Personal Narrative Essay

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On February 21, 2016, I, Deputy John Arnold, went to 11747 West 105th Street South to assist another deputy in reference to a fight in progress. Upon my arrival I met with the reporting party, Michael Craig, who stated he got into an argument with the defendant, DUSTIN BELL. Michael stated BELL was intoxicated and words were exchanged between the two of them. Michael stated BELL left with a friend before my arrival. Michael stated BELL drives a pewter color Chevy S10 with Illinois license plate and lives around the corner from where we were. A record check of BELL showed that BELL has a suspended Oklahoma Driver's License. I was driving on North 12 Street in the direction of BELL's residence. I observed a pewter S10 driving South on 12th Street near BELL's residence. Observing that the vehicle was BELL's vehicle and knowing that he had a suspended Oklahoma Driver's License, I activated my emergency equipment and conducted a traffic stop at 1100 North 12 Street, BELL's residence. The Chevy S10 displayed Illinois license plate 1389389 …show more content…

I observed BELL to have red watery eyes. I asked BELL why he was handing me his wallet and he stated, "to make things easier for you." As I spoke to BELL I could smell an odor associated with an alcoholic beverage coming from his breathe and person. I asked BELL how much he had to drink today. BELL replied, "quite a bit." I asked BELL when the last time he drank, and he replied, "30 minutes ago." I asked BELL again how much he had to drink and he replied "not enough". When I asked BELL to explain his answer he commented that he had not drank enough to make him happy. I asked BELL if he had a driver's license and he stated he did not. BELL became upset and emotional while I spoke to him. I asked BELL if he had insurance on his vehicle and he stated he did

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