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28:58Now PlayingIn this video, police bodycam footage shows Washington law enforcement officers pulling over 22-year-old Maggie Rush after reportedly observing her driving in a manner that raised concerns. The officers state that Rush had failed to stop at a stop sign, which led to the initiation of the traffic stop. When the officers approach the vehicle and speak with Rush, she informs them that she is driving her boyfriend's car and does not have any paperwork or her driver's license with her. The officers also note that Rush's eyes appear glossy and that she is displaying signs that may indicate impairment.
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The officers then proceed to administer field sobriety tests to evaluate Rush's level of intoxication. The bodycam footage captures Rush having difficulty maintaining her balance and stumbling during the tests, which the officers interpret as potential evidence of her being under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Based on their observations and the results of the field sobriety tests, the officers decide to place Maggie Rush under arrest for driving under the influence (DUI).
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