You can. Yeah. Yeah. >> Can you guys start giving the pink one as the last one cuz I love the color pink. >> Listen, you guys get a puppy in cuffs. So, >> n >> which honestly I don't know how to ride a bike, so that would have been good for you. Anyway, >> on August 9th, 2025, a routine patrol turned into a simple but instructive example of how local ordinances are enforced in American towns. This case isn't about drama. It's about public conduct, local law, and accountability. While patrolling the 100 block of 18th Avenue, officer Ethan Sealant observed an individual later identified as Gabriella Hadzik squatting between two parked cars and urinating in public view. >> I'm going to need your license. >> I get it. I just couldn't hold it for three more seconds. >> There was literally a portagon right down the edge. >> I know. And honestly, I was going to about to get about a bladder infection. >> How much is this ticket? Can I get a discount? All right. Want a car? >> No, I don't. >> All right. >> How much is it, though? Can you give me a >> That's up to the car. >> You know what? You're not going to arrest me, though. >> No. >> Oh, thank God. >> It's It's a burrow ordinance. It's It's a parking ticket pretty much. >> Oh, thank God. I literally I couldn't hold it. And men pee anywhere, so I just kind of >> But they get the They get the same tickets. >> Do they really? >> Oh, yeah. We get >> What do you mean? >> We get urination in public. It's the same ticket. Honestly, I physically it was either that or a bladder infection. >> But like you go like literally 2 hours down in the corner, there's a porta body right there. >> You think I know that? >> Outside Mama. >> Were you just outside Mama Lu? >> Uh, no. >> That pizza that pizza place. >> No. Yo, why? >> I have no idea. >> Did you see a copy grass? I'm like, >> you think I was thinking about that halfway through? I was like, yo, this [ __ ] actually hurts. But then when you go into DJs, it smells so bad that I don't even want to go down there. >> Right. I hope I'm a nice person that you're like kick the ticket. >> You're good. >> It could be worse, right? >> Yeah, it could be a lot worse. >> Oh, thank God. >> Yeah, it's literally just like a It's just like a parking ticket basically. >> Yes. It was on your body cam footage. You can't really hide it. >> Yeah, unfortunately not. >> I'm not Listen, as you have my ID, though, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay, perfect. >> Yes. >> My life could be worse. You could have arrested me, right? >> Yeah. is there. This This is probably your best case scenario. >> No, I appreciate it. Honestly, [ __ ] If I got arrested, my mother would have beat my ass. >> Yeah, like I said, this is pretty much a glorified parking ticket. >> No. Yeah. I mean, I I honestly think that people who appeared in public have gotten worse tickets than me, so I do appreciate this kind of little leverage. >> I really do appreciate it. >> Yeah. >> I just physically, honestly, I knew I was probably going to get I couldn't hold it anymore. It hurt. Sometimes you just when you got to go, you got to go. >> Yeah. >> Straight up. But you know, if you got to pay for it, it's whatever. >> It's whatever. >> Do you guys enjoy being cops? Well, in Belmar during the summer, I would kill myself. >> It's not terrible. You get good experience, so >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Wait, are you guys first year cops? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, next year, where do you plan to be? Like for a department or still for Belmar? >> Uh, full-time somewhere hopefully. Yeah. >> After the individual stood up, the officer noticed a wet area between the vehicles, which further supported his observation. In law enforcement, direct observation combined with physical evidence establishes probable cause for ordinance enforcement. >> You guys will get there. I mean, look at me. I'm on your record now. You got to make a joke out of it, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. You got to laugh. You're very understanding, which is nice. >> Oh, no. I 100% knew I was going to get a ticket because I knew you guys were biking down here, but I physically couldn't hold it. So, is what it is is what it is. Listen, you guys could have put me in cuffs. So, >> no. >> Which honestly, I don't know how to ride a bike, so that would have been good for you anyway. >> The uh But we've had we've had people that have urinated and then tried to run away, and that's just that's not >> I accepted my fate. Like, I knew it was coming. I And I know when you did the little spinny blog, I was like, "Yeah, where am I going to go? Where am I going to hide? It's like Indiana Jones over here. >> Yeah, it's uh I if you want to get out and before the craziness, you could leave like 20 minutes early. You won't feel any of this. >> Yeah. You know what's crazy? I did, but I got pizza. >> Wow. Where? >> That's what did me um >> DJs or Maloo? >> I don't know. No. They don't crisp it up enough at DJs. Like it's like gooey pizza and I can't do that. >> Yeah. >> Like it's actually disgusting. And honestly, Nautalus has more flavor. 100%. But normally I always get ice cream, but I wasn't feeling the ice cream today. >> It's a little cold. >> No. Yeah, I wasn't feeling it today. Also, I got a vaping ticket on the boardwalk three summers ago. >> I'm assuming Point Pleasant. >> Yes. Can I just say that you're the way you're the speed you're writing my ticket at is significantly faster than the Rentop because he took 2 hours. I missed last call and pizza. >> Damn. >> And I think it was just really >> Yeah. Point Pleasant. They uh they don't mess around with >> Wait, can I just say what's so funny? I texted my one friends I texted a group of my friends two months ago for a TikTok trend and I was like, "What would I get or I think it was like if I got arrested, what would I get arrested for?" Because like I'm not the type of person to get arrested and they were like peeing in public. >> So I was like, "Yeah, well at least I'm not getting arrested, but I did get a ticket for it." >> Honestly, I'm kind of excited to tell my mom this. >> This woman seemed very happy to receive her parking ticket. She even wanted to tell her mother about it. Looks like someone's in for a surprise tonight. >> Huh? >> And she can't be mad at me. It was just my birthday. Like, come on. You're the one that birthed me. >> My life could be worse. Wait, do I have to go to court, though? >> No, no, it's it's you paid on a website. There's a website or you could >> I don't have time to go like take off and go to court. I already use my PTO days. >> No, you're good. >> Thank god. >> On the bright side, this could be worse. It could be a lot. >> Wait, but like how much are we talking? >> Yeah, they're the ones that decide the pricing. >> Wait, why did you write it on four different colored papers? What does that mean? >> Yeah, they bleed through for copies for each copy. Our copy. >> Well, can I have the pink one then? >> No. >> No, you get the last one. Cardboard. You get it. >> Can you guys start giving the pink one as the last one? Cuz I love the color pink. She's >> saying I love She loves the color pink. >> You know what? My life could be worse. Also, I'm like the baby of the family, so like no one's really going to yell at me. There he is. >> Unlike state or federal law, burrow ordinances regulate everyday behavior at the local level. Ordinance 16-12.1.f specifically prohibits urination in public spaces. Because this was a nonviolent, noncriminal ordinance violation, the officer issued a summon instead of making an arrest. This is standard practice across most US municipalities. [music] >> Listen, I would never get arrested, but if I did get arrested, I would print my face in a mug shop. But I don't know what I'm going arrested for. I >> think we should do 19 or should we just do the 20? What? 26, right? >> Uh either one. It doesn't matter. I'll give you an extra even extra extra time to pay for it as well. >> Really? Yeah. >> Oh, I appreciate that so much because I don't be getting paid like crazy like that. The terrorists are [ __ ] up my job. >> Give you an extra week, too. >> Thank you. >> I like this girl, Brew. She is very humble after finishing peeing. I loved >> Oh my god. I really appreciate that. Thank you so much. >> Yeah. So, I'm making it for the um August 26th. >> That gives you plenty of time. >> That definitely gives me plenty of time. >> Thank you guys. That's how long is it before you pay a parking ticket? Cuz I forgot to pay a parking ticket like when I got it last month and I don't know how long it is. Which keep in mind I paid on the app though. >> Oh, then you should be able to call. >> You should have been able to call like, "Oh, I call the court." And they just >> like I have a screenshot of the [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. You could have gone in there like, "Hey, I paid for." And they'll just >> I didn't even think of that cuz I end up getting stretched out like the day after. So, I kind of was just vibing. Whatever. >> Yeah. There's literally that's the website. >> Oh, you guys are such nice cops. >> I don't even have to pee anymore. >> So, what this is is they ask for simple information. take about three to four days depending on system put them in manually. >> So when I type it in, it won't come in until >> not right away. So give it two to three days. It's going to ask for similar information, court ID, which is 1307. >> So that's formar. That's super split uh tag. >> And then it's going to ask prefix, SPL, and then the court complaint number, which is the ticket number, and then all you have to do is plug that information into this website right here. >> And then once, like you said, 3 to 4 days, all the information will pop up the ticket, and it'll ask for uh payment method, and you just pay method. >> Oh, perfect. Ordinance violations are typically handled in municipal court. These courts deal with minor offenses such as parking violations, noise complaints, and public conduct issues. >> Well, honestly, I defeated bladder infection. Thank you guys. I appreciate you. I did lose my phone in this process. Oh, I know who has it. But anyway, thank you. I'm going to smile really big near this. And thank you for not arresting me and being [ __ ] Love you guys so much. >> What was your favorite arrest tonight or whatever this is? Have a good one. >> On September 22nd, 2025, Gabriella pleaded guilty in Belmar Municipal Court and paid a fine of $350. Pleading guilty often resolves these cases quickly without prolonged legal proceedings. This was not her first ordinance violation. In July of 2023, she was ticketed in Point Pleasant Beach for smoking in public, a violation of Ordinance 339, and paid a $200 fine. While prior ordinance violations don't necessarily increase penalties automatically, they can influence how strictly future violations are addressed, especially if they indicate a pattern. Public conduct ordinances exist to maintain cleanliness, safety, and shared standards in community spaces. Enforcement isn't about punishment. It's about maintaining order in densely populated areas.