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Where you coming from? >> Sorry. Around 12:27 a.m. on January 22nd, 2024, patrolman Frank Scoven with the Oceanport Police Department observed a white 2022 Audi Q5 disregard a red light when turning left from Port OPEC Avenue onto Mammoth Boulevard westbound. He activated his emergency lights to initiate a traffic stop and the driver pulled Mammoth Boulevard. He initiated contact with the driver and she was identified as Marissa Ha. Are you from around here? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. >> Yes, I am. I'm very sorry. I'm sorry. >> Had anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> No. Where are you coming from? >> Um, wait. Stop. >> H. >> Hold on for a second. I will give you everything you need. Where are you heading? Where are you going to? >> Home. >> Home. Where's home? >> My kids, my h my house, everything. >> Where? Okay. Where Where is your home? >> It's Is that it? Oh my god. All right. So, I like I man right now. Like, I'm not not happy right now. Oh. Sorry. >> Hey, what? I need your license, registration, insurance. Is there a reason why you're not able to to find it for me? >> Yeah, cuz I Oh, I can't find it. >> 57 this way. You haven't had anything to drink tonight? >> No, I'm actually really mad. >> Okay, >> it should be right here. >> Oh my god. >> What's going on? >> I'm not happy. You don't have your license or anything on you? >> I do. I do. Give me a second. >> I'm mad. >> Well, I I need to see your documents. >> So, I have everything. >> Okay. Well, where is it? >> I know. like is everything here is here. I'm so mad. Oh my god, I'm so mad. It's like right here. Oh, I'm sad. >> This is your car. >> Yeah. >> Okay, just just stay in the car. Okay. >> Yeah, >> stay in the car. Give me a minute. The hell's going on? >> I was over on a track in Mama Boulevard. >> Yeah. >> And the light was red and she made a left on red. >> Okay. >> She's just fumbling everything. Just trying to find the doctor. She stepped in. She was mad. I asked her where she was coming from. I uh said, "Where's she going?" She said, "I think um because she was Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, you got the >> She didn't give me anything. But I I remember her name. >> She didn't have anything or she didn't give you anything? >> No, she didn't give me She kept fumbling around her purse. She said, "I got I have everything." And then she would stop and say, "I'm just really mad right now, but I have everything." And she just kept doing it and and I didn't produce anything. You >> want me to check? >> See? Yeah. If you think her name is >> Is she next? She's not next to 63, is she? >> No, it's >> All right, ma'am. You You can stay You can stay in the vehicle. I'm coming around. >> You can stay in the vehicle. >> What's going on, ma'am? >> So, I have I have everything. >> Okay. No problem. You all right? >> Yeah, I'm fine. I'm like I'm bugging out here. >> All right. Everything all right tonight? >> No. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. I'm just like I don't know. I just Where you coming from? >> Where you coming from tonight, man? Um I just I want to go home. I'm upset. I need to go home. >> I'll get that. >> Where where you coming from, though? >> Rumson. >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're in Rumson. >> Well, Red Bank. >> Red Bank >> Street. Yeah. >> Okay. Uh, where are you doing there? >> 700. >> 700. Okay. >> No. >> No problem. Oh, who's this? PBA car. >> Kenny Walker. My dad's best friend. That's it. >> Okay. Kenny Walker, you said? >> Yep. >> Where's he out of? >> He He is like my my dad's like best friend. >> Yeah. What What department? >> Like I don't know. >> You don't know? Okay. >> I mean, no, I know who he is obviously. Like, call him right now. Like I call him right now. All right. No problem. That's it. >> All right. I'll be right back. She first said she was coming from Mumson. Then she said she was coming from Red Bank. I asked where she was. She said she had a drink. She >> But she she was on for She gave me that PPA accord. Well, she gave the wrong name. I dealt with her maybe two weeks ago. Is that Uber one? Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if I ran it. >> Yeah. >> And nothing came back. dispatch. I'm asking. It's up to you. I can take a little bit if you want. See if she has anything to car at all. Got her. Hi ma'am. Do you have a registration insurance for the vehicle? >> Sure. >> Well, so that car >> Okay. >> Do you have it? Cuz nothing's coming back on our system. Open the question. car. >> Okay. >> I'm just reading. That's all. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm just reading. That's all. >> I just want to go home. >> Okay. >> Are you going home? >> Okay. We're just having trouble uh >> figuring out the registration for the vehicle. That's all. >> Yeah. >> My daughter grabbed your car. Like that's it. Okay. I just want to go home. >> Okay. I just want to go home. >> Okay. Yeah. We're we're just trying to figure out the registration right now. All right. Is this a rental car or something? >> Alone. Okay. Cracker car. I guess I guess we got to call try and call someone over for HN, right? >> West branch. >> Yeah, if they can with the rules over. >> All right. 38562. Any West Lawn branch units? Good. Are any of you guys uh HPN certified be able to come over here? >> Do you have anyone uh HGN certified that could come over this way? regardless. >> Yeah. >> So, this a loner. When When did you When did you get it? Just recently. Just the last couple days. >> Well, my daughter crashed her car and then I don't know. No. Come. Why? >> I'm just Well, cuz the the registration you gave me was old. So, >> yeah, a few months ago, I guess. Like 2 months ago. >> Okay. And you where were you coming from again? >> Um, Red Bank. >> Red Bank. >> That's it. Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz when you pass me back there, you said you live on. >> As patrolman Scoven was speaking with Marissa, he detected the odor of alcohol and notice other indicators of impairment. Marissa was unable to immediately locate all her documentation and patrolman George Peacock was called to the scene to assist. Marissa told patrolman Peacock that she was coming from Red Bank and [clears throat] admitted to consuming alcohol earlier that evening. Sergeant Jeffrey Hamlin with the neighboring West Long Branch Police Department was called to the scene to assist with field sobriety exercises. Based on their suspicion of impairment, Marissa was asked to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises. >> Okay. Cuz you already passed. >> You go home. >> I know, but you when you made the left, you already 106 coming your way. >> I'm sorry. I don't know what >> Thank you. Like like I just >> You haven't had anything to drink tonight? >> No. I want to go home. >> I'm so upset right now. I'm just like I'm sad. I I just >> When I asked you for your documents, you were just you were fumbling around like you didn't >> I was Yeah, cuz my car I'm holding all this stuff like I don't know. >> Okay. All right. Well, I think based on what I've been seeing your your your mannerisms. >> Okay. Um, I'd like to we're going to do some field sobriety tests on you just to make sure that uh you're good to drive. Okay. >> Listen, I'm okay. Like this like I can just call on me. I don't know. >> All right. Cuz you're you're slurring your speech. >> I understand. >> And uh you know, it took you several minutes to to to get your documents out. Okay. >> No. No. I can't do this. I can't do this right now. >> All right. Well, yeah. So, that that's what we're going to do. Okay. We're just waiting for another officer to come by >> that's certified um for the the one test. Um and then we're uh we're going to take you out of the car and we're just going to run you through some tests. Okay. >> So, you're just going to hang tight for the next couple minutes. All right. take me home to my car or like drive me home. >> Why? Why? Why would we need to do that? >> Because >> Because why? >> I don't know. Like I I don't want to deal with this. >> I just don't want to. I don't want to. >> I don't want to. >> Okay. >> I don't want What's the point? >> The point of what? >> Why are we doing like a soriety set? What's the point? >> Cuz based on my partner's observations, see, >> who cares? Like, just bring me home. Come on. Just bring me home. I don't want to deal with this. Come on. Okay. >> Like I said, we're going to wait. Okay. when he gets here. I guess afterwards I'm just going to ask if I can just uh if we have to just uh take her there, I guess. Um >> he could probably meet us at the station. >> Yeah, he's able to come to us. It's easier than we start with process and everything if we have to. >> Yeah. Are you going to do any other besides EGN or no? >> Uh yeah. >> Yeah. You going to do the the walking turns then? All right. Heat. Heat. [laughter] How's it going, S? >> How are you? >> Good. What do you got? >> So, uh, I stopped her. She made a left on Red that intersection back there. Um, just real fumbly with her documents. >> Um, sluring her speech. Uh, couldn't tell me where she was going from. She kept putting her bag back down, saying she was upset. took her a really long time to get me her stuff. Um said she didn't have anything to drink, but smell it. Just her uh her mannerisms. Okay. >> Um we're just not certified for HTML. >> And how did you do on our SFS? >> Uh we didn't we didn't get there yet. I just wanted to Yeah, I was going to uh bring her out now when she got here. >> Okay. >> Sure. All right, Marissa, we're going to have you step out now. Okay. Just shut the car off for me, please. Make sure it's in park. >> Um, you want to turn the car off? Yeah, sure. >> Okay, >> we're just going to step back to the rear of the car here. Okay, >> sure. Um, I'm not happy right now. >> You can just leave your phone in the car or put it in your pockets then. >> How are you, ma'am? >> I'm Sergeant H with the West L Police Department. Just body camera. Everything's already on video recorded. Um, I just got to look at your eyes. Okay. Would you stand over here by the curb and just face me? >> Do you have any Did you wear any kind of glasses? >> Like is it >> I'm sorry. What were you about to say? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Do you wear any glasses or contacts? >> No. >> Do you have any blindness in either one of your eyes? >> Nope. >> I'm just going to your eyes real quick. >> Can you see it? Tip my finger. >> Sergeant Hamlin started with the horizontal gaze nestagmus HGN test. The second exercise was the walk and turn test and it was administered by patrolman Scoven. During the walk and turn test, Marissa failed to touch heel to toe on each step, did not count allowed and stopped the test before turning. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Marissa was unable to raise her foot in the proper fashion and this test was terminated early. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> Can you see the tip of my finger? >> Yes. >> Okay. What I need you to do is follow it with your eyes. Don't move your head. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> I keep trying to look at the finger. Right. >> I know. >> But what? What? >> My eyes are watering. Go ahead. >> Okay. You're looking at me. Look at the finger. I am. >> You were just looking at me. All right, I'm going to go up towards the sky. It's going to be a little bit hard to see, but just keep trying to follow it. All right, one more time. Keep your head still. Just look up with your eyes. Okay. All right. Just stay here. These officers going to run you through a couple of other field sobriety tests. Do you have any kind of current or former injuries that may affect your performance? >> No. Why am I here? >> Okay. >> Can I have you stand uh over here at the back of your car, ma'am? Okay. >> Just facing facing away from it. >> All right. The first test I'm going to run you through is called the walk and turn. Okay. Um I'm going to demonstrate it for you. I'm going to put you in a starting position. I just want you to hold that position, okay? Until I demonstrate and tell you to begin. So, what you're going to do is you're going to put your feet together like this. Hands down on your sides. Hands down on your sides like this. Sit. I want you to stand over there. Okay. >> It's very like >> I understand that, but I don't want you in the roadway. Okay. For your safety. >> That's why I'm having you stand over there. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, just back where you were, facing out this way. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Hands down to your sides like this. >> Facing that way. Okay. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> Y. >> Right. Okay. Keep your feet together like this. And look at my feet. All right. I want you to take your right foot, put it in front of your left like that. >> Well, I'm also on a tilt. You know that, right? >> I'm sorry. >> You know that it this is like a You [snorts] know that, right? >> Okay. >> But it it it's it's flat ground. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. So, >> right right foot in front of your left like that. Okay. And I want you to hold that position. All right. Hands down on your sides. All right. Okay. So, for this test, from the starting position, just watch me. Okay? Stay in that position. Don't move. I >> I can't do this right now. No, I'm >> Would you like me to explain it to you again? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, again, feet together, hands down your sides. Okay. >> Why am I doing this? >> I want you to put your right foot in front of your left. Okay. >> I want to explain the test so you're you're not in the starting position. >> Okay. Okay. >> Arms down your sides. Okay. like that. All right. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps. All right. It's going to look like this. One. >> All right. Wait. >> Two. >> Three. >> Okay. >> Four. >> So, going straight. >> Five. Yep. You're just going to stay in that position. Just watch me for now. Okay. On your ninth step, you're going to make series of small choppy steps and turn yourself around. Okay. You're going to take nine heel totoe steps back. 1 2 3 4 so on and so forth. Okay. >> All right. Okay. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> I think so. >> Would you like me to go over it again? >> Yeah. Again. >> Okay. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps. All right. From the starting position. >> All right. Okay. >> Get back in the starting position. Your right foot in front of your left. Okay. >> Yep. >> Right foot in front of your left like that. All right. Heel the toe. >> Okay. >> One. This is like it's it's it's it's a incline. All right. Wait. >> I mean, like, you were telling me to do something like Come on. It's It's just like an incline. Really? >> Well, the ground is flat, though. >> No, it's not. [snorts] Look at that. No, it's not. >> Okay. It's inclining this way, but it's not. >> Oh, no. It Okay. >> This is not a good spot. Are you going to do the test? >> I will do the test. Yes. >> All right. So, get back in the starting position then. >> Did you understand my instructions? Nine heel to toe steps. Okay. On your ninth step, you're going to turn around and do nine heel to toe steps back. Okay. >> You're going to keep your hands down your sides. >> You're going to count each step out loud. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. If you understand, you can begin. >> Tell me again. What? >> Nine. and heel to toe steps. >> No, but this is like Come on. Like I can't do this here. >> Okay, man. I can't do it here. >> You see the white line right here, ma'am? >> No. What? >> See the white line right here? >> It's a lot more even here. It's a straight line. You can follow this line. >> There we go. Perfect. Yeah. Okay. Ready? Wait. and >> now what? >> You said you said the instructions. So now now what? >> All right, come back over here to the back of your car. Okay, we're going to do another test. Just go back to the back of your car there. You don't need to be on the line for this one cuz you're not moving. Come back over here out of the road. All right. You're going to do it is called the one leg stand. Okay. So, the starting position is feet together, arms down to your sides like this, like we were in before. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Get in this position. When [snorts] I tell you to start, stay like that for now. You're going to raise either foot of your choosing. Right or left, doesn't matter. 6 in off the ground, toe pointed out. Okay? Like this. All right? And you're going to count 1,00 1 1,002 1 100 1,003. And you're going to do that until I tell you to stop. >> So weird. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So either foot of your choosing when I tell you to begin 6 in off the ground, toe pointed out, and you're going to count 1,00 1,002. Okay. Do you understand the instructions? >> No, I don't like this, but Okay. All right. Fine. All right. >> You understand? You may begin. >> Oh, I actually don't like it. >> So are you are you refusing to do it? >> No, I don't know. I don't know. I don't I don't know what to do. >> I don't know what to do. >> What don't you like about it? You don't like this? >> I don't like any of this. >> So, these are what's called standardized these are what's called What are you guys doing? >> Can I speak? Can I speak? >> No, I don't. >> So, they're called standardized field sobriety tests. Okay. These officers, whatever >> they have, >> this is weird. >> Okay, so they are under the assumption that you may be under the in alcohol or some kind of narcotic drug or something else. They're running you through tests to see if you're okay to operate a motor vehicle. These are standardized tests that are throughout the entire country. >> Okay? >> There's nothing weird. There's nothing different about >> I'll do it. Fine. I'll do it. >> Okay. Do you need again? What? What do you want me to do? >> Okay. You're going to raise either foot right or left. Okay. 6 in off the ground like so. Toe pointed out. And you're going to begin to count 1,00 1,002003. Okay. until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> If you understand, >> I'm also on like an incline. You see that, right? Like is it like at least let >> Well, if you'd like to stand back here then. >> Actually, do >> then you can face that way. >> Fine. >> Facing face. >> Down at your sides. >> I will. >> Holy [ __ ] >> If you understand, then you can begin. >> Okay. Ready? >> Yep. Okay, hold on. All right. This is so weird. >> How long do you want me to do this for? >> I You're going to You're just going to count out loud and I'll tell you when to stop. Okay. >> No, I can't do it. I can't do it. I'm like I'm like I can't No. No. >> Get out of the road. Okay. Do that. No one can do that. >> Just get out of the road. >> No one can do that. No. That's not like This is a weird thing. I can't do it. >> So, you're not going to do it? >> I I can, but >> Okay. >> Come on, guys. Really? >> All right. Just turn around. Face that way. Face that way. >> This is not right. based on her erratic driving, the odor of alcohol, her admission to consuming alcohol earlier, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises. Marissa was placed under arrest for driving under the influence since neither officer was alco test certified, but Truman Scoven transported Marissa to the West Long Branch Police Department for further processing. >> Your hands on your back. >> No. No. No. No. Oh god. What the [ __ ] Are you kidding? No way. No way. No way. No. No. No. Oh my god. Are you kidding me right now? >> Oh my god. >> Relax. >> No. >> Just relax. >> No. No. >> Relax. No. No. No. No. >> Just let him put the handcuff on. I'm putting the handcuff on you. Okay. >> Why? >> You're being placed under arrest. Okay. >> Why? Why is that? >> Did you want to drive to my headquarters since you guys aren't going to park? >> You really going to do this to me? Yeah. Are >> you really going to do this to me? >> I'll get the stuff. >> You You're going to do this to me? >> Yes. Yeah. Under arrest. >> Why? Why is that? >> Because you're placed under arrest. >> Why is that? >> You didn't give me a chance. >> These officers gave you plenty of no you didn't. No, you didn't. No. No. No. >> Oh my god. >> Do you have anything in your pockets or anything like that? >> No, I don't. >> No. Nothing in your jacket here? >> No, I'm good. Thanks. >> Nothing? >> No. >> Where are your keys at? >> Guys, come on, >> man. Where are your keys? Okay, in the vehicle. >> Why you hear this, mate? Why? What? >> I'll try. >> No. Why you No. No. Come on. >> You want me to go over to my car? Okay. >> Oh my [ __ ] god. Really? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> No. No. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> No. Don't do it to me. Don't do this to me. Please don't do this to me. Oh my god. Are you [ __ ] kidding me right now? Don't do this to me. >> Watch your head. Have a seat in there. >> I can't get in. Just >> pick up your leg. >> No. >> Just then turn this way. Just sit down in there like this. >> Oh my god. This is ridiculous. Ridiculous. >> Is this your phone? I'm just going to take this up front. County. >> Just keep it in there, please. >> Oh my god. >> A female 41. Can you send a tow out for no, please? >> What is going on? Please stop. No. >> Ma'am, I'm putting the seat belt on you. Okay. >> No, I don't like what's going on here. I don't like >> You're under arrest. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm going to be taking you in and we're going to process you. Okay. >> Fine. Great. Let me put the seat belt on. >> Go on mute. >> Um, yeah. If you guys just want to meet me in my headquarters, you know, if you're logged, then just pull me. Okay. >> It's around like the side, right? >> Yeah. So, when you when you just pull in, you'll see there's actually a dumpster in the parking lot. Just bang a right in between where our police cars are parked. Pull around. >> It's like towards the right though, right? Like >> Yeah. >> And then I'll make sure the salad port's open. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. >> And all that. Okay. Um if you want to look through it just for intoxicants or anything like that. Um but uh all right. Yeah. I'll keep in touch. I'll let you know when we're headed back. County 38 56 38 56. >> I'm going to be transporting that 41 to West Long Branch headquarters. Starting mileage 4420.6. Body came on. Ready to 48 4. >> All right. You're you're going to get out in a second. Okay. >> Yeah. Like this is perfect. >> Okay, we'll get we'll get you out in a minute. >> I can't do this. >> Listen, you're going to be out of the car in a minute. Okay, we're pulling in now. >> I don't know what you mean. County 38 56. >> Are you scared? I'm here. 56 >> 10 9 West Long Headquarters. Ending mileage 44 23.8 West right cruise 111. The box [music] I I need to come on. >> No. What was Lift your leg out. Just kick your right leg out. >> Come on. Like >> really? Like come on. >> All right. Just have a seat on this bench here. Okay. >> Yeah, I know. Like I'm a little person. >> I'm just going to take these ones off. All right. and right handcuff you to the bench. Just give me this one. I got to take this couple off. Show me your right. Show me your right. Put this one on. That's bizarre. Bizarre. So weird. Um, why? Why? >> Do you have anything in your mouth? >> No. >> Open your mouth. >> Can you open your mouth? Lift up your tongue. Lift it up. Lift your tongue up. Okay. So, I'm going to read you a form. You have to pay attention. It's very important. Okay. You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated 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 the taking of breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. After you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or position 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 signage for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If the court finds you guilty of the refusal, you'll be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation under the 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 have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit 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 the breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples of your breath? >> I need a lawyer. >> I don't know. I I don't know. I I need a lawyer. I can't answer this. >> Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires that you submit samples of your breath for breath testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with refusal. Now I ask you again, will you submit to breath testing? Okay. Okay. As in yes, I have to confirm. >> I don't know. Like I need a lawyer. I don't know. I don't know. I don't I don't like this. >> Okay. I just read it to you. I I don't know what to say. >> I don't know what to say. >> Okay. >> I explained everything to you when I read you. >> This is like >> I read it to you a second time. >> So, let me call my lawyer. Can I do that? >> If you paid attention, part of the statement that I read you was that you have no legal right to have an attorney or position present. I have an attorney, but like >> this is a this is a motor vehicle violation. You have no legal right to have an attorney present. And I already told you when you answered I don't know that your answer was not acceptable and that the law requires that you submit samples under breath for breath testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with refusal. >> Okay. So >> now I ask you again, this is the last time. Will you submit to breath test? >> Yes. You want you can guess right now. I just got it right now. Yeah. on the rain. Yes. in my bag and a lot of stuff. >> The other officer has it. Okay. >> What? >> The other officer, he has everything. Okay. part over here. >> What's going on now? >> Right now, he said to wait 20 minutes. Once 20 minutes elapses, then I'm going to bring you over to the alpha test machine and take your breath samples for you. >> I just want to get around here. >> I mean that bad. Like I need to like call my like kids like I I have kids, you know what I mean? Like they're probably like wondering where I am. >> How old are you? >> I need to do that. No, like they're probably wondering where I am. >> How old are you? >> 18, 17, 13. Like they're in my house. I I need to tell them like what's going on. As soon as we're done. >> No, not soon as we're done. Like we need to know now. As soon as we're done. >> No, they're probably like bugging out right now. >> Okay. No, they need to know, guys. Seriously. Like, I don't know if you have kids or not, but like they need to know what's going on. 19-year-old is 18 years old. You have a 17year-old 13-year-old at 1:20 in the morning should be probably sleeping. >> No. Like, come on. Stop. They need to know. >> Be done in about 20 minutes. >> Hate me anyway. Like, I don't want them to hate me, but they hate me. Marissa, >> do you have a good phone number, cell phone number? I'm so mad at myself. I don't understand what happened here. I'm so mad at myself. >> I have Can I call my lawyer? Like I don't even know how to do. Once we're all done, if you want to give an attorney a call for I don't even know what >> I don't even know what I'm doing here >> right now. You're under arrest for a DUI. All right. I still want to actually like cuz myself obviously guys I have like all these like PBA cards like I guess it doesn't matter. I guess it doesn't matter. You guys, I'll tell you what, right now, like, you're doing the right thing, but you're not doing the right thing. I'm just going to say right now, I had a PDA card and it I don't I'm not going to say anything else. You're not doing the right thing. You're not unfortunately. I can't actually completely Heat. Heat. I don't understand why I even like why I'm here. I don't get it. I just don't [ __ ] get it. I just don't get it. Come on, guys. Really? Jesus [ __ ] Christ. Nuts. You're nuts. You're [ __ ] nuts. Is this going to be a problem? the hell. Really? >> Really? What? >> Really? I cannot believe you like you like you. They didn't even give a chance. Like you don't even do anything like that. They even try to like rectify it. Like I had a PBA card. Like you didn't even want to like listen to it. >> I wasn't the officer that stopped you. And even if I was a PBA card on your DUI. >> Yeah. >> That's not how it works. >> Uh a little bit. >> No, not really. >> It does. >> Not really. >> No, it does. >> Okay. makes a difference. >> Okay, fine. Listen, I'm not having a problem. I'm sitting here this whatever like but it it's this is a problem. >> What problem? >> It's a big problem. It's a big [ __ ] problem. 1 26. This should stay alive. Yeah. Real quick just take a picture. Are you all right? >> Why? So process attached back to this wall in the room. >> No, I want to know what I'm doing here. >> I just explained to you I'm taking a picture cuz you were under arrest for DUI. Take your pictures attached to your report. I just like I have no idea what's going on. >> You guys are like why? Why do I do this? Why? Why? >> What if I say that? >> You can say that. I know. You know why? >> No, I don't. >> Can you go to this place? >> No, I don't want to do that. No, I don't. >> No, I don't. >> It's only a proper procedure on your >> So what? And then what? And then what? A judge is going to see this entire video. He's going to see that you're refusing to abide by the request of >> and what that's not going to help you do your work. That's no idea. >> So what you face We have >> Yeah, we actually have it on there. >> We will be in a couple minutes again. You will get one more release of these. actually change the um exact same out there. Um doesn't matter if I put things on top um on this form change here. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Here. I usually just drag and drop to the uh desktop. It's not the easiest way. Yeah, that's the one there. Heat. Heat. Oh boy. >> What you guys doing over there? Sweet. Got to wait another 6 minutes >> for what? >> 6 minutes so we can have you provide breast samples. >> So I have a lot of connections. It doesn't help at all. >> At this point it does not. >> Well, why not? >> Cuz you're under arrest. DUI. >> I get it. But like it doesn't help at all. >> No. >> That's kind of sucks. >> So what do I do with my car? Like how am I getting out of here? car was in mmounted. You'll be able to get your car back in 12 hours. >> Where's my license? Like everything like that. >> I have your licenses and documents. >> Where's my back? >> The other officer was with your car. So >> what? >> The other officer that was on scene, he was with your car. So he would have grabbed your bag. >> So like I had a bag and is that in my car? Like what's the deal? Yeah. Uh [ __ ] Yes. Bring it on. >> I need to get out of here. As >> soon as we're done, you're going to be out. Should I wait a few more minutes so we can take the breath samples? He's going to finish his paperwork and then what's that? >> Call somebody to come pick you up. Oh, >> I need my bag. Like I need like a lot of [ __ ] Like I can't like do anything without my phone. >> You have your phone? >> Once you're done, you'll be able to make phone calls. >> No, I also need like I have a pocket ball like You have your radio just grab it. Yeah. Just until we start. Just one of them. Put it in there with the uh if you have any smart watches too. I am not happy. Come on, guys. What's your deal? >> Couple more minutes, you'll be out of here. >> I don't care. Like, you just like Come on. It's a bit rush. >> It's a bit rush. It is. You guys are young. You can tell. I look at your faces. You're very young. I don't know about that. >> You don't know. Oh, yeah. You don't know anybody I know. And that's a problem. Like, you guys are young people. And Oh my god. >> I was young. I'm fine. Young. >> Young. >> Yeah, I was young. >> 20 something. >> I wish I wish I was 20 something. I wish. >> No, but honestly, like God, I'm so pissed off because it doesn't matter. Like, I guess whoever I know doesn't even matter anymore. I would never like throw names around because I don't think it's going to help me. I don't like what happened here tonight. It's too late. I don't like what the [ __ ] happened here tonight. You guys are like so quick to like just prosecute people. Like you don't go you don't go like if I know somebody you you don't help me out. You don't do that. >> We don't prosecute. We just >> Yeah. But like you don't do that. No one does that anymore. >> For DUI now. >> Really? >> No. >> Why not? >> Cuz it's a serious offense. >> Okay, fine. But you don't like at least be like, "Hey, guess what? We'll like we'll move your car over here." No. >> And we'll help you out. >> Yeah. Thanks. That's [ __ ] up. Frank, put your camera. >> I think all of your online This is yours. Everything. >> I don't want this on the [ __ ] like the patch and all that [ __ ] >> Oh. Oh, no. It comes right up. >> Yes, it will. It does. >> Again. So, what's your occupation? Nothing. I'm a mom. >> Comes right out. You should know that, right? >> Are you currently sick? >> No. >> Are you under the care of a doctor? >> No. >> Are you taking any medication? >> No. >> Do you have diabetes? >> No. >> You taking insulin? >> No. >> Are you injured? anywhere. >> All right. Before we move on to the next part, um I have to read you your Miranda rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court law. There's a right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you are 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. You understand each of these rights as I've explained them to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? What kind of alcoholic drinks have you had tonight? >> How many drinks? >> Two. Where did you have them? >> What was the time between each drink? >> I don't have to know. Why is it? >> I don't know. >> Does it really matter? Doesn't >> So, are you going to answer any more questions or >> I don't want to answer any more questions. So, we'll unlock your phone, get the phone number that you need to call, and then we'll use our disarm. Yeah. Yeah. Um she said yeah in remarks which is what question we're going to call our just hang up at home. Why? >> This is just recording live. Hang that up. Cuz you can't use your phone in that phone number when you're ready. >> No, no, no. Okay. I have phone number then. I >> You can't call. You can't call. You have to call somebody that's going to sign a form that says that you're not going to operate a vehicle for 12 hours. >> What? >> You have to call somebody that's going to sign a form. I explained to you before that you're not going to operate a vehicle for 12 hours. >> Me, but I I need to write out. Yes, you have to call somebody who's going to come here and sign a form that says that they're going to assume liability that you're not going to judge for 12 hours like this. Who would I want to like graduate? >> It's amazing. you have a good enough relationship with it, they'll sign. >> Yeah. Many people like I don't also don't like Does your son drive 18? >> No. My daughter does I want them. >> Just hang. Like I said, we have to use our port. >> I don't want them to know about this. >> You got to You got to hang that up. >> Come on. >> You have You can't have it for me. >> Ridiculous. >> Hang up the phone for me. >> [ __ ] >> Just give me the phone number. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me right now? >> No, I'm not kidding you. >> What am I supposed to do? >> Click. >> And then what else? I stay overnight. >> No. If we don't find somebody to come get you, you sit in a cell for 12 hours. >> Okay. And then what? >> And then you leave in 12 hours. If you can come get We can call somebody on the phone to come get you. Once they come get you, they sign a paper. You're free to go. >> Can I go to the bathroom? I have to pee really bad. >> Let's call this person. I don't [ __ ] get I need to pee first. I I'm about to like pee my pants. Can I do that first and come back? >> Absolutely. Right here. >> I think I I I think I call >> Okay. >> I usually like have two numbers written down. >> Well, you can just I pull it up. I can call it on you. I >> want to [ __ ] kill you guys. I know you're doing your job, but like I want to [ __ ] kill you. I really do. Okay. You know what? 70. Here it is. Yep. West supplement under your case number. All right. Just a second. >> How many I have? >> How many do I get? >> As many as you get. So many phone. >> It's so Come on, guys. This is not good. to live in ocean, right? So should have told me a little more, right? >> I have a lot but it it's like who do I want to actually ask? Okay, so that's the question. All right. This is [ __ ] up. Copy this. >> Okay, I'll just replace it. I don't know. Try this one. Ready? >> Yep. >> This is not going to happen either. It's 2:00 a.m. I might have to just [ __ ] stay here. Yeah, that'll happen. All right, hold on. Hold on. So one right there. >> Oh, I know. Exactly. I want to Indiana. So it's like run a car. I just Yeah, I would just run it yourself and then edit. Yeah, cuz like when I did that, it um >> All right, I got this going to be tough. >> He He's going to he's going to answer, but >> Okay, hold on. Was it? >> Yeah. >> If you go back though, it looks like they already added exact. >> All right. Try this and then I want to this answer. But he's probably going to get worse. >> I don't want to call and not call. Okay. That was the one I ran. One other thing I would say is run at my hand. No, you should be up now. >> All right. Well, no. So, it's not uh they didn't send it to me. They just put in the cat to pull that up for my Let me try that one more time. >> Okay. right here. 917. >> Which one then? >> Yeah, I try that. It's not going to work, but I mean I like I'm plenty errors, but you should be able to just add it once it comes back. There we go. There you go. I'm not sure. Yeah. And then import it. Then you have to manually type everything in. It's just not going to carry [laughter] over. No. All right. I might I don't want to stay here. But >> this is the last thing we got to do. Once you get it right, you're free to go. Until then, you're here for 10 hours. So, we try. Sorry, I know, but like just hang it up. You won't dial it on here. >> All right. >> Well, you're not you're not going to help. >> I need your help. You have to pick me up. I'm at the police station. You have to do this for me. You have to do this for me. I got pulled over. I know. Yep. Can you do this for me? Please help me. You have to do this to me. I'm going to cry. I know. >> Where? Where? >> West. >> West Police Station. I'm so upset. All >> right. Tell them that you're going to call them from our phone. They have to answer. You have to hang that up. >> I can't I I should not be using my phone. But >> tell them that you're going to hang up and call them from our phone. >> No. No. Wait. >> You have to call them back. >> Who is this? >> This is my >> Okay. What's their name? I'm so busy for me. Please get this off my record. I can't have this on my record. >> Can you please get off my record? Please. >> Please. >> Nothing's on your record until you're already right now. You're under arrest, but you're not convicted. >> I know. like but it's still there you know >> I mean it's it's there but you know made a mistake and you could you could actually >> Hey you walk away I'm sorry yes Hi this is patrol to the West Lone Ranch Police Department >> yeah so she was arrested for driving while intoxicated so she just needs someone to come here and pick her up and sign a paper saying that she's not she won't be able to drive a car for another 12 hours >> so she just needs someone to pick her up and bring her home somewhere else. >> She was alone. Yes. >> Yeah. Try that one. >> The West Lone Branch Police Department. It's going to be 965 Broadway. >> I like this. >> I I I hold on here. I got This happened to me before. >> Okay. >> Okay. And it's still pending. >> What? >> What' you say? She's Watch out. >> Um, she's sorry. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Mel, he's my lawyer. >> So, Mitch Mitch is good. >> But I don't need to do this again. >> You do, but again, it's a violation. It's true. But, you know, let Mitch review all the documents, review all the video footage. Bring him in. We messed up. >> We could have messed up. Bring him in. If we did, God bless you. Well, I didn't blow. You know, they asked me to blow. You did? >> Well, yeah, I did. Yes, I did. And I'm sure it's pretty [ __ ] heavy. >> It was a 232. Legal limit is 08. You were three times. >> I don't know what 08% is the legal limit. That's the threshold. >> You were a 232. So, you were three times the legal limit. >> What does that mean? >> That means you're three times the legal limit. >> That's good, right? >> It's three times the legal limit. It's up there. But again, in the meantime, it's going to be pending court. Let me review everything and see what Mitch didn't do. >> So, I refused the first time. This time, this time I did not. >> The the last injury bar refused. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Which that's the worst thing you can do. >> I didn't I didn't know what to do. I >> But that's there's no usually have limited limit because in this circumstance, you haven't been convicted of your second one yet. So, this wouldn't count as technically your third. It would still only count as your second since you haven't second because you haven't been advised of yourself. So, it will still count as a second. And what was your first one? How long ago? >> March. >> The first one was March. When was the second? >> This. >> All right. Yeah, right. >> No, no, no. This is >> all right. So, all right. So, and you never had one before that? >> No. >> Okay. So, this would both count as your first. >> Why? >> Because for it to count as your second, you would have had to be convicted and then arrested for another one. Mitch will explain it all to you, but you're you're in good hands with Mitch. >> I know I am, but like, you know, and I'm I'm not being a dick, like I'm being like a nice person and all, but like the first time I I lost my mind, I I was like I lost it, you know, and then I was like, "Fuck." >> Listen, it's, >> you know, >> it's a mistake. You know that you made a mistake, >> you you got to work on it. You got to obviously fix whatever the issue is. And don't drink and drive now. Uber, friends, whatever it is, it's not worth it all the time. >> It's not worth it. >> I know. It's not worth it. >> I know. It's funny. Like I I Uber all the time. >> What we going to do? We're going to drink Uber. We're going to run together. I'm just mad right now. Like we always like it's my fault. I know that. But >> that's what we do. We deal with it. >> I don't know. Like >> I name them all, are you? >> No. that like to be pulled over like Jesus Christ. And why am I the one? It's just like it's annoying. >> One of the draw unfortunately, right? Like every time that's it. >> I don't know what is. Yeah. No, I agree. Like there's a reason, but still. >> But again, there's no accident. Nobody got hurt. There's been times where you're not as fortunate. So >> yeah, but like you're three times the limit. That's a big deal. It it is. And that's where you have to do some self-reflection and not let that happen again. >> Right. That's going to [ __ ] me up when I >> when you work with it. The prosecutor documents and see what they work out. >> Hang on. No, she's going to be picking up. I need to know. >> You can't She's coming and getting you. >> I understand that, but I need to know why she's coming. >> She's on her way. >> I know. >> She'll ring her buzzer and something. No, you can't go. >> Oh, come on. >> Have a seat on the >> Give me a break. You're not You're not going to handcuff the Okay. >> Well, we are giving you a break, not handcuffing. So, >> come on. Seriously, >> you have to have a seat on the bench over there. We're not going to handcuff you, but have a seat on the bench. >> Why is that? >> Because I'm telling you to. You're in our headquarters. It's our policy and procedure. If you don't want to, then I'll put you in a jail cell. >> I need my bag. I need everything. Whatever you guys have, what you don't get me, I need all of it. Okay. Still [ __ ] around myself. Is going to hate me. >> I won't hate you. But like I I I got one, right? And I'm still working with that now. I got that. [ __ ] really like, you know, >> and she's going to tell you fix the root cause of drinking and driving or you won't have to represent me anymore. >> I hate to say it, but like everybody knows who drives. It's so bad, but >> doesn't make it right. >> It doesn't make it right. And like you said, it depends like like >> like I I just I'm lucky, you know, like so many people [ __ ] drink. >> They do. >> You should not. >> It's the same, right? >> Well, never again. Now it's my second time doing this and I got all over again. Um, >> the first time I'll tell you about like I was like ugly. I was like, I'm pretty sure not. I was like kind of like just an [ __ ] I'm really not. >> This time I was too drunk. >> Yeah, this time I was just like like the [ __ ] out of it. I I I cannot ever do this again. No. I have a friend right now. Guess what? Five DUIs. Five. >> It's not good. >> Okay. He's going to jail. >> Jail license for 10 years. Imagine losing your license for 10 years. >> I mean, I think right now I'll get that interlock. Like I I I'm not losing my license [ __ ] jail. I'm not going to get luck in 10 years. >> No, we just have to use that. >> How do I know when she's here? >> There's a buzzer on this. >> She says you summon them. >> Yes. Where is she like? >> She's going to be like half hour. What's Pam's last name? Okay fitness. So, oddly enough, my ex-wife is her ex-wife and he is, you probably know him, he has five Dwives. Five. Camp. >> Camp. No. Where's he from? >> Actually, six. >> You from the area? >> Yeah. >> Where does he live? What town? >> I mean, what is that? Like, you're going to go to jail. No question about it. >> Yeah. What town does he live in? >> Hometown. >> No, I mean like that. Like, how do you get out of that? >> My gosh. She's going to be his [ __ ] I I But like how you can't get away with [ __ ] buying DUIs. >> No. Again, luckily nobody was hurt. >> Yeah. >> I mean, I'm not going to jail with this, right? >> No. Listen, I'm sorry, guys. You guys are very nice. I just I'm not a bad person. I just [ __ ] up to say deal with it. It's okay. Yeah. Here's your So yeah, we've had it, but um like I just never drove, you know, we we have the option of driving or let one of our guys drive it. I used >> How else is she here though? >> We have our dispatch going to let us know. >> What? >> Our dispatch is going to let us know when she's here. >> Nobody even knows like driving down the highway. >> And yesterday like some guy blows off the shoulder and like keeps going like eating and I'm like behind him. He has no I no clue until I light him up and then it's like they don't know what to do. But you like you like your neighbors like they're probably thinking like I'm trying to steal cars out there on my way down. I'm stopping. Make sure lock. >> How long you lived in Ocean Port? >> Yeah. You were up there regional? >> Yes. My dad uh ran out of medical. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> Um >> was he on the business side or the medical side? Like was he >> or he was a big dog? Who was it? Surgeon ran the mountain ran ran ran it and CEO >> and he start. >> Yeah. >> So he must know I have a good >> He knows everybody. And like listen the first time I ever pulled over I was doing that. I was like my bad like I I I was saying that cuz I was like so upset, you know, and but like whatever. I had a PBA card. Didn't matter. Now I'm like [ __ ] it. Like I [ __ ] it. >> Well, did you know the Amarostos that used to live in Ocean? He was a doctor. He's an anesthesiologist. Michael and his wife Renee. How old? >> Uh they're I mean they're probably 55 cuz their their kids are like 30. >> He might my dad might know that. >> Yeah, I'm I'm sure he does. He's head. No, like I that first time when I got pulled over, like that was like my ex-husband somehow I have no idea how he got taped, but he got he got the video of me the night that I got pulled over. I have no [ __ ] idea how he got that. Now it's this. I'm like, how did you get that? Not sure why you guys listen to me. >> Yeah. over. No worries. What happened? >> No, we're just waiting for your ride. Something happened over there. >> No, it is just talking. He's not even in our town. He doesn't. Like I said, it happened in Ocean. Um Yep. Hopefully she'll be here soon. They explain your process. You know where your car went? Where it got towed to? Nope. Not a lot of good. No, >> it's not a lot of good worry about that, too. >> Well, can I get my bag and all that stuff, too? >> Well, I I wasn't there. I don't know where your stuff is. It's either the officer has it or it's in the car still. I don't know. >> Figure it out. >> So, I'll ask him when he gets back in >> cuz I'd like my phone back. >> Well, your phone's here. You're going to leave with your phone. I don't know. >> I have it now. >> When you leave, I can't give it to you now. >> So ridiculous. All right. So, I have a bag. >> Yeah. I'll ask him where it is. It's either in the car. If it's in the car, you get it tomorrow. I'll keep it in the car. I can probably figure that out. >> Okay. Absolutely. I will I will but I wasn't on scene. I not even I just came in here. >> Okay. >> I mean if she's coming up to the door like who's going to >> No. So the doors are locked. We have a >> We have a button outside. She'll push the button. And then >> so we need to know that. >> Yeah. You'll hear it on our radio. We'll say >> so and so is outside to pick up. >> Great. >> Trust me, this is not the first time this has happened. obvious like you know [ __ ] myself really pissed myself. I was like, I have one good. I got to deal with this. Look, as long as I go to jail, I'm [ __ ] cool with that. >> No, the main thing you can do, well, depends on like you said, your body is like fifth time. >> Oh, he's losing his license 10. He's probably >> He's going to jail. Actually, no. I told you he has six. >> Six. >> Yeah. >> So, if he definitely doesn't go to jail, he's definitely losing his license. So, >> well, I'm going to lose my license anyway. >> Well, like I said, everything's going to happen. You have I guess Mitch, I'm going to lose I guess. >> Um, let him do his job and figure it out from there. >> So, maybe I don't know what they can do there, but there's nothing saying that you're going to lose your license. You could, but >> I I will for sure. That's okay. I just I'm just pissed about this time because I really like I was like I'm just trying to be home, you know? And I'm like whatever. I guess I like just can't can't [ __ ] can't cannot can't you cannot >> How far are you from your house? >> Oh my god. That's the thing. Like really close. >> Oh, you were? >> Yeah. And I would never drive my kids a car with like if I had my kids in the car, that was a whole that's a whole other story. If I got pulled over, my kids were in the car. >> Well, like my heart was saying, luckily there was no there was no accident. So that's all you need for an accident on top. >> Yeah. >> My friend got actually like crashed and like some girl got hurt bad >> around here. This is like 3 years ago. Yeah. True. She was drunk driving and her again. I'm like, "Oh my god." Like, "No." No. My god. Like, that happened. So, like, am I going to get my bag back? How's that work? You want to call your partner to find out? >> He has back in the car. He's just going to have to get it back tomorrow. >> No, man. I mean, that's funny. >> He's going to find out. That's why he said ocean to arrest. You visit their case. You just have to be in West Long Branch cuz I'm in my No, I check his partner. He might have. He told me he got the bag. Okay. Your purse. You're going to be able to get it. >> Who said that? >> My partner who was still with your car when we brought you here. >> So, where is it? He's got it back at headquarters. >> Where's headquarters? >> Well, you're not going to be a I mean, we can I don't know if you want to have your friend drive you over there. >> Where? >> It's uh it's in Ocean Court. I mean, I can give you the I'll give her the address anyway. >> Okay. >> Are they awake? >> Who? >> Where are my maggots? >> Yeah, it's the police department. >> Yeah. When your friend gets here to pick you up. Okay. I will tell her the address or she can follow me. Whatever. And then you can get it from the station. Okay. And then you have my phone. >> Phone's right here. >> And I can't use it. >> Yes. And there's no phone. We're not on our own either. So, >> okay. Heat. Heat. You got the pictures, right? God, >> this is a long process, man. Yeah. >> Waiting for her to come here then. >> I know. Still a long process. Heat up here. Okay. So far enough. Heat. Heat. both. >> No, I'll print back. I don't know. >> Say it again. I'm sorry. I don't know if she's actually coming. >> I told her on the phone. >> I know. >> I said, "Yes, I will come get her." I said, "Okay, thank you." For some reason, they didn't attach the >> Yeah. But they didn't know why. >> Did you uh the location number. >> Yeah, >> I hit import and then I can throw it like autoopated like the address and everything custody though onto the file. Is that what you're saying? >> Oh, just like in the uh in here not we're not under the tickets you say. >> Yeah. >> How many? >> So I imported them all. right there or under. >> Yeah, I thought Yeah, like under >> Oh. Oh, so they just went through a name but not to this call. >> Maybe you forgot to put the uh add incident or whatever. >> It pops up like >> Yeah, usually. Yeah, but if you skip a couple seconds, it disappears. >> Maybe I probably. >> So, well, when I know she's here, >> pop up here. They're in a >> buzzer in the bathroom. >> Sure. >> Anyway, yeah, there is a way to in attach it. I just don't know how to actual. >> Oh, when people like what's a cell look like? Not like that. >> That's still Yes. >> So, no like that. >> So, my friend was told there's >> no you don't even have a mattress. >> Mattress is the blue thing is the >> Oh, okay. You have that, but you don't have a pillow. >> No, there's no pillow in jail. It's not blanket. >> No, if somebody blanket, >> we we have a portable like a disposable blanket that we give somebody. You can't give them anything to hang themselves with. >> So, >> so how are you going to sleep? >> Like, you wouldn't be able to wear a jacket in there. Your earrings would have to come off. Like, you can't have anything to jail. >> So, how do you keep warm? >> You're in jail. You're as warm as you're going to get. That's that's all it is. So he is laying on >> people aren't in there for long periods of time. >> Oh no in there for long periods of time. So they don't have a blanket. >> You have disposable blankets if somebody really needed one. >> That's [ __ ] up. That's [ __ ] up. Think about it. We don't have a blanket. >> Well, we haven't used as you're saying that. But I think it's like what we were saying like you know at home it's like someone's calling something bad I can't imagine I can deal with like two nights of just sleeping or like but no like that's off that's off and then factor in >> these are shell cells you should see the other this is a newer building. You should see other police departments. They're like 50 years old. Dirty bars on them. Like it's these are these are very clean. These are like >> up people come in do cleanly come in there clean. >> Yeah. twice a week every the whole headquarters gets clean and they >> so then when they but when they go to like the cafeteria whatever the call is like like so what's that like >> there there there's no cafeteria in the municipal police department that would be like county jail here if somebody's here during meal time we just go to McDonald's and we get to bring it back so we need >> okay so then where's the cafeteria like >> in the county jail >> I don't know >> if somebody went to on the county jail. It's like you would picture like school cafeteria on the jail doors and tables and everybody just sits down. >> So like that's part of the plan like they just go and like get whatever they give or they sit down. >> It's like a buffet like like they only have certain choices. Not you know it's crazy. >> So here's the other thing, right? So like you have somebody that's Um, I'm just going to throw this out there. Jeffrey Der, [ __ ] crazy [ __ ] And then you have like someone like me who is like had like a DUI. >> Let's say I had like a lot of DUIs that I had and then you have a jack down. >> So, you're not going to put them in the same place, are you? >> Correct. You know, first of all, a man and a woman have to be in different cells separated by sight and sound. Um, and then individuals, they would never go into the same temporary jail. So, if you go to Mon County Jail, like let's say you got arrested for a domestic violence incident and you were out walking county jail tonight, you would go into their initial pod with like 20 other people. There's all 20 people. You go with the girls and the guys would go with the guys and then they just have to wait there until they get released and then they get a jail cell that they go to. But yeah, you're with like 20 people when you first go there. So, the girl that's coming to pick me up, um, it's [ __ ] nuts. So, I I met her because her we both have in common >> boyfriend. >> Yep. And he has five six DIYs. >> Wow. >> And two restraining orders on her. And we met just because of I don't even know, but she's so nice. Right. >> You know all that. You still dated him. >> That's >> I didn't know all that. Actually, I did not know all that. >> I knew like some of it and then I start it all started unfolding and I met her afterwards. I was like, "Holy shit." >> Yes. >> And she was like, "Yes, >> wrong." You know, but anyway, like the point is is like so she had like she did not want to do it. She she wouldn't she wouldn't do a restraining order and it's actually like the more I researched it like not that I really do it but like it's very easy to put a restraining order on something from what I understand like >> no not really you have to be able to show probable cause to a judge and a judge has to first >> well temporary I guess is pretty easy though >> no temporary is actually harder cuz temporary is emergent you have to show an emergency >> no he was like psychotic but I I when I met all this I didn't know any of this, you know. And now that like I met her, I was like, "Wow." like I'm now really [ __ ] sick. But he had this he he like I guess he um he he went against it or I don't know what it is but like he had mercy but he still like high like at a bar like all this stuff like went against >> shocking. >> What? >> Shocking. >> Oh no. Oh yeah, they exact. >> Yeah. >> And I and I did. I'm like I I did not even see it. Like holy [ __ ] And then now like you know like she she's so nice. She'll say but it's [ __ ] weird. Like I see why she did it. I mean he's not violent but it's just like this like you said stalking. >> Yeah. No, but and then he has a DUI. Like he's six. >> Yeah, that's worth >> I mean, okay, like I have this is my second. I'm very embarrassed by it. Clearly, I am so mad at myself, you know? I don't even know what the [ __ ] happened here. But when I let go, whole [ __ ] not. And that's a whole other level of problems. Like, it really is. >> Yeah. That's that would be a lot. >> Well, I would assume that like someone's going to say, "All right, you got to go to jail or rehab or something." But he told me that he there was one night or one I guess he had to stay in jail for like 3 days or something. He was drinking water. He told me he met this guy. This is why I was asking you this cuz he was with a very very very strange guy that was like in there for convicted for murder or something. So that's what I'm asking like you know don't they kind of like separate like are you there for like you know murder like I mean I'm assuming you're not going to throw some guy in there from a DUI guy that has like the murders. >> Well DUI would only be municipal police department. You wouldn't go to county jail unless there was any kind of like aggravating circumstances like it was a DUI with manser or you know something like that. All right. Well, I wish I could call my friend but I don't have my phone here. But I can call her. >> I can do it if you can. I'm going to call her around here. I just need to call her. Yeah, I might as crazy right there. I'll just bring it over here. I'll just copy number. We're going to call her over here. I'll call her up here. You gave me the address, right? What's your name again? Okay. Went straight to voicemail. Well, after like two rings. Try one more time. But again, happened the other time, too. I run like twice in there. >> She says she was coming now. >> Mhm. >> I I believe her. >> Hey Pam, it's patrolman. The West Long Branch Police Department. Okay. I just wanted to make sure. Just so you know, it's the West Long Branch Police Department. I know I said it before. I just wanted to make sure it's on Broadway. It's right off 36. Okay, no worries. How many how many minutes you think? Okay, no problem. All right, thank you. >> So, like 6 or 7 minutes was close. >> I at least one. >> Yeah, that was close. >> Guys, I love you, but I hate you. I [ __ ] hate her. >> It's understandable. We get it all the time. Listen, I from what I understand cuz I the my first UI like I'm still waiting on this [ __ ] and from what I understand is the prosecutors or something like you guys are like everything. So the way you're going to like describe what happened or something like you know that helps a lot with case. >> Now it's everything on video. >> Yeah. Now I really wasn't an [ __ ] The first time I might have been a little bit of an [ __ ] cuz I was so distraught. This time I was just like and I never want this to happen again. Like I really don't. I'm not a bad person. I'm just mad at myself. >> How old are your kids? >> 18 17. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> They cannot find out my ex. He's going to go to town on me. >> Yeah. Where does he live? >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Where's he live? >> Red. >> So they go to shore or they go to >> No. My parent uh RBC and Yeah. >> RBC's. >> Yep. >> You play any sports? >> No. Well, my son does. He plays the same. But no, seriously, my son will literally he he's such a dick. He's going to rip me a stretch and just I don't need this. That's why I if he cannot find out about this. >> We're not telling him. You have no reason not to. >> No, but he somehow finds way. You're a [ __ ] loser. You're a [ __ ] drunk. He's a [ __ ] drunk. Okay. I don't need to find out about this. So, Bobby Turner, do you know him? >> Yes. >> Okay. He's like my best friend from high school. So when I the first time I got pulled over and he's like Jesus Christ like why didn't you say my name >> I was like I don't know I was stuck I have no idea like god damn I want to help you I'm like I don't even know and then now telling that >> and now this but >> you know I guess it happens No, Bobb's old. You guys are young though. So, the guy that pulled me over the first time was really young and Bobby said he goes, "This guy's like I don't think I think he's like still new and I think like you know is as much as many times you said like your father this and that." It's like I don't think it matters. He's like he was just like young and he's from the [ __ ] bush. Yeah. Really [ __ ] wacko coming in here though. >> Yeah. I do. >> Weird stories. >> How early are you working? >> 7:00 a.m. 7 a.m. >> That's awful. >> Yes, it is. Yes, it is. >> Yeah. Go grab it. I didn't even know. Like I'm thinking like when I got pulling for you guys over like I didn't even know what was I doing. Like I swearing like I didn't know. >> The light was red and you made a left-hand turn in the red light. You went past me. I was a little bit back in the intersection along the curb and you went around me and the light was red. You had your left blinker on and you went made the left turn while the light was still red. You stopped for a few seconds and then you just went through the uh intersection. that first of all that's just a checklist anyway. >> Yeah. I mean, well, it's identical. We have all you processed earlier anyway. 21. I lost track like so many guys like I do all the detectives everywhere but then being off the road and even but then going back on the road like as a supervisor like I'm not the one that's like backing and stuff. So, it's funny. The first time I've ever seen you not even I get that even like a little call from people like here. >> There's still some Yeah, they're all there. I wor >> Oh yeah, he was a one. Heat. Heat. You want to take that off? Take it back. Just take it off me and I'll take it off. >> Yes. >> Yep. Off you. Thank you. Be back in a couple minutes. She is here. You have her license. Who do the kids look like? You or your ex-husband or that's why I can't have them find out about this [ __ ] Well, I mean, not hard. >> I mean, like I can't, you know, that's why like it's going to go into that stupid ass patch. Like I I don't need that. >> I don't know what Ocean does. Again, like Roy Long branch, so we don't do that. But maybe Oceanport does. I'm not sure. Not sure what they do. >> Something when I got pulled over in March, it went in. I I don't even know how. And then like all these people [ __ ] found out. I was like [ __ ] >> So now what happens is there's a lot of people since we have body cameras, they send open requests for open public records act and they they request our body cam videos of our DUI arrests and they post them on like YouTube. That's what they've been doing recently. It's like some guy in California. >> I do not need this one on [ __ ] Google. Like I don't have to figure that out. Yeah. I mean, I actually squashed it. Like, I found it. I found I found it. >> Yeah. >> And I like contacted whatever [ __ ] newspaper it was and they were like, "Yeah, just give us like 100 bucks and we'll get rid of it." >> They shook you down. >> Yeah. >> I like I don't care. I'm going to give you $1,000. I was like, "Get it off." Like, >> I don't want it there. >> And then now I got to deal with this. I'm like, [ __ ] Like, that's it. The like And then I'll like keep like searching and searching and see if it's there. Like and then as soon as it pops up I have to like go. It's so annoying. But like look, I [ __ ] up. I [ __ ] up. It's my fault. I wish you guys was like, "All right, you know, I'm >> We didn't pull you over again. We're West Long Ranch." That was Ocean Port. >> You're in West Branch right now. >> I was like, "Okay, >> we do not We're not Ocean." >> Really? No. Like, it was like >> You're in West Lance. We're We're a different police department. Oceanport is who pulled you over. the other officers from Ocean Court. He had to come here because he's not certified to run the machine. >> Why can't they be like, "Okay, we'll leave your car here. We'll [ __ ] drive." >> Seriously, >> nowadays everything's on body camera. >> I mean, come on. I'm not like asleep with the wheel. Like, give me a [ __ ] break. Like PBA cars means nothing anymore. Nothing. Like I literally I'm like here please help me. Here help. Like leave my car. Drive me home. Whatever. I [ __ ] up. I'm not I should be driving. Focus on my car. That's it. Obviously I have for a reason to sell one of this because myself obviously more so but it's just like Okay. >> How do I know if she's here? By the way, >> she's here. >> Yeah, we're all we're all signed for. >> Okay. Now, what? >> It's going to be released information like you guys are a lot of this. Like they're going to go back and say, you know, the judge is going to ask how you were, what you thought of me. I'm not causing problems. Why not? >> Actually, this is your summones here. Okay. >> So, obviously for the uh >> at the West Long Branch Police Department, Marissa was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and [snorts] she agreed to provide breath samples. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0 to 32% which was nearly triple the legal limit of 0.08%. When the officers were finished with processing her, Marissa was released to her friend, he signed the potential shared light warning form on Morris's behalf. careless driving, reckless driving, um traffic, creating risk of an accident, and then um the uh red light. Okay. Your summon is here. Got your property up here, your license, the documents for your car. Okay. So, my bag is in the car, I guess. >> Okay. So, what we're going to do, your friend, I told her already, she's going to follow me back to Oceanport headquarters. Okay. And uh I'll come out with this bag. Okay. >> My bad. >> It's at It's at Ocean Court. So, she's going to follow me back there >> right now. >> Yeah. Okay. No, I think I got everything. I just want to wash my phone. >> Yeah. Yeah. If I need anything, I'll message you guys. >> Marissa was issued the following traffic citations. Operating under the influence 39450. Reckless driving 30496. Careless driving 3 9497 failure to obey a traffic control signal 39481 obstructing traffic 39456. Marissa had previously been arrested for DWA Shrewsbury, New Jersey on March 31st, 2023. She was later arrested again for her third DW Little Silver, New Jersey on April 18th, 2025. I'll let you out at the Sally Port, too, when you go. >> Okay, cool. >> Actually, meet you at work. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Just want to make sure. >> Yeah. Just uh >> Yeah. If you want to wait in the parking lot, we'll be >> Yeah. It's like a garage of work. It's going to open up. We'll pull out of there and just follow him right. All right. Clear.