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I got to get over. Go ahead. Yeah, that's good. Ma'am, you got to open the door, right? Ma'am, you're passed out in the middle of an intersection. What's that? No, I don't want you driving your vehicle. Put your Put your vehicle in park. All right. Around 11:00 a.m. on January 20th, 2025, Sergeant Michael Gulla with the Bontin Police Department responded to report of a medical emergency in the area of Real Avenue and Myrtle Avenue. He arrived on scene and observed that a 2018 Lexus GX4 was stopped in the middle of the road and a female was unconscious behind the wheel while the vehicle was still in drive. He awakened her and asked her to exit the vehicle. The female was later identified as Jenna Matthews. Multiple air duster cans were visible in plain view inside the vehicle. There you go. You were passed out in the middle of the intersection. You understand that? This is dangerous. You got to Can I get another 41 car over here, please? All right. Can you open the car door? All right. Um, no, I'm good. Call her on 911 reporting. We can't get outside. Zip out. Jenna eventually exited the vehicle and officer Michael Boss escorted her to the nearby McDonald's parking lot to continue the investigation. Jenna denied consuming alcohol, but admitted to inhaling from the air duster, and a white substance was visible around her nostrils. Based on the officer's suspicion of impairment, Jenna was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. Why? You step out. You're parked in the middle of the in the intersection. We got No, you're not you're not able to drive. Let me pull over. You're not able to drive. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. I will pull over. right there. I will pull over. I'm okay. Get out of the car. I will pull over in that gas station. No, you can't drive. I can I'm fine. I am completely fine. I will drive right to that gas station. You can you can follow me. I might have to place her in custody. I'm going to go right into that gas station right there. Jay, she was completely passed out. She's not getting out of the car. I told them I'll pull over into that gas station. Even McDonald, what happened? Ma'am, you're completely passed out. We got to move this car. Come here. Ma'am, you're going to be placed in custody if you don't listen to me. All right. All right. Yeah. Go with this officer in the parking lot. All right. We got that moving car. Yep. All right, ma'am. Step on over here with me. Come here. What's that all over your jacket? You throw it yourself? Yes. Okay. All right. Step over with me over here. I'm sorry. All right. You know where you're at? Yeah. Where are you? Yeah. It's just it's it's it's early. I I No. Where are you right now? That's what I want to know. What town? Okay. Step over here. Ma'am, are you under any prescription drugs right now or anything like that? No. Okay. Did you consume any alcohol today? No. Okay. Has this ever happened to you before? Any prior medical conditions I should know about? Okay. Ma'am, do this this circumstance here now. All right. We're going to do some field sobriety testes. Okay. Yeah, it's cold. All right. First thing I'm going to do 4167 the county. I'll test out tonight. So, this do first test. All right. The sign of this check your eyes. All right. Do you wear contacts or anything like that? Hard contacts? Glasses. Glasses. Only at night. Only at night. Only at night. Okay. That's what we do. Keep your head straight at all times. Okay. You're making me nervous. All right. You said to file the pen. Follow the stimulus. The pen is the stimulus. Okay. [Music] Eyes on me. Eyes on me. Bravo. Okay. Do you see? Let's go vertically now. Okay. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Eyes on me. [Music] Can you get your ski? Yeah, of course. Thanks. Pardon me. No, we're we're some more Tesla. All right. No drinks. Eyes are good. She was huffing some. Yeah. So, ma'am, what did you have now? Cuz like part of day or something. What was it? There was It was It was what? Ma'am, eyes on me. What was it? Um, the air air what? The air duster. Air duster. Okay. I'm seeing white stuff in your nostrils right now. One sec. Serge keeping post air fresh. See the white stuff in her nostril right now. I did the eyes but her eyes came back test. All right. Here's some more test on both sides. I'll take it. [Music] All right, ma'am. We're doing a walk and turn test. All right. Walk and turn test. All right. Do you have any prior leg injuries or anything like that you know about any conditions? No. No. Okay. All right. So, first you place your left foot on the line. So, left foot or put my left foot in front of my right. Correct. You following? Put your left foot in front of it all the way. Boom. Left foot heel to toe. Excellent. Excellent. All right. Put your right foot in the heel to toe. Boom. Touching your toe. Excellent. You're still there. Place your arms down at your side. So, arms down at your side. Exactly. All right. Maintaining this position is tell you to begin. Do you understand? Yeah. Okay. When I tell you to start, take nine heel to toe steps down the line. Turn and take nine heel to toe steps back to where you begin. For demonstration purposes, I'm going to take three steps. You're going to take nine. So, begin like this. And you are going to count aloud. Okay. Do you understand? Yeah. All right. Excellent. All right. So, left foot in front of right. Heel toe. One, two, three, and small steps. All right, get the position again. Keep right there. Left in front of right again. One, two, three. Little slippery here. We got to get a better spot, SGE. How's the sidewalk over there? Never walk the line. All right. Ma'am. All right. On the line here, ma'am, for me. In line. Yes, please. Now, can you put your left toe? Yep. Heel to toe left in front right behind it. And you're going to take nine steps for me. Okay. And you have to count the nine steps out loud. Do you understand this? Yes. Do you need me to demonstrate again? No. Okay. Just remember small turning around, right? Small steps. Count aloud, please. 4. Turn around. Turn around. Keep your sides though. You got to I can't tell you what to do. You just got to keep going. One leg stand. That's our next test that we're going to do. Place your feet together. Yep. To your side. Hands at your side still. Excellent. All right. Maintain this position until I tell you to begin. Do you understand? Okay. When I tell you to start, I want you to raise your foot, whichever is more comfortable for you, 6 in off the ground, keeping your foot parallel to the ground and both legs straight. While holding that position, I want you to count in the following manner. 1,000 1,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. Okay? I'm going to choose my right foot. So, I'm going to raise that one at least 6 in off the ground. Understood? Okay. 1 1,001 1,002 Do you understand? Just like that. And just 6 in. If you drop your foot, how how long am I counting? 1 1,000. I'll do it again for you. Just 1 1,000. Yes. Left leg or right leg. I'll demonstrate. Nope. I'll demonstrate. Keep your feet together. Hands at your sides. Thank you. 1 1,00 1 1 2 1 1 1003 1 1004 Okay. And make sure you keep your eyes on that foot as you are counting just as I demonstrate. Do you understand? Okay. You may begin. 1 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 Yeah. Keep going till when I stop, ma'am. One 100 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 11 100 12 100 13 100 14 100 15 100 16 100 17 100 18 100 19 100 2100 Good stop. Stop right there. One sec. Not too good. One leg stand. Perfect. Yeah. I don't think we have to charge. Understood. All right. There we go. under arrest for intoxicating uh this chemical. All right. Being intoxicated, right? You're going to be charged and we're going to release you. All right. We're going to go back and process you now. Okay. Let them check her out first. Okay. We're going to leave your car here. We're going to we're going to search your car though. Yep. No problem. Is there anything else in that vehicle? Actually, right. For you to write first. Hold on. All right. Oh, sir, just hold on one second, please. Just want her rights. All right. All right, ma'am. I'm going to read you your rights. It's your Miranda warning. Okay, one second. That you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights to not answer any questions or make any statements. And do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? Yes. Okay. Have these rights in mind? Do you wish to talk to us now? No. Pardon me? No. Okay, I'm good. Um, ma'am, could you see the medical team here? Want to get you some attention. Yes, afterwards. Right now, I want you to get some medical attention. her pockets down. All right. Yeah. I want to check pockets before you bring her in there. You don't mind? Appreciate you for going that extra step. No problem, man. I just got to check your pockets. All right. You take your hand out of there for me. Just as we did before. All right. Just put your hands behind your back there. Anything of this one? Change. You underneath your jacket. What are you wearing there? Anything else that has pockets there? No. Could you bring your jacket up for me, please? Okay. No. Lift it up for me. Okay. May I put my outkirt in my hands on your jeans? Okay. I'm just going to rub them like this side. Look, I'm just going to do this just so you understand what's going on here. Okay. What's this here? My pocket. Okay. Just bulge together. Okay. No problem. Excuse me one second. Just want to get on this side. Check. All right. Good. Good. Hey, check this out. What? Patting her down. Tell her with the coat. I can't see how long her jeans are. Yeah. What's in the pockets? Her pants are undone. Yeah, no problem. [Applause] Hey guys, I'm just going to sit in with you. All right. Yeah, you're good. Following the field sobriety exercises, Jenna was evaluated by first responders before being handcuffed and placed in the patrol car. She consented to a search of her vehicle and the search yielded the presence of multiple air duster cans inside the vehicle. After the officers searched her car, Jenna was transported to the Bontin Police Department for further processing. Her vehicle was subsequently impounded for a 12-hour hold according to John's law. No problem. All right. So, ma'am, at the time, you are going to be placed under arrest. All right. Just so you understand. Place your hands behind your back for me, please. Where to gather your belongings as well. All right. Cell phone, wallet, all that information is in there. Excellent. All right. That's right. All right, man. This is step forward with me here. Yeah, that's true. We have all those belongings wallet cell. Where does the car belong to? Me. You come back to somebody else. It's uh it the leash is under um my my ex. The insurance car is under me. The car is coming back to somebody out of Pumpton Lakes. Who? That's my car. It's your car? Yeah. The plate's not coming back to you. Plate's right. Right. Yeah. Let's go. Yep. Let's Yep. One second. Again, we just want to check your pockets one more time. That's all I know. We checked it before. And there was nothing in my pants pocket as well. Perfect. Just watch your head getting in the room. Now, can you sit back for me, please? Thank you. Just a little bit buckled up. [Music] All right, guys. Hold on. We're going to see if she'll consent to search the rest of the vehicle. Oh, okay. You know, we'll do the whole she says yes, just back up. She can watch search. Got it. Well, I'll ask you right now. Hold on. Okay. the consent. Yeah. Huh? 419 County. Sounds like it could be a waterfall alarm. You could just get a fire department dispatch. I can't narrow it down. It's breathing. [Applause] All [Applause] [Music] right, Jenna. Right. All right. Um, we're going to get you uh back to the PD and uh processed. All right. Um, I want to see if you would give me consent to search your car so we can Yeah. And you can watch and you can stop it at any point if you want. Want you to search it though? Just preliminary. Whatever is in plain view, but I'm asking if you'd be willing to give me consent to search your vehicle so we could expedite this. What's that? Yes. Yeah. Okay. Um, I'll fill this out with you at the uh police department just because it's, you know, it'll be easier that way. All right. Um, what time is it, Serge? 11:20. All right. Um, do you want to back the car up so she can watch? Yeah. Pretty much just go through what's in the back. Yeah. Back it up. put the window down and we'll just fill this out with her at the police department. Right. Cuz she she's handcuffed. Yeah. back. Yeah, I need a relay to the fire department. I found it on the 64 [Music] alpha. You want to open the door for? Yeah, I need a relay to the car, but I found it on the 64. [Music] All right. Come on. [Music] Where the [ __ ] do you open this? Pop the glass. I think that works. [Music] Oh, come on. All right, I think we're good. We have detective purse out of the bag. This should be it, right? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, check the bag and everything. Let's see. This looks like a lot of garbage. Double check. Oh jeez. [Music] Freaking nice. [Music] [Music] on the uh where you got the the bottles of dust off from. Yeah, it's just it was this bag too, right? Yeah, there were two two in this and then two in the trunk area. Okay. Yeah. Put that on the uh on the sheet for the search. Okay. Call this back. All right. We're good. 41 41 female night. Starting mileage 36 365.4 Heat. Heat. [Music] Thank you. Oops. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] 416. [Music] At police headquarters, Jenna was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and agreed to submit breath samples. However, the Alco test machine detected interference during the administration of the breath test because of the leftover chemical residue in her mouth and it was terminated. After the officers were finished with their paperwork, Jenna was transported by first responders to St. Claire's Hospital in Denville Township for further evaluation. She was eventually released to her mother pending her court appearance after she signed the potential shady warning form on Jenna's behalf. [Applause] Just watch your step and watch your head. [Applause] back here. All right. Step forward be right here. Walk towards the officer that you see in front of you. Oh man, I'm going to guide you there. Right. We're going to turn right. Make a left turn and watch your step. Watch your step here. Okay. Take a seat for me, please. All right. Excellent. Stand up for me, please. One more time. [Music] There you turn. Pardon me. Yep. Nope. Keep it right there for me. Don't move your arms yet. Want to get this situated. You take it out. Pull your arm up. Pull it out. There you go. Perfect. Jenna was issued the following traffic tickets. Operating under the influence. Reckless driving. Driving with a suspended license. Delaying traffic. Jenna was also criminally charged with inhaling a toxic chemical to become intoxicated to see. 35 to 10 point for bites one and possession of a toxic chemical to become intoxicated to see. 35 to 10 point for bites too. Take hand out your pocket. Casey. Casey. Who's that? That's my uh kid's father. Yep. Yeah. Stand back up for me. Hand out your pocket. Take a picture. Don't you have a patrol for you by chance? Thank you.