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I'm going home. >> Around 2:14 a.m. on January 27, 2024, patrolman Matthew Show with the Eatontown Police Department responded to the Avenue of Memories near the intersection with Route 35 in a report of a female that was passed out behind the wheel. He arrived on scene and noticed that female behind the wheel of a white 2019 GMC Acadia was slumped over. The officers knocked on the window, but she did not immediately awaken. The other officers used a vehicle lockout kit and opened the passenger side doors before she was awakened. >> Awesome. Um, just grab some ID from you real quick. We'll get you out of here. >> Is that okay? >> Uh, I have my passport for ID. And I have a license picture on my phone. I just got back from Florida. >> Yeah, if you have a license picture, that's >> okay. >> Is the car registered to you? >> Yeah, this is my car. >> It's your car. What's your first name? >> Giana. G I A N A >> J >> G I A >> N I >> 5 6 >> last name. >> No, though I know it's >> Oh, you can't do it in just shake. >> Thank you so much. Of course. >> Thanks, guys. >> Is that car in park or still in drive? There we go. >> Thank you. >> Can't really get in. >> Can you h thought it was her husband. >> What's your name? Where's the uh >> Oh, there's right in front of the door handle. >> So, look on the other side. Look where it is. It's right in front of the door handle. It's the top button. Or you can just try to pull the handle. primary. You >> want me to get a shot? >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. tomorrow at least. There's no audio only pictures and the images are captured. with you. >> I only have the system to prevent shelf. You know what I mean? >> I don't know. Can I get the button? >> How come you want to see a little higher right there? >> I can't get the angle. >> Push it right. >> I can't get the angle. >> He saw standing >> there and then turned the phone. Come on. >> It's hard to make maps because of the >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi, I'm Officer Scout with the Eaton Town Police. Just let you know this incident being recorded. >> What's your name? >> It's impossible to get >> I'm sorry. Aaron. >> Yes. >> Aaron. Great. Where are you coming from? >> The pictures were poor and grainy. One thing the detective was sure of. >> Unless um hi. >> Hello. >> Where you coming from, Marion? >> I'm sorry. >> Where you coming from, Aaron? >> Oh, hi. Uh um Monroe. >> Monroe. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Do you know where you are right now? Where are you? >> Do you know where you are right now, ma'am? >> Yes. Hi. >> Hi. Where are you? >> Um, where are we now? >> You tell me. I'm asking you. Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming from Monroe. >> You're coming from Monroe. Where are you going? >> To home. >> Where's home? >> Monroe. So, you came from Monroe. You're going back to Monroe. >> Yes. >> Did you make any stops along the way? >> Oh, no. >> No. So, you left Monroe to go to Monroe? >> Are we in Monroe right now? >> No. >> No. Okay. Where are you coming from specifically in Monroe? You were asleep over here at the wheel. As she awakened, she lifted her foot from the brake pedal, which caused her to strike a police vehicle that was parked in front. Patrolman Show then made contact with the female, who was later identified as Aaron Busby. As he was speaking with Aaron, Patrolman Show detected the odor of alcohol and observed other indicators of impairment. Based on their suspicion of impairment, Aaron was asked to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises. >> That's why we're having this interaction. Okay. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine. >> Yeah. Did you have anything to drink tonight? >> Yeah. I mean, >> I'm sorry. Did you have anything to drink tonight, ma'am? >> Yeah. I'm with my friends. >> You have I'm sorry. You're having fun with your friends? >> Yeah. >> Good. Good. You should. Everyone's entitled to have their fun. Um, is that a yes? Is that a no? >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Okay. Where is home? >> On Monroe. >> Monroe. Do you know the address? >> Yes. I'm sorry. >> Yes. Monroe. >> What's the address? >> Um, all right. Let's uh >> Yeah. Why don't you do me a favor? Why don't you step out of the car for me? Okay. Let's just go right to the back over here >> and uh we'll figure out what's going to happen next. Okay. Any medical conditions I should be aware of? >> No. >> No. You don't like suffer from you're not like diabetic or anything like that, right? >> No. Okay. Uh any like major surgeries I should be aware of? >> Do you wear glasses? Contact lenses? >> Um I do wear glasses. >> You do you don't have them on right now? >> Yeah. No. >> Do you need them to read? >> No, it's just for distancing. >> For distance. Okay. So, do you have contacts in? >> Mhm. Oh, so you're good. >> Mhm. >> Perfect. So, let's just head to the back of the car and we'll talk over there. Just one second. All right. >> Right here's fine. >> Where were you hanging out with your friends? Um there's one right over here. >> Right over here on the fort. >> Mhm. >> Do you remember what where? >> Yeah. Um >> place it was called >> the big building. >> Big building. >> Yeah. >> A lot of big buildings. There was like one that was you have any physical injuries? Nothing. >> You headed back to Monroe? I guess this is horic moment. >> Yep. You're about to exit Fort Bomb right there. Right there. All right, ma'am. I'm sorry. Your name again? >> Aaron. >> Aaron. Great. Perfect. Aaron. Um, I know we briefly spoke. Did you have anything to drink tonight? >> A little bit. >> A little bit. Uh, >> do you want to expand on that at all? How many? What you have? >> So, I I met with a couple friends that I used to work with. >> Great. Um, and we were just meeting up tonight, trying to get together, saying hi for a first time in a little bit. So, >> okay. Are you aware at all? Uh, why? Like, we're interacting with you. What happened? >> No. Okay. You were asleep >> at the drive at the wheel at the driver's wheel of the vehicle. Are you aware of that? >> No. Okay. Do you take any uh drugs or anything like that? I Nothing I should be aware of, right? No medical conditions, >> physical disabilities, anything like that? Eyeglasses? You have contacts in? >> Um, I I do wear glasses, but right now I'm not wearing them. >> But you have contacts, right? So, you can see everything's good. Okay. Do you mind performing a few tests for me? >> Awesome. Great. >> So, the first exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Aaron failed to touch heel to toe on each step and turned improperly. The final exercise was the one leg stand test and Aaron failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion while putting her foot down before the test was complete. >> Yep. Just stand right there just like that. Okay. What I want you to do, just stare at the tip of my pen. Okay? >> Sorry about that. You're going to follow the tip of my pen. Okay? >> With your eyes and your eyes alone. Do you understand my instruction? >> Okay. >> All right. We're going to do it once more. Okay. You ready? >> Just your eyes. Stare at the tip of my pen. Okay. You ready? Okay, you ready? Shake it off. You're good. You're good. Great. I love it. I love it. You're doing awesome. Okay. Just the Just your eyes. >> Just the eyes. >> Just your eyes. Okay. >> Okay. Once more. Okay. Mhm. >> You ready? Mhm. >> Okay. >> Okay. You ready? Mhm. Okay. And once more we're going to go up. Okay. You ready? >> All right. Fantastic. Just relax for me. Okay. I'm going to have you perform a few tests. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, let me just put my pen away. Get out my handy dandy instruction here. Just makes it kind of simple. And I'm on. Good. That camera's on. >> Uh, yeah, that camera's on, right, Bailey? >> Awesome. All right. So, what we're going to do, we're going to do what's called the walk and turn test. Okay. So, perfect. We have a line right here. Are you comfortable walking in those shoes? Those are okay. >> That they're okay. >> They're good. Great. All right. So, I just want you to stand with your arms down by your side. Okay. Perfect. Do me a favor. Put your left foot in front of your right. Touch your heels together. Touch your heels together. >> Okay. >> All right. Arms down by your side. >> Just get in that starting. This is going to be the starting position. Okay. Left foot in front of your right. Heels together. Arms down by your side. Now, when I say stay in that position for me, you okay? Okay. Good. So, now when I say go, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps. Okay. Count them out loud. One, two, three, four, all the way to nine. Series of small turns and then come back. Same way. One, two, three, four, all the way to nine. Heel to toe. Do you understand my instructions? >> Do you want me to explain it again? >> No. >> I've demonstrated it to you. Did you see what I did? >> Yep. Steps. Heel to toe in the front and then turn around and do the same thing. Small series of small steps turning around. Okay. Keep that left foot planted. >> Got it. >> All right. >> One. >> I'm sorry. >> That was nine, right? >> You tell me. You got to count out loud. You want to do it again? >> Yeah. Yeah. Let me do it. >> Okay. Let's reset. Just count those out loud. Get into the starting position. Do you remember the starting position? >> Starting position. Perfect. Heel to toe. Get those Get that heel to Perfect. >> Okay. And then that right. One, two, 3 4 5 6 7 9. Turn. Great. Good job. How do you feel? Good. Awesome. All right. Now, the next one is called the one-legged stand. Okay. Hang on. I just got to grab something real quick. All right. Stay right there. Mhm. Sorry about that. One second. >> Still on your patrol phone. >> All right, ma'am. So, onelegged stand. Okay, we're going to start >> arms down by our side, feet together. Okay, choose one foot of your choosing, whichever one you want. You're going to raise it off the ground about 6 in. Okay, keep your foot pointed forward. I want you to stare at your foot. >> Okay? And I want you to count 1 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 until I tell you to stop while staring at your foot. Arms down by your side. Do you understand my instructions? >> Okay. Are you ready? >> Yep. >> All right. Go ahead. You got to count out loud. Okay. >> Oh, I didn't know. >> Yep. Oh. All right. You want to try again? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Arms down by your side. Foot about 6 in up off the ground. Pointed forward. Stare at your foot. Count out loud. 1 100 2 100 3 100 Are you ready? >> Okay. Ready? Go. 1 100 1 2 100 2 3 100 4 100 4 uh 1 100 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 >> Keep going. Keep going till I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> You ready? You want to restart? >> Yeah. >> You want to try again? Okay. Arms down by your side. Okay. One foot of your choosing. 6 feet 6 in off the ground. Stare at the >> tip of your foot. Got it. >> Count out loud. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 Are you ready? >> Yep. >> All right. Let me know when. >> Ready. 1 100 2 100 3 100 4 100 4 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 11 100 >> Based on her falling asleep in her car, the odor of alcohol, her admission to consuming alcohol earlier that evening, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises, Aaron was placed under arrest for DWI. Her vehicle was impounded for a for a 12-hour hold according to John's law. Patrolman show transported Aaron to the Eatontown Police Department for further processing. >> Keep going. >> Oh, 1,00 2100 1,00 2100. >> All right. All right. All right. You're good. You're good. You're good. I stole that from your car. All right, Aaron, you said, right? Perfect. Okay, Aaron, just do me a favor. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. All right. You are going to be placed under arrest for driving uh while under the influence. Okay. you okay? >> Small pause here. If you like these videos, hitting subscribe would mean a lot. We're incredibly close to 100K and your support helps more than you know. >> All right, we're going to go right back over here to this police car. Okay. 116, one female, 41. All right. Um, I got to pat you down. Hang on. >> Do you have anything on? You going to poke me, stick me, stab me, anything? Cut me like that at all. 21. Do >> you care if we put this stuff back in your car? >> Go for it. Hang on. You got it. >> Do you have Are you wearing anything under here? >> Yes. >> You're not wearing anything under the jacket? >> I mean, I have a jack a coat on. >> Under the jacket. Under the jacket. Do you have a shirt? >> Yeah, of course. >> Can I unzip your jacket so I can just check, please? >> Keys and license. Is it in the car? >> Mhm. Turn around for me, please. >> Uh, there's a there should be Yeah. Uh, your bag, right? Your bag is in your car. You got a a wallet in there? >> Yeah. And your phone? Do you want your phone? Okay. Let's uh let's go to the other side cuz my stuff I'm just going to put this back in your pocket. We're going to go to the other side of the vehicle. Okay, ma'am. Usually easiest if you go butt first. Step up. Okay. Where did my phone go? >> All right. >> Um, I'm just going to back up. >> Are you? >> Huh? >> No. >> Looks like it. Oh my god. >> Uh, got it. wallet. Okay. Thank you for driving this license. Also, yeah, if you get that, please just be careful. I'm going to back up. The car might jolt forward because we put it in park after. So, just give me one second. 116. 16. >> I'll be transporting one female 41. Starting mileage 50973. Camera on 241. dead. >> 109. 5 97 >> info. >> At the station, the standard statement for motor vehicle operators was read to her and she agreed to submit breath samples. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.15% which was nearly double the legal limit of 0.08%. She also admitted to consuming beer and margaritas at Baseline Social in Oceanport earlier that evening after they finished processing Aaron. She was released to her husband pending her court appearance after he signed the potential liability warning on Aaron's behalf. All right, ma'am. Okay, we're just going to go back towards that gray door right over here. I'll escort you. Okay, hang on. We're going to go inside. You step forward. Just do me a favor. Turn to your left. Your left. Just face that wall. Fantastic. Now we're going to go up the steps. I'll help. I'll help you. Great. Make a right. And another right. Have a seat on that big wooden bench right there. again. >> Yeah. Yeah. All right. Ma'am, do me a favor. Stand up. Please turn around. Okay. If you could please take the jacket off. Do you have anything in your mouth? Any gum, breath mint, nothing? Okay. Just take your jacket off for me, please. Do you understand what's going on? >> Okay. Any questions at this time? Okay. Um, could you just hand me the jacket, please? Thank you so much. The lip balm. Fantastic. And again, do you have anything in your pockets? >> No. >> Nothing. Right. Um, the watch, the bracelet, and the necklace, please. It's all going to come back to you. I promise. Okay, perfect. Let's put everything right in here. Well, wonderful. >> I'm supposed to start a new job. >> Okay. >> This is like I've never been in trouble in my life. >> We're going to we're going to talk about all of it. Okay. >> Baby steps. All right. What we're going to do is we're going to hang out for 20 minutes. Okay. I got to do this weird thing where I kind of just watch you. I babysit you for 20 minutes. Um, after that 20 minutes is done, I'm going to read you a piece of uh I got to read something from the paperwork that I have and then we'll go from there. But it won't be long. Okay. We're going to we're going to figure this all out. And just that bracelet, too. And do you have anything in your pockets? >> No. >> Nothing. Fantastic. Okay. Again, any medical conditions I should be aware of or anything? Right. not diabetic or anything like that. Right. Have a seat. And I gotta do this. Okay. Fantastic. All right. Like I said, for the next 20 minutes, we're going to kind of just hang out. Sounds kind of weird. I also think that it's kind of weird, but it's just something that we got to do. Okay? So, bear with me. That hurts, please. Throw this up. All right. All good. No rush. All right. Where is my stopwatch? There she is. Hey, Aaron. What's your middle name? >> Uh, G and J E. >> How much do you weigh? >> Um, >> roughly >> 135. What's a good cell phone number for you, ma'am? >> You born? Um, Edison, New Jersey. >> New Jersey. >> Are you married, single, divorced? >> Married. Any tattoos? >> Just like a little small. >> What do you have? >> Just like a tiny little one. >> Where's that located >> on your right hip? >> Perfect. Have you ever been arrested before? >> No. Do you work currently? >> Yeah, I just just got a new job. >> Where at? >> Hope they don't fire me. >> Where where is that? >> I'm working now, but they just they just sold the company and they just got a new job at Pent Mutual. I'm supposed to start in a couple weeks. >> I'm sorry. When >> I was supposed to start in a couple weeks at at Pent Mutual, but I was working. >> Where's Pent Mutual located? >> It's a in Pennsylvania, but it would be a remote job, >> but the company I was working for, I'm still working there, but they're they just got acquired. It was called um Get Beyond. >> So, currently you're employed by Pen Pen Mutual. >> No, that's that's where I'm supposed to start. >> So, currently no job, right? I don't know. I'm working. It's called um Get Beyond is the name of the company. >> Get Beyond. >> We were just They just acquired >> Where's that located? >> Princeton, New Jersey. >> This Carnegie Center Boulevard. >> Mhm. >> What do you do for them? >> I'm an accountant. >> An accountant. I'm I'm supposed to start a new jobs. You think they're like not going to hire me now? >> I I don't I don't see why it would affect your job, but again, I I can't, you know, I can't make any promises. Am I taking pictures? >> Um, if you want. Yeah. You want to just awkwardly watch her for Yeah. 15 minutes. Thank you, sir. Anything? Don't take it first. I just have to really watch you. Okay. I do have to ask cuz my husband is probably like, "Where are you?" >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, >> we're going to give him a call in just a little bit. >> Okay. >> Okay. You can talk to him. >> It'll be all good. >> All right. >> Yeah, it's all good. Where you from? Am I Hey uh Aaron, are you sick right now? Anything? No. All good. Are you under the care of a doctor? >> No. Not taking any medication, right? >> Are you diabetic? No. >> Do you take insulin? >> No. >> Perfect. Are you injured? No. Nine more minutes. Okay. No. What else? >> Do they both of these fans on this thing? >> Huh? >> Both fan. I know they wanted that fan on this machine. >> All of them. Yeah. We got this if we have it. Whatever we got, let it rip. Yep. >> Why? >> So, it picks up the ambient air >> and if the ambient air says anything other than clean, it comes back as, "Hey, this isn't going to work because it has to compare her to to normal." Yeah. Ed in town police. >> Yeah, just let you know the husband's in the lobby. >> Fantastic. Thank you. >> No problem. Bye. >> Husband. >> Hubby's here. >> I mean, it might be my husband. I don't know. little kids. I don't even bring this here. >> Just hang tight, right? Ma'am, >> my kids three. >> How old are they? >> Um, well, they will be with birthdays in March. So, they will be >> all of them. >> No, no, no. Two of them. >> Two of the three have birthdays in March. So those two will be uh six n and then the oldest is 13. >> But as of now they're 5 8 13 year olds like 18. Yeah. >> She's a joy to be around. I'm sure I do a junior high ministry at my church. So uh >> I like deal with like 80 of them at a time and it's a lot of fun. It's not my favorite. >> Wouldn't want to be around one for like 24 hours, 247, right? >> So, kudos to you. >> It's pretty bad. Can't imagine. >> And girl, 13-year-old girl. >> So, you mean I'm a girl, Dad? >> Yeah. >> Five minutes. So, it wasn't your husband's guest. >> It wasn't my husband. >> Was it mine? I >> think so. I don't know what your husband looks like. >> He's good. I don't think they will >> location. Sorry, I don't know if you're supposed to tell me. Is my husband here? Uh, there's a gentleman out there. I think I think he's your husband. Well, I didn't talk to him yet. I got to I got to do everything with >> my kids aren't out there, right? >> I didn't see any children. Have you been trained now? >> No, not this new one. Failing. >> Uh, yeah. Yeah. All right. Fantastic. 20 minutes is up. Uh Aaron, I just want to read something to you real quick. Just pay attention to me cuz I need you to answer it. Okay? It's going to be a question. Once we're done with that, we're going to take your photograph and then we'll move forward. Okay? So, you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. The law requires you to submit a sample of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the take a record of the taking of the breath samples including the test results will be made upon your request. A copy of the record will be made available to you after you've provided samples of your breath for testing. You have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide a sample of your breath, you will be issued a separate summit 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'll be subject to various penalties, including license, revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of it 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 purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse 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 refusal to submit breath breath testing. If even if you agree to take the test but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit the breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit breath to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Yes. >> Yes. Perfect. Awesome. Thank you so much. I appreciate that. All right. We are just going to remove all of the electronics from the room. cell phones. I just got to remove your cell phone for a moment for a moment. Turn it back on. Hello. >> How you doing? >> I'm Officer Scout. I'm with the Eaton Town Police. Just letting you know since this is being recorded. Uh, your name, sir? >> Dan Busby. >> Dan Busby. You are Aaron's >> husband. >> Husband. Awesome. Thank you for coming. Um, how'd you know we were here? >> Life 360. >> Look at that. Perfect. >> I was like, something's going on. It's not like her. >> And that's what she was saying, too. She said, "My husband's going to be, you know, looking for me any moment." We were just about to call you and uh >> sure enough, she just >> showed up the officer was like I get to the car on the thing. I'm like, >> "Perfect. Perfect. Um do you have a driver's license with you?" Awesome. Um >> obviously, you know, >> Yeah. >> for whatever happened. >> Um would you be willing to take your wife? Like obviously you want your wife, right? You want to take her home. I got some paperwork I just need you to f to sign. You'd be cool with that? Of course. Awesome. I'm going to bring it out. We'll go over it oneon-one and then uh we're just about done with her, so it shouldn't be too much longer, but I'll be right back. All right. >> All right. Thank you, sir. >> We should make her strip, you know, kneel and cough, all that stuff. Yeah. Put her through it. >> Right down the hall on your right. Just Yeah. Mr. Buzzman, just a good cell phone number for you, sir. >> It's uh 60948. Right with you. All right. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. All right, Daniel. Just need you to read that for me. Please take your time. >> All right. Where did I sign? >> You understand what it's saying? >> Yeah. >> Well, you could be held liable. >> Liable and all that. Yes, sir. >> Perfect. Uh, so what you're going to do is right here your signature >> if you want to go right over the table. I don't >> right here right there. Please >> sign it. >> Yep. >> Awesome. be right with you. Okay. Another 10 minutes. You got it. Where are you from? >> Um Monroe here. Yeah. So, >> but originally >> uh Florida. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I actually met my wife in the Virgin Islands right after school. So, >> cool. >> Now we got three daughters down here. >> God bless you, man. Wow. W and you're and you're still alive, huh? >> Good for you. I think >> I don't think it is. birthday. see it. All right. Any questions before we go? >> I guess like what happens to my car? >> Your car? You can get it back on Monday. Uh you just contact the Eatontown Police Department. Um you want to speak with records? All right. We'll go over all this outside with your husband, too. That way uh if he has any questions. What am I forgetting? I think that's it. I think we're good. You have no handcuffs. Awesome. >> Before Monday. >> Yeah. No, I know. Sorry. It's a legal thing. You ready? >> Yep. >> Out here. Make a right, please. >> Just follow that officer. >> Yep. Straight out that door. And let's go talk to Huggy. All right, sir. >> Here's a copy of that acknowledgement. >> These are your summones. Okay. Your cell phone. >> Okay. >> Wallet with keys, jewelry, and watch. >> Okay. >> What about car? When can we come back and get that? >> Monday. Monday. You just call the Eatontown Police Department, ask to speak with the records bureau. >> Okay. >> Uh and just ask them how to get your car back. let them know what happened that it was towed because it was involved in a uh DWI and uh they'll guide you on how to come and get it. They're open from 8 to 4. Okay. >> Okay. So, just call them during those hours. >> Okay. Cuz my eyeglasses are in there, too. I just realized. So, I can't get my glasses before then. >> I can't get into the car. >> I think I just Sorry. >> We'll go to Walgreens. >> All right. Patrolman Shiao issued Aaron the following traffic tickets. Operating under the influence. 39 BO4-50. Reckless driving 39496. Careless driving 39497. >> Any other questions, guys? >> No, we're good. >> Okay. I appreciate you being so cooperative. >> Thank you. >> All right. Uh, where are you parked? >> Um, over on the other side of the fire station. Actually, I got the wrong one. >> Push bar. Yep. Fantastic. Have a great day, guys. >> Yeah.