All right, I'm from the Seattle Police Department officers, John Hubery and Jake Masterson in the house to talk in green DUIs.

Starting tomorrow until New Year's Eve, you guys are going to be doing it seven days a week, stopping drivers who are in paired either from alcohol or marijuana.

Yes, we'll have an emphasis out of six officers and a sergeant be out and their entire job

is going to be fined and interdecked impaired drivers prior to them, hopefully crashing and

hurting and or killing somebody.

Yeah.

That's the goal.

Are there hotspots?

Oh, yeah.

I mean, like, I just figured marijuana, there's a shop in every neighborhood.

Right.

So it's not like you, if you live in a neighborhood. Oh, I can think of it. I don't want to say the street, that I think it's prevalent. Yeah. Not even a rural. Look at the two neighborhoods I lived in, right? Belltown and Capitol Hill. Yeah. A lot of younger people going out, like, I would assume those are warm to hot.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, exactly.

And then, of course, you've got the barriers in front from the kids in the Hyundai's that have smashed through the windows and you've got to walk around everything with a cleaning glass every morning. Sounds specific to your shot? That's really enough. He's been hit like three or four times. Okay, so Steve and I went outside and had a cigarette. Yeah, that is correct. Yes. Is there any tells so far? Well, you're a little more flush at this point. Okay. Your face is kind of more flushed. It's my first observation. Okay. Thrill, I can't tell. I'm sorry. Yeah. I don't know if that's good or bad, man. Because he was high before you guys got it. That's right. Gotcha. His eyes and there is an odor that is prevalent. Well, yeah. Yeah, yeah. There is that. That I can't escape. But that's pretty, I brought in a, what I was, that's what it was.

Pretty sure.

Either way, it's really weird being in here with two cops, absolutely stone.

I want to say that.

But it's not really.

I've been stoned around a lot of cops.

I just didn't tell them and they didn't ask.

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