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Actually, I don't know why you You have no headlights on. Then you should have license on you, too. Around 08 a.m. on September 14th, 2024, Sergeant Joseph Barnacle with the Shuresbury Police Department observed a 2008 Dodge being driven without headlights. While headed southbound on Broad Street, he initiated a traffic stop and the driver stopped on Broad Street in the vicinity of Overplace. He initiated contact with the driver and she was identified as 22year-old Carly. [Applause] myself. It's not back there. I have my purse right here. And you came in the garden yourself. right here. There we go. Sorry. I'm sorry. That's all right. Perfect. That's your driving record. Never in. As Sergeant Barnacle was speaking with Carly, he detected the odor of alcohol and noticed other indicators of impairment. Carla provided the officer with her documentation and Sergeant Barnacle radioed for Patrolman Bowler to arrive on scene and assist. Based on his suspicion of impairment, Carly was asked to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises. Gotcha. Okay, give me a second. I'll be right back. I'll be clear. No, I'm good. 45. You just went up this way on 104. That was very nice. No lights, right? Yep. Yeah, they passing on. Hell yeah. She will part of the car real quick. There's too many people in the car. I don't think they give us a hard time or anything, but wrong one. Let's see. the visual. All right. How do you pronounce your last name? Is it Huff Nagel? Is that how you pronounce it? You do me a favor. Step out of the car for me. Just want to make sure you're okay to drive. Hold on one second. Wait. That's perfect. How you going? I just didn't want to c it. Thank you. And then just go up to the sidewalk over there. Just keep your hands in your pockets for me. Up on the sidewalk, please. Yep. There you go. And then just see where my light is. Right back there. Perfect. And then face. Perfect. There we go. Hands to your pocket for me on your at your sides. All right. Sergeant Barnacle started with the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. During the HGN test, Sergeant Barnacle observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation, and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Carly failed to touch heel to toe on each step and turn them properly. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Carly failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and put her foot down before the test was complete. Going to do a few quick tests. If there's anything that you don't understand, sometimes I talk a little fast. Just tell me to repeat myself. I will. All right. So, first things first, what I want you to do, stand your feet together, your hands to your side for me like you have. Good. See this pen? Yes. What I'm going to do is I'm going to get a few passes across your face. Okay? I just want you to follow this panel. Your rise and your eyes only. You understand everything I told you so far? I guess I just follow the pen. Try not to move your head, right? Don't move your head. Just your eyes. There you go. All the way. Perfect. [Music] [Music] Keep your like like you're looking straight at me. I'm sorry. It's okay. It's all right. Like you're looking straight at me. Okay. Just your [Music] eyes. It's all right. Just keep [Music] [Music] on. Few more. All right. Doing a good good job. [Music] [Music] Okay, actually go up this time. All right, same thing. Keep your head where it is. Just your eyes [Music] open. Good. All right, next one. What I want you to do, same thing. No, there you are. Yeah, it's it's okay. It's okay. I'm going to explain it to you. All right, just when I explain it to you, just follow the directions. All right, if I I'm going to tell you when to start the test, when to walk or what not to just follow my directions. All right, what I want you to do first, put your left foot on the ground and then put your right foot in front of your left heel to toe like I'm standing. So, you can do that for me now. Perfect. Heel to toe. Perfect. Now, stay like that the whole time until I tell you to start. Okay. When I tell you to start, what I want you to do is take nine helto steps in a straight line. I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay? So, just watch what I do. Demonstrate it. Then you're going to do it. All right. So, when I tell you to start, you're going to do nine helto steps in a straight line like so. Okay. Each step out loud. One, two, three. I'm only going to do three to show you. You're going to do nine, right? Nine. Yep. Once you once you get to nine, leave that leaf on the ground. Here's the small steps to turn back around. Nine steps back. Same thing. and counting each step out loud. 1 2 3 all the way to nine. Right? So, it's nine steps down, heel to toe, counting each step out loud. Turn back around. Same thing. Nine steps back, heel toe, counting each step out loud. You understand everything I told you? Yes. Okay, you can start. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and then back. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Good. Last one. All right. What I need you to do like the first time, like the first starting position we did, feet together, hands at your side. All right. When I tell you to, same thing. I'm going to give you directions. Don't start until I tell you to. You're going to pick a leg of your choosing. I don't care which one, but I'm I'm just going to do it with my right. All right. So, when I tell you to take a leg of your choosing, you lift that 6 in off the ground like so. And count loud. 1,00 1 1,002 1,003. You're going to keep going until I tell you to stop. You understand? The whole time you're doing the test, keep your hands at your side. And I want you to look at your race foot. Hold on one [Music] second. You can begin. 1,00 1 1 Keep your hands on your side, too. Oh, it's okay. Let me do it again. Sorry. My fault. Feet together. Hands at your side. Right. When I tell you to start, lift it whichever leg you want. 6 off the ground. Count out loud. 1 10002. If you do put your foot down at any at any time, just pick it back up for me. All right. The whole time you're doing it, look at your race foot and keep your hands at your side. You understand everything I told you? Yes. All right. You can begin. 1,00 1,002 1,003 1004 1005 1006 sorry 1,001 1,002 sorry it's right 1001 100 1 2 1 3 1 4 1005 1006 1007 1008 Cool. I'm not very well. That's right. Based on the odor of alcohol and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises, Sergeant Barnacle placed Carly under arrest for driving under the influence. After she was placed under arrest, her vehicle was impounded by for a mandatory 12-hour hold under J's law. Sergeant Barnacle transported Carly to the Shrewsbury Police Department for further processing. Hey, do me a favor. Turn around for me. Yeah. You're in arrest for DWI. Do you have anything on you in your pockets or anything like that? No. All right. Do you have a wallet and your phone in the car? What's What's in the car? Cuz what we're going to do, we're going to bring you in, right? You're under, like I said, you're under PWI. We're going to bring you inside. We just need a phone if you have it on you and your wallet cuz you're going you're going to you're going to get released to uh we're going to call someone for you. You going to come this way with me? I'm going to I'll talk to your friends once you're in the car. I don't have my phone. I don't have my Okay. All right, that's fine. We We'll bring We'll bring your your friends inside with us then, too. They're not in trouble. Hey, right here. Hold on one second. You can hop in the car. Could you say to my friends? Yeah. Call Ashley. Let's call Ashley. Okay, that's fine. Yep. Yep. We might They might be coming inside, too. Like I said, they're not in trouble or anything. Okay. And while we're going in and we're inside, I'll explain everything to you. All right. 4539. Have one female 41 for 450. 450. Hey, look. Your friend's under arrest for DWI. Um, she said to call Ashley, her sister. I She said call. She said, "Tell my friends to call out." Oh, you got Okay. All right. Look, so here's here's the thing. You guys aren't in any trouble. All right. Um, what I do ask for both of you to do though, if you just step out of the car for me, like so you're not in trouble or anything. Yeah, we're going to So, what's going to end up happening is her cars Oh, I'll wait for both of you to get out. Does she have a phone in the car by any chance that you know? Um, we just had it and I have it now. Perfect. Okay. You hold on to it for me. I'm just going to No problem. And is that her purse? Yeah, you can if you can grab it for me, please. All right, look, just real quick, motion to explain it to you guys. Um, her car gets impounded. Okay, so we're going to have a tow truck come. You two are free to go if you ride. Well, what we can do for you, I don't want to leave you on the side of the road. If you if you want to come when Officer B here is going to wait for the tow truck. If you guys need a ride, we can bring you back to our police department. You guys can get a ride from there just so you're not standing on this Highway Route 35. That That's what I was going to say. The only thing is I just got to look in the car real quick for a few things. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. All right. And then like I said, where's Corley going? To the Shbury Police Department. We're right on the street there. All right. I think I'm going to go there. That's fine. Yeah. You're just going to have to wait until the tow truck comes. All right. No, I think we're good. [Applause] Hey, just open a glove box real quick. Should have tapes on her, but I think it's just literally uh just ask her. Yeah. You want your record? Well, I just want to see if she uh Yeah, please. Did you already get her deal and everything? I have her DL her insurance and her registration. Okay. That's her wallet. And then I'll take her phone cuz she's going to we're going to we we're going to let her call whoever she needs to call. You already called her sister or whoever Ashley is. I don't I don't have her number. Well, I'll let I'll let her use her phone. That's not That's not the end of the world. All right. And then you have you have her purse and you're going to come inside. I have everything. All right. Yeah. Um just hang tight and then we'll uh we'll let you know. All right. So, look, I have your phone here. I'm going to put it on the I'm going to put it on the front seat on the floor. It's going to come inside with us when it can. All right. And then the other thing is too, they're going to come inside and wait for you. All right. So, just so you know that. And then um your your car gets towed. So, we got to wait for a tow [Applause] truck. [Applause] Ready? You all good? Yeah, all good. You have a toe slip? Yeah. All right. Yeah. Sorry. Not the most comfortable seat. All right. Thank you. 459 county. I'll be at Route 103 with one female 41. Camera's on. Starting mileage 137 94.2. 137 94.2 at 0223. Your record isn't answering. What will we go to next? [Music] You have a list whoever's next to [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] 4539. Ending mileage going to be 137 94.7 137 94.7 exit 025. at the Shrewsbury Police Department. Carly was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and she agreed to submit breath samples. And then if you go around back, we're going to go to the door over there. This way. No, over here. Yep. We're right over there. And then for you then make a right. And then there's you see a bench right there on the right. Just stand by the bench for me. Right there. Just stand right there for me. [Music] Just um do me a favor. Just stand stand up for me and then tougher. All right. Do you have anything in your pockets or anything like that? No. All right. Just do me a favor. Just turn them inside out for me if you can. Right. I got to read some paperwork. All right. Just just turn your pockets inside out if you can. Yeah. Like reach in and pull them out. Perfect. Other one, too. Thank you. All right. You can sit. I can see. You're fine. All right. Just sit down for me. All right. Then I'm just going to I have to I have to cut. No. No. Just one arm. All right. While you're back here, I guess I'll just do read a few things to you real quick and then I'll uh So my last Mhm. They're they're going to be on the other side of the uh wall pretty much like they'll So what happens here? I'll tell you real quick. Um when we're done, it's New Jersey. This isn't a criminal offense. It's a traffic ticket. So you get released to to somebody else, right? So as long as a person who's sober can come pick you up, we can release you to them. All right? It's going to we're going to be here for 20 to 30 minutes. All right? just uh print out some papers. [Music] [Music] Callie, what's your middle name? Gwen. Yeah, I just saw the Dutch curious for All right, let me read this to you. All right, cuz I need you to answer at the end. And if you don't, Same thing. If you don't understand something I tell you, just ask. So, you have been arrested for driving while NJS-39450. 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 your 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 have 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 samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will 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 refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driving resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the 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 to submit the breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform a test or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit the breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? We need a verbal decide the thumbs up. My dad would say no. But what do you say? Yes. Okay. Go to jail. Get out. Get out. Her alco test results indicate a back level of 0.5% which was more than triple the legal limit of 0.08%. When the officers were finished with processing her, Carly was released to a sober adult after he signed the potential shed warning form on Cari's behalf. Carly was issued the following traffic citations, operating under the influence. Reckless driving, careless driving, traffic on marked lanes, and failure to use lighted lamps. [Music] Heat. Heat.