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You're getting pulled over. >> Not to um would you like >> Why is that you? >> Well, just cuz I live right here. >> Okay. Well, you're being pulled over. Okay. Do you want to give me >> my safety and yours? I want you in your car. Okay. >> I'll literally like put my stuff down and I live right here. >> No, ma'am. Need your >> Around 1:47 a.m. on April 19th, 2023, patrolman Arthur Gant with the Point Pleasant Beach Police Department observed a white 2019 Niss on Ultima sedan rule through the stop sign at River Avenue and McClean Avenue. He activated his emergency lights to initiate a traffic stop, but the driver continued to drive south on River Avenue before pulling into a parking lot. When she pulled into the parking space, her vehicle was incorrectly positioned. The driver, identified as Nicole, exited the vehicle and did not follow patrolman's Gant's instructions to be seated inside the vehicle. >> Get in your car. >> I'd rather not cuz I've already like pulled my car over and I'm like, >> you're not understanding. I'm telling you a lawful order to get back in your car. >> Um lawful order. I don't have to. >> I live right here. >> That's fine. But you you have to get back in your car. >> I don't have to cuz I've already pulled over. My keys already >> All right. You have your license, registration, insurance? >> I do. >> Send me another unit. >> Is possible working right now? >> He's not. >> Okay. >> You mind if I put my out like somewhere safely? I don't want to like >> Well, there's trash cans right there. [Music] >> I'm sorry. I literally live like right in this >> I'll take another unit. >> One moment. >> You can slow down. 104. So, I lost my license. I have the um >> paper copy. >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you have registration insurance? >> No, I do. >> Give me one moment. >> Sure. >> Heavy. Sorry, I just got off work. I have like all my food in here. >> Okay. Was there a reason that you just rip through the stop sign at River McLean? >> Yes, cuz I have to pee so [ __ ] bad. I literally live right here. Like I literally have to pee so [ __ ] bad. And I have my period. I'm very sorry to like say that aggressively, but I do. >> Okay. >> Um would you like me pull it pull to pull this out of here? >> What's in there? >> Yeah. So, my father works for um >> New York Police Department. >> Okay. >> My uncle also works for them as well. Would you like me to pull everything out of here? >> What's in there? Registration insurance. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Everything. >> Yeah. >> And my NOR family got bad in here as well. >> Yeah. I'll see whatever you got. [Music] I'm sorry. Like the lights are just like a little bit. >> I'm sorry. Like the lights are just like really >> Okay. >> I don't know if you like to look through this yourself. I don't really want to be like aggressive with my hand motions, but you can look through this yourself. No, I just I just need registration and insurance. >> Okay, >> that's what I'm I'm asking you for. That's all I need. I don't need all that stuff. I just need registration, insurance card. Sorry, my car messy. [Music] I believe everything is in here. I'm sorry. Like, give me a moment. I'm a little bit flustered because the lights are like a little bit aggressive. I believe my insurance is right here. Mission Geico insurance. >> You have an updated card? Um, I don't, but I I I mean I might if you give me a little bit of patience to look for it in my other like [ __ ] that I have because I'm a little bit messy. Okay. >> Um, if you'd like it right away, I can look for it on my phone and give you like a nice copy of it on my phone. It's okay. >> That sounds great. One second. >> You mind if I look for it on my phone? The insurance >> Sure. >> copy of it. >> Sitting right on the clean. >> I'm sorry. I also like really have to use the restroom. >> Okay. Well, you can wait >> I'm >> couple minutes. >> Rips the stop sign >> like 30 mph. >> Okay. >> And uh I'm going to mute or No, >> she works in boatyard. >> That's her paper copy of her license cuz she lost it. >> Um I literally just registered for the paper copy yesterday. I have the email of it if you'd like to look at the email of it. >> Are you Nicole? >> Yes, I'm Nicole. My mother, my registration and my insurance and then my mother's name. >> And my address is in. >> Do you still live in Canelon? >> I do. I have two addresses. I work for my family company of North. >> I got you. >> As you can see, the badge that I have is under NOR. My family's company is in Nor on North Bay. >> I'm sorry. I just have to pee so bad. My bad. And also, I'm on Okay, my Geico. Um, I don't really know how to like >> Okay, perfect. >> Here we go. Gonzalez, >> sounds good. >> I'm so sorry. Like, I will I will I will fix my car. I just have to be >> No, I don't need you to go. I just need you to stand over there for a second. What? PBA cards. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And stinks. >> Here. [Music] >> What? Alcohol. >> Yeah. [Music] >> Do you think she's intoxicated? >> She reads. >> She works in a bar. >> I know she does. But it's her. It's when she's talking to you. Do you post her and talk to her? >> Just pouring out. But I don't know what you want to do because she's got a million cards and she worked the billyard. >> Yeah, she's here. >> I mean, I'm looking at her and she's like flustered, but doesn't seem like she's slow in her words. Doesn't seem like she's >> If you guys need like a mailing address for me, like that I live have really proof of like living here, I will show you the ice as well. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Just take a deep breath for me. Okay, >> I know. I just >> I I understand you live up here. >> I do. Okay. Okay. >> Just grab a seat back in your driver's driver's side of your car. Okay. >> Um I'm just going to close the >> Sure. >> If you don't mind, you know, I stop her. She jumps right out of the car. I'm like, "Get back in the car." She's like, "No, you just got home." I'm like, I'm telling you to get back in the car. No. Okay. >> That's why I call you >> working. I know. I need you to take a deep breath. I am. I'm listen to us. Totally fine. >> Okay. >> I promise you. I appreciate you. >> The more that you talk, the more it's prolonging us, right? Okay. So, do me a favor and just sit in your car. >> I'm going to just take a step back. >> Just do us a favor. Like we said, just take a seat back in your car like I told you from the beginning. >> Is there a reason? >> Sit right here and just be very >> Is there a reason why you don't want to get back in your car? >> I mean, I have all my belongings. I just really want to get back in because I have my dog. I just need to feed him and I really >> Okay. Again, it's just prolonging the whole thing here. Okay. It's just doesn't make sense. It's odd. If you think because I mean to the boatyard they probably just got off. It's not uncommon for a bartenders to have a drink with. >> Sure. >> So >> you have a shift. >> She could have just slammed a drink, had it home, all that kind of stuff. If you think that she's into test, of course, but also she works in a bar. Probably why she she works at a bar in our town. As Patrolman Gant was speaking with Nicole, he detected the odor of alcohol and observed indicators of impairment. Nicole told the officer that she was coming home from work and insisted on walking away from the traffic stop. When she was asked for her documents, she provided the officer with PBA cards and mentioned that both her father and uncle worked for the New York Police Department. Sergeant Thomas Hayes arrived on scene to assist shortly afterwards. She admitted to consuming alcohol earlier in the evening and patrolman Gant asked her to perform field sobriety exercises. >> Million cards. >> Well, not forget about that. I'm saying the reason why she might stink about sheer alcohol. >> I'm looking at her. She doesn't bother. I think she's just like anxious and nervous. So, I mean, I'm looking at her right now. She's Saling. I don't hear her sluring other than her being like a flustered mess. Listen, if you want to test yourself out. >> All right, sounds good. [Music] [Music] Nicole. >> Yes. >> Do you have anything to drink tonight? >> Um, I worked at Boatyard. >> Okay. >> Serve a lot of drinks. >> Okay. >> I had made at 5:00 one beer. That was it. >> Okay. All right. The reason why I asked is when I'm talking with you, I'm getting an odor alcohol. >> Well, I I did work at Boatyard and I did serve many amounts of drinks. >> I understand that, right? I can appreciate that. Okay. >> I mean, you can ask Andy who works at boat who's the owner of boatyard and he will reiterate that to you very prevalently. >> Okay. So, you should have no problem just performing a couple of things for me, a couple tests. >> I mean, I would rather not because I'm already parked. I have not >> done anything through a stop sign. >> I have to pee and I have my period. I could pull my tampon. >> I understand that. I don't need to see your tampon. Okay. But I'm asking you just to perform a couple of tests and if you're good to go then be fine. >> I would rather not cuz I really would just really >> So you're refusing to do my tests. >> I'm not saying that I'm refusing. I'm just saying that like I would rather just like >> difficult. You're being incredibly difficult. >> I just need to ask you to do a couple of things for me and then I can get you. >> Can I ask you what those things are? >> A alphabet test. a walking turn and >> patrolman gan started with the recitation of the alphabet and Nicole was unable to complete this test satisfactorily. The second exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Nicole failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and did not count in the correct sequence. The third exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Nicole failed to touch heel to toe on each step and displayed a lack of balance. The final exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmus HGN test. During the HGN test, Betman Gan observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation, and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. >> One leg stand. >> Okay, that's absolutely fine. >> Okay, you do those things? Yes. Test. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N B >> here. >> Please stop. Please stop. Do me a favor. Just put whatever you got down. >> I like literally just like live right here. Please. >> Okay. I'm not being difficult. I'm very >> So, what I need you to do is stand with your feet together. >> Arms. >> May I tie my shoe? Because my sho's untieed. >> You don't need to tie your shoe right now. >> And my shoes untie. You don't need to tie your shoe. >> Okay. >> Feet together, hands loose at your side. Okay. Do not move from this position. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. What's your highest level education? >> I graduate high school. >> Okay. So, you have your high school degree. >> Um, yes. From school? Yes. >> Okay. So, you understand how to read and write the English alphabet? >> Yes. I'm I'm >> Again, do me a favor. Keep your feet together, hands your sides. >> No. Do not move from the position. Do you understand? >> Again, feet together. touching. >> Touching. >> May I tie my shoe? >> No, you don't have to tie your shoe right now. Okay. >> Do you understand how to read and write the English alphabet? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what I want you to do and do not begin until I tell you to. Okay. >> Recite the English alphabet from letters A to Z without singing the song or grouping the letters. Again, do not begin until I tell you to. It's going to sound like this. A B C and so on from all the way from A to Z with a distinct pause between each letter. >> Do you do not begin until I tell you to start? >> Do you understand my instructions? >> I do. >> You may begin. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N M N O P Q R S T U Z H Y X L Z >> Done. >> That's it. >> I'd like to recite it again. >> Okay, if >> you don't mind, >> we're going to go to the next test. Okay. All right. So, what have you do? I'm going to just have you turn and face my vehicle. Okay, >> which is your vehicle >> with all the lights on it. >> So, >> just stay where you were and just facing this way. >> Face it directly. >> Just face the general direction where you are. That's fine. >> Okay. >> Okay. Again, stay in that position like I told you to. Feet together, arms at your sides. Do not move from that position. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. I'm going to have you do not again do not begin until I tell you to. Mhm. >> You're going to raise a foot of your choice 6 in above the ground. Keeping your foot parallel to the ground with your leg fully extended. Arm >> 6 in above parallel extended of my foot of choice. >> I'm not done. But yes, so far so good. Okay. With the arm staying loose at your sides and what you're going to do is look down at your elevated foot >> and count out loud >> for how many seconds? >> I'll tell you when to stop and when to begin. You're going to count out loud. 1 100 2 100 3 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. Do not start until I tell you to begin. I'm going to demonstrate for you. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, what you're going to do, you're here. >> Yes. >> Foot of your choice. 6 in off the ground. >> Leg fully extended. Foot parallel to the ground. Arms at your side. Looking down at your elevated >> for how many? >> Until I tell you to stop. >> Okay, perfect. Can we start it, please? >> Do you understand my instructions? >> I do. >> Okay, maybe. Yes. Okay. >> Do you understand the instructions or you want me to explain them? >> Foot l or loosely foot six inches above ground until you tell me what to say. >> Nicole, if you'll let me just explain the instructions without talking over me, you'll understand them clearly and concisely without having to ask the questions. >> I'm sorry. This is very You want me to explain them to you again? >> Shortly. >> Okay. >> Again, stay in the position like I said, feet together, loose arms loose at your side. Okay. >> Do not move from that. >> Yeah. Until you tell me to. Yes. I'm like I'm done. >> Okay. Foot of your choice. Raise it 6 in above the ground. Foot parallel to the ground with your leg fully extended. Keep your arms loose at your sides. And while looking down at your elevated foot, count out loud. >> While looking down, there's a big count. Okay. >> 1 1,00 2 100 >> until I tell you to begin. >> 1 1000 2 1 3 1 until I tell you to stop. >> I will demonstrate. Please stop talking while I'm trying to give you the instructions. It's very important that you do this correctly so you can just go home within the night. >> I know I'm so bad. I know I can do this. I know you want me to succeed. >> Please stop and just pay attention. >> Okay. So again, the leg of your choice, foot parallel to the ground. Do not start until I tell you to begin. Put your foot >> start because I am a figure skater and start. Nicole, you're not understanding how important this is for you to not begin until I tell you to start. So, please stop. You're going to raise the foot of your choice 6 in above the ground, keeping your foot parallel to the ground. >> Can you have it? >> Yes. With your leg fully extended, >> arms loosely >> down at the side, counting out loud. 1 1000 2 100 3 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> You told me when to start and when to stop. >> Yes. Do you understand my instructions? at this moment. Yes, I do. >> You may begin. [Music] [Music] Would you like me to lose the >> Would you like me to explain the test to you again? >> I'm looking at my foot. My arms are loosely on my side. Okay, please stop and put your foot down. Do you want me to explain them to you again? >> If I was not succeeding from your directions, I would like >> Okay, I'll explain it one last time. And that's it. The foot of your choice. Six. Please. Again, do not start. >> Was my ines the wrong amount? >> No. Again, please do not start until I tell you to. And please do not talk over me while I explain. >> Okay. Raise a foot of your choice 6 in above the ground. Your foot parallel to the ground. Your leg fully extended. >> When you say parallel, that means >> flat. >> Flat on the ground. See how my foot is? It's flat. Parallel to the ground. My leg fully extended. My arms >> looking out at >> my Yes. With my arms loosely at my sides. And while I'm looking down, I'm counting out loud. >> 1 1,00 2 1 3 1. >> I'm very sorry. That's where I missed out. Counting myself. >> And so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Do you understand? >> I understand the counting portion of it. Yes. You understand the entire portion of it? >> The entire portion. Yes. Okay. >> Maybe again. 100 1 100 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100,000 10 100 um 1100 1200 1300400500 1600700 1800 1900 Um 2,00 2100 2200 >> Okay, you can put your foot back down and stop. >> 2400 2500 >> You can put your foot back down and stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I'm very sorry. >> We have another test. All right. For this next test, what I want you to do is place your right foot in front of your left touching heel to toe. >> Okay. Would you like me to do that on a >> I want you to do that. I want you to do that right now. >> Okay. Do my hands need to be in >> I'm going to explain. They're going to be right down at your side. >> Okay. >> So, go ahead and get in that position. >> My hips. Right foot in front of my left. >> Yes, ma'am. Yep. Just like I'm standing right now. Can you please >> Are there any amount of >> I'm going to explain the rest of it, but for right now, while I'm explaining the test, I need you to stand just like this. >> Perfect. I will do so. >> Okay. And stay in that position while I explain the test. Do not move from that position while I'm explaining. Do you understand? >> Do my best to do portion. >> Do you understand not to move from that position while I'm explaining? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. So for this for this next test be the walk and turn. All right. >> You're going to take nine heel to toe paces in a straight line. >> Okay. >> Counting your steps out loud. Keeping your hands down by your sides. >> Once you take nine steps, you're going to take >> steps. Okay. Heel to toe. Yes. >> Once you take your ninth step, you're going to >> I have to pee. I'm so sorry. Yes. Nine steps. Heel to toe while >> Please stop talking while I'm explaining the test, please. >> Do you understand? Okay. On your ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot planted. Take a series of small steps. >> Planted. >> Take a series of small steps to turn yourself around. Take nine heel toe steps back. >> Would you like to explain this to me as I'm doing it as well? Can you do that? >> I'm going to demonstrate it for you, but right now I'm just explaining it. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Again, please stay in that position with right foot in front of left. >> Okay. So, you're going to take nine heel toe paces in a straight line, touching heel to toe with each step, counting your steps out loud. >> Count them out loud. >> Counting your steps out loud, keeping your hands down by your sides. Once you get to your nine step, you're going to leave your lead foot planted. Take a series of small steps to turn yourself around. Taking another nine. >> Is there any portion of how you'd like me to turn myself around? >> I will show you. You're going to take another nine heel toe steps back. >> Right. >> Touching heel toe each one. Count your steps out loud. Hands loose at your sides. No problem. >> Okay. Once you start the test, do not stop. Okay. Until you're completed. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? So far, >> I understand as a question. >> Sure. >> And you are saying you're reader. I'm sorry. I'm like sorry. >> I'm going to demonstrate as I'm doing it. Correct. >> I'm going to demonstrate right now and then you're going to do it by yourself. >> Perfectly. >> Okay. Stay in that position. >> Stand while I'm doing that. Demonstrate. I'm sorry. I'm shivering a little bit and I >> Sure. >> Very bad. >> So, I want you to watch me. >> Yes. Of course. You're standing just like this. Right foot in front of left. Correct. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, you're going to take nine of those steps. >> Yeah. >> Count your steps out loud. One, two, three. I'm taking three. You're going to take nine. On your ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot planted. Take a series of small steps to turn yourself around. >> Turn myself around. >> And then you're going to take nine heel to toe steps >> with the same foot that was planted originally. >> Just nine back. >> Okay. I'm going to shimmy and then do nine back. Yes. Okay. Okay. Let me know when to do that. >> Okay. Again, reiterate. Nine heel toe steps touching each step. >> Shaving myself around and do nine heel toe. >> Stop talking. You're not going to get it if you're just going to assume what it is. >> Nine heel toe steps touching heel to toe. Counting your steps out loud. Take a series of small steps. Turn yourself around. And then take nine steps back. >> Okay. >> Okay. Keep your arms loose at your sides. And once you begin the test, do not stop until you've completed it. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> You may begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 This is nine. Shimmy my foot to seed. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. You want me to stop or shooting myself around. >> Now you can stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. You can turn back around. Face me. Okay. We're going to do one last thing. I'm just going to check your eyes. Okay. This is the one thing that that is not what you said at the very you would take three tests >> and we've done three tests. The eyes was not something that you said that was a portion. So, this is something I'm going to >> I'm letting you know now. I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. >> Well, this is something that you didn't say from the very get-go. You said that we were going to take three tests. We've taken three tests. This is not something that you said from the very beginning. This is something that you were omitting from the very beginning. The eye test was not something you were but I'm still going to do it because it's still part of the test. >> But that was not something that was >> okay. >> So I'll ask. >> Okay. >> Do you have any problems with your eyes? Any medical conditions that affect your eyes? >> I do. I have heterocchromia. >> What is that exactly? >> Um it's actually a three different tier of three different eyes. And also yes it is. It affects my eye vision. Does it affect your eyeball movement? >> Yes, it does. >> If you look up heterocchromia, you can see on the standard definition of it, it does affect it. >> So, you can't track your eyes normally? >> No. Normally, no. Because I I have heterocchromia. This is something that very pref preferably is effective of your eye movement, your eye, >> okay, >> selectiveness, every everything. I mean, you can look up the definition of heterocchromia, >> but so I'll check that real quick. Do me a favor. Can you see the tip of my pen? You see that black? >> Very minimally. Yes, very minimally. >> But can you see it? Please don't move. Just keep your feet together, arms your sides. >> It's hard for me to see it when it's so closely placed in my peripheral vision. >> Okay, just do me a favor. Stop talking. Just focus on the tip of the pen. >> Can you ask me a question and I'm answering? >> Just focus on the tip of the pen. >> I really can't see the tip of the pen. It's It's very dark. My heterocchromia really affects that. I I >> Okay. Can you see the gray side? >> No, I I cannot. >> You can't see the >> No, my vision I I cannot see it. I don't feel like I >> I really see that pen. You have no business driving. >> I mean, I I have a valid license, which you guys have. >> And maybe that's something Maybe that's something I need to This is your last need to prove to us that you're not intoxicated. We just addressed you anyway. I mean I I've just showed you guys I'm >> You're valid to get home and just I have like I'm sorry that I can't see that. >> Attempt this last test or we're going to arrest you. It's as simple as that. >> Okay. Right now I will attempt it. I I will attempt it but I'm I'm not I'm not of the of the test. It's actually the hardest. >> It's not because you you'll have to stand here and just move your eyeballs. >> Okay. No problem. >> Okay. >> So with your eyes just look at the tip of the pen. Okay. It's going to move. Do not move your head. Move your eyes only to follow the tip of the pen. Do you understand? Yeah. >> Okay. >> Are we starting? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes. again with your eyes and your eyes only. So on to the pen. Eyes only. You're shaking as well. You're cool, too. >> It's chilly. >> I know. It is a little bit chilly. And I had to be so bad. Okay. Well, there you guys like I may I just >> One second. >> No problem. [Music] Mut camera based on her erratic driving, the indicators of impairment, the odor of alcohol, and her inability to satisfactoryy complete the field sobriety exercises. Nicole was placed under arrest for driving under the influence. After she was placed under arrest, her vehicle was impounded by alltime auto body for a mandatory 12-hour hold under John's law. Nicole was then transported to the Point Pleasant Beach Police Department for further processing. [Music] >> All right, Nicole. >> I don't mean to be rude. I'm just trying to calm myself down like you told me to. Sure. >> If you guys arrest me, if you guys could just walk me, I'll just take my dog out to pee and if I could touch text my friend to let him out. That's all I really care about. >> Well, we can worry about getting someone over here to take care of your dog later on. All right. But what I need you to do is just turn around for me. Place your behind your back. >> I may ask why. >> Drywall intoxicated. >> Okay. Holy [ __ ] I can't do this to happen to me right now. >> Please put your hand behind your back. >> Can you just be like my friend before this happens to me? >> Sure. I'll be your friend while this happens to you. >> Okay. >> Do you mind if I take my phone with me? Is that okay? >> Yeah, we're going to take your phone purse. >> Okay. Okay. Crap. >> Oh my goodness. Okay. I'm just going to stay calm. Stay calm. >> Come this way. >> I'm sorry. >> Come over here. >> Okay. No problem. >> We'll get all your stuff. Don't worry. >> No problem. No vehicle. >> No. Um, nope. I think everything's out of my vehicle. Okay. >> Over here. >> Yeah, no problem. Listen to you. >> You're not going in here. >> As long as you give me somewhere I have to use the restrooms. >> Yep. We have bathrooms there. No problem. >> Hang on. Don't get in yet. >> Yep. No problem. >> Anything you switch your pocket? >> Um, not that I'm other than my maybe my bottle opener. >> Okay. >> From from work. No. >> Hang on one second. >> Yeah. Search me up. >> There's nothing there. >> Okay. Is it in your hood? >> Nope. >> N. >> All right. Go and take a seat. >> All time is advised. >> No problem. Mhm. >> Do you mind if I cry a little bit in the back? >> If you have to cry, it's okay. >> Okay. >> We got all our stuff in. >> Where's your keys? >> I'm sorry. I'm like >> Where are your car keys? >> Um, they're on my purse. >> On your purse. >> My car is locked. >> Okay. >> Stop. Sleep on. >> Okay. >> On uh the purse. I think she had it. that satchel thing that you had on the hood. Did you just put it in my car? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, it was on like a carabiner, I think. >> Yeah, I got him, Tom. >> Yep. >> He's just attached on here. Get her in there. Let her take a leave and then we'll start. >> Put her on the bench. >> There you go. [Music] Just hang on one second. All right. >> 35 headquarters. >> Officer Gant, badge number 65. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Coming 103, female 41. 101 starting. 25 296.5 >> headquarters. You can advise all time that we're right behind Ocean County Music. Can I ask >> suspected? >> Suspected of driving under the influence. >> I'm sorry. >> Suspected of driving under the influence. >> Suspected driving influence. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Correct. May I ask you when we arrive, do you mind? >> I'm going to let you use the bathroom. Yes. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> We're going to do that first. Sorry. >> Um, do you have expected maybe like just an amount of time just so I know if I need to use my one to like >> Let's get Let's get inside first and settle going to the bathroom and then we'll do all that. >> Sure. May I ask if uh we can have officer pass? >> Uh he'll be in in the morning, but >> I would really appreciate I know that I have like just to ask for an officer that works the district to show up when I'm being arrested. So, I'd really like officer. >> Yeah. I don't know if that'll happen, but 101 ending. >> 25 297.0. Beach police one. >> Am I step? >> Yep. >> Let's watch your step. Watch your head. >> Yeah, no problem. Thank you. >> Okay, one second. We're going to go right where that officer's at. No problem. >> Can I come in? >> Yep. Watch your step. >> Yep. No problem. >> Can I request Officer Pascal to show up to the scene? >> You can't just come here cuz that causes >> That's actually something that um I'm actually like warranted to ask. >> You can ask, but doesn't mean that's what happened. Just do me a favor real quick. Just put your back against this gray wall. Just look right at this camera and then just turn your head to the right. >> At the Point Pleasant Beach Police Department, Nicole was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators, but she refused to submit breath samples. She also refused to answer the officer's questions. After she was processed, she was released to a sober adult pending her court appearance after he signed the potential shared lady warning form on Nicole's behalf. >> Okay, you can come over here, >> get these off you, let you use the restroom real quick. >> No problem. I really appreciate you. >> Sure. big amount. Um, if calling officer pass is something that you guys are really obliged to do, which I know it is, I would really appreciate if you guys would like to do that. Is that something that you can do for me? >> Listen, I can call him all you want. Doesn't mean he's going to come in here or do anything. >> I agree with that. But if you call him, which I know you guys are legally obliged to do when I >> I'm not though. It's okay. But let you use the restroom. >> Let you use the restroom first. >> Yes, ma'am. Follow this way. >> I'll call you first. >> Okay. Step in here. There's a bathroom you can use right there. Give you your privacy. I'll do >> that. Yeah, you can say >> aspect of it. >> She have property in her car. >> Yeah, in my front seat. >> Cool. >> There's uh on the floor her bag and then on the seat. I think there's something there by my bag, too. >> Okay. I think it's like a a bottle opener or something like that. >> Am I okay? >> Yeah. >> Take a seat right here. >> Sir. [Music] >> Okay. You have anything in your mouth? Any gum? >> Just my teeth. >> Okay, sounds good. >> Just teeth and my tongue. >> Okay. Real quick. >> Yep. Take this in. I'm not doing frogging and then whip it. >> Just want to move it over here. >> If you'd like more comfortable for you. >> I'd really like if you would just like try to call. I know that that's something that >> Sure. >> How do you know Pasal? >> I used to date him. >> Okay. when we got married. >> Gotcha. [Music] >> Okay. So, >> and I know he speaks very highly of you guys. >> So, Nicole, we have to go over some stuff. All right. I got to read you some very important things. So, what I need you to do again, just listen and pay attention. Okay. Do you understand that? >> I do. Do you understand what I'm entitled to as well? I really >> Sure. You can ask me to call somebody, but >> I mean I'm I'm asking you. >> We have to do this. >> We have to do this first, >> which is something that I'm obliged to. >> We have to do this first cuz this is time sensitive and I can call pass later. >> Times sensitive for me to >> You're here now. Okay. >> So, you have to do this before we get anywhere else. >> You do. Okay. So, we'll start off. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights. >> I have nothing to say. Skip over it. I've got nothing to say. Call Pascal and I've got nothing to say until I talk to >> I have to read you these rights. >> Yes, you do. >> Okay. So, now I have to start over again because you wanted me to interrupt. So, hang on. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. I have read the above statement of my rights and I understand Oh, I'm sorry. >> Are you sorry? You can't even do your own job. Right. >> Okay. Do you understand the rights? >> Sorry. I don't mean that was actually >> Do you understand the rights as I read them to you? >> Do you understand? You have to reread them because that was actually false. So, I'm going to help you do your own job. You got to reread them for the third time for me to actually >> I need you to stop talking cuz that's just ruining everything. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights as I read them to you? >> Okay. >> No. >> That was my money that I made tonight from work. >> I appreciate you guys didn't steal acceptance. on the property of cold tiles. Anybody on camera? So, you don't have to have your camera on this. That's the only property. Once you have all laid out, you can turn to sign. It says signature. Refuse to sign. >> May I read it first? >> I just read them to you. May I read it myself? I think I have the oblig. I think I have the legalities to do that. May I touch it? >> I think I I know I'm legally allowed to touch it. May I reread myself? >> You're not understanding how any of this is going down right now. You're being arrested. Okay. >> I'm I I know. >> Yeah. So, just understand. I read you your rights. >> May I reread them? I'm allowed to >> I can read them for you. >> May I May I You flip it for me. This is not a game. See it in my Thank you. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against read it for me. Thank you. >> This is what I tried to do for you before. >> I know you took three times for you to do it. >> Can you please look for me? >> There's nothing else besides that. >> There's >> that. We're getting to that. >> Okay. Well, I like I'm >> You don't need to know, Nicole. We're getting to that point. This is the first part I need you to understand. Nobody. You need to understand this. >> Can you flip the page? >> Refuse to sign. Got him. I I will sign. I will I'm not refusing. There's a camera. I'm not refusing to sign. I would just like him to flip the page. That's all I'm asking. >> I'm not refusing to sign. I am not refusing to sign. I'm not refusing to sign. I just want him to flip the page so I can read it. I have to read more stuff to you now. >> I'm not refusing to sign. I I'm reading my legalities. I know. I just I just I just want to flip the pages. There's a staple. >> I need to read you more stuff. Please stop. >> That's what I want to read. I I would like to read it. Please stop. I'm not refusing to sign. Can you I'm not refusing. >> I have to read it. Please stop talking. >> Can you just >> Please stop talking. >> Can you agree with me that that was not a refusal to sign because I just wanted to see cuz there was a staple and there was multiple pages. So, I just wanted you to flip the pages all so I could continue to read so I know what I was signing. I think that that's the first part. Correct. >> That was just the rights. >> Okay. Well, and that's all you have to say. That's just the rights. Flip the page and continue reading for me so I know what I'm signing. That's That's very normal, right? >> Stop. >> Is that not normal? I just want to know. >> Please stop. You need to listen. You need to listen to this to understand. >> I just want you to stop talking. >> You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. The law >> suspected. >> The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. >> May I read this with you if you don't mind? Do you flip your chair just like hands? >> Why not? I'm I'm entitled to read this. >> I'm reading it to you. This is your entitlement. >> May I see it with you? >> That's not wrong for me to >> for my safety. I'm not turning my back to you so I can read you something. Farthest away from you. You can just I have >> This is how it works. This is how it works. You don't have to make the rules. It is. I read it to you. >> Read it with you though. >> I read it to you and that's it. That's the rules. >> Respectful of you. Like I really >> You need to understand. You need to stop talking and understand this cuz this is important for you. >> I'm trying to understand it myself. >> To read it with you. >> Stop talking. >> I'm trying to read it with you. >> I'm going to read it to you. >> Stop talking. >> I know what you're reading cuz I can't see what you're reading. >> I'm saying the words, >> but I don't know what you're reading. You could be reading. >> It's on camera. >> I don't. >> 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. Well, I'm going to refuse that right off. >> A record of taking. Please listen to this cuz this is important. A record. >> May I see it? >> A record of the seat. Sir, >> this is something that has to do with my legalities. May I not see it while you're reading it? I think I >> What is seeing this? You can't >> I I like I would like to record. Stop. Stop. A record of you being >> Stop talking. Stop talking, >> sir. This has something to do with my legality. I feel like if it was >> It does. So, you need to stop talking and listen. You would want them. >> You need to stop talking and listen to what I'm reading to you. That's the legality. >> I want to listen while I read. >> So stop talking. >> May I read while you talk? >> Yeah. As long as you stop talking. You understand? >> Perfect. Do we have >> Unless I ask you something to speak or you can face towards me while we together. >> You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 39450. 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 request, a copy of that 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 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 relocation 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 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 >> I'm sorry. Can may you reread that last um portion if you don't mind? >> You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. >> Okay. >> You have no legal >> has to do with breath samples. Okay. >> 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 breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> I will not. I will I will take a refusal. >> Refusal? against >> you said I will not I will take the refusal >> um respectfully not not to be a a respectfully I have to read some more to you answer is notcept acceptable. The law requires that you submit samples of your breath for breath testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with refusal. Now I ask you again, will you submit to breath testing? >> I pleading. I would like a lawyer. [Music] >> I'm not even saying this to be a bra or anything like that. Respectfully. What time was it? 2:39. >> All right. Couple questions. >> Couple questions that I have to ask you. Okay. >> No problem. >> What's your occupation? um I agree with it entirely. So I'm I'm very sorry. Like I I really don't mean to be rude, but I agree with it entirely. >> Okay. >> Just these these questions aren't to say >> Okay, let me just let you know >> Okay, >> that's really all I have to say. I'm requesting all >> Okay, >> I'm I'm and I don't mean to say that disrespectfully, sir. I really mean that. There's a couple questions that I'm gonna ask you, but understand once you hear them, they're for medical purposes. >> So, I'm not addicted to anything. I have any type of medications. There's nothing that >> needs to be. Do you want to listen to them, please? >> Sure. >> Are you under the care of a doctor? >> Um, I believe so. Everybody is. Yes. >> But I still bleed the fit. >> Are you taking any medicine? >> Do you have diabetes? >> Do you take insulin? >> Are you injured? I >> are injuries affecting you now. >> I don't worry. Sorry. I don't need to make this difficult for you. So, I'll be clear. >> Okay. So, you're pleading the fifth everything. >> Yes. Okay. Very respectfully so. >> Okay. >> Respectfully. >> All right. Now, I have to read you Miranda again to ask you a couple more things, but >> you do personally. >> Sure. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand those rights as I read them to you? Okay. the fifth to your Miranda warning. Okay. >> Tonight, how many alcoholic drinks >> have you had? The fifth, >> how many did you have? >> I fit, sir. >> Where did you have your drinks? >> I pleaded the fifth, sir. >> What was the time between each drink? >> I plead the fifth, sir. >> When did you have your When did you have your first drink? >> Respectfully, sir. When did you finish your last drink? >> Respectfully. >> What time did you finish eating? >> Respectfully, I plead. >> Did you have anything to eat? >> Okay. Like doesn't have something to eat. Okay. Whatever. Clear the over there. Did you say if old time's out there yet? >> Yeah. >> All right. He needs to get in here. Well, actually, it's a refuel, so it doesn't even matter. Um, let me see. Let's make sure. >> That's fine. You're allowed to ple the fifth. That's your fifth amendment right. >> Sure. >> I don't need her for this. She didn't want to tell me that. So, we don't know. Yeah, that's just in case later. Bled the fifth to all refusal. >> We're good. >> So, going to stick on the cell. >> Read it twice. Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, um there was a refusal to sign. Those are her answers to that. Okay. Got back to here. tried to do this. Pled the fifth read or Miranda again after these just to do it. Pled the fifth to all. >> Very good. So >> respectfully though >> respectfully. >> Respectfully I did respectfully. >> It's your right to please. >> I know. I know. I don't want you guys to think I don't know you guys are doing your job. Like I really know you guys are doing your job. >> I know. You know like I'm taking a very deep breath. I just more so care about like my dogs. I I respect everything. What are you guys doing? [Music] >> No, there's nothing I I be very respectful myself and not be your dog, right? >> I just need to know that somebody's taking if you guys are going to keep me. I just want to make sure my dog is hanging out. That's what I reiterated from the beginning. I respect you guys job. I know >> I I'm trying to explain to you how we can get you out of here. So, just stop. >> I know. Let me explain to you. You have somebody you can call. >> No, I live by myself. Oh, >> you just Someone needs to come pick you up. >> Um, an Uber. That's what I rely on. >> Someone that can a friend, a parent. >> I could I could probably muster up a friend. Yes. >> A relative. Someone that's willing. >> My family olives. But I I could I could if I had to. Yes. >> A coworker. >> Yeah. I I could definitely if you guys give me like maybe 10 15 minutes. >> We have a little bit of paperwork to do. No. >> Then once we do that, you can call somebody and then they come pick you up. That's it. >> Nope. No problem. >> Okay. So, what have we do is stand up? We're just going to go over here. >> Yeah. Stand up. >> Yeah. We're just going to go back over here where we were. Make a left in here. Go this way. All right. Do me a favor. >> Back in this pen. >> Just hang on. Put your hands up here. All right. All this jewelry. All these all this the watch the >> bracelet. My two jewels. >> Okay. Earrings have like earrings. >> It's all going to stay right here. Okay. >> We don't think I was going to mean you. >> It's your right to plead the fifth. That's okay. >> No. When it said the whole you were kind of [ __ ] up when I kept your earrings. You were you were cute when you did it. [Music] earrings. >> Do you have a necklace on? >> I do. You might have to help me take it off cuz it's very tiny. >> We'll see. >> This is my booty. >> I have nails. I have to take it off. I'll take my hands away. >> All right. So, what you want to do? Just spin it to the opposite side. >> Yeah, of course. >> Let's move it. >> I'll move my hair away. >> Please. Let me just There's a lot. >> Yep. I got it. >> There's a second necklace. You're going to have to do like >> Okay, hang on. This is the first one. >> Thank you. >> Just watch your hair. >> I very much appreciate it. >> That's one. >> Be careful with this one. This one's very expensive. >> Okay, that's fine. Let me just see. >> Okay. Coming around. Watch your let yourself. Okay. >> I have >> All right. >> One earring. >> That's it. I'm sorry. >> All right. >> Yeah, that's it >> for the sweatshirt. I know it's probably a little cold in here. >> No, no, it's okay. I only have like a cropped off on or something. >> You know what I'm saying? Hang on. You can keep it on if you want, but I just have to take that string out. You have to pull that string all the way out. >> Can I take the sweat off cuz it's impossible to rering it? It's >> fine. I'm just giving you the option. >> A little impossible to rering it. >> Okay. Just giving you the option. >> No problem. I'd appreciate that. >> All right. You want to put that up there? That's fine. >> Yeah, sure. >> All right. Just got to kick your shoes off. Take a step in here. Couple things that we have to ask you now that you're in the cell. We have to ask them to everybody. All right. Do you feel like you want to harm yourself? >> I feel like I'm 60 days. No, I'm not at all, sir. >> Okay. Have you ever attempted suicide? >> Nope. Are you on medication for depression? >> I am not. >> Do you have any kids? >> Um, only one with four legs and fur. His name is Boomer. He's an English bulldog, so no human kids. >> Okay. All right. Just give us a couple minutes. All right. >> No problem, sir. [Music] Is this your spelling? >> Let's I just need I just need the spelling of her name real quick. >> Sorry, I just stole that word from your hands. >> That's okay. I forgive you. >> Recharging, right? >> Yes. Placing the cell dev camera. [Music] >> All right, Nicole, we're going to take you out. We're going to give you um let you make some phone calls. All right. >> See if we can get you out of here. Sorry. Give me a moment. You guys scratching off the walls. >> We'll try to stop it the best we can, but can only do so much. >> Yeah, you can step out. You can also uh if you want, you can throw your shoes back on. if you want. >> So, she can't use her phone, but we can go through. >> Mhm. >> Uh, you won't need that for right now. We're just going to get to your phone call. >> Did you have my phone? >> Yes. So he has to hold it, but you can scroll through to grab a number. Okay, >> we'll do that. >> Yes. >> Do I only have like a certain amount of options? So I call >> No, we'll give you a reasonable amount of options. We're not going to sit here for hours calling people, but >> of course. >> So who would you think you would want to? >> Um I'm going to call my best friend Laura first, but I can just be sleep. My second option is going to be my my boyfriend. >> We'll try. >> Okay. Um >> whoever you want. You can I don't you don't want me to touch it. >> Oh, you have to >> password is f u k y o u. >> You can put that in. >> Okay. >> The uh >> the main thing is once you make a phone call, it just has to be done on a recorded line over here. >> Absolutely fine. >> So, we're just get the phone number. >> May I actually call somebody different? You can >> call whoever you want. >> Can I have like a moment just to think real quick? >> Sure. Who's like awake right now? Um, >> whoever you want. Okay. Can I Can I call my job? >> One of the bartenders. >> Yeah. I mean, a landlines the most. May I call them real quick? I just want to look up the boatyard number. >> Can you call the boatyard? And can you ask talk to Tori? >> The normal number? >> Yeah, just ask the I mean, God, I don't really want that recorded. [ __ ] It's like so bad. It's my job. Well, any person we call here is going to be recorded. Okay. >> Can I call her off my cell phone? I mean, it's going to record either way. [ __ ] >> We can call you. >> Oh, sorry. I'm just like trying to like not lose my job. All this. >> I don't think it sounds like you're going to lose your job over We want We want to move this along. So, who do you want? >> So, do I >> um What time is it right now? It's Oh, [ __ ] Okay. >> Oh, [ __ ] Call Boneyard. Yes. I I'd like you. >> No. No. Um I'd like you to call a certain number. >> Okay. You give me the number and I'll >> Okay. May I look it up? Yeah. >> Is that okay? >> Okay. Thank you. >> Oh god. May I text them first? Like pick up ASAP. Emergency. Um no. Just we just need the number. >> Okay. Okay. May I give you the number? >> Yeah. Okay. Here's my coworker. >> Oh god, I went right to her voicemail. >> Do you want us to call the actual >> Can I call her boyfriend? >> Sure. Do you know that? >> Yes, I do. Yes, I do. Oh, [ __ ] I'm sorry. I don't mean to exhaust my calls. [ __ ] Okay. Right. Right. Um, AJ. Okay, I'm going to give you the number right now. Um, the number is >> His name is >> No. So funny. Please God. >> Yeah, that's his girlfriend. I want her voice now. >> Yeah, they worked. AJ, it's Nikki. I I need you to come to point or Tori to come to Point Pleasant Beach Police Station and just drive me home cuz I got to I got arrested tonight for a suspected DUI and I just need a ride home or else I'm going to stay here overnight. Is that okay? >> Thank you very much. I very much appreciate that. >> Talk to him. So, >> um the officer just wants to talk to you just to I'm not really sure why, but he just wants to talk to you. He's a very nice gentleman. Give me one second. His name's AJ. >> Yes. >> Hey, AJ. >> Sergeant, >> here. I'll I'll put that back to your property. Okay. Jersey, what's known as John's law. You're going to have to you or whoever comes to retrieve her is going to have to sign a form acknowledging responsibility for Nicole for about 12 hours. Okay. We'll explain it more in depth when you get here. But essentially, >> may you ask him if he's not okay with that. He's okay to deny that. I don't want to put people on the spot for that. >> Yeah, he is the right to not deny that. Um, so yeah, whoever is comfortable with basically signing acknowledging the seat. Essentially what it says, >> making sure that he doesn't have to oblige by it. Like I don't want him to be pressured. >> Basically, what it says is, you know, let's say you come grab her and then she decides to get in the car and she kills somebody, you are you are you share responsibility of that. So basically, you're just acknowledging that you can have responsibility for her for 12 hours. >> You okay with that? >> Yes, we'll meet. Sorry. Thank you. Thank you very much. >> Take as much as you need. >> Sufficient. Thank you. If she denies, I will try to possibly >> That's okay. I don't have my coworker on the spot. I just don't have right now. I'm sorry. My door. >> Rock and roll. You uh you know where the uh department is? It's 416 New Jersey Avenue. >> Yes, sir. >> All right, buddy. See some more. >> All right. They'll be here in about 15 minutes. Okay. >> Can you make sure that you have to >> do that? So, do you want to sit here for 15 minutes? >> Wherever you guys feel most comfortable with me sitting is okay with me. >> It's up to you. Do you want to sit here or back yourself? >> I would prefer not to sit where people just scratch the walls. I'm not going to move. I just want to >> Okay, that's fine. If you want to sit here, you just have to think a few of the bench. Okay, >> that's absolutely fine. >> You're better off out here anyway cuz you can keep your sweatshirt on and your shoes. >> I just want to get myself. >> I understand. Just 15 more minutes and we'll have you out of here. Okay. Oh, yes. Do you know where the cups are, >> sir? >> Yeah. We're getting water. >> In those drawers next to the refrigerator, there should be styrofoam coming. >> Do I still need this on Here. [Music] >> I'll just give this to you so you don't have to keep bugging me. Thank you very much. Why do you send so many messages like 200? Yeah, some of them are stupid like once for like spelling being down. There you go. You don't need these. It helpful to look because some of these things are important. because there are people like uh so like well this is nearest is the city of Tren like just once like out of town river you'll see something that's close enough to Tom, this is a stop and hold potentially armed. Now, this is like some of it is garbage, but there is a lot of useful stuff in here. Like these old ones from like this is from last year. You can delete all this. It's just easier if you keep up with it. I mean, I think I have like three Are you okay over there? Looks like you're clenching your chest a little bit. >> A little bit. >> Okay. Um, a technique you could use is just breathing slowly through the nose. >> No, it's like a medical condition. I know. I'm sorry. I don't mean to be >> bossy. Just trying to breathe. >> Do you want to be able to some oxygen? >> No, no, it's okay. I just have heart problem. I Okay. You don't need I haven't open a mic. One thing we can do too, I'll show you how to add the uh pictures. Oh, damn. Get off this one. Going to close yours here. Just log back into yours. [Music] I'm mobile. In the meantime, go to the camera. Go to the picture in the corner. It's only that computer that does it. Open photos app. Do we're going to crop her pictures. So, pick that one first. Edit. Use one like just ahead pretty much. Just like the shoulders up. Bring it in a little closer. Center it. Do the same thing for the frontal one. May I ask you guys a question? >> Sure. >> What if they answer but they don't come and pick me up? Do I get like a second chance to call somebody else or am I stuck here for them? >> Yeah, of course. We can give you another >> Okay. >> Probably the best bet if that happens to call them. >> Like they're just my coworkers. >> Well, you know, so I don't know what the time frame is if they don't come and pick me up cuz I understand if they don't want to be involved in it. >> Well, they said roughly 15 minutes. It's only been four or five minutes right now. >> I just want to know what the secondary option is. Yeah, they're not like >> So, what we'll do first is if they don't show up within like a reasonable amount of time, we could call them again, see where they're at, and if they're not answering, >> of course, we want to get you >> booking. That sounds like Tori. >> Um, I don't think so. I can double check the car. Okay. All right. Bye. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Check my car in the back seat and in the trunk. See if you can find a phone back. >> A phone? >> Yeah. Just a cell phone. >> Should be. If not, you got those keys work. Uh, Bernard, >> that guy that was on the tracks had a very girly voice over the phone. I thought that was my friend. >> Oh, well, that's our dispatcher. You can hear that from there. >> Yeah, I have very good hearing, very good eyesight. It is shitty. >> Well, you're right. It is a girly voice cuz our dispatcher is a female. >> My friend Will works for dispatch. Not here though. He works for like militant dispatches like he's a veteran. >> Okay. >> Yeah. He like works like respect for people that do that. Like I barely stay away from my old job. Like staying just talk to people. >> It's dispatcher is a tough job. It's very strenuous. >> And then you're kind of confined to a chair all night. >> Yeah. But like not worse. I more fulfilling. >> Your job is tough because you don't get everything like spanned like over a long period of time. Everything just happens all at once. >> That movie called >> um >> you know what I'm talking about. >> Probably seen I can't think of it. >> It's like she's literally like a dispatcher. She like deals with like a kidnapping victim like real time like on the phone. >> I know what you're talking I never seen the movie but I know what you're talking about. >> It's like the movie call like a dispatch. >> I wouldn't >> they'll come. >> They're just my coworkers. Like they don't owe me anything. >> I'm sorry. >> You're good. It's understandable. >> Excuse us for a second. >> Hey guys. Hey. All right. So, who wants to sign this? >> So, just read through it. This paragraph right here. Make sure you're okay with it. Process this back. >> Saw you yesterday. Not too bad. >> Yeah, I remember. >> I'm thinking for another >> It's crazy. >> Just pulling in the driveway, too. Just get out. >> I'm sorry to bother you guys. Appreciate you guys. No, >> you're good. Do you do you have her keys or does she have her keys? >> Um her so her car has been impounded because that's just New Jersey state law. We have to keep it for 12 hours. >> It's part of what you're signing. >> I know on her purse there's a set of keys. I don't know if that's her car keys or the tow company has it. >> Okay. >> I just want to make sure like Did you just get pulled 2:30 or so. Thank you guys. [Music] >> Thank you. [Music] Any idea if they were the guy who hit my car? >> Yeah, we know who he is. >> Yeah. >> Oh, can you get your car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah, we got we actually just wrapped that whole thing up earlier in the night. We hit him with a bunch of tickets. Don't worry. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Um, that's good. All right. Should be ready to go in a couple minutes. All right. >> You can fill yours, too. >> Yeah. turning cam off. [Music] >> All right, Nicole, thank you very much. >> Yeah, you're welcome. This is all the property you came with is all your belongings. >> I appreciate the MC Mcafe water. >> Here's also your driver's license, registration, insurance card. >> Thank you very much. >> There's a couple things for you. All right, here we got four. Okay. You're getting one for >> You're going to turn it to me to read. >> No, you're getting one forcated. All right. You're getting one for the refusal to submit breath test. >> Okay. You're getting one for reckless driving, and one for 32 to uh stop or guilt at the stop sign. >> All right. >> Do you mind repeating them to me? >> One for driving while intoxicated, one for refusal to submit to breath testing, one for reckless driving, one for failure to stop. >> Okay. Thank you for doing that. Okay. >> Then this is this paperwork for you for your refusal. All right. You were submit breath testing. It would show up but just reading zero obviously for the refusal. Okay. So this is also your your uh copy. Okay. >> Thank you very much. I very much appreciate it. >> Sure. >> Number 65. >> Hey, you need a copy of this refusal. >> Yep. We have that. Yes. >> Not my best. I appreciate it. >> So, your vehicle is on a 12-hour impound. It's just part of the law. Um, >> may I ask is the impound the one right by the legal shop right on Broadway? >> No. >> No, it's not that long. >> So, what you're going to do at >> 2:19 p.m. you can call and your vehicle will be released to you. >> So, 2:00 in the afternoon. And may I ask where the impound is? >> They'll tell you when to call. >> You have to come here, provide all your information like directly into your valid license. administration insurance >> and I can bring that little paperwork cuz I don't have my license. >> Okay, it's fine. You'll be fine. Come here. An officer will come and speak with you out in the lobby for a vehicle release. >> Patrolman Gaya issued Nicole the following traffic citations. Operating under the influence 39450 consent to take samples of breath 39 to 450.2 reckless driving 39496. Disregarding a stop sign 394144 >> say validate everything's good. So give me information for the tow company and give your phone number and all that good stuff and then >> I know you guys are probably not going to be able to like give me like a valid or like normal amount but like what is it usually like? >> That's totally on them. They're separate business from us. So I don't know the prices like roundabout deciding how much cash >> honestly I don't know. Sorry. >> But you'll be able to call them before you go there. They'll be able to give you >> so I'll be able to call them once I come here all >> then we'll give you the phone number. >> Are you going to be working tomorrow? >> I'm not working tomorrow. >> Number 65. >> All right, Nicole. >> I mean I was until >> I I mean I can work on >> my car's here. I can't drive north, right? All right, Nicole, before you go, I just need to sign this. Before you do, this is not commission of guilt. It's just saying you came with all your property and you're leaving with it. Before you sign it, you can look over my sloppy handwriting. >> What if I refuse to sign it? >> Then you just refuse. >> And I can't Can I take my property if I refuse? >> Yeah. >> Okay, perfect. I'm going to take my property back. >> So, I don't know if that's that's actually valid amount. >> Well, you can look Take a picture of it. >> You can do whatever you want. You can look it over. >> I can take it with me. >> Uh, we have to keep this for our records. >> So, I can take a picture of it out. >> You can take a picture of it. I don't have to sign it. >> What? >> Do you mind if I take my phone? I mean, I'm so >> Well, it's you. I don't actually like do this. >> I don't know if you sign. This is just saying that we're giving >> Yeah, it's not an admission of guilt, but I don't know if that's actual total amount because it's 5 >> $67. >> Yeah, but I don't I don't >> count right now. >> I'm just not going to sign anything. >> Okay. >> I feel like >> I mean, refusal to sign is not going to change anything, is it? No, >> exactly. So, my sign when you don't have to. >> Thank you very much, sir. >> You're welcome. >> Um, would you like me to take a picture of that little tippet or can I do that on my own accord? >> You can do it right now. >> I can touch myself. >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Thank you very much. And now on the police report, is each one of your badge numbers on it? >> Okay. And names, everything? Yep. Okay. Perfect. >> All right. Thank you. And >> the ride situation or navy? >> There. >> Yes. >> Beautiful. Do you want a bag for your stuff? >> Um, >> middle drawer. Yep. >> As soon as she has all her stuff. Court records indicate that on April 4th, 2024, Nicole pleaded guilty to operating under the influence. As a result of our guilty plea, Nicole had to use an ignition interlock device for three months, spend 12 hours at an intoxicated driver resource center, and pay a total of $640 in fines. She was also sentenced to a suspended term of 2 days in jail. The other three citations were dismissed as part of a plea agreement. tissue. >> All set. >> You can just throw it in the garbage if you're done with it. Right there. >> Like there's water in it, though. >> It'll be fine. >> It's okay. >> Enjoy the rest of your night. >> Take care, guys. Turn body camel.