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Does anybody need first aid? >> We're okay. We're okay. >> Okay. >> So, I was trying to pull over and then I didn't stop falling and I rolled into >> You rolled into the pole. >> We hit it. >> Hit the >> around 4:30 a.m. on August 27th, 2023. SLEO Shan Lucas with the Beach Haven Police Department was driving home after his shift. As he headed north on Bay Avenue, he witnessed a white 2016 Honda Civic strike a utility pole of the sidewalk next to Core Brothers between 8th Street and Taylor Avenue. The vehicle started driving away, but then stopped in the vicinity of 9inth Street and Bay Avenue. He exited his vehicle and noticed that the airbags had deployed inside the Honda Civic. Soon after, patrol woman Ashley Stall arrived on scene to investigate. pulling over. I don't really know like that we just I was trying to pull over. >> Okay. >> We were supposed to go home at 2 and like set for us at two and then just never showed up. So then we were like >> Okay. Do you have your license, registration insurance on the windshield? >> Did they hit somebody? >> No. >> No. It looked like sidewalk by the post. Okay, >> you guys can step out of the vehicle. Is it safe? Do you feel like on that side for you to come out by the speed limit sign? >> Yeah, you're going to need your insurance and your registration. >> Is this >> somebody hit this car? This one's expired. >> Okay. >> Oh, I have an email. >> Do you have an email? You say >> I should. Yeah. >> Okay. See what the one in your hand might be up to date. Is that one up to date? No, >> no. All right. I think I have an email though. I renewed it on my 21st birthday. >> Okay. >> But it's online. >> I'm sorry. >> No, I would definitely sit on the curb. I wouldn't be in the car with airbags. Do you know what it would be under? >> Uh, what do you have? NJM. >> No, you got All State. So, type in All State. This is my car insurance up to date. >> Okay, cool. So, I'm going to >> that. So, >> go ahead. Got you. No, you're good. I want to talk over you. >> Is that okay? >> Yeah, as long as we know it's up to date. I just need you to step out of the vehicle. I'm going to do a couple tests on you. I believe you're going to be under the influence. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> A little bit. little bit. Okay, we're just going to do a couple tests on the sidewalk. All right. Just be careful stepping out. Comfortable. We're just going to go right on the sidewalk. Keep you safe. Get out of the road. Go right to the left. There you go. Just going to shut your door. Okay. >> So, just face me. Just gonna do a couple tests. Your you guys all right though? You don't need medical, right? You don't need first aid. No, no complaints of pain, >> right? >> She's okay, I guess. >> Petrol woman stall made contact with the driver who was identified as 21-year-old Taylor. Taylor and her passenger both had wristbands from Bird and Betty's, and Taylor was exhibiting indicators of impairment. patrol woman stall asked Taylor for her documents and then asked her to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises based on her indicators of impairment. >> As long as she's okay. I just want to make sure you're okay. She's saying she's okay. >> Okay. So, I'm just going to do a couple tests. Okay. Do you have any problems with your back, ankles? Anything that would stop you from being able to do this test? >> I don't know what the test says, so I don't know. So, I don't think so. >> Do you have any problems with like your back, your ankles, knees? >> Knees. I had two knee surgeries. >> Okay. But you can stand properly. >> You feel comfortable standing? Okay. All right. So, we're going to do the starting position. It's going to be hands at your sides, feet together. So, that's how you're going to start. Anytime I tell you to begin the test, that's your starting position. Okay. So, first we're going to do the walk and turn. Okay. It's going to be nine heel to toe steps counting out loud with your arms at your side. On your ninth step, you're going to do a series of small choppy steps. And then you're going to do nine steps back counting out loud until you hit nine. I will demonstrate. Okay. >> So, hands at your side. Can you just shine a light for me? >> Yeah. >> So, she can see me. >> Lucas, can you just shut off my emergency lights, please? >> Uh, he's going to have to shut off yours before we fully begin. >> And then can you just get his off, too? Thank you. Just so there's nothing distracting you. Okay. >> Did you guys make it out to >> switch radio? That's affirm. We're going to have a onec car accident possible. 1024. I got one out. Testing. You need first or anything? >> They're refusing first aid. I'm going to need a toe. >> Petrol woman stall started with the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Taylor failed to touch heel to toe on each step, took an incorrect number of steps, and failed to keep her arms at her sides. The second exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Taylor failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion while putting her foot down before the test was complete. The final exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmas test and she observed indicators of impairment. >> Okay, so like I said, hands at your sides, you're going to do nine heel totoe steps. Make sure that your heel hits the front of your toe, counting out loud, so it's going to look like this. 1 2 3 4. When you proceed to nine, you're going to do a series of choppy steps. Turn yourself back around. Do the nine heel to toe steps back until you reach the end. Do you understand these instructions? >> Okay, you may begin. >> You're very cold. Do you have a jacket or something? I could get you blankets. >> You do you want to get a tag on that? >> Do you feel like you can proceed though >> and then we'll get you a blanket? 101 from New Jersey. >> Is it Where's your Sorry. Where's your uh Where's the blanket? >> She wants a blanket. You have a blanket in here for >> you. Okay. Too much. I don't want to ask that much. >> Okay. No. Do whatever makes you comfortable, please. >> Do you understand, though? You ready to begin? >> Okay. I was counting them. Three 9 10 in the back. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, the next test, just get back into starting position. The next test is going to be the one leg stand. You're going to take one foot of your choice, left or right. You're going to take it approximately six inches off the ground with your toe facing out. You're going to count out loud 100,00 1,002 1003. Your arms remain at your side. Keep your eye down at your toe. Do you understand these instructions? >> Yeah. And count to what? >> Just until I tell you to stop. >> How long could that possibly be? >> 30 seconds. I'll give you 20 if you're good. >> I'm working with you if you work with me. >> Okay. Okay. >> Foot of your choice. >> Not right. All right. So, I got to go 30 seconds. >> Yeah. Until I tell you to stop. If you can't hold it, I'll I'll pull pull you from the test. Okay. >> Scared. This is my ability I've been going to jump for. >> Ready? >> Yeah. You may begin whenever you feel comfortable. 10 11 12 13 >> 14 15 16 17 18 19 >> Okay, you can stop. So, there's going to be one more test. Do you have any problems with your eyes? Wear glasses, contacts? >> I do wear glasses. >> Okay. Do you can you see say the tip of my pen without it? >> It's not up. >> No. No, it is. Can you see the Can you see the tip of my pen? Oh, let me get a >> light push up. Do you >> If I get a lighted pen, will it help you? Stand by. >> All right. So, this is my handy dandy pen light. Okay. So, see the tip of this pen? See it? That light? So, I'm gonna have you keep your eyes and your eyes only on the tip of the pen. Don't move your head and follow as it moves. Okay? Do you understand? Do you have any questions? Okay. Okay, one more test. Keep keep your eyes and your eyes only on the tip of the pen. Okay, we'll get you a blanket in a second. All right. >> Okay. >> Based on the motor vehicle crash, Taylor's admission to consuming alcohol, and her inability to adequately perform the field sobriety exercises, Taylor was placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Patrol woman stall transported Taylor to the Beach Haven Police Department for further processing while her passenger was also given a courtesy transport so that she could wait in the lobby. >> So ma'am, just due to my test, I'm going to place you under arrest for DWI tonight, okay? Or this morning. So just turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> You got tiny wrists, so as long as they're comfortable, we'll keep them. Okay. Might be like the tiniest person. >> I just can't see. I need light more than you're going to be placing the back of this big I guess is a Tahoe now. Right here to the left. Okay. >> And we we'll get you a phone call when we get to the station. Okay. I just got to start a bunch of paperwork so we can get you started. All righty. Do you have anything that's going to poke or prick me? Anything in your pockets? >> No. No. >> You have nothing on you at all? Okay. I just need to make sure just for my safety and safety my other officers. Okay. All right. Hop on in, man. Sorry. Flick it. Yeah. Should open. It's this new technology, dude. There's a button, but it doesn't open. All right, hop on up. There you go. Put your seatelt on. You're going back to the station. Okay. Do you have anything that you want? Like your purse and stuff? You want me to grab all that? >> I'm sorry. Yes. >> Yeah. Okay. Let me grab it. Okay. I'm going to need you. Hold on. >> Hi. So, I got to do a search of the vehicle due to a DWI arrest. Okay. Is there anything in here you want to take out? >> I don't think so. I don't know what I'm supposed to do. >> So, if you want to come back to the station, we can get you a Are these fake IDs? Is she really 21? >> Yes. >> Okay. These are her old ones. Um, I can get you a ride at the station. It's totally up to you. Whoever comes and gets her can take you, too. I know. I'm not going to leave you on the street by yourself. That's for sure. >> So, you you tell me what you want to do. >> Um, >> is this her cell phone? Okay. >> Yes. >> You tell me what you want to do. >> Yeah. Um, okay. >> You want You want to come back with us, too? >> You'll sit in our lobby? >> I don't live anywhere near her. I live >> Okay, no problem. All right. >> On Mula Hill. >> Mulika Hill. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. We're going to get you a ride with one of my officers. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you just hold this? It's going to be her purse. And you're sure you don't have any complaint of injuries? You do not want first aid? I don't even think we can get this window up. Do you know where her keys are? Are they in her purse? >> They should be up here. >> Where? I'm sorry. >> Is Is she okay? Yes, she's fine. I um I'm sorry. I'm not sure. >> You don't know where the keys are? Can you try putting the purse in the car and just see if we can get that window up for the driver's side? >> It might They might be inside of there. >> Yeah. Yeah. Good. >> Time for Thank you. >> Honey, do you know where your keys are? >> They should be in my purse. >> In your purse. Okay. Ary, she said in her purse. In her purse. >> Yeah, we're going to take her back, too. Yeah, we're going to take her back so she stays safe. So she not go >> She's going to go in our lobby. Okay. And then whoever can come pick you up, we'll pick her up. Is that okay? Okay. She's 21, too. So, she All right. So, I don't need parent consent. Perfect. We're just trying to make sure we can secure this vehicle before we go. Okay. Are you all right back here? Not too hot, not too cold. All right. >> Yeah. The battery. >> Okay. No problem. We tried. Lucas, do you mind sitting with it until the to comes? >> Do me a favor. Take this phone. >> Take a picture of all the damage. >> Okay. >> And then um so that means the car Yeah, keys are out, but the battery is dead. All right. Undertoe is going to have Oh, you're staying with it. Give him the keys. Undertoe takes the keys and then take picture of the damage to the plate where you saw them hit if there's any damage once the tow leaves and then come back to the station please. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> All right. And then you can transport her friend please. I'll take >> to uh this >> station. >> Yeah. Keys. >> Yeah. >> Where's the actual like There we go. Perfect. All right. Sit with them. When uh Undertoe comes, just give him that. Make sure you get a card from Undertoe. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, we have to give that to her saying that's where her car is. I got to go start tests and then bring the friend back. We'll sit her in the lobby. Whoever gets them can get them together. >> Yep. Please. And then I'll take it. Thank you. Appreciate it. Yep. All right, ma'am. We're going to leave the keys because the tow truck's going to take it and I have everything else. Okay. Is there anything else you want out of it? >> I have your purse. >> Yep. I have your wallet, keys, or your keys will be with the vehicle and then your phone. Good. Okay. 26 Long Beach. be transporting one adult female 102441 from this location. It's going to be 9inth and Bay to headquarters 101 starting >> 414. >> I'm sorry. >> So, I have to read you a couple pieces of paper. It's going to be up to you if you want to consent to a breathalyzer test. I'll get everything read to you at the station and then you get released tonight. Okay. >> And then you have to come to a court date. >> I'm sorry. >> A court. Yeah. You'll have a court date. Yes. >> You decide at court what happens at at court. for for the charges that you get. We'll talk more when we get through the night. Okay? I'll explain everything to you um when when you get everything handed to you. Okay? We'll take one step at a time. I'll explain every step. 26. Just be advised, patrolman Lucas is who contacted us about this. He will be staying with the vehicle for Undertoe. >> 20 Long Beach. How we giving a 25 to one adult female from Bay to my 103 1011 for starting mileage >> 770 28.1 on. I think this is a brand new car. I don't even have a garage door opener. Sheesh. All right, we'll just walk from right here. >> I'm sorry. >> So, >> creepy. >> Oh, you love it. >> Oh, back there. You're saying? >> No. Oh, okay. >> 269 Long Beach. I'll be 103 101 ending 415. >> You have the smallest wrists I've ever had. >> There are not. You know, I can slip out of these, right? Yes. That's why I know you're the smallest one. Do you know those? >> Look at you. >> I was sitting there the whole time. I said, "Come on right there." >> If you click one more, so with those handcuffs, if I clicked more, >> then it would lock onto your wrist. That's why I didn't. >> Oh, I know. >> Yeah. So, here you're being cool. So, carry your purse. Here, I'll >> f [laughter] >> at least you got humor. I like it. All right. >> Let's take a walk. >> I always do that. I get bored. So like I don't know if it's a wristband or whatever. It's go on and off but like this this one is the tightest one my room ever put on my wrist. >> That one. Yeah. Keep going. Right up. Yeah. We'll just go through here. I just I have a new car so I don't have a way to get in there yet. >> Close to the left of my house. Okay. Right. To the right. This way. >> Taylor was evaluated by first responders at the station, but she declined to be transported to the hospital. >> I got to get your documents out anyway, so I wouldn't worry. Straight through. This way. Come right in. Going to go right through here. Okay, just have a seat on the bench. I just got some paperwork to start. Okay. >> Yeah, I need that. And I need your license, too. Here, let me take your hand your handcuff. >> You're right. You're always this cold. Do >> you want to see medical? Maybe. No. I'm always so cold. >> Oh, cuz it's It's like kind of breezy, windy. >> Are you sure though you don't want to see medical attention? Are you sure you don't want someone to check you out from the accident? >> It hit me just a little hard, but I don't know. I think I'm okay. >> All right. Let me get I'll get you checked out just in case. Okay. >> Here's my license. >> Appreciate that. Thank you. All right. We're going to get copies of that. I'm just waiting for my officer to come in. I really don't want to go through all that. >> I know. Unfortunately, it's it is my job. >> I'm going to be okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Be okay. I think you're going to be okay. >> Hi, it's Stall. Hey, >> I'm having a complaint of chest pain. If you could just have first aid come to our building, get this uh 1024 or uh 1041 checked out, please. All right. No problem. >> Appreciate you. Thanks. >> No problem. Thanks. >> Yes, she's going to be in the lobby. Okay. >> Is she still there right now? >> She's probably walking in as we speak. You are 21, right? >> You just turned. Yes. >> In February. >> In February. Okay. Is this you, Taylor? Is this you, Taylor? This is you. This is you. Look at you. You're all grown up now. Holy moly. I wouldn't even think that was you. >> Really? >> Yeah. Not at all. I would not think. >> All right, he's going to stay with you. I got to get some paperwork started. Okay, >> that doesn't even look like me. >> That doesn't That does not look like you. >> You look good, girl. Take Take it. Right. >> I got to get my gun out, too. So, thanks I'm just going to leave my camera so I don't start recording all the people. Can you fill her in that book and then start her arrest report? >> Yeah. All right. I have to read you a few things. Okay. All right. First, I'm going to start Miranda and then I'm going to read you the standard statement form. Okay. So, before we ask you any questions, you must understand what your rights are. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we question you and to have him with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, a lawyer will be provided for you. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Anything you say may be used against you in the court of law. This is relating to any paperwork we have to continue with. Would you like to speak with us and continue the paperwork? No. Okay. I'm gonna have to read this a couple more times just so you know. Okay. And just sign here just saying you don't want to talk. Okay. >> Is that bad that I'm saying no? >> No. So we just >> No, I totally understand. I totally understand. So we don't ask you anything about a crime when it comes to DWI. We have to read this because we have a couple questionnaires to ask you. If you don't want to answer those questionnaires, you don't have to. >> Okay. >> So this is me like saying no. So, so this is you saying when I get to the So, the questionnaire is going to ask when was your last drink? When's the last time you ate? If you don't wish to answer that, you don't have to. I just have to read it again saying you you understand your rights, but you don't want to talk to me. So, it's totally up to you. You can answer the questionnaire or not. It's totally like totally up to you. You have those rights. >> Is it I don't get I don't even know. >> No worries. So, I do want you to understand it. So, >> it's fine. It's fine. Um >> the question is like when was your last drink? When's the last time you ate? Are you sick? But I can't answer that later on, right? When the time comes near. >> Yeah. No. So I have to read it again saying if you do or do not want to talk to me. So it's totally up to you. >> But I could do a different time. >> So if you say no now, I can't ask you any questions. But if you say yes, >> a different time like not here right now. Like maybe like you have to go to court, right? >> Yeah. Every But everything's done now. >> Answer it like later on like the questionnaire. >> No. No. It's just the paper. It's just the paperwork now. Don't don't feel obligated. You don't have to answer the questions, but we have to ask if you would just like to fill out our paper order. We don't ask you anything about like actual the actual crime itself. >> It's fine. >> Do you understand your rights though? You understand? Okay. So, so would you like to answer the questions? So, it says, "I've read the statement of my rights and I understand my rights are. I'm willing to make a statement, answer questions. I do not want a lawyer. I understand and know what I'm doing. No promises or threats have been made to me. No pressure or coris coercion of any kind has been used against me. >> I do want a lawyer but I don't >> I have to go to court right? >> Yeah. >> So I want a lawyer present. >> Yeah. Which which is for court right now. You don't get like the obligation for a lawyer to come in here. >> So if you So would you like to answer the questions or no? >> Do you do you understand your rights and want to go through the paperwork pretty much? >> I guess not. >> You guess not. Okay, we'll leave it at that. Just sign it. It's not a big deal. So, you can just just sign your name right next to the D. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm sorry. Bottom line. Bottom line. It says, "I hereby certify that you Yes. So, you just don't ask anything. Mrs. I do not want a lawyer in this. >> I'm sorry. >> It says I do not want a lawyer. >> No, the bottom one doesn't. >> Oh, >> I give my certified for warning consent were red to me. >> I will not speak to you. Okay, we won't ask you those kind of questions. I I understand what you're saying. Just I just needed to get that out to say that you don't want to speak with us. You see what I mean? So, I have one more form. I do have to read you when you're ready. You want a fresh copy? >> Anybody consent to? >> Yeah. So Miranda warnings or if we ask you anything about the crime, it's one of the questionnaires asks you where you last drank, how much you had. That's why we have to read this during a DWI investigation. So if you don't want to answer those, no problem. Just sign the bottom saying you do not want to answer them. Then we will not continue. Like we will not ask. >> Can I read that one more time? >> Yeah, absolutely. Take it down. >> You want me to read to you? You want to read it? You can read it. >> The Oh, wait. Those are the 12 steps you say, right? So I have to read you this which is if you want to do the breathalyzer >> and that's just your Miranda warnings related to the paperwork we have to ask. >> So do you want to wait on that and I'll read it again a little bit. >> Sorry get my question across the right way I wanted to ask. >> No see so either way you already told me you don't want to talk to me so we don't ask you further questions. So that signature is just saying that you did say it, but it's on recording that you told me you do not want to talk to me. So then that's where we stop any questionnaire. Okay. So it's all that's really into is that questionnaire we have to we have to read it for. Okay. >> Do you do you >> Yeah, I understand. You've never >> I didn't watch enough of these TV shows. >> Well, that's the worst place to get the information from is the TV show. >> It would have given you some sort of like >> Yeah. So that's literally when it comes to like So think about it like this. If you murder somebody, >> so sad. >> So, think about this. If you murder somebody, they have to read that. Cuz if I say, "Who did you murder? I have to have your Miranda rights and ask consent to speak with you." When it comes to the DWI, we have a questionnaire that asks when you last took a drink. If you don't want to answer that, then you don't have to. And you just sign off that you did not want to speak with us. That's all it is. >> And then what's after that? >> And then I have to read this and then hopefully we'll get you out of here. It It's literally It kind of moves quickly. >> I want to go home. >> No problem. >> We're definitely going home tonight. Trust me on that. >> Okay. But I'm going >> I know. I know. Okay. So, I have to read you. Okay. So, what I got out of this, we're not asking any further questions. Okay. All right. So, now I have to read you the New Jersey general standard statement for motor vehicle operations. So, your name is Taylor. The officer shall read the following. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated 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 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 revocation of 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 be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other office or any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breast samples will be treated as a refusal to submit to breast testing. Even if you agree to the test but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient samples, breast samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit to breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breast of your breath? >> It's yes or no. >> It's a yes or no question. Yes. right now. >> Okay. So, I have to say yes, right? >> That that's up to you. Yes or no? >> If I say no, what is the thing? >> Then I charge you with refusal. >> Okay. Is that a yes? I don't know what I know what I'm supposed to say. >> So, I just I can't have you say anything ambiguous. So, I need a yes or no or I have to charge you with a refusal. >> How much is that? >> We We need this answer right now. We need I need this yes or no right now. >> How much is a refusal? If a court finds you guilty of refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource centers. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. Is your okay a yes? I need a yes or a no from you. >> I'll give you one more chance. I need a yes or a no. >> I don't know what I'm supposed to say. >> I I understand you don't know, but anything you're saying is technically a refusal. So, I'm giving you the just the respect of saying yes or no to submit samples of your breath. Would you like to read this over? >> Are you I can read it again to you. >> Yeah. Oh. >> Oh. the EMTs or the lobby. So I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? Yeah. >> Okay. So, we have a 20 minute observation period. It is right now 512. In 20 minutes, I'm going to put you on our box. Don't touch your face. Do you have anything in your mouth? Just put your tongue out above roof of your mouth. Okay. So, just don't touch your face. Okay. So, I just started a 20-minute observation period. Can you bring in AMS? Cuz I have to keep eyes on. >> Yeah. >> You want? >> Yeah. >> Soon >> if it's before, after whatever. >> Okay. Whenever you have to go. >> I have to pee like Well, I want to get you checked out by medical. >> Yeah. >> Is that okay? >> Okay. >> Do you think I'm [ __ ] forever if something bad happens to >> just a mistake? Remember that doesn't mistake. Okay. >> They're not here for this. They got called out some chest pains. >> Yeah. Her exactly. >> Where's my room? She's in the lobby. >> Is she still okay? I know we keep asking. >> Wait, is she okay? Yeah, she's fine. She's just sitting in a chair. She's chilling. >> You just >> Where do you go to school? You go to school, I'm guessing. Where do you go to school? >> Am I supposed to speak to you? >> Well, I'm not asking things about the crime. I was just asking personal life cuz you said roommate. I want to ask. I want I didn't want to awkwardly just stare at you for that. >> Yeah, but I trust I have such a bad choice. >> It's okay. You don't have to answer. >> That's why I'm like getting scared because you're like, "Don't touch your mouth." >> You're like telling me you're like like this was like I don't know. >> I know. It's I understand. It's a lot at once. I totally understand. >> I don't be tricked. I don't like >> No, like I said that the reason we read that for this is because our stand form asked about the crime, which is what you're under. That's as that's that's why we have to read it. >> Pedro woman stall read Taylor the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and Taylor eventually agreed to submit breath samples. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.07%. But this test was administered more than 1 hour after the crash. So there is a possibility that she was over the legal limit of 0.08% at the time of the crash. After the officers finished processing Taylor, she was released to her father after he signed the potential Chev warning form on Taylor's behalf. She was issued the following citations, operating under the influence. Careless driving, failure to report an accident, leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage, and failure to possess driver registration. >> Hi there. >> Hi. That's a front. So, right now she's under a 20-minute observation period. She can't touch her face. She did get into a car accident. >> On the police station right now trying to figure this out. We got a call that you have a cardiac with a 50year-old male with chest pains. >> No, it's not me. I have a 21-year-old who got into a car accident, hit the steering wheel, and the airbags deployed, and she's sitting right here. >> I don't think she's >> All right, I'll get right back to you, Dad. Is that somewhere else? I speak >> here. This is our dispatcher, >> Deb. I have a 21-year-old onec car accident with airbags deployed. I don't have a 50-year-old at all. >> It happened at Ninth and Bay, but we have her at the station. >> She said that her chest hurts from the steering wheel. No, that that totally came off different. Yeah, they refused on scene and then when they came back they said their chest was sore. So, I figured it was good to just have them looked at. Yep. Absolutely. Thank you, Deb. All right. Go on. >> What'd she say? >> He said good. Just check her out. Make sure she's okay. >> Okay. Well done. >> Taylor, this is our EMT. Okay. Just tell him if anything hurts. He knows you were just involved in a car accident. Okay. >> Is my friend getting checked out? >> I'm sorry. >> Is my friend getting checked out? >> Yeah, we could check for Absolutely. in the lobby. The two of them were in the vehicle. >> Do you have pain in your chest right now? >> Here. >> Here. Does it hurt when you breathe in and out or no? Like that. >> Okay. And I just want to um the fact that >> I think we can cancel the medics. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Deb said she was going to let them know. But >> just just know. Yeah. Just let you can let county know we can cancel all the medics or ALS >> 269. Can you just let county know cancel medics? >> I did just as well. How old are you? >> 21. >> 21. >> Okay. A piece of paper. >> Yeah. >> Say it out loud. I'll write down for you. little rapid. >> Okay. >> But it is. But yeah. Yeah. So that's to be expected. That's to be expected. >> Thank you. >> You want all this information? Oh, thank you so much. >> Oxygen was 98. >> I canceled the medics, too. >> Oh, good. You got You for sure cancelled the medics. >> Yeah. Yes. >> Yeah. I was just >> for sure. All right. Good. Just take blood pressure. Okay. After I do this, we're just >> Taylor, you're so skinny. This stays on her. >> I'm trying to hit the gym more. [laughter] >> I try this one. >> This is a larger cuff. This is the smallest one I have. This is the smallest adult cuff that I have. >> Taylor, how old are you? >> She's 21. >> Taylor, what? Just >> Well, we we'll start your 20-minute observation period in a little bit. Okay. >> I just need your arm. I'm sorry for blood pressure. Okay. Did you make a copy of this that registration insurance? >> After this, we're just going to get some information. Okay. Just like your name, your birthday, stuff like that. >> What's your medical history like? Do you have any medical history or no? >> No worries. We'll look at them all. >> We will look at them all. >> Taylor, do you have any known allergies? You you allergic to anything, sweetie? >> Pollen. Change your weather and my nose. Going to the beach today because my nose is too pollen. >> Yeah, that's about it. Okay. >> And are you taking any medications right now? That includes birth control. >> Not to be nosy, but we just need to make sure. Okay. >> No. No. No. >> No. Regular medication. All righty. >> Now, what hurts? >> All right. Did you bang your chin or your nose? Did it hit your face at all? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. >> Why is it? >> No, I'm just asking cuz airbags are big. >> I know. >> And they're And they're scary. >> Was I backed out for a second? >> Oh, did you lost consciousness for a second? >> I got scared. Okay. So, >> pain in your chest right now. >> Yep. And they're going to look at her too. >> My ribs. >> More on your ribs. >> Like severe chest. >> Oh, tummy too. Tummy area. >> I don't think it's my chest. I think it's right my upper rib right here. >> Lower ribs. You do have a little a little burn right there. A little little burn from Do you want to go to the hospital to get checked out? >> You don't want to go? >> Yeah, we're going to go check her. She's just hanging out in the lobby, but we're going to look her over. >> What' she hit? pole on a curb right there. >> Oh, okay. >> I was pulling I was pulling over on the sidewalk and then I accidentally >> Yeah. Actually, >> is she intoxicated? No. >> We're under investigation right now. >> Okay. >> So, when you guys leave, I can start her observation and then put her in a box. >> Well, that's what I was thinking. Do you do you want us to wait? >> No. If she has to go, I'll pull a blood draw. >> Okay. But if she refuses, then I'll put her on the box. >> Okay. >> So, it's whatever she feels right. >> Okay. Cuz I was going to say we could wait if you wanted us to wait for that and then transport. >> That's that's up to her how she feels. Do you feel she wants to go right away or if she wants to go? >> Do you want to go to the hospital to get checked out with your with your pain? Is it like a sharp like is it a sharp pain? >> Let's go check the friend. >> Okay. Oh, good. >> We're We're going to go check her girlfriend or her roommate in the lobby. >> We'll get back to you before we go. >> Okay. >> Now, he needs to let us. >> Oh, sorry. Taylor, you got to tell me how you feel. If you feel you need to go to the hospital, then [snorts] you need to go to the hospital. If you don't, then you don't. But I I just want to know what safe for you. Okay. Do you feel that you can stay and perform the test? All right, we'll start going because you did say yes to the blood for the um to submit samples. Okay, let's start your 20-minute observation period. You okay with that? >> What does that mean? >> That means again you just can't touch your face for 20 minutes and then I have to put you on the block so we have to bow into the tube. [snorts] Do you want a tissue? Can you please have a tissue? >> Paper towels. >> Yeah, in the bathroom. Okay, ready? We're going to start a 20-minute observation period. It is >> over. >> So, you agreed to submit samples of your breath. That was a sheet I wrote you or I read to you. So, I need to do 20 minutes without you touching your face. Nothing putting in and out of your mouth. And it's now 5:25. I'll start your 20-minute observation period. Okay. >> Okay. So, no touching your mouth. Put your tongue out. You have nothing in your mouth. Just open up. I said to make sure. Some people put quarters in your mouth. Okay. All right. 5:25. 20 minute observation started. All right. So, just see what else I can Excellent. Taylor, you okay? You falling asleep on me? They're back home. So on there, I need you to open up the drinking and driving questionnaire. >> Is it on forces? Come on. >> Yes. I can add in Well, yeah, you have to go to like add a new report for that case for that case. >> Yeah, >> it'll come up drinking and driving questionnaire. No, we're [snorts] in a 20 minute observation period. Hunter's at the hospital with another arrest we had earlier today or like >> uh No, >> she's going to try. Yeah, >> 5:25 to restart because she went through that quick. So for questionary you're going to put refusal isn't stupid I I can't give you any advice. You have every right to refuse. That's up to you. This is the same thing. >> What do you mean? So, you said yes to submitting samples of your breath, which puts you on the box and gives you my gives me your BAC level. >> Yeah, but I didn't answer the question >> cuz you didn't want to talk to us. That that was the question. >> Yeah, but would shouldn't I have done that now since I'm doing this? >> You don't have to. >> It wouldn't help. It wouldn't be good for me. >> It's up. You can answer them. It's up to you. I don't even know what the question is. What is it about? >> It just asks like when your last drink was, where did you drink? Those kind of things. So, if he can read it to you again, it's up to you if you want to answer. That's the only things that we ask pertaining to this investigation is that questionnaire. >> Oh, >> no. We're waiting for your observation period right now. We're trying to get I want to get you on the box so we can get you out of here. >> Can you just go in my car, grab my black thing in my bag, and bring it up? Thank you. Don't touch your mouth. Sorry. Now you're I don't worry about itchy. Call Long Beach. See if that's registered and add her license to the cat. And then you had your up-to-date insurance card. That's what you showed me, right? That was up to date. Okay. Before we leave, we'll just have you send that to me. Okay. >> So, we'll do it after. Don't worry. What's a good phone number for you >> to reach me personally? >> Yeah, you personally. >> I'm sorry. Hey, how much do you weigh? I believe we leave myself a lot. If you could guess how much you >> see now a little bit over 100 >> 100 and how >> over 100. >> Over like 110 surprising. What's a good email? Court records indicate that on November 6th, 2023, Taylor's citation for operating under the influence was dismissed in court. Her citation for careless driving was upgraded to reckless driving, and [clears throat] she also pleaded guilty to failure to report an accident. As a result of her guilty p, Taylor had to pay a total of $530 in fines. One is together.