrator: ...and excuses... >> we're rushing home 'cause i take fertility medicine every night at the same time, and we're late. >> narrator: ...from across the country... right now on "speeders." [ siren wails ]

>> my name is officer dan olson with the oak lawn police department. i'm a different kind of policeman, more of a jokester type, guy that likes to have a little fun. [ laughs ] i love my job 'cause i'm always out in the street talking and meeting with people. you know, your license came back suspended. and there's a warrant for your arrest. >> you're kidding. >> i wouldn't kid you. >> [ laughing ] >> ma'am, step out of the car, ma'am. no, i'll tell you what. i'll let you go tonight, no ticket. slow down. >> thanks. >> there's no warrant for your arrest. i please people. by pleasing them, i please myself. safety is no accident. [ laughs ] >> narrator: in the chicago suburb of oak lawn, illinois, officer olson is patrolling an area filled with bars and nightclubs, and he's always watchful for drunk drivers. [ radar gun beeps ] >> 47. 47 miles per hour. that's 17 miles per hour over. >> narrator: and it looks like he's got one in his sights.

[ siren wailing ] >> central 8-10, traffic. hi, how you doing? >> how you doing, officer? >> you guys in a hurry or what? are you? how come? >> 'cause i don't drink. >> is everybody in here wasted? oh, my -- look at this! everybody out of the car. you got a license on you? you got a license on you? >> i do. >> come on out of the car. come on over here, you guys. stand over here. let's go. [ circus music plays ] come on over here, you guys. stand over here. let's go. he wasn't drinking at all? >> no. >> i don't drink, officer. >> you don't drink? you're irish and you don't drink? >> you know the world is screwed up when you see an irishman that don't drink. >> stand by one minute. you guys, keep talking to him. i'll be right back. >> i don't drink. no. don't drink.

don't drink and drive. >> you know what? seems like a good guy. if he is the designated driver, he doesn't seem drunk at all. he's laughing, joking. he's taking care of the rest of them. we'll see if we should let him go or not. [ laughter ] >> they're making fun of me. they'd love to see me get a ticket. they would love to see me get a ticket. [ device beeps ] >> yeah, he's valid. he knows he was speeding, but he is a designated driver, which is a good thing nowadays. if you can find somebody like that, that's great. >> narrator: officer olson decides not to issue a ticket but is gonna make this driver earn it. >> do some jumping jacks. that's not a jumping jack. what are you talking about? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. all right. now repeat after me -- ohwha. ohwha. tagoo. siam. now say it again. say it again.

[ laughter ] you know what you said, right? do you know what you said? should i let him go, or should i give him a ticket? >> let him go. >> think so? how fast were you going? 47? were you going 47? are you gonna slow down? >> yeah. >> you promise? >> sure. >> be careful. >> do you want to come? >> no. >> we have enough room. >> right. [ horn honks ] sometimes they just get pulled over and get a ticket, and the police don't say anything. sometimes they just joke with them. they'll probably think policemen are a little different now. >> [ english accent ] i'm officer tony white of the laguna beach police department. do you have any paperwork for the car? what ends up happening is i'll open my mouth, start talking. they're completely taken by shock because they don't expect

a uniform, an officer, and then an english accent. >> where are you from? >> i am from southeast london. i became a police officer to help people out. i really enjoy mixing with the community. i think this style of police work really suits me. >> narrator: tonight, officer white is patrolling pacific coast highway in laguna beach, where the speed limit is 45 miles per hour. >> this vehicle traveling 59. [ siren wails ] do you have your license with you? is this your vehicle, sir? >> it is. >> alcohol this evening -- what have you consumed? >> i had a glass of wine about two hours ago.

>> and you feel comfortable driving the vehicle? >> absolutely. >> excellent. >> if it makes any difference, we're rushing home 'cause i take fertility medicine every night at the same time. >> narrator: wow. that's a first. >> i take fertility medicine every night at the same time, and we're late. so i was trying to get home to -- >> so, you wouldn't have had any alcohol, then, right, because you're on fertility drugs? >> we're in baby-making mode. >> that's always good, right? >> yeah. >> i'll be back in just a few seconds, okay? >> okay. >> this is my third night doing it, and they say you have to do it every night at the same time. and we're rushing home to make sure we're doing it around the same time. >> narrator: hurry up, officer. the clock is ticking. >> they only live two blocks from where we are right now. they're in a rush to get home. young lady's taking fertility drugs, and they're on some kind of a schedule, so they're looking to get pregnant. >> we're on the clock. i did it last night at 8:45, so i know they said, "make sure you do it within an hour each night." >> narrator: okay, too much information.

>> it's 10 to 10:00, so we're late. [ both laugh ] >> all in all, appears to be a decent gentleman, so i'm gonna return his paperwork to him in just a few seconds, send him on his way. obviously, you're on a schedule right now. >> yes. >> however, to be safe to yourself and the young lady here, you have to slow down. that extra few minutes won't really hurt, right? >> yes, i agree. >> got it. understand. based on your situation, have a nice evening. drive safely. >> thank you very much, sir. >> anytime, all right? good evening. drive safe. >> we're gonna go home and make a baby. [ both laugh ] >> hopefully they have a good and productive evening. >> narrator: make that reproductive. coming up, this driver is missing her paperwork. >> i can't even find my registration. that's how crazy i am right now. >> narrator: but soon she'll be missing her plates... >> narrator: but soon she'll be missing her plates... coming up next on "speeders."

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speed kills. speed kills. i-275 -- it's pretty busy this time of morning. a lot of people that are trying to get to work in a hurry. up here you get some good speeders -- 80 plus. that guy's going 81 miles an hour. [ siren wails ] let's see where she's going in such a hurry. ma'am, how you doing? okay, well, do you know the reason why i stopped you? you're doing 81 miles an hour in a 55-mile-an-hour speed zone. >> i didn't realize i was going that fast.

>> where are you going? where do you work? why are you doing 81 miles an hour? you're late? you know it's 26 miles an hour over the speed limit. is this your vehicle? >> yes. >> can i have your registration and insurance? this was the temporary registration... and this was october 7 of 2006. okay, just sift through that stuff and see if you can find the registration. here you go. and just remain in your vehicle, okay? i'll be right back with you. >> i can't even find my registration, that's how crazy i am right now. >> well, her vehicle is not registered. so i'm gonna issue a speeding citation for 26 over the speed limit, which is 81 miles an hour in a 55-mile-an-hour speed zone. i'm also going to seize her tag. >> oh, my goodness. well... he's taking a long time to give

me a warning. [ laughs ] >> narrator: even though this driver's been caught in a lie, she's still looking for her nonexistent registration. >> i cannot believe i don't have this paperwork with me. >> narrator: and meanwhile, she fails to notice the trooper as he removes the license plate from her car. >> this is just my luck. >> register your vehicle or your plate belongs to the state of florida. your car isn't registered, okay? i run the tag, and it comes back to you, but it doesn't come back to a specific vehicle, so you have to call a tow truck. hey, come out for me, ma'am. i'm giving you a citation for doing 81 in a 55. the other citation -- that's a misdemeanor. this is an arrestable offense. i just want to let you know that. but i'm not posting an arrest. i'm giving you a notice to appear for not having a registered motor vehicle. i'm giving you fair warning.

do not drive the vehicle, 'cause if you drive the vehicle, you're gonna get stopped again, and you're gonna go to jail this time. that's a warning. >> i'm getting it towed. >> make sure you do, okay? >> narrator: this woman is lucky trooper brescia didn't impound her car. and it looks like she needs one more favor. she asks trooper brescia to explain the situation to her boss. >> can you talk to him? his name is louis. >> louis? hello? how you doing, louis? >> narrator: at least now she has a good excuse for being late to work. >> she can't drive the vehicle until the tag's on there, okay? all right. she can't drive it like it is now. okay, great. all right, sir. take care. all right, bye-bye. okay, they're gonna come and take care of it for you. okay? >> narrator: luckily, her coworkers are sending a tow truck and coming to pick her up. >> i gave her a criminal

citation misdemeanor for not having a registered motor vehicle and driving it on a state highway, which you can't do. i think she learned her lesson, and hopefully she won't do it again. >> narrator: coming up next on "speeders," this driver admits he's been drinking. >> how many beers do you think you had tonight? >> i had at least a 6-pack. >> narrator: but will he pass the sobriety test? >> i thought it was only one test. >> narrator: coming up next on test. >> narrator: coming up next on "speeders."

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pick enterprise. >> my name is alex. i work for the los angeles police department. [ siren wails ] i'm assigned to west traffic division d.u.i. task force. hello. officer izquierdo. 95% of the arrests that we make are just those individuals that made a bad decision to get behind the wheel after they've gone to a club or they've gone to dinner. you haven't had anything to drink tonight, have you? >> yeah. >> there's no doubt i've saved a life, either from the individual that we've arrested or somebody that he would have killed. after doing it for 18 years, i couldn't imagine doing anything else but being an officer. it's 2:30 in the morning, hollywood boulevard. all the clubs are closed now. just patrolling the boulevard here. this is definitely the drunk-driving hour. we just look at individuals' driving patterns -- lane straddling, wide turns, anything that may be indicative of

impairment. he looks like he may be actually racing with that other vehicle. yeah. so, we're trying to catch up to the vehicle. we're traveling at 70. i estimate 55 to 60 in a 35-mile-an-hour zone. [ siren wails ] >> good evening, sir. how you doing? >> hey. i'm stopping you because of your speeding. i'm officer izquierdo with the lapd. how fast do you think you were going? >> i was in third gear, sir. >> you were in third gear? >> yes, sir. >> okay. there's beers all open through the backseat. >> yes, sir. >> there are? okay.

why don't you step out of the car for a second? i'm gonna give you a field sobriety test, okay? >> if i'm drunk, i'm in trouble. >> if you're drunk, you're in trouble? >> yes, i am. >> how many beers do you think you had tonight? >> i had at least a 6-pack. >> narrator: yep, you're in trouble. >> i had at least a 6-pack. >> at least a 6-pack? >> yes, sir. >> okay. take a look at my finger. follow it with your eyes. don't move your head, okay? i want you to estimate 30 seconds. tilt your head back. close your eyes. i want you to start estimating 30 seconds starting now. [ buzzer sounds ] >> narrator: not quite 30, but he's ready for his next test. >> you're going to take nine steps forward on this line. don't touch the wall.

>> 8... 9. >> one more test, okay? >> i thought it was only one test. >> it's a series of tests. >> it's a series of tests till i get booked or something, right? 'cause i passed the first test, i guess. i think i did a good job. >> narrator: so far, he's scored about a "d." he better hope for more tests if he's got any chance of upping his average. >> head back, eyes closed. when i say, "left hand," you're going to bring your left hand back -- take a look at me. >> you're trying to mess me up. that's your right. >> listen. >> okay, that's your left. >> this is my left. >> it's my right, though. that's why. >> listen, whatever -- >> your left...my right. >> okay, forget about -- don't get confused on what i'm showing you. listen to this. as soon as you touch your nose, bring your hand back. you understand? >> yes, sir. >> okay. with your left hand, touch the very tip of the nose.

>> okay. >> remember the instructions? i'm not going to tell you to bring your hand back, okay? >> i forgot about that. >> right hand. [ buzzer sounds, bell dings ] it definitely appears that you had a little bit too much to drink tonight. i'm placing you under arrest. put your hands behind your back for a second. okay? >> hey, i passed all the tests, but you say i didn't. can we take the sobriety test? >> yes, we're gonna go to the station. and then, at that point, it's gonna be your choice whether you want to give a breath test or a blood test so that we can see what -- >> i'll take a breath test. >> okay. a lot of times we stop individuals and they end up being d.u.i. but at least at that point, we're able to take a drunk driver off the road. it saves lives. absolutely. >> narrator: coming up next, our kansas cop meets a car casanova. >> he asked if he could do anything for me -- take me to dinner, take me out. >> maybe she's scared that i'm better than her husband. >> narrator: coming up next on

better than her husband. >> narrator: coming up next on "speeders."

[ siren wails ] >> my name's corporal kristen hren. i've been with the topeka police department for 9 1/2 years.

i don't know any other place but topeka. i wouldn't want to go anywhere. it's small enough that you get to know a lot of people. how many dogs do you have in there? >> four. >> the typical traffic violation in topeka would have to be speeding. the top excuses i get are, "oh, i didn't realize i was going that fast. my speedometer must be broke," or "i'm late for work. can i just have a break this time, please?" >> narrator: in topeka, kansas, officer hren is patrolling the streets and looking for speeders. >> we just stopped a young man in a ford mustang doing 52 miles an hour in a 35-mile-an-hour zone.

>> narrator: when arguing with the officer fails, this speeder tries the casanova approach. >> the young man tried to talk his way out of it -- asked if he could do anything for me, take me to dinner, take me out. >> maybe she's scared. maybe she's scared that i'm better than her husband. >> narrator: this classic clip comes from the kansas city police department. the driver was pulled over for not having her daughter strapped into a child seat. she's got baby and attitude on board. >> why are you get on me? >> look at the seat belt laying right here. she was standing up just a few seconds ago. >> don't be arguing with him, 'cause i was watching you coming

through that intersection, and that girl was standing up in your backseat. >> narrator: first she tries the crying technique to get out of it. >> [ crying ] >> [ speaking indistinctly ] >> narrator: and when that doesn't work, she makes it personal. >> why you misuse your authority like this? >> have a seat, ma'am. >> this has nothing to do with misuse of authority. >> why you hate me? for what? >> i don't hate you. what happens is that i like you, and i'm looking out for your welfare. i'd hate to see your little one get hurt. she's gorgeous. >> narrator: and when this bad mommy finds out she's getting a ticket, sparks really start to fly. >> [ crying ] please! please! >> don't touch me. okay. >> [ crying ] >> put it in there. calm down for a second. >> no! please! >> don't swipe at me again. otherwise you're gonna regret it, okay? calm down for a second. >> your child's not in a child seat when we looked at her. that's why you're getting a ticket, period. >> ma'am, go ahead so you can have a safe day.