Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On May 9, 2025. An officer from the New Berlin Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that was swerving. The officer approached the driver who provided his license and was identified as Christopher. A dog in Christopher's vehicle punctured a sealed alcoholic beverage with his nail which caused alcohol to spray out. The officer noted signs of impairment and went back to her squad car to run Christopher's information and call for backup.
Once another officer arrived, Christopher was asked to step out of the vehicle. He complied and agreed to let an officer search him. Nothing of evidentiary value was located on his person and he was asked to complete field sobriety tests. Christopher initially denied but ended up agreeing to complete the horizontal gaze nystagmus (HGN) test. While completing the test, his mother arrived on scene. Christopher stated that he wanted to get his dog into his mothers car and did not wish to complete the field sobriety tests.
Christopher was advised that he was under arrest for OWI 7th offence and was secured in handcuffs. He became upset and started to shout profanities towards officers. While being searched again, Christopher pulled away from officers and continued to make rude comments. As Christopher was being secured into a squad car, he turned his head towards an officer and spit directly into his face.
Officers took Christopher out of the squad car and told him to get on the ground. Christopher resisted and said “Put me on the ground” multiple times. He was taken to the ground and continued to spit and shout profanities. Officers determined that a spit mask would be required and that Christopher would be transported to the hospital in a restraint chair.
An officer was able to get Christopher’s dog into his mothers vehicle and had her leave the scene. Christopher was placed in a spit mask and another officer arrived with a restraint chair and transport van. Christopher was secured into the restraint chair and began making threats towards law enforcement. He was then wheeled into the van and transported to the hospital. A search of his vehicle did not reveal anything of evidentiary value other than the alcoholic beverage that was pierced open by the dog.
At the hospital, Christopher refused a blood draw but officers were able to get a warrant. Christopher was escorted into the hospital and allowed his blood to be drawn without issue. He was then secured into the van again and transported to the Waukesha County Jail. Christopher’s blood draw later revealed he had a .223 BAC
Christopher was found guilty for OWI 7th, Throw or Discharge Bodily Fluid at Public Safety Worker, and Battery or Threat to aLaw Enforcement Officer. He was sentenced to 6 years in prison and 8 years of extended supervision.
This video is for educational purposes only.
On May 9, 2025. An officer from the New Berlin Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that was swerving. The officer approached the driver who provided his license and was identified as Christopher. A dog in Christopher's vehicle punctured a sealed alcoholic beverage with his nail which caused alcohol to spray out. The officer noted signs of impairment and went back to her squad car to run Christopher's information and call for backup.
Once another officer arrived, Christopher was asked to step out of the vehicle. He complied and agreed to let an officer search him. Nothing of evidentiary value was located on his person and he was asked to complete field sobriety tests. Christopher initially denied but ended up agreeing to complete the horizontal gaze nystagmus (HGN) test. While completing the test, his mother arrived on scene. Christopher stated that he wanted to get his dog into his mothers car and did not wish to complete the field sobriety tests.
Christopher was advised that he was under arrest for OWI 7th offence and was secured in handcuffs. He became upset and started to shout profanities towards officers. While being searched again, Christopher pulled away from officers and continued to make rude comments. As Christopher was being secured into a squad car, he turned his head towards an officer and spit directly into his face.
Officers took Christopher out of the squad car and told him to get on the ground. Christopher resisted and said “Put me on the ground” multiple times. He was taken to the ground and continued to spit and shout profanities. Officers determined that a spit mask would be required and that Christopher would be transported to the hospital in a restraint chair.
An officer was able to get Christopher’s dog into his mothers vehicle and had her leave the scene. Christopher was placed in a spit mask and another officer arrived with a restraint chair and transport van. Christopher was secured into the restraint chair and began making threats towards law enforcement. He was then wheeled into the van and transported to the hospital. A search of his vehicle did not reveal anything of evidentiary value other than the alcoholic beverage that was pierced open by the dog.
At the hospital, Christopher refused a blood draw but officers were able to get a warrant. Christopher was escorted into the hospital and allowed his blood to be drawn without issue. He was then secured into the van again and transported to the Waukesha County Jail. Christopher’s blood draw later revealed he had a .223 BAC
Christopher was found guilty for OWI 7th, Throw or Discharge Bodily Fluid at Public Safety Worker, and Battery or Threat to aLaw Enforcement Officer. He was sentenced to 6 years in prison and 8 years of extended supervision.
This video is for educational purposes only.
