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I've had a really long shift all day and I'm like falling asleep. >> All right. Give me one second. >> Where are you coming from work right now? >> I work at Mohawk House. >> Mohawk House. Okay. Are you coming from there now? Around 12:42 a.m. on May 23, 2025, officer Michael Smith with the Washington Township Police Department observed a white 2018 Ford Mustang driving in the shoulder in the vicinity of 6 Route 46 West. He eventually closed the distance on the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop near the Speedway gas station in the neighboring town of Hacketttown. After the driver pulled over, Officer Smith exited his patrol car and made contact with the driver who was identified as 20-year-old Daniela Bermudez Canaveral. >> Gotcha. >> Where'd you get the uh the over 21 wristband? at a that was at a party last night, which I thought August 21. >> Yeah. You were giving me the uh credit card here. That the the bracelet on your wrist is uh >> from last night. >> Oh, from last night. Okay. You said last week. >> No, I just said last weekend. >> No, at first you said last weekend. That's why I was thinking. I was like, you left it on. >> No, no. I just I promise. >> You just have your registration >> addresses. >> Can Okay. Do you just have the uh registration insurance on you? >> One second. I have no idea where I >> What do you do at Mohawk House? >> I serve. >> Okay. Are you a bartender or like one of the uh >> No, I'm just >> one of the waitress servers. >> Yes, >> are you actually are you at the actual Mohawk House? >> So, I work at industry and at Mohawk House. >> Okay. Yeah, cuz I knew Mohawk House like closed down and I don't know if they're like open up and then we go back and forth for both, but they're open more for like wedding parties and things of that. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. Okay. >> I'm so sorry. Give me one second. I have no idea how >> Well, do you have the uh insurance on your phone by chance? Do you have the app? >> I don't Okay. Beautiful. That awesome. >> Any idea who the uh the uh PBA cards from? >> It's my dad's friend. >> Your dad's friend? >> Yeah. I can just put it in places as well. Okay. Anything to drink at all tonight? >> No. >> Okay. You said that that is your current address, correct? >> Yes. Also don't have my real ID. >> Oh, so that's what you're waiting on the real ID at that point. Okay. >> Cuz I was using my old address to go to my >> Gotcha. Gotcha. Okay. Makes sense. Uh, give me one quick second. Just going to check your license. Your license all good, though. >> Um, I have two points and I'm going >> Okay. All right. Sounds good. Just give me one quick second. Be right back. Get your driver. She's 20. She's not even 21 yet. >> Okay. Um, quick question. The bracelet obviously I think you just took it off. >> That's an over 21 bracelet. >> And you're 20? >> I'm 20. >> Where did you get the bracelet from? >> That was in New York >> in New York. Okay. Um >> for a concert. >> Yeah. No, I I get it. Yeah. I've been I've been >> I've been to New York concerts. I get it. >> 73. What I do want to just do before I get you out of here, I just want to check your eyes real quick. Okay. Just making sure. So you're telling me you had no alcohol, anything tonight? Not even a sip of beer or anything like that. Okay. I'm just going to check your eyes as long as your eyes are all good. Okay. So, just take take a look at the tip of my finger. All right. Keep eyes on the tip of my finger. Eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand that? Okay. Just try your best to keep your eyes on. >> I'm sorry. I'm actually so tired. If you want to breathize, you have >> So, we don't do breathalyzer, but I do want to put you through some tests here. Okay. Because I do have a belief that you had some alcohol. Okay. So, give me one quick sec. Just hand hang out for one sec. 73 to 49. Can you head over? >> All right. Do me a favor. Just turn the car off. >> We're just going to do a quick test. As long as you're all good, sober to drive. How far away is >> maybe three minutes down the road. >> Three minutes down the road this way. >> Okay. >> Sorry. I'm going to open. >> No, you're good. Yeah, you can step out for me. What we'll do is we're just going to walk right over here to your parking lot here. >> As he was speaking with Daniela, he detected the faint odor of alcohol and noticed that she was wearing a wristband, indicating that she was over 21 years of age. However, her driver's license indicated that she was 20 years of age. Daniela told the officer that she was coming from Mohawk House in Sparta where she worked and denied consuming any alcohol earlier that evening. However, she would later admit to having some alcohol at a concert earlier that afternoon while also smoking marijuana. Based on his suspicion of impairment, Daniela was eventually asked to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises. After Sergeant Roger Garrison arrived on scene. >> So, were you from Dover originally? >> Originally, yeah. >> When did you uh when did you move to Hackistan? >> Right after high school. Two years ago. >> Okay. So, you just got out two years ago. >> Mhm. >> You going to You said you're going to CCM. [clears throat] You going anywhere else after CCM? >> I'm going to Lafayette. >> Oh, okay. I went to Moravian, so I used to pass it all the time. >> Yeah. No, Lafayette's a nice school >> for finance. >> Okay. Finance is a good major. What made you choose Lafayette over like Satinary down the road or something? >> Um, I was at Villanova originally and then dropped out. >> Villanova is beautiful. >> It is, but it wasn't my >> Yeah, not really your cup of tea. Yeah, I got you. I know Villanova is very expensive, but I >> I don't think those student loans are worth it. I think some people get in debt like CCM I was paying out of pocket. >> Yeah, I did the exact same. So bartending really helps out with that. >> Yeah. Now when do you leave for Lafayette? >> In the fall. So August >> 28th. >> August 28th. >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's not too bad. >> Yeah. >> So sorry. This is my sergeant. Well, we run tests. We just have to have a supervisor. >> I'm actually trying to get into law enforcement so I never try to mess myself over. That's >> Yeah. No, I know it. Good thing about like when it comes to like a DWI and everything, New Jersey is very like a liberal state. So they turn DWIs outside of criminal. So they're just motor vehicle violations that you have to go to court for and then court handles it that way. But there there's a difference between like the criminal and the title 39 aspect of things. So this is >> cuz I know Hackinson was hiring. I was looking at the police side and I was like I need to get my foot in the door somehow. >> I would say to do it. >> And good. How are you? >> Good. Thank you. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Your name's pronounced Dianiela. >> Della. Yeah. >> Okay. So I got behind Daniela here on 46. I just saw her kind of driving through the shoulder past and everything. Pulled her over. Um said she's coming from work at the Mohawk House. Was wearing a over 21 wristband. Um being that she was >> from last night at a party >> from a from a party last night. Asked her where it was from. She initially said last week, but I think it was just a stumble on words and then corrected herself saying it was last night. Danielle's only 20 years old. Um so she said that it was from Was it a party? >> It was a party last night. It was like a concert party type of party kind of thing in New York. >> Okay. So, I just want to put Daniel up for some tests real quick and then just make sure that >> is there any anybody in the car? >> No one else is in the car. >> Um, so we're just going to go here just cuz this is a flat, you know, unobscured area. Stop right here cuz you're in the puddle right there. >> Um, now just starting, we just have to do three tests. Just checking your eyes, checking your walking and balance. >> Okay. Do you have any kind of injuries? anything that's going to prevent you from walking in a straight line? Uh, do you have any kind of head trauma, history of concussions, anything that would give you a resting nestagmas? >> No. >> The first exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmas, HGN test. [clears throat] During the HGN test, officer Smith observed four six indicators of impairment. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Daniela failed to touch heel to toe on each step, turned improperly, and took an incorrect number of steps. The final exercise was the one leg stand test, and she failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and did not count in the correct sequence. >> Okay? So, what I'm going to do is same thing that we're just kind of doing in the car there. I'm just going to check your eyes real quick. Yes. >> So, what I need you to do is just stare at the tip of my finger with your eyes in your eyes only and do not move your head. Do you understand that? >> And while you're doing so, just keep your feet together and keep your arms down at your sides. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Just try to keep your head as still as you >> can. 389. Make my way down there. I'm like shaking from how to >> I understand. We're almost out. We're almost done. >> There's no way we could do a breathalyzer. That's >> We don't do breathalyzers in New Jersey. Sorry. That's only if you were to be uh charged with DWI, we would go back to headquarters and do a breathalyzer. Okay. And now Daniellea, I'm just going to ask you again. >> Mhm. >> Anything at all to drink? >> No. >> Nothing at all? >> No. >> Okay. Can you just tilt your head down for me? Just tuck your chin a little bit. Keep your eyes on here. >> I did hit someone's pen, but that >> a weed pen. Okay. And just how long ago was that? >> Um maybe a few hours ago. >> Okay. All right. So, we're just going to do one more here. Just keep your eyes on it. Okay. Okay. Now you can relax. The next test is just going to be a walk and turn test. And now again, you said that you don't have any kind of medical issues that prevent you from walking in a straight line. Okay. So, what I need you to do is to assume the starting position. I'll explain it to you before you enter that position. What it's going to be is you're going to have your left foot on a line. You're going to put your right foot in front of your left foot touching your heel to toe. And you're just going to put your hands down at your side. So, you understand that? Can you just assume this position for me now? Now, I just need you to remain in this position until I explain the test. And do not start the test before I tell you to start the test. Do you understand that? Okay. All this test is going to be is nine steps heel to toe in a straight line. You're going to turn around, take nine heel totoe steps back. Okay? It's going to look like this. You're going to look down at your feet and you're going to count aloud. One, two, three. I did three. You are going to do nine. Upon taking your ninth step, you're just going to do a series of small turns. And then 1 2 3. Again, I did three. You were going to do nine. Do you understand that? >> Do you have any questions on that at all? >> Is there any way I could call my dad? Cuz I'm just nervous. >> Not Not right now. But also, I do need you to just remain in that position that I put you in originally with your foot in front of your >> I feel like if I mess this up, like I'm not drunk. Like I'm asking for a breathalyzer. >> I But we we don't do breathalyzers in New Jersey unless you're charged with DWI. Okay. But can you go back into that starting position with your foot in front of your left? Okay. Do you have any questions? Do you understand the test? >> No, I understand. >> Okay, you can begin on your own. >> 476 in Potterville with X-ray 72 Victor Romeo. Okay, there's just one more test and it's just a balance test. Okay, so now what this test is going to be is you can choose either foot of your choosing. You just need to raise it approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping your foot parallel to the ground, looking at your toe and counting aloud. 1 1000 2 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. It's going Yes, it's going to look like this. I'll demonstrate it for you. Okay, so I'm going to start here. I'm going to raise one leg. 1 100 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. Big thing on this is just keeping your hands down at your sides, choosing one foot only about 6 in with your foot parallel to the ground, looking at the tip of your toe, and counting aloud the 1,00 2,000 30,000 and so on. Do you understand that? >> Okay, you may begin when you're ready. 5,000 6,000 7,000 5,000 10,000 11 12. Okay, you can stop. Okay. Now, Daniela, I do believe that you've consumed alcohol tonight. >> Okay. >> Okay. How much have you consumed? >> I hit a weed pen and maybe like a a sip, but I didn't consume like a full glass like nothing of that sort. >> Where did you consume these drinks? >> Outward. >> Well, were so were you bartending? Were you waitressing? Like >> both like No, more serving. >> More serving at that point. Okay. All right. >> Unfortunately, I am going to have to place you under arrest being that you're 20 years old. Okay. Which the process here is we're going to go back to headquarters. I'm going to put you onto the breathalyzer where you will blow into the breathalyzer and you'll be given a court date to go in front of a judge and explain yourself. If we go back to you hit the breathalyzer and it's a 00, you'll go to court and it'll say, "Hey, it's a 00." But we still just have to go through that process. Okay. based on her traffic infractions, her somewhat reluctant admissions to her somewhat reluctant admission to consuming some alcohol and marijuana earlier in the afternoon and her performance on the field sobriety exercises. Dianiela was placed under arrest for DWI. Her vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold according to John Hold according to John's law. Officer Smith transported Daniela to the neighboring Washington Township Police Department for further processing. >> Okay. So, what I need you to do is just turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> We'll give you We'll give We're We're actually going to need somebody to to come pick you up. >> So, >> is he local? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. I don't have my phone on me. It's all in the car. >> All right, we'll grab we'll grab that with your permission. We'll grab your purse or whatever you have in there as far as belongings, wallet or your ID and keys and whatever you need. All right, >> 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. >> Okay, and we're just going to put you right in the back of my car right here. 115. >> Right there. Okay. Just before you get in real quick, I just got to check make sure there's nothing in there. Okay. Nothing. Okay. You just have a seat right there. All right. Just watch your head when you're getting in there. Okay. And I'm just going to seat belt you in here. I'll be right back with you. >> District one, please. >> Okay. Um, she has her DL right here. This is all I have. Um, I just have her DL here. I gave back her registration insurance information. Um, >> yeah. Go bang it out real quick. She's 20. >> So, yeah. speaking cuz I'm so nervous. So I I'm not >> Well, this process is I I I do understand and this process is um decently simple. We'll go back and explain everything to you. One thing I did explain to you is this is not criminal. This is motor vehicle only. This is basically the same thing as getting a traffic ticket in the state of New Jersey. All right, just know you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights as I've explained them to you? >> Okay. Okay. Totally honest. So let's chat cuz I get pulled over in Hackintown. I do want to say >> maybe three times a week. >> Okay. >> For my car itself that attention. >> Yeah. You got the tinted windows. You got the loud sauce on there. >> It's loud. Like that already gets me in enough trouble in the town itself cuz I >> I'm on Main Street every single day. >> So I thought this would be like another >> Yeah. >> like a regular stop. But I did go to a concert tonight. That was tonight. But I drove everyone that was there. Okay. >> So, I wasn't under the influence. Like, I would have a sip of their drink, but it wasn't like I could get afford to >> drink while I'm driving other people. >> Were you in New York tonight at the concert? Okay. Whereabouts in New York? >> Um, Irington. >> Irington, New York. >> Plaza. Okay. >> So, right on like Finance Street. >> Yeah. Yep. I'm I'm familiar. Okay. Um, well, look, I mean, it it kind of is what it is at this point. Um, like I said, it's motor vehicle only at this point. We're going to go back. We're going to put you on the breathalyzer, see what you blow on there. Um, and we're going to give you a court date. We're going to have your dad come pick you up and then that's it. Okay. >> Okay. So, just I'm going to go into your car to grab what you need. Um, do you have a purse? Do you have anything? What do you want me to look for? >> Is on top by like the the center console and the white charger is right there also. >> Okay. So, the charger is right next to the phone. Do you want your purse or anything like that? >> No. Okay. All right. So, just hang tight. I'm going to go grab that for you and I'll keep it in evidence. >> Good. >> Yeah. Yep. So, I can do the box. I can do everything. >> You're good with that? I'll have Sam meet you at there. >> Okay. >> Waiting a um waiting for the to tell. >> Okay. >> And um matron messages. No answer. >> Of course. >> That's where we're at with that. That's >> um Okay. Well, then yeah, I'll wait. I'll wait for the toe. Um >> No, no, I got >> Oh, you got the toe. Okay. Then I'll just start heading it back. >> Okay. So, you're both have a major. >> Yeah. Oh, is this the phone charger? That's it. Said, we have the phone charger here. Her car keys here. Make sure the keys are >> Yeah, the keys are right here in the cup holder. I'm just not seeing this phone charger. she's talking about. >> The phone is dead as of right now. Yeah, I It's the same phone as I have, so I know I have a charger. >> Um, >> that's a uh laptop charger. Unless Oh, no. She has it hooked up. Okay, never mind. I know it's a laptop charger, but the wire she has on there is a USBC, so perfect. You got her phone? >> Yep. I got her phone. >> I have ID. I have phone. I have charger. That's it. She said she didn't want me to take her purse or anything like that. >> Really? >> I'll let her know. >> Yeah. >> So, just one more thing in New Jersey. >> Yes. When you get arrested for a DWI, it is a mandatory tow. So, we have to tow it over to the Washington Township impound lot and hold it for a minimum of 12 hours. >> Okay. So, that means right now it's 10:06. So, tomorrow at 1 in the afternoon, you will be allowed to get your car as long as you pay the tow bill on that. >> Okay. >> Are you sure you don't want Do you have house keys in there? Is there anything else I can get? Because now all I have is your ID, your phone, and the charger. Yeah. I don't need anything. >> You don't need anything else from there. Okay. Just I want to be sure because once it's in the impound lot, you won't be able to get into it for another 12 hours. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Understand. Thank you. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> All right. We're good. I got her stuff right here. Let me just grab a bag from the back so I can put that in. Okay. All her personal items are secured. Get her back to headquarters. Sam's waiting. You got the toe. Go in. Miranda. Standard statement. 20 minute observation, but I'm just talking out loud. >> Okay. Yep. I'll meet you back there. Thanks, sir. >> Good. >> Yep. All good. 3873. In route to headquarters, one female 10-11. Starting mileage 37716. >> 3771 36. >> All right. What was the uh concert that you were at? >> What's up, George? >> Keys. Are they in there? >> Keys are in the cup holder in the car. Yep. >> What did you say the concert was? >> A Spanish rapper >> 49. >> I have a matron from Mount Olive that's going to come. She will leave PD now. She wants to know what's the best entrance into the building. >> Yeah. What's going on? Uh, it doesn't have to be a guardian. It could be whoever you want. >> Um, because like you're you're an adult. If you don't want your parents to know, if you don't want anyone to find out, we're not telling anybody. You're responsible for you. Just whoever comes to pick you up has to sign a New Jersey state form saying that they're responsible for you for 12 hours advising that you're not going to drive. So, just know whoever comes to pick you up just has to give us a signature and then you can go with them. >> 3873. >> Arrived at headquarters. Ending mileage 37721. >> 3728. >> All right. All right. What's up, baby? Our stuff. Uh, do you secure weapons and everything? >> Perfect. Her name is Daniela. Um, you want to just pop that door open. Okay, Daniela. What we're going to do is I'm just going to have you step right on out and then just enter this room >> and we're just going to let you in on the other side. >> They 49 or 39 or uh 79? >> I doubt they said 79. Yeah, I definitely did, too. But >> I'm not even attached to the car yet. >> Okay. Uh, give me one sec. Just got to grab her belongings. She in the front seat. Yep. >> Go Daniela. Matron is on their way. Okay. So, if you want Daniel, just come in here. I just want you to face off. >> Hi, how are you? Here. I'm just going to have you sit on this bench for us. Are you comfortable with the jacket on or you want to take off? >> Yeah, >> you are comfortable. >> All right, if you want have a seat right here, we're just going to switch now. At the station, the standard statement for motor vehicle operators was read to her and she agreed to submit breath samples. I was going to say on top of that, that's fine. >> If you want to grab standard statement form and I already read Miranda verbally, but we have >> connect. >> Yes. Yep. You got >> I got >> I started just plug in this right there. Right. >> Yeah. Is that a wire? >> Here's the wire. Got you. >> And here's the phone. Pull that in. Yeah, no problem. Um, once your phone gets charged, so what we have to do here, um, we have to do a 20-minute observation period before we can put you on the breathalyzer, which is that box right there on the test. During the next 20 minutes, I just want you to refrain from touching your mouth, doing anything like that because we have to make sure that you don't put anything in your mouth. Uh, vomit, regurgitate, anything like that because then we're going have to restart for 20 minutes and then you just hear it for longer. Realistically, we're going to go through this 20 minutes. I'm going to put you on the breathalyzer, fill out a couple paperwork forms. Once you get done with the breathalyzer, call your dad, have him come down here. Whenever he gets here, he'll sign a form and you're out of here. If you don't want to call your dad like you're saying, you can call whoever you want. Just have someone respond to headquarters and come to you. But that's that's the long and short of it. It's really not too long of a process. Um it's more just us waiting this 20 minutes to make sure we get on the breathalyzer. And like I said, right, if you were to blow on the breathalyzer and it's just 0000, right? No matter what the number is, the number is the process is still the same. But when you go to court, if it's 0000, right, you would have a chance of maybe getting a bunch of record, something like that. But is law enforcement really something you were interested in? And I don't know if you're just saying that screwed. >> I got hired at the sheriff's office with two people who have DWIs prior to getting hired. I was in the sheriff's office when multiple people got DWIs while they were there. Nothing happened. DWI is in New Jersey, not as serious in other states as in other states. Like New York, you get locked up for a DWI, you go to jail, you spend the night in jail. Here, we bring you back, we breathalize you, we let you go to whoever comes to pick you up. That's the long and short of it. So, don't worry too too much. If I were you, I wouldn't. I know I know it's scary. I know this whole process I see the process all the time from this point of view. Being in that chair is very scary. But just know in New Jersey, the way the courts are going, the way the governors and the AG set all guidelines for law enforcement, everything, not as big of a deal as people really think it is. >> Yep. So, let me just check your map. Right. So, you just open up your map for me. Can you just raise your uh do or anything like that? No. >> Okay. Not sure. Also, I hope you know this when we do the 20-minute observation, you have to go off the test clock. >> So, first that keyboard, if you click escape, type in time and click enter, >> escape time, enter. It'll give you a time on there, right? It'll give you a date and time and everything. That's the time we use because that's be a 20 minute burn alpha test. So people mess up all the time. My first time doing this Um do you want to go over these two points? Sure. So the first one is going to be the standard statement. So just write on top of that. You have to read it word for word and get exactly what you can. I just read this. >> Yes. Yes. >> Just just one. Yes. Just has to be a yes. Nothing public. If there anything ambiguous is yes, you read the next statement and then anything. All right. Thank you. All right. You've been arrested for driving while NJSA 394-50. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of taking the breath samples including the test results will be made. A binder request or copy of that record will be made available to you. After you provide 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 symptoms of breath, you'll be issued a separate sum for the refusal. The court find you guilty of both refusal and drive while intoxicated. If court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license for revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of ignition, interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may 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 the breast samples. You have no legal right refuse to give or delay giving a sample 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 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 breath test. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? Yes. Yes. >> I have to write it. >> Um, you write her answer. I believe there's a spot for signature. >> I don't see no signature. >> No signature. >> Signature. Danielle, I don't want you to take any offense for that, but were you born in the US? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Um, are you married? >> No. >> Uh, what is a good email for? on his >> uh correct. >> Okay, thank you. Um your home address. So you said that it's the what is it? >> [snorts] >> She's her name again. Uh uh phone number we have on file for you. Is that correct? Yes. >> How much do you wake up? Currently 138 >> 54 >> 53 >> How long is your hair down? >> Like long shoulder length. >> Do you wear glasses complex? >> No. airport on the right side. That pool door should be up top to the left. >> [snorts] >> This is initials. >> Yeah, that's going to be her initials. You're going to read it. Um after all the understand it's probably yes and then just yes. Yes. Yes. You're going to fill that and she's going to do all these confessions at the end. She's going to sign that uh sign and then I'll witness. Uh these are your rights. Before we ask you any questions, you understand your rights. You have the right to remain sign. Do you understand this? >> Yes. >> Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You understand this? >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present while you are being questioned. Do you understand this? >> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, won't be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. Do you understand this? >> Yes. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand? All right. So, we do initial all those and sign. >> Is there any way I can send a quick text or do I have to wait for the 20 minutes? >> Um, wait 20 minutes. We're We're already about halfway done with this. We only need about 10 more minutes. >> Your phone's charging right now. So, as soon as you get off the breathalyzer, we'll give you your phone. >> That's honestly just because you've been so, you know, cooperative. >> Yeah. No, I understand. >> Typically, they won't give you the phone till like started. Okay. Yeah, because we just can't have it in the room when the breath >> Yeah, please. I'm so sorry. >> Observation. Happiness because um the Well, thank you for coming. So Sam, do you want to just take her phone? >> Pull the chair for her. >> Sorry, I'm going to put this aside. I just talk right now. >> So this is Alexa. Alexa, nice to meet you. This is Alexa. She's our police patron. So like I told you with whenever we arrest our female, we have that female patron presence. searching, but we're not going to get anything. So, I'm just going to uncop you from that so she can give you quick search and we'll put ones. >> Do you need me to watch? >> No, just when we did the fresh water. I'm actually have you go back over take off your jacket. [music] All right. All right. Face the wall. Put your hands on the wall. Spre your legs a little bit wider. Okay, you can take a seat and your 309 for >> it is uh 31 right now. We're just about there. Coming up road. >> I got to feel fingerprints. >> We don't need pictures. >> Daniel, do you have any idea what the address is? >> No problem. I have one for industry because I'm also there. >> Please. >> I'm hold. >> Thank you so much. again. >> I'm not going to lie, usually >> every time I've had it, you guys just kind of stick around to the end of it, >> okay? >> But I know we don't need you for anything else. >> Okay. >> So, I'm really not totally sure. >> It's totally up to you guys. >> You want to give Roger a call real quick? just have to make thick or loose or if we need her for the entire I don't know if it's different from [music] I'm sorry. Your phone number and then I accidentally Did you check time on the speed of Fine. >> 139. >> 139. Okay. So, what we need to do is take out all electronic devices, >> cell phones, Apple watches, body cams, radios, >> which we should be out of here momentarily. Um, we have to test them. 20-minute observations are already done at this point. Um, so once we're done with this, we're going to have her call her dad, have dad come pick her up, and that's the end. Uh, we just finished breilizer. We just finished photos, I'm assuming, for the last drink report. And then we're also going to give her the phone right now so we can call our dad and make his way over here. And I got John printed out for him. Uh, yes. Yep. I'll have Sam call it. Okay. Yeah, that's why I've never had a matron come in and have to leave after like 10 minutes. I've never I've always had them fall through. Get out of here. Well, it sounds like they're a problem, but whatever. >> Yeah. But yeah, they're all here. We just need All right. But yeah, we're almost we're almost straight away now. I'm going to have Yes. Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to have Sam call and do it right now. Okay. You got it. Thanks. >> Can you call dispatch? >> Yes. >> And just read them off. So what they're going to ask for, you're going to dispatch and say, "Hey, can you put this into the alphas calculator?" They're going to say, "Okay, yes, sounds good. What is your EC1, which you can see breath test one, ECIR, EC 0.0, IR 0.0. Okay, what's EC2?" That was a um didn't work. EC2 0 IR2 zero. So just be 000000. >> Call dispatch and tell them. >> Yep. Just call them. Call them. That's not your fault. >> I always have to. Do you want me to? >> Yeah. You can give that to her. She can call that. Have a work his way over. Um Yeah. They'll know what you're talking about. Just say, "Hey, can you do an out test calculator for me?" And they're going to go, "Okay, what's your EC1, IR1, EC2, IR2?" And they're going to say, "Okay, acceptable tolerance." Good to go. Or should I do it for myself or should I do it? >> You can do it for yourself. It's It's just just putting it on. That's it. >> Hey, it's 3879. >> Can you put an alcata test into the calculator for me? Daniel, do you have any tattoos? >> I have three small >> 0. Where are they? >> Two on my left, one on my right. >> On your left 0 0. >> You got it. Um, your left forearm. What are the two tattoos? >> So, I have one on my forearm. >> Actually, no, I have three. Sorry. >> Okay. >> Two. One on my wrist, one on my wrist. >> Thank you. >> Okay. What are >> all together? >> What are the two that are on your left arm? >> I have the initial M on my left side. I have a date on my wrist. >> What's the uh other one that's up on my >> And I have An apple. >> An apple. Your last name. >> Correct. >> Okay. I didn't understand. He kind of mumble a little bit, but >> he probably >> that'll help the test. This is all 0. >> Okay, Danielle, left wrist. What did you say was on the wrist? A date. >> The date. Correct. >> What is the date? >> It's 102, 2016. Are they separated by slashes or dots? >> Dots. >> Dots. >> And then I have a cross on my right wrist. >> On your right wrist. Okay. So, your dad is coming here to pick you up, correct? >> Does he know this is the Washington Township, please? Okay. Washington Township Morris. >> That's always people go to Washington Township. >> There's five. >> When I first met you, I was really confused. >> Anything else for me? Um, >> well, Sarge wants you back here. >> I don't know. >> Um, just to update this, I was about to do this again. I just have a few more questions and these are the last questions. So, test sequential file runner. Okay, Danielle, are you sick? >> No. >> Um, are you under the care of the doctor? >> No. >> Are you taking any medications? >> No, sir. >> Do you have diabetes? >> No. >> Are you injured? >> No. >> What kind of alcoholic drinks have you had? >> How many? And where? >> In New York. >> When did you have your first drink? So around what time? >> 5:00 >> p.m. >> When did you finish your last? >> I was sitting on someone else. So, we enter 6. So, what does that >> What time did you last eat? >> 4:30. >> What did you eat? >> Tacos. Yeah. 1938. Uh Danielle, one more time. Your phone number. I catch up with this crap. >> [snorts] >> So Danielle, usually when we when we have a DWI, right, we write the DWI, we write the reason for the stop and then we write careless, reckless on top of that being that you know he was cool with us the entire time. I'm only doing the two which is the DWI and the failure to maintain lane which was the reason for the stop. I'm not going to give you careless. I'm not going to give you reckless or anything like that. >> Just with these um so there going to be a court appearance required that doesn't give you a court date on this. So you just call number on top here. I'll explain this when I'm getting out of here but there just know that you have to call the number on here for them to give you the court date. That way you don't have to, you know, go online and pay this ticket because they're going to lump everything together, bring you to court, you'll go there. I'm going to give you a copy of your alpha test results and everything, which by the way, I do need a copy of these. Oh, got the sign. Just one copy. Yeah, copy. Um, but yeah, then so what's going to happen is you're going to go to court. You're going to talk with the prosecutor. You're going to say, "Hey, I got pulled over the maintained lane. You stopped me on Main Street in Hacketstown. Um, I was tested for DWI. I was arrested for DWI. I went back to headquarters, did old process, blue double zeros. here's my copy of this, which we're going to give you test results because it'll work in your favor. Give it to the prosecutor. He'll say, "Okay, so you blew double zeros on that. That's good. Um, did you have anything to drink?" You can say like, "Yeah, I did." You can say whatever you want. It's all, you know, camera and everything. Just be totally honest with him. We have a really nice prosecutor. He'll say, "Okay, sounds good. I'm going to take away the points. I'm going to dismiss this and I'm just going to give you this." And I what would happen is they'll probably just walk away with the 488 which is better maintained lane and they might just take this and totally follow anywhere which is good. But being that we're on body camera as of 2020 when we have someone under the age of 21 admit to having alcohol that's when it's going to be you know we have to make the arrest at that point. Also, when during the test, I did have so the reason why I did your eyes and ask you like how much do you drink? The eyes don't really lie. When there's any alcohol in the system, you're going to have something called a stagnus, which means it's an involuntary jerking of the eyes. So, >> explorers. >> Yes. So, if you have no alcohol in your system, nothing's going to happen with your eyes. With your eyes, I'm going back and forth. I see them stuttering. and when it gets to the side, they're bouncing on the side, which 100% of the time usually means that there's alcohol in the system at that point. You being under 21, you know, so um but that will all these studies help the prosecutor double zeros is good for you. So when you go there and I think that's going to be that should >> Yeah. Honestly, I I take no pleasure in, you know, in really, you know, not ruining live doing stuff like this, but a lot of times we have to with stuff. So, you don't have a middle name, correct? >> No. >> So, just the two last things, correct? I mean, being here going through this whole situation, just change your mind about being a cop at all? >> No, I've always wanted to do it. So, I grew up doing Morris County Explorers. Um, my dad has a lot of friends in the field. I was like, "This is what I want to do." I just knew I wanted to get a useful degree to fall back on just in case a lot of people major criminal justice or something you can't do much. >> Yeah. I was so dumb. I mean, I only went to college. I was kind of going, >> but they said they're like, "Let's change your major." Because I went criminal justice in CCM. Jumped over. We're going to change it to sociology. All right. So, I've changed it, but um >> law enforcement has 100%. >> Yeah, >> absolutely. Especially if you want to do anything more than just like police >> federal jobs pay a whole lot better. So what O'keefee was here doing the search >> that's just >> so that's a >> certification. >> So it's a certification for matrix because like we we don't have a female officer in the department. Um Packetstown has one. Mansfield has one if they're not working. So whenever we have some kind of arrest with a female a lot of times shoplifting from Target like we can't search that person. There's times where we'll arrest two female at a time. We'll come here and we're like, "We can't touch any of you right now." Like with you was easy because we noticed there's no bulges in your pockets or anything like that. You just have to take over coat. So we can just reach in the pockets of the over coat. I mean not so we're not like patting kind of thing. >> Um so we call matrix so they can do it and then you know that's when when people are concealing things under their bras the matrix will come in they'll do a whole search that way and all that. >> So that's just a certification you can do like online is that or is that a person? >> Um I believe it's an in person. Um, it's a class cuz my cousin did it and I I know I I believe it's like a monthlong class somewhere. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Hey, Sergeant. Um, while you have Sam out there, I did the John's law. I just can't print it out back here. Can you have him print that before he comes back? >> It's under the case uh reports. I have it Yeah. All right. Yep. It's in It's in the case and police reports. >> Nope. Nope. He just has to go to the case number under police reports on the top right. I think we're good. Thanks. >> Um, but yeah, major great way in. Like dispatch, great way in. Dispatch sucks though. Don't recommend it at all. >> Oh, no. No, I I got my certification. It's just really I just don't recommend if you go to the comp center because I think the comp center is just not a really fun place to work. >> But um if you work for Mount Olive as a dispatcher, they'll hire you like 99% of the time. >> So, and majoring from Mount Olive, like if she were to apply Mount Olive right now, she probably like that's just how they are kind of. >> Yeah, they usually hire. >> Yeah, they're they've always been like that. >> When my guy arrives here, where does he go to the front? He can just go to the front. When he walks in, there's going to be a little doorbell. They'll call the doorbell downstairs. >> Is he Is he here right now? >> Yeah, he is. >> Okay, I'll have someone go out. 387 chance. Yeah, she's she's 20, so I can't really explain the whole thing, but I mean, this form basically is you're taking custody of her, ensuring that she's not going to drive a motor vehicle tonight. Um, the vehicle that she was driving was impounded. Okay. So, um, it's in our impound lot. should be able to get it out tomorrow. >> Okay. >> All right. Whoever the registered owner is, is that you by chance? What's your name, sir? >> Carlos. >> Carlos. >> Yes, please. >> And we could just step in there. You're just going to basically sign here acknowledging that you're taking custody of her and that um you're not going to allow her to drive a motor vehicle tonight. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, you're going to basically right here. Um, if you like, you can read this. This is just your liability. If if in fact she go decide to drive a car, you're responsible for that. >> You can read that right there. Sam, you got for when he's set. Thank you. >> Yep. A copy of an impound form for her. for him. >> Uh, I don't have it. I think Cory was working on it right there. >> No, no, no. The actual how you get your vehicle back form. >> Oh, well, I know I'm going to go now. >> Yeah, just fine. >> Okay. All right. >> So, when can I pick up this car? >> So, I got to look at what the time was, and it's 12 hours from the time that um >> Okay. >> of the stop. So, I'm going to verify that. We're also uh she'll get a form basically um stating how to get the vehicle back. There'll be instructions on there. So, we'll let you know about all that. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Just have a seat right here and then uh she'll be out momentarily. you didn't have any interest in applying for Habitat Stand when they were hired. >> Her Alcatest results indicated a BIC level of 0.00% which indicated that she was completely sober. After they finished processing Daniela, she was released to her father pending her court appearance after he signed the potential liability warning form on Dianiela's behalf. >> Not yet. I want to finish this school. I feel like if I start going um >> I don't know. >> I I definitely finish it. >> A lot of people don't go back once they have a job. >> Yeah, they won't. >> They won't. Most PDs will pay for it if you come back, >> but you have to front the money and then they just reimburse you. So, >> but I definitely recommend you get reimbured. Especially because I'm almost done. >> Yeah, exactly. How many semesters do you have left? >> Three. >> Three semesters left. You said you're going to Lafayette for last year. >> Are you going to go to grad school after? >> Um, I don't really want to. >> You said you went to Villanova, right? >> Yeah. >> How long were you at for? >> Maybe two weeks. So, Vanova was my dream school. Um, but once I got there, I was like, this is not for me. I just know the lacrosse team is very good and they won the championship in basketball. >> Yes. >> So like >> that's got to be >> once I got alone was it really worth it academically wise and very similar. >> I heard that it was very expensive to go >> but I meet people now that are a lot older than me and they still can't live at their parents house when they have loans and So worth it. >> Yeah, they're looking at a little I mean I I have a house, but it's just like >> student loans are still you're dishing out a lot of money. I only went to school for two years. I mean outside of CCM >> because CCM went out of pocket and then two years of Moravian because it's private and out of state. It's like EBK or something like that >> for a year. >> That sounds terrible. But it's like still I have another like four years left on like I graduated in 2017. >> No, some people are 250,000 in debt for like just under. >> Yeah, it's absolutely ridiculous. But I mean on my end here, um Sam's going to come back. He's letting your dad he's printing out the forms that your dad needs to sign. >> I'm going to let you go with your just the two tickets without the test results and a impact form just saying who the tow company was, you have to call the car because the way the tow works is first 24 hours is free, but if you don't pick up your car tomorrow, then it's $50. But if you come tomorrow, which I'm sure you're probably 1 p.m. tomorrow. Grab your car. It'll be free for that um for us. But you just have to call either bills, timings, action, whatever it is. Um whatever the bill is like 15 bucks. Um once you paid them, they'll give you a receipt. Come here with the receipt and um but that's the entire process of it. Um, and your dad is just signing John's law, which I didn't say in the car. Um, all John's law is is just saying this person was arrested for driving while intoxicated. Um, they are not allowed to operate another motor vehicle for the next 12 hours. responsible for making. >> Okay. So, what do you got there? >> Copy original and for >> I don't know who it was. >> Was it was Um, so the rest is at claimed until 05 128 p.m. 23 service center. Okay, is good. This this and this um hang for one quick but I think we are all dads here. >> He signed gentle. >> Yeah. >> Did you give him a copy of the general sign? >> No. >> That's fine. Stop real quick. I'll be right back. We are all done. Copy your dad. This is hers. If you want to unhand your property, you have your phone already. I put the uh charger. >> Charger you just take right with her. Um, okay. So, here is your charger. Um, Sam, can you just exit that off? Um, so this is your license. So, those are the only three things that we took from your car for property. These are the two tickets. Like I was saying, on top of the ticket has the phone number for the court. So, just tomorrow, give them a call. It's Friday. They'll be in uh around 8:00 a.m. So, give them a call tomorrow. They'll give you a court date to go to. This is the copy of the breathalyzer test. Okay? Which at the bottom it says ending result is 0.00. Um, this is your copy and then this is the copy of the inbound form that I told you about. All you do is tomorrow, just call that number and they'll discuss everything with you to get that. And as long as you pick it up within 24 hours, you don't have to worry about the 50. Okay? >> And it says on the bottom, you can pick it up tomorrow at 12:58 p.m. >> Carlos C. >> V. Oh, just >> Okay, Daniel, you can just follow me right out. So, I just got to sneak on this side. Okay. And you can just follow me right out this way. All right. And your dad's name is Carlos. Okay. And like I said, when you go to court, just bring that copy of the Alcatress print out so that he can give it to the prosecutor. He'll probably have his own copy, but just in case he doesn't, and you could just explain to him what you explained to us. It'll all be in the report and everything, but at that point, you'll be you'll be good to go. >> Sergeant Nut issued Dianiela the following traffic tickets. Operating under the influence underage 39450.14 traffic on marked lanes 39488 court records indicate that on July 10, 2025 Daniela's citation for operating under the influence under age was dismissed. The other citation for traffic on marked lanes was amended to unsafe operation 394972 and she had to pay a total of $440 in fines. >> And Carlos, >> uh, this is just your copy of the John's law that you signed just saying that she's not going to drive a car for the next 12 hours. She has all the information there. She could pick up her car tomorrow at 12:58 >> or uh today at 12:58. >> Perfect. Thank you. >> The car was going or >> Yeah. So, that's that's that's everything. Uh, at 12:58 tomorrow, I I explained everything to her. All you guys have to do is call Bills right there on 46, Bill Service Center. >> Um, pay their bill and then we won't charge within the first 24 hours. So, that'll be available to you guys tomorrow at 12:58. Come pick that up and you guys are good to go. Okay. >> Thank you. Have a good night. >> Thank you guys.