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Where'd you hit the tire? Yeah. >> Where'd you hit? >> Uh, it was in Liberty. >> All right. Do you have your license, registration, insurance, >> mom? >> Around 8:57 p.m. on January 7th, 2023, patrolman Daniel Cooney with the Milville Township Police Department responded to 620 Main Street in front of Santandere Bank. on a report of a female behind the wheel of a disabled 2016 Volkswagen Jetta. As he approached the vehicle, he noticed that the front passenger side tire was damaged. He made contact with the female who was identified as Kelly Cheranova. >> Can you shut your phone off? You can hang up. >> My mom? >> Yeah, you don't need her on the phone. I'll >> I'll leave her. >> Okay. Where are you from? >> Whippony. >> Whippony. Okay. >> Rock. Ma'am, are you on any like medications or anything? Or have you taken any medications or anything today? Or are you diabetic or anything like that? What's that? No. Okay. Have you had any alcohol or anything? No. Um I think you guys don't understand people that are >> all right. Let me see your license. >> Yeah. No, you're um I'm under pierce. >> Okay. >> I said no. >> Let me see your license and then step out of your car. Right. >> Serious? >> Yeah. Come on. >> Car 11 will be 97. >> Are you serious? You got to step out, ma'am. >> All right. >> Yeah. I was going to say you got shoes. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Hey, you can start a tow truck, too. >> We're going to have to tow your car. I mean, you're on the side of the road. >> A tow truck. >> Yeah, you could start one. >> Okay. Flap, right? >> A firm. You guys have no idea. >> Okay. What happened? Uh, she got a flat tire. She seems pretty impaired. >> A lot of cares. >> Okay. >> Provides this key. >> Okay. >> Well, you guys have no idea what you have. >> What does that mean? >> Watch out. Watch out. You good? >> Yeah. I'm good. >> All right. We're going to we're going to walk over into this parking lot over here, right? >> Go ahead. >> It's a little bit more flat. Come on. Do you know where you hit the curb or you got some more damage on your light over here? >> That was previous. >> Okay. All right. Let's come over into this parking lot over here. All right. >> So, >> we're just going to take you through some tests cuz you're you're clearly impaired from something. >> I'm paired. >> It's >> I don't think you guys understand what >> what what are you trying to explain with the cares? cares. >> Yeah. What >> um maybe you guys don't understand what um addiction does to people who >> what what what type of addiction? What like what >> heroin? >> Okay. >> As he was speaking with Kelly, he detected the odor of alcohol and observed other indicators of impairment. Kelly also hesitated when she was asked to provide her documents. Based on his suspicion of impairment, he escorted Kelly to the parking lot of Santandere Bank and asked her to perform field sobriety exercises after patrolman Jared Bowski and patrolman Thomas French arrived on scene to assist. >> Opiates. >> Are you on any type of heroin or opiates right now? >> Okay. Are you on anything? Are you Have you taken any alcohol or Okay. >> No. >> Okay. Well, we're going to have to take you through a couple tests. You're You >> fine. You hit a curb. You're You seem impaired to me. >> Death. >> All right, let's come over here. >> You have a sibling or a parent? >> Do I have a What's that? Oh, all right. Watch out, man. a sibling or parent or anything? >> I do. >> Okay. So, you should be a little bit more >> a little bit more what? >> Sympathetic. >> Okay. I'm trying to be sympathetic, but I mean, unfortunately, when you you hit a curb and you're on the side of the road and >> Yeah. I stopped on the side of the road to call my mom. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And you stop beside me to pick me up. Well, we stopped over cuz actually someone called and they were concerned that you were parked with a with a tire blown out of the [ __ ] road. >> Okay. Well, >> okay. So, >> we're just going to take you through a few tests and if you pass, then you'll be on your way. >> We'll just go right over here where it's flat. >> Listen, I'm on your side. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Jacob towing's been dispatched. >> I am. >> 4. Can you attach a license to the call? >> I told you walk away. >> Okay. >> Got it. >> We're going to be doing field sobriety tests. >> We have to >> do you want to do it or you want me to do it? >> Um I haven't. >> You don't have it? All right, I'll do it. >> Really? >> Yep. Ma'am, it's just a standard procedure. You're slurring your words. >> What's that? >> I don't need a third. >> You had to own it there, right? >> You own that car. >> Are you the owner of that car? A firm. >> What's that? When was your last one? like >> you okay? >> So fine. I just Yeah, I don't think you guys understand with this. >> Listen, I mean, >> no, this >> whether we understand it or not. >> It it doesn't it's just it's the circumstances. Like we don't have a choice. >> Yeah. Okay. So, um, >> let's just get the test done and then we'll figure it out from there. >> April 2022. >> Mhm. >> That's your last one? Okay. So, about a little a little less than a year ago. >> Okay. >> You okay? You got your balance? >> No, I'm fine. I'm >> all right. Do you have any medical medical conditions that would uh affect your eyes in any way? Do you wear glasses or contacts? No. All right. So, I brought you to a uh level spot. All right. There's clear of debris. >> Patrolman Cooney started with was the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. During the HGN test, he observed the lack of smooth pursuit distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation. in the onset of nestagmas prior to 45 degrees. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Kelly failed to touch heel to toe on each step, turned improperly, and failed to cow aloud. The final exercise was the one leg stand test and but Kelly failed to attempt this test in a satisfactory manner. >> Uh we have no Can you turn on the car light, the camera for that car? Yeah, it's on the right. >> There's no lights in the area obstructing your view, please. >> Ma'am, I'm just taking you through the process. >> All right. So, I'm going to check your eyes. Please remove your glasses if you have any. You don't You don't wear contacts, right? All right. You're going to keep your head still and follow the stimulus, which is my finger, with your eyes only. Okay? You're not going to move your head. Your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand the instructions? Okay. Follow my finger with your eyes only. Keep your head still. Keep your head still. Keep your head still. You okay? Can you follow my >> ma'am? Can you follow my finger? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to do this one again. Okay. All right. Now, I'm going to do the same thing, but I'm going to go vertical. Right. >> Sorry. >> It's all right. G, you can gather yourself if you need a minute. >> All right. >> I have anxiety. >> That's fine. >> I'm sorry. >> Just take your time. >> All right. Sorry. >> All right, follow my finger. We're going to go up now. Keep your head still. All right. All right. So, you've completed the horizontal gaze. Now, we're going to carry on to the walk and turn and the one leg stand. Is there any reason you can't do the walk and turn or one leg stand? Do you have any hip replacements? Any type of balance issues? Any type For the most part. >> For the most part. Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. So, I'm going to explain the entire test to you. All right. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm going to show you how it's done. >> You're okay. I'm going to show you how the whole >> Don't make me even worse. >> You're okay. >> If you need a minute, you can take a minute. All right. >> I'm here. I >> have uh >> Okay. And do you stay in touch with them or do you >> All right. Are you ready for the walk and turn? Yes. >> All right. I'm going to explain the test to you. >> I'm going to read all the steps. I'm going to show you >> scissors. >> I'm going to show you the steps. I'm going to read them to you and then you're going to do it. All right. So, first I'm going to go through the whole thing. You're not going to do anything until I tell you. >> Yes. >> You're going to put your foot on a imaginary line. We're going to use this >> imaginary line. >> All right. You're going to put your right foot in front of it with your right heel touching your left toe. You're going to keep your hands down at your side. All right. Not right now. You're not going to start until I tell you to. Do you understand the directions? >> When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps on the line. Okay. You're going to turn around keeping one foot on the line and return nine heel to toe steps back. All right. I'm going to show you how that's done. >> Ma'am, watch. >> He's saying don't do it. Don't do anything yet. >> Don't do anything yet. So, you're going to put your your left foot on the line. You're going to put your right foot in front of your Not yet. Wait until I show you. >> So, 1 2 3 4 5. >> Ma'am, step back. I'm going to show you and then I'm going to ask you Oh, >> sorry. >> That's right. I'm going to show you how. >> What's that? I don't want you to fall. >> Was the camera facing everything? >> Yeah. You're out of view now, probably. >> Yeah, ma'am. Back over here. Ma'am, stand right here. >> Okay. >> All right. You're going to put your left foot on the line, right foot in front of it with the heel touching. All right. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps. One. All right. All right, man. Back up. Don't do it yet. Just stand still. All right. Left foot on the line. >> Right foot in front of it. One, two, three. Heel to toe. And so on. until you do nine. I'm only going to do three. Then you're going to turn around taking a small series of steps and you're going to return nine heel to toe steps. One, two, three to nine until I tell you uh and then you'll complete the test. All right. >> Nine. Nine. >> Nine. Small series of steps turning around. So like this. One, two, three to nine. Keep your left foot down. Turn around. One, two, three to nine. Do you understand? On the ninth step, you're going to keep your foot on the ground and take some smoke >> of a thing that you have off of your >> That's your off. >> Yeah, this is the official state guideline. >> This is the official state guideline. >> While walking, watch your feet at all times. Keep your arms at your side. Count your steps out loud. And once you begin, do not stop until the test is completed. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Do you need me to explain it again? I do not. >> All right, you may begin. Get in the starting position. >> I have to read off of a slip, though. >> I'm making it official so everything's done properly. >> So, do you want to put yourself in the starting position? >> The slip when you're an act in recovery, >> ma'am. Do you want to continue the test or do you >> I'm just saying you guys have no [ __ ] idea. >> All right. Can you put your left foot on the line? Can you put your right foot in front of it? Jim, I'm sure we've been through a lot, man. We just have to get >> But you don't have to [ __ ] feel like I [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> Absolutely not, man. >> Do you remember the starting >> remember that? >> Do you want me to explain it again? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> How many? >> Nine steps. Count out loud. >> Wait, how many? >> Nine. Okay, now come back. Nine back. >> This is ridiculous. Like you guys are absolutely [ __ ] ridiculous. You have no idea. >> That's fine. >> No idea. >> Can you do your nine steps coming back? All right, you've completed the walk and turn test. Can you stand right here and face me? All right, now we're going to do the one leg stand. All right, you're going to stand with your heels together and your arms down at your side. Do you understand? Do not begin the test until I tell you to. Do you understand? >> Probably like 12. >> It's insignificant. >> Yeah. When I tell you to, I want you to raise one leg, either leg, approximately 6 in off the ground, with your foot parallel to the ground. Keep both legs straight and keep your eyes on the elevated foot. While holding the position, count out loud 1,001 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop like this. 1,00 1 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? >> How long? >> Until I tell you to stop. >> Until you tell me. >> Yes. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Sure. >> Do you want me to explain them again? N. >> All right. You may begin. >> What's that? >> When you may start. >> You You may begin. Make sure you count out loud. 1001. >> Yes. >> All right. >> Ma'am, you have to finish the test. >> Sir, can you step? >> I don't know. Can you face me and continue the test? >> Ma'am, can you finish the test? Do you need me to reexplain it? Okay. >> Can you complete the last part of the test, please? >> You have no idea. >> Okay. If you need a minute, you can take a minute. I'll reexplain it if you need me to. >> I don't need to [ __ ] reate anything. >> Okay. >> You have no idea. >> That's fine. >> You guys have no [ __ ] I hope you one day. You ready? >> You have a [ __ ] brother or sister that I have to deal with this. You will, >> man. We're We're just trying to get you through this test. >> You [ __ ] you, man. >> You will never I don't care if I go to jail forever. >> Okay. You will never have any idea. >> Okay, >> go ahead. >> Do you not want to finish the test? Is it >> okay? If you need a minute, we can take a minute and then >> just a minute. Just a minute. >> We'll take a minute and then we'll finish the test. But I'm sure you're getting cold out here. >> No, it's just it's been a while. Mother, sister, and There's no >> I don't >> You ready? >> Yeah. >> All right, let's do the last part. Do you need me to read it again? >> Listen. >> Hands at the side. >> I don't need us. I don't need us. Yeah. >> All right. When you're ready, lift one foot and count 1 1,00 2 100 until I tell you to stop. >> You got to count. >> I have to count. >> Mhm. >> You think there's two here? >> What's that? >> I don't know what you asked. There's a guy here. >> All right, you've completed the test. Can you step over to the car? >> Okay, so now you're lying. >> You lifted your foot, you began it, and then you stopped. If you want to do the test, you can do it. >> But otherwise, >> no, I just So, let's let's complete the test. >> Yeah, we can do it. >> Hands at your side. >> Lift one foot either foot 6 in off the ground parallel to the ground. Stare at it and count 1 1,00 button. >> Yes. Go ahead. You can go >> 1 1,00 2 100 so on until I tell you to stop. So just let me >> Okay. I >> guess. No. >> No. You You have to count. >> You have to >> I have to count. >> Yes. You have to lift your foot and count until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. All right, ma'am. Come on. Step over to the car. >> Here. Step right here. Face the car. Based on the indicators of impairment, the odor of alcohol, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises, Betman French placed Kelly under arrest for driving under the influence. After she was placed under arrest, her vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold according to John's law. Patrolman French initially transported Kelly to the Lincoln Park Police Department for the administration of the breathalyzer test. Just try not to get your sweater caught. >> Okay. Your other hand, ma'am, please. Ma'am, could you lift your other arm? Thank you. >> Okay. I'm just going to lock these so they don't get tighter on you. Okay. and my understand. >> Okay, we're going to walk to the other side of the car, man. >> Okay, real quick. Jared, do you mind just checking back here? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, of course. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Back seat is clear. Careful, ma'am. >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to buckle the seat belt for you. Okay. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> All righty. Okay. Valentine. All right. Let me see. Ma'am, do you have your keys on you? >> Okay. Can you reach them so the tow truck driver can >> Okay. Can we have them so the tow truck driver can >> [ __ ] juice? >> Okay. >> All of you. Of course you are on. You don't know. >> All right. >> So, why take your purse and the keys are in there? >> The keys are in your purse? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And we'll bring You want us to bring that for you? >> Go ahead. >> Okay. Mom, go. >> Okay. Dan, they're in the purse. Is your license and everything in the purse or did you give that to the officer? >> Okay. All right. >> Thank you so much for understanding. >> No problem. >> Yeah. You don't >> We're not trying to make this harder for you, man. >> All right. All right. Okay. All right. Um Jared's away with the car and you want to follow me in? >> Yeah, sure. Let's wait. We got to get him the keys. >> Uh they're in this purse. >> All right. The keys are in this purse. I didn't want to go through your stuff without you here. So, >> okay. >> We have your phone and your wallet and your purse here. >> Is this your keys? >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Is there anything park unit that's going to come meet you where you guys are at right now? >> Okay. All right, we'll get that done soon. Okay, >> hold on. >> Hold on. Stay with the car. All right, >> so good. >> Ma'am, I'm just going to I'm going to adjust the handcuffs. Okay, >> ma'am. Is there any type of key on here that you need for your house? >> Do you want us to just give him He needs to take one of your keys. You want us to just You want us to just give him the Volkswagen key? >> That's what we'll do. >> All right. >> Then we're going to give him just the Volkswagen key. So if you need for your house or anything, >> you'll be going with Lincoln Park. >> Uhhuh. >> They're going to follow you. >> Oh, we're going to go to Lincoln. >> And then Jared will stay with the car. >> All right. >> And then I'll >> So do I do the DUI packet there or just They're just going to blow there. >> They might have one there. >> Okay. Hi Sorry. >> I don't want to go. >> Okay, ma'am. >> And we can't undo what happened, but going forward, you know, you've been trying to do better. >> Okay. All right. Okay. I'm going to put this on the floor in front. We'll have it for you. Okay. Okay. So, you're going to follow me and we're going to meet them there. >> Uh Lincoln Park will follow you until >> Oh, they're going to meet me here. >> Yeah. Okay. They're going over. >> I'm going to go No, you're you're going to go with Lincoln Park over to their headquarters. >> I'm good. Yeah, you're good, right? >> All right. Do you need any paperwork or anything? >> I don't know. >> I don't think so. >> It's been a while, but I just do the the packet as >> Yeah. So, I'll see if I need to bring you one of ours or if they have one. I'm not >> But I'll go talk to Jay and we'll see what else. >> All right. >> All right. >> Yep. >> Very good. >> Haven't had one not at our headquarters, so it's a little weird. >> So, all right. >> All right. >> Very good. Thank you. >> Good. >> 18 will be reading with the vehicle. Looks like that'll be out of here in a minute. And French will be waiting for the Fairfield uh Lincoln Park unit and then I'll go over to talk to you. >> We can do that a little bit later. >> Yeah. cares. >> Okay. >> All right. Who's uh taking this caller? car 11 is >> no idea. >> He'll be here with Jared until Lincoln Park gets here. >> What are you doing? >> Okay, briefly just uh before you leave there with that vehicle, if you could check that that question I asked you via text. Jar, don't let a Jacob pull off yet. imagine a child of yours or a mother. just I hope we never have to go away. That's >> Lincoln Park is out here. >> 104 2130. Your lights are on. All right. Good to go. >> All right. >> 11 headquarters. >> 11 headquarters. >> 11. >> Be transporting one adult female to Lincoln Park headquarters. Starting mileage 28 294 >> Hey, I'll be 98 for Oh man, my hunger. Did you? >> No, we didn't. >> So, how am I supposed to get out of here? >> We'll make phone calls for you when we get done with everything. >> You feel good about that? Do you do you brush again? So he tummy. 11 with ending mileage. >> Mileage >> 28 297. >> You see the 2137 Heat. Heat. What's up, man? >> Not much. >> I think she's open. >> Okay, we going this way. I haven't been down here for you guys. Oh, all right. Great. Thanks. >> Hey, how's it going? >> How are you? >> Good, thanks. Uh, let me check myself here. Uh, crash called in. >> Yep. All right. >> Okay, ma'am. >> Okay. Step on out. >> Okay. I don't want you to fall. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm not going to fall. >> Okay. I don't want you to. >> [ __ ] >> All right, we're going to come on inside. >> You're an [ __ ] >> Okay. You want to walk? >> Okay. >> Uh, no. Not yet. >> Go ahead. >> All right. We're going to go over to this wall. Search me all over here. Down. I'm going to twist you towards the wall. All right. >> Yeah. >> When I undo your cuff, just put your hands up against the wall. All right. >> Go ahead. >> Do you have anything on you that could stick me or any way? >> No. >> All right. >> Go ahead. You're supposed to be police officers. >> You're not. >> All right. You can take a seat on the bench. >> Yeah. Want to slide these up or take them off so they don't hit your wrist? >> You just open your mouth for me. >> Lift your tongue. >> All right. You guys, you realize I'm part of >> Mhm. >> What are you going to say? >> You pack it or anything? >> I don't have one on me. No, we came right from the scene. >> Okay. So, um, I got to give >> my sergeant a real quick call. I don't know if he's going to tell me that they're going to drop off one of our packets or if I'm going to do one of these ones. >> Um, so, real quick, if I can step out. >> Can you buzz me real quick? >> He just asked that I do it out of the uh >> All right, great. Thanks. Be muted and speak with the sergeant Lincoln Parks with Okay. Okay. We need her DL or anything right now for the box or we just ask >> 20 minutes. >> Okay. Um we're bringing down one of our packets. >> Okay. >> And then I'll fill that out. We'll get this done and then we'll one of the guys will follow me back up from our department >> to finish up in Montville. >> The standard statement and see if she'll do samples, but we don't have any back here. So, you can print one off and scan for just took our last one. >> Okay. Um, do we have to offload? Um, >> uh, we still have probably 10 minutes for the box. >> Okay. >> Before we run it. Yeah. >> All right. Yeah, it's been a >> standard. >> You want to make a couple? >> It's been a while for me. >> So, >> yeah. You do this or >> I don't I don't have the box and um I haven't had a DUI in a while. >> Yeah, he'll be down with a packet and then we'll go from there. I feel good. I hope that's perfect. I'm actually uh prevent what you are. >> Okay. >> You feel good about yourself. cuz I hope nobody, you know, has been through I don't know. Police try to go [ __ ] for you. Do you have your case number ticket number? >> Um, don't have any ticket numbers yet. >> Um, do you need the ticket for the box or >> I can either type in ticket or do the ticket numbers. >> Okay. Yeah, I don't It won't be on e ticket. >> Um, so you just want need the one that'll be the for the DUI. >> Okay. It'll be the first one that's in my book. So, >> I'll just get that. Okay, I'll grab all right. Case number is going to be Thank you, sir. All right. Case number will be there. All right. The 450 ticket will be >> got zomb. >> Uh, it's so temperamental that I don't even give it a shot. The traffic cars are set up pretty good, but uh I always have problems with the printer or something. So, I just write them like this. But yeah, I'll make that one the 450 ticket. >> Do you want to read this to her or >> um you should be down with our packet in just a second or >> standard statement should be the same. >> Okay. >> That way, you know, if she's gone. >> Okay. Um >> once 20 minutes is up, we can at least roll that. >> Okay. Does it make a difference if I do it or the alco um operator does it? No, I usually just do whatever. >> Okay. All right. Here. And then is this guy? >> Oh, okay. Gotcha. Ours is uh like this. >> Yeah. Uh big, I guess. Yeah. So, okay. Is your uh your license in your purse here? >> Your license. Is it in your purse here? Okay. Can I grab it out? Okay. >> Do you know where your license is in here? >> Where it is? >> Yeah. >> It's in my wallet. >> Yep. Now you just tell me where it's at. You can get me. >> All right. >> I just need your name. Is it okay if I look your license? Because I actually do need that for the box. Is that okay? >> Yes. >> Okay. I think that's our other guy calling me that package over you. >> That's okay. >> You want to tell me where I could find in here? Middle thing. It's right by the gold card. that I have. >> Yeah. >> All right. Thanks. >> Should it have been in front of it? >> Yes. No. My frame card. I don't have >> I'm going to go print this out. >> Okay. >> So, I do need >> um Oh, perfect. >> That would answer that. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> What's that? >> Yeah. >> I was trying to not Um, should be good. Okay. Yeah, it's the same sheet. So, I'll just do it and I'll pack it here. >> Can you have it? >> Or have you put it right here? >> So, your phone can't be in the room. >> Okay. So, >> name case uh case time here. I read this all out, right? >> Um, >> or is this just part of the affidavit? >> Okay. So, I start from here down. >> Oh, I just read that right silent obviously. >> When you get back and copy, I read all this. Yep. >> Here. This is all for the box. So that's with the box operator, right? And then this is still box operator. >> Yep. >> We get down to there and then uh readise of Miranda warnings. >> Yeah. Do you need any of that information from the first page from Jet? >> Uh I'll need the time a call. >> Okay. >> Um so we also my cat is open in there. I could even grab that. Um I circle all these things. So from still seated in the core when you got >> Yeah. >> Okay. So and then we had obviously our different indicators. >> Yep. >> Um >> this is with while in headquarters though. >> Okay. So we'll do that back at our headquarters when we do the arrest report. >> It's here too like during this whole process. >> Yeah. Okay. Oh yeah. The whole time. >> I can give you a hard paper towel. >> And then this the John's law for later. >> Yep. Thank you. >> Second notification or rights y >> and then all the drinks and stuff which we'll probably end up doing that part back >> by the time we get to our headquarters I would think. >> Yeah. >> So we we'll get the box out of here so we can get the box done then I'll follow you I'll come back and follow you. >> Okay. >> All right. Get started here. All right. Thanks sir. >> If you need anything else >> All right. 11 headquarters. Can I have time a call? Thank you so you fine. 11 headquarters might not have radio down here. >> No, we're good. >> Good. >> Last year calling headquarters >> 11, could I just have the time of call? >> I'll be clear from Lincoln Park. 1048. >> What does that mean? Which one? Arrow. A lot of people talk. I like um to the means like um better um >> Hey, sorry. I think the radios aren't reaching. Could I just have the time call? >> Yep. V foot. >> Okay, >> I got it. Um, it's uh All right. >> Okay. >> So, um Do you want me to try and reach you on the radio for the start? >> Okay. >> In the same spot. Yes. >> Okay. >> Three. >> Okay. >> Thanks. the oldest baby's always >> I'm one of five and I can be guarante >> not the favorite. >> Okay. Yeah. Um the uh >> same s. Okay. Someone's got to be it, right? >> It's me, too. Makes you really. >> All right, Kelly. We're going to do some paperwork and the next portion of the test. Okay. >> So, I'm going to read you some stuff. I'm going to ask you some questions and Okay. All right. All right. So, I'm patrolman Thomas French of the Mono Township Police Department. At approximately 2057 hours or 8:57 p.m. on 17203, I arrested you for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs. I'm going to read you your notification of rights. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to have legal counsel before you say or do anything. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed on your behalf. Anything you say or do can be held against you. If you choose to answer any questions, you can stop answering at any time. Your right to remain silent and right to counsel an attorney. Do not apply to the taking of breath tests and do not give you the right to refuse to take the breath test. Do you understand these rights which I have just read to you? Yes. I'm not trying to be a wise guy. Could you just verbally say yes or no? >> You are a wise guy. >> I'm really not trying to be. Okay. >> You are. >> Okay. >> Okay. Time. You've never had anybody in this situation, have you? >> I have not been in this situation. >> There you go. >> You should meet your [ __ ] Okay. Can you just sign sign right here that you understand your rights. Just put it right there. >> Right where it says defendant signature here. >> It's okay. My uh >> You need to rested it. That's okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah. My my dad attorney attorney. >> Okay. >> What that is? >> Okay. It's just saying that you understand your rights. Thank you. >> Okay, Kelly, I'm going to read you another list of things. Okay, this is the new New Jersey Attorney General's standard statement for motor vehicle operators. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. Two, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. Three, 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. Four, after you have provided samples of your breasts for testing, you have the right at your 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 the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revion of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver 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 an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or to 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 to breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test, or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit to breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Why can't I? >> Uh, we can do that soon. >> No. >> Okay. Not right now. right now. >> Okay. Well, then I will survival. >> At first, we have to move on to the breath sample test. >> Yeah. Really? Cuz you [ __ ] [ __ ] me for no reason. But I want to touch. >> You feel good about that? >> No, ma'am. May I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. >> [ __ ] do is do what you do. >> Will you submit to breath testing? >> That's nothing better [ __ ] to do. >> I want to. >> You need to answer. You're going to supply. >> I want to talk to my mom. >> You can't talk to >> I want to talk to my mom. >> We can't talk to her right now, but we can in a little bit. I don't give a [ __ ] >> If we do the refusal, ma'am, then there's other things associated with it. Other summones. >> Like what? >> You'll get the refusal. At least right now. >> Okay. Go ahead. My Go ahead. You guys will be [ __ ] Go ahead. Go ahead. I just my phone. You can talk to her in a little bit, but right now it's Do you want to do the breath sample test to show up? >> I understand. And in a little bit, you can. >> I understand. >> Well, I'm not in your position, so no, I don't right now. >> Please don't cuz you're an ego. Let's be honest. bullying or something. >> No, ma'am. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples for your breath? >> You can talk to your mom later. >> Talk to my mom. I want to >> then we just have to get through this step. >> And I want to talk to my mom. >> Okay. Okay. And you can do that later on. >> My [ __ ] lawyer. >> Yeah. >> How annoying are you? Cuz you're about to [ __ ] me. >> No, we just want to get the samples of your breath, man. >> You are, Mom. Phil, >> that's okay. >> Mom, my sister's a lawyer. My dad's a lawyer. >> All right, you either right now. >> Okay. So either you guys decide, >> it's your choice. You can either submit to breath samples if you're required to by law or if you don't it'll be the additional refusal ticket. It's your choice where you need to make it now. That's just the process of how this works. You can either do it or not. It's your choice. But you need to decide right now. come back first. >> It's the samples and then go to the browser. It's we can't cuz then I need to restart 20 minutes of watching you again. >> So, and we It's already been more than 20 minutes. So, it's either you refuse you either provide breath samples once we're done with this. >> What is the breath? What is that doing? >> It's the breathalyzer, ma'am. >> No. See, so in order for me to take your breath sample, I need to watch you >> for 20 minutes. >> That's me, too. >> That's then it's a violation of searches and all that stuff. So, >> you either provide the bread samples. He's already asked you more times than he was supposed to. >> Really? >> Are you going to provide the bread samples? >> If it's supposed to be two questions, one, two, you guys. do. >> Okay. We're trying to help you out and you don't see it like that. Yeah. >> Really? >> Yeah. I don't want to give you more tickets than I have to. >> More tickets. >> Yeah. There's the refusal is an extra ticket. >> No, I understand that. So, are you willing to do the breath samples then, ma'am? Can we do that? I still want to change my way. >> I understand. do the breath samples. >> Go ahead. So now I'm not going to be able to become >> [ __ ] gohead. >> Okay. >> All right. So yes, you'll submit the breath samples. >> [ __ ] you. >> Can you take a residential fire alarm? >> I'm not. >> There's still time for that, ma'am. Exactly. >> Yeah. Why not? >> 35. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Really? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> You're going to feel good about that. Me, too. What's with your vibes? Wait. >> All right, Kelly, we need a concrete yes or no here. >> Go ahead. Could you just say it as yes or no? >> Yes. Okay, thank you. >> No problem. >> What's your name? >> French. >> First name >> Thomas radio. Yep. >> Really? >> Really? Well, >> ready to go. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Gotcha. >> Oh, sorry. I was wondering. >> At the Lincoln Park Police Department, Kelly was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and she agreed to submit breath samples. The machine was administered by patrolwoman Jennifer Hess with the Lincoln Park Police Department. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.24% which was triple the legal limit of 0.08%. After the alco test was completed, Patrolman French transported Kelly back to the Mville Township Police Department for further processing. Okay. Putting phone, camera, and cell phone side of the room. I think that helped a lot. >> You too. >> All right. Great. >> All right. Brett's samples have been complete. Be heading back up to Montville. >> Kids are trying to sleep. He's getting upset. >> All right. this and then I just got to wait for someone to get here. Follow me. >> Um, I think we still need a following car. I got to double check. I'm pretty sure though. >> Um, pop it open. I'll wait outside. Or actually, maybe I should wait then. Sorry, technicalities. And of course, everyone's on minimum 11 headquarters. Lovely radios. Hey, do you have anyone um to follow me back up or >> Okay, sounds good. All right. Um I we got it all done after three tries. Uh I think 0.2 something. 24. Yep. All right. Byebye. All right. Yeah, if you want to pop it open, I'll go outside. Um, could you just tell me who uh followed over? We got to note that, I guess. >> Uh, Thomas, L A C H A N C E60. >> L A C H A N C. >> Yep. >> Okay. And what was it again? Six. >> All right. Awesome. Thanks again. >> All right. Take care. >> All right. Almost there. So, we're just going back to Monville. Finish everything up and then you can go home. >> Okay. >> Zone one. Montville, too. >> Yep. We're So, we're Montville. This was just Lincoln Park because they have the machine that we needed for the breath samples. And then we go back up to Montville >> and then we just finish up and we'll be all set. >> Uh, I didn't I I don't know if your family just knew you were here or who, but um we'll get in touch, help you get in touch with whoever you'd like. So, but it sounds like your sister came down here for some reason. I'm sorry. >> Yep. We'll we'll get you going now. >> Yep. They're at another call >> up in uh in Montville. I have car 8 heading to uh assist officer French and then to bring back 101. Let me know if you need another officer. I'll call her. I'm just waiting for the other officer and then we can head on back up to town. >> What do you need two officers for a woman in cops? >> It's just the procedure. Okay, we'll be moving 11 headquarters. 11 >> be transporting one adult female back to Mono headquarters. Starting mileage 28297 with eight following. >> Do you have the uh all the paperwork? >> Yep. >> The calculator and the paper. >> Yeah. A >> they wanted me to double check. >> Yep. >> They're ready. >> All right. One step closer to being home. >> Uh that's Montville. That's That's the other officer. Yep. Excuse me one second. I just have to grab one more thing. >> I just have one one more thing left in the building I have to grab and then I'll be right back out. Uh just one small thing. >> Yep. Forgot something in the sally port. >> Something requires my key. Yep. >> Thank you again. >> Keep my keys with it so that doesn't happen. But I had another key on me. So, thanks again. >> You too. Okay. Car 11 with ending mileage >> 21 >> 2831 >> 104 I uh opened the Sally port but I can't see it on the camera. Is it all the way open? a firm and you can now close it. >> Therefore, just let me know when it completely shuts. >> At their station, Kelly was photographed and the officers completed their paperwork. After the officers were finished with processing her, she was released to her sister pending her court appearance after she signed the potential shared lady warning form on Kelly's behalf. Patrolman French issued Kelly the following traffic citations operating under the influence. Careless driving. Head shot. 104. Thank you. 10418 Okay, Kelly, we're going to step out, finish everything up, and we'll get you home. Okay. Okay. Watch your step coming out. Okay. We're going to go over to this door here. There's a big step here, so I just want to let you know. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Okay, that big step and then we just have to sit back down on this bench. But I'll take the handcuffs. >> Yep. >> Okay. Do you need a tissue when we sit down? >> Okay. Okay. Just want to close. >> Yep. We're going to get on that for you. Okay. >> Okay. Could I just have one of your hands, please? >> Are you serious? >> Yep. We We just still have to do it. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. I'm not going >> I don't think you are. >> Take a picture of you sign that form. She >> uh I'm not sure yet. What's your phone number? You want to start with that? >> Yeah. I just have to get the 450 one out right now. Right. >> Uh. All right. We got to take your picture now. >> You don't have it right now. >> What's that? No, we don't. >> You don't have >> We have to take it. Well, you've been arrested in Montville before? >> No, >> it's it's within our this this picture for within our own department. Let me see your uh right arm. >> Uh the next Tuesday. >> Oh. Oh, actually not sure. Maybe call it to Jay. But all right, you can stand right in front of that gray wall. All right, look straight up at the camera in the center of the gray. Move over to your right. All right. >> All right. Look straight up. >> All right. Now turn to your right. >> All right, turn to your left. >> All right, come sit down. >> Okay, >> we're just doing what we're supposed to. >> Yeah, imagine if somebody And what's the court? >> I'm going to double check the door to make sure that um we're still good. So, I'm just going to check the lock room door. >> I'm just going to check the lock room door. All right. Should also be on here. That doesn't say no for neither does that. Which means the next Tuesday he'll be good. Okay. Yeah. Next Wednesday will be good. So that'll be >> So it'll be >> January 10th. This Tuesdays What's up? I just there's two and they're what I have to write for operating under the influence and for careless driving. Just those two. >> Thank you. my sister. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I don't know her name. >> She's from >> Okay. I I believe you. I know you're trying to get everything on track. I do. And tomorrow's a new day, you know. It's It's the hardest thing. I Yeah. Yeah. Heat. Hey 98 point. Okay. So here, >> all right, this is all done. Do you want to look over this or you want me to submit it? >> I take it. >> Hello. Uh, good. We're just finished the arrest report. Tom's finishing the packet and then we'll have her write up. >> Yeah. Yeah, we got it. It's done. Yeah, we're just making sure everything's done. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. Right now or you once we get off the phone. Uh, Kelly. >> Yeah. >> So they they >> must have All right. Yep. >> Okay. >> Cuz the statute says >> after >> cuz it's usually supposed to be two years. >> Okay. >> It's usually supposed to be two years. That's why we're curious. No. Obviously, it was >> All right. Yeah, it does say it on here, but >> So, yeah, >> you didn't get this updated. >> No, because they won't let me get >> Okay. All right. >> Wait, my mom. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it's been a The DMV's been a pain for >> forever and more so now. Yeah, it's like as a Patterson. >> I I definitely believe you on the DMV and and a pain in the butt. >> I got letter suspended. I was like for what? >> Right. >> All right. >> So, I did the list here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. being like >> and then >> yeah before that so we just have to go she's um the breath test we have to review them with her I guess accord right here >> okay >> read them to her and mark the time >> okay >> so >> right it's it's hard though it's not >> Yep. >> All right we're going to give you a copy of the breath tests that we took over at Lincoln Park. I'm just going to go over them with you. So, you blew up 0.24. Okay. So, the legal limits 008. We're going to give you the copies of this. Okay. So, that's why we do Yeah. Okay. We're I'm going to ask you that again. I'm just going to read you your rights again and you're still going to be going home and everything. We're just finishing the paperwork. Okay. Copies of it, too. >> It's uh 18 now. It's 12:07. >> Okay. >> I get confused with military time and not military time. >> Okay. So, we're going to provide you your copies with that. get that in a moment. All right, Kelly, I'm just going to read you your rights again because I just have to ask you another set of questions. Nothing changes. We're still going to have you go home soon. Okay. All right. So, this is the second notification of your Miranda rights. Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent. You have the right to have legal counsel before you say or do anything. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed on your behalf. Anything you say or do can be held against you. If you choose to answer any questions, you can stop answering at any time. Okay. Do you God bless you? Do you understand these rights which I have just read to you? >> Yes. I'm sorry. I just need verbal not to be rude. Yes. Okay. Okay. And I'm just going to >> 129 1-8. >> God bless you. >> You're welcome. Cory Dean. >> Okay, Kelly, I'm just gonna ask you to sign this again. Thanks. No problem. I got it. Yep. >> Okay. Thanks. God bless you, Dan. Do we need to make copies of the other ones that weren't within tolerance? >> What? >> The one that wasn't within tolerance. Also, >> we had one belch, one that wasn't intolerance. Yeah. All of them. God bless you. >> You want a tissue? >> No, no problem. God bless you. >> It's a little stuffy down here. So that Yeah. What is happening? >> Yep. Gets stale and all that. Can you just sign this as a witness stamp? >> She's still here. >> I think so. >> Are you sure? >> Uh, I'm not sure. I haven't seen her, but I I would think that she stayed. >> Yeah. There's no reason for her to not still be here. >> What do you mean? How am I supposed to hear? >> No. No. She should still be here. There's no reason she wouldn't look. >> Well, we're going to go up there in like just 5 minutes. Not even. >> Yep. >> Well, hopefully not. Um, Kelly, I'm just going to do this last set of questions. >> Oh, sorry. >> Okay, no problem. So, the following questions were asked on 1823 at 12:11 a.m. Okay. Um, so Kelly, are you currently employed? >> You have an >> Okay. >> Okay. Currently nothing that You don't have to apologize, Kelly. I know you're going through a very rough time. So, But you know, you've been trying to >> Yeah. >> Yep. And you've brought yourself from a really bad spot and gotten a lot better. And >> yeah. Kelly was later arrested for another DWI in Hanover Township, New Jersey on March 3rd, 2023. Court records indicate that Kelly has previously been arrested for DW in Mansfield Township, New Jersey, after leaving the scene of an accident on April 14th, 2019. Prior to that arrest, Kelly had been arrested for DW in Rockaway Township, New Jersey on March 29th, 2019 and March 27th, 2019. Prior to those two arrests, she had also been arrested for DW in handover township, New Jersey on March 1st, 2010. Hello. Sorry about that. I'm Dan Kun police. Just so you know, you're being audio and video recorded. >> Hi. >> Um, so you can come over here. So, you've been summoned by or on behalf of the person whose name appears above as the defendant to transport or accompany the defendant from this law enforcement agency. The defendant has been arrested and charged with one or both of the motor vehicle violations checked in the box above. Um, pursuant to NJSA 3945022, this warning is to advise you that if you accept responsibility to transport or accompany the defendant, you are uh and you permit or facilitate the operation of a motor vehicle by the defendant while the defendant is intoxicated or has a blood alcohol concentration at or above but that permitted by law, then you are potentially subject to criminal penalties and civil liability. Permitting a person who is intoxicated or has a blood alcohol concentration at or above the permitted by law to operate a motor vehicle is in violation of NJSA 39450. If you are if you are charged and convicted under the statute, your driving privileges will be suspended. Fines and mandatory penalties will be imposed. You may be incarcerated if you permit um or facilitate the defendant to operate a motor vehicle while the defendant remains intoxicated or has a blood alcohol concentration at or above that permitted by law and the defendant becomes involved in a motor vehicle collision where other persons are injured or killed, then you may be subject to indictment and criminal prosecution. If you are prosecuted and found guilty, the court can impose fines and mandatory penalties and a person a prison sentence. In addition uh to any criminal liability, if you permit or ficitate the defend defendant to operate a motor vehicle while the defendant remains intoxicated or is a blood alcohol concentration at or above the permitted by law and the defendant becomes involved in a motor vehicle collision where there is property damage or personal injury or death, you may be held liable for civil damages and those properties may be covered by insurance. All right. >> Got it. >> All right. So, what's your name? >> Last name, >> uh, street address. It is 12:30. >> All right. So, write your name right here or no sign right here saying that you've received this potential liability warning. We're gonna get the original. We're going to make a copy right here. >> I'm just reading it. >> Oh, yeah. You can read the top. >> Yep. >> Do I have to put my name right here? >> No, that's if you refuse. >> Oh, yeah. No. >> All right. Very good. We'll get her. >> Does she come right now? >> Yeah, she's all ready. >> Okay. >> Yep. We just got to make copies and get her up here. Oh, can I get your license, too? >> Tom, you can bring her up. >> Thank you. All right, we're all set, Kelly. >> All righty. So, I'm going to give you your your purse. Just have to make sure you have those copies of that paperwork. >> Yes. >> So, I'm going to uncook you now. We'll go on upstairs. Okay. >> All right. And then tomorrow's a new day. All right. >> So, I know it's it's not easy, but uh it is a new day. So, >> you keep fighting like you've been and you know that's all you can do, you know. >> Okay. All right. We'll uh head on out this door right here. Thank you. Thank you. Sorry. >> No, it's okay, Kelly. >> It's a little hard to push. >> Yeah, it's a it's a heavy. >> So, we're going to go right to the right up the stairs. Okay. And then my sister right up the stairs here. What's that? Uh, she's not going to be like right there. So, um, I'm just going to give you >> Okay. Keep keep coming up. >> No, I'm sure it'll be >> You have those copies for her? >> Those are ours. >> These are ours. You have hers. >> Okay. >> Is there a person? >> Um, this is your purse, girl. >> Okay. No, she's she's going to That's fine. She's like a lawyer, so she's going to [ __ ] you. Get me a lawyer. >> Your driver's license. These are the two tickets. Okay. And then the court date. >> Are you going to [ __ ] me? >> No, there's just two. Okay. >> No, I know. I know it sounds but really two's two is not bad. So, it's for the driving under the influence and careless driving and the court date like we were saying. >> It's okay. So, if I go to court, look at my >> You do have to come to court. That'll be >> Of course. >> Yeah, that'll be on Tuesday um at 1:30 in the afternoon this Tuesday. Um you just get in those copies and then we'll be all good. But do you want to put these in your purse now? Okay. >> Do you have those ones? These are the originals. >> The originals. Yep. >> Here you go. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Okay. So, these are these are all your copies of all the testing we did. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, we can put those in your purse, too. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then this is just um this is your sister. She just signs >> my sister. >> Yeah. Cuz >> is that my sister? >> It's John's law. Yeah. So, with John's law, she's >> she's uh in charge basically for making sure you don't drive. >> Yeah. >> So, >> Yes. But you know, thank you. >> No problem. So, I I do wish you the best of luck. I'll give it to her when we we come out. >> Oh. Oh, you're Oh, thank God. >> Yeah. You're going to come out. >> So, yeah. Hey, we're all good, right? >> Okay. Okay. >> Hello. Court records indicate that on November 28th, 2023, Kelly pleaded guilty to operating under the influence. As a result of her guilty plea, Kelly had to use an ignition interlock device for 24 months, spend 48 hours at an intoxicated driver resource center, and pay a total of $1,390 in fines. The citation for careless driving was dismissed. Kelly was also sentenced to 180 days in jail. Officer just >> Yes. Yep. Your license and then your copy of the liability waiver. >> This is only in effect for like >> uh 12 hours. >> Okay. Make sure. >> Okay. >> Not like indefinitely. >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. Thank you. >> So, all right, Kelly. Good luck with everything. Keep on chugging along. All right. Okay. Call complete. PD activator.