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He's going to just block traffic coming this way for now. >> Yeah. A couple people just got that thing right in the middle of the road there. >> Yeah. 11. Copy on this tag. New Jersey X-ray 6. >> Around 1000 p.m. on November 19, 2025. Officer Omar Santos with the Vinland Police Department to the intersection of South Lincoln Avenue and Manantico Road on a report of a two vehicle collision. He arrived on scene shortly afterwards and made contact with Jason Jacubc, the driver of a black 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Jason told officer Santos that he was heading north on South Lincoln Avenue and that his vehicle was struck as passed the intersection with Manantico Road. >> Six Victor Bravo Sierra. >> Who's driving his vehicle? All right. >> Happy. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> No. Well, uh, you were driving this vehicle. >> Yes. >> Where were you going? >> I was heading this way down Lincoln. >> Okay. And what happened? >> You hit him. >> Yeah, it was my fault. >> Where you were coming? This way. >> I was coming across and I just my phone went up at the stop. I just wasn't paying attention. >> Threw it. It was me. >> Okay, that's fine. I appreciate you being honest. Uh, just do me a favor. Just license, registration, insurance for that vehicle, for your vehicle, please. I know it's a little, you know, >> I don't have my license on me. My husband has it because we were way on a trip, but I have my passport. I have my registration, everything else. >> That's fine. But I'm scared by myself. >> I got you. >> Yeah. Come on. >> I receive from >> You okay? Are you injured? >> No, no, no. I'm fine. I'm fine. >> Okay. >> Little shook it up. >> Oh, yeah. I mean, I bet it looks pretty bad. >> My car. >> Yeah, >> but No, I'm totally fine. >> All right. Copy 1421. >> So you're just coming this way coming across and you can stop cigarette. >> Okay. >> 11. The next tag is going to be New Jersey Alpha 30 Victor Tango Fox. >> Who's the vehicle under your name in? >> Yeah. Uh it might be me or No, it's my name. Me and my >> Okay. Hey, >> you have that, >> huh? >> You have it? >> Yeah. >> Is the vehicle under your name, sir? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Here is the thing from the DMV. >> Okay. >> It says, "I paid for my license. So, I'm waiting it for get delivered. >> Okay. Everything should be up on the on my system on my end. So, I should have it. >> Guess your registration insurance will be >> My insurance is on my phone. >> That's my registration. >> All right. 10:25. >> The registration is expired, brother. >> Yeah. >> Like it matters now. >> Yeah. >> I have tickets off the road. >> No, I know. But >> No, not No, you're good, brother. No, you're good. Scared the [ __ ] out. scared the [ __ ] out of me. >> Hold on. Let me uh let me position my vehicle. >> Go ahead, man. >> Just advising you that the Jeep Grand Cherokee wing color is expired. Registration 10 is 2025. >> Yeah, I got the registration. Thank you. 118. Um, I know you have fun with the 60s. Just let them know. Bring a lot of sage. Right, please. >> Was anybody in the vehicle with you? >> No, just me. >> Was anybody in the vehicle with you, sir? >> What I felt [snorts] when I was there? >> You have that information for me? >> Yeah, I have my registration, my >> This is 2023. Just a heads up. >> All right. Can I have 267? >> Perfect. Yep. And this, you can take that. Your insurance. >> That's how many cars in there. >> It was determined that the Jeep was struck by a westbound 2020 Kia Sarrento after the driver failed to stop at the stop sign. The driver of the Kia Sarrento was identified as Leanne Patale. Leanne told the officers that she had been at Uncle Ricky's bar earlier that day and admitted to drinking alcohol while she was there. She was also displaying indicators of impairment. Based on their suspicion of impairment, Lanne was eventually asked to perform field sobriety exercises after officer Lab Boy arrived on pod on scene to assist. >> Inspiration is good. Yeah. And then I'll give you my uh >> It's a 2020 Kia, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And then I have my passport if you need that for now because I don't license on me. >> That's fine. >> Just cuz my other >> Thank you. You're welcome. Um we'll do this. >> You're not injured, sir. You're okay? >> Yeah. Now I'm a little lumped up, but >> you want EMS at all? >> Okay. >> Where do you have pain at? >> Just my arm. My elbow. >> Your right arm. >> What's your name? >> Valerie. >> I'm glad you're all right. >> No, no, that's your That was my stupidity. I just looked down and [snorts] >> What's your cell phone number, sir? bad. >> No, that was >> Hey, sir. You said you have your insurance up to date with that. >> Yeah, it was on here. I just clicked that. >> Okay. Just listen. If you don't All right. You're going to get two tickets for the unregistered uninsured. Okay. Um >> I have insurance. >> No, I know. But if you can't find any insurance, if you can't, it's on here. >> Okay. Perfect. For the registration, you're going to get a ticket for that. >> All right. Just a heads up. I know your car is destroyed and things like that, but since it was it was expired, just go to the court, let them know, hey, listen, at the time I didn't know, you should be okay. All right. If you want to pay, it's like a $55 ticket. It's not much. >> It's not the end of the world. >> I just make I'm just making you aware. Okay. >> I appreciate it. >> Uh ma'am, you are going to get a ticket for fair to stop at a stop sign. >> All right. I just want to make you aware, okay? Just I'm trying to be honest with you guys. All right. Um, do you have the ID card? Is that it? Or >> I don't know if you can bring that up. I I'll take your policy though. >> I did love that car. >> Y >> I got a Honda and it's paid and it's >> 9 years old. Let me see the policy real quick. >> 68. >> What's that? Geico. >> Yes. [snorts] 737 8689. >> Um, there should be a three-digit code. >> Where were you uh coming from? >> My house. >> Your house. >> I just looked down cuz my phone lit up and then I just >> You're just Yeah. didn't stop and I was like, "What the hell?" And then when I thought about why did I stop in my head, you know? Mhm. >> I don't know. >> Had any drinks tonight? >> Earlier? Like way earlier? Probably this afternoon. >> I just literally been sleeping for like 4 hours and I just got up to get cigarettes. That's all. >> What were you drinking? >> Uh we went to Uncle Ricky's earlier, but I just had what? We had two car bombs and >> that was like noon. >> What time was that? >> Noon. Like around 12:00. >> Yeah, it was way earlier. >> And you went to bed? >> Yeah, I slept for like good four or five hours and then I got up to get cigarettes and then talked to my other son and Yeah. This kind of just >> Yeah. Not very happy. >> I have stuff in the back of the car. Yeah. >> Whose car is that? >> Mine. >> Is there a way uh I know it's damaged. Is there a way you can turn off the uh headlights? >> Yeah. >> Hey ma'am. So >> you still work, huh? >> What do you live here? >> No, next door. >> Oh, next door. >> You heard it. >> Hey ma'am, real quick. Um me and my partner uh we're both trained in HDN. So it's horizontal gaze and stagnas. We're going to run a we're going to test the eyes. We're going to run through some field sobriety. >> Yeah. No, you're fine. [snorts] You're fine. >> And uh if you're fine, you're fine. All right. >> Yeah. No, I'm fine. >> He's going to run it on you. Okay. >> Do I have to look at you then my eyes? Yeah, we're I'm just turn off the headlights and then >> Yeah. [sighs] >> Can I look? >> Perfect. All right. Just way that that light's not. >> You're going to look You're going to face me. Look directly at me. Okay. >> All right. Just uh a little heads up. Uh where were you coming from today? >> My house. >> Your house. Okay. >> Tell you. >> Did you drink at all today? >> Earlier like this afternoon, like noon. >> All right. Uh did you just wake up or something? I yeah I went to sleep probably at like 4 5 and then I just woke up but I wasn't drinking anything besides lunchtime when I went with my son. So he was with me. He was with me. >> Yeah. You have a strong odor of alcohol. I'm going be honest. Okay. You're right. >> Yeah. Just just do me a favor. Okay. Put your feet together. Hands by your sides for me. Okay. >> The first exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. During the HGN test, officer Santos observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation, and the onset of knee stagmas prior to 45°. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Leanne failed to touch heel to toe on each step and turned improperly. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Leanne failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and displayed a lack of balance. Just like this. All right. Maintain that position. Don't move. All right. I'm going to do three tests. Okay. It's going to be a eye test and then there's going to be a a walking test and then a balance test. Okay. So, before I start anything, um, for the eye test, do you wear any glasses or contacts at all? >> I do wear glasses, but I don't have them with me for distance. >> Okay. Are you wearing contacts or no? Okay. Um, do you have any have you had any medical do you have any like medical history like in the past like any head injuries? Do you have any diabetes? Anything like that? >> Um, I got hit in the face with a chain few years ago. >> Years ago. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. >> Any diabetes? >> No diabetes. Okay. Perfect. All right. So, listen. What I want you to do is, okay, is feet together for me. Hands by your side. >> All right. What I want you to do is, okay, is I'm going to have the light up high. Okay. My light. What I want you to do is I want you to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes. Your eyes only. Okay. Hold on. I want you to follow the eyes of the tip. The tip the tip. I want you to follow my pen with your eyes only. Okay? And I want you to look at the tip of my pen. Okay? I do not want you to move your head at all. Just your eyes. Do you understand instructions? I'm sorry. I cannot talk right now. >> No, you're good. [sighs] Oh, >> I can't do that. Sorry. [laughter] That was far. >> Touch your eyes, man. Okay. God. >> What was your name again? Lean. >> Leanne. All right. like what are you doing? >> You're doing good. Okay. >> Yeah. No, I'm good. It's far. >> I got you. I got you. Yeah. There's a vehicle in it. >> It's hard to see it that far. >> No, you're okay. You're doing perfect. Okay. As far as you can go. All right. >> All right. >> We're going to move in. >> Hard to see that. >> It's okay. You're doing perfect. Okay. right there. >> Sorry, I'm shaking, too. >> No, you're good, man. You're good. You're doing fine. Okay. >> Is that I'm crosseyed when you do that. [laughter] >> I'm going to go vertical. Okay. >> All right. What are you doing? >> All right. >> Stay that up there. >> You're okay. I got two more tests for you. Okay. >> Yeah, you're fine. We're fine. >> All right. >> I agree. >> All right. So, we're going to come up here a little bit. Okay. >> Grab it. >> Huh? Um, yeah, it's fine. You can bring it up. >> My son's over there. I'll just >> um Where's your son at? >> Right here. >> Okay. All right. [snorts] >> I'm going come over here. It's a little more level. How's that guy doing? >> I know that light is killing me though. So like that light flashing is >> my bud. >> Can you just grab this? >> Can you hold that for mom real quick? Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. So right here we're going to do we're going to start where my partner standing at. You can stand right over there. >> Yep. >> All right. I've got I haven't done this in 100 years. So I have >> You're okay. All right. So listen, the next test I'm going to do, okay, it's called the walk and turn test. Okay. But before I begin the test, do you have any walking or balancing issues at all with your legs? >> Um, no. >> No. All right. Perfect. >> I'm bartender. So, >> all right. That's fine. >> So, listen. What I want you to do is, okay, is >> I want you to take nine he toe steps going forward. I want you to turn around in a small series of steps and take an additional nine to steps going back. All right? >> Listen. I'm going to I'm explaining it to you, but I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay? >> Let's go. Come on. [sighs and gasps] [snorts] >> So, listen. I'm going to for demonstration purposes, I'm only going to take three steps. All right? All right. Yeah. >> But for the test, I want you to do nine. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. I got you. I got you. >> So, it's going to look something like this. Okay. Left foot on the line. Right foot in front of the left foot. All right. >> Yeah. >> Actually, before I do that, I'm going to put you in a starting position. Okay. So, what I want you to do is this line right here. I want you to put your left foot on the line with your right foot in front of your left foot with the back of your right heel touching your left toe with your hands by your side, please. >> Yeah. Well, I don't know. Hold on. I'm called >> You're fine. Hands by your side. I want you to maintain that position and do not move until I um I'm finished explaining the test. All right. [snorts] So, what I want you to do is, okay, is from that position there, like I said, I'm only going to do three, but for the test, do nine. It's going to look something like this. Okay? One, [snorts] two, three. All right? All the way until nine. Okay? On your ninth step with your front foot, with your lead foot, I want you to turn around in a small series of steps. >> All right? And I want you to take an additional nine to 10 steps going back. All right? One, two, three, all the way until nine. Okay. >> Yep. >> So, when you're taking the test, okay, is I want you to count out loud. I want you to look at your feet the whole time. And I do not want you to move. I mean, I don't want you to stop the test till you feel like you completed it. >> That way, I'm back. Okay. >> Do it now. Sorry. >> Yep. You may begin. >> Sorry. Three, four, five, six, seven, eight. >> And then turn. >> Yep. >> Which way? It doesn't matter. >> Doesn't matter. >> Oh, sorry. I'm shaking. I'm still shaking. So, sorry. One, two, three. Okay, good. >> You're fine. >> I'm sorry. I'm just shaking the cold. >> You're okay. All right. I have one more test for you. Okay. It's going to be called the one leg stand. Okay. >> Oh, yeah. I'm holding. >> No. No. You're fine. All right. So, it's going to be like the first test. Okay. Feet together, hands by your side. >> And again, you don't have anything wrong with your legs. Okay. >> No, I'm just >> All right. So, listen. For this test, okay, it's going to be called the one leg stand. So, for this test, um, what I want you to do is I want you to raise either leg. All right? It could be your choice. Yep. >> Hold on. Let me explain it. >> Either leg. It could be either leg. Whatever you decide to choose. Approximately 6 in off of the ground. With that elevated foot, I want your foot to be parallel with the ground. I want you to count out loud. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Good luck. >> I'm going to demonstrate it for you. I'm going demonstrate it for you. Okay. >> Listen, make sure you maintain that position, okay? For me. >> I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay? It's going to look something like this. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 and so on. All right. Until I tell you to stop. Okay? >> So, left leg down, right leg up. >> It doesn't matter. It can be whatever leg you want to raise. Okay? >> All right. So, for listen, for the duration of the test, I want you to look at your foot the whole time. I want you to count out loud and don't stop the test until I tell you to finish. Okay? Just one second. >> Yeah. >> I know I'm freezing. I feel it. >> Me, too. I'm freezing, too. >> All right. >> Um, you maybe >> All right. So, >> 6 foot leg. No, probably that one. All right. Go ahead. One. One 100 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 11 100 12 100 13 100 14 100 15 100 16 100 17 100 18 100 1900 >> 20 100 Can we stop >> 21? I'm sorry. No, you're fine. >> Based on the motor vehicle crash, the odor of alcohol, her admission to drinking earlier that evening, and her poor performance on the field sobriety exercises, Leanne was placed under arrest for DWI. Her vehicle was impounded for a 12h hold 12hour hold according to John's law while officer Santos transported Leannei to the Vineland Police Department for further processing. >> All right, man. So, listen. Just do me a favor. Just place your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Uh your watch. Did you >> That's okay. All right. >> Yeah, I'm just use these for 450 alpha 30 victory tango fox truck. >> Small pause here. If you like these videos, hitting subscribe would mean a lot. We're incredibly close to 100K and your support helps more than you know. Good. All right. >> Okay. Listen, man. All you're going to do is get some tickets. Okay. >> We got to go there. You got to do some breathalyzer, do all that stuff. Okay. Get some tickets and then your son could drive, right? You could drive. >> Yeah. No, >> you're going to come to the station there. >> All right. Perfect. Just come to the station. I'll have mom out. I'll try to have her out with like 40 minutes, 45 minutes. All right. >> Don't just >> Yeah, I got that. >> All right. You got her purse and everything. >> Can you grab my stuff? Yeah, I'm grabbing it. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Let me grab something. >> Okay. >> You got my phone? >> Yeah. >> No. >> 118. I have one under here. I don't know if you're aware. Oh, we have a female available for search. >> I have you want him to take it down. >> Whatever you want. >> Just face the vehicle for me. I'm just going to do a pat down on you. Okay. I'm going see if I'm see if I get a female officer out here just to search you properly on me. So, you're good. >> All right. >> Can you hit up? >> You're good, man. You're okay. >> You got a key? >> What? [clears throat] The key is in my car. In >> my car. >> Listen, man. What I'm going to do is I'm going to put you in the vehicle for now since it's cold until the female officer gets her back and then she's going to do a search on you. Oh man, I almost missed the door. Look at me. >> See, were you drinking? >> No, >> I wasn't drinking for hours either, so like 5 6 hours. >> Okay. >> Oh, it's nice and warm in here. >> Whose car was this? side. >> Mine. >> It's yours. Okay. >> Oh, you're sorry. It's for my my younger son. So, when he when he gradu Oh, okay. >> No, I made sad cuz it's like a year from now. I was keeping it till he, you know, got a license. >> I like that car. It's >> good on gas. No, it is >> so good on glasses. It's pretty fun. Actually, even crashing in it, I was safe. Not going to happen. Is that other guy fine though? Cuz I heard him saying other things to other people like his arm hurt. This hurt. >> Yeah. >> I mean, he said he's okay. So >> cuz he was telling the lady that his arm her and stuff like that. You know how people are. >> I got you. Where's Uncle Ricky's at? >> On like Wheat Road. >> Wheat road. Wheat road. Oh yeah. Yeah. I know where it's at. >> I don't know what town that is. Is it considered military? >> I think I think it Yeah, I think so. >> Look for logs. >> It's on Wheat Road, right? Might be Buuna. >> No, >> no, I don't think that's I got >> No, you're right. So I don't think that's good. I think it's real. >> All right. Just let you know the whole time everything is being audio and better recorded. Okay. To make you aware. All right. >> Who's taking this one? Okay. >> Oh crap. The boy stand by. I got to finish everything in here with this guy. Nothing. [snorts] >> JNC I better finish everything in here. >> I searched the car. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> This is like a sad day. I've never been in handcuffs in my whole entire life. I'm 47. So, it's kind of like depressing. No. >> Never got in trouble. >> Well, it can always be worse, you know. I >> know. I'm glad everyone's okay. That's That's amazing. >> Yeah. So JNC is going to take your car, right? >> JNC Auto. They're going to tow your car. >> Well, I mean, it's >> Yeah. So, well, just so you know, for reference on who's taking >> Where's that at? Is that in Vand? >> Yeah, that's off of um Milandis. You know where that's at? Near the Waw Wa there off of 55. >> Oh, all right. That way. Yeah. Yeah. >> You know what I'm talking about? >> Yeah. They're right at the intersection, Milandis. Or you can search it up on your phone. No, >> I know where it is. I know. I know exactly what I'm talking about. This is very bad though. I have never been in handcuffs in my life, so I don't know how to sit. This one hurts. Can we can I loosen this a little bit so I can turn my wrist? Just have one right my right hand. >> Which one is it? >> The right hand. This one. I just I just want to be able to turn my wrist a little bit. >> Okay, that's all that's fine. Yep, you're good. work. Your printer work? >> Yeah. >> What are you printing? >> Hopefully. Is he still here? >> Yeah, he's still vest that has all that stuff in it. That's pretty cool. >> What happened? >> The thing that you have, the vest with everything in it. >> Yeah, >> it's We all need it. >> Yeah. >> For the job. We're just waiting for the female officer to come here. She's going to search you. Is your son able to come pick you up later? >> He's going to come get me. >> He's going to come get you. >> Yeah. >> It's going to be probably like a while. >> An hour and a half tops. >> I got to make sure he calls my other kid cuz he's home by himself. Can I talk to him? >> Uh, no. Not Not really. >> All right. Can you just tell him? >> But I What do you want me to tell? >> Cuz Luke is my son's home, but he's 16. But just let him know that I'm not going to be there, you know, just so he can call him. >> So tell him to let Yeah. >> Okay. Lucas. >> Yeah. >> That's Tyler. We're going to get this car out the way. All right. It's so hard to sit like this. I have a pinched nerve in my neck, so my arm keeps going numb. So, I'm just trying to sit like a different way. So, you're >> fine. I'm not trying to like wiggle out. Just can't sit like that. I'm going to cry right now. Stay home. Not when to get cigarettes. >> [snorts] >> Wow. >> This is really hard to sit like this. >> Yeah, I know. It's tough. I have a full nerve and every time my whole arm goes on my left arm. >> Unfortunately, that's like >> I know. I know. I'm just trying to get comfortable. >> We can't put it to the front. >> No, I know. I know. Just Just >> But she should be here soon. All right. >> No, you're fine. You're fine. I know. It's my fault. So, my husband's going to be pissed. He's like, "Oh, church now. This >> was your car, son?" I mean, I'm sorry. That was your son's car? >> Well, no. This is my car, but I was going to give it to my my younger son. Kind of like his thing. That's my older son. >> Was Tyler in a car with you? >> No. No. He came. He just came. He lives right down the street. >> So, he came and he just came. I called him. >> Did it work? >> Yeah. Oh my gosh. >> I've never been a backup police car in my life. I never knew they were like this plastic seat. I never knew that. >> That's easier to clean like that. >> That one because I'm sharp. >> Mhm. I probably like do all kinds of [ __ ] >> Yeah, but we clean on >> No, no, no. I'm just saying that We just got back from Key West, too. >> Florida weekend. Yeah. >> My husband's going to be like, "What the [ __ ] We just spent a ton of money. Now we need to spend more." >> Yeah. Yeah, I've never been over there. >> Oh, it's so It was so much fun. Probably the one of my favorite trips. >> That's more of like an older crowd, right? >> It's everybody. No, everybody. >> Everyone go here. >> No, hold everybody. >> No. >> Hello. You want me to >> All right. Can you just step out real quick? She's going to search you out. >> Step out the vehicle and just What's your name? Lean. >> Okay. Lean, just uh widen your stance for me. Oh, it's not a pocket. >> All right, >> just two back pockets. You have anything near your hoodie? Anything that can stick nearly >> this probably wrapper probably gum. >> Oh my Okay, I'm just going to lift this up. Where >> she's good? Yeah. >> Go ahead. You can go ahead and sit back in the car. Oh, wait. I know they're a little tight miss, but it's just the stage is not that far away. >> The only thing that was in there. >> Let me double lock him real quick. is parked on the north side of the building. >> You want to put this back in your pocket? >> Thanks. Thanks. >> I forget what you said you had. But subject I have a pinched nerve in my neck. So like every time my arm goes numb, so it's kind of like I have to kind of always jacket a hat. Did you tell my son though? Um, >> he's going to be headed down to the police now. >> Did you tell me to call my other son? >> Your other son? >> My other son's at home. >> Um, I mean, I can let him know. >> I think he he might know. >> He might have actually already called. >> He might have already called. My husband probably already. He's going to >> vehicle's going to be a silver Acura. >> No problem. The boy, I'm going to bring her up code one. Yeah, you're fine. >> Just tell JDC if they want just to put their vehicle down here. >> Listen, ain't no need to cry. >> Not a good time. No, I mean listen, obviously not in this situation, but >> for next weekend 118. [snorts] >> All right, I'm transporter one fox trot code one starter mileage 52 412. Copy 2242. >> What's your name? [snorts] >> Santos. >> Santos. >> Santos. Yes. [snorts] >> No, you're fine, man. Um [snorts] 118. I'm code one with one female in demolish 52 417. [snorts] Yeah, the female. You have the female? >> Yeah. >> Where's the female? Your car or this? >> My car. >> We'll just bring her through here to the Dire. It's full of I got three nails in there. >> What the hell? I just don't want to bring them through there cuz they'll say something cuz I did it. I've done it before. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. So, I don't want to get >> All right. Just hang out with her. I'll let I'll let you know when we get to the room. >> Yeah, it's fine. Go ahead. She's a DWI, so >> that's why I wanted to bring her just through that room. Like just right through there to the room. >> I mean, we can, but one second. We got a full house in here somehow. [snorts] >> I know, but I can't sit like this too long cuz my I have a pinched nerve and it like my whole arm just goes. >> I mean, you can stand outside. >> As long as I Yeah, but as long as I can just move, I just can't sit like this. >> You're fine. >> I can just like lean this way. Lean to the left. No, >> you're fine. >> Yeah. DWI room. Yeah. I need to take her in there. Yeah. Is it full? The room, >> huh? >> Is the room full? Is that what it is? >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Oh, man. It's nice and lower. Yeah, that's fine. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> It's a big police station. I've never been here. >> No. >> No. Well, thank God, you know, [laughter] but it's a big police station. >> [snorts] [sighs] >> Have you ever been locked up by this before? >> Never in my life. >> Okay. >> I've never got in trouble. >> Okay. >> I literally just was sleeping and I woke up. I'm like, "Oh [ __ ] I need cigarettes." So, I got up and >> this happened. Yeah, >> my phone lit up when I was driving and I just I meant to break and then I looked at my phone and I'm like, "Shit, it was too late." >> I don't even know why. >> Doesn't matter >> cuz work was call me because I have to >> Where do you work? >> I work at Cas. >> Oh yeah, you did say that. >> So they just were texting me about work Thanksgiving. >> Should be quick. Want to do Alcoa? Why? Where are so many people under arrest? Where do you guys get under arrest? >> DWI. >> Ah, >> I need you. >> I didn't do it, man. >> Hey, Alcoa. >> No. >> Yeah. >> Good. I'll do it. >> How drunk are you? Just joking. Don't answer that. >> I'm not drunk, actually. What? I failed the eye test. >> The eyes say a lot. >> My No, my eyes are shitty. I can't see [ __ ] So, >> no, it's not even that. >> I know they bounce. I I have tough friends, so I understand. Like I know like if you're drinking your eyes just bounce. [snorts] Is that the only one I failed though? >> I'm not really It was >> No, your walking turn, you didn't do too bad. Just when you you're in a starting position, you have answer your side or in your pocket. That's one indicator >> and you did your one your walk and turn >> you turned incorrectly. >> At the station, the standard statement for motoriz vehicle operators was read to her and she agreed to submit breath samples. Her Alcatest results indicated a BAK level of 0.093% 093% which was over the legal limit of 0.08%. When she was being questioned, she stated that she was a bartender at Villa Fazilari Restaurante in Buena, NJ. She admitted to consuming four drinks, two shots, and two beers at Uncle Ricky's bar earlier that evening. After the officers finished processing her, Leanne was released to her son, Tyler Olrich, after the signed. After they signed the potential liability warning form on her behalf, >> there's a certain way to turn. >> Well, when you turn, you have to turn with your lead foot. You turn it correctly. You stepped off the line a little bit. >> Oh, that's all indicators. >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't even know what that means. So, >> Mus, you got to do a secondary cuz she's a female. if you want to just stand by. >> Yeah, it's fine. I got to go and >> All right. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> You did drink that long ago. I mean, you're you smell like it though. Still, >> do I? Yeah, >> it was earlier. >> Officer Santos issued Leanne the following traffic tickets. Operating under the influence. 39450. Reckless driving. 39 BAWN496. Failure to stop at a stop sign. 394-144. >> It's like literally like 2:00 was the last time I had a drink. >> Okay. >> And then I took a nap for I literally just got up like an hour ago. >> Yeah. But I was also in Key West for two weeks, for a week and a half. So it was kind of like residual from then maybe. Now I just went out with friends for lunch and then they drove and then I went home and was kind of just chilling and was >> last moving right now. >> Okay. All right. All right, just follow my partner. We're going to go into Sally Port. >> Yeah. >> I just have to stand right here. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Very cool. She was also criminally charged with assault by auto 2C121C2 because the victim complained of pain in his right arm resulting from the crash. As of April 27, 2026, court records indicate that Lianne's case is still pending in court. Gonzo, >> leave it open. >> Leave it open. Make a right. Is there anybody here? No. They're going off at the station. We're going to go