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So, >> I understand that now, but um >> you're investigating him. You're not investigating me. So, I'm going to go. >> Sergeant said he was saw you driving. So, yes, we are. So, why don't do me a favor? >> No, sir. I I'm not going to do this right now. Like, I'm going to respectfully bow out and >> No, that's not an option. So, >> how is that not an option right now, sir? >> Well, he saw you driving. All right. My sergeant saw you driving. >> On February 26th, 2024, around 103 a.m., Sergeant Michael Graham with the Lambertville Police Department was stopped on North Franklin Street and Route 179. And he observed vehicles apparently following each other being driven in an erratic manner. A white pickup truck was following a 2022 Hyundai Elantron Bridge Street and they entered onto Route 165 before turning left onto Route 518. Sergeant Graham activated his lights to initiate a traffic stop and both vehicles pulled into the Gasco station at 30 to South Franklin Street. Sergeant Graham made contact with the driver of the pickup truck who was identified as Zachary. Around this time, the female driver of the Hyundai Elantre, later identified as Jacqueline, also exited her vehicle. >> Right. >> He said he claimed that. But >> sir, with all >> So, you're saying you're saying my sergeant's lying? >> No, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying like I I literally I am here. I am no longer driving and I am I I I live here and I don't wish to participate in this. >> Okay. Where do you live? right here. >> You live right in the gas station? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to explain and demonstrate. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> Some different tests to you. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, listen to my explanation. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Yes, sir. >> And then >> I'll have you do them. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> I'll check on her, Sergeant. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Is it Is it something that he did or my sincerest apologies? No, I just want to make sure everything's okay. Absolutely. >> Do you have any ID on you? >> Of course, sir. Absolutely. I live right here. >> Okay. >> Is someone in the car with you? >> No. >> Okay. He was in He was with you. >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> Okay. So, do you want to have her sit in the car or I'm >> so sorry, sir. May I ask why he's being given this? >> I'm sorry. >> May I ask to why he's being given such a >> Yeah. >> Um I'm sorry. I'm sorry. May >> I don't understand my sergeant's checking this out. Okay. >> Of course. Absolutely, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> All right. Come over here. >> Yes, sir. Sorry, I just don't understand. >> Oh, she was. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. >> Did I do anything? Did I I do anything? >> Oh, okay. All right. >> Did I do anything? >> Well, don't know yet. Here, come here. Which one of the car is yours? >> This is my car, sir. >> This one's your Okay, >> sir. Okay. And you were driving? >> Why? Why am I under an investigation? I don't understand. Well, I could smell uh the odor of alcohol on your breath. Do you have anything to drink tonight? >> No. No. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um I'm going to like >> Well, >> respectfully, >> no. >> Well, no. This, you know, we're investigating this now. So, >> I understand that now, but um >> you're investigating him. You're not investigating me. So, I'm going to go. >> Sergeant said he was saw you driving. So, yes, we are. So, why don't you do me a favor? >> No, sir. I I'm not going to do this right now. Like, I'm going to respectfully bow out and >> No, that's not an option. So, >> how is that not an option right now, sir? >> Well, he saw you driving. All right. My sergeant saw you driving, >> right? >> He said he claimed that, but sir, with all >> So, you're saying you're saying my sergeant's lying? >> No, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying like I I literally I am here. I am no longer driving and I am I I I live here and I don't wish to participate in this. >> Okay. Where do you live? >> Right here. >> You live right in the gas station? >> Yes. No. Like literally right around the corner. >> Okay. Where? >> I live right here, sir. >> I live right here. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Can Can I >> Can you do me a favor? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Can you look at the tip of my finger? >> I don't want to participate in this right now. >> I don't wish to participate in this right now. >> I don't wish to participate in this. >> What's your name? >> I don't I don't wish to give you that information. >> Listen, this is not how that's >> I don't wish to I don't wish to give you this I don't wish to participate in this and I don't wish to give you this information. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be combative, but I don't wish to give you this information, sir. >> Listen, >> I don't wish to give you this information. I don't wish to give you this information right here, right now. >> Okay. Well, we need >> I don't I don't wish to give you this information. >> I understand, but you could say it as many times as you want, but we're going to investigate this. Okay. So, you could either be cooperative. >> I've been here before. I've been here before, sir. With all due respect. >> So, are you going to cooperate? >> I am being cooperative, sir. >> Okay. All right. So, do me a favor. Look at the tip of my finger. No. No, I I'm not going to do this. I'm not going to do this. Okay. I'm not going to do this. >> Guys, I to live here. >> Okay, that doesn't mean that you're subject for, you know, you know, not to any laws. You still have to abide by the laws. Okay. So, >> yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir. I understand and respect you sir. My apologies, but may may I see what's going on? Is that all right? >> Over here. >> Right over here. >> Thank you, sir. Thank you. I'm testing >> 17. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. Yeah. >> God bless you. >> Thank you. As he was speaking with the male driver, he detected the odor of alcohol and the driver admitted to consuming two beers in New Hope, Pennsylvania. The male was instructed to exit the vehicle and asked to perform field sobriety exercises. The male would eventually pass the field sobriety exercises and be permitted to drive away, but he was still issued a summon for reckless driving. She doesn't want to be tested. >> Huh? >> She She's not cooperating. >> I want to wait till you were done before >> she got out of it. She was driving. We didn't believe she was drinking. Yep. >> She was tested. We still lock her up. So if she refuses to be tested, >> sir, if she's got alcohol in her system, she should be tested. If you got reason, >> she's not running a vehicle. She got out of the driver's seat, she got alcohol breath, she sir, with all due respect. >> So my call. >> So listen, >> as detective Vincent Albany arrived on scene to assist. He went to speak with the other female driver as Sergeant Graham was performing field sobriety exercises on the male driver of the pickup truck. Jacqueline denied consuming any alcohol before operating a motor vehicle, but she exhibited indicators of impairment such as slurred speech and bloodshot and watery eyes. After some hesitation, Jacqueline agreed to perform field sobriety exercises as well. >> As our sergeant said, he saw you get out of the car. So, if you're refusing, then I'm going to have to place you under arrest for driving. >> Sir, we thought you was >> then let let me go through some tests with you. And if you pass the test, you'll be fine. Okay. >> What do you need to do? >> So, come right over here. Put your put your purse up here. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just put So, this way you're not Hold on to it. Okay. Yes, sir. >> Here. This way it doesn't go anywhere. All right. All right. >> Here. We're going to come back over here. Follow me. >> All right. Yes, sir. >> I'm going to explain and demonstrate. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> Some different tests to you. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, listen to my explanation. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> And then I'll have you do them. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Yes, sir. >> First off, what uh did you go to high school? >> Of course I did. >> Okay. You graduated high school? >> Yes, sir. >> You go to college? >> Yes. >> What was the highest grade you got in college? >> I have an associates. >> All right. Very good. All right. So then you understand and the English language and you know the English alphabet. >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you recite? >> Detective Albany started by asking her to recite the alphabet from Matusi. The second exercise was the one leg stand test and Jacqueline failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and did not count aloud as instructed. The third exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Jacqueline did not touch heel to toe on each step, took an incorrect number of steps, and raised her arms for balance. The final exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test, and Detective Albany observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation, and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. the English alphabet for me without singing it. From the letter A to Z. >> A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S U V W X Y and Z. >> All right. Very good. All right. Next one I'm going to have you do is the onelegged balance test. Okay. Now, I'm going to demonstrate it. Yes, sir. >> And then I'll have you do it. >> All right. Just keep your hands at your sides the entire time. Okay. Yes, sir. >> Very good. All right. All right. So, from that position, I want you to pick whichever leg you feel most comfortable with, left or right. All right. You're going to lift it approximately 6 in off the ground. Yes, sir. >> All right. You're going to keep eye contact with your pointed toe and uh and count uh from 1 to 30. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, should I just >> And you're just going to All right. So, when you're ready, whichever leg you feel most comfortable with. >> Okay. >> Now, do you feel comfortable in those shoes or do you want to take them all off? I'm I'm I thought I was doing it right now. >> No, I just before you start, do you want to leave those shoes on or do you want to take them off? >> I will do it right now. >> Those Okay. All right. Begin. >> No, no, you have to lift your lift your leg approximately 6 in. >> Sorry. Sorry, but it's just Okay. I will do my left foot. Um, >> whichever one you feel most comfortable with. >> Count out loud. Okay, go ahead. Put down. >> Thank you. >> All right. Now, it's going to be easier if you stand right over here cuz you're going to take >> walking steps. Okay. So, stand right over here. Right there. Okay. Now, from that position, >> keep your hands out of your pockets at your sides. Okay. I want you to take your right foot and place it in front of your left. Just like that. So, your heel's touching your toe. All right? And just stand like that for me. Okay. >> Can I >> So that's the position. Well, so you take your right your right foot. >> Okay. My right foot. >> Yep. I'll do it sideways so you can see. All right. >> Oh, right in front of my >> Yep. So you stand just like that. Okay. >> Okay. >> Now, from that position, don't go yet. From that position, you're going to take nine walking steps forward, touching heel toe. One, two, three, >> four, five. Again, as my sergeant had said, >> am I legally obligated to do this? >> As my sergeant said, if you don't want to do it, you don't. >> Am I sorry, >> you don't have to, but then I'm gonna have to place you under arrest for driving while intoxicated because you refused to do the test. Okay. Now, from that position, you're going to take nine walking steps forward, touching heel to toe. One, two, three. When you get to the ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps to turn around and take nine walking steps back. One, two. Again touching heel to toe. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. >> Y >> one, two, three, four, five, 6 7 8 9 >> 10. >> Nope. Okay. 17 ready to copy on. >> I'm so sorry, sir. >> Okay. All right. Okay. Do me a favor. >> Yes, sir. >> See the tip of my finger? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Without moving your head? >> Yes, sir. >> Just your eyes. Follow the tip of my finger. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Don't move your head. Just your eyes. >> Yes, sir. All right. Right now, I believe that you're under the influence of alcohol to a degree that makes it unsafe for you to drive. All right. So, at this time, >> I live here. >> I understand you live here, but at this point, I'm going to place you under arrest for driving while intoxicating. All right. Now, >> will you have a chance to blow on a box? All right. On the Alcatest system and see what that brings up. Okay. Okay. >> Based on Sergeant Graham's account of her erratic driving, the odor of alcohol, her slurred speech, and her inability to perform the field sobriety exercises in a satisfactory manner. Detective Albany placed Jacqueline under arrest for driving while intoxicated. She was transported to the Honan County Sheriff's Department for further processing. At the Honan County Sheriff's Department, Detective Albany read her the standard statement for motor vehicle operators, but she refused to submit breath samples for testing. >> All right, do me a favor. Turn around to >> Yes, ma'am. Ma'am, turn around. Turn around, please. >> How old is she? >> I'm sorry. >> How old is she? >> Okay. And is she home alone? >> Huh? >> She's with Okay. She's with her father. So, she's with an adult. Okay. >> 17 15 17. Are you ready to copy 524072716? >> I have one female in custody. DUI. 17 location. >> Are you safe? Confirming tow. >> Hang on him. I got to fix this. >> There we go. Okay, I just got to double lock these real quick. I'm so sorry. >> All right, come on. We're going to go over to this car right here. >> I live here. I've never ever broken the law. >> I understand. >> Oh, sir, please have mercy. >> No, no, no. You're not getting in here. You're not getting in here. >> I'm sorry. I thought you were I'm sorry. I thought you were >> All right. Hang on a sec. Let me make sure. Okay. >> Oh god, this is so comfortable. It's okay. >> All right. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Yes, sir. >> I have to read I have to read this to you. So, you got to listen. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent and refuse to answer any questions. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney at any time and have him present before and during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided if you so desire prior to any questioning. A decision to wave these rights is not final and you may not with and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish before or during questioning. Do you understand? >> Okay. Thank you. >> I am so not deserving of this, sir. Oh god. Okay. Do me a favor. Lean towards me. Lean towards this way. Your whole body. All [Music] right. Be right with you. Okay. >> I am going to tell you is uh >> 11716. Copy. Jersey reg kilo 12 El Lima xxray Golf >> 1716 right driver's license. There we go. All right. said the husband the uh husband's said that the father's with him with her. >> That's what she told me. 17 15 17 >> 17 15 17 17 >> 175. Is it going to be the truck or is it going to be the Hyundai? >> It's going to be the Hyundai. That's my 17 seconds. 17 right now. I call your matrix left voicemail for both of them. >> Okay. >> Anything happened yesterday. >> You notified the other one in custody, right? >> Yeah. >> Um, >> hey, what's going on? >> I'm going to get out of the way. Okay. >> He He used I mean I probably could have but I think he's really borderline. >> Yeah. >> What he did. >> Yeah. She was pretty >> his HGM actually wasn't was fine. His tests weren't even that bad. So I think he said I think it was borderline. >> Yeah. >> She was pretty banged up. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> But yeah, I saw her. He was following down Bridge Street and uh she came out and was sitting there all prank on face and I saw her car pulled out and I saw he just came out and just punched it and his car went all the way to travel. We got the we got the camera next time. >> Oh yeah. >> And then she pulled it here. He came behind her. She got out so she was driving. That's why I said you know first I mean she wasn't doing anything wrong but then I'll call get her driving. >> Yeah. >> So >> awesome. All right. Um, well, if no matron, >> um, just bring her bring her right up to the, uh, sheriff's department. They should have all the packets up there. >> Okay. >> So, >> cool. >> You should have everything >> key. >> Okay. You got everything out of her? >> I got her purse out. I got her driver's license. >> Um, I'm going to double check with her, make sure there's nothing else, but I'm pretty sure I got everything out that needed to be out. >> Okay. >> Um, I got I got your phone out of the car. >> Yes, sir. >> With your purse if it's in the front seat. >> Yes, sir. Is there anything else in your car that you need right now? >> No, sir. >> Okay, that's fine. All right, thank you. >> Okay, Sarge. Oh, I'm going to get going then. >> Uh, okay. >> You good? Good. Okay. Okay, we're going to get going. All right, 117 16 She does have somebody home with a child, right? >> You you do have your your husband is home with the child, right? Or your your father is >> Is she home with the father? >> Got to be transporting one female to the sheriff's department. Starting mileage 73739. Did she say the other? >> She said told me earlier she was home. She was home with the father. Is Is your daughter home with the father? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. She said yes. >> Okay. >> What's the father's name? >> You got her cell phone? >> Yeah, I got her cell phone. >> All right. Well, she can make a call to get her take care. >> Yeah. >> Make sure you get there. Make sure you have your medications and all that stuff. >> Yeah. >> Make sure you don't use the restroom. We got doctor. >> Yep. All right. We got to get going. 214 214 >> 214 can you contact communication 11716 at the sheriff's department. Ending mileage 73751 17 Very safe. Just give me a moment. I'll be right with you. Okay. What? Okay. Just lean this way. Lean this way. All right. Oh, watch your back. We're just going to go over this way. >> Yes, sir. Okay. Hey. Hey. What's going on? All right. All right. Just have a seat right there. Okay. >> All right. Very good. How's it going everyone? That's good. >> You need to let us know. >> Do you guys have the packets up here? They say >> the DIY packets. Maybe they put them in here. >> Think if you need a >> potential liability or something. >> Yeah, the whole Yeah, there's they said that there's the packets are up here. I know. Yeah, >> that'll help. That's good. That's helpful. Okay, we're looking good. I don't need that. cutting that. Okay. It works. Okay, I think I got what I need. Work. All right. myself. Can you just buzz me out for a sec? I got to grab my ticket book. All right. Where is it? There you are. >> Awesome. Thank you. Do you guys need a copy for DL by chance? >> Yeah. >> Okay, cool. >> There you go. All right. [Music] Perfect. It's okay. Is that phone okay to is over here or >> Yeah. Okay. Good. >> Okay. Cool. >> Come on. Hey, Vinnie. >> Hey, what time uh did I have her under at? >> 123. Okay. And what time were we up here at? >> Excellent. Thank you. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Not long. I'm going to explain everything to you. Okay. Okay. Going off for now. I guess she called you. >> Yeah, >> you can have a seat, but if I got to run, I got to kick you back out in your truck until uh the officer's completely all right. >> Okay, come on in. >> Thank you, sir. >> Just have a seat. There's a restroom there if you go back and do some do some paperwork. It shouldn't take too long. And then we'll have to have a sign a form for it. Okay. >> You want to burn that stuff in? [Music] Okay, >> right back. [Music] >> I'm going to grab your stuff. Don't worry. >> You okay? >> Come over here. Just have a seat over there. >> When you got up, you looked really uncomfortable. >> Yeah. Well, it's part of the aging process, unfortunately. [Music] >> Um, he's uh >> Wait, where I'll get this all bent out real quick. >> Yeah. Um, so you just got a few forms. He's waiting for her in the lobby. >> Yeah. >> So, you just got to do the form up um picture, the log book, and >> we're good to go. >> Question if you did that yet or whatever. Got issue >> and then he'll uh >> paper. So, >> you can you can explain the uh going with the car, too. So >> Jacqueline was then transported back to the Lambertville Police Department and after the officers were finished processing her. She was released to Zachary. The male driver who passed the field sobriety test pending her court appearance after he signed the potential shared lady warning form on her behalf. Detective Albany issued her the following summones. Operating under the influence and refusal to submit to breath testing. >> Yes. >> Who got it? Superior. >> Superior. Okay, very good. >> He's going to have to come here after I think it's like 1:23 time of the arrest. So, >> okay. >> But, um, camera's there. So, you probably don't need too much more, but I'll let him know it's going to be, you know, not too much longer. >> 10 minutes. >> Yeah, not too much longer. Uh, Zach's here to wait for you. Okay. >> Thank you, sir. All right. >> And you don't look old. >> Thanks.