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We're just across the street. >> Oh, it's not your car. I thought you said you got it. >> How you doing? >> How you doing? Do you uh have the registration insurance for this? >> Yeah. Let me go get the keys. >> Okay. Yeah, perfect. >> Of course. >> I thought you said it was you, Mark. No, I said it was right outside my house. >> I'm so sorry. I'm trying to think. My wallet should be right. >> Around 8:18 p.m. on October 19, 2025, patrolman Kevin Finufan with the Union Beach Police Department first responded to a report of a motor vehicle crasher. He contact with a driver of a Jeep Wrangler and she was identified as Kimberly Hodley. He could see that the jeep had struck a parked car at what seemed like a high rate of speed. The owner of the vehicle was her husband, a former police officer. This car is parked all the way over there. >> Yes. >> Yeah. I see the drag marks. >> I'm sorry. I'm trying. >> How fast were you going, ma'am? >> No, not very fast. I came around. >> I see the drag marks from the car, though. It's pretty fast. I see drag marks from the car. Look, this is the wheel. >> No dragging. >> And I understand. Like, like I said, I did not >> Oh, God. I hear >> Do you have anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> Are you sure about that? >> I smell something coming off your breath. >> Oh, god. No. >> All right, we'll figure that We're going to figure that out. We're going to figure that one out. >> Push it. >> Yeah. >> All right, here's the new one. >> All right, perfect. >> You want my license, too? >> Um, you weren't in it, right? >> No, we were sitting next I should have needed that. >> Okay, you can see how far back it was sitting in front of me. I I'll take your license just so I have it, but I shouldn't need it cuz you weren't there. Thank you. >> Yeah, she told I I kind I think I see the drag marks from your tires, so I don't know. >> The car was sitting [ __ ] all the way up. She see >> you have the camera on your house, >> idiot. >> I do, but I'm not sure we got the angle. We'll check that. Okay, just check. Sorry, I found the registration for >> Okay, >> sorry. >> Do you have insurance? >> Yes. >> Okay, I need that, too. >> Oh, god. No. Um, >> this is the insurance and it's >> No, no, it's it's I promise you it's not. It's Geico and I just have to pull it up. I do apologize. All right, pull that. Do you have your driver's license? >> Yeah, be good for two. I'm going to go up there and block that off. >> Okay. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Okay. >> Hi, babe. >> Let me go. >> Yeah. Kev, you good for two? I want to go up there and block that off because you got to go back. >> All right, let me go. >> You know what? We're We're fine right here. Let's let them let them deal with it. >> Yeah. I'm fine. >> All right. Were you driving? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And I was going around the corner to my house. >> Okay. Just give me one second. All right. >> I hit their car. I did. My husband's uh >> Do a favor. >> Just back up and you can just park on the side of the road. Okay. >> Sorry. He's retired and he's also a former Union Beach special. He's known the chief for ages and >> Okay. Yeah. >> Sorry. I don't mean >> Sorry. Number 40. >> And I'm so sorry. I don't know where my wallet is. Like I'm I'm not trying to be nasty. >> Just back up. She's not blocking the driveway. >> Yeah. I I'm not trying to be nasty. I know. I have a wallet. Like I have a >> driver's license. Okay. >> I'm not trying to be >> You want to talk to her? I'll see if they have their update address. >> Please. That's our insurance. And >> yeah, I need an updated one though. I need to see it valid. >> Oh, I can pull it up for I go online. >> Okay. Is it the same? >> I don't know. Is it the same policy for both cars? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Just uh >> the policies are fine. >> No, no. I get an updated card, >> please. I would appreciate it. >> Yeah, we have to make sure I'm sorry >> cuz we like this isn't my norm. >> So, what's going on? What What caused this? I literally came around the corner from my house. >> No, I I understand that you're coming down the street and you come into oncoming lane basically there's no there's no media here and you hit a car head on. So we want to know what what happened. >> No, it was totally my fault. >> Which happened? Like were you on your phone? Were you the radio station? >> I was just trying to get my daughter to drop her soft for school tomorrow. Like that was it. I I wasn't trying to like Sorry. Where were you signing to drop the stuff off? If you were coming from your house, which is right on the corner, right? >> And I'm going to Hlet. Like, I'm going up here to turn. >> So, what made what made you kind of You're off here. >> It was my fault. It was like I must have turned too hard. I I'm not >> turned too hard from where the street. >> Yes. Of course. Yeah. I came off. >> Yeah. Where the free? >> No, that's my street and I came around it and it was totally my fault. Like, I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] but Well, that is a partial. >> It happens, >> dude. >> Okay. I'm just trying to figure out. >> I know that. I'm trying to figure I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] >> I'm trying to figure out if you had anything to drink tonight. >> No, thank you. Sorry. >> Have you taken any prescription medications or have you have you drank any alcohol this evening? >> Cuz you're you're sluring your speech here. No, >> you're slinging your speech and you're kind of kind of walking a little. >> No, sorry. I I have not taken anything. I have not done anything. I was going to drop the stuff off at my daughter's friend's house and go home. That was it. >> Do me a favor. Just stay right where you're at. I just have to talk to my partner here real quick. >> Please. >> Um, are you comfortable with doing walking turn one leg stand? >> I will do I'll do walking turn it. I never actually done it myself yet. >> Okay. Um, if you have any problems with it, I can always do it again if she allows it. But, uh, I'd rather you try on your own. >> Of course. training. >> Um >> I hope I have it, >> but as long as I'm comfortable doing that, walk stand and then I'll do >> Yeah. >> Um I did. >> I know. It's kind of pretty strong. >> Um you see in the car at all? >> What you see in the car? >> I tried to get from the but what I'm going to do is I'm going to walk to the other side of the car and ask if they have any kind of uh camera footage. >> I hear the axis if they're going to look. I don't know if they have the angle. >> Right. While you do the local turn, I'll just take a peek if I see anything or just pop my head and not car. Yeah. I got flat low service black. All right. >> And I have to apologize. I'm going to look at my car again, but >> we'll we'll focus on it's not in my car. My wallet has to be in that car. >> Okay. I can't wait a couple minutes. Okay. >> I don't want to be. >> Um so because because of the nature of the accident of course >> um because it just kind of goes you start a little bit. You walk a little funny. >> Kimberly denied consuming any alcohol earlier that evening but the officers detected the odor of alcohol and observed indicator of impairment. Based on their suspicions of impairment, Kimberly was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. Her poor performance on the field sobriety exercises confirmed their suspicions of impairment. >> Um thing is just going to put you through field test. Okay. >> Of course. >> Where to begin these? >> Okay. >> You can put it right on your >> hood or your seat. Whatever. >> Make sure. I don't want to >> have an issue. >> If you could if you could just stand right in front of me back there on this line. Can you see this line? Good. If we walk back a little, if you turn around actually the line looks a little better. So if you look at me, you can look at me. >> Yeah, I see you. >> Okay. Yeah. Oh. So turn around completely. Yeah. Turn around. Sure. >> All right. So the starting position, I'm going to put you at it. It's just going to be feet together >> and your hands at your side. Okay. Perfect. All right. So I'm going to explain the test to you. All right. So >> don't do it as I'm explaining it. I'll tell you when to start the test. Okay. So you're going to put your left foot on the line and place your right foot in front of it. Heel to toe. Keep your hands by your side. Okay? >> So you're going to it's going to look like this. You're going to have it like that. Okay? >> Do not start the test until you're instructed to do so. I said when you're told to begin, take nine heel to toe steps in a straight line. I'll explain it. I'll show you it right now. >> So, no, stay stay where you were in the starting position. Yeah, I know. I'm going to walk this way. Sorry. So, turn around [ __ ] >> No, it's okay. Just turn around for me. >> You said >> just follow you. >> No, I know. I was going to I was going to come over here. Just turn around. >> You're good. >> Yeah, turn around. No, turn around. >> Face that way. Yeah, face that way. Yeah, face that way. Stay that way. All right. So, now I'm going to show you what I want you to do. All right. But I'm not going to I'm not going to do nine steps. I'm going to do three. Okay. Okay. >> All right. So, >> when told All right. So, do not start the test until you're instructed to do so. When told to begin, take nine heel to toe steps in a straight line. I'll demonstrate that right now. All right. So, one, two, three, four, five, and then series of small steps to turn around >> and then you do nine back. One, two, three, four, five, and then you turn around. Okay? So, you understand. Don't start yet until I tell you to start, though. Okay? >> Um, when you're told to begin, take the nine heel the toe steps in a straight line. After your ninth step, keep your front foot on the line like I said. Okay? All right. So, when you're ready to begin, you may just remember the starting position. Okay? So, left foot is going to be in front. Look, so I'll show you the starting position again. So, I want your hands down to your side. No, don't start yet. I want your hands down to your side, left foot in front with your right foot touching your heel. Okay? >> Okay. >> Okay. So, now when you're ready to begin, you can begin. Count out loud, too. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. >> You want 11 12? >> No, I what I said to do. 1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 >> Okay, that's good. You're good there. Sorry. No, that's okay. That's good. I haven't been drinking today. I'm sorry. >> All right. So, all right. So, now we're going to we're going to go through the next test. Okay. It's going to be the one leg stand. Okay. What do you want? >> So, I want you to stand with your feet together like that with your hands at your side like this. Okay. Of >> course. >> Okay. And then >> do not start the test until you instructed to do so. When I tell you raise one leg, either leg approximately 6 in off the ground. It's like the size of a soda can. >> Sure. >> So, I'll demonstrate to you. All right. Um, >> tell me when you want it. >> Yep. I'm just Let me get where I am. When I tell you to raise one leg, either leg approximately 6 in off the ground pointed out, keep both legs straight. Do not All right. So, yeah. All right. So, we're going to start like that and then approximately the size of a soda can. I want you to hold whichever leg you want. Not yet. Not until I tell you to start. >> Oh, >> I want you to hold approximately 6 in, which is about the size of a soda can out until I tell when I tell you to begin. Okay? >> And then when I when holding that position, count out loud 100,00 1,002 10003 and so on until you're told to stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you understand? >> Sure. >> Okay. Okay, you may begin. >> 1,001 sorry 1,002 100,003 100,0004 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 100 Sorry, my balance isn't that great. I have >> Do you have any problems with your back or legs or anything? >> I do. >> You do? What do you have? What's wrong with you? >> Uh broken right uh broken left ankle. >> It's still broken right now. So, it was broken and I have uh some trauma to it. Okay. >> And I have a herniated disc in my back. >> Okay. >> Sorry. I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] >> No, I'm not saying that. >> I just I know what my issues are. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Sorry. That sounds horrible. You >> want me to run the one leg stand again? >> All right. I'll I'll run you through I'll run you through that test. >> Of course. Of course. >> I'll run you through that test one more time. Okay. So, we'll go back in starting position. No problem. >> So, feet together, hands at your side. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, when I tell you to, not yet, you're going to raise one leg, either leg, whichever one you want, approximately 6 in off the ground. I want your foot pointed out, okay? Like this. I want it to look like that. Okay? >> Keep both legs straight. Do not bend your knees and keep looking at your raised foot. >> Sure. >> And then while holding that position, count out loud 100,00 1,00200 3 and so on until you told. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? Sure. >> You may begin. >> Yep. >> 1,001 1,00 Sorry. 100,002 1003 1004 1005 1006 sorry with my herniated test this is not the easiest thing >> okay we don't we don't have to keep doing the test that's okay >> like I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] that's fine we don't have to keep doing the test that's okay >> I just know what my limitations are >> like I'm not >> I feel like such an [ __ ] I'm so sorry >> it's okay that happens it's okay that those are the two tests that I was going to run you through that was that was for me I don't know if my partner wants to run you throw his whatever you need. >> I just know whatever you need me to do, I can do. And like standing like this, like that. >> Okay, I'm going to do >> I'm so sorry. >> I'm going to do one more test on you. >> Ask. >> So, I'm going to do one more test on you, right? It's called >> totally tell me what it is. >> Do you have any problems with your eyes? You have a lazy eye. Resting estagmus they call it. You have a glass eye. The last time I had my eyes checked was 25 years ago before I had laser corre correction vision. Like that's it. And that's >> But you don't have any like uh do you wear glasses on? >> Well, I have a prescription but I haven't filled it. >> Okay. You don't have uh do you know what they call resting? Do you have that at all? >> I don't believe so. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm just going to check >> Tell me where you want me. >> I'm going to check. Just face towards me. >> Oh my god. Of course. So, I'm just going to check your eyes. And it's just basically checking the uh the reaction of your eyes. >> Of course, >> I have it. >> What you're going to do is >> I have psychology and sociology degree. >> You're going to stand with your feet like this, hands at your side. >> All right. What I'm going to do is I'm going to hold a pen in front of you. Okay. Still, what you're going to do is you're going to look at the tip of the pen. Okay? >> And you're going to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. You're not going to move your head and follow with your head. You're not move your neck at all. You got it. You're >> going to follow your eyes. All right? Let's take a look at Okay, >> I got it. Thank you. >> Just your eyes. Okay, moving your head. Test your eyes. All right. Heat. Heat. Feeling good. >> I swear I was just trying to drop stuff off to my water. >> Keep looking. Okay, >> of course. Whatever you need me to do. I feel like an ass. I'm so sorry. This is not me. Like Mike Woodruff. Like >> just keep looking at me like eyes. >> Oh god, I'm so sorry. >> Head forward and just keep following your eyes. Okay, >> no problem. Got it. Okay. Okay. almost done. >> Okay. I feel like an idiot. I'm so sorry. Like, I literally had to go to my mom's house and everything today to do laundry because our washing machine drawer broke. >> I'm so sorry. Like, I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] You're not You're not going to You've been nothing but the counter. >> I came around I came around the corner too fast. It was totally my fault. I'm not trying to be like a douchebag. I know it's my fault. I came around the corner too fast. That's it. Like >> something just doesn't seem right. You're you're a little >> Oh god. No. I'm I swear I have not been drinking. I have not been >> Oh god. I've been doing anything. I've just been running around. >> I smelled a little bit of alcohol. >> Oh god. No. No. My husband has two broken legs since December. And I've been running back and forth today to my mom's in Navasank because our washer drawer broke. Like that was it. Like I was literally just going to drop stuff off and hlet it to my kid's friend in for SV for tomorrow for and then come home and then go to my mom's in the morning for the laundry. That was it. I came around the corner too fast. >> I'm so sorry. >> All right, back to any kind of injury you have, like hip or >> No, God. No, no. I I have um herniated disc in my back, just stupid [ __ ] with my ankle. Like nothing major. >> And when you when you walk, do you normally have >> uh some issues? Nothing major. like I'm like kind of off balance if that makes sense, but that's only because of the herniated existence. >> All right. Well, >> I'm so sorry. >> I'm going to be completely honest with you. >> I don't mean to be an [ __ ] I'm so sorry. >> All all three of the tests that we put you through, I I didn't watch the first part of the uh the walk and turn test you through, >> but from what I watched towards the end of it, you you basically failed the walk and turn test. I'm so sorry. >> The one leg stand test was was very bad and your HGN tells otherwise. >> I don't have the balance. So, do you take you take any medication? >> Yes, I do. Um, >> are you supposed to take it before you drive? >> No, I take it in the morning. >> Are you take it this morning? Um, but nothing that should knock me off balance if that makes sense. >> Well, >> and as I said, I did not drink or anything. >> I can't communicate. It was I came around the corner from our house and I hit the car. It was totally my fault. Like I was probably just downshifting or whatever it was and I it was not anything >> that I meant to do. Of course, you know. So >> So whatever they need me to do with insurance, I can do. So, um, at this point, I'm going to be, like I said, I'm going to be completely honest with you, [clears throat] >> um, you are going to be placed under arrest for under arrest for, uh, driving for suspicion of driving. Okay. >> Because all the tests that we put you through are basically fields to ride test to determine if you should have been under the, uh, behind the wheel of the car. And there was an accident. >> The test we put you through, you did, you did fail on our end. >> I'm sorry. >> Officer here is going to place for an arrest. We're going to bring you back to police headquarters. No problem. You're going to be offered the chance to do a breathalyzer. Okay. Um, we're going to read you some questions. Um, we're not, if you don't want to answer any questions, you don't have to. >> Um, you're going to be afforded the opportunity to get breath samples to determine if you're non-toxic. No problem. >> All right. But if you do blow 0, we might have to call a dairy if you're not if you took prescription drugs you're not supposed to before driving. >> Understood. >> All right. So, we're going to make this nice nice and easy. Going to bring you in. >> I understand. >> All right. We're not going to No problem. This isn't any criminal charges, traffic charges. Okay. >> No problem. What do you need me to do? >> Right. So, Um, also everything in your pockets. I'll let you deal now. >> Absolutely nothing. >> So, also Frick is going to walk you back to his car, hand the car. >> Can I just tell my husband? >> I'm going to speak with him. Okay. And then, uh, what we'll do is we'll bring you back to police headquarters. It shouldn't be more than an hour. As long as everything goes well, get in and out an hour. >> I'm not worried. >> And then we'll be okay. All right. >> I'm not worried. >> Like I said, um, because because of circumstances, the accident, the way we put the test and everything. >> Of course. Of course. So, we'll >> No, I totally totally understand. >> Good. And I feel like I'll just let them know. I got the insurance card. I'll speak to that about the insurance card. >> No, I just feel like an ass. >> Based on the motor vehicle crash, the odor of alcohol, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises, patrolman Finukin placed Kimberly under arrest for driving under the influence. The vehicle she was driving was impounded for a mandatory 12-hour hold under J's law. Patrol man Fine transported Kimberly to the Union Beach Police Department for further processing. >> No, but it just it shouldn't have happened. I literally had to drop stuff off to my daughter's friend and go to bed. [laughter] >> Now you can walk back with me. Okay. >> Tell me. >> We're going to go right to this car right here with the lights off. >> No problem. >> My wallet should have been in my car and it's not. >> It's okay. Oh, I got to put these on you. Okay. I'll put them in the front. I won't. >> Yeah, I'm not really too concerned. >> Okay, >> I know you guys. >> I've known your chief since he was little. >> Just give me one more second. >> Does that sound silly? >> Just so they don't close up on you. >> I'm not worried, baby. I appreciate you. You're so sweet. >> I try. I try. >> No, but I feel like such an ass. >> It happens. It's okay. We just got to go do our test at headquarters if you want to or if you don't. >> Oh, but I feel like such an ass. >> Should be fast. We'll get We'll get you out and home. You're not going anywhere tonight. You're just going to go to headquarters. We're going to do our stuff. >> Thank you. >> We'll do our paperwork >> and then we'll get you out of here and we'll get you a ride home. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> I looked around the corner. Not too worried. >> No. All right. Uh I'll be right back in like a couple minutes. I just want to make sure we're all good here. >> What's your name, bud? >> My name's Kevin Fenukin. >> Thank you. >> Shannon used to coach me at Modern Day. >> I'll be right back. >> That's where I went. Oh, really? Okay, we'll talk about that inside. >> Too much. We'll proc it quickly and then we'll get out. Okay. I have all my um work equipment and weapons and everything out of the lock box. It's in my home, so there's nothing in the car. >> Okay. Is there anything else you need out of the car? >> Uh >> 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. >> Do you have a an updated insurance card? The last one was my 22 or 23. >> Uh we need for the accident report. >> I can try and find it at home. I I know that we have it. I just don't think we put the updated car in here, but I know for a fact on >> 100%. >> She said she was going to pull it up on her phone, too. If she could do that, that's fine, too. And the only other thing she didn't have was her license, but I could probably find that off. >> I sent it up to my daughter up at college just so she had an updated one. >> Yeah. We don't need a second. >> No, but yeah. All right. So, who's to where's the where's the my deep cut towe to? >> Record yet? >> Yeah, we're going to find out in about probably rotors. >> No, John's not to for it's like a rotating list, too. It's probably either Bill Wright or King >> or uh who's the other one that always picks up. >> How much damage you is done to the front of my car? >> Your car is pretty good. I mean, the the push bar is a little messed up or the fishing rack is a little messed up. >> The fishing rack's wrecked up. How about the other car? >> Pretty good. >> Win uh center statement. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> All right. I'm going to head home. >> All right. >> Meet you guys up at PD. >> Okay. Yeah, we'll be try to keep it as low key as possible. Obviously, that's why when you >> should coach me in baseball. >> I know. I don't care. >> I know. I seen it and I was like, "Oh, I know. >> I got all my neighbors here." I mean, >> I know this. Everybody knows my last name. >> Yeah. No, I tried to do it by the car. I didn't even >> No, listen. You got You got to do a job, dude. [music] I had a job. >> Um, my mother-in-law is already on my way to my house, >> okay? >> To watch my daughter. You're just going to have to give me a couple minutes. >> Well, I'm going to bring her back. I'll start doing whatever paperwork I could do. And then uh we'll try to make it as quick as possible. Okay. Of course. I'll see you in a little bit. >> Yep. Yeah, you're good. Hey, Case. Uh this house has a good camera. >> Yeah, I know. One guy. >> Okay. He said that. Well, he cuz he he showed me and I asked him email. I just don't have the business card. >> I'll just give him my email address. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. I just need I I got the expired insurance. I didn't get her license and I got the plate attached. >> That's okay. >> Plates. Both plates are attached. Yeah. >> He wasn't sure if he wanted a tow. I was like, I don't think you should because you could probably get it towed to a mechanic from here. >> I'll uh have a half hour. >> All right, man. I'm going to bring you to headquarters. All right. 6537 county. >> I'll be transporting one female 41 back to headquarters. Starting mileage 41778. >> I don't got him. Are the keys in there? >> I'm sure. >> She said I'm sure. >> Okay. He might even be there. So, I'll just tell him come over. Heat. Heat. Yeah. Heat. [clears throat] 65. 537 County ending 41 779 41 779 You step out. >> You didn't have anything in your pocket, right? You said. Okay, good. >> I don't have pockets. >> No pockets. Okay. >> No. >> All right. Follow me. We're going right here. >> Sure. >> And then once you get into the door, you can make a right. >> No problem. >> And then you can go left. And there's a bench right here. >> Uh I'll take your handcuff saw. I've been having a little bit of a problem with these things. They're getting a little old, but >> I'm not too concerned. >> It out. >> You seem very sweet. >> I try. >> What's your name? I'm sorry. >> Kevin. >> Kevin. >> Yep. >> At the Union Beach Police Department, Kimberly was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and agreed to submit breath samples. When the officers were finished with processing her, Kimberly was released to a sober pending her court appearance after she signed the potential liability warning form on Kimberly's behalf. >> What's the new fa? >> I'm not sure. My husband was a special. >> See, this one comes home >> many years ago. >> But for some reason, >> and friends of ours are still here >> with this one. >> I feel like such an ass. It happens. >> No, it doesn't happen to us. Like, I feel like such an ass. I'm so sorry. I'll >> figure it all out. I might leave this cuff on. Oh, I don't have to leave it on this one. >> I'm going to put this on you. This one actually comes off every time. >> Just tell me what you need. >> I'm not the type of person that's like you. >> I know. >> All right. >> I just feel like such an idiot. >> I literally had to drop stuff off to my kids friend. Just got to find some of this paperwork and we'll get to it. >> I'm so sorry. Million one things and Gab's down here, right? >> No, Gab's long retired now. >> Oh my god. Really? >> Yeah, he lives in Florida, I believe. >> Oh my god. Good for him. That's cool. Michael. >> Yes. That that >> honestly you were so lucky that we had >> here. >> Got it. >> In the Kelly's and >> just let me know that I have cell phone. Bring it. My partner has just one. >> Of course. Thank you so much. Really don't >> copy my husband. >> And you saw him with his two broken eyes. >> Mhm. >> You didn't have a license on you, right? >> Oh god. I'm so sorry. I think it's in your car. >> I'm going to just get it on. >> No, I think it's in the car that he >> That's okay. That's okay. >> I can get it off of your license plate. >> I promise you, right? >> Your car is registered to you and your husband or you or your husband? >> Both. Okay. >> But I promise you I have a good license. >> No, it's not the problem. I just need I need your like I need your name and I don't want to be an [ __ ] But I know that I have the license. >> That's fine. I believe it. >> Well, no, cuz I had my car earlier and I went into my husband's because I thought my >> Oh, that's your husband's car. >> The canon's car. Yeah. >> Yeah, the Wrangler. Yeah. >> But he broke both his legs. So >> when he December >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> How? >> Uh he literally was in our shed. >> Mhm. >> Went to lean forward with a croc on. His foot got stuck. Went over. Both knees hit the shed floor at the same time. >> Not good. >> It went pop pop. He has two artificial hips. >> I knew that. >> He was 25 years on the job in New York, you know, before. >> Yeah. Any of those? Oh, >> I knew I knew his hips. I knew that. >> Well, he did this as a special before we got married. >> Okay. As a special one or a special two? >> Oh, I don't even know. >> Did he have a gun or no gun? >> Yes, gun. >> Class two, then. >> But he had that because he was at the jail. So, >> yeah, he worked at the jail. >> Yeah. >> Yep. But no, between him and Mike. >> All right. So, I'm going to read you this real quick. All right. >> I'll write your name down once I blow it up, but I'm just going to read you it. So, um, >> you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated, NJSA 394-50. The law requires >> what? >> Sorry, I promise I wasn't. >> Uh, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of the breath samples including the test results will be made upon your request. A copy of that record will be made available to you. Okay. >> After you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath. Okay. >> Breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. >> Okay. >> 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. >> Okay. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license uh revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties opposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney position or any anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath. Patrolman Finneck issued Kimberly the following traffic citations. Operating under the influence 394-50 reckless driving 39496 Careless driving 39497s Traffic on marked lanes 39488. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your response. Come on. Um, 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 breath test. 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 a refusal to the breath. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Of course. Okay. All right. So, I'm just going to read your Miranda real quick. Okay. >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can 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 each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> Of course. >> Okay. Um, I guess I'll go through these questions with you as if you want to answer them. >> Just tell me. >> Yep. Were you operating a motor vehicle? >> Yes. >> What time did you start? >> I couldn't tell you exactly the time. I Let's see. Uh, I couldn't tell you. I'm sorry. Like, I'm running errands. >> Okay. You're unsure when you started driving? >> I was literally running errands for my kid. >> Do you know what time you got in the car and started driving today? >> What's uh >> right now it's 8:58? >> Uh, 3:00. >> Okay. >> I mean, I went to my mom's. >> It's just simple questions, nothing crazy, >> of course. >> So, 3:00. >> Sure. >> Okay. 3 p.m., right? Yeah. >> 300 p.m. What day of the week is it? >> It is Saturday. >> Are you sick or injured now? >> Not that I know of. No. >> I mean, I have issues, but [laughter] nothing major. >> Oh, I kind of read the questions a little backwards. Do you want to go relieve Casey on troller? >> Yeah. What's he doing over there? >> He's just waiting for a to executive. I think >> I read the uh questions a little backwards. So, you were you operating a motor vehicle? You said yes. Where did you start from? Your house. Yes, >> obviously. Okay. >> Cuz I had stuff off to my >> No, I just I missed that one part. So, now I'm at I was at 3:00. So, you started at 3:00 >> and then what is today's date? >> No, but I I easily started before that. I had to go down to my mom's in Atlantic. >> Okay. But today is the Saturday the what is it? The 18th I believe. I might be wrong. >> 25. >> Were you involved in an accident? >> I believe I was. Yes. I had a a car around the corner from my home. >> Are your injuries affecting you now? >> No. >> Are you under the care of a doctor? >> Uh yes. I mean my primary. >> Okay. Doctor's name. You know his name? >> Tibuku Mezer. T U B >> O K U B O K U O K U D >> M E T Z >> M E T Z >> G E R >> G E R. Do you have diabetes? >> No. >> Okay. Do you take insulin? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have epilepsy? >> No. >> Okay. >> Do you have false teeth? >> No. >> Okay. What were you doing the last 3 hours? Uh laundry at my mother's because my dryer had my washer had broken. >> Okay, >> that was it. >> Sorry. >> I know it sounds very >> What did you drink? >> Mundane. >> Uh one uh water. Uh >> water. >> I had water. I had maybe one cocktail throughout the day, but that was about it. It was very mild. >> Okay. How many drinks did you have? >> One. >> One. Where did you have the drinks? >> At my mother's. >> And it was while I was doing laundry. >> What time did you have your first drink? >> Uh 2:00. I was done by 3 and that was it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Um >> it was only one drink. >> What was the time between each drink? >> That was it. One drink. On December 17, 2025, Kimberly pleaded guilty to operating under the influence. As a result of her guilty pleas, Kimberly had to spend 12 hours at an intoxicated driver resource center, use an ignition interlock device for 3 months, and pay a total of $640 infants. The other three citations were dismissed as part of a plea agreement. >> Sorry. >> No, that's okay. Just I'm just trying to read the order. Great. >> Uh, what time did you have your last drink? >> Uh, 2:00. >> Okay. >> Um, what what time did you what time did you last eat? >> Oh [ __ ] >> Yesterday. >> Okay. >> I'm not really good with with eating. >> Okay. What did you have to eat yesterday? >> Uh, pasta and cheese and crackers. I'm horrible with eating. Um, >> know by myself. >> Have you taken any drugs or medication recently? >> No. >> What kind of drugs? >> One medication this morning. >> Okay. So, what was it? >> Um, uh, what? Alexa. >> Alexa Pro. I >> 20 milligram >> this morning. That was it >> cuz the doctor told me I can't take it at night. So, >> okay. Uh, what kind of drug? You answered that. Lexa Pro. >> It's a depression medication. >> Depression. >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's right. Lexa Pro. I know I spelled that wrong. >> You're good, baby. >> What was the drug used for? Depression. >> Yep. I'm supposed to take it once a day in the morning. >> Okay. When did you take your last dose? >> This morning. I haven't taken anything. >> When did you last sleep? >> Uh, what time is it? >> Nine. >> Uh, 12 hours ago. >> I'm going How much sleep did you have? >> Uh, 6 to 7 hours. I have issues of sleep. I feel so bad. My poor husband. Good evening. How's it going? I'm Sergeant Calman. We have uh we have Kim. How are you? >> Thank you. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Did she call you or did Shannon call you? >> Um actually kind of a combination. I was uh I to the house so that she could um get some stuff to go to a friend's house. Um so I knew that Kim Shannon was going to drive over here which like he's barely back in the car. >> Yeah, I know. He can barely get out. >> So I told him >> Gotcha. One thing >> just the license >> 6525 county 101 for Jersey. Some of his 652 Okay. >> I'm so sorry. What did you say your name? >> 6525. >> Give me one second. Can you just run a jersey deal or something? She's going to count. >> Yes. >> No. >> Just valid. Good. >> All right. March 27th, 2027. Zero points for Thank you. As soon as we get this done, she'll be right out. >> No problem. All right. So this form here is called the potential liability form. The potential liability warning. So basically this should drive this in back. What this is basically just saying is that you're going to take custody of your daughter and just make sure she doesn't drive for the next 12 hours. Just get behind the wheel and make sure nothing happens to her. >> All right. >> Yeah. I'm just trying to think. Oh, because there's another vehicle at home. You know what? I Okay. I'm sorry. >> And then you set the sign. It says acknowledgement of receipt of potential liability warning and then I and it's a signature person some will be you have received this potential liability warning from the law enforcement officer whose name appears below. Okay. >> So which is me there's nothing else on here for you. Okay, just give me about not even two minutes and I'll get it right out. Sorry, these these doors are going to be locked after hours. So, >> yeah. >> Court records indicate that Kimberly has a prior arrest for shoplifting 2C 2211 B2 in Neptu Township, New Jersey on September 10, 2010. She pleaded guilty to that charge on October 14 to10 and had to pay a total of $541 in fines. This was preceded by another allegation of shoplifting 2C2011 B1 in Keyport, New Jersey on September 1, 2008. She pleaded guilty to that charge as well on February 18, 2009. Had to pay a total of $783 in fines. I called on the phone. They said, "Yeah, we'll let somebody know you're here." And then I like I guess I've been here probably close to an hour. >> Really? Yeah. >> Oh, cuz they called, but we were in the middle doing our processing. >> I figured. >> And then Shannon also called at the same time. So I called him back thinking that it was him calling, not you. And then >> All right, just give me about a minute and a half, two minutes. And uh yeah, I got I'm locked out as well. 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