Drunk driver recites abc backwards

They said if you asked a reasonable, sober person to recite the ABC's backwards, they would most likely admit they couldn't do it, whereas a drunk person would definitely give it a go. They also told us the proper response is to say,"Officer, I'm sober. I can't do that.".  · About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. I found an truly amazing video of a "Marlboro Cowboy" type of guy, that when stopped for suspicion of a DUI, was able to recite the alphabet backwards like it was his daily morning routine. The police camera recorded the entire stop. And to top it off, he could also dance like Fred Astaire, or possibly a country western version of Fred Astaire.

If an individual fails these tests, the officer may place him or her under arrest for driving under the influence. ABC Test Procedure. While many people believe that the ABC test consists of reciting the alphabet backwards—something many people would have problems with even in less stressful situations—this is not the case. A DUI suspect may also be asked to recite the alphabet forward, sometimes with their eyes closed. The officer will then look for the presence of impairment indicators. These indicators include the following: Whether the DUI suspect improperly states the alphabet, whether the DUI suspect sways, opens their eyes, or needs to use his or her arms for balance. I found an truly amazing video of a "Marlboro Cowboy" type of guy, that when stopped for suspicion of a DUI, was able to recite the alphabet backwards like it was his daily morning routine. The police camera recorded the entire stop. And to top it off, he could also dance like Fred Astaire, or possibly a country western version of Fred Astaire.

১ জুলাই, ২০২১ Police officer arresting young male drunk driver They can include asking you to recite the alphabet, counting backwards, standing on one. Drunk driving is the act of operating a motor vehicle with the operator's ability to do so The Alphabet Test (recite all or part of the alphabet). Other FSTs include reciting the alphabet, performing finger to nose, counting backwards, standing with feet together and tipping your head backwards while.