🚨 FIELD SOBRIETY TESTS IN CALIFORNIA 🚨 In the state of California, field sobriety tests are voluntary — unless you’re under 21. That means any of those roadside balance, coordination, or eye tests they try to give you before arrest are optional. You can politely decline. 🙅‍♂️ But here’s the key — after arrest, you must comply with blood, breath, or urine testing as required by law. Refusing those post-arrest tests can lead to additional penalties, so know the difference. Stay calm, be respect

🚨 RECKLESS DRIVER ARRESTED FOR DUI AND REFUSING BREATH TEST UNDER NEW STATUTE 🚨 On Saturday, October 4, 2025, at 11:33 PM, officers with the Cape Coral Police Department responded to a report of a reckless driver near Del Prado Blvd S and Veterans Pkwy. A witness reported a silver Honda Odyssey ran a red light, drove into oncoming traffic, and struck multiple cement barriers. An officer located the vehicle driving northbound at the 2700 block of Del Prado Blvd S. The driver was weaving through

Six Fort Knox military police officers completed a DUI Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing course last week, certifying them on proper processes for conducting and interpreting SFSTs Watch below to see how it went. | U.S. Army Fort Knox