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Thank you all for the support. going to be in the parking lot of evidence myself and 185 Around 2:06 p.m. On September 18th, 2024, officers with the Wall Township Police Department were called to the scene of a motor vehicle accident involving an unconscious female driver at Automotive Avenues, a used car dealership located at 5,11 MJ33. Patrolman Kelly arrived on scene and noticed that a 2024 Kiafort had struck a parked 2016 Dodge Challenger. Patrolman Italman Baker and Sergeant Cole also arrived on scene to assist. Around this time, the driver of the Kia Fort had regained consciousness and she was identified as Emily Allen. Hey, what's going on? Are you all right? Yeah, going on today. Where's the other car that's involved? Blue car right there. Right there. How you feeling right now? You injured? No. Do you have your uh license insurance? Can you get that after me? I see it. Who witnessed it? Did you witness it? I sort of witnessed it. I was I'm there talking to a coworker and I heard the punch and when I looked down here, she started backing up and she she backed right there into the parking. Was she here to did she purchase the car? That's attempt from a different We think we think she came in off the street and just I got camera. I could check on my phone to see what happened, but Okay. She like fell asleep and just kind of like ran right in. Where's your license? Was breaking enough. I have a key. She didn't She didn't hit it hard. She just liked. She was like slightly loose and I was like, "Where's your keys?" No, she stole She stole his. Yeah. All right. Thank you. What's going on today? Did you drink any alcohol or did you hit your head when your first name? Emily. What's your first name? Emily. Emily. All right. Where's your license? In their purse. Thank you. Heat. [Applause] You can tell she said something. Is that your license right there? The Florida license? Yeah, just take it out. You want me to take it out for you? I'll take it out. Emily, right? Did you drink anything tonight or take anything for today? Nothing. Did you take anything? No. Where are you coming from? Madawan. Okay. What were you doing to Madawan? What were you doing in Madan? My apartment. Your apartment. Where are you headed to right now? Where do you work? What's your first name? Emily. Emily. Yeah. Emily, are do you take any medication at all? Yeah. For what? I What was that? What's going on? Huh? She's saying she's not injured right now. Um, sluring her words. Um, bloodshed eyes. Yeah, she's out of We're trying to see if uh what she takes for uh any medicine, but uh it's tough. She I can't really understand. Yeah, something I need. Are you diabetic at all? No. You're not diabetic? Okay. All right. All right. Did you take anything as far as like drugs or anything or alcohol? Have you consumed any alcohol today? No. No. So, no drugs or alcohol today? No. Nothing. Is there a license? Yeah. So I would call it in just cross New Jersey all around 70 and then I would bush out. She struck the park. Where are you coming from today? Man. Okay. The officers were advised by Automotive Avenue's employees that AI had pulled into the parking lot before colliding with a parked car belonging to the dealership. As the officers made contact with Emily, they detected the odor of alcohol and observed other indicators of impairment. She told the officers that she was coming from Matawan and heading to work. First responders with wall MS arrived on scene to evaluate her further. Did you hit anything else? Cuz your car's got some some dents and and like mud and stuff all over it. No, I have You didn't hit anything? We just want to check her out. She's she struck up our car. Um she's she's not diabetic. She said she's not diabetic. But she's completely uh she's completely there's more more to What's your name? You see there? What's going on today? What happened? What happened? Did you take anything today? Any medication? Anything to drink? No. Do you take any prescription? I'll get this discharge. 81 number cross track jersey all around I just did 221 the deal I'm asking Alley or Emily. Well, it's going to be Why don't we take a trip over to the hospital? Something's not going to be She's just think she just said she's she's She's You have any pain anywhere? No. Since she was at uh Was she at lunch? She was at home and I don't want to go. You were going back to work. Yeah. Yeah. Where do you work, Emily? Where is it? What would happen? What would happen? She go to the hospital. I don't know. Okay. She doesn't have any injuries or anything like that. So, yeah. I think we're good. Oh, we're good. Okay. Never mind. You're not injured, right? You're not injured. You hit the you hit a park car. So, all right, Emily, think you step out and we can just run you through some tests, see if you're okay. Yeah. You good? What's going? Do you have any uh injuries on your neck right there? 185 negative at this time. History of injury. Okay. Why don't you just step right over here? All right. Actually, let's just stay right. We'll we'll take it. She can't stay here. Where you coming from? Where you coming from? Just lean up against the car. All right. What's your name again? Emily. Emily. Okay. All right. Emily, we got to take you to the hospital. You can't even stand up on Why don't you take a seat back in the car? All right. Yeah, he's got [Music] How much did you have to drink today? Yeah. What's up? Yeah, definitely. Yeah. She can't stand Just hold on a minute. I'll get out. Given her state of impairment, it was determined that Emily would be transported to the hospital for further evaluation. Before transporting her to the hospital, Sergeant Cole attempted to conduct the horizontal gaze nestagmus HGN test, but he was unable to do so successfully. He also asked Emily to recite the alphabet from A to Z, but she was unable to do so. Emily was subsequently placed in the ambulance rig and transported by Wall M to Jersey Shore University Medical Center. I'll get the registration insurance. Perfect. Thank you. I get their insurance. Perfect. Thank you. Emily, you have a cell phone and a wallet and you want to get through. Uh, he's going to get the insurance for the other vehicle and her insurance. Hi, friend. And then right now, I just have I have that vehicle in the cab. Can you just take a seat right here? Scoot on back. Greg, put some seat belts on you. Okay. Smells like Can I license just for a minute, sir? Thank you. I'm just going to cheat. Ma'am, do you have any problems with your eyes? Yeah. What's the matter with your eyes? I'm blind. What was that? I'm sorry. I'm blind. In what eye? Which eye are you blind in? My eye. Your right eye. Okay. Just going to ask you to do something for me. Okay. I just want you to keep your head still. Look up towards me. I want you to keep your eyes focused on the tip of this pen. Can you see the tip of this pen here? That's okay. I want you to keep your eyes focused on it as it moves back and forth. I want you to keep your head still. Do you understand that? Do you understand that? Okay. Continue focusing on the tip of this pen with your eyes as it moves back and forth. Keeping your eyes focused at all times on the tip. Okay. Can you Can you keep your eyes focused on the tip? You're not looking at it. My blind eyes. You have a what? My blind eyes. Okay. Can you keep your head still? They're not tracking. They're not tracking, but she's moving her head with the pen. What was that? She was moving her head when you moved the pen in a specific direction. What level of education do you have, ma'am? Bachelor's degree. Can you do me a favor and recite the English alphabet from A to Z, but don't sing it? ma'am. Okay. Okay. Thank you so much. We'll see. We'll see what you guys got. Sounds good. Y I'm actually going to have Jack go with you guys. All right. All right. I just got to get She's Yeah. Um do a blood draw. Yeah. All right. I just got I need that paperwork for that. Have that in the bag. See if you might. You might have it. I might. We You have it squared away. She's going to be she's going to be under arrest here at 4:50. Um, but she's going to the hospital. She is inebriated. Like cannot even like stand up. Can't like formulate a sentence. I think it's alcohol. Yeah, we smell the alcohol on our ship. Yeah. Um, she can't track the uh stimulus with her eyes, but she said that one of her eyes is blind. So, I mean, she was also moving her head the whole time while she was in laying down. And then when I asked her to recite the alphabet, she can't even like say one letter. It's like I mean, she's she's bombed. What? What was that? somebody to go up with. Uh Jack is going to park here and then he can go there and then uh in the rig and then we'll have uh just Jerry can drive up there and assist in anyway. Or maybe I'll have like Jerry's PSU. He's not going to need anything for a little while. Um, we'll work on this. Uh, we're going to on the blood draw. Hopefully, she just gives consent, but just make sure that we get a pre-mission blood draw. Um, just make sure they're going to take it at the hospital. Just make sure that they save that for us in case um in case for whatever reason we don't get the uh the consent or the uh Yeah. So that's for like the warrant. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I'm sure she's not she's not going to give consent if she's not speak. He's going to come with you. Yep. 159. The female driver in the cat's going to be a 41 for 450. She's going to be transported to Jersey Shore 221 riding away. Hurry. [Music] 1594. Can you send a hook for this vehicle? I don't know what this is. Definitely hit a puddle or a hole or something. That was like that. That was like that. Nothing to do with that. Okay. [Music] Jack, I got sergeant foam one on me if you need anything. Um, just need a kit. You got a John? Yes. Yeah, I got all this John. Uh, yeah. We got to get somebody to bring the kit, too. Um, but keep in contact with me if we don't uh um yeah, we'll get the kid up here. Okay. And then uh do you want that? We'll just park it. We can just park it right here once uh once the toe comes. Yeah, I'll try to work on getting that kid up there, too. They're emailing me uh with their their insurance and the video list. I'll sort of Okay, perfect. Like to get uh photos as well while we're here. He's got a he's got a patrol for it. Yeah, Jack, you got a control phone? I'm just going to take some photos. I got two actually. Can you guys uh Okay. Heat. What was that? It's a lot. Yeah. I did not feel comfortable taking her back to any no uh that was it. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we all smell the alcohol. One way or another, we're going to get the blood. You guys out of here or? Yep. Okay. All right. No worries. What if I Incoming message. Okay. I'm still uh rolling. I'm I'm going to uh going to get somebody to head back and uh get a blood kit. He said we can do that. Okay. Yeah, that's fine. Um, we have this thing out. I don't know how that car set up. Not sure. I'll double check. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. just a little bit more. Yeah, we'll be out here in a second. Nobody. Yeah, I told a She's got a bunch of like um med bed med bed meds in there. What? She got a [ __ ] ton of meds in there. Yeah. Yeah. Such as some injectables like little mini vials of injectables. It's It's but no alcohol. And she's got a [ __ ] ton of uh like tablets in the back. Yeah. Patrolman Kelly rode with Emily and she was transported to the hospital for further evaluation. at JSUMC. Emily was asked to submit a blood sample and she initially agreed. However, she later revoked her consent. So, patrolman Kelly began the process of obtaining a warrant to compel a blood draw. He contacted assistant prosecutor Noah Hec at the 24 p.m. And then he was put in touch with Judge Richard Le. He in a conference call. Judge Lei, he granted the warrant and Emily's blood was drawn at the 43 p.m. like little mini vials. I'm going to look it up and see what it is. But she's got like other uh too something in there. There a bunch of meds in the back. She's like it's all like registered CB. Yeah, this is going to be Yeah, maybe she was on medications that didn't have those medications. I'll write them down. I'll write them down real quick. Heat up here. Heat up here. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 415 disabled in traffic. [Music] That's all. Yeah. [Applause] Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat up here. [Applause] All right, you save the car. It was just a bunch of medication there. But she hit a parked car. She went there. Yeah, she just pulled in and hit a parked car. Not right here. They moved her already. But yeah, I'll uh we bring to headquarters. Thank you. After the blood draw, Emily was transported to the Wall Township Police Department. Once the officers finished processing her at police HQ, officers with the Aberdine Police Department responded to the station and took custody of her because she had an outstanding warrant with them. The Trrowman Kelly issued Emily the following citations. Operating under the influence: reckless driving and careless driving. The results of Emily's blood draw later indicated a back level of 0.402% for 02% which was five times the legal limit of 0.08%. in between 138 and 85. You can send the guide, please.