Hi Louis. Please like, subscribe and consider supporting our channel. The full raw uncensored no, no captions and of this body footage can be found in the description. Please consider joining our Patreon mobile activities fully reporting like this. Sharing this video because it is intended to illustrate the consequences of driving under and discourage others doing so. Defendants are considered innocent until proven guilty. Thank you all for the support. All right. What we What we got? >> All right. I'm kind of trying to figure out one of the boys from this is her daughter. What happen is they get this truck gets hit by that uh for >> Yeah. >> minor minor damage. She doesn't even want to do anything on it. But they get into a rubble. She parks the car. Jump on this trail. All right. Now we're trying to figure out who who actually took off she wasn't working but she was here and the owner was accused >> around 5:50 p.m. on April 26, 2024. Officers with the Middletown Township Police Department were dispatched to the parking lot of 375 State Route 36 on a report of a motor vehicle accident. The officers were informed that Jennifer Bee Healey, an employee of Poside Bar and Liquors, had attempted to drive away in a 2021 Ford Explorer while she was impaired. After she struck a 2014 Chevy Silverado, she left her phone in her car and fled the scene on foot with her beagle dog named Brandy. >> Oh god. >> She's going to try to walk to my stepdad for mom. >> Um, >> but that's her car. >> Yeah, that's her car. She's with my dog. Um, I think it's definitely I don't know the exact number. Okay. Wait, I have a number. >> Oh, yeah. >> My bad. I was just trying to give you I was giving you a call to try to figure out >> what you pull my cell phone. >> Oh, I didn't even see it. I'm sorry. >> This is your daughter. >> Patrolman Peter Bracken arrived on scene around 6:10 p.m. and made contact with her daughter who had taken an Uber there. The owner of the Chevy Silverado did not want to file an insurance claim against the woman who struck his car after her daughter advised patrolman Bracken where Jennifer may be headed. Patrolman Kenneth Ross and Sloio to Courtney located Jennifer walking on the Henry Hudson bike trail in the vicinity of Thompson Avenue >> after the accident. I guess she calls her daughter. You still have her daughter out there. to see if she can check her location. I'm 36 now. Headed over toward >> I think she left the phone here, right? >> Left the phone in the car. >> She might check anything. She's doing that. Mom must be driving the car for whatever reason. Takes this truck from behind. Uh then mom takes her panics obviously mom hung up on her. Um and she was like >> Where did it happen? Over here or >> right here? >> Yeah. >> Um this one I witnessed something. I got to go talk to her. Um I the site owners stuff. This is I think it's over here. >> All right. camera. >> Where'd she actually hit the car? >> Uh, bumper >> left corner in this area. They heard a nice crack. Her her license plate fell. I mean, it's really >> a little baby, dude. It's It's nothing, dude. There's a couple right here. >> Yeah. Yeah. I see. museum and her license plate came on. >> Yeah. [Applause] >> I don't know what we did with it. Throw it in the car. >> Yeah. How about 582? What color is the beagle? >> Should be a brown uh brown. >> White and brown by any chance? >> I think Scott. >> Yeah, white and brown. Dog's name is Brandy. The mom should be a blonde woman. Right back. So I pulled that pulled in. The guy in the U-Haul was towing a trailer with a car. As you can see here, he was making his turn. He didn't cut it wide enough. There was no for me to go. I gave him a little bit of room >> and all of a sudden the >> I said, "What the hell is that?" And they honked at each other and I guess she got upset and thought I was pulling over. So she went to go around me, but there's there's nowhere to go. So she just she bumped into me. It was just a slight bump and and that was it. >> All right. >> Yeah. Still got to do something about it. You know what I mean? >> I'm okay. I'm okay. for the little baby down. I can >> take on the welfare check. I'm out checking 36 mph. I think I got it. >> Yes, I do. >> Yeah, >> there's not much more to do here. Yeah, >> she was very combative. I tried to calm her down. I was see I'm in the middle of this. I used to be on me personally used to but it's just being I tried to calm her down. I was like calm down. Calm down. I like literally go like this. >> You see all the way to this side here. I was trying to go to what was for dinner. We both fall to the side. >> Uh not all. No, you should be good. Yeah, >> everything's good. All right. Thanks, guys. I appreciate it. >> You got it. You put all this stuff in there. >> Yeah, it's all in there. [Music] I'll be >> I was like trying to record her. She tried to reverse the back >> person. She She's got her daughter. She's really upset still. So, you want me to just >> How did she get here? >> An Uber brought her so I can drive the daughter home. >> She just worried about her mom. >> Yeah. >> Um, how is she in high school? Still >> 17. Yeah. 16, I think. Cuz I don't think she >> But Linda, who works for me, is we have her daughter. Do you have any information? >> Jen's cell phone is still in the car now. Her daughter has it cuz she has a code in the car. Okay. >> Someone's looking for her. >> Yeah, we're trying to find her. [Music] >> Can you give me a first name for the child, please? >> Did you see where the license plate went? >> He He was holding it in case she took off and she jumped in and said, "My brother's an officer." He's like, >> "That was going off, but they did throw it." >> Okay. appreciate the help. >> Thank you. >> She's going to give he's You said you would give her her her daughter a ride home. >> Yeah, I just with her daughter and we'll be her daughter's very worried. So, >> um >> Yeah. >> Uh I think we found her. >> Okay, good. >> So, where where' they go? Back to >> Yes. But I don't think I don't really think if if you think you found her, then I'll let her daughter know her down. I don't really feel comfortable about bringing her daughter to the house right now or something. >> No, I don't think >> so. I'll try to keep her here and maybe feed her and get her home a little later. I I don't really She's in this upset. >> Not the daughter. She has But she >> I'm going to go over there. >> Okay. If you know D E V I >> Yes, >> I have. >> Okay, you guys should be good to go if you guys want to head out. >> My mom knows your dad. >> Yeah, who's your mom? [Music] 3135 unit at the Walgreens. Do we have someone that can secure the dog? >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. No, I got you. Okay. >> I'm going to head out. I'm going to head over there. All right. Hi. >> How are you, ma'am? >> You're not home. You're so worried about my daughter. Why don't you give me my daughter? >> I'm not going to go home. >> Why not? >> Cuz I'm not going to. cuz you're so worried about my daughter, but yet you're that whole hung up against me that you don't want to help me. You want to be a dick to me. >> What's going on, ma'am? What happened today? >> My dad's in the middle. >> Okay, we're not asking you about that. What's going on today, ma'am? Where are you coming from? >> Nothing. I just try to get a bite to eat at the place I work. >> Where's the place that you work at, man? Portide. >> Portide. >> Portide. Somebody stole my drink there. So, I walked down. I walked my dog cuz my boss got you. >> How'd you get to Portide? >> I drove there. How'd you What car did you drive there? >> A Ford Explorer. >> A Ford Explorer. Were you involved in a motor vehicle crash, ma'am? >> Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. All right. >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. >> Absolutely not. >> Courtney, is uh her daughter on scene? >> Yeah. >> Have her come down here and pick up the dog. >> My daughter can't be on scene. >> 15. >> Huh? >> She's 15. >> She's 15. >> All right. Give me a sec. Yes, you were. She asked her to pick her up. >> Uh, no. She asked her to call her an Uber. >> Uhhuh. >> So I guess she went there to call her mom an Uber somehow. >> Uhhuh. >> And then mom got involved. Whatever. She got involved with >> I didn't get involved in anything. I just said I'll park my car. >> All right, man. Do you have someone that could come pick up the dog? >> Why Why do I have to do that? Like what do you have a What do you What's your big beef? Like my my cousin's your son. >> I don't care about your cousin. I asked if you have somebody to come pick up your thought. All right. So if not, we're going to call animal control and we're going to take because you're going to be placed under arrest, man. for drunk driving. Yes. For leaving the scene of an accident. >> For also leaving the scene of an accident. >> Leave a scene of an accident. >> So you're just walking down Highway 36. >> My car has been parked at port side for the last 45 55 minutes. I was not involved in motor. >> So where are you coming from right now? >> I'm not involved in >> I'm asking where are you coming from vehicle accident? Call my daughter. Call her. >> All right. Give me a second. Let me talk animal control here and she's 41. >> All right. Stay right there, ma'am. count or 31358 any unit at the Walgreens. Do we have someone that could secure the dog? I'm going to call Kenny Ross. >> You can actually disregard Long Branch. Failed to inform me that the father is almost at their headquarters. He's about a minute now. [Applause] >> Patrolman Bracken headed over to that location shortly afterwards. As he was speaking with Jennifer, he detected the odor of alcohol and observed other indicators of impairment. As Sleo to took possession of the brandy, she slipped out of her leash and ran away from Jennifer. Patrolman Bracken escorted Jennifer to another location to administer field sobriety exercises. She was unable to complete the walk and turn test or one leg stand test satisfactoryy. I didn't think she was walking home. I've been walking home since you good. Whatever. You're a little bit of a like rough nut. >> Yeah, you are. You're not nice. You don't have a good best manner. All right. Uh uh where's uh Bhowski? Anybody? Anybody that knows me? How about you? >> What's up? >> Oh, no. >> Hi. >> Hi. So, you were driving the car. So, we're going to >> No, I wasn't driving the car. The car has been parked for over 45 minutes. >> Don't argue about this. Okay. >> Sure. >> You're a grown lady. Okay. We're going to do SFSP test. Okay. >> Sure. You're not selling at all. >> I haven't I My car's been parked for 45 minutes. 45 minutes. >> Yeah. >> All right, man. We just got a report that your boss is saying that she sent you home because you showed up to work intoxicated. When she sent you home from work, let me finish today. >> Let me finish. She said when she told you to go home, you got in a car, they tried to stop you from driving and you got into a motor vehicle crash. So, what we're going to do right now, ma'am, we're going to do field sobriety test to determine if you are intoxicated. If you are intoxicated, you will be placed under arrest for drunk driving. That's great. >> Okay. So, if you don't mind, I will take the dog, man. >> I haven't driven in over an hour. >> Okay. Not a problem. >> My car has been parked in that place for a long [ __ ] >> Okay, ma'am. Just right this way, please. >> Okay. Stand over here. Can you want me to do it? You got it. >> I'll do I'm sure. Can you call buddy? >> No, we're not calling little buddy, ma'am. >> It doesn't work. God forbid you asked anybody for like a recommendation. >> Recommendation for what, man? >> For my character. >> Your character? You walked away from the motor vehicle crash. >> All right, relax. Everyone relax. Everyone relax. >> Been parked in push for over an hour. >> Come here, buddy. >> Yeah, your dog's about to take off. >> That's on you. Wait. >> All right. Go ahead. Do the field sobriety assessment. >> Randy, sit down. Brandy, come here. Come here. >> Hey, buddy. >> You ready for >> Hold on. Don't chase it. Don't chase it. Don't chase it. Don't chase it. Don't chase it. Don't chase it. >> Ma'am, you want to call your dog? >> Randy. Oh, hell no. He's gone. Oh, boy. Oh, no. No. Oh, no. This is it. Yep. Just ran out of the way. Hold on. That's on you guys, not me. Blame me for that. >> Okay. >> My my my great uncle is a retired NY middle town police department. You guys are like my father was a Middletown prosecutor for years. I don't understand what your beef is with me. I left my car back there 45 minutes >> after you hit a car and left. >> I didn't hit a car. I didn't hit a car. That's that how I didn't hit a car. >> Okay, ma'am. All right, we're going to do we're going to do Sanderfield test with you. Okay. >> I didn't hit a car. What proof do you have of me hitting a car? >> What proof do you have of me hitting >> Turn around and face this way, please? >> Sure. I didn't hit a car, though. I didn't hit a car. >> I am going to read this aloud and demonstrate. Okay. Don't move until I tell you to do so. You're going to put your foot on the left line. Pretend there's an imaginary line in front of you. Put your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot with the heel of your right foot touching the toe of your left foot. >> That's [ __ ] like I didn't hit a car. >> Place your arms at your side. Keep them at this position until you're asked to begin. >> I didn't hit a car. I didn't hit a car. I didn't hit a car. Where's the proof that I hit a car? >> Place your arms at your side until keep this position until you are asked to begin. >> Okay. I I didn't hit a car, though. I didn't hit a car. I didn't hit a car, though. I'm telling you right now, I did not hit a car. >> Do not start to walk until I ask you to do so. Do you understand? >> When I ask you to start, take nine heloto steps down the line. Turn around and take near uh nine helo toe steps back. When you turn, keep your left foot on the line and turn left by taking a series of small steps with your other foot. Okay. >> I told you. >> Sorry. >> So, say your left to nine. You're going to go like this >> and then take non >> while you're walking. Keep your arms at your side. >> Count your steps aloud. Once you start walking, do not stop until you have completed the test. Count the first step aloud from heel to toe position as one. Do you understand? >> You may begin the test, sir. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 There's clock out here. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 dark 16 I wear contact lenses 17 18 I'm not on the road I let my car >> for [ __ ] two miles I don't know what you guys want for me >> it's [ __ ] funny >> all right ma'am we're going to >> somebody worth picking on >> take your hands out your pockets we're going to do another test okay >> why are you picking on so somebody worth picking on >> why are you picking on so many I have a middle problem. >> Ma'am, turn around. >> Sure. >> Do you have any leg injuries? Any hip problems? >> I have hip problems. >> Okay. And which hips? >> Right. >> Okay. >> Expressively. Yep. >> We're going to do the onelegged stand now. Okay. >> I'm going to demonstrate. Okay. >> On Highway 36, you got the dog. Do not ma'am. >> Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> Right here, please. >> I asked you have like your hands feet together, hands down your side. >> Stand with your feet together and your arms down on your side. >> Do not start the test. >> Do not start the test until I tell you to do so. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Sure. When I tell you to begin, raise one leg, either one, approximately 6 in off the ground with your toe pointed up. Your >> pavement even. Is that fair? >> Good. >> Pretty even. >> It's pretty even. Keep both legs straight and your arms at your side. While holding this position, count aloud in the following manner. 100,00 1,002 1003 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> So, like this. >> Yeah, I got you. 1,00 1,002 1000 No, I I didn't say start yet. >> If you put your foot down, raise it up. Raise it back up and continue counting for where you left off. Do you understand? >> Not really, but I'll give it another shot. >> You want me to explain it again? >> No. You're asking me to like put my head down, start counting, and lift the leg up. >> No, you start counting when you lift your leg up and look at your foot. >> Okay, that's great. >> Do you understand? >> Partially. >> Stand with your feet together. and your arms down at your side. >> How about you do it? How about you do it? >> I'm literally demonstrating it to you. >> Go ahead. Do it then. >> 100,00 1,002 1003 1004, 105, 10006, 10007,000 10. >> Okay. >> Like that until you until he tells you to stop. >> Okay. Do you understand now? >> Sure. >> You may begin the test. 1,00 1,002 1003 100,004 100,005 1006 1007 This is my bad 1008 1009 10 >> All right, ma'am. So >> based on her motor vehicle crash, the odor of alcohol, and her inability to complete the field sobriety exercises, patrolman Bracken placed Jennifer under arrest for driving under the influence. As they attempted to place her in the patrol car, Jennifer kicked the officers. Her vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold according to John's law. Patrolman Bracken transported Jennifer to the Middletown Township Police Department for further processing. You did not pass either one of the tests, so you're going to be placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. >> Okay. >> I'm not driving. I was walking with my dog. Place your hands behind your back. >> I'm walking with my [ __ ] dog. I'm walking with my dog. I wasn't driving. You're liars. You guys are liars. You're [ __ ] liars. How about that? You're lying. You're lying. How about moving still so you can lock You're lying. I wasn't driving. Liars. I wasn't driving. You liars. I was not driving. How about you [ __ ] admit you were lying? >> Crash your car. You fled the scene of a crash. >> I [ __ ] did crash my car. >> You're being charged with DWI. You're being charged with leaving the scene of an accident. You're being charged with faith. >> That's not true. My car is >> We have witnesses. >> I did not crash my car. I did not crash my [ __ ] car right here. >> I did not crash my [ __ ] car. I did not see a seat of an accident. >> Yep. [ __ ] >> Do you have anything in your pocket that's going to stick in your pocket or anything? >> Oh, no. Some money maybe. Don't worry about it. >> What's in your back pocket? What's in your back pocket? Don't reach. Let go. your [ __ ] keys to my car that I didn't drive. You [ __ ] lying about it. You lied. I didn't drive my [ __ ] car. >> Stop moving. >> Shut the [ __ ] up, man. >> You scumbag. I got a kid. I'm [ __ ] got it. I I get out of the car and pat her down like you're supposed to. We're against the car. >> Stand against the car and do not move. If you move, we're going to up the charges to resisting an obstruction. You understand? >> Go hide, [ __ ] You guys are scumbags. I didn't [ __ ] drive my car and you know it. You know it. You know I didn't drive my car and you guys are [ __ ] have nothing else to do. Give me my money. Count it right in front of me, [ __ ] Count it. Count it right in front of me. No. Count it. Count it. Go [ __ ] >> You You're getting another. >> Count it. Go ahead. Count my [ __ ] money. Count my [ __ ] money behind me. I did nothing wrong. >> Now you're getting charged. >> Count it. Go ahead. Go [ __ ] ahead, [ __ ] I know everybody in Miltown. Count my money in front of me. Count my money, you stupid. Go ahead, pull me out of the car, you [ __ ] count my money in the car now. >> Count my money. Count my money in front of me. >> Count my money in front of me. Count it. Count it. Go ahead. Fisher. [ __ ] You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. Thanks. I'm sorry. >> All right. >> [ __ ] money. You [ __ ] count it. Count it. You [ __ ] scumbag. [ __ ] count it. >> It's going rain a bag right now. >> Count it. Count it. You [ __ ] sl You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You know, your daughter's really worried about you. You know that? Go ahead and have 33 414 in the Valley. >> [ __ ] stumb. Also, you have 17 location, [ __ ] >> 414 the county [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I'll be transporting one female 41 from this location to headquarters. Start mileage is 3279. Oh man. Please come. [Music] You treat me like I'm a [ __ ] felony. I'm not a [ __ ] felony. You're an [ __ ] How about that? >> Okay. >> How about you [ __ ] I was walking my dog home. I'm not [ __ ] driving my [ __ ] car. I didn't hit anybody. That's a lie. How about presumed innocent till guilty? You're an [ __ ] dude. You're [ __ ] my life up. I got to get to work tomorrow. You're a little piece of [ __ ] Glad you [ __ ] found [ __ ] somebody and [ __ ] Glad you [ __ ] found something to hold on to. Glad you have something in house like [ __ ] life cuz you're a [ __ ] loser. >> Yes, ma'am. >> That I am 37 JR's on the way. My [ __ ] car is right there. I never anybody. You're a [ __ ] lion sack of [ __ ] Walking home. It's [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] dog. >> I want my call. Give me my [ __ ] call. Give me my one [ __ ] call, please. >> Where's your phone? >> Give me my call. Left in my car. It wasn't that much concerned about it cuz I didn't do anything wrong. I walked over my dog. My [ __ ] car, [ __ ] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> I didn't hear what you said. >> I didn't say anything. Okay. >> I wanted to [ __ ] make my call. My [ __ ] cousins are Middletown retirees. You called one of them. I'm [ __ ] ashamed of you right now harassing me. I didn't do nothing wrong. I was walking home with my dog along Route 36. I didn't have an accident at all. That's a lie. You guys lie to [ __ ] make your case. You guys are [ __ ] liars. You're a [ __ ] liar. You're a [ __ ] liar. You're a liar, [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] liar. You [ __ ] lie. You lie and make people look bad. I hope you're happy. I just [ __ ] want try to walk home with my dog. Where's my dog? Where's my dog, [ __ ] >> I don't know. I have you. >> I have you in the car. >> You don't care about people. You're just a piece of [ __ ] I'm walking along side of the roads and you got a tip and you [ __ ] arrest me out any [ __ ] war. You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] You [ __ ] took my dog from me. I was walking home. I was bothering no one. >> Okay, ma'am. >> [ __ ] you. You're [ __ ] [ __ ] I did nothing wrong. You have nothing on me. [ __ ] scumbag. You [ __ ] lied. Make yourself look why make yourself look happy new year to you. >> Happy new year so many [ __ ] I did nothing to you. I was walking home with my car, not bothering anyone. I didn't have an accident >> after you hit a car. Yeah, you parked after you hit a car. >> No, that's not true, dude. That's not true. And uh you're presuming I'm [ __ ] guilty now. I'm locked up and I'm [ __ ] [ __ ] sad here. You're [ __ ] [ __ ] up, man. You're wrong. You're wrong. There should be some justice for someone like me. Give me a [ __ ] phone. I'm calling Tony Perry. Get me the [ __ ] phone the minute I get in that [ __ ] place. You get me? Call [ __ ] somebody for me cuz you're a liar. [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You'll get a call after you get processed and everything. >> You're a [ __ ] novice. My [ __ ] cousin retired from Milton Police Department and you're a [ __ ] nobody and you're trying to [ __ ] be somebody who's nothing but an [ __ ] to somebody like me. You're being an [ __ ] You're like you're like, "Oh, wow. You're a [ __ ] good guy." You're not a good guy when you [ __ ] treat the good guys like [ __ ] So your job means [ __ ] when you treat a good guy like [ __ ] Like [ __ ] you. You're [ __ ] nothing. You [ __ ] suck. You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] man. You're being so mean to me, it's not even [ __ ] funny. I [ __ ] don't like you. I wish a good thing about you. You're not nice. You're not a nice person. And middle town is getting too big for you to populate. You're going to actually have to actually work when all these people move in. You're going to actually have to work. Oh wow. Got easy street this [ __ ] little. Now you have to actually [ __ ] work. Oh, poor baby. Poor baby. Got to collect a big paycheck doing nothing. But now you have to do something. Isn't that funny? Isn't that funny? You have to actually like work. Wow. Got a lot of infiltrates into here. Got a lot of people infiltrating into here like nobody's [ __ ] business. And I want my [ __ ] uncle when I get in there. Forget it. Shake your head all you want. My father [ __ ] was a prosecutor here all my [ __ ] life. I'm not a bad person. You're just being a dick to me. I don't [ __ ] stand up for my [ __ ] race cuz you're a [ __ ] [ __ ] I was walking my dog home and you decided to [ __ ] be a dick. I didn't [ __ ] hit a car. Prove it, [ __ ] Somebody else in the bar, you [ __ ] [ __ ] Not me. Not me. 41 Park County arriving at headquarters. Ending is 32182 tac 9 in lic coming up this alley port please. >> How about buddy vambico or rich somebody I know. How about you [ __ ] copying a little [ __ ] Like like why do you earn your [ __ ] salary? >> 414 to 358 or 78. Did you find the dog? >> Why you earn your [ __ ] salary, [ __ ] Oh, I need the [ __ ] up, man. You're [ __ ] weird, is it? That's [ __ ] That's [ __ ] weird as [ __ ] man. That is [ __ ] weird. You're [ __ ] You're Darn [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Walking my [ __ ] dog home and you know it. And you know it. I was walking my dog home. You [ __ ] [ __ ] You got nothing better to do. Glad you [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She had jewelry on. >> Uh I I just I just checked her pockets and everything. I didn't I'm still on by the way. Right now Got my 100 bucks in there. How about the money you sold for me? My [ __ ] money, dude. >> It's in here. >> It's in here with your keys. >> Is it my [ __ ] money, [ __ ] That's nothing to do. Why is it taking so long? Why is it taking so [ __ ] long? Get the [ __ ] out of here. Do you grow up in town? No, you didn't. Did you? That's why you have no respect for someone that did. You didn't grow up here. You didn't grow up here. I did. I did nothing wrong. I was walking my dog home on the trail and you know it. You're just >> Can you talk to her at all? >> Um, she's just cursing me out. I can try. >> Well, I'm going to talk to her. Is she going Is she listening or not? >> Uh, try kind of calm down. in here. Uh Jack, I believe so. I I don't have her ID or anything. Watch out. She's not seeing I just try to She was trying to kill us and stop. >> Hi, miss. >> How are you? >> My name is D. >> Stay in the car. >> One second. Sure. >> I'm just going to try to read something to you. Okay. >> Are you Are you hurt at all right now? Are you hurt? Patrolman Daniel Flanigan read Jennifer the standard statement for motor vehicle operators in the Sally port, but she refused to submit breath samples while being processed. Jennifer was belligerent and uncooperative. Surveillance footage confirmed that she even flushed socks down the toilet she was in a cell. After she was photographed and fingerprinted, Jennifer was transported by patrolman Bracken and Ross to the Mammoth County Correctional Institution. No, except for the handcuffs. >> Well, we're going to get those off in one. We're going to get those off in one second. Okay. I was walking my dog home. >> I just have to read you something real quick. Okay. >> Yeah, you go ahead. >> So, just hear me out. Wait till I'm done and then I'll answer any questions you have. Okay. So, just know we're being recorded. Okay. >> So, you've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. >> Hold on one second. >> We're going to talk that about that in a minute. I requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of the breath samples, including the test results, will be made. >> Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. 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 the independent samples of your breath. >> Blood or urine for independent testing sample samples of of your breath. You will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. The court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while toxic. I was not driving. I was walking with my dog. >> If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be various penalties. You're good. >> Uh including license reification of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000. My father was an attorney. >> That's great. In addiction, interlock device and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties by the driving for any other offense. >> You have no legal right to have an attorney in your position 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 here. I wasn't driving. >> Any response from taking the drivers? >> Any response? >> I'm not taking it. >> That is a big condition in any respect >> to my request that provide breath samples which is a refusal to submit the breath testing. >> You're sorry. You're going to jail anyway. >> Uh testing. >> Where's Buddy Bomb? >> He's not going to like you either. If my instructions do not properly perform the test, you do not provide sufficient breath samples. was a charge from refusing me. >> Yeah, I'm not trying to. >> I refute the law. Required you sub. Will you submit the samples to your driving? No, I won't. Cuz I wasn't driving my car. I wasn't driving my car. Out of the car. Get out of the car. your uh gun. Yeah. >> Not getting you guys are getting abused. You guys are getting abused. You guys are getting abused and [ __ ] charging. >> I know. I know. You know. Stay right there. Getting abused. You're getting abused. >> I got her. You can look up. Get this. Just don't break it on her. Don't move your head. >> I didn't move my head. >> All right. I'm just I'm reminding you. I'm reminding you. >> I'm just telling you. You [ __ ] [ __ ] up, dude. >> I know. I know. Two. She got two of them. >> Yeah, I know. >> She got two of them. >> One second. I'm going to get this. >> My [ __ ] arms hurt. >> Yeah, cuz you did it. >> I didn't do [ __ ] My phone. Shut the [ __ ] up. Shut the [ __ ] up, you [ __ ] Don't raise my arms again or I'll [ __ ] charge you with [ __ ] I'm going to charge you for [ __ ] abuse. You [ __ ] do it again. You [ __ ] raised my arms up one more [ __ ] time. You're a [ __ ] I'm glad you had your [ __ ] little [ __ ] little pow-wow in Middletown. Nothing happens. You make a huge salary. >> Oh, thank you. >> I'm making two huge salary. >> I would. If you can give me a raise, that'd be great. >> You don't deserve a raise. >> Okay. [Music] Thank you. >> One second. Don't move. I'm taking them off. >> Hold on. Don't move. Don't move. Got two. Two of them. Two of them. Coward. You piece of [ __ ] That's another charge right there. >> That's another charge. >> Yeah. You did that. You did that. Yeah. >> Yeah. You did that. >> Mhm. >> Love you too. >> Love you too. She answered no refusal. Uh, we'll use 18 51. >> Patrolman Ross issued Jennifer the following citations. Operating under the influence. Reckless driving. Careless driving. Refusal to submit to chemical test, failure to report an accident, leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage, failure to possess driver insurance card. She was also criminally charged by patrolman Bracken with simple assault to C 12:1 A1, obstructing the administration of law to C 29 to 1A, and resisting arrest to C 29-2 A1. [Music] 4414 arriving at MCCI. Ending is 322 0.4. arriving in mileage 32 0 target 167. Don't arrive. So, we did place your mom under arrest. Okay. And when we did that, the dog slipped out a leash and ran onto the trail. We're looking for him. I'm sure we'll find him. Um, I know it's not the best news, but um, we saw last time we saw him, he ran on the hanging trail. >> It's a girl in his home. >> It's a girl. Okay. I'm This is the leaf. >> Oh my god. >> How? It's a puppy, right? Look like a puppy. >> No, she's >> No, she's five. >> Okay. >> There's Brandy. >> Brandy. >> She's a girl. >> Is she chipped or anything? >> No. >> Like the microchip? Nothing. Okay. Does she have anything else on her >> or just that? Okay. >> What about who who else do you live with? It's your mom. Is your dad? >> No, my dad is in Montreal. >> My grandpa's at my house. My grandpa's old school. >> Okay. Um, >> so we we just have to make sure that whoever is responsible for you has the opportunity because you're a juvenile to, you know, tell us where they want you to go. >> I I trust Linda. I trust them >> at my house that I look at. Here's my grandma's home. I'm done. >> Okay. So, they'll drive you home. >> 100%. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. I can You can even come to my house with the dog. We can No, no, no. Here's what we're going to do. We're going to go look for the [ __ ] dog. You and I I'm >> I'm going to keep going up and down the trail. I am ready to like [ __ ] cry right now. >> It's a bad night. >> Holy [ __ ] balls. I'm sorry, Tatum, but we're going to find this [ __ ] dog. Okay. >> Is that you? >> Is that her? >> No, that's Gabby Mark and Dorian's daughter, right? My mother freaking beauty. This one gets out of the car. I'm like, when all everything that's going on, she gets out and I go, "Well, when did you get so freaking beautiful? She's 15. >> Holy crap." Oh, damn. We're going to find her. >> You'll find Are you are She might be microchips though. Are you just Are you sure, honey? Okay, >> Linda, what's your last name? >> You ready? >> W A L E N G E W I >> space C Z. >> You asked. >> Was my big old Polish last name. >> Um >> Oh my god. I'm gonna call real quick and make sure he's good with me letting you take her. >> I've got I got her right now. >> I just I have to make sure. >> No, no, no. I know. You got to do what you got to do. Do you need my phone number? >> Where where do you guys that we can go look for her? >> So, the last time I saw the dog in the Crustini parking lot. >> No, I don't know where that old pizza place on 36. >> My dog. >> Oh, wait. You're not First of all, he's not letting you leave without me anyway. So like right now you're in my >> custody so to speak out there looking and there's one of them's a K9 guy. So >> yeah, we're going to the [ __ ] dog took off. >> Yeah. Slipped the collar when uh they were trying to take the building. >> Do one job. >> I wasn't there. I wasn't there. >> Just give me two minutes. I'll come right back in. All right. Okay. >> I got to make sure that legally I have to call my boss and make sure that I can let you guys take her without getting in contact with my grandpa or something. Okay. >> Yeah, she'll be she's fine. She'll be with me. She's going to drive so I can train. >> Two minutes. >> No, we're not. >> 2 minutes. 2 minutes. There's a dad's in Montreal that their parents are divorced. Um, she said she lives with her mother and her grandfather. Grandfather's old doesn't drive anymore. So, Yeah, they're divorced from England. I guess he lives in Montreal or he lives in Montreal. I I didn't get that one. She said he was in a different country and they divorced trying to call him. Okay. So, if we can't I think she tried to call her grandfather when she first got here and he didn't answer the phone. So, if we can't get grandfather on the phone, we have to drive over there, I guess. Okay. >> Yeah. I mean, there now any but now as long if she's staying with them, they're going to Linda, the bartender here and the owner. I think Linda's leaving. She going to go look for dog. Um, so I'll try to call grandpa and if I can't get grandpa on the phone, then that's reasonable efforts and we can leave her with Okay. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. Court records indicate that Jennifer was previously cited for fleeing the scene of an accident involving property damage on the Garden State Parkway in Clark NJ on January 19th, 2023. She also has three prior arrests for DWI on the following dates. DWI in Highlands, NJ on June 13th, 2009. DWI in Middletown Township, NJ on August 19th, 2011. DWI in Asbury Park, NJ on February 12th, 2018. >> Can you just try to call your grandfather? >> Yeah. >> If he doesn't answer, then um as long as you're good with it, you can stay with Morgan and >> Okay. >> She's fine. I know you have to do it. I trust you. I trust you. >> Hey, pop. >> Hey. >> Hi. Um, my mom um >> got in some trouble. >> Got in some trouble. So, can you just tell the cop that I'm okay to come home with just you >> or with >> with Mark and Linda? I'm going to get a ride home and I'm good at the house with just you, right? >> Yeah. What kind of trouble did you get? >> She's fine. I'll tell I'll I'll tell you about it when I get home. She's good though. >> Talk about how you talk to the officer. >> This is Officer Ross from Middletown. How are you? How you doing? >> I'm good. >> Drive her home. >> And they're going to they're going to drive her home. Is that okay with you? >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Okay. What's your What's your name? >> Pat Healey. >> Pat Healey. >> Yeah. I was a prosecutor. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. And what's um I I'll get your phone number from your uh your granddaughter, but Okay. As long as you're good with that, then uh she's going to be here with uh with Mark and Linda until they drive her home. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Love you, Pops. Bye. >> All right. What's your address? >> Nice, Scotty. All right. So, I'm going to I'm going to go look for the dog, too. Control turn up. All right. >> Where was the dog >> last? You know, Crustini, that little old man built the right there. I saw him run off to the trail. >> Okay. Okay. So, at least you ran that way. >> So, yes. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm sure he's still on the or she's still on the trail running up and down. So, we'll we'll find her. If I got your phone, your phone number for you if you find her. >> Okay. All right. If >> we know where to be on the trail. She got to be on the trail. On the trail. >> Like that abandoned building a couple >> down this way. >> It was a pizza place forever ago. It's by itself. >> Okay. Um, it's only like a/4 mile down the road. Not even. >> Okay. >> So, up to the trail. >> All right. >> I'm going to when I leave here, uh, as long as nothing else goes on, I'm going to go up and down a trail myself. >> Are you guys bringing my mom home or No, >> she'll end up just when somebody gets arrested for drive and prosecutor. Um, they have to call somebody to pick them up. So, she's going to she'll end up calling somebody. I'm sure. >> Pick her up at >> Yeah. From the police department. >> Where? >> From the police department. >> Police department. Okay. >> Um, >> how long do you think that'll be took? It depends. It could be as soon as a couple hours. Um, if she's super intoxicated, I don't know. I haven't talked to her. >> Depends on what her what she's like. If she's >> very intoxicated, then we might have to wait a little while until she can't call somebody. Um, there's there's a lot of there's a lot of variation. So, >> uh, but she's safe. >> She'll, uh, talk to you later. >> Yeah. >> I'll see you later. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome. Good luck. Okay. >> Thank you. [Music] >> All right. So, uh, my boss, she wanted me to ask you one more time already told me already. So, she came here. She was intoxicated. We wouldn't let her drink. And then what happened out in the back? She was parked in the back. >> I was Yeah, she was parked in the back. I was in the kitchen cooking. Um, I could hear her. So, I don't know if they gave her one, they gave her a drink or if they didn't, but she was yelling and screaming. And so, I went out of the back with Linda. Um, she was in the car at the time. I reached in the car. I shut the car off. I said, "Jen, you don't need to drive. Just call you." You know, just carried on, carrying on trying to slam the door in my face. I was standing in the door holding my hand. Linda was standing to the right watching. She's like, "You don't like you don't care about me. Why do you care?" We're just trying to drive. I was like, an Uber to port side. Uh, and yeah, mom, I'll send you an Uber. Blah blah blah. And she's like, "See, my daughter gets me an Uber. I'm not driving." Blah, blah, blah. You know, this went on arguing with her probably for four, you know, 3 or 4 minutes. um slamming the door, opening the door, trying to you know, she's trying to slam the door on me and then Uber. I was just like Uber was out front at this time. I didn't know that sorry back out. That's what we heard beeping and then Linda ran over there to see and luckily that's all that happened was you know that's really and look you know I think I guess you saw her come this way with the dog. Did you see her? >> No. No. I walked over there. Linda came and was like, "You should come over here." I walked over there. Jen was still in that frame of mind where she was yelling, screaming at the guy, yelling, screaming at the girl. I saw one of them had the license plate. And then next thing I knew, I thought Jen went in the car. >> And by the time you got pulled up, I was like, "Yeah, Jen's in the car." I thought she went and sat in the car. And I said that when you got there and then somebody's like, "She's not here." So, she just went that way, locked the car, and left. >> Okay. >> Um, >> yeah. >> Tough night, unfortunately. >> Could have been luckily. >> Yeah. Yeah. Definitely. >> Definitely. You know, I mean, when I seen her pull out my dog, man. >> Yeah. It's not It's not great. >> Yeah. I mean, there's only so much you can do. >> Yeah. >> Unfortunately. >> Yeah. >> And you I guess how how do you think she was? She's pretty intoxicated when you got here. with with her like she doesn't stumble and fall. She her demeanor changes and she gets nasty. That's it. So, it wasn't like she looked physically intoxicated. But with her, like I was saying to her, she's like, "No, I'm not drunk." I'm like, "Yeah, you don't talk this way to me. Normally, you talk this way." You know, it wasn't her like I mean, if she probably wasn't mad, she probably wouldn't. Not that she was okay to drive, but she doesn't like to get, you know, blown down, stumbling, drunk. She just gets nasty. >> So, I mean, my argument with her when we were trying not to let her drive was like, "This isn't how you speak normally. You don't ever talk to anybody. That's why you thought she was driving." Yeah. That's really the only reason why just her yelling and screaming the way she was behaving was and how loud her voice gets was that she she wouldn't even come in if you know like she probably wouldn't even come in. Like I told her before you want job and she works. You can't drink here. how she gets and she's been dealing with her daughter her daughter's been dealing with hers here. >> That's when Jen is um drink, let's just say drinking. She >> way over the [ __ ] top. It's like >> actually I'm here all the time. She's always very like drinks during the day. >> No, no, no. I mean, and I don't mean it like that. I'm just like a little razled, but you know what I mean? Like when I watch >> you, you know, treat what she um Yeah. I was just saying how like going away she gets like she >> have any altercations with the other officers. I could see her freaking out. >> I know that I I heard them say that like when I shot that the dog was running. So >> yeah. No, I just I just really I know there was an instance years ago where she said she was at she and she ended up in Asbury fighting cops. So, you know, >> that's a that's a that's a big jump laying down. It's like she's been here before and acting up. Like she does she's pulling you Marcus scumbag in the back. And I'm like she pulled out her phone and she was like I knew that it was going to come back on him. You know what I mean? But I'm like, you keep it on. >> He was like literally was like this. You know what I mean? Like trying to get her to do the stop thing on the car. >> You guys don't have any issues. Like you don't need to report any different story. >> What happened back there? Really just a verbal argument. on that. Yeah, that was just >> at some point. >> We're like I feel like we're like used to it sort of thing. Does that make sense? >> Yeah. >> Not okay. But at some point I was like, >> you know, you were told you can't really come here and you can't drink here if you want to work. So I guess this is your choice and that's what you >> and he was like and he really did like kind of hold the school too. Like cuz I was just like >> I thought about it like >> I know you did. And once I pulled out the freaking cabinet, I was like, I now I know he's going to hold his goal, too. But it's so difficult to >> I didn't know you were, but I just was like in my head. >> Yeah. >> What do you do in that situation? Because you're like as an owner, as a as a person, as anybody, you try to do your best like you want to just >> drag her out of the car and like nail on her, but you can't, you know, like. >> All right, I'm going to go see if I can find a dog. If I find a dog, I'll call one of you guys. >> Okay, guys. Please. Oh my god. This 5:45. >> No, he is. He's the true father to the younger ones, not the older people with the little ones on the girls. 13 and it was 15. Yes. And then the old one is 24 back there. >> What? No, it's not now. I don't think I think that was last night. [Music] >> Sunday. >> You're standing into the other side, right? Trying to make more of a dining room over here. Some more tables. Carl, [Music] so I won't forget that place. All right. All right. So, we'll talk soon. >> Oh, yeah. So, we'll talk soon. >> All right. Thanks a lot. >> She must not have been here long. >> No. No. Cuz you don't let her you don't let her have. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You tell she's yelling. [Music] They only have the front. >> Only the front. They don't have the perfect shutting her car off. >> Can you go to where she um like where she drives away? Call from around [Music] the ghetto. Call from that too. >> Call from then you can hear yelling. >> Yeah, >> she got out of our yell and screaming at >> What do you need? >> Yeah. Can you save it? at all. >> Can you put it on a disc or anything or >> uh normally I would used to I bought a new camera system because that was a pain in the ass. >> Maybe you can just save it if we need it. >> I'll save it. I think I can save it to my phone. It might be easier or I can save it to file on here and then I'll have it and then if you need it then I got to figure out how to put on a jump drive. >> Okay. >> Or I might be able to email it. It's gotten easier. It used to be an email address. I write down here for you. >> Tomorrow I can email it to you. >> Yeah, >> just this. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Just her. Do you still [Music] if you can you can email it. Yeah, I swear that I haven't done it, but I think I've seen on there going through here being able to clip it and email it or from my phone. I can if I do it from my phone, it's actually easier, but the video quality isn't as good as on here. >> Gotcha. >> So, it'll take me some time. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. >> It's the status now. Just >> she'll be at headquarters for a while. >> My wife drove home her daughter. >> Okay. >> I didn't want to do it. >> I understand. So, her home is uh I was going to ask if she still that was sort of what probably got her a little fired up. I'm like, "Yeah, I'm not doing this anymore." You know, it's a shame. Couple weeks ago, she was leaving. There's an old timer and a tractor supplies like the same thing. This guy simple guy works at Tractor Supply talking about how he loves working there. I like gave him an attitude. During a phone call made by her daughter to Patrick D. Haley following her mother's DWI arrest. He indicated on speaker that he used to work for Middletown Township as a prosecutor. Resolution no 17 to 65 from Middletown Township indicates that as recently as 2017, her father Patrick Dehaleyesque has worked for Middletown Township as an alternate municipal prosecutor. Jennifer was later arrested again for assault in Hllett Township, New Jersey on March 6, 2025. As of April 6th, 2025, her most recent DWI case from Middletown is still pending in court. >> It's good and it's bad. I'm glad to just be done with her and the last so much. I tried to give her a second chance. No chance. But you know at this point she look like an [ __ ] right there. It's a shame cuz she's like she's trying to fix the bottom. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, you can't be if this is what happens. >> Yeah. >> Can't be done with it. >> I mean if you need anything else >> you got it. I'll get that tomorrow. Take care. I appreciate