Dallas McCall

Name:
McCall, Dallas Junior II

Date of Booking:
01/20/2026

Reason(s) For Booking:
HIT AND RUN; DUTY OF DRIVER TO STOP AT OR RETURN TO SCENE OF ACCIDENT – M

Reckless Driving – M

DUI – DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL – M

Operating Vehicle Without Tag Or Decal – M

Open Container – M

POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA – M

Officer’s Narrative:
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On January 19th, 2026, at approximately 2341 hours, I was dispatched to 5111 Abercorn Street regarding a vehicle accident with reported injuries.

On arrival, I observed the accident involved one vehicle. The vehicle was in the southbound lane of Abercorn Street. The car was a white 2008 Cadillac DTS.

I spoke with [WITNESS #1], a witness. She said that she heard the crash and ran outside. She said she saw the driver, later identified as Dallas McCall, exit the vehicle and hide a bottle of alcohol in a bush in the median separating Abercorn Street and the parking lot of 5111 Abercorn Street.

I spoke with Mr. McCall. I could smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath. I asked him how the accident happened. He said that his tire popped. I asked him what direction he was traveling. He said he was traveling north on Abercorn Street. I asked him how he ended up in the southbound lane. He said that his tire blew. One of the EMTs who responded to the scene advised that there was debris from the vehicle at the next intersection south of the scene. I asked Mr. McCall if he had anything to drink tonight, and he replied, “No.”

I looked at the damage to the vehicle. I observed that the driver’s side rear wheel was missing, and there was significant damage to the driver’s side rear door and rear wheel well. The airbags had deployed. I walked south on Abercorn looking for the original impact site. I found where the rear wheel had come off on the northbound side. I saw that he lost control of the vehicle, went through the median, and entered the southbound lane. There were tire marks indicating the vehicle had spun and swerved before it came to a stop, facing south, in the southbound lane.

During my observation, I could not locate an impact site that would have caused the amount of damage to the vehicle. There was a report of a hit-and-run at 7802 Abercorn Street, and the suspect vehicle matched Mr. McCall’s 2008 Cadillac DTS. For the hit-and-run report, reference the GEARS report 260119097.

I returned to Mr. McCall and performed Standard Field Sobriety Tests (SFST). I conducted the SFST in the parking lot of 5111 Abercorn Street. The ground was flat and level.

HGN
During the HGN test, I detected 4 of the 6 clueslack of Smooth Pursuit in both eyes. Distinct and sustained Nystagmus at maximum deviation. While administering the test, I could see Mr. McCall swaying back and forth (leaning closer to me and leaning further away from me)

Walk and Turn
During the Walk-and-Turn test, I observed 4 of 8 clues. He could not balance during the instructions; he started the test too soon; he used his arms to balance; and he conducted an improper turn. During the test, when he lost his balance, he said it was because he was fat. While performing the test, he hunched over to look at his feet. When he was turning, he stopped and asked me if he needed to turn. I told him to do as I instructed him. When he conducted the turn, he did not take a series of small steps.

One Leg stand.
I asked Mr. McCall if there was any reason he could not perform the one-leg stand. He said yes. I did not conduct the one-leg stand test.

I read Mr. McCall’s Implied Consent from my green implied consent card and requested the state-administered test of his blood, and he refused. He said he would not take any tests.

I placed Mr. McCall under arrest for DUI, less safe. I secured him in handcuffs that were double-locked and checked for fit. I searched him incident to arrest and secured him in the back of my marked Police patrol vehicle. Sgt Korte handed me a blue-and-white alcoholic beverage bottle that was at the location Ms. [WITNESS #1] said Mr. McCall had hidden it. The contents of the bottle had the same odor that was emanating from Mr. McCalls’ breath.

I transported Mr. McCall to Memorial Medical Center(MMC) for medical clearance. Once at MMC, he refused medical treatment. I transported him to CCDC, where he was booked without further incident.

I did not have a DDS 1205 with me when I arrived at CCDC. Sgt. Korty brought me one. When I filled out the DDS 1205 form, Mr. McCall was already booked, so he did not sign the document. I did leave his copy of the citations and DDS 1205 in his property bag.

Officer George cited him for hit-and-run, reckless driving, and expired registration. She gave me his copies of the citations.

I cited him for DUI less safe, open container, and charged him with possession of Marijuana less than 1 ounce. Sgt Korty advised me that he had located the Marijuana in the vehicle after I left the scene. He advised that he logged the Marijuana into the property room as evidence.

I logged the blue and white alcoholic beverage bottle into the property room as evidence.

[End of Narrative]