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Around 8:42 p.m. on March 6, 2023, patrolman Keith Fukovski and Sergeant Richard Bole with the Barnagad Township Police Department responded a report of a motor vehicle accident in the area of West Bay Avenue and the Garden State Parkway overpass. Sergeant Bole was advised that the striking vehicle drove from the scene and came to a stop in the ACME parking lot at 912 West Bay Avenue. Patrolman Fulkovski eventually located a 2013 Niss on Ultima with major front 10 damage in the parking lot and made contact with the driver who was identified as 21-year-old Victoria >> Bar 451. I'll be out with that vehicle in the Acme parking lot. It's a Nissan. Hey, >> I don't know what happened. I got hit at a traffic light. Like it was like a green light. Go and then >> Okay. >> I don't know what happened. My mom is coming. I don't >> Okay. Hey, is everything okay? Are you you're not injured or anything? All right. It's okay. Just Just take a deep breath. It's all right. >> I can't I don't live away I don't live around here. Like I live an hour away and that's why I'm like >> we're not sure if that household. >> Okay. Is your passenger okay? >> Okay. Nobody's injured, right? Okay. >> I was just trying to come from a funeral. >> I'm very sorry for your loss. Um, look, just take a deep breath, okay? Everything's going to be all right. We just got to get it sorted out. >> My mom is coming. I called my mom. She's supposed to come with my stepdad. I'm just like, >> okay. All right. Have you ever >> All right. Just give me one second cuz we weren't sure what exactly was going on. All right. >> I was just trying to back up from a spot to go home. Okay. Will you do me a favor? >> Just do me a favor. Just grab me your license, registration, or proof insurance. Okay. Okay. Barn 451 1011 >> Bravo 61 November X-ray X-ray. Uh, this is going to be the other vehicle. I don't know what's happening on mass, but you can see that. Yeah, they're going to just go and double check. We're not sure this was involved. We had a lot of conflicting stories with the one on M. So, we just want to confirm before we make a call out of it. >> Copy. 51. What? >> Yeah, sir. >> 456 mask right here. Can we just get a little background about who the caller is for mass and why they believe they were involved in his MBA? The caller was a ML. He advised my partner that there was a BMW with front end damage currently going through settlers and back into a driveway on mass. We didn't know the story to be involved in the accident. unable to confirm that with you call you back and find out if you witnessed the accident called >> Yo, is that dude drivable? Okay. Um, all right. I'm out with the other car over here. I'm I'm going to uh see if she needs a 17 or anything. Just grab uh his information wherever you can. And if you could just grab his account of what happened and uh just let me know. I'll take the report. I'll be out with a BMW. Got a broken front axle. >> Okay. Is he saying anything about a third vehicle or a BMW or whatever the hell that's about? >> Okay. Yeah. I don't know what that is then because it's it doesn't seem like it's in reference to uh to this. So, all right. All good. I'll uh I'll meet up with you a little bit later and just grab the full story. Okay. I'll uh I'll let you know as soon as I know. >> All right. See you. >> Uh what was your name? >> Victoria. >> Victoria. Okay. Are you okay? >> Yes, I promise. Promise. >> Patrolman Falcovski asked Victoria for her documents, but she was only able to provide him with her insurance. Victoria told him that she was coming from her friend's funeral earlier that day. As he was speaking with her, he detected the odor of alcohol and noticed other indicators of impairment. Victoria eventually vomited outside the vehicle and at this time she admitted that she had consumed a couple of shots at the funeral home before operating a motor vehicle. >> I know. Look, no, nobody expects to be in an accident. It's very stressful. I I totally understand. >> I know. I I promise I'm really trying to get my [ __ ] I'm trying to get on my promise. >> I just haven't been able to get my car in a while. >> Okay. I think did I just want to double check. It looked like you maybe dropped something. No, I thought you dropped the paper. No, you're all right. So, um do do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you um I know sometimes like you get sent out um >> Thank you. >> on your phone? Like are you able to look it up? Cuz I can just like write down a picture. Do you know what um insurance you have? >> Yeah. >> Okay. for the plate. >> I mean, I can give you like a bill of my snaps. So, I what I'll need is a um >> an actual policy number and there's going to be a code on the actual card itself. Oh, hang on right there. Just want to see if it says your policy policy confirm. No, it's a confirmation. Oh, wait. I'm sorry. Nice number. Yeah. You know what? I can I can get it off of that. Um >> Okay. And uh what I'm sorry, what was the name of the company? >> Good to go. >> Good to go. Okay. >> It's like good number two. >> To go. Okay. >> Yes. All right. And it's uh it's out of New Jersey, right? >> Yes. >> Jersey. All right. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> You have my purse. >> Sorry, dude. >> Give me one second. She has my purse. >> So, >> yeah. >> Is the vehicle registered to you? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Okay. Uh, where are you guys from? >> I'm from Vorhees. >> Okay. Is I'm sorry. Your passengers from Barnagate? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, you guys friends, relatives? >> Best friends. >> Okay. Do you want to call somebody, see if somebody can come and pick you up? Cuz your car is not going to be drivable. >> Why? >> Well, it's you got a completely fat flat tire. You're dragging like your whole front end. So, yeah. You're I'm I mean, even if you wanted to replace the tire, you definitely can't be driving it. >> Okay, we'll call Gravity, please. You pull gas, >> dude. Just uh just sit tight for me real quick. I'm just going to check my car. Uh, give you one second. I'll give you a call. All right, Victoria. >> I'm sorry. >> So, don't worry about the license. I got all your information and everything. So, I have everything I need. Did you call somebody to come pick you guys up? >> Yes, we did. >> Somebody's coming. Okay. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> So, I I just have to have >> I need a question for you real quick. Do you want us The car needs to be It's not going to be able to be driven from here. So, I mean, uh, we can get a tow company for you or you can contact your insurance company. It's fine to sit right here. It just, you know, obviously it can't be driven. So, do you want us to get you a tow or do you want to get your own? >> I'm going to call my mom. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Yep. Just uh just sit tight for me. I just have a couple more things for you. It's unknown if it's uh related to that MBA that they're working on. >> Yo, black front end, gray door. Uh, gray. It's a gray Nissan. >> Uh. Oh, no. No. They were clearly involved. She's She It sounds like she pulled in, was just like >> very shaken up. both drivers are uh technology they don't believe their vehicle. >> Yeah. No, it doesn't sound like it. I mean, she's not saying anything about a a third vehicle or whatever. Uh, I'm trying to get her side. She was just like pretty shaken up. I think she just smashed and drove into here. She was like panicking when I got here. So, uh, no, I that's probably nothing. But this one is very obviously related to, you know, the NBA that we got. And I Yeah, I'm not surprised if he's got like a piece of her car wedged into his cuz she's got a, you know, a good bit ripped off. All right. So, I I don't think she's going to want to get a towed. She's calling She's like a younger chick. I think she's like calling her mom and everything to try to figure that out. But um I can uh I mean, is it like some big stuff? Can I just run over there and just kind of kick it out of the way? I'll um I'll clear from here. I'll just run. If you want to sit there, I'll run over to uh I'll just run 10 three, grab a broom, and we just sweep it up out of the way. I'll see if if she is going to want to get a toe, I'll uh I'll let you know. But I don't think she is. I think she's on the phone with mom right now. All right. All right. Yeah, all good. Um, yeah, just sit there. I'll I'll let you know what the story is here in a second. All right. Thanks, dude. >> Okay. >> I would roll down my window. I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> My window's broken. >> Okay. So, look, I know you >> my mom is on her way. Okay, I know you're pretty shaken up and everything about what just happened. Can you just do your best to let me know what happened? >> Okay, I just came back from a funeral. >> Okay, >> my best friend just killed himself. >> Very sorry to hear that. I just look I I can tell that you're having a rough day. I know. It's okay. I just literally all I want if you want to talk to me about like if you want to give me a full story I can give you a call later or tomorrow or something. I just need to know where >> I want to give you a full story of my friend hung himself. >> No no no that's I'm sorry about >> I ju I just mean like where where you were coming from in relation >> we were coming from Chucker to go back to my house in Barnag and >> Okay. I'm sorry. I I don't even need that much. I need to know like were you on the Parkway? How How did Route 9 route nine? >> Route 9. >> Okay. >> This street they have. >> So, here's >> going off the Parkway onto West B. >> Okay. Here's what I'm going to do. Okay. I'm going to call you tomorrow. All right. I just need an explanation of how the collision occurred. That's it. >> You want my phone number? >> Okay. I'm going to grab both of your phone numbers. Okay. You have somebody coming to pick you up. >> We have my best friend coming. >> Okay. As far as a toe, >> Mom's coming. >> Mom's coming. Okay. Where's mom? We got a handle. She's going from Taco, but she's about 10 minutes, 15 minutes away. We got a handle. >> Okay. So, I'm guessing you don't want a tow truck right now. >> Okay. >> All right. Let me just grab your phone numbers. >> That's fine. >> All right. Victoria, can I grab your phone >> around your side? Does that Does that window roll down? Yeah. >> Okay. I'm just >> I just need uh All your information is just going to go into the report real quick. So, >> Alexa Princip, >> I'm sorry. Alexa, >> principado. P R I N T I A >> P R I N C >> I T O >> P A T O. Okay. Your data Thank you. >> I'm very sorry for your loss. Truly am. You're having a rough day. I get it. That sucks. I'm going to call you. Your friend. Okay. 4 4 >> All right. Can you head over here? All right, Victoria. >> I'm also >> I'm sorry. I'm not driving. >> Okay. >> By one. All right. >> I understand that. But now I kind of have to ask you, were you drinking today? >> Yeah. Okay. Uh yeah, firm. Can you just send me another unit? >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. Is this mom right here? >> Patrolman Fovski radioed for backup and Sergeant Bole responded to the scene. He conferred with the other officers and they determined that they would administer field sobriety exercises. Sergeant Bole asked Victoria to perform field sobriety exercises and she agreed to do so. >> How you doing? >> Hi. >> Are you mom? >> I am mom. >> Okay. >> Mom, take me home, please. >> I don't feel good. >> Okay. >> Please. Analyze. >> Please calm down. >> Okay. Just give me one second. All right. Just got to talk to my sergeant. So, >> oh my god, dude. >> Yeah. >> So, she's like crying. She's all upset. I'm like, "All right, she's coming home from funeral like, "All right, just take it easy. Take it easy. This >> I get her information. I start starts getting a little like woozy, a little woozy, like what's going on?" >> Uh, she just ped right there. Have you been drinking? >> Yes. So, here we are. >> Okay. >> All right. So, we got to run through FC. You have HN. >> I do. >> Okay. >> Oh, she she can't even walk. >> She It was crazy. She like She's She comes out. She's like running. >> She tried to stand up and fell. >> I know. Comes out. She's running and screaming. She's like, "I don't know what happened. I don't know what happened." I'm like, "All right." She's obviously shaking up and everything. Didn't really smell anything at first talking to her. And then she's like talking. She's getting like a little slurry. A little slurier. I get talking to her friend for a second. She just pukes outside. This is her family right here. >> Um, the bridge is [ __ ] covered in [ __ ] So, >> bomb. >> Yeah. >> So, >> hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. How are you? What's your name? >> Victoria. >> Victoria. All right, officer Bole. I know you're feeling a little sick. Can you stand up for me? >> Can you come out here? Just watch where you're stepping so you don't step in that. Come on over here for me. Okay. So, >> come on. We'll stand right over here. >> I'm sorry. I did. I really did not. >> Okay. >> That's why I called my stepdad. I'm sorry. I really >> I understand. It's It's an accident. It happens. How old are you? >> 21. >> You're 21? Is this car registered to you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Just confirm the uh age. >> So that's why I called my mom. I don't want to drive anymore. Please. >> Okay. Thank you. >> No, I took a couple shots and I took I'm 21. Please, I don't I don't want to drive. Please. That's why I called my mom. >> Okay, Victoria. Victoria, here's what you got to do. Just Just relax, okay? Just relax a little bit. Okay. >> Sergeant started with the horizontal gaze nistagmus HGN test. The second exercise was the walk and turn test and it was administered by patrolman Fovski. During the walk and turn test. Victoria did not touch heel to toe on each step and failed to count as instructed. The final exercise they attempted was the one leg stand test, but Victoria was unable to complete the test satisfactoryy. >> What I have to do is I'm going to I'm going to do a test. I'm going to check your eyes. >> You're going to arrest me and I don't want to do I please >> Victoria. Victoria, here's what we have to do. We just have we have we have body cameras on, right? So, we have to do we have we have to do our job. We just have to check you. Make sure you're okay before we can let you go. Okay. >> So, what I want you to do is just just take a deep breath. Just relax for me. Okay. Just relax. All right. Come stand over here right in front of me. >> My mom is taking me home. >> Okay. Perfect. What I want you to do is stand with your feet together like this. Put your arms at your sides. All right. You're going to remain just like that until I tell you to do anything else. Okay. Do you understand? All right. What I'm I'm going to do is I'm going to check your eyes. Do you wear contacts or anything? No. All right. Just stay just like that. All right. All right. What I want you to do is I want you to follow the tip of this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? You're not going to move your head. You're just going to move your eyes. Can you see the tip right here? Tip of the pen. >> Okay. Wait. I know. Okay. That's not >> Okay. What I want you is I want to follow the tip of this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Put your arms right down at your sides just like that. Don't move your head. Okay. >> Don't move your head. See? Just drive. Okay. Keep keep watching right here. Okay, Victoria. I know it's it's it will be it's be quick. Okay. >> Obviously, what I was told I keep following with your eyes and your eyes only, not your head. Okay. >> Ready? I need you to do me a favor. Just stand just straight arms down like this. >> I'm sorry. I have really I low >> really low iron. >> Okay, do me a favor. Just stand with your arms like this. You don't you don't need an ambulance or anything, do you? Okay, perfect. So, just just your head. Okay. I mean, I'm sorry. Just your eyes, not your head. Okay. >> You're moving your head. See? Turn. You're doing this. You're doing this. >> I'm sorry. >> It doesn't It's not that cold out. So, you What you need to do is just just follow with your eyes and not your head. You know, it's not really cold to you, but to me it's really cold. >> I'm sorry. I'm really [ __ ] cold. >> Are you going to refuse to take test cuz you're not doing what I'm asking you to do? Okay. What I need you to do is I need you to follow the tip of this pen with just your eyes and not your head. Okay. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm really cold. Okay. Is there one? >> Sure. That's fine. >> Okay. Okay. Hang on. >> Is that better? Okay. You're not doing what I asked you to do. So, are you refusing to take the test? Cuz you're looking back at me. You're just following the pen. >> Can you reiterate your instructions? >> Okay. Not a problem at all. So, what I want you to do is I want you to follow the tip of this pen right here. I want you to follow the tip of this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? So, you're not going to move your head. You're just going to move your eyes. So, look at me like this. Ready? It's going to be this. >> Just like that. So, you're going to follow you're going to follow the pen like this with just your eyes and not your head. You're doing this. So, don't move just your eyes. Okay? either. >> Okay, you can uh this officer this officer is going to have you conduct another test. Okay, this you're going to you're going to listen to this officer right here behind you. >> You're going to you're going to leave me. Okay, >> I'm sorry. I'm really cold. >> I know. I know you're cold. Look, we just had to get through this real quick. Okay, so look, second test we're going to do is called walk and turn. Okay, I know you're cold. Can you just keep your hands down at your side for me? No. >> Okay, just try to stand as still as you can. Okay, so here. Do you have any uh issue with your legs? Anything that's going to prevent you from being able to walk? No, nothing like that. Okay, so look, I'm going to explain the test. I'm going to demonstrate how to do it and I'm going to ask my arms like this. I'm just >> Okay, that's fine. For right now, you can keep it like that. I understand you're cold. Okay, I'm going to explain everything and then I'm going to have you do the test. Okay. So, what you're going to do, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps forward in a straight line, counting out loud every step. When you get to number nine, you're going to take a small series of steps to turn back around facing the opposite direction and take nine heel to toe steps back. Okay? So, it's going to look like this. Ready? 1 2 3 4. Then, you're going to turn, go all the way to nine. You're going to turn back around. One, two, three, four, and back to nine. Can you stand straight for me? Okay, you want to go this way? >> Whatever. >> Okay, that's fine. You can go this way. Just keep your hands down to your side for me. All right, remember heel to toe touching. Count out loud. Okay. All right, you can begin. >> One, two, three. >> I'm sorry. Wait. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Take a breath. >> Wait. >> Okay. Okay. And you can try again. >> I'm sorry. I have not. >> Okay. >> Look, Victoria, you just have to >> No. Wait. >> What's that? >> No. I'm sorry. I don't want to confide in my mom. I don't want her to hear it. >> Okay. Do you want to talk to me over here? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> Okay. You have a couple things going on right now. Just coming out of an accident. I know you're coming from funeral. It's all very stressful. I get it. Okay. What we need to do right now is to see if you if you're even okay to drive. Okay. So, we just have to get through these tests. All right. We don't have to tell your mom anything. >> We just have to get through this. Okay. Hey, you're you're an adult right now. You're an adult. So, we're just talking to you. Like said, we're not talking to you and I'm not going to say what's going on, but we have to do our job. We have to we have to have you conduct this last test here. Okay. So, you need to all listen to Officer Lowski and perform the last test and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I'm really shivering right now. >> I know, but the faster we do this, the faster we the faster we can get out of the cold. >> All right. Can you try the test for me again? Do you need me to explain anything? You all right? >> Do you know how to do it? Walk in a straight line. >> Walk in a straight line. Here, I'll explain again. >> Give me where to go so I can know where to go. >> Officer, tell me where you want me to go so I know where to go. >> Stop. Stop talking. Let him explain the test. >> So, look. So, I'll just I'll start from the jump. Okay. So, it's going to be nine heel to toe steps forward in a straight line. Okay? Counting out loud. Every step it's going to look like this. One, two, three, four. up to nine. You're going to turn around and you go right back the other way. One, two, three, four to nine. Okay, that's it. Just straight turn around and then straight back. Okay, you can go. >> One, two, three. >> I'm sorry. Wait, I wasn't on it. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Okay, we're going to go. We're going to go off the next test. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> We're going to go to the next test. Okay. Let's Let's try one more test. Okay, >> Victoria. Victoria, we're not asking you. Okay, this is for tell me. >> No. Yes. This is what's going to happen. You're going to >> I know you're not asking me a lot, but I know. >> So, what we're going to do right now, >> I know you're you're asking me for very very very very simple tasks. And in my brain, it is very, >> it is a very simple typical simple test, but in my brain, it's like it's not >> okay, that's fine. That's that's understand. >> It's not what it is. Victoria, Victoria, do me a favor. But we're also Cassie going to explain the last test get you out of the cold. Okay. >> So, >> I'm sorry. Like, it's not >> Are you refusing to do the test? Because this is the second time not doing test. >> Okay. I'm sorry. God. Okay. I don't really want to go here. I really don't want to go here. >> I got her info. Yeah. That's what I >> Are you good? >> I don't. >> So, you want to go? >> Listen, here's the deal. We're We are We're in charge here, okay? We're going to tell you what to do and you're going to either do it or you're going to repeat it and then we're going to go from there. That's it. We're being very respectful to you. We're trying to be very nice. >> You are and I respect that. >> But, but right now, but right now, you're just babbling and you're just sitting here because you're bold and you're not listening and I don't care that you're cold cuz I'm cold, too. So, we don't really care. So, we're going to do we're going to do one more test. We're gonna have >> is gonna have to have you do one more test. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Okay. I'm sorry. >> Look, this is the last test we got to do. All right. It's okay. It's okay. We just have to get through this. Okay. We're going to get through this together. Nice and easy. All right. Last thing we have to do. All right. It's called one leg stand. I'm going to explain it. I'm going to show you how it's done and I'm going to have you start. Okay. So, just stand just like that with the feet straight. I know you're cold. I'm going to let you keep your hands like that. Okay? So, just hang tight. So, all you're going to do, you're going to lift one leg of your choosing. It doesn't matter right or left, six inches off the ground with your toe pointing up. You're going to look down at your toe, and you're going to count using the 1,00 method. All right? It's going to be 1 1,00 2, 100,000, 3,000. You understand? Okay? You're going to count until I tell you to stop. Okay? So, it's going to look like this. >> I haven't ironed the >> I understand. I'm going to take that into consideration. All right? So, this is how the test is going to look. You're going to lift one leg off the ground. Look down at your toe. Arm straight at your side. 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 until I tell you to stop. Okay, you understand? All right, you can go. >> Okay. One, two, three. >> I need you to pick your leg off the ground. There you go. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. No. I'm sorry. Just fail me. >> All right, Victoria. We're going to come talk to you over here. Over here in private. Okay. >> I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. >> I can't. That's too much. That's too much pressure. It is. >> Okay. Just relax. Take a deep breath. Okay. [laughter] >> Victoria, just listen to me real quick. Okay. I know that you've been having a rough day. >> Okay, look. We don't have to tell your mom anything. All right, but here's the deal. You're going to be placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay, I have to. All right, this this is our job. >> No, I'm sorry. Hold on. Okay, we don't have to explain anything to your mom. I can't. >> I'm going to give you a second to catch your breath. Okay. >> All right. Just breathe. Okay. Couple nice deep breaths. All right. And we're going to get through this. Okay. >> Okay. You all right? Based on the motor vehicle crash, her admission to consuming alcohol, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises, Victoria was placed under arrest for driving under the influence. After she was placed under arrest and placed in the patrol car, her vehicle was impounded by Southshore Towing for a 12-hour hold under J's law. A search of her vehicle yielded eight airplane bottles of fireball whiskey. Patrolman Fulkovski transported Victoria to the Barnagat Township Police Department for further processing. >> All right. Do me a favor. Just face this officer behind you. >> All right. Can you just put both your hands on top of your head for me? >> I can't. I can't. I can't. This is just >> Wait, hold on. I'm sorry. Can I just get Can I just talk to you for a second? >> No, no. I I'll talk to you when we get there. All right. Don't worry. Am I going to see you? >> You're going home in about an hour. >> Okay, >> I like I messed up. We know you're going through a lot. Sorry. >> No, don't be sorry. We're We're going to We'll get u We'll make sure that you're uh you're okay. Okay, >> Victoria, do you have anything? You're going to sit back here. Do you have anything in your pockets? It's just >> I just want to go. I just want my car to go. >> Look, you're going to go home tonight, okay? Everything is going to be all right. Just Just kind of bear with us, okay? I just have to search you real quick before you get in my car. Do you have any Do you have anything sharp on you? Nothing at all. Okay. >> Is this her phone? >> That's my phone. >> Victoria, right? >> Victoria, do you like Tori? Victoria. >> Can you ask my mom to please please search me? >> Do Do what? >> Search me a new part on my [ __ ] car. >> What do you want? Search me a new part on my car. >> Search for Search for a new part for your car. You're going to need a lot of parts, but yeah, that's okay. >> It's that bad. >> All right. Well, it's fixable. Here's your phone. What else do you need from your car? Do you want your your purse or No, >> Bella. >> Bella, do you want Bella to take your purse? >> You want Bella to bring me home? >> Okay. Well, someone's going to come get you. That's not a problem. I got your phone, but what else would you like out of the car? >> Can you ask Bella to bring me home? Yes, I will ask her. >> You are going to be allowed to go home 100%. >> That's okay. You don't have to be upset. Accidents happen. So, I got your phone, but it's important. Just focus for one second. >> Okay. What else do you want from your car? Cuz your car is going to be in an inbound for 12 hours. So, what can I what can I take out of your car? >> 41. >> My whole car. Please tell my mom to help me. >> My whole car. >> Do you want your mom to make the decision for you? >> They're they're asking if uh if you want them to take your stuff out of the car. You want them to pick her up? >> Ask them if they can help me. >> I'll ask the phone. >> She's going with the phone so she can >> What's her her friend? >> Yeah, they said they'll take there's a couple. >> Okay. Oh, there is >> now. >> Yeah, I put >> all she's going to flip like this. I guarantee >> you. Can you please help me? >> He's helping me. So is your mom. Okay, >> please. You [ __ ] up. You [ __ ] up. >> I know I did. I know I did. I know I did. >> Listen to me. >> Keep your composure. Do not yell at these guys. >> They were here to help you. >> I know they are. I know they are. I'm not >> We'll get you out. >> We'll get you out. And then they're going to come right over and pull you out. >> We're going to drop her off and come right back. >> So, we need to bring you back to the exit. 5162. >> The car is to leave the word. >> You'll be fine. You'll be fine. Just these guys, they are here to help you. All right. Roll the window up so you can stay warm. Okay. She is >> 512. >> No, she's getting >> She's the best. She's the best of yellow. Got it. Barne 451 101. Starting is going to be 87183. Uh, I'll be in route 103, de 41. Hey, are you at the hospital? >> Yeah, we are. >> All right. Are you going to be out of there soon or are you going to be there for a little while? for the >> uh sorry, give me one second. >> Yeah, affirm. I should have everything. >> Um >> All right. Yeah, let me let me know when you're leaving the hospital. I got a uh 41 to search if uh if you're out in time. >> All right. Thanks. 456 456 >> uh move most of the debris out of the roadway. I'll be uh 103 assisting 451. Hey Victoria, you all right? Victoria. Hey, Victoria. Barne 451. >> It's going to be the same. 21. 21. Hey, Victoria. Yeah. >> Hey, can you sit up for me? Can you hop out? Easy. Easy. Hang on. Hang on. >> I'm not running. >> I know. I know. I just didn't want you to fall. Hang on one second. All right. You all right walking? Can you follow me? >> My ex was in here. >> X was in here. >> It's good that he's your ex then, right? Mhm. >> [snorts] >> All right, Victoria, do me a favor. Stand right here on these tiles. Just don't go into the room yet. Just wait right there. >> Can I use the restroom? >> Sure. You got to give me a couple minutes, though. Okay, Tori, you can step in. All right, we're going to go right in this middle one. I'm going to keep grabbing you. I just don't want you to fall. Okay, can you take a step to the left for me, though? Perfect. >> I really just want to pee. >> All right, you guys just got to give me a couple minutes. Okay, just stand right here. I'm going to take those cuffs off you. Okay, I just have to search you again. You didn't have anything in your pockets? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> A bowl. >> A what? >> A water. >> Okay. All right. Bear with me. I'm going to get you in the bathroom as soon as I can. >> Oh my god. It's not your fault. It's not your fault. I know it's not your fault. >> I know. I know you're having a rough day. Just got to bear with me. >> It's not your fault. It's not your fault. >> Oh god. >> Hold on. Hold on. Stop. Keep your hand up for me. >> Okay. >> I know it's uncomfortable. I'm just trying to get this cough off you. >> All right. Tory, you can take a seat. >> Oh my god. key, please. >> Okay, hang on one sec. I'm I'm gonna get a female officer here for you. Okay, just sit tight. >> I honestly don't care if it's a male or female. I don't care if it matters, y'all. But I'm gay. I really don't care. I just need [ __ ] >> All right, can you >> I don't care who. >> All right, let's let's go pee. >> Take your shirt off. >> I have a sports bra. I'm kidding. I don't have anything underneath. >> All right, don't leave it on. >> Okay, >> I don't I don't have anything underneath me. I swear to God, I just need to paint. I'll keep my hands up if you need. >> Oh my god. Thank you so much. Do you need to keep the door open? >> We're going to close it, but keep it so you can't shut. >> Okay. killing trees. >> I'm sorry. I don't like you. All right. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. >> All right. Do you you don't have anything under the sweatshirt? >> Okay. Can you take those strings out? You able to the strings in your hood? >> At the station, the standard statement for motor vehicle operators was read to Victoria and she agreed to submit breath samples for testing. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.16% which was double the legal limit of 0.08%. After the officers were finished with processing Victoria, she was released to a sober adult after she signed the potential Sher ID warning form on Victoria behalf. She was issued the following citations operating under the influence. Reckless driving, careless driving, traffic on marked lanes, and open container. >> If you could pull them out. >> I just got this hoodie today. >> Okay. All right. That That's fine. That's fine. Can you just kick your shoes off for me? >> Uh, I know you're cold. I'll give you that to stand on. Okay. >> All right. Just sit for your story. If you need anything, I have video and all you record in the shower. Okay. >> I just want Bella. >> Just want what? >> Bella. >> Oh, sorry. Real quick. Uh, I didn't realize. Can I just grab those braces from you? I see it. >> How about the uh the wash, too? >> Do you really need that one? That's my dad's picture. >> Look, >> it's going to sit right here for you. >> I'm sorry. It's literally just my dad's picture in the light. I I just wasn't sure if you really really need it. >> I I do I do need your jewelry. I'm sorry. It's just policy. >> It's just your It's just your policy. I >> I'm going to put it in a bag as soon as you sit right in front of you. You can just grab those rings, too. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I just need those rings, too. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Can I grab them for you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. Okay. Okay. >> That's all right. >> Do the nose rings come out or or >> um Hold on. Give me one second. Any clear ones? >> No clear ones. >> No. >> Thanks, >> Victoria. You're not going to throw up again, are you? >> No, no, no, no, no. >> You okay? >> Okay. If you need a bucket or something, let us >> No, no. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I literally >> Can you >> I had nothing to eat today. So, >> that's why I didn't I really didn't want to drive today at all. >> Check your mouth. Do you have any gum or anything in your mouth? >> Just this. Do you want me to take it out? >> Yeah, take it out. >> I have them start to 20 minutes. >> Okay. Um, >> I have my nipples pierced. >> I'm sorry. I don't know if that's anything you need to know. I have my nipples pierced. You can just >> Are you sure? >> That's fine. Do I need to see my nose? >> No, no, no. That's fine. You can leave those. That's all right. Does that other nose ring come out, though? >> I I know it seems excessive. It's just >> No, no, no. I know. It's your job. It's your job. It's not anything you're supposed to handle. It's not your responsibility. >> Actually, it is. Well, in a sense. Yeah, but in a sense, no, because why the [ __ ] does somebody have that moon piercings? But >> I'm sorry. Wait, I I don't have like I can't tell like if my touch is the [ __ ] ring or if it's like the skin. >> All right, that >> am I in the [ __ ] Am I in the ring or No. >> Yo, that that's all right. That's all right. >> No, I'll [clears throat] take it out if you can tell me. I just can't tell if I'm in the ring or not. >> I don't know. I mean, you're touching the the ring. I I don't know the mechanics of it. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> I'm sorry. If this seems if this seems a little excessive excessive, I promise I'm not. I'm just really trying out in the long run. I I swear >> you're being very cooperative with us and and we appreciate it. That's fine. So, it's just it's our policy that we need your jewelry. >> Yeah. No, for sure. I know it's your policy. I'm really I'm really trying to give it to you. I swear. >> I know. >> I Is this excessive? Do you ever wear them? >> No. You know what? Don't worry about it. It's okay. It's okay. Yeah, that one. >> I really tried. >> I know. I know you did. I appreciate it. >> Keep your own record, too. >> Yeah. So, >> does it have to be off of this thing now? I thought >> I don't know how to do that off. >> Let me give you the time. >> I don't know. Is there a way to set like a 20 minute timer on this thing? I don't know. I thought it was like this. >> No, no, no. Don't set it and just go off that time. >> Oh, is that it? >> It's 9:30. If it's 9:34 here, but 9:40 here, go off of this. >> So, how do we We're not in that daylight saving second Sunday in March. So, we're good. We're good on that. I'll go check the book just to see what how we can uh figure out time. >> All right, Tori, all your jewelry and your phone are right here 2135. >> Do this. >> All right, I'll just do it cuz I'm an official. You're not trained on it, right? You don't have a test? >> No. Okay. All right. So, go. You're hot. >> All right. 2139. >> All right. 2139 start of the 20 minute observation. All right. Yeah, that's too ahead there. All right. >> Okay. So, am I in here >> with this for 20 minutes? >> Yep. >> Okay. So, >> do all your paperwork, all that stuff. >> Okay. You 462. >> Can you just keep me on this? I'll be in route 103 for a followup. right 451 4. >> Hey Victoria, I have some questions for you. Okay. Can you You can stay laying down, but can you acknowledge >> Victoria? Hey Tori. No. >> Look, I need to answer I need to ask you some of these questions. Okay. I need you to answer me. >> All right. Can you hear me? >> Tori, you sick? >> Hey, Tori. >> Come on. I need you to answer me. All right. I know you don't feel well. I know you're tired, but you got to sit up for a second. You just got to listen to me. All right. >> Tori, this isn't this isn't like a game. This isn't like fun for you cuz we're trying to get you out of here. So, your parents are here waiting in the lobby. So, if you want them to come in here and see you like this, being disrespectful and not cooperating with us, that's fine. But we need you to we need you to sit up. Okay. Or we're just going to get an ambulance and have to take you over to the hospital. Do you understand Tori? So, do you know what? So, just so you know, a refusal to answer our questions is an automatic admission of guilt for a DUI. So, if you're not going to answer our questions, we're going to have no choice but to give you a refusal. Okay. >> I didn't know that. Okay. Hold on. >> Okay. Again, this isn't this isn't like a a negotiation. Okay. We're asking you. You're under arrest. >> Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Don't tell me what I'm under arrest for. >> You are under arrest. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Wait. I wasn't paying attention. >> I We We're aware of that. That's why we're That's why we're getting frustrated with you. >> Definitely falling asleep. I'm sorry. >> Right. So, this this is this isn't funny to us. This is kind of annoying. We have a lot of more important things to deal with than you right now. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> So, listen to Officer Wowski. Answer his question. >> Sorry. I'm so sorry. Stop and stop apologizing. Just listen to him and then and then we can get you out of here. So, we're done. We don't need you to apologize anymore. >> All right. So, are you listening? >> Mhm. >> All right. You sick? >> No. >> You under the care of a doctor? >> No. >> No. You taking any medication right now? >> Yes. >> What do you take? >> You have diabetes? >> No. >> No. You started a plation, right? >> Yeah. >> Read the library next to us. She refuses. We'll just charge you a refusal. You'll get the DUI. It doesn't matter. >> Tori, we're going to give you one more chance to answer our questions and then we're just going to charge you with the DUI. Okay. >> Okay. >> You are you not going to Are you going to listen to him? >> No. Yeah. I'm not listen to him. >> Can you sit up for us? >> Yeah. >> We don't need you to lay down. If we want you to lay down, we'll ask you to lay down. Okay. >> Okay. I'm fine. >> We're responsible for you while you're in our custody. So, we can't have you laying down like that. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Okay. Just >> Okay. Yep. >> He's going to read you a >> tired. I'm not tired. >> So, the long the faster that this happens, the faster you can go home. But listen, >> I'm so sorry. I'm not really apologize anymore. He's going to read you this. It's a very long It's a very long uh um statement. At the end of it, he's there's a question. You have to listen and answer the question at the end. Okay. >> All right. Ready? >> All right. You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJ statute 394-50. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of the breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. After you've provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you'll be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject [clears throat] to various penalties, including a license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of $2,000, uh installation of an ignition interlock, and a referral to an intocated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you've been found guilty. Uh you have no legal right to have an attorney, physician or anyone else present for the purpose of taking breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal as a refusal to submit the breath testing. If you agree to take the test but do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test, or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with a refusal to submit breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. So, will you submit samples of your breath? >> Mhm. >> I need you to say yes or no. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes. Okay. All right. So, now I got to read you this. This is your Miranda warning. Okay. Uh, you have the right to remain silent and refuse answering questions. Anything you say can and may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney at any time or have him or her 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 wade these rights is not final, and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish, either before or during questioning. Uh, do you understand? Okay. So, I'm just going to ask you questions about, you know, what happened right there. All right. So, you going to answer my questions? Okay. So, and again, I I get that you're having a really horrible day. Okay. I know that, you know, an accident happened. It happens. Okay. All I need right now is just can you just tell me what happened, where where you were located with the vehicle which led to uh the accident that took place on West Bank. >> Honestly, you're really not going to believe me if it's going to be like a [ __ ] he said, she said [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, most accidents are, so that's all right. >> No, really, it is. Um, I was with my friend and she said, "Why don't you just go?" And I I know I was stupid and I This is really one of those moments where it's like, "You were [ __ ] stupid. You were [ __ ] stupid. That's all there is to it. You were [ __ ] stupid. >> And I'm going to eat it." Well, look, I >> I'll just eat it. I >> Everybody makes mistakes, okay? I'm glad >> cuz like I know it's like I shouldn't listen to the person in the passenger seat, but it's like when you have that person barking down your neck, it's like go go go go go. And then it's like once you go, it's like [ __ ] >> I get it. >> I'm sorry. I really I don't I It's one of those things where I really just like I don't know what to do. It was my fault, but also it was my fault. I shouldn't have gone. It was my fault. >> Where where were you coming from? I know you were coming from your friend's funeral. Is that where you were drinking at the funeral home or was that like a bar? It was a wake or something? >> I took two shots there. >> Where where was there though? At >> at the funeral home. >> Okay. And that was really all I had. And then Bella said that she was going to drive. And then she didn't drive. And I mean like it wasn't like I was like, "Oh my god, I'm so drunk. I can't drive." Yeah. Like I could drive. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So it was just two shots there. Did you have anything to drink on the way home? Anywhere else? >> Oh, my father. No. I was going to stop by my mom's, have a few French fries, have a maybe a couple tots. Okay. >> Have like a few nuggets, something else >> at your mom's house. >> Yeah, my mom is in town. >> Okay. Um, so where where's the funeral home at? >> It's Woods funeral home. >> Woods in Manahawk or >> No, no, no. Little >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, >> yes. >> Yeah. Um, so >> do you feel I'm sorry. Do you have a bed yet? I'm [ __ ] freaking >> a blanket. >> It's okay if you don't. I really don't. >> I do. >> You're I'm just really freaking >> I do have a blanket for you. >> Thank you. Oh my god. >> But I need you. I know my sergeant got a little bit annoyed because you guys you weren't really answering my questions. I'll give you this blanket, but you got to stay with me the rest of the time. Okay. >> You have to get you in trouble. I really don't want to get you in trouble. >> It's all right. I don't want you to sit there and be cold. So, here's a blanket. You can warm up. Just in return, I just need you to stay stay with me. >> What questions do you need me to answer? >> So, right now, like I said, I'm just we just have to wait a few minutes until I can do the um uh the breath test. So, I just want to know exactly what happened. So, you were drinking at Woods Funeral Home. What? So, like I obviously have to do an accident report for what happened and I know you said like, "Look, the accident is going to be he said, she said," which is fine. I need your account of what happened regarding that accident anyway. So, I know you're not from Bargain. I know you're not super familiar with the area. I know you're confused about which road you were on. Um, so the road where the accident occurred, that was West Bay A. Okay. So, can you tell me where you were coming from? Like, were you on the Parkway? Were you on West Bad? Do you do you know where you were at? >> I'm sorry. It doesn't I'm sorry. I'm not really good with roads. >> That's okay. >> I haven't lived over here in a long time. >> Okay. >> It's been like four years. I really don't remember. Um, >> so I'll I'll ask you. I'll try to make it easy as possible. Were you on the Parkway? >> No. >> No. You were on West Bav. Okay. So, you were coming from Woods Funeral Home down in Tucker >> and you made your way to West Bay. So, did you come up Route 9? >> Okay. So, then you probably made a left onto West Bay at the light. >> Um, I'm guessing >> and we're going west. So, do you know were you going like towards the Wawa or >> I would have gone straight. >> So, you were going straight >> from from which side? >> I would have gone straight. There was no way I was going left. >> Okay. >> All right. I I'm gonna have to um talk to the other driver, see exactly because I'm just having having trouble. I know like you said, you don't really know the roads that well, but it doesn't sound like I really don't know the roads that well, but I would have gone up if I was at Woods, I would have gone up nine. >> Right. So then you that means I would have passed Southern. >> Correct. All right. So you know where Southern is, >> right? Right. >> All right. So, you came to Southern. >> You went to Southern? >> Yes. >> I went to Southern. >> Me, too. >> Look at that. I think I'm a little older than you, though. >> Yeah. No, definitely. >> Yeah. Do I look that older? Thank you. >> So, anyway, never. >> Yeah. Right. So, you're on West Bay A. So, you were going So, you were going west on West Bay A. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, did you go through the intersection that parkway light? >> Parkway light. What? So that that little overpass where it goes over top of the parkway. >> No. >> Okay. So you I mean look, you can be honest with me. Like do do you remember the accident occurring? Do you remember if you were turning or anything like that? Like literally anything that you remember is helpful. I just have to put it into a report. I know I appreciate you trying your best for me. Okay. I know you're being compliant and cooperative. >> Shopping. >> You were going into the shopping closet where the acme >> Okay. prior to the the accident happening. >> Okay. So, were you turning right into the acme? Were you turning left into the acme? Do you remember? >> I'm sorry. I'm dyslexic. Don't >> That's okay. >> Don't make fun of me. >> That's all right. I'm not making fun of you. >> I think left. >> Okay. >> I don't remember. I'm sorry. I'm >> That's all right. >> Do not make fun of me. >> I'm not making fun of you. I just need your your best recollection of what happened. >> No, I seriously I do not recall. I was not paying attention. >> Okay. >> I just wanted to go home at my mom's at this point. >> Yeah. >> I don't remember. I'm sorry. This point was my mom. >> Okay. Where does mom live? >> New Greta. >> New Greta. Okay. >> Like it's like New Greta Little somewhere in there. >> I got you. >> I don't know what it's called. Like I don't know what it what it's considered. >> Yeah. Look, I'm going to talk to another officer. See if I can get a better understanding of how the accident happened. No, that's all right. I I appreciate you trying. I'm going to see if I can grab some more information when I know >> from what it Oh, god. Good areas. Oh god. >> That's okay. Look, it's not it's not a big deal. I just wanted to your best attempt at uh tell me what happened. I know you did. It's okay. >> I'm not used to this. All right, Tori, just sit tight for me. I'm going to be right back with you. Okay. >> Go to jail. >> No, no, no. You're not going to jail. Okay. Look, Tori. I'm sure >> I'm positive you're going to go home with your mom tonight. Okay. I'm 100% positive. I'm not lying. I promise I'm not lying to you. You're going home with your mom tonight. You're just going to be with us for a few more minutes. Okay. All right. So, just sign for me. All right. >> Okay. >> This is a really stupid question. >> What's up? Am I getting? >> Yes. So that's what you're here for. >> Does that mean they got a buck in the car? >> So you're What's that again? Have you ever been charged with a a DWI? No. So like you're you're going to have day in court. They're going to explain the penalties and everything. Uh, I don't know exactly how it goes. They may revoke your driver's license for >> what? >> For a couple of months. It's your first It's your first offense. >> So, look, you're going to have to talk to a court. It's nothing to get upset about right now. Okay? It is what it is, >> but you'll have a day in court, okay? They'll they'll explain what the penalties are, okay? No. >> So I have to What do I have to do >> for right now? All we have to do just in uh 15 minutes we have to do breath samples. Okay. Um it's kind of the end of it. All right. I have to give you some paperwork and everything, but you'll be going home with mom tonight. All right. And you get a you get a court date in the future. It's about it. Okay. It's not a felony in the state of New Jersey. So you're not going to jail, nothing like that. It's just the uh the DWI. Okay. >> All right. So you just got to >> What does that mean? >> What do you mean? like what does the what does that do you know what that entails like >> so >> it's okay if you don't like I I >> so when it goes >> I'm not expecting like a whole spiel from you everything like >> no typically from here like like I said you'll get you'll get your summones and everything you'll be you'll have to go to court for you know because you're being charged with a DWI uh a judge is going to >> you know sentence you to to whatever it is there's no jail time or anything like that but it could prevent No, but it could potentially it's No, it's no jail time for your first offense, right? You said this is the first time this happened. Okay. Yeah, there's no jail time or anything. Um, but it may, like I said, nothing to get upset about right now. It's something to deal with in the future. It may entail you losing your license for a couple months. Uh, it may be one of those things that they put in your car that you have to blow into in order to get the >> So, look, >> no, please. I swear I really don't drive under the influence. I really don't. I really don't want. >> But look, it's it's nothing that you need to worry about right now. Okay? For for right now, just >> I really don't like >> So, you just got to hang tight for a little bit. We're going to get you out of here as soon as we can, and we're going to send you home with mom. All right. >> You're okay. >> All right. You're going home with mom tonight, so there's nothing to worry about. >> Okay. >> All right. So, can I lay down until my mom gets here, please? >> Yeah. Can you do me a favor, though? I need I need you to stay awake. I know you're tired. If you want to lay down. >> I've been up since 4:00 a.m. >> I know. I'm going to get you out of here as soon as I can, but like cuz I'm going to have some more questions for you. You're killing me. Okay. >> All right. I'm going to need you to >> No, not not right now. I just need you I just need you to be awake when I when I tell you that I have questions for you. Okay, that's all. >> All right. Wait. Can I shut my eyes until then? >> You could shut your eyes, but if I But look, if I knock on the if I knock on the door, >> you can get mean with me. >> Okay. >> You can get mean with me. Okay. >> Cuz I might not wake up. >> All right. I'll I'll shout. >> It's set in stone now. >> Okay. >> Cuz I'm really [ __ ] horrible at waking. Should I stay up then? >> What's that? I feel like I should force myself to stay awake. >> It's up to you. If you want to if you want to lay down to be more comfortable, I'll I'll let you do that. >> I just don't want you to >> I don't want you to pass out. >> I don't want to start hearing voices. >> What does that mean? >> Okay. Well, God, please. God, I don't know why I opened my mouth. Oh, I'm not going to go insane. I'm not going to go clinically insane. >> I hope not. >> Same. Same, King. Um, it's just that when I'm away for um, hold on, no, let me rephrase. When I'm in like small periods away from myself, like, oh my god, I'm sorry, I'm freezing. Small periods away from myself where it's like small human interaction. >> Mhm. as small as possible because I will freak the [ __ ] out. >> I think it's just like the cage aspect of it. Like >> I kind of feel like I can't breathe. >> Okay. >> Um >> so >> but it's your job. I know it's what you have to do. So I will stay in as long as I possibly can. Um >> I I just look just >> but I might just forewarning I might start having a panic attack. It's not your fault. >> So look if you >> It's your job. It's what you're supposed to do. Oh god. >> Here Tori. I'm going to I'm going to hang here with you. Okay. You're okay. If you feel like you're having a panic attack >> for >> we can get medical personnel here. >> I don't want medical. >> Okay. >> I just want like >> I know. Look, I I'll be honest. If you >> It's a small face. >> Just Just take a couple deep breaths. All right. >> Do you have You probably can't give it to me. Do you have water? >> So, I can't give you any water until we do the breath test. Okay. But look, as soon as I'm able to, I'm going to get you out of here. Okay. You just just try your best to take some deep breaths. Try not look to just try your best to relax. Okay. >> Okay. Cuz like >> look if I >> I know >> if I need to get [laughter] >> just relax. All right. I I'm here with you. Everything's okay. All right. Just Just take >> You're here, but you're you're over there. I can see you along >> along the fence. >> But look, you're you're all right. >> I'm sorry. >> Just try Just try your breath. Take some nice deep breath. finger. >> I'll touch your finger. Okay. >> Please touch my finger. >> We're okay. Is that better? >> Okay. Right here. >> Okay. >> All right. >> If you just touch my finger and make sure that I know you're there, please. >> Is that better? All right. >> I'm sorry. >> The small space makes me feel like >> All right. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> I'm sorry. >> [laughter] >> Just take a couple deep breaths. Right. Nice and easy. Hey, was Wilhelm still a principal over at Southern when you graduated? >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Is he still principal? >> He was. >> Yeah. >> He was best friends with my dad. >> Are you? Dad? Who's your dad? Is he uh what does he do for work? >> Wrestling. >> Oh, your dad is Yeah. Where was he? A coach at Southern. >> Southern. He was he wasn't a coach, but he was a um I think he was just like a like a like a wrestler. >> Oh, yeah. Did he go to Southern? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> And my mom did, too. And um him and my dad were known up for blowing up a bathroom. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Blowing up a bathroom. Wow. Wilhelm became principal I think while I think I think it was a freshman when he became I don't know if it was a freshman or sophomore but he was the best principal. Did you guys go to uh Disney World for your senior trip? >> I didn't. >> No. So, >> but I wanted to. So when I when I was in high school on the senior trip, Wilhelm um started this thing where you would run down the family tube ride at Blizzard Beach. So everybody started like ruining family vacations for everybody else at Blizzard Beach and eventually got us kicked out of the park, which is kind of hilarious that our principal got us kicked out of a water park. But he's a pretty cool guy. I'm glad he's still there. I love that dude. So, honestly, how long do you think I'm going to lose my license for? >> I don't know. You talk to a judge. I mean, talk to your mom if you want. >> This is my first defense. So, how long? >> If you want to get a lawyer and, you know, take it to courts, you know, see what they can do. See if the lawyer can work something out with the prosecutor and maybe, you know, couple months, three months. I don't know. You're going have to talk to them. >> How long is it normally for a first defense? >> I don't know. I really don't. No. Talk to prosecutor. Get a lawyer. Talk to the judge. See what they can do. >> You don't want my help. You want a lawyer's help. Okay. >> Can you bring me like a carry? >> I got it. Unfortunately, I got to write you what I got to write you. Okay. But, you know, with talk talk to a lawyer, see what uh see what they can do for you. >> Don't worry about it right now, though. All right. Just one thing at a time. >> Nothing. Not much at a time because I don't live over here. >> Where do you live? >> For Okay. >> Well, mom mom will take you home. I don't know if you're going to stay with mom tonight or if she can take you to Vorhees. Who do you live with in Vorhees? Just you. >> My girlfriend. We bought a house. >> Oh, yeah. Good for you. Congrats. >> Thank you. It's tough to buy a house right now. How long would you buy? >> Oh, yeah. >> So, you think like >> three months? >> Could be. Yeah. I I don't know for sure. I don't have good information to give you. >> Yeah. What do you do for work? >> I work in a doctor's office. >> Oh, yeah. Around 40s. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Well, all areas. >> Oh, you travel. >> Kind of. >> Yeah. >> You need orthotics? >> I can help you with that. [laughter] You got foot You got foot pain. >> Foot pain or no? >> You got generalized foot pain. >> Generalized foot pain. Probably after you're wearing these big ass boots for >> Hold on. Tell me you got feet in your balls or your or your heels >> or in between? >> I don't know. I don't know what that means. >> Okay. So, when you take off your boots >> Yeah. >> and you step down, is it in Okay. So, say my foot say my hand is your foot. Is it in here down in here? Or is it like all through >> when I step down? >> Mhm. >> Probably the whole thing. >> The whole thing? >> Yeah. >> You should probably go get custom orthotics. >> Should I? >> Yeah. >> Do you think I'm flatfooted? >> Let me see. >> Are you allowed to take your foot out of your boot right now? >> No, I don't want to. Also, it's probably going to smell bad. >> Yeah. Well, well, I mean, personally, I personally don't care about the smell. I see a 100 thousand things a day. Um, if if you're allowed and I could see your foot, that would be great. Not to sound weird. >> That's all right. >> If I could see your foot and that would be great. Um, I would honestly we have a lot of policemen and state policemen, ETSs, EMTs, >> ER techs, the whole nine. >> We have a lot of them come in for custom orthotics. >> I couldn't. Oh, maybe I will. I don't know. >> We should try it. >> Yeah, probably. Do you a lot of Do you have a lot of lower back pain? >> Yeah. >> Do it. >> Oh yeah. >> That's definitely custom. >> Think so. >> Mhm. >> No. Yeah, for sure. >> I'll look into that. My back always hurts. >> I'm sorry. Wait, hold on. Not to get that personal. What What shift is your personal shift? >> Like what do you normally work? >> So, it's 2:00 to midnight. >> Okay. Yeah. No, I would personally personally I would get orthotics. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz orthotics are like customized to what you personally need. It's not like generalized heel pain or generalized arch pain or generalized like ball pain. Like it's >> Oh, okay. You have heel pain in your heel and arch. Okay. Well, we'll put an arch to satisfy those both. >> H. >> It's good to know. And it'll resolve my back pain cuz I definitely got back pain. >> I have I literally have ready. Readyotics are over-thec counter orthotics that I got from my doctor's office. >> I wear them in my work shoes every single day. I >> Oh, yeah. >> Lower back pain never matter. >> No kidding. >> Swear to God. >> It's pretty nice. >> I can get you a pair of readys if you want. >> Well, maybe we'll call take a ride out to Vorhees if you can get me some. If you can solve my back pain, I'll I'll take the ride out. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Never been to V. Where is Vor is that by like Milstone or not or Milville? >> Yeah, there's Milville. There's um by the Cherry Hill Mall, we have an office. >> Okay. >> Um Su we have an office. Glass brew. We have an office. >> H >> I'm sorry. I'm trying to think. I'm really [ __ ] cold right now. >> Brought that blanket. >> I think I'm anemic. I still have to go get tested in my blood. >> Oh yeah. I was I was in the a while ago, but that's when I was getting checked a lot because I had um I was on lithium. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. So, I need my livers my liver my liver checked. I don't know whatever my liver was. I needed those levels checked a lot because they said that the lithium would have started affecting my kidney levels. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, I needed to get my blood checked every like 2 weeks. Oh, >> [ __ ] >> Yeah. was not fun yet. >> Well, you probably have my most recent [ __ ] watch. >> It's the only blanket I got. So, >> I know it's not your fault. It's not your fault. >> Which side of the building are you on? [snorts] And I'm sorry, [sighs] God. My first instinct would be Oh, God. I should not say this. My first instinct would be to say to call you a [ __ ] and say it that you're the reason that >> I should not. >> But I know it's not. See the this isn't this won't justify it anymore but um my friend that passed away >> Mhm. >> sorry love you but he hated cops. So he was saying [ __ ] you. >> A lot of people do. It's all right. I get it. >> But I understand you have a job to do and that's why you do what you do. >> We do a reason to keep people safe. So >> Well, I I appreciate it. I know. Uh, I get it. People don't typically like cops, but >> you have a job to do. >> That's it. All right. We got to keep people safe. And unfortunately, your your night collided with mine tonight. So, >> unfortunately, >> it happens though. People make mistakes. All right. You're You're super young. This isn't going to, you know, completely throw you off course, right? >> I hope not. >> It won't. But as long as you learn from your mistakes, it's >> I really try not to drive. Like >> Yeah. >> My my friend who I was with, she's underage, so it was like, >> okay. So she didn't want to drive. So you're 21. So >> yeah, you get it. >> I get it. I get it. >> I don't have to say anymore. She was underage. I was not. And >> I unfortunately took her out for her. >> Yeah. That's how it goes. >> That's it. Oh, like I said, you're young. You'll recover from your mistakes. You're young enough to still make mistakes. >> When am I supposed to blow into something? >> Uh, very soon. Couple minutes. Okay. >> I just want to make sure you get what you have to get done. >> Yep. Yep. No, you're you're being cool and cooperative. I appreciate it. So, we're just going to we're moving right along. >> I know you got a little tired earlier. I know you're kind of falling asleep, but >> No. Yeah. No, I'm exhausted. My I wake up around like 4:00, maybe 5:00 a.m. >> No, I >> I'm sorry. I'm I'm like I'm not one of those people that like, "Oh, cop, I'm so sorry. I wake up at 3:45 a.m." No, I've been up since 3:45 a.m. Yeah. No, I've legitimately woke up at like 3:45 a.m. My girlfriend is in the union. >> She's what? >> In the union. >> Uh 2 minutes left. >> One minute left. What' your girlfriend do? >> Huh? >> What does she You said she's in the union. >> Yeah. >> What does she do? >> Plumber. >> Oh, wow. Probably makes good money. >> Can't wait to get pregnant. >> Yeah. >> You're [laughter] going to get pregnant or her? >> Me. >> You? Okay. >> Please, if you ever saw a picture, I'll show you a picture when I'm done. >> Yeah. You please could you imagine her pregnant? If I if I let you see a picture of her and you imagine her pregnant, I will piss myself laughing. >> There's no not the motherly type. No. [laughter] >> No. There's no way. >> No. >> I [clears throat] got to show you a picture. >> I got to show you a picture. [laughter] >> They're pregnant. >> What do you want? A boy or a girl? Personally, I want a girl first and then a boy, but I think it's just because I was first and then my brother was the boy. >> Okay. >> Do you have a younger brother? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, >> this officer here is going to pull you out. He's going to explain everything. So, just sit tight for one second. [snorts] >> Are you ever cold in here? >> In here? No, I think it's warm in here. >> What? >> Cold outside. >> [ __ ] freezing. Ooh. Can I take this with me or no? >> When you leave? >> No, not when I leave. I won't I'll let you keep that for the next person. >> I would appreciate that. >> But like like right now, >> it's all the electronics. >> It's going to be really quick. Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> Turn it off. doing s. Okay. >> Okay. So, I just need you to sign this real quick. >> Um, so this is just a potential liability waiver. It's basically >> I'm taking her home with me. Yeah. >> Okay. So, you know, >> I know the whole >> Okay. If you would just um just fill out that info right there. >> This one? >> Yep. Right at the top. She's been very cooperative this whole time. I know. Well, her stepdad told her >> he he went on cuz that's the I mean, Angel's only been the only father she's had for the last like eight and a half years. So, >> he was like just >> Yeah, I know. He told her and she she was she she's been cool. So, >> she listens to him. >> Yeah. Good. >> And person names Um, yep. Right there. >> Hi, Melissa. >> Yep. >> And then >> sign. >> Yep. >> Yep. You just sign right there. >> Sign. Is this print? Oh, I was supposed to sign there. That's kind of a signature. >> Oh, yeah. You can just sign right next to it. Sorry. I'm like trying to read it upside down. >> My signature is like And then this right here. Um, hang on a second. >> Sign. >> It was like the same thing. >> Oh, no. That's just a refusal. >> Court records indicate that on September 20th, 2023, Victoria was found guilty of operating under the influence. As a result of being found guilty, she had to use an ignition interlock device for 1 month, spend 12 hours at an intoxicated driver resource center, and pay a total of $640 in fines. The other for citations were dismissed as part of a plea agreement. >> Oh. >> All right. So, I'm going to um I'm going to take copy of this. Do you have your license on you? >> Yep. >> I still have to change my license to Florida. It's only been two and a half years. >> Okay. All right. I'll be >> I have to We just booked a trip to >> I know that's I'm like I now I need to go change my license.