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Construction site accidents and car accidents involving ride share applications such as lift and Uber. If you've been involved in any kind of accident around 9:40 p.m. on February 21st, 2024, officers with the Elwood Park Police Department were dispatched to report of hitandrun crash involving three vehicles on Locust Street. A resident called and informed them that he observed the vehicle fleeing the scene on his surveillance camera. Moments later, officers received another call regarding a possibly intoxicated female blocking the exit of Chase Bank on Van Riper Avenue near South Center Street. Officer Gerald Harris arrived on scene and made contact with a female who had been driving a 2019 Porsche Cayenne. The female was identified as Joanna Drellik, the wife of retired Garfield police officer Gregory Drellik. Joanna told officer Harris that she had been in Wallington earlier that evening and that she was heading home >> 427. >> Let's check that vehicle for passenger side damage. Uh we have an MVA hit run here on Locust. That's affirmative. It's going to be passenger side damage on the uh front tire. Any damage to the fenders? >> Yeah, a firm. It's going to be uh right fender just by the wheel. The wheels actually unable to turn direction. Three, Steve. Tyler, you heading over there? >> I'm just wrapping up on top. >> This car looks all right. >> Huh? >> These are all New York plates. >> It's probably possible. >> It's all New York plates, right? >> We're over here though. If you want over, I >> go over there. That teller is over there. >> Yeah, he's over there. >> Um >> 48 to 404 where you mess. >> This is Carlos. >> Uh I don't see anything on any car. I wonder if uh that is that church open. I wonder if anybody's like that church. >> Oh, yeah. New York. >> Yeah, all three of them are. >> You want me to All three of them? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'll head over there real quick. >> These are two of the same kind of cars. >> All right. Yeah. New York. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to head back. >> All three Toyotas. >> They're all three Toyotas, right? What's up, guys? >> What's going on, sir? >> How you doing? 27. You can help me out. You can use New Jersey Edge. Alpha 12. Romeo Romeo Echo. Alpha 12. Romeo. Romeo Echo. I'm out with that part and her son as well. >> What? What? What' you What' you end up hitting? back. >> Uh, I don't even know. >> I don't know. >> We need a tow truck though. >> Yeah, I got I called up one of my boys. She's >> I need So, what's your name? >> My My mom. >> Okay. Do you have your license on you? >> Yes. >> And where are you coming from tonight? >> Uh, my father-in-law. >> How old are you guys? >> I'm 23. >> You drove here? >> I came with my brother to get my mom. Oh, you guys both both of you guys are in here for something. >> Yes. >> Okay. Yeah. >> You guys are going to call a personal toe or you sure though. >> She's not sure what she hit. I should have put the whole tire. No, just like not like with car to car. >> We're pulled over. We're not walking. >> As officer Harris was speaking with Joanna, he detected the odor of alcohol and observed indicators of impairment. Around the same time, Lieutenant Robert Chenovsky exited his patrol car on Locust Street and observed that a parked 2023 Toyota Sienna, 2021 Toyota Sienna, and 2023 Toyota Rav 4 had all sustained damages on their driver's side. Officer Harris also observed damages on the passenger side of the Porsche that Joanna was driving, which would be consistent with striking the other three parked vehicles. Officers Cachola, Griffin, Giuliano, and Cesaro all arrived on scene to assist. Lieutenant Chankovski also headed over to Van Riper Avenue to make contact with Joanna after making a note of the three damaged vehicles on Lucas Street. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, originally, uh, someone your mom, I guess, was blocking that driveway. Someone, one of the neighbors, saw her, and I guess she was just like just there. Yeah. >> Um, so they knocked on the window. >> Was it Is it a house driveway or was it this parking lot? >> It was a parking lot driveway. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Um, I guess someone it's still accessible to someone knocked on it and then I guess she had to move. >> Yeah. She couldn't move cuz >> All right. Thank you, bro. Yeah, I got you. >> You going to get a personal or >> uh I mean like how much? >> I don't know how much a duty would cost. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> I can I can call one, but I I don't know how much they would charge you guys. >> All right. Yeah, just give me one second, please. >> All right. Yeah, take your time. >> And I just need the registration and insurance. >> Registration. >> Yes. Yes. Yeah. >> Yeah. They're both >> I'll be right back. Okay. >> Yep. >> No, I think I'm good. >> Yeah. >> Go ahead. LT, >> let's check that vehicle for passenger side damage. Uh, we have an MVA hit and run. You're on Locus. >> Yeah, that's affirmative. LT. There's going to be passenger side damage on the uh front tire. >> So, I think she was I think someone hit her car. >> Sir, appreciate it. >> Someone might have hit her car and ran. >> Any damage to the fender? >> Fender area. Yeah. >> Yeah. A firm. It's going to be uh right fender just by the wheel. The wheels actually unable to turn. tow trucks coming. >> No, cuz >> Yeah. So, I think uh it might it might it might be a possibility. >> Are you heading over there? >> But uh I think Where were you coming? Where was the car parked before? >> In >> Wellington. >> Yes. >> Doesn't make sense. >> Where? No, but but before like it was in Wallington. Where was it parked? Over here. Like you were in Onwood Park tonight. Yes. It was It was parked here, right? >> Parked. >> Okay. Just because there's a there was an MVA hit and run in town. >> Okay. >> So that's why my lieutenant just asked me if there's any damage here. I guess could it probably correlate? >> Possibly >> could have correlated with the car that >> or unless maybe over there. Oh, my my other officer is on his way now. I'm just going to make sure everything is good with him with his license and everything. And then when he gets here, I'll update update him with everything and then we'll go from there. All right. >> Thank you. >> And if you guys need a person, if you guys want us to call our private tow, just let me know. >> Yeah, we'll let you know. Thank you. >> Oh, yeah. >> No, right. Right. I I understand that. I'm going to um when my other officer comes here, I'm going to tell him what's going on and then I'm actually going to call my lieutenant when I get in the car and see like what the cases with that because the focus is right here is right there coming down this way. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. >> Drive. >> Which way is he going? >> He's probably coming right in between you. >> Right in between us. So cuz they witnessed her getting like being inside of the car and then she was blocking this drive over here. Witness who? This these two parties witnessed the female party in the blocking this driveway. Okay. Uh a neighbor came and knocked on the door and I guess she didn't she didn't realize and then that's when she pulled up there. her front wheel can't move left or right. But then that's what LT just said um about the NBA. But she but she did have a few drinks 100% cuz I could smell it. I could smell it as well. >> What was she strike? Where's the start of her accident? >> I didn't when I said >> she said to me she couldn't >> the the mother right there in the black. >> Pardon me. Pardon me. >> Where's the driver? >> Uh someone's coming. You're the driver. >> Yes, I have to do some tests, okay? Because uh you hit a couple cars up there >> and you kept going. Yeah, >> there's three cars that were smashed up there. >> Based on their suspicion of impairment, Lieutenant Chenovsky asked Joanna to perform field sobriety exercises. The first exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. During the HGN test, Lieutenant Chenovsky observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation, and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Joanna failed to touch heel to toe on each step while taking an incorrect number of steps. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Joanna failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and put her foot down before the test was complete. >> Yeah, >> he kept going. All right, come over here. >> Okay, I need you to put your hands at your side, feet together. I want you to follow my finger with just your eyes. >> Okay. >> See my finger? Just your eyes? >> Yeah. Yeah. I think it's effect of How much you have to drink today? >> Nothing. >> I smell it. >> Two wine. >> A little bit more than two wine. >> I see. There's no one at that church. >> All right. Definely set. What next thing you're going to do is you're going to do a test. Um Okay. See you have your light on on your uh is your uh camera on? Where you >> just turn your camera here? >> Where are you coming from? >> Was anybody in the car with you or not? >> No. >> No. >> See this line? >> Yes. >> You're going to put your left foot on the line. Put your left foot on the line. >> Okay. >> Left foot. >> Okay. When you get to keep just left foot on the line, the right foot directly in front of it. >> Okay. >> Touch your heel. Keep your hands at your side. Now, don't move until I tell you to go. All right. Don't move yet. Don't move yet. Go back. Left foot on the line. Right foot in front. Hands at your side. And just listen to the directions. All right. What you're going to do is you're going to take nine steps forward. When I tell you to go, you're going to count out loud. You're going to go one, two, not yet. Not yet. >> Three. Until you get to nine. When you get to the nine step, you're going to keep that front foot on line. You're going to turn around. You're going to take nine back. >> Okay. >> Ready? Count out loud. >> Got to count out loud. >> Got to count nine steps. >> Three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Turn. >> 1 2 >> 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. Turn around. All right. Next thing I want you to do is you're going to put your feet together, hands at your side. You're going to lift your toe up and count to 30. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 >> Okay, >> but like that. Keep your foot up, point your toe, and look down at your toe. Whichever foot you feel comfortable with, left or right. >> Ready? >> Yes. >> Whenever you want to start, you can start. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. >> Start again. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30. One more time. Follow my fingers. All right. Yeah. Unfortunately, you're going to be placed under arrest for DWI. All right. Just put your hands behind your back and go by this officer. >> Ma'am, I I was talking to your your children. Uh we'll we'll give you a chance to call your husband. Okay. >> I don't want to call my husband. >> You don't want to? Okay. >> No. >> Seriously? Yeah, she's on there already. So that's John's. Sorry. >> You have a cell phone or wallet or anything in the car? >> Yeah. Don't Don't even talk to me. >> Don't talk to me. >> All right. >> You don't need to. >> Okay. No problem. Oh yeah. >> So, >> so Lou, she said not not to not to call her husband or anything. So, she doesn't want to call nobody. His sons are on the street. >> Yes, sir. >> You guys could pick her up. You can sign her up. Just watch her. >> Yeah. Just give us a give us some time. Um you could uh either park in this parking lot or in the rear of our headquart. >> How long would that take? >> Take an hour cuz we got you got to run a print or something like that. >> No, no, it's not. It's a ticket. >> Was she at a party or something or >> honestly? I have no [ __ ] idea. >> Was this out of character for her or she? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know what's going on. >> I know she I'm not going to take offense to it. I try to be cordial and tell her I spoke to you guys and I address her. She's she's upset about it and she doesn't want to talk to you no more. Obviously, I have nothing to do with the test or know the accident, but I was trying to give her the respect and the courtesy. But it's several accidents and we had like three witnesses that said they saw her like passed out over here. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Like you're not lying. Like said >> Oh [ __ ] >> What happened? >> They said that she was passed over. >> She was passed out. Passed out. >> Over looked like she was into a couple calls and then we got a call at the same time. >> We called the hook, right? Right. >> Um just uh just grab some pictures. Whose is this? >> I I'll take the picture. >> All right. There's nothing in the car, but >> I got the plate. >> The damage. >> The damage. Yeah. >> Hold on. Ma'am. Ma'am. >> You have anything in your pockets? >> You have anything? Check. Okay. >> Based on the damages to her vehicle as well as the other parked cars, her admission to consuming alcohol, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises. Officer Harris placed Joanna under arrest for driving under the influence. Her vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold under to John's law. She was transported to the Elwood Park Police Department for further processing. notify anybody. Where's your All right, come on this way. >> I'm just going to make sure you don't have any weapons or anything. Okay, hold on one second. You have any weapons or anything? >> I don't have any weapons. >> You don't have any weapons? Okay, give me one second. Come on. [Music] Okay. Good. >> Sorry. Just lean back one second. [Applause] Watch your head. I'm sorry. recording. >> The young man from my house came out and tapped on her window. She rolled it down. You could smell the alcohol. >> And then the young lady that was just cars got hit. >> Where's the cars? This is all I have to pick. >> Right here. >> It was marked here. And then I went to get ped right now. >> Yeah. I went I knocked on her window. I said, "You have to move in your car." And she's like, "Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry." I said, "Move up a little bit." >> She was just blocking the whole road. >> She was blocking the whole She's Yeah, she was blocking. Exactly. The entrance to Chase. >> Oh, the exit. >> Exit. Yeah. Yeah. Exit. Entrance. Exit. I exit. Yeah, cuz that's the entrance. >> Yeah. I didn't get up. >> Correct. up there. >> She moved up there and then my girlfriend said, "Do you want me to move your car?" So, she moved it up and then she blocked that driveway >> and that's when I made it home. >> And then I said, "All right, I don't feel right about this. Let me come back." So, I came back. I called Lisa. I said, "Lisa, come back. Meet me back there." Cuz I didn't want to do this alone just in case. I didn't know how many people she had in the car. >> And then Lisa came back and this is where we are now. >> Where we are now. Can I just get the full spelling of your name again? >> Teresa. >> T H E R E S A >> Sheridan. S H E R >> I D S >> S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H E R >> I D N just birthday chief call me tomorrow. What the hell? >> I'm sorry. I have Yeah, I have all the documentation of Yeah. insurance, registration. Yeah. Let me just double check again on my the picture that I took. >> Hi, honey. How are you? >> Okay. Yeah. Now, yeah, I have it all. >> I have it all here. >> All right. >> And then what what neighbor again knocked on that door? >> I think it's that neighbor. >> Uh that house number. >> Yeah. Sorry about that. Before this came out, I was in South Carolina. >> I'm not sure. >> All right, that's fine. I'll just switch on a neighbor, a nearby neighbor. I'm not sure. >> Yeah, he came cuz he heard me be in the horn and he just pulled in his driveway at that time. >> Okay, no worries. >> So, she was >> Yeah, she was at Okay. She said she was in Washington. That's what she said. >> How'd she get here? >> That's That's what I'm trying to figure out. >> How'd she get here? >> Like that. Like that. >> So, uh Carlo thinks she knows where they live. I tried to move notification and nothing. >> They don't got any code or anything, but they're we got a new notification obviously. But I need to go check over >> and it's on Locus. That's where she's in the back of your car if you want. Yeah, I'm going to take her. I'm going to bring her in. All right. [Music] Yeah. [Music] >> 287 headquarters. >> All right. I'm going to be transporting one adult female from this location to police headquarters. Start mileage 95 852 95 852 [Music] rear camera [Music] 221. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] 27 in the yard. Same on the other. 95 220. You guys get a chance to take some photos of the vehicles on locus for this. Okay. [Music] At police headquarters, Joanna was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators, but she refused to submit breath samples. However, she did agree to answer questions and admitted to drinking wine before driving. After the officers finished their paperwork, Joanna was released to her son, pending her court appearance after he signed the potential civility warning form on Joanna's behalf. [Applause] You had a female coming. >> Yeah, from Garfield. You can go right over here. I'm just going to take these off. I'm going to place you on the bench and I'm going to put this handcuff and the shackle on you. And then we have a female officer coming to search you. Okay. >> You don't have anything on you, right? Nothing. Nothing sharp, nothing, right? What's your name, man? >> Joanna. >> Joanna. >> Joanna. Right. >> All right. We're You talk to your sons. We're going to get the paperwork done in about an hour and they're going to come pick you up. >> Huh? >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> We got to tell you what's going on. Okay. >> Yeah. We're just trying to give you the procedure to make sure that it's fair and smooth. I'm just going to put this one on you. Okay. >> Can I just get you right hand? >> Of course. >> Can I go to the bathroom? >> Just a little. >> You have to wait for the female. >> We have to wait for the female officer to come just to make sure that you don't have anything on you. >> What do you think? We have to do the same thing. >> We do this for everybody. We treat everybody the same. >> And then you can just put this right leg down for me, please. Just here. >> Put the right leg. >> I have I have to put it on. >> It's kind of threat. And the guy's like in DMS. >> Oh, that guy from uh garden. >> Yeah. >> Everything good with that? Nothing happened to him? >> Yeah. Like we have to take her phone home. >> Like in case he calls you guys instead of 911. >> Yeah. probably the FBI like >> Are you Are you right-handed or left-handed? >> They should put them on witness protection or something. >> Do you have any tattoos or scars? >> Hey, how's it going? >> Not bad. You >> need a pat down or a search? uh pat down and then she needs to use the bathroom. >> Okay. >> Dentist. >> Yeah. >> I'm just going to take these off and feed my office. Okay. >> Again, all of this is just part of the procedure. So, just bear with us. As fast as we do it, faster we get out of here. Yep. >> Property bag. >> Do you have anything for you at all? >> Do you want like the jewelry? >> The jacket off? Um, >> we're going to get her in and out of here. Someone's going to pick her up at the BWI. >> Just a jacket and stuff. Like the jewelry >> the jewelry can >> actually I need this hands. >> Yeah. And you need to use the bathroom, right? Thank you. >> Okay. All right. So, you've been arrested for drinking for driving while intoxicated. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of the breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. After you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you'll 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 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 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 insuff or provide sufficient breath samples. I will charge you with refusal to submit to breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Yes or no? >> I cannot answer this. I have to order. >> It's a yes or no. >> No. >> No. >> Because I have to I I don't understand. So, I have to >> What do you mean you don't understand it? Would you like me to read it again or would you like to read it yourself? >> Yes. you would like to read it. Okay, you're going to read here. >> It's going to be 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 and nine. Okay. >> When you're finished reading, it's going to be a yes or no. You already said no once. >> Okay. All right. >> Can I call a new one? >> No, not yet. >> It's a yes or no for this one. It's very simple. >> You might find it. You speak another language. Yes, I I'm fine. I can speak. >> You can speak in whatever language English. >> I would like to uh talk to my son. Can I >> You can't get any uh legal advice on this. This is just this is this what you get legal advice. It's just if just in case I don't understand because >> Well, we can explain >> you don't English. >> What do you speak? >> Polish. >> I speak Polish. Dr. Princess restaurant. Uh, [Applause] that's it. [Music] Uhhuh. Fine. [Music] suspension license. Okay. Okay. She understands. She wants good or no. >> No. The answer is no. Okay. [Applause] Okay, Miss Yeah. like he's playing Santa. Not yet. [Music] Yes. Okay. action. How did you put Okay. No. sometimes. >> Yeah. You You think it's easy? >> No, >> it's not easy. >> I know. That's why when I go somewhere see what happened >> I don't Yeah. >> Okay. Yes. [Music] foreign. So we You have no idea. >> No, that bad. >> No, I feel like criminal. >> Yeah. >> I really don't get you. You know >> this is crazy. Let me get that. You want to start that other one where the li where they could release her? >> Potential liability. You want me to go? >> Sure. >> You have the son's number, her name. >> The one that's going to sign for him. >> You know which one's going to sign? >> Uh, it's got to be uh I'll call him >> just to make Yeah, call him to see who's going to sign and then we'll put their information in until they can start heading down here. This is a refusal. So, >> we have everything we need from her, right? 001354. >> You have everything you need from her, right? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> How do you spell? >> We just got to get a picture for the AR. >> Yeah, I do. >> Yeah. >> How do you spell his last name? Jacob. >> Jacob. >> Give me the paper. >> Which papers? >> The paper. I just have to take a big picture just your face cuz it's going to go in the report. Okay, >> listen. I have to I don't want to, but I have to. It's the policy for everybody. >> It shouldn't. It wouldn't. >> That's what I'm saying. It should face or I'll just I'll just come this way. >> Thank you. give it uh they'll release it to you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Nice. CL. Because >> how you treat me? When you do the test, you it's like look at this. Yeah. Yes. question break. That's not the case. And I feel like, you know, I feel horrible. >> Cuz what should not be? >> No. Eric's still out there, right? >> Yeah. >> Make sure they do. Uh Lee and Miller, >> I'll check. Yeah, >> that's everything's good. Uh Joan, I just have to ask you a couple questions. Okay. What's your What's your phone number? Are you a righty or a lefty? >> Ask a few more questions. >> I just have to do the drink. I'm just going to place on real quick. >> I just have to ask you a few more questions. Okay. Before I ask you the questions, I'm just going to read you your Miranda rights. Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present you 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. Do you understand your rights as I explain them? I sent you the phone. >> I sent you the the form for him to sign. >> Okay. >> Just got to have to go. >> Um, >> and you said you're self-employed, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Are you under the care of a doctor? Do you have a primary doctor that you see? >> Am I mind asking you these questions because I have to? >> Uh, at the bord. Yes, I was the >> like what? Eight nine 10 >> about like 10 >> 10. Okay. Do you take any medicine? Do you have diabetes? Insulin. Okay. >> Are you hurt? >> No. >> Okay. What kind of Okay. What kind of alcoholic beverages did you have today? >> Wine. >> Okay. And how many? >> Okay. And where did you have them? >> When? >> Where? Where? >> Oh, where? By my friend's house. >> You know your friend's address? >> Uh, no. >> No. Okay. And what time did you So, in so you had two. The first one you had and then what time did you have the second one? How many time how many time in between? >> 20 minutes, 30 minutes, an hour, 40 minutes? 20 minutes in between each drink. Okay. And when did you have your first drink? What time? It's 10:45 right now. >> Um like 7 >> 7 o'clock. And then when did you have your second one? >> 8. >> Okay. What time did you finish eating? When was your last meal? 4:00. >> 4:00 today. And what did you have to eat? >> Chicken. >> Chicken. Okay. >> All right. That's it. Thank you. So this this form that you sign for basically just says that for the next 12 hours you're responsible for her due to her being under the influence. Uh she can't drive obviously. The car can't be released within uh in 12 hours it can be released. 12 hours. So in 12 hours you go I mean you're probably not going to lie. >> Where is it? Actually >> um it'll I'll I'll let you know before I got to find that out. >> Honestly I didn't do the uh report so I'm not sure. Um, but yeah, it's just a copy of your form and it basically just says that uh >> you're responsible for her for 12 hours. Just make sure she doesn't get in a car and like drive or anything like that. >> You don't want to be responsible for that. Right. Gotcha. But I'm going to uh I'm going to grab her and then I'll meet you up front. All right. Okay. >> Right here. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to come out the front. >> Joanna was issued the following citations. Operating under the influence. Refusal to submit to chemical test. Leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage, reckless driving, careless driving. >> Uh, you want me to take the one off your foot? You're good to go. Your kids are here to get you. >> Right. >> Okay. You just move your jacket just a little. I don't think we do. >> Yeah, please. >> Uh, D, is there any property? >> She has it. You have everything that you came in with. >> Okay. >> Did you do the referee as well? >> These are all her [Applause] I'll wait here with >> just wait one minute. Okay. Just one minute. >> When you're done, I just need a second from you. >> What was that? >> Which one was first car? >> I get it right now. Uh, >> Lima Echo Uniform was the first one. >> Kilo Kilo Zulu was the second >> and Hotel Bravo X-ray was the third. You >> go with that? [Applause] Oh, there you go. Who else? sir. >> Yes. >> Just one minute. He's just I just wait for him to bring a piece of paper. If you want to just give them to her, I'll walk around. Thank you. >> Court records indicate that on June 25th, 2024, Joanna pleaded guilty to operating under the influence. While the citation for leaving the scene of an accident was downgraded to failure to report an accident. As a result of her guilty pleas, Joanna had to use an ignition interlock device for three months, spend 12 hours at an intoxicated driver resource center, and pay a total of $780 in fines. The other three citations were dismissed as part of a plea agreement. >> Uh there's a court date on the bottom you have. >> Okay. >> No, I'm fine. >> Okay. On the bottom, it'll show the time and date. >> Okay. All right. Ready? You're good. >> If you have any questions, just call. I would I don't even know if you want reach out to me if you got a call