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Please like, subscribe, [bell] and consider supporting our channel. The full raw, uncensored, no narrations, no captions, and an edited version of this body cam footage can be found in the description below. Please consider joining our Patreon. Subscriptions and donations will be used to acquire more public footage related to law enforcement activities. It really helps us do original fulllength reporting like this. Sharing this video serves a compelling public interest because it is intended to illustrate the consequences of driving under the influence and discourage others doing so. Defendants are considered innocent until proven guilty. Thank you all for the support. Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm good, thanks. How are you? >> Are you okay? >> No, I'm totally fine. >> You're fine? >> No, I'm totally okay. >> What happened? >> Um, I guess I just bender bender. >> You're not injured? >> No, I'm totally okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you have your license, registration, insurance? 13. Around 11:27 p.m. on March 17th, 2023, patrolman John Debiosi with the Medford Township Police Department responded to a motor vehicle accident on Medford Mount Holly Road in the vicinity of Route 70. He arrived on scene and made contact with the driver of a white 2010 Honda Accord who was identified as Meline. The Honda Accord had sustained severe front 10 damages after striking a 2007 Hudday Santa Fe. Okay. I'm sorry. It's just >> letting you know my camera's like just checking. >> Yeah. No, I totally understand. It's just all like >> what happened >> to me. I I was making a left-hand turn at the light, a left arrow. And >> where were you coming from? >> From Arch Brewery. >> Okay. >> Yeah. No, to be honest, I've had like I was okay to drive. >> Okay. So, you had a couple to drink though. >> Yes. But I was okay to drive. I was driving after them. >> You know what I mean? >> Who is Do you know the person in the other car? >> Yeah. No, I I was with a couple people at the brewery like Melissa. >> Right. Right. Right. >> How many drinks did you have? >> I only had like two. >> Okay. And you feel perfectly fine. You're not injured? >> I'm not injured. >> All right. Um, so you were going this way? >> No, I was going that way. >> I live right in Hayes. >> Okay. So, you were on Route 541. You're making a left on the Route 70. Correct. >> I was making a left onto Route 70. >> Okay. cuz I live right at >> he asked Meline to explain what happened and she told him that she had fender bendered as he was speaking with Meline. Patrolman Debiosi detected the odor of alcohol. Matteline told him that she was coming from Ark Brewery in Lumberton and admitted to consuming alcohol earlier that evening based on his suspicion of impairment. Meline was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. >> Right. I believe right there. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I was at >> and they were in front of you. >> I was at Ark Brewery. I make a left at to Route 70. >> Right. And how did you hit that car? >> I didn't hit a car. That's the thing is I didn't hit a car. >> Right. Well, your front end's damaged and their rear end's damaged. So, were they right in front of you? 101's going to have one output test. >> Okay. >> Uh do you have the keys to the car on you? >> I can get out of the car. >> Yeah, sure. Why don't you step out for me? Be careful. No, I >> No, I know. We're just on the highway. I don't want you to Here, why don't you step over here to the front? >> That's really That's really bad. >> What time did you get to Art Brewery? >> Around 6:00. Sir, I'm I'm not under the control. >> That's all right. But given the circumstances, you did have a couple drinks. >> No, I totally understand why it seems. But like, listen, I was there. I only had a couple of drinks. >> It's all right. Listen, we're just going to run you through a couple tests and then we'll see how you do on the test. All right. It's okay. >> It's all right. Everyone's okay. So, >> no, I totally understand. This just isn't who I am. >> It's okay. >> But you want to give me a sobriety test? I >> That's what we're going to do. All right. And then we'll go from there. >> Let's do so. >> Let me just talk to my other officer here. Just stay stay right there. >> What they say here? Let's get off the street. Uh they were sitting at a light uh had just turned green and they hadn't started moving yet and then they got random. >> Oh, so they were waiting. >> They were sitting at a red light. Yeah. So turn on here. Uh >> do you have any medical issues? >> Not at all. >> Any problems with your eyes? >> None. >> Any problems that affect your balance? >> Nope. >> Nothing. Okay. >> Nothing at all. >> Are you diabetic? >> Nope. >> Okay. making a left. >> So, they just turned green. >> Yep. Just going to wait for start. >> Go ahead. >> I will get everything fixed with my car that needs to be fixed. >> Okay. I'm just like not financially in the spot. >> Listen, anything can be figured out. It's all right. >> It's like my fiance tore his Achilles tendon like not that long ago. >> Mhm. >> And I'm the only one paying for everything. >> I understand. >> No, I really don't want to be crying in front of you. >> It's okay. >> No, it's not. It really is not okay. It's not. >> All right. >> I literally live right down the street. I can walk to my house. It's >> okay. Just stay right here for me. All right. Um, I'm literally I can walk to my house right now. >> 113. Can you just do my Just turn on my rear lights on me, please. And yours. >> All the gods. >> I live right down the street. >> I can't I can't do that right now. Okay. I know. I just I can walk to my house from now >> and I listen listen. I know. I know it's >> all right. >> No. >> Stand right here for me. >> All right. Look at just face me. >> Mhm. >> Patman DB Aussie started with the horizontal gaze nice HGN test. During the HGN test, patrolman dbiosi observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation and the onset of neistagmas prior to 45°. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Meline did not touch heel to toe on each step and took an incorrect number of steps. The final exercise was the one leg stand test and Meline failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and put her foot down before the test was complete. >> When I tell you to begin, just look at me. When I tell you to begin, you're going to follow the tip of the pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? >> Do not move your head. >> No. >> Do you understand? >> Yep. >> All right. Just so remember just keep your head facing the same direction and follow with only your eyeballs. Okay. All right. Good job. Do the same. Okay. Just your eyes. Keep your head straight. Don't move your head. Okay, same thing. We're just going to do a couple more. >> Probably check. Try your best. >> Keep your head straight. >> Just So, just try your best to keep your head straight. Follow with only your eyes and keep it your head in the same position. Okay. >> Look at the tip of the pen. >> Keep looking at the tip of the pen. Keep looking at the tip of the pen, please. >> Keep looking at the tip of the pen. Can you see it? >> Mhm. >> I can see it. >> All right. Keep your head straight >> again. Keep looking at the tip of the pen. >> Yep. >> See it? >> Yep. >> Right here. I'm looking right at it. >> You're doing good. Yep. >> I am looking right at Right. right. >> Don't move your head. >> I'm not I'm not moving. >> It's all right. I know. It's tough. It's tough. >> I'm looking right at it. I'm not moving my head. >> I promise. >> Good job. There you go. Just right here. >> Yes. I'm looking right at it. I'm not moving. >> Yep. Yep. Just keep your eyes open. Just keep looking at it. Okay. Mhm. Please stop blinking. >> I'm sorry. >> It's all right. >> Look at this. >> I'm looking right at it. >> Yep. Good job. Stay where you are. Keep looking at it. >> All right. Good job. Just a couple more. >> Mhm. Tip of the pen. All right. Uh, so the All right, good job. Now I'm just going to go up. Okay, same thing. Ready? >> All right. Good job. Uh again, do you have any problems that affect your balance? >> All right, step back to here. >> I want you to stand right where my light is. >> For two vehicles, one foot. >> All right, pay attention. Okay, rear end. >> I want you to put your left foot on an imaginary line. Put your right foot in front of your left with your heel touching your toe like mine. Keep your >> left. >> No. So your left foot >> you said my left foot in front of my right. >> No, I said all right. Ready? >> Okay. >> Left foot on the on the imaginary line. Your right foot in front. So your right foot goes in front and that heel will touch the toe. >> You're trying to trick me. >> Okay. Keep your hands at your sides. >> Stay in this position until I tell you to move to begin the test. Do you understand? >> All right. So stay there. >> Okay. >> When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps. One, >> two, three, all the way to nine. When you get to nine, you're gonna leave your lead foot on the imaginary line and turn around using a small series of steps with your other foot as so >> trying to test. >> Okay? And then you're going to take nine heel to toe steps back. Just pay attention. All right? >> One, two, >> three, all the way to nine. Okay? Hey, >> do you understand that? >> While you're doing the test, you're going to keep your eyes on your feet. You're going to count each step aloud. You're going to keep your hands at your side. And you're not going to stop until you're done the test. >> Okay. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Okay. Begin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and 10. >> Okay, keep going till you're done. >> Oh my god. >> Do you remember? Okay. All right. Come back over here. All right, next test. Uh, stand with your feet together, your hands at your side. Okay, stay in this position till I'm done explaining the test. >> Okay. >> All right. When I tell you to begin, you're going to raise one foot, either foot of your choice, 6 in off the ground. You're going to keep that foot parallel to the ground. You're gonna keep your legs straight and you're gonna count 1 1 2 1 100 1 3 1 1 4 until I tell you to stop. Okay? While you're doing the test, you're going to keep your hands at your side. You're going to look down at your feet. You're going to keep that foot parallel to the ground and 6 in off the ground and your legs straight. >> While I count >> to 1 1,00. You can do >> until I tell you to stop. Yo, I just did it. Look. 1 1 10001 1 You can do it. >> Are you ready? >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Are you gonna do it with me? >> No. >> Well, then I mean, >> do you do you understand the instructions? >> Yes, I understand. >> All right, begin. >> Okay. 1 1 2 1 100 >> Okay. Based on the motor vehicle crash, her admission to consuming alcohol, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises, Meline was placed under arrest for driving under the influence. After she was placed under arrest and placed in the patrol car, her vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold under J's law. Patrolman DB Aussie initially transported Meline to the Medford Lakes Police Department for further processing. Turn around for me. You're You're under arrest. Turn around the other way for a DUI. Okay. >> Sorry about that. >> Who are you going to call to come pick up today? >> Um, >> okay. Where's he at? >> Is he able to drive with that injury? >> I don't think he's home. >> But is he home? He is home. Is >> he on the clothes? >> No, he is not. But I don't think he's going to drive. >> That's okay. So, what we could do is we could facilitate if he is home, uh, we could probably end up after we get done what we got to get done, we could drive you home and and leave you at the house. >> All right, come back with me. >> I'm going to walk you back to this car over here. All right. One is one. >> Anything in your pockets? >> I just need to do a quick search. All right. Anything I need to know about? >> Okay. >> Well, it's all right. People make mistakes. Okay. >> Are you sure? >> Yep. All right. Come on. >> Are you >> Would you forgive? Absolutely. >> We'll have you home shortly. All right. Just scoot to the scoot over this way so I can bulk your seat belt. Sit right here. >> I don't believe you. >> No, we'll get you. It's just a Listen, it's just a traffic uh issue. >> I don't believe you. I never Sorry. Can you pass me this? >> Does this have to go against my room? We're going to point to the judge. Okay. >> You got a packet? >> I have a packet. Uh, they should have mouthpieces, right? I brought earlier. >> Uh, yeah. Worst case scenario, we'll just bring some mouthpieces down. >> Um, I just need her stuff to write tickets. Okay. He's just finishing up right in the uh >> I don't think so. >> Is that when the accident occurred? >> Oh yeah. >> Okay. >> Forgot about Yep. Get me the [ __ ] out of here, please. >> You got a couple things to do and then we'll get you home. >> What do you mean? >> Wait, I'm 370, right? They know I'm coming. >> They get me out. Get me the [ __ ] out of here. >> What the [ __ ] did I do to be in here? Get me out. Get me out. Get me out. Get me out of these cuffs right now. Please. >> What the [ __ ] did I do to get in these cuffs? Please tell me what I did to get into these cuffs. >> You're under arrest for the DUI. >> What DUI? >> You're intoxicated. one from 787. Hey, >> Meline. >> Hey, what? >> Do you need anything from your car? >> No, I'm okay. >> Purse or phone or anything? >> I'm totally okay. >> What? >> I'm totally okay. >> I know. I'm just asking if you need anything from the car cuz it's getting towed. >> It's getting towed. >> Yeah. Do you need anything out of the car? >> I think I'm okay. >> Your phone or purse or anything? >> I think I'm okay. >> Do you need your phone or purse or anything? >> I I got my phone and my purse. Okay. >> No, you don't. >> How about your keys? >> I need my keys. >> How about your purse? >> I'm sorry. I need my phone and my purse. Yeah, I need them. >> I'm sorry. >> Sorry. Can Can you let me out? >> We're going to get out in a second. We'll go to the station. We'll get a couple things done. We'll get home. >> Okay. Happy. Yep. I'm just going to buckle your unbuckle your seat belt. Then I'll come around the other side and let you out. Okay. Hold on. Just got to grab some paperwork. Do you guys have mouthpieces? I brought some earlier, but I was unable to. >> Uh, we should. >> Okay. >> If not, we'll we'll bring some over. I mean, we we should. >> Yeah. >> All right. Can you step out for me, please? Once we get inside, I'll take those handcuffs off you. All right. >> Uncomfortable. >> I know. Just stay right here for a sec. All right. And come follow him. Okay. We're at the Medford Lakes Police Department. We're just going to process you. You're going to do the test and then we'll get you home. >> You're going to be too crazy. >> Of course. >> I'm so afraid. >> I know. Don't worry. There's nothing to worry about. Everything's on camera, too. Are you going to take advantage of me? >> Absolutely not. >> I hope not. >> Right through here. >> Here to the left, please. >> To the left. All right. I'm going to have you come over here. I'll take your handcuffs off and I'll let you take a seat. All right. Just turn around. Face away from me. Just put that hand behind your head, please. Okay. All right. You can take a seat right here. At the station, Maline agreed to submit breath samples for testing. When they first started the 20inut observation, Matteline vomited and they had to restart the 20inut observation period. When they were about to administer the breathalyzer machine, Maline vomited again. So the 20-minute observation period had to be restarted again. When Mattel and eventually submitted breath samples, the alco test machine malfunctioned. >> All right. Uh so before we do the test, there's a 20 minute period where I need to just observe you. I just need you, you can't reach or put anything in your mouth, okay? For those 20 minutes or we're going to have to restart it and then we'll be here even longer. And I just need to take a look inside your mouth. Make sure there's nothing in there. Okay? So open your mouth. Raise your tongue. All right. Thank you. What's your address? >> Some trouble breathing. He is conscious alert 78. I'll be right Central 25101. Can I have the time in custody, please? and custody time is going to be 2349. >> Copy. All right. I'm going to read something to you. Okay. I need you to pay attention and at the end I'm going to ask you a question. It's yes or no. All right. >> All right. You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. New Jersey NJSA394-50. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of 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 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 the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revocation up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may Are you okay? Do you have a >> here? Guess I should squad. >> Yeah, she's bad for that. >> Central 25101, can I have the squad 370 for high and intoxicated? She's vomiting. We're going to have >> What did he say? >> We're going to have the ambulance come check you out. Okay. >> That's not necessary. >> You have a blood kit with you. >> Affirmative. >> That's not necessary. I'll take care of it once you get that on here. Do you need a napkin? Make sure you get phone numbers for the subject out there. Phone number is he talking about 13. All right. Can you scoot your chair back a little bit, please? I'm just going to move your chair back so I can clean this up. Can you stand up for a second and sit over here so I'll wet it? >> All right. Oh, here. >> No, I know. >> Do you have like spray or anything? >> Um It's going to hurt. All right. It's not too bad if we just get like something to spray on it. >> 25 on location at the medical care center. Seven for 111. You clear for a call, sir. >> You clear for a call. Non-urgent. >> I'm heading to you now. Receive. Thanks. It's It's not far, but the U get on your carpet. >> Yeah. There we go. >> How do you feel now? You think you're going to vomit again? >> No. You feel better after that? >> I'm so sorry. Yeah. 25. Both vehicles are removed. Yeah, during the 20 minutes she >> threw up on the floor, but she feels better now. So, >> I mean, >> so >> could be a refusal, right? And then continue. >> Yeah. I mean, she's not complaining of any injury, >> right? I I didn't I wasn't sure. >> She can stand up, so it's not like she's >> Yeah. over, you know, just motion the spins. >> Should I restart the 20 minutes or wait now? >> Wait till I finish with her. >> I would say wait now. >> Um All right. How are you feeling? We're just going to have EMS look at you cuz you you you didn't look too good there and you threw up. Are are you going to go to the hospital, you think, or >> feel like a little >> All right. Once they look at you, we'll restart that uh time period and we'll we'll go from there. Okay. >> Uh, I haven't made any calls yet. >> Do you have a phone number? >> No. What's your fiance's phone number? I'm good. Yeah. If you have any, please. I have a blood kit, but I don't think I don't think I grabbed the urine or anything. >> Okay, that's in the packet, right? room today. >> I I'm just going to grab some from the car cuz I need >> We got We got [ __ ] I just want to make it a size small or something. That's good. Thank you. >> What's your fiance's name? >> Hunter. >> Hunter. What's his last name? >> His last name is what? H A Y N S >> H A I N E S >> What's his phone number? 856. Is it on your Apple Watch? Can you check? Can you do that now, please? 370. >> You guys have a radio charger in here? >> Yeah. >> Somehow my battery >> uh if I go to the hospital, I might might have to do that. Can you watch for a sec? Yeah. >> Just pop this out. >> Well, I'll just put this in here for now. And then >> we got one that's marked there. >> I don't even know what should be good. >> Yeah. You were you able to pull his number up. I don't know exactly what the number is. Want me to check the car real quick? >> You said you were coming from Arc Brewery. How old are you? How old are you? >> What? >> I I guess I depending on >> how old are you right now? >> Okay, thanks. Now I need to grab it. >> Thanks. You have to grab that real quick. Never came on anymore. Yeah. All right. What's your phone number? [snorts] What's your weight? bless you. All right, Maddie. >> All right. >> Um, we're going to have to we're going to have to try to get through this 20 minutes without any Do you have to vomit before we start again? Do you need a spit or anything? All right, cuz I need you for 20 minutes not to >> We're going to get you a sip of water. Okay, you good with that? >> Can you take off your Apple Watch for me? >> Do you feel a little better? >> I I guess Thanks. She wants to spit. >> Here you go. All right. While you're drinking that, I'm going to read this to you again. All right. Just pay attention. And then at the end, you're going to answer a yes or no question. All right. Are you ready? All right. You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated NJSA 394-50. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. The record of the taking of breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. After you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license res revocation up to 20 years, fine of up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense for which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the per purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit to breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with the refusal to submit to breath testing. Listen, I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples of your breath? >> Yes. >> All right. Anything you need to spit or anything? Last chance to take a sip of that water cuz you can't have it during the 20 minutes. >> All right. You can just toss that in the trash. All right. Open your mouth again. Put your tongue up. Up. Tongue up. Okay. Like I said, just keep your hands away from your mouth, sit up for me, and [clears throat] don't spit or anything. So, >> do I need to wait for the second ticket in case it's the refusal or does it not matter if it's at the end? >> No. If >> you can just keep stay upright for me. All right. There you go. Just take some uh deep breaths. Might help. Just keep your head up for me. Can you keep your head up? Street. [snorts] I didn't catch it. Do you have those mouth? Do you have >> mouth this weekend for you guys? >> John, you good? Anything else? >> No, I think I'm good. I mean, if she continues to It's going to be a refusal, right? >> What? >> If she keeps If we can't get through the 20, we'll we'll figure it out from there. Let me know if I need to reach out to Never mind. Pat's out there. >> Yeah. Just got to turn this up a little bit. All right. 257 is being transported. He's 115 contact number one. Maddie, I have a couple questions to ask you. Maddie, what's your occupation? Keep that. >> What's that? >> What? >> We're keeping up with that that keeping up with that. >> Are you sick? >> No. >> Are you under the care of a doctor? I guess >> like are you like do you just visit the doctor or are you like under the care of a doctor for an illness? >> I just go on my >> Are you taking any medication? >> Do you have diabetes? >> No. >> So this is a dumb question. Are you taking insulin? >> No. Are you injured? >> All right. I have to read you your uh Miranda rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? Say yes or no. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> You have the right to have a lawyer and have him or Can you keep your head up, please? Have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. I'm not trying to be rude. I'm just trying to get you out of here. You know what I mean? I care that >> if you cannot afford to hire a lawyer won't be appointed at no cost to represent you before any questioning if you wish one. Do you understand that? >> If you agree to talk to us, a decision to wave these rights is not final and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish, either before or during questioning. Do you understand that? >> Yes. Um, can you just initial next to each of one of these where you said yes and then uh sign there, please? Can you initial next to each of those? Thank you. All right. Just keep your hands away from your face. Uh given those rice, do you want to answer any further questions? >> Okay. I'm going to call Tim. Okay. Hey Tim, this is officer Diosi met for police. How are you doing? >> I understand. Um, did the officer fill you in on what's going on? Okay. So, after we're done what we're doing here, which shouldn't be much longer, we need to release her to someone. Are you able to come pick her up from the Memphis Lakes Police Department? Okay. >> I can probably just drive her home and then I just need you to fill out a couple paper uh pieces of paperwork when I get there. >> All right. So, uh I'll be over there hopefully within the hour. Okay. Uh, are you able to get up and answer the door? I don't want to. >> All right. >> Okay. Uh, second question. Do you have updated insurance card for the vehicle? It's unregistered. >> If you can pull that up on your phone when I get there, that's fine. >> Insurance? >> Yeah. Just I need to see the proof of insurance. >> That's fine. All right. Just pull that up so when I get there you can show me. All right. >> Okay. >> Thanks a lot. I'll see you uh shortly. All right, Maddie, how do you feel? You're not going to vomit, are you? >> I'm going to do this over here. you sit right here while you can stand up and sit in this chair over here. >> Once we finish this test, we'll I'll I'll drive you home. All right. >> So, just hang out. I know he was by he was dropped off. That should be good. I think it's just >> we'll let we'll let the >> I just wish we had something like the person that >> that white cabinet right. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Um Head to the residence. Starting information. How tall are you? He's in the park. about there. All right, you guys. See you. Stay up. Almost done. Thank you. So, uh, look at me. This test is uh the test is warming up. Okay, I'm going to ask you to blow. I'll explain it to you then, too. There's a Just look at me. Okay, there's a tube. You're going to blow into it. You're going to take a deep breath in and you're going to blow into the tube. Okay? Like you're blowing up a balloon until I tell you to stop. All right? We need to get two good breaths. The quicker we get two good breaths, the quicker we get out of here. If not, we're going to have to keep doing it. Okay. All right. So, just try, you know, I just need juice. Yeah. Can you get out a couple? >> Yes. Here. Wipe your hands. Sorry. So, we're going to have to restart that 20 minutes. Okay. Are you going to vomit again? Are you sure? Here, why don't you take a sip of water and we'll restart. Okay? So, every time if you I know you can't control it, but if you vomit, we have to restart that 20 minutes. Do you understand? So, why don't you finish that cup so I can start the 20? I can't drink water during the 20 minutes. Put this right here. She said the other room was there. One floor. All right, we're going to move in here. Okay, come with me. Just get this [ __ ] thing. All right, come out here and sit down here. Okay, I'm almost there. I'm going to set up the computer while you uh sit here so we can get you out of here. Okay, I just need you to try your best to hold everything down. So, we have to restart again. Just sit right here. Right to your Yep. Right where you're at. accident. >> Can you tell them we had to restart the 20? location for me. might be for doing good, right? What's your explos? B. Doing good. How do you feel? 101 you're reading back. Thanks. 15. I'll be right All right, Maddie. One more minute. We're going to get through it. All right, take some deep breaths. I'm just going to use you to two breath samples. Doing good. How do you feel? Good. >> Just keep everything down. Get it out of here. All right. either the authentic or It's good. All right. Come in here. Stand up and come in here. All right. I want you to take a deep breath. Blow. I want you to take a deep breath. Blow into the mouth. Unlock the table. Continue breath. Continue to blow until I tell you to stop when I see these instructions. So, deep breath in. You're going to put your lips on here. You're going to keep going until I tell you to stop. All right. Ready? Deep breath in. Go. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You're doing good. You're doing good. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. Good job. How do you feel? >> All right. Perfect. Once as long as you don't vomit or anything, you get one more breath. I'll take you on. Okay. Heat. Heat. 374 aware shut down south. All right. One. Ready? Ready? One more. One more time. One more. All right. Breathe again. I want you to take a deep breath. Stop. Understand. All right. Deep breath in. Go ahead. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. You're doing good. You're doing good. You're doing good. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Good job. All right. Good. Yeah. Heat. Take this out. >> Yeah, I got you. Sure. >> Yeah. Yeah, I got That's the problem. Heat. Heat. What's up? Honestly, I I'm not so at least get one good one. >> I know you can't without it, but at least did I at least one at least run it again. I'm just going to run through again. >> Yep. I was going to say it's probably last time. Can you already Go again. I know. I don't know what he's going to do, but I can call Mark. >> No, I I can't do solution change. >> What's your >> We had a control test fail. >> So, this solution change needs to be done. Copy. So you need to go to district 22 now. >> Affirmative. >> Copy. Central, can you do me a favor? Call district 22. See if we can uh your eyes >> 258 just confir would they be going to District 22 station and do they need an operator >> to District 22 station? You told me to operate. >> Thanks. Let me make sure I have all my stuff. >> Yeah, I got my phones. All right, Maddie. This sucks. This machine failed. I need to take you to the EAM Police Department so we can use their machine. >> Okay. I know it sucks, but that's the situation. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm glad you're feeling better, right? a little bit. >> All right, cool. >> Nice with the window down. >> You need to put this in another bag. I'll pick this up. >> Dude, I'm sorry. >> Um, all right. I got my my radio phones. Fortunately, I have to handcuff you again. Come up here. I'm sorry. >> Turn around for me. >> Did you Did Did they get back from Did she say anything back that we're good to go there? >> Yeah, >> she said we're good. >> Yeah. >> Oh, did she get back? I don't know. She was good. She was inquiring. So, >> okay. >> They give you the box, but not an operator. All right, just take a seat right there for me, please. >> Can you watch my stuff? Oh, no. I'm going to keep on. Let's just make this quicker once we hear back. >> 251 central one. >> District 22. Okay, I'll be waiting for you. >> Received. Thanks. All right. All right, Maddie. Ready? >> All right. Let me just make sure I leave anything. >> All right, come with me. Thanks, man. >> Here, watch your step. There's rocks here. Let's go around to the right. >> Nope. >> Sorry. I thought you were going to walk over. What are >> you doing to me? >> Come on. You know I'm not doing math. >> Damn. >> You're joking, right? All right. Are you more comfortable like that? Leave sit right here so I can bulk your seat belt. Okay. >> Not really comfortable. >> I can roll down the window for you. Get some air. Here. Sit right here. I can't just like talk to you. >> I can't. I'm so sorry. Here, lean back so I can lean over and buckle. >> What am I doing you? >> Take a scoot towards me so I can get to the seat belt. Buckle. I'm sorry. With your butt right there like I'm so sorry. >> No, much. >> Listen. Listen. Just scoot your butt back, please. So your legs go in and then your butt to the right just a little bit. Like your legs. There you go. >> Oh my god. There you go. Thank you. >> Central 251 23 1 0 1 We'll be transporting adult female in custody to station 220. Starting mileage 35519. >> Transport time 0 141. >> You want that window down a little bit. >> Is that good? 2513. Are we following EMS and paramedics to Cooper Hospital? Sure. This has been Maddie, you good? Central 25101, I'm arriving at 220. Ending miles when you're ready. 35524. Central 101, can you just advise 22 that I'm here, please? Maddie, we're going to get out of the car soon. All right. updated. What's up, man? >> I appreciate it. >> No problem. We were here last time I was here. >> We had her at Medford Lakes. >> She vomited right before the 20 was up and then did 20. She vomited again and then once we got Oh [ __ ] Once I got her through a test, the control test failed. So, and I think we have a fail right now. All right. You ready? Wake up. >> I'm sorry. Well, it's 20 minutes. We'll get you out of here. Okay. I'll get the handcuffs off as soon as we get inside. Okay. >> Like an hour 20 minutes. Okay. You >> good? a step. >> All right, we'll go right in here and we'll sit down right here. Okay. Uh just face that wall. I'll take the handcuffs off here. Here you can stand up for me and face the wall. All right. Thanks. You can take a seat. Uh, just keep your head up for me. Okay. Seriously. All right. Stay like that if you can. Let me look in your mouth. Put your tongue up. All right. Thank you. If you could just stay in that position. Keep your hands away from your mouth. You care if I cover that up. Just >> Oh, no. Sure. >> Just >> here. I just need to put one hand in this handcuff. Okay. >> How do you double up this one? We uh just like keep your hand away from your mouth. that your other hand. Thanks. I'm not trying to give you a hard time. I'm trying to get you home. Keep your hand. Listen to me. Keep your hands away from your mouth. All right. I'm not trying to give you a hard time, but I want to drive you home. Okay. I >> Yep. Just sit like that if you can. 20 minutes. Since their alco test was malfunctioning at the Medford Lakes Police Department, they decided to transport Meline to the Echam Township Police Department. At the Esham Township Police Department, Meline completed another 20inut observation before submitting breath samples. Her alco test results from the Esham Township Police Department indicated a back level of 0.14% which was nearly double the legal limit of 0.08%. Don't want to jinx anything. >> Yeah, you're good. You're good. Sir, what's up, man? You expecting a property check for you? Appreciate it. Hey, the 20 minute period. I appreciate good Another question. That's good. US. that would break all time. So this was our second So test that solution there and it failed on the test for that 20 minutes. Daddy, how you feel? Fire. Cool. 15 more minutes. Once we're done here, I'll drive you right now. Drop you off. Oh, I don't want [ __ ] it. You stay for me. I'm not sus. You stay up for me. I need to see your I need your I'm sorry. You can lean back if you want. There you go. Heat. Heat. Keep your face just Yo, seriously. I know. Go. That's how it looks. Attention please. Please Heat. Heat. 93 to be SL point when I move over here. I'm going to have you sit on a different bench so I can set up this test while I walk through and get things moving. Okay. Thanks for uh your cooperation. Come over here. See that black finish there? Heat. Heat. 75. One yard. Please not. I actually get that a lot of 19 available back to Mr. 39. >> After she submitted breath samples at the EAM township police department, patrolman dbassi gave her a ride home to her apartment. She was released to her fiance pending her court appearance. He signed the potential shady warning form on Meline's behalf. She was issued the following citations. operating under the influence. Reckless driving and having an unregistered motor vehicle. All right, I'm going to drive you home. Are you ready? No more handcuffs. right here. Just pull through your seat belt for me. Nice. All right, man. Thanks a lot for everything again. >> Have a good night. You too. You all right back there? All right. >> Central 25101. >> Clear 220. I'll be transferring adult female not in custody. Starting when you're ready. 35524. What's your fiance's first name again? What is it? >> Hunter. >> Hello. >> Hey, Hunter. >> Yes. >> Uh, I am driving her back to you now. We'll be there in about 5. >> Awesome. Thank you very much. >> I'll meet you at the front door. >> Okay. >> Thanks. Bye. >> All righty. Bye. No, I got to I got to get him to sign a couple things. I got to give you all your stuff back >> right here. All right. I have to let you out. You good? >> All right. I just need to walk you up. Okay. >> Okay. >> Thanks for being cooperative. >> He's a little bit handicapped tendon. So >> that sucks. >> Yeah. >> All right. Yeah. >> Thank you. Yeah, I have. I'll give it to you once we get inside. >> You guys downstairs or upstairs? Thanks. Can I come in? >> Yeah, come on in. >> All right. Um, do you want to turn this light on so I can give you your stuff back? >> I don't know if they grabbed your phone from the car or not. >> Hope so. It might be in there. There's your watch. Hey, how you doing? >> Sorry to bother you. There's that. You're getting the three tickets. One for DUI, reckless driving, which comes with DUI, and the car was unregistered. >> The car is towed. There's a 12-hour impound. So, at noon tomorrow, it it's it's total dough. But if you want to get that release at noon, you can go to police station. To get the car released, first you need to go to the police station after 12 hours. And then it's at I think Eagle. But once you go to police station, get the release. They'll tell you where it is. Is your phone in there? All right, cool. Can you just sign this? You had your handbag and your Apple Watch, which I returned to you. If you could sign that for me, please. >> I found one of them. Print your name and sign there. >> Assuming the progressive insurance. >> Oh, perfect. Yeah. One second. This is uh a form from the test we did. >> Mhm. >> I have to give you that. Okay. There's your result. >> Um then I just need to give you one thing. Have you sign one thing? Uh, this is a potential liability warning. Basically, it states that I'm handing her off to you. And whenever you have a DUI, we need to give that person to someone else. Um, you're signing this states that you're responsible for her while she's still intoxicated. If she goes out and drives another vehicle, you could be liable. >> Okay. Yeah, >> you're you're good with that? >> She's not going anywhere. She's going to go to bed. You know, maybe you'll be coming to get me. >> There's your copy. >> And then I just need to fill this out and sign it. >> Do you have any questions? >> Listen, it happens. You're not the first one. Even tonight, you're not the last one. And everyone's okay. It's all that matters, right? Oh, your driving license right here. Actually, look at that real quick. >> Your name? >> Timothy Hunter Haynes. >> H A I N S, right? >> Yes, sir. Did you just sign this line here? It's just stating that I gave you the warning, your own copy of the warning. Oh, okay. You want to write whatever you want to go. Damn. Oh well. Close enough. Close enough. Thank you. Um, here's your three t traffic tickets. You have a mandatory court date the 6th of next month, 8:30 a.m. Just reach out to the court though, see how it's going to happen. It might just be over Zoom. Driver's license. >> Oh, right, right, right. All right. >> Yeah. Sorry. The machine at Medford Lakes after we got it. It was a long night. I bet 151. All right. Thanks a lot. You have any questions for me? Anything else I should? >> No, I was just say, you know, she rear ended someone. There's no injuries. Got the tickets. Everyone's okay. That's all that matters. Mistakes happen, right? >> Like I said, it's not the first time it's happened. Everyone's okay. That's all that matters. So, we learn from it, right? >> Hopefully. This is your coffee. All right. Good night. Thank you very much. Thank you. Court records indicate that on September 14th, 2023, Maline pleaded guilty to operating under the influence. As a result of her pleading guilty to operating under the influence, she had to spend 12 hours at an intoxicated driver resource center and pay a total of $640 in fines. The other two citations were dismissed as part of a plea agreement.
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