Mark Few Arrest Video Exhibits Coach Arguing W/ Cops, Refusing Orders

Mark Few refused officers’ orders repeatedly and appeared very aggravated and pissed off with cops throughout his DUI arrest in September, new police video obtained by TMZ Sports activities reveals.

The Gonzaga males’s basketball head coach was pulled over in Idaho at round 8 PM on Sept. 6 … after authorities mentioned he was swerving in his automotive and driving erratically.

And, in footage of the cease, you may see Few wasn’t completely happy about any of it.

Few — who instructed cops he was on his approach house to Spokane from his trip home — initially refused to get out of his automotive when cops ordered him to … and he then constantly stuffed his arms in his pockets regardless of officers telling him to maintain them away from his shorts.

Later through the cease, Few refused to do any area sobriety exams — claiming they had been “completely subjective,” and including that earlier accidents would not enable him to do the exams correctly.

All through questioning, Few grabbed his telephone a number of instances and tried to name his legal professional — solely to have cops inform him to place the gadget away.

Few instructed officers he had been swerving as a result of he was attempting to regulate the canine in his automotive — and he mentioned emphatically that he believed he was okay to drive.

Video reveals, although, the 58-year-old did admit to consuming beer earlier within the day.

After refusing to do the sphere sobriety exams, cops positioned him in cuffs and put him behind a squad automotive.

Few later agreed to blow right into a breathalyzer … and cops say he blew a .119 and a .120 — properly above the authorized restrict of .08.

Few was finally taken to a close-by medical facility to have his blood drawn … and afterward, he was issued a quotation and was allowed to be picked up by a pal.

Few was finally charged over the incident … and pled responsible to misdemeanor DUI earlier this month. He was ordered to, amongst different issues, carry out group service and was positioned on unsupervised probation for one yr.