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[Music] Berkeley, can you send me EMS uh EMS or anything like that? >> No. >> Around 45 p.m. on March 21st, 2025, patrolman Joseph Chester with the Barkley Township Police Department was directed to the area Buena Vista Drive and San Carlos Street on a report of a female who was slumped over at the hu. He arrived on Buena Vista Drive and observed that a 2012 Hyundai Elantre was parked on the east side of the road. Upon approaching the vehicle, he noticed that the female appeared to be asleep while the vehicle was still in neutral gear. He opened the driver's side door and awakened the female who was later identified as Chanel Beardsley. >> I just want to pull over like real quick. >> Okay. Well, did did you take anything? Did you take any drugs or anything like that or >> No, I I just took a brand. >> Okay. Well, can you are you able to drive? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> Are you sure? Can we can we run some tests just to make sure that we're okay? >> Breath. >> I don't have breathalyzer, but we could do some stand walk and turn tests and stuff like that. Field sobriety tests. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? [Music] And that cross street's going to be San Carlos. [Music] >> Okay. >> The safest thing to do. That's under Yeah, that's safe. People were a little concerned though because you were sleeping so and they were at uh like parked over and sleeping at the wheel. That's all. >> All right. >> What's up? I was trying to make it strong. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just stay in tight for me. Okay. >> Can you just talk to her? Just see. Make sure she's like I talked to her a little bit, but that's about it. So, >> hello. Showing Plano. You okay? >> Yeah, I'm okay. What's going on? >> Nothing. I just I get some like vertigo sometimes cuz I have >> keys on the dash. It's in your purse. That's fine. You can leave in your purse. That's all. You can stay in the car. Okay. Where you coming from? >> I was just going to go a drink and then my house. You >> going to go back? Do you go to Wawa and go back to your house after? >> Yeah. >> Where do you live at? >> He's in town. >> Okay. >> I just I'm sorry. I can't touch that one. So, I'm really trying to >> When did you when did you take your medicine? >> I just like >> Okay. Why do you feel really tired right now? >> Um, I have my period and I get really like I like blood sugar and just like go high and low on my chest just awesome cuz I know it. >> Okay. >> It's extremely healthy. And you didn't take anything else? >> Um, no. I am sleep. >> You didn't take nothing else to make you feel like you're really sleepy or putting you to sleep at the wheel. >> No, I just I just I'm working on getting disability cuz I was on temporary disability. >> Okay. My CPA license is just too much during like tax season. >> Okay. Do you want to do you want to try to do some field sobriety test to make sure you could drive? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I have first aid coming just to make sure you're okay also. Okay. >> All right. [Music] All right, let's just go in the front here. All right, just stand in front of your vehicle for me and face me. Okay, just put your feet together and put your hands to the side. All right, so what you're going to do is I'm going to show you. You're going to do the walk and turn, which is just going to be your feet together. Then you're going to put your right foot in front of your left foot. You're going to take nine steps like this. One, two, three, four, five, six. When you get to nine, you're going to take small little steps to turn around and you're going to come back with nine. Okay. >> Is it okay to put my glasses on? >> Yeah, you can put your glasses on. >> Okay. All right. Um, go ahead. You can start the test when you're ready with the your right foot in front of your left. Okay. As he was speaking with her, Patrolman Chester noticed that her speech was slurred and he also observed other indicators of impairment. Chanel was eventually asked to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises after additional officers arrived on scene to assist. First responders with Barkley Township First Aid were called to the scene to evaluate her, but she declined to be evaluated. One, two, three, four. I'm sorry. Okay, you slipped. >> Okay. Yeah, you can start over. >> Honestly, I fell in trying to run away from the wind and I have this like mask this far. So, >> okay. >> Yeah, they're >> okay. >> They've been really just like running. One, two, three, four, five. Sorry. That was like really >> All right. You want to Do you want to try it on the uh sidewalk? >> Yeah, you can try it on the sidewalk. >> Yep. Yep. Try it on the sidewalk. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Okay. >> Yep. Baby steps. Turn around. Do it on the way back. 5836. >> You have HGN. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I do. >> Um, the next one you're going to do, what do you say? >> Next one you're going to do is the uh onelegged stand. It's going to be like this. You're just going to keep your foot up. >> You're going to just keep your foot up on the on your your right foot up for 30 seconds. Count it in your head. Okay. We're going to keep it up like this for 30 seconds. Just look at your foot. Keep your hands to your side. Okay. All right. Go ahead. You may begin. >> I can't hear you. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Take your time. >> Yep. Take your time. >> Wind is like It's okay. Take your time. >> Like I you try this with the sponge is like >> Yeah. Let me do it. I was like if you keep your hands to your side and you just look at your toe and you just count the 30 in your head. >> Heel off the floor. >> Heels off the floor. See? I'll stand this way for you. Heels off the floor. Just count like this. Look at your toe. 30 seconds in your head. Okay. >> 46 motor vehicle >> right next to 7-Eleven. Jersey. Tango. Oscar. Tango tango echo Nancy Mike >> 6. [Music] >> It's okay. Take your time. >> Take your time. [Music] >> Extremely windy out. completely. >> Okay. >> What's uh do you what's your highest level of education? >> Um I have my master's degree and my CPA. >> Okay. Do you uh you know the ABCs? Yeah. >> Okay. Without singing, can you say from uh B to E? >> Yeah. >> Go ahead. >> Which is kind of >> B C D E F G H I J K. I'm sorry. What' you say to go to? >> That's fine. >> I was very nervous. >> I understand. I understand. So you you sure you didn't have anything else other than what you said before? >> Yeah. I just I didn't sleep much. I took my medication before bed and I got off. I've been sewing just >> Okay. >> Are you having a medical episode? Do you need first aid? >> No. >> You sure? >> Absolutely not. >> Do you want to be seen? >> Do you want to be have them check you out real quick? Blood pressure and stuff. >> I know my blood pressure is a little bit low just because like >> them to leave if you don't need to see them. >> Yeah, I'm okay. >> You sure? You don't want to be checked out at all? >> Yeah, I'm okay. I All I do is go to doctors constantly. >> Okay. cuz you you you're not you're you're not you weren't performing well on the tests. That's why I'm saying that. >> I just I I know like I worry about it. >> Okay. So, do you want to get do you want to get checked out by first aid? >> No, I mean my PC and neurologist now. >> Okay. Because you not doing well in those tests isn't good. You know what I'm saying? I'm not going to be able to let you drive and you could be arrested for being driving under the influence. Do you understand? >> I I understand. I just >> Did you have anything to drink today? >> No. >> Take any drugs, legal or illegal? >> No, I just took I prescribed my medication. I didn't >> What prescriptions are you uh >> I prescribe um Xanax and I prescribed ambulance all the time because it doesn't really >> Are you supposed to drive while taking those prescriptions? Did your doctor advise you of anything like that? >> He's never really gotten into it. He We're working on the frame because I don't want to be on forever. They hide me on a higher. >> So, you don't want medical. >> Okay. You want to put your shoes back on? You can. >> Yeah. [Music] >> Just stay outside with her. >> Yep. >> Hey, do me a favor. >> You can leave your shoes on. We can We can do it right here. I'm just going to have you stand with your feet together, your arms down at your side. You're just going to be nice and relaxed. Can I ask you to remove your sunglasses for me? Okay. You see the tip of this pen? I'm going to perform a test called HGN. All right. You're going to look at the tip of this pen with your eyes and your eyes only without moving your head. Do you understand those instructions? So, eyes eyes only. Don't move your head back and forth. Try to keep your eyes open as much as possible for me. >> All right. Do you do you have a glass eye or any medical conditions affecting your eyes? No, just as long as >> Do you wear glasses? >> Uh, no. >> Do you wear contacts? Okay, try to keep your eyes open for me. >> All right, follow the tip of my pen and tip of my pen only. All right. All right, one more. Just keep looking at this. I'm going to go up and down. All right. One more. Okay, you can put your sunglasses back on. Good day. to say something. >> I'm not really getting many hits, if at all. It's She's having trouble keeping her eyes open. >> Uh, yeah. >> She's She failed the test. You saw? >> Yeah. I like I don't think it's alcohol, but I do think she's intoxicated. >> Yeah. All right. All right. All right. I'll bring it back. >> Yeah. Me, too. >> All right. Sounds good. >> Come on, buddy. >> Hey, how's it going? End of your shift. >> Yeah. I just figured we have a question. I'll come swing by. Yeah. >> See if you guys need anything. But >> Were you Were you How were you made aware of this? You just drove up. >> Drove drove down this road here. I drove down this road here. Some guy stopped me and said there's a girl asleep at the vehicle. Huh? >> Did you guys have a fault for her field? >> Yes. >> For what? >> Uh, aggressive driving. >> Following the field sobriety exercises, the officers determined that Chanel was impaired and placed her under arrest for DWI. >> Did you guys find her? >> No. >> Two calls, though. >> Make sure that's noted. >> All right, ma'am. Can you place your hands behind your back for me, please? Yeah, you're going to get uh you're under arrest for uh driving while intoxicated. 41 415. >> You sure you didn't have anything to drink today or uh anything else other than your prescription pills? All right. What was your >> 7:00? Okay. Do you have anything in the vehicle that you need? Your cell phone, wallet, anything like that? >> Yeah, I need my cell phone. >> All right, we'll get that stuff for you. I'm gonna I'm gonna Do you have anything on your pockets or anything like that that could hurt me, hurt anyone else, hurt yourself? >> No. >> All right. >> Is it you you need your pocketbook and your your phone or just your phone? >> I just need my phone and my wallet. >> I'll go get it from >> We have your permission to enter the car and get that for me. >> Can you walk her to my vehicle? >> Just >> Do you have the keys? Are they in the ignition? >> No, it's a push to start. >> It's in her purse. The the key fob. >> All right, we're going to walk to the vehicle. Okay. >> You want this? >> Um super wallet. >> And then the key fob should be as >> You want just this little wallet? >> Ju just the wallet? Not the whole. >> You can take the whole purse. >> You take the whole purse. >> That's great. I don't like cuz your car is being towed. >> Your car is going to be towed. So >> that's fine. I don't I just need my wallet and then my car. my key pockets in one little >> the front. >> It's the little pocket there. It should be right there. >> This front part. >> No, it's in the pocket right there. >> Back here. >> This one? [Music] >> We're in the car somewhere, right? >> Right here. >> Yep. >> Yep. That's it. >> All right. We're going to leave the keys with him. Okay. >> Yeah. If you just saw that somewhere >> underneath. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The trailer eyes aren't >> All right. We're going to walk to this car over here. Okay. >> No, they won't. Well, they they document everything and I'll document it, too. Okay. >> All right. We're going to walk over to this car right here. Okay. >> Uh that side on that side. We're going to walk a little more. One more second. Open the door. There we go. Take a seat. >> All right. Want your head? >> You want to just get that uh the other side? >> Yeah. >> Thanks. >> 36 going to meet you out there. >> 36. >> Yeah. Yeah, he's going to meet me out there. >> All right. >> Okay. 58 Berkeley 101 is starting 139206 in route headquarters. [Music] 4K radio. [Music] [Music] 5836. You're going to meet me at HQ. >> That's for cover. [Music] Go ahead. [Music] When you're cleared up, you want to have to cover up until last 58. All right, [Music] 58 Berkeley, [Music] can you link the two calls from dayshift for the driver, aggressive driver, and put them towards this call, please, and change this to A suspicious vehicle. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] 58 Berkeley on 109 headquarters 10-11 ending [Music] 139211 and available Sally Yes. [Music] [Music] Okay, let me reach over here for you. Excuse me. All right. Want some help? Got it. >> I'm flying in the parking lot running when it really went out and scraped my hair in front of my body just like >> Okay. So, >> okay. >> You fell. Is that why you have >> you follow me? [Music] Watch your step here. Okay. Okay. Okay. If you want to come over here and have a seat, I'll take these off you. Okay. Just have a seat for me. I just got to put one of these on you. Okay. Excuse me. [Music] says potential sign down. I did not observe any signs at CBW. Also check the area central. Did not see any. Where is he? Where were you coming from? >> Um, I picked up this paint. I ordered the seat belt was always carried by like a special store down there. >> Okay. >> They weren't answering the phone. So, I was going to get through and see if they answered by not >> Okay. >> Can you leave your camera here if I'm going to >> um Yeah. No, it's okay. I just wanted to give you a brief idea. Okay. There's some documents that he's going to read to you. Okay. Um, if you refuse, like I said, if you refuse, um, you you'll get summoned for the refusal to submit the alcohol test. If you provide al if you provide breath samples for alcohol test and it turns out that um, you don't have any alcohol in your system, then we'll do an evaluation. Okay. Um, but that's how the process goes and I'll be around and uh, this officer will help you through it and we'll try to get you home. You know, the more cooperative you are, the quicker we get out. >> Absolutely. I have some pick me up hang out. Listen, we can't we can't even start that. >> We'll we'll be happy to help you with all that and getting somebody out here to pick you up, but we can't even start that process until after this determining whether or not your breath samples come back or what's going on there. Okay, Joe, are you good? >> Yeah, I'm okay. >> All right, I'm going to show you this. Okay. All right, I'm going to read some things to you. Okay, the first is Have you ever been arrested for driving while intoxicated? >> No. >> The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of this, a record of taking of the breath samples includes the test results will be will be made. Upon your request, a copy of the record will be made available to you. After you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you'll be issued a separate summon for refusal. A court may find you guilty for both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If the court finds you guilty for refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license reaction of up to 20 years, a fine up to $2,000, install installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver's resource center. These penalties may be addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you find if you found guilty. If you are found guilty, you have no real legal right to an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of your breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse or give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to may request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit breath testing. If you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test, or do not provide significant breath samples, I will charge you refusal to submit breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples of your breath? Yes. >> Okay. Um, just regardless, unless it's just in case we have to go that Okay. Um, okay. Okay. So, you answered yes, so I don't have to read the second portion of this if you said no. Okay. All right. So, when the 20 minutes are up after observation, then you can do the breath samples and then you're going to talk to Sergeant Bar. Okay. [Music] And do you live or do you >> My dad back and forth between my mom. >> Okay. Okay. for the vehicle crash. >> Ma'am, just stay up for me. Okay. >> Yeah, I'm fine. I'm just really like completely destroy. >> I understand. Okay, I'm just going to read you this. This is the just rights. It's um just so you know your rights. Okay. All right. Um so this is Bertha Township, please township. I'm going to ask you certain questions regarding the following driving under uh for driving under influence on today's date 32125 at the intersection of Rena Vista and St. Carlos. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court law. You have the right to speak to a lawyer and have him and her present with you while you're being questioned. You cannot if you cannot afford a hire a lawyer only appointed to represent you before any questioning. If you wish to have one, you have the right to stop answering questions or giving a statement at any time you wish and do not have to give a reason. Okay? [Music] [Applause] Let you read it. So you read the statement and then this is just a waiver down here. It says I'll read it to you. It says I have been advised. I actually read this. I have been advised. I have read the statement of my rights shown above. I understand what my rights are and I'm willing to answer these questions and make a statement. I do not want a lawyer at this time, but I understand that I may have one at any time so I desire. I also understand I may stop answering questions at any time. I I understand and know what I am doing. No threats or promises have been made to me and no pressure of any kind has been used against me. So if you wanted to when I'm going to ask you certain questions like where you coming from, what you were doing, are you sick and stuff like that, these are answers questions you can answer. If you don't want to answer any, you don't have to at all. Okay? So if you want to just do your signature and the date and time there for me. If you want to have the waiver, if you want to not answer any questions, you don't have to sign. Okay? You want to read them over again, you can. Okay? the signatures down here if you want to sign down there and then these are if you want to reread these again. Okay, that's just your rights. Okay. >> Today's date is uh March 21st, 2025. So 32125. That's it. And I got to read I just got to fill that paper work out and then read you some of the questions. Okay. >> Thank you. >> I could ask for a lawyer at any time. >> Yep. If you've asked for a lawyer, what happens is I just stop asking you questions, but you still have to provide the tests and all that stuff. Okay. [Music] What is your occupation? >> Okay. >> Are you sick? I have a multiple issues. >> Are you do you know the care of your primary doctor? The address >> or name? So, what was the last time you ate? >> I made an egg at like 5:30ish morning. >> 5:30? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Just like 2 Hey, sorry there. Nobody start over after. [Music] Okay. I was making copies, but we had to turn that over. >> Why? >> The other room. >> I was done though. Yeah, you got to maintain it until we get >> even if I just even if I just open the door just start 20 minute again. What >> I told you. >> Okay. >> Even if you dip into this room to put your Okay. >> Yeah. Not until after we >> I thought it was the 20 minutes was up and then >> not until that's printed. >> Okay. >> Actually print it out with a good >> Okay. Yes. [Music] Your eyes hurt. >> My bad. I thought they were getting bad again. Then I woke up and they were just like my eyelids are really red, but it wasn't as bad as usual. Sometimes it lasts all day and I just have to sit in a dark room like the ice packs just changing them out. like my eyes. >> Are they like sore? Like your eyes are like they hard to touch. Like what the hell would I f this for? Like at least we can get sympathy for like 9 years. my CPA after high school. Like >> why would I be not like doing things I love? >> It's really like that debilitating. That's why I end up stop working on something like it was that I woke up from the like the time I woke up Tuesday the time I went to bed Saturday at 11:00. I worked every one of those days. a total of 11 hours. I was like five or six days, >> man. That's that's not a lot. >> No, five or six. >> Talk to you since it was like long hours. >> I found out my friend died like that first Tuesday and it was just like >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> So, like not used to this point. It's sad, but like it's just like that. And it was just like absolutely horrible. like, oh, you have days you can take, but like there's days that are worse than that. So, like I can't afford to get like if I'm already there and I've already gotten sick, like I'm already past the worst of it. [Music] [Music] Put this back in here. Okay. You are still hurt. >> I just used to >> used to it. >> It was more worse. >> Mhm. like crazy like I like the dumbest possible thing cuz my cat is really too just like >> Yeah. Do you have like blackout curtains and stuff like that? >> Yeah, I have blackout curtains everywhere. [Music] >> Yeah. When I worked midnight, I had to use blackout curtains. I'm pretty much my artwork over I don't know. I mean I was like this mom even I sleep when I get it. >> Yeah. Sleep when you counter >> two or three. It's just a psych and I want to my doctor I fought for like a year to get that because it's like being only horic stuff and after a year of fighting different doctors I finally got it but it could cause like a rare but serious like liver issue She was of course I agreed. I'm like I'll be blood work like every 6 months to make sure like of course my blood work signs like 13 to 94 just like take me off. It was >> just as bad as it was before [Music] medication for psoriasis that was my quality of life. Mhm. >> Frustrating. >> It's definitely sounds frustrating. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. I appreciate the gas and you just like gasol like that. And I told the one lady I was like very like how do you know that? Like I don't know cuz I woke up one day and decided it'd be cute to be fair. Like who does that? [Music] This is all done except for the waiver one. >> Sorry. >> Everything's done except for the waiver one. Tickets and stuff. >> Okay. >> Tickets are done. >> No, no. Yeah, I get them. I just couldn't leave. So, >> you want you want to grab them real quick while I'm here? >> Okay. [Music] Yeah, I had a the one thing there was a suppression here and the judge, prosecutor, and attorney came down here to see if we do cuz I put I benchm Well, there's a window there. >> Kind of got weird. That makes sense. How do you say your last name? >> Beerly. >> Beerusly. How long have you lived in uh Have you always lived in New Jersey? >> Yeah, my whole life. >> Your whole life? Oh, with the Tro area. >> Yeah. [Music] [Music] Did you go to town school system or >> Yeah, school south. >> South. Oh yeah. you you're staying at. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's a good telephone number for you? >> Thank you. Do you have an email address? >> Uh, yeah. I'm 34 like 20 lb lost >> really tired cut shortly coming Thank you. I want to just get a minute for question. I'll be on a check. All right, you bring yourself in here. >> Do you want her cell phone and stuff in here, too? Or >> her cell phone? If you're wearing Uh, >> watch there. >> Watch, your laptop, and radio, body camera. >> Are you wearing a watch, Mom? Do you have anything in your pockets? >> Do you have any type of uh medical pumps or anything like that? Medical devices on you. >> No, that's fine. >> Yes. [Music] I do. You want it? >> Yeah. >> Yep. Yep. >> Mhm. It's okay if not 1526. Sorry. That's okay. All right. How do you say is Is this Chanel? >> Am I saying it right? Yeah. >> Okay. >> Have you eaten anything today? >> Nothing. >> No. >> Okay. >> Chanel was transported to the Barkley Township Police Department for further processing. Her vehicle was subsequently impounded for a 12-hour hold according to John's law at police headquarters. Chanel was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and agreed to submit breath samples. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.0%. But the officers still believed that Chanel was impaired. >> When was the last time? >> I had two eggs this morning. >> Two eggs? >> Yeah. >> Early like 6:00 in the morning. I've been cramming this my uh continuing education credits expire 22nd and I'm like I'm I've done way above minimum but I just want to do you know as many as possible. So >> Okay. So you went to school today. >> Um well I was doing CPA credits all night and then got >> selling all those. >> Um what time did you say you had the eggs at? >> Like 6:00 in the morning. >> At 6 o'clock. >> Yeah. I started song around 7 in the morning till 11 and I finally stopped took a break. >> Anything to drink today? >> Like maybe this much iced tea. >> So you say I got maybe like a half a glass of iced tea. >> Quart of a glass cup of iced tea. I through like my cycle like there certain things it's really hard for me. >> So you haven't had anything to drink today like other than that? >> Yeah. And then um >> all right then I'm going to I'm going to get you some water then. Hey Joe, >> can you please see if we got a cup and get her some water from the the water cooler? >> Thank you. >> The Thursday before this past Friday, I was like throwing up profusely like every hour on the hour, but I haven't besided like an hour and a half just like vile and like >> Yeah. I was going to go to the ER, but not my period at like 6:00 Friday. >> Okay, >> I'm fine now. >> Uh, what time did you have the iced tea at? Listen, there's going to be a lot of questions. So, like I'm also going to ask you about your medical stuff and cuz that could be an explanation between like 6 to 10:00 in the morning. Yeah, I know. I'm like I'm like 3 years chronically tired. >> Between 6:00 and 10:00 a.m. >> Yeah. I'm like five years chronically like sick deprived. >> Well, if you had to give it a wild guess. >> Sorry. If you had to give it a wild guess, what time do you think it is right now? >> I saw the clock. >> I think it is around. >> Around what time? >> I think around 1. >> Around 1. Okay. So, you think it's uh you think it's 4:30 now >> and you think that you got pulled over around 1? Yeah. >> Okay. cuz I took a break so long and I was going to get put pick up my paint and get some mama open like Sundays and Mondays and I do like paint furniture. I've been trying to like do stuff at home because unfortunately getting a CPA license have health issues to be able to use it. So, you didn't sleep last night? >> You were up all night. >> I don't sleep mostly. I mean, >> when when did you last sleep? >> Um, it's like that ridiculous turnover. I slept, I want to say. Well, I was getting sick all Thursday night. I got my period Friday and then I finally fell asleep sometime during the day Friday. Like >> what day did you think today is? >> Oh, I know it's s and it was No, it's Tuesday because uh fabric it was fabricated for you or the habitat's not open Monday. I went there Tuesday and then she's Thursday. >> Yeah. All my days are >> So today's Friday. >> It's Friday. I when I don't sleep, it's it doesn't seem like the day is >> No, I understand. I'm just trying to determine like when the last So you didn't sleep last night. >> I slept twice in the last week. >> Okay. But you you can't recall like can you recall how long you slept for? >> I slept not this like just past Friday. The Friday before that, I slept probably eight hours, nine hours sometime during the day. And then >> possession of the slept. >> And I'll be clear by >> Tuesday Habitat for Humanity and Iwed. So I slept I want to say Tuesday night. It was >> So was Tuesday the last time that you slept? You said >> Yeah. >> Nine. When did you sleep the nine hours? >> Um >> yesterday. No, not this past Friday. Look forward to your Tuesday would be the last time I slept and then before that it was the Friday. >> Okay. So, this past Tuesday you suffer about 9 hours. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you have any flu-l like symptoms? CO like like a sickness. Um not a medical condition but sickness. >> I was throwing up all day Thursday whether it was my hormones or anything else. >> Was that yesterday? Um, my off my got my period up. [Music] Maybe that was Wednesday or Wednesday night. I was Yeah, it was Wednesday night because I remember saying on No, it was it was Thursday night. It was yesterday. So, to my dad, if I'm so late this tomorrow, you go stay home from work cuz it was really, really bad. >> Are you a diabetic? >> Not that I'm aware of. >> Epileptic. >> Not that I've been diagnosed, but I've been having like these vertigo seizures like where I'm on the phone. I'm on the floor. My dad sees my face. I'm like frozen. My limbs are just like twing to face. So, >> okay. >> I'm going to look for. >> So, so you don't know? >> Yeah. Do you not know? >> I'm looking into neurologist, but state insurance makes it very difficult. So you don't take insulin then? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. So what um type of medical conditions have you been um diagnosed with? >> I was running away. Yeah. Yeah. Normally, it's a lot different when you just do it inside like this. It's a different environment, safer environment. So, what I'm going to have you do right now is just stand right here and face me directly. Okay. What I want you to do is right now, just put your hands your feet together just like you're doing. Keep your hands at your side. When I tell you to, you're going to close your eyes and tilt your head back like I'm doing. Okay? When I tell you to begin, I want you to estimate the passage of 30 seconds. I want you to do whatever you need to do to uh guess the time that 30 seconds is and then open your up your eyes and say the word stop. Okay? The only thing I don't want you to do is count out loud. >> All right? Do you understand? >> All right. So again, it's going to look like this. You're going to be standing with your eyes closed. So, I'm going to then say begin and then that's where you're going to start your internal counting. >> All right, you understand? All right. All right. Close your eyes, tilt your head back, keep your eyes close, and start. for Stop. Tell me how close I am. >> I can tell you. You were at 45 seconds to die on me. >> That's 100. >> Okay. Can you tell me how how did you uh count? >> I just like 100 count by like 100, 200 and so on. Okay. [Music] with acorn [Music] my mom start. [Music] All right. So, what we're going to do for this test is we're going to pretend that there's a straight line straight down the stroke. Okay. What I want you to do is I want you to take your left foot, put it directly in front of you. >> Do do it now. Now take your right foot, put it directly in front of your left foot, and connect your heel to toe. I want you to stay in this position and listen to my instructions. Don't start the test until I tell you to do so. You understand? >> Okay. After I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine steps along this imaginary line. All right. While you do that, you're going to look at your feet and you're going to count each step out loud. All right. It's going to look like this. 1 2 3 all the way up until nine. After your ninth step, leave your front foot on the ground. Take a series of small steps to turn around >> and go back and do another nine steps connecting your heel to toe for each step. >> Understand? >> The steps that were to previously count, >> nothing counts. All right. So, here, just go back to that position. Um, so again, you're going to look at I'm going to go through it one more time with you. You're going to look at your feet. You're going to count each step out loud. >> While you do it, I need you to keep your hands at your sides. >> All right? And make sure you connect your heel to toe for each step. >> All right? After your nice step, take a series of small steps to turn around. >> Don't stop in between the tests. Like if you uh get like this, like don't pause in this position. Just keep on going. All right? You understand? All right. Go ahead and begin those. 2 6 7 8 9 [Music] 3 4 5 Good. A lot different doing a little more initial shot. >> I know. >> Yeah, that was also, you know, an hour ago. So now you should be feel more calmer, you know. So it's nice. We're staying in position. I just stay like that. Again, don't start the test until I tell you to do so. Just listen to my instructions. Okay? We're going to do we're going to bounce on each foot separately. All right? I want to give you the instructions in between each test. All right? But for the first test, what I want you to do is I want you to raise your right foot 6 in off the ground. Keep your hands down on your side. Look at your foot and count out loud for me. 100 1 2 100 3 1004 and so on until I tell you to stop. All right, it's going to look like this. My hands at my side, raising my right foot, keeping it parallel to the ground 6 in up 10,00 1,002 100,005 1,006. If you put your foot down, just lift it back up and continue where you left off. Okay? Don't start counting all over. All right? The test isn't done just because you put your foot down. Just lift it back up and continue. You're going to do that until I tell you to stop. You understand? Okay. All right. While lifting your right foot and counting, go ahead and begin. 100,000 100,000 8 1 9 1 [Music] 16 2017 189 Go ahead and stop. Very good. >> Okay. Now, I want to give you the instructions. They're exactly the same what we're doing with the other foot. All right. So, this time you're going to balance on your right foot. Raise your left foot. Keep your arms on your side. Look at your elevated foot and count for me by 10,000s. All right. So, again, 100,00 1,002 1003 1004 100,00 again. I tell you to stop. Once again, if you put your foot down, just lift it back up and continue where you left off. You understand? >> One second. >> And go ahead. And also, you seem pretty comfortable in those shoes. If you wanted to take off those shoes, you could. All right. You seem to be doing pretty fine. >> A little more. >> If you feel more comfortable taking them off, that's fine. I could have told you that before, but you did fine on the test with them on. So, >> they're just not good on ground. >> No problem. All right. Are you ready? >> Go ahead and begin. 1,00 1,002 100,00 [Music] 67 1003 1 178 Thank you. >> So you wearing slippers. [Music] Okay. So, for this next test we're going to have to do, are you comfortable now with the just the socks on? Okay. >> You know that they're spinning your left and your right? >> Yeah. >> You'd be surprised. All right. >> Sure. >> Okay. So, what I want you to do uh when I tell you to tilt your head back, you're going to tilt your head back and close your eyes. >> You're going to make two fists. You could do the snap. All right? And extend your index fingers. >> Okay? with your head tilted back and your eyes closed. When I say left, I want you to take your left finger, >> bring it up, touch the tip of your nose, and then bring it right back down. >> Okay? Tip of the nose, bring it right back down. >> Don't um don't leave it on your nose and wait for me to tell you to bring it down. Just bring it straight down without me telling to. And then wait for my next instruction. I'll give you another I'll tell you left, right, or whatever it is. >> Okay. Um, what I want you to do also is I want you to touch with the tip of your finger, not the palm. >> So, don't do this. Always do that. >> Understand? >> And um, eyes closed. >> Eyes are going to be closed. >> Okay. It's going to feel like it's taking a little while, but it's just cuz I have to record. >> So, go ahead and close your eyes. Tilt your head back. Can you tilt your head back a little more for me? Thank you. Okay. Left, right, left, please. Thank you. All right. [Music] Right. Left. Good. Relax. You can throw your shoes on. Let's go back in this other room. I'm going to take some other um >> you want to take a a little bit more s of water. I want you to be able to pee >> so you're not waiting here forever cuz that would be the only thing that seems like it's going to slow you up today. >> I have feelings. Sergeant Veratt then proceeded to conduct a dre evaluation and confirmed that she was likely impaired by another controlled substance or a combination of controlled substances. He attempted to have her provide a urine sample, but Chanel claimed that she was unable to submit a valid urine sample because she had a shy bladder. >> I'm going to take your pulse again. >> Ready? Just relax. in town. If anyone is available to break, I have a fight going on in between the area of the entrance to WBM pit. Four to five people are physically fighting. [Music] You want me to break that? Let's keep the [Music] What' they say? A fist fight. They might be able to pit and that golf course. Was it called in third party? >> Can you just roll fast? It's not too tight on you, right? >> No, I shouldn't. [Music] [Music] [Music] How is your body temperature normal. >> Usually a little bit low. >> Okay. >> My blood pressure is either low or high. That's why I felt low. That's why >> you're never normal. >> No. So, I just wanted to show my vitamin D had spiked to like 180, which is toxic. Anything over 100, then it like plummeted to like 27. I I have no idea. Just place underneath your tongue. You can hold it with your hand if you need to. Just keep that underneath your tongue, please. It'll beep when it's done. You okay? >> I'm okay. >> This out real quick for the to >> Okay. Literally the next Did that beep? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That's not right. I don't think you're in 91. >> All right. Literally the next thing I'm doing is dark room. So, >> you sure? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, no. Be bleed. >> So, here I'm going to do uh here. Just leave the rope. That's okay. >> Some of these work better than others. These thermometers. They're not >> Mr. Scientific here. So, let's do another one. The fact that that was at 71 kind of makes me questioned it. Or 91 degrees is definitely not going to be right. Jesus Christ. What was my blood pressure? >> Uh, it was 112 over 58. >> Yeah, I don't know. Sometimes it gets what happens. It gets low when I feel it. I'm just going to bottom out. So, wherever I am, I just >> Go ahead. Put that back underneath your tongue and just try to leave it in there until it beeps. All right. I think we pulled it out a little too soon before you hit my garbage can, too. It's okay, Jo. I'll clean it all up. [Music] I had this room all set with a nice chair, another garbage can. Now we just steal all their stuff. Sometimes this can be like 45 minutes and other times like long still going. [Music] >> There you go. You okay? >> Yeah. You just take a nap on me. >> No, I don't want to pull this thing off again. I'm >> going to call this a wash because this says you're 94°. >> So, you'd be dead and the other one says you're 91. So, you're dead in the ground, right? So, >> my bottom blood pressure is 50. I I don't know. This is why I've been trying to get a referral. >> Well, I'm pretty confident that that's not going to be accurate. So, >> they give us two two cruddy ones and then >> I just I want to see now. I'm just going to figure out what the heck. So, here's what I'm going to do. I just want you to look forward over my shoulder. All right? I'm going to hold this card up to your face. If I touch you by accident, it's non-toxic. You're not going to die from it. I promise. All right? So, look over here. Keep your eyes nice and wide open for me. Okay. >> Good. Look over the shoulder. Thank you. [Music] Did you take your ambient today? >> No. >> Your pupils are big. >> I have been told that. I've also been told when I fall asleep that they're open slightly cuz my dad >> I did notice that when I told you to close your eyes before your eyes never actually close. >> Yeah, they don't close. My eyes My eyes are just really big. My dad and my ex-boyfriend thought I was like dead because I'd be sleeping. They cracked open. I'm like, this is not the first time I've heard it. Yeah. >> Gotcha. Okay. Uh, hey, this is I love unusual [ __ ] to be honest with you, to be frank. So, I like seeing some uh some weird stuff that I don't see every day. I like it. >> That's right. >> We're going to go back into the same room that we just did those tests in. >> I'm going to be turning off the lights. We're not doing anything weird. >> All right. Um, what I'm going to be doing is we're going to hang out in pitch black. I need your eyes to adjust to the darkness. >> Then we turn on the lights. I show you brightness. Then we turn on the lights and I see how your eyes react to the light. >> Okay. >> Um >> then we come in here and I got about like 10 more minutes with you. A few more questions and we're we're pretty much going to wrap this up. All righty. >> That is what they want me to see to anthmologist cuz my eyes when I say they get red like it looks like I smoked like cheat or it looks like somebody [ __ ] on both of my eyes. Like that's how bad it is. And I've documented it this whole time. So when I go there, I'm like, "This is what's happening." Cuz you just get gaslighted when you tell them this is what's happening. >> Well, listen, like you're also on different medications that do different things to your eyes. >> So I would not have been shocked if the ambient cause you to have larger pupil sizes or you know what I mean? So uh just play it by ear and keep on going. Let's take a walk. >> Joe, your camera's on. All right. >> Just missed. You're going to go into here. Um, can you leave the water right here almost naturally or chug it? Actually, let's get some water in there. >> All right, just take a walk over to the back right corner. >> That one's fine. >> Back right corner. >> Joey, can you take the computer screen? It's okay. I'm going to have her face me back. >> This is a dark room. >> Yeah. >> Woo. >> I can't even see you. Jesus. >> All right. There you are. All right. Do me a favor. Stand right here in front of me. Right where the circle is. There you go. Just and just sit facing. All right. We're going to hang out for a minute. Just be until your eyes adjust. Are have you uh Are you from Berkeley? >> I was born. >> What school did you go to? >> I went to high school south and then I went to Mon 26. I'm like I'm going to grad school. So I did my I year experience then I spent two and a half years on CPI and that was brutal to pass. >> Now I'm just >> How old are you? 35. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Have you had any addiction problems or anything like that? >> No. I mean I was honest with my daughter like with the whole Xanax thing. I have lost my house in San Diego to After that, I lost my way. I had my first 23 years old enough. >> So, like I never had a reason not to trust what they did to me like it was unacceptable. I mean I see a lot of addiction problems and a lot of the people that I encounter uh that have you know DUIs that are drugreated. It comes from them dependent on you know they they get dependent on their their pain meds and then when they are no longer available they start using heroin and other uh illegal drugs fentanyl and stuff. >> Have you experienced anything like that from >> No. >> No. Have you ever used stuff like that? cuz I don't know what the circumstance was, but we do have a history with you and our cat system from like it's coming up as an overdose call, but doesn't necessarily mean that was an overdose. Have you ever been to arcane or anything like that? >> I was I do [Music] whatever when I was surgery, >> I had a doctor. I had tolerance. They obviously I didn't wake up sick or anything like I wasn't trying to just [Music] name. >> Okay. >> So, I have >> Okay. >> But you haven't had any heavy relapse at all? >> No. >> No. Okay. So, here's what I'm going to have you do. All right. Again, I'm going to hold this card up to the side of your face. >> Um, I'm going to try and light this card with my thumb. All right. It shouldn't affect you at all. I'm just trying to get a good gauge of your pupil sizes. So, try to keep your eyes as wide as possible. I don't think this is going to work with this pen just because of uh it's a little bit on the dimmer side, but I want to give it a shot. Okay. All right. So, left eye first. Make your eyes nice and wide for me. You ready? All right. Oh, there's no way I'm going to see your puples. Can you tilt your head just slightly up? I look like I feel like you're looking at my belly button. All right. You ready? All right. Here we go. All right. So, this other light that we have, right, it's a black light. All right, it's going to make your people shine. I have to try this other way first before I go to this. It's not going to mess up your eye. I assure you, okay? You're not going to die from a a black light. All right? So, again, we're going to do your left eye first. Please just keep your eyes wide and open for me. Ready? Ready? Okay. Ready. [Music] That works. Pretty good. All right. So, this other one I'm going to do now is um I'm going to be shining this light directly into your eyes. It's not the most pleasant thing, but it's not going to harm you. All right? It's not infrared or anything. >> All right? I need you to try your absolute best. Otherwise, we're going to have to start this whole time in here over again. Try to keep your eyes nice and wide and open before. You understand? All right. So, I'm going to be doing your left eye first. Keep it nice, wide, and open. Are you ready? All right. You said no can just last week [Music] to sleep. >> All right. Uh you're right right now. All right. You ready? 1 2 3. >> Open your eyes. I know it's uncomfortable. Thank you so much. >> All right. We're going to take a walk in the other room. You Just hang out there for one second. >> Yeah. >> I got about 10 more minutes and I'm going to be done. >> All right. I will be following the address. I will give you the address. Do me a favor. Your mouth go and lift up your tongue and everything nice and wide for me. >> Very good. Tilt your head back. >> Have you snore anything? >> No, I went to actually ENT for a third one to do an allergy test cuz I had gotten new surgery. I just can't do doctors anymore. Now it's like the opthalmologist, the neurologist and I don't want my nose fixed because it looks horrible in pictures and it bothers me so much. Okay. >> Yes. Oh god, it's so hot. And wearing gloves is horrible. >> Oh, I know. I have my hair relations, too. And that was never fun. tax season's even less fun >> and then I don't want to pay you more which I get with like maybe up for my salary. I shouldn't have to take my hourly rate for 3 and 1/2 months for tax season. Isn't this ridiculous? >> Okay, so this is the end here. Um these are just mostly questions about any type of usage whether it's medication um and Just take a seat right there for a moment. >> Open it. Like the tape. Okay. So, you really don't have to get crazy with these at all. >> Okay. >> All right. Give her this. >> All right, miss. What you're going to do is these cells over here, they're much more private. Okay. We're not going to be sitting here watching you, but the lab results are going to show whether or not you scooped anything out of the toilet. So, make sure you don't I just want to warn you. Obviously, people have done this. All right? It's got to just be urine. Put as much in there as you possibly can. You can relax in there. Give it a couple moments. Do whatever you need to do. But uh we're not going to be observing you in that cell. All right? You're gonna be in cell one. >> That press took or something. >> Do not worry about what the test results are that come out. All right? For the most part, that just um shows that you you have been on something, but you got to understand you're prescribed most of this stuff. You're not going to be charged. We're not charging you criminally today. >> All right? depending on like the circumstances right now. If I determine that you are under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance, then I'd be charging you for use of a controlled dangerous substance. We're not doing that. I don't care. All right? I'm not going that route. Um, it doesn't confirm or deny whether or not you're impaired right now. I have to go over my notes. It's got to be reviewed by another DR, another drug record expert and then we collectively come together on whether or not your impairment is due to u medical >> or maybe med medication or drugs. All right, that's that just confirms that if if let's say I say you're under the influence of I don't know some crazy PCP and I call that then that just kind of confirms it. But it doesn't it doesn't make you guilty of anything when this comes down to it is about my observations and the everything that you just did. I can tell you now you did the the psychophysical test you did phenomenal clear as that. Okay. All right. I can't give you legal advice. All I can tell you is if you don't provide the urine, we are going to apply for a blood draw. I can't see the judge not giving it to us. I can't speak on behalf of the judge, but that is the next step. We have to take it as as as per pro protocol with the prosecutor's office. >> Okay. Yeah. All right. If you want to go right into that cell, um the one on the end come >> available for quick. >> Just do me a favor. Um >> we're actually going to close. Come come into this one here. We're not going to lock you in right this second. If if he comes in with the 41, we're going to have to. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Yep. >> So, relax yourself. Okay. You're not getting locked in here. This is just for your own privacy. All right. And try your absolute best. When you're done, don't just come out like >> All right. >> So, for these, >> you really don't need to get crazy with it because we have our own ways of doing chain command. I would just write the their name down that basic stuff. >> After you collect the sample first, >> fill this out first. Like right now, >> this goes over the bottle to seal it. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> The bottle goes in here with this piece of paper. >> Yeah, that makes sense. That soaks up any moisture. >> Yeah. >> That along with that cart goes into here. >> Okay. And that seals it. >> This seals it right over here. >> Okay. Okay. >> And then you do a property voucher and >> Yeah. The only ones I've done was like the sexual assault kits and everything. >> You're This is going to go in a refrigerator slot >> upstairs. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> This can get thrown out. >> Yeah. We don't need >> All right. >> And I'm s I'm assuming the card goes in there. >> West Valley. 101. >> He's coming in now. >> Okay. >> 993. Hello. >> Yeah, >> she's in one, but she's not locked in there. But she's >> she's not she's uh using for the DR test, so it's uh for her to use the restroom. >> Yeah. No, she's not really in one. So, all right. Thanks. Bye. Hey guys, >> how's it going? All right. If you could uh if you could uh make yourself decent and come out. >> She's going to go in too. It is what it is, but have you done this before? >> Uhuh. >> Okay. >> That one I have not. >> I know. I know, man. I know you're trying, but it is what it is. We're going to give you I'm going to have you go into that cell. All right. That way. So go ahead. I do have another kept away from you from sight to sound. Okay. All right. All right. This one doesn't work. It's just a back. Yeah. >> That's no plan. >> Not good. Dude, are you kidding me? >> Here, let me see. Try the green key. Did >> you? Oh my god. I can't lock it. >> How does it help? Yeah. Green one don't work. >> All right, miss. >> Sorry, we're going to put you in. >> I'm sorry. We're going back to this one. >> Thank you. >> Female's going into cell one now. >> Um, >> just hold on to this, I guess. >> Yeah, just hold on to it. We don't use this. >> Can you pull 16 report number, please? I'm going to probably if he's coming in here, >> you could do it wherever else. Call for >> man, you have the cup, right? Just in case. Okay. >> 136. Where you going? >> Probably right here. >> Can you reach out to an office downstairs? [Music] Black bench. This one. >> They're my cuffs. I'll be clearing the nature of property damage. Not Um, >> what did I do with that packet? >> It's okay. >> I don't know. I have it right here. >> We'll talk. It's really >> I go off. >> Yeah, you can go off. Make sure you also do. [Music] >> Is your dad home? >> He came. I'm sure he's somewhere to work from now. >> Okay. Cuz we um for me to release you back, I have to have him sign something for the John's law. Do you understand? >> What? >> We try to make this like an April Fool's joke. >> I wish. >> Only a few days off here. >> I wish. I wish. But uh I'm going to have to he's just going to have to sign something saying uh for for the liability. That's all. It's just so that he is >> I already beside myself with my health issues. So this is going to be >> all right. Well, I'll explain to him. Okay. The best desire possible. Are you >> in contact before we go? >> We will. Do you do you know his phone number off top of his head? >> All right. Hold on. Right down. I've done that around. Yeah. Yeah. >> What is it? >> All right. >> Joe, you good? >> Yep. Hey, can you um I put a number in my call. It's for Steven. It's the female's father. Can you just call to make sure he's home? Uh, so I can bring his daughter home. All right. Thank you. Now, tell him everything's okay. Just I I I'll speak to him when I get on scene. Okay. All right. Thank you. >> Throw this throw this out. >> Yes. >> Okay. He got you. That's okay. Give her this. This is mine. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you have backup? You have anyone else? >> My mom, but I think I'd rather stay here. >> Okay. Like if we can't the next step we can't get social is we go to like any houses that are social with knock doors like we can't do >> they would also have to they would also have to um understand that there's a liability that you you can't operate a vehicle >> for the next 12 hours. >> All right. So, you could uh facilitate that with that and somebody that will do that for you. We'll try that if your dad doesn't answer. >> Can I just get the number off my phone? >> Yeah, we can work that out. I can't let you ask. You got him. [Music] make a copy of this. I'll bring it back to you. >> Okay, I'm once we get in contact with her dad. If not, we'll ask a friend and bring her home or to come get her. Whatever we got to do. You >> okay? >> Yeah. >> Delious, baby. [Applause] [Applause] Good deal. Thank you. >> Good. Okay. >> Her name's your sister >> Dra. [Music] >> Okay. Ready? [Music] >> What' you say? I'm sorry. >> I'm very ready. You can throw that cup out in there. >> It's okay. >> Okay. Just give me a minute. Okay. Okay. All right. So, this is these are the two summones you're going to get. One's for the 450, which is the DUI. Okay. And one's for careless. All right. Uh, your court date is going to be 4:14 >> 2025 um at 10. You could call the court. So that's why I'm going to give you this. This is going to be your the case number and stuff. On the front, I'm patrolling Joe Chester 5158. On the front is our phone number. You could call that and ask for court and you could talk to them about a date if this doesn't work for you or anything like that. If something's come up or anything like that. Okay. >> Okay. Um, do you think it's smart to get alert just cuz I have my CPA? Yeah. I mean, I'm I can't tell you what to do, but you know, that's your own right. And you could do that to talk to them about that. Okay. >> Okay. So, that's your stuff. This is also yours. Your phone, your glasses. Okay. >> Okay. >> I don't not not let me know. >> But we can get um I'll be Do you have one at your dad's house? >> Uh yeah. Well, I have one in my car. I just I don't know my friend's number off the top of my head. >> Okay. Well, your dad's home, so then we'll go talk to him and then we'll we'll do that. Okay. >> You guys talk to him a little better. >> Yeah, I will. I'll talk to him. Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah, no problem. All right. You can come. We're going to go out to my car. Let's grab your stuff. >> You're welcome. I go on the other side. Yep. This the back again. Oh, we should call that for long heard of that. >> All right, just put your seatelt on for me. Okay. [Music] I can't hear you. Sorry. >> Um I don't know. But tomorrow you got to call headquarters with that number and then you're going to have to come in and get get it released to you. Okay. 58 Berkeley, can you open the West Sally port, please? >> Where? >> Oh, yeah. for the uh the call that happened last week. 58 Berkeley 101 starting >> 139 211. You could close west. Okay. Going to be Jackie. I'll talk to >> find out about the blood. >> After the officers completed their paperwork, she was eventually transported back to her father's residence. She was released to her father pending her court appearance after he signed the potential shared lady warning form on Chanel's behalf. >> Well, it didn't happen. >> April, April 14th only. >> Hello. Are Steven? Yeah. >> Hi. How you doing? >> I'm a patrolman drug tester. Nice to meet you. Um, so unfortunately your daughter, she got a DUI. She got arrested for DUI. We don't really know if it's a medical thing or something going on like that, but she failed the test when we performed everything. Okay. Just go easy on her. She's been very cooperative and everything like that. Okay. >> But what kind of test though? Like >> like field sobriety test. >> Like blood test? >> Not blood test? No, it was field sobbriety test. Uh, one. So, we got two calls prior into the day for aggressive driver that matched your daughter's vehicle. Um, as I was coming into work to come up here, I got stopped by a passer by buyer saying, "Hey, there's a female asleep at the wheel around the corner." And that's when I found your daughter. Okay. I was able to get your daughter up. We talked. Um, I started doing field sobriety tests and she failed them. So, at that result, she got arrested for DUI. The pro she doesn't have any alcohol. Like, there was no smell of alcohol in her or anything like that. We just don't know what it was, like if it was a medical condition, right? Or something along those lines. >> If she needed, she should call a lawyer. I said, "I can't tell you what to do, but that would be smart to to talk to a lawyer and go through that." I gave her the court date is on uh April 14th, but also I gave her my card that has her case number for this incident and on the front of that card is the phone number for Berkeley Township. So, she could call and request the court and see if if she needs to change the date or something like that because of any >> do they still have um they supply a cuz >> she can. Yeah, she >> she has no income. >> Yep. Yep. You could always call the court. You could always call the court and say, "I don't have an attorney. Can you provide me one?" You know what I mean? And do that. supporting or really >> stretching my budget >> 100% breaking point >> 100%. So that's what you can do and then you talk and tell them everything. I can't tell you what to do, but I could at least tell you tell them what happened. >> Where's her car? >> Uh her car is now impounded right now tomorrow after 12 hours. That's where I'm going to have you sign this. This is a liability thing. So it's just saying that she can't drive for 12 hours. You know, she can't go anything like that. So it's just a liability. So, I'm going to have you sign that you're going to take control for your daughter and that in tomorrow in 12 hours she could call this number on the front of this card, which is Berkeley Township, and say, "Hey, um, I would like to pick up my car." And on the front here is the number there, that 732 number right there. >> Call this and tell them, >> "Hey, the carounded and pounded." Tell me where it name stuff like that. They'll tell you where it is and um go to the headquarters to be able to pick it up and stuff like that. Okay. All right. So, that that's that. So, um, for this part, I sell stuff I told you I was sewing for hours. >> It's probably not very believable these days. >> I'll just use his >> Yeah, use mine. So, you're just going to print here your street address, your city and state. All right. And then I acknowledge this potential liability warning. Sit down. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I can read it. Yep. No problem. Yep. No problem. So, this part I'm going to fill out. This is all her information up here. Uh, then my information. So, I'll fill all this out. This part here is just your name, your street address, your city, and then you >> You want me to print here? >> Yep. Print there for me. And then your street address where you live. And then city and state, New Jersey. You got first a state of medics in route. Correct. >> Okay. And here's a sign for your acknowledging the potential liability warning, which is just saying that you are taking custody of your daughter, and that's a refusal. You're not refusing. This is me, and this is your daughter's information that I'll fill out. Okay. Okay. >> All right. I appreciate you. Uh, thank you. Um, yeah. So hopefully she gets some sleep and she'll contact tomorrow the courts. This card here. Um contact >> you contact the courts on on the weekend. >> Um no. I'm sorry. I forgot I thought today. Uh Monday. Have her call Monday and say, "Hey, this is what happened. This is the case number. Can I talk to the courts? I need a a lawyer because I can't afford one and all that stuff." Okay. >> So this >> So this is her case number 25-0000865. >> That's just >> that's an incident number. That's all it was. It was incident or accident. She didn't she didn't get involved in no accident. There's nothing along those lines like that. Nothing like that. Okay. No injuries, no nothing. >> So it's 25- 0865. >> Yep. I'm patrolman Joe Chester and that's my badge number 5158. Okay. >> So that that's just for your car tomorrow. >> You get a car tomorrow. So call that number. So I mean tomorrow will be 12 hours. You call dispatch. They'll be there. Just be like, "Hey, >> where is the impound?" >> Uh that just whoever comes picks it up and then they put it. They don't tell us and they don't tell them because we've had incidents of pass where they told and the people go and stole their car, you know, back from them in the lot. So they don't tell us anymore. So that's So all I do is I just print out the paper. I send it to dispatch. I put it in there and then when you call tomorrow and say, "Hey, it's been 12 hours." >> Sure. I got to pay to get it out. >> Most likely. Yeah. >> Most likely. >> Yeah. Yeah. So I don't know that price or anything like that either. >> It's a shame because we have triple. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So um so I would call uh call that tomorrow. just say, "Hey, um, my >> the front number." >> Yep. That front number. >> Is this the same number that she needs to call? >> Yep. >> When she needs a >> for the attorney and stuff. Yep. So, she could call that number and ask to go down the courts. >> Wait. Ask what >> to go call that number, which puts you to dispatch. So, you're going to call this front number. It's going to give you a uh like a registry like zero to go to dispatch, one for this, one for that, one for that. >> I just called you. >> Oh, did you? Okay. >> But my her mother called. Okay. >> So, I hung up. >> Okay. Yeah. And I get off the phone with you and I was just ready to call you again because I was getting worried. Yeah. Yeah. >> And you called. Yeah. Okay. Yep. So that number they'll call you. Hit zero. Sends the dispatch. Just say, "Hey, I would like to pick up my daughter's car. This is what it is. This was the case number. They could look it up. Okay. In sheet. All right. Come in. Here's the impound sheet. Sign over and then you can go get it. >> Have to go to the police station." >> Yeah. Most likely cuz you're going to have to sign it. So if you even want to go there and just say and call the phone down in the lobby and say, "Hey, I'm here to pick up my daughter's car or whatever." and they could release it to you or whatever like that. She might have to come cuz it's registered in her name, I believe. Right. >> Yeah, it's her. >> Yeah. So, she might have to come. I I You could call first and say, "Hey, do my does my daughter have to be there for me to sign the car out?" I would ask that first. Um then after that on Monday, you could call that number >> again and say, "I need >> go to go to dispatch and ask for courts and they'll transfer you down the courts and just say, "Hey, my daughter can't afford attorney. Can she be provided one? This is her court date. That was her case number. She was issued these two summones." So, where's the court dates on here? >> Court date is on her summones that she has. It's the tickets. It's uh 4 4:14 2025. So, at 10:00, but she could call and if there's something conflicting or something like that, you could probably get it changed and all that stuff. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. Thank you. No problem. Thank you. Chanel was issued the following traffic tickets operating under the influence 39450 careless driving 39 for97. Chanel was later arrested again for a subsequent DWA in Tom's River, New Jersey on April 7th, 2025. >> You're welcome. All right. Feel better. Okay. Try to get try to get some sleep and stuff. Okay. All right. If you have any more questions, just give us a call on that number there. Or if you have an emergency, call 911. Okay. All right. You all have a good day now.