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The hut's right here. >> His bike and then his bike didn't get in my car. So, >> okay. All right. And then do you have your registration insurance as well? >> Around 3:20 to a.m. on October 27, 2024, patrolman Michael McAffrey with the Beach Haven Police Department observed a northbound red 2011 Kia Optima driving without headlights in the vicinity of Fifth Street and Bay Avenue. He began following the vehicle and he eventually activated his emergency lights to initiate a traffic stop. The driver pulled over in the area of 13th Street and Long Beach Boulevard. >> Picture of the new one because I live in Mar. >> Okay. >> And my new one's at Mar. >> Then you're coming from the Hud. Do you have anything drink tonight? >> I had a few drinks earlier, but >> Okay. need registration. >> Okay. All right. And then do you have the insurance for the car as well? And then just like that, I'll be right back. Okay. When you're talking to her, talk to her from this angle. >> Betman McCaffrey made contact with the driver and she was later identified as 22year-old Alysa King. He detected the odor of perfume, but he also observed indicators of impairment. She told him that she worked at the Black Whale and that she had been at the Hudson's in-house bar, the HUD, earlier that evening. She admitted to consuming a few drinks before driving. The officer also noticed a wristband from Bird and Betty's, and Alyssa would later admit to going there before she went to the HUD. After Sergeant Daly arrived on scene to assist, Alyssa was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. And then if you do end up taking her out, don't worry about the lights. I'll take care of all that. Just don't uh don't lock your car. >> Okay. Um so that insurance card expired uh April 7th, 2024. Do you have a up-to-date one? Um if you want to look for it uh in the glove box, see if there's another newer one in there. Uh, real quick, what's your highest level education? >> Graduated from FAU. >> FAU. Okay. So, you're familiar with English language? >> Yes. >> All right. I just got a question for you. So, I'm going to do it's called an alphabet test. Um, it's pretty straightforward, but I'm going to give you two letters and then you're just going to go through the alphabet from the letter that I give you to start and then the second letter, you're going to stop at it. All right? So, I'm going to ask you to go from the letter D to M. All right. I want you just go through the alphabet. Say it. Don't sing it. Just uh go when you're ready. Right. >> E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, S, Y, Z. >> All right. Uh, so it messed up and it could have been me explaining it wrong. So, I need you to start saying the alphabet at the letter D and then end stop saying the alphabet at the letter M. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. I started t a n >> Yes. >> H I J K L M N. >> That's it. >> All right. Um you mind doing me a favor? You want to turn the car off and step out for me? Okay. >> Uh so I'm going to I'm just going to run you through a little bit of field sobriety. Okay. So if you don't mind stepping out, I just believe I just want to make sure you're good to drive. All right. You're showing some signs of impairment. So, I just want to get that through. All right. So, I'm going to have you come back here just right straight to the back of the car. >> I understand a few drinks at drinks at work. I had a few drinks at the park. >> Yeah. And and like I said, there's nothing wrong. You can have a drink or two. I just want to make sure you're uh you're not over the legal limit. Okay. So, the first test is going to be the horizontal gaze nestagmus test. Basically, just going to be following your eyes. So, >> right here, I'm just going to need you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't turn your head any which way. Just follow with your eyes. Okay? All right. If you want to reach out and touch it, just so I know you see it. All right. And then like I said, just with your eyes and your eyes only. The first exercise was the recitation of the alphabet from D to M and she did not do so satisfactorily. The second exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. During the HGN test, patrolman McCaffrey observed a lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation, and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. The third exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Alyssa failed to touch heel to toe on each step and turned improperly. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Alyssa failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and did not count in the correct sequence. You're good. My flashlight just died. And then yeah, if you Yeah. Thank you. All right. Sorry. All right. We're just going to keep going. Like I said, just keep following with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. All right. So, that's the first test. Um, next one we're going to do, uh, it's going to be a walk and turn test. So, >> yeah, I'll just get you out of the road. God forbid a car comes by. All right. So, if you want to line up, you're going to go walking down the sidewalk. So, just follow me. I'm going to demonstrate the test before uh you do anything. Um, real quick, do you have any body injuries? Anything like that? Knee, neck, back, anything overall that would be lingering that might affect you uh with your balance or anything? It's spine surgery two years ago, but >> Okay. But it doesn't >> I don't think that affects me now, but >> All right. Perfect. All right. So, the first test is going to be a walk and turn test. All right. So, first I'm going to get you into a starting position. You're going to go hands down at your sides like so. Feet together. And then I want to take your right foot and put it in front of your left foot like this. All right. Okay. And now I want you to stay in this position till I finish explaining the instructions. And then when uh when I finish the test or finish explaining the instructions, I'm going to ask you to do the test. Okay? All right. So, in this starting position, right foot in front of the left, I'm going to need you to take uh nine steps, heel to toe, hands down at your sides, and I'm going to have you count out loud. Okay? So, it's going to be one 2 3 and so on and so forth until you get to nine. And then I want you to take a small series of steps like this, and then go back nine. 1 2 3 so on and so forth until you get to nine. I did three for the example, but you're going to do nine. Okay. >> Uh then you may begin. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> Hands off the side. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> All right, you're good. You can relax. Shake it loose a little bit. And then I have one last test for you. Okay, this one's going to be the one leg stand test. All right. So, first starting position, I'm going to get you in. Just going to have you sit hand feet together, hands down at your sides. You're going to stay like this until I explain the test. Okay. All right. So, the next test, you're going to take a leg of your choosing. Doesn't matter left or right. I'm going to use my right. It's just my dominant foot. I'm going to have you bring it out about 6 in off the ground. I want you to stare at it. All right? And when you go, I want you to count 1 1,00 2 1. See, I'm shaking. It's a little cold, so I'll give you that leeway. Okay? But I want you to keep counting until I tell you to stop. All right. >> All right. So, when you're ready, you may begin. >> 1 100 2 100. >> Just make sure you keep your hands down your sides. 1,00 5 100,000 6 100 700 8 100 9 100 11 100 13 100 14 100 15 100 16 100 17 100 18 100 19 100 18 100 2100 Sorry, my bad. >> No, you're good. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 >> All right. And you can stop. >> 31 32 >> You're good. Okay. All right. based on the odor of alcohol, her admission to consuming alcohol earlier that evening, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises. Patrolman McAffrey placed Alyssa under arrest for driving under the influence. Alyssa's vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold according to John's law. Patrolman McAffrey transported Alyssa to the Beach Haven Police Department for further processing. And then real quick, if you can take that back. All right. You just want to turn around and put your hands behind your back. Okay. So, right now, you're being arrested for driving under the influence. All right. >> What about >> Ben, Tails? Uh, so right now we're going to bring you back to the police station. Okay. Um, I won't do these too tight, but I got to get them a little bit secure. Uh, so right now we got to bring you back to the police station. Um, we just got to do a little bit of paperwork. There's a breathalyzer. Um, and my sergeant will go over that with you as well. Um, but just to make sure that if you want to blow, you can prove your innocence with that if you don't believe you're over the legal limit. Uh, if not, you can refuse. Um, but we'll explain all that. Uh, but for right now, >> refuse, but what do I do with my car? Do I just like put it in? >> Uh, so according to John's law, we impound it. So, we legally have to impound it cuz it's a liability. All right. So, I'm going to walk you back to my car here. Just watch your step there. And then real quick, do you have anything on you that'll poke or stick me? I just got to search you real quick. I'm going to use the back of my hands. Okay. >> No, but I do. I work in the morning at the black. You're not going to jail. Am I going to be able to like get there? >> Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. You're not going to jail or anything? >> Fines, but it's always work and I know it's >> All right. And you, like I said, you don't have anything in your pocket, so I don't want to get too intrusive searching you. I know that's really >> Do I need my purse with my ID and everything or No. >> Um, I have your ID. If you would like your purse, we can bring it for you. Okay. So, you have >> I have your purse and your phone. All right. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then I'm just going to have you take a seat back here. Right. >> All right. Okay. Just going to buckle you in real quick. Thank you. All right. Okay. All right. Then just sit tight and we'll get you back and we'll try and get you out. You should be out before 6. Okay. >> I'm really sorry. >> Don't apologize. It's okay. It's okay. Thank you for being respectful. >> I'm not mad at you guys. I'm just >> She's going back to the station. I just leave her. you're not in any kind of trouble. You could totally just walk away from me. Like I said, I'm just trying to help you out to my best extent. If you want to come back and sit in the lobby since it's a little cold. >> I just wanted to specify that I did not think that she was intoxicated in any way, shape, or >> form. And that's fine. It's all being recorded. So, anything that you think that >> you're more than welcome to have that opinion, but she's being >> arrested for that. You can start bringing her back. >> Okay. You want me to get anything or you going to go? Yeah, you can grab the stuff. We'll call >> Gota. Okay. >> All right. I got your purse and your phone here. Um, is there anything else you need out of the car right now? >> No, you're all set. Apron in the front. >> Your apron's in the front passenger. >> It's on the floor. >> On the floor. Okay. >> Yeah. I'll grab that real quick. >> And then that's >> All right. >> If you want You want me to roll that window in? >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to close that. >> All right. I got your apron here. Okay. I got your car keys. >> I got you. >> No, don't apologize. I I very much appreciate you being polite and everything. So that's all I could ever ask for. 274 Long Beach. I'll have one female 41 101 starting. >> Where are they? >> Um >> no worries. Yeah. And I'll find that out for you. Okay. And I'll get you a card. >> 93708. And can you hit out a toe for John's law? Are you going to stay with the vehicle or keys at your headquarters? >> Keys are going to be at my headquarters. >> Um, so >> uh tomorrow, yes, it so it depends on your level of intoxication. Typically, we do >> No, I I'm saying like for tonight. So, tonight it there's standard a 12-hour hold. Now, if you're super intoxicated, we might have to extend that more than what it is. Um, but >> 12 hour. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What time is it? >> It is 3. So, tomorrow at 3, which do you work in the morning? >> Yeah, I have to open it. >> Okay. So yeah, tomorrow right around when you're done work, I'm assuming you get done around uh 4ish. >> Oh, you're working at D. Then you'll definitely be able to get your car. >> Yeah. So it'll be tomorrow at 3 almost 400 p.m. you can get your car and it should I don't want to say the wrong thing. It should >> tell me >> um Yeah. Yeah. I mean, unless there's >> I can't not tell her. >> Uh, so there's also like not to uh change the plans, but you could also maybe finagle a ride from someone if it's possible. Um, >> no, I mean I mean for work tomorrow. Um, but we'll we'll address all that later. Okay. Um, but yeah, you so you'll have your phone. You're going to get released tonight. Uh, so you know, you don't have to worry about like you're not going to sit in jail or nothing like that. So, as long as if there's a avenue for you to make it to work, you won't have to worry about texting your boss about any of that. It'll just be a different method of getting to work. >> Yeah. So, exactly. >> I just I'm sorry. I >> and I did have a few shift drinks and then a few drinks at >> I got you. >> Yeah. And I I noticed you have a bird and Betty's >> Yeah, I got you. Um and you'll have the chance to and that's going to be up to you. All right. >> 274 to Long Beach 101 ending. >> I got you. >> 93709. I'll be out of my temper. >> I got you. Yeah. And we'll we'll >> say you're not going to make it. >> Yeah. And I promise you we'll we'll get you out of here. We'll try and get you out of here before 5 in the morning. Okay. It should be quicker than that, but God forbid something goes wrong. All right. No worries. All right. And then I am just going to grab your stuff out of the front seat and bring it all up. Okay. >> Thank you. >> No worries. You need a hand out. >> I'm okay. Thank you. >> Let me just make sure you didn't drop anything back there. is going to be this. >> I'm sorry. Do >> you need me to put my head on my >> um Yeah, we're going to probably have to do that, but we'll worry about that in a little bit. I'm not too worried about it now. All right. And then we are going to go up these stairs and I'll get those handcuffs off. Are you? Okay. We just have to do it. It's part of our policy for the car. All right. So, you're going to go up here and then to the left. All right. And then I'm going to have you sit on this bench, but if you want to stay standing for one second, I'll get those cuffs off of you. Okay. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Let's use a restroom at some point before I go into like holding. >> Yeah. Oh, you're not going to go into holding. You're going to be here. We'll get you out of here. >> Cool. You'll sit out here the whole time. >> Yeah. Now, if that changes, we will put you into holding, but I don't think you're going to get out of control on us. And if you want, I'll show you the bathroom over here if you'd like to go now. All right. Uh, so you just go in here if you don't mind just leaving door cracked. I'm not going to look, but we just have to. God forbid. >> That's good. >> Thank you. All right. >> Uh, she didn't have the reg on her. >> Yeah. All right. restroom. Just start 20 as soon as you get back in here. >> Okay. >> I'll start warming up. >> All right. Um for real quick for the 20. Um, do I I don't have to merandise for that. That's last drink report, right? You're good to follow me. >> You can start it off anyway. You got to read that statement anyway. >> I gotcha. All right. Um, if you want to just spit out a zen in that trash can, that's fine. >> Okay, that's perfect. No worries. All right. Let me just get this going and then uh you don't have to stand. You can sit down over there if you'd like. If I'm on my parents insurance, do they get a notification about this or >> No. So that insurance is only accidents. Um because you're under their insurance. They shouldn't get a notification for it. No, I'm not 100%. >> Whatever. >> Yeah. So you'll there there will be a court date for it. Uh, and then that'll they'll sort everything out that way. Um, >> do you guys have four days, too? Just because I travel back and forth between Florida. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, they do that. Let's see. Do you have the 20 minute sheet that I have to read? >> Uh, no. I'll grab it for you. >> I can print it out. It's fine. >> Um, it's right here, though. >> Oh, okay. >> You can just read that laminated one. >> All right. And then I'll >> just write down the response on there before we begin. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, right now we're going to start a 20 minute observation period. All right. So, you don't have anything in your mouth. All right. Do you mind just opening your mouth just to double check everything? All right. Is that an okay tattoo on your bottom lip? >> Yep. >> It's very cold. >> All right. Very first one here. >> Um, so I do have to read you this. Okay. This is not the right one. Okay, >> give me one sec. >> That's the commercial one. >> Other one should be in there. Hold on. Not in between sheets. Turn off in the >> Yeah. Did you get a case number? >> I'm just going to go grab one of the sheets from out there cuz it's going to take too long. 018. >> All right. So, now I have to read this to you. Um, still nothing in your mouth. You didn't put anything in your mouth. Okay. >> Reverse. >> I got you. >> Are in there, but I didn't touch it. >> Okay. Um All right. So, you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. The law requires you 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'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 might 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 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 imposed by the court for any other offense which you were 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 do agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I just want to make sure. >> So now we just have to wait. Just uh try to keep your hands away from your face for now. Um we have to watch it for 20 minutes and then we'll get the breathalyzer going. Okay. And then get you in and out as fast as possible and that'll be the wrap. Okay. >> Just sit here for 20 minutes. >> Yeah. So it's just um so the way that works is in case there is any alcohol still in your saliva, it dissipates. So that's the logic behind it. So you don't set a false positive by having alcohol in your breath. It's supposed to >> Do we have someone come on? >> Uh yeah. Do you have someone possibly to come pick you up by any chance? So we do need to get someone to come pick you up because it's a it's a potential liability. >> I do, but she's on my phone. >> Okay. Yeah. No, you can use it. Um, if you don't mind, just try and keep your hands away from your mouth. But >> on speaker, but do I tell her like a time frame or do I tell her like now? >> Let's say like in around 20 minutes. >> Okay. Yeah, just say 20 minutes if you can be available. Um, cuz after after we get this done, once that's done, I have a couple more questions for you and then that'll be it. So hopefully get you in and out of here. 40 minutes tops. >> That's fine. I understand your job. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. Thank you for, like I said, being very cooperative today. >> Hello. >> Hi. Um, by any chance are you able to get me in 20 minutes from the beach police station? >> Where are you? >> I'm at the beach and police station. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry. They said 20 minutes. I call someone to come get me. >> Can you just keep your hand away from your mouth? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. All right. Thank you. >> All right. You're fine. >> I'll explain when you get here, but thank you. >> All right. You're fine. >> My mom isn't doing it. I'm sorry. >> No, you're fine. You're fine. >> You're fine. >> All right. Don't say anything. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> I'm sorry. >> That's okay. >> Am I allowed to touch my eyes? >> Yeah, you can touch your eyes. Just the mouth is what we're worried about. Okay. I understand. This I'm really sorry that you have to do this today. >> No, that's okay. And I'm like I said, it's a tough spot for me, too, cuz it's it sucks. >> It was a stupid decision on my part. >> I got you. >> I understand. >> In the meantime, do you mind if I ask you some questions? Hopefully take your mind off of it. Um, what's a phone number to reach at? Now, this would just be for the court and everything. This isn't New Jersey. Is my permanent And were you born in New Jersey? I had a copy of your cat and everything like that. Cop insurance. >> No, thank you. Um, did you need the registration info, too? >> You should have attached it. >> Do you still need an updated insurance? >> Um, >> I have one. I just don't know which one it is. It gives you so many cards. >> Regardless, you won't get a you won't get a ticket for that anyway. Uh right now. Um but you do need to email proof. So I'll give you my business card and just you can email the updated copy. It's not an issue right now. >> Have it somewhere in like >> Yeah. So if your chat, but my dad says it every six months and I don't have it out. >> I gota um yeah, basically if it's the same as progressive, all the information is going to be right except the uh expiration. So I'm not too worried about that. now. Okay. Um, and you're 22 now, right? >> Yes, that's correct. >> Who's coming to pick you up, Alissa? >> Hi, Andrew. Who also lives on my street? >> Okay. So, yeah, she'll be here. She doesn't have to rush here. It's going to take us a little bit. So, you can type and then we have a form that she's got to sign. Just a liability form. All right. Price right telling is going to have your car in the lab for 12 hours. >> Okay. Any DY for 12 hours. >> That's okay. I didn't walk from my house to work. So, it's okay. >> We'll give you it back before tomorrow night cuz I have to go home >> and after 12 hours they'll contact us. But it'll be 12 hour hold on there. They'll know. All right. >> So, I want to work. >> Do you mind also put in the hours of the impound mod on it? because I don't think I'm going to get out before normal business. >> I'll find out. They didn't come and get the keys yet. So, I'll check with them. >> Um Alissa, about how much do you Sorry to interrupt you. >> Um right now, >> by any chance, do you guys know how much it is? Is it cash like >> I couldn't tell you. I'll ask him when he comes. >> Okay. Thank you. I I would assume that they take any kind of payment or any form where I I would assume the pay is also based on how long it's there. If it's only there for a day, it's one thing. I don't know if there's rates based different on weekends. I've actually never asked them that. >> Is it in Manhawk? Because I'm assuming it's online >> price. I want to say they are in man. I'll have to double check with them because they have two yards as well. Like two holding. Okay. Do you by chance know your social security number off the top of your head? Oh, I messed it up. So, I'm going to Sorry. What was it? Thank you. Any Because the stops we stopped on 13th. Should I write where I witnessed the violation? >> Okay. >> Am I allowed to ask what the violation was? >> Uh, your headlights were off. So, you only had the running lights on, the yellow ones, and then you need the white ones to drive at night. It's like your turn signals. They want those daytime running lights on all cars now. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. My car is old, so I just flip it. >> It happens. And sometimes if you >> Sometimes I'm like, "These don't look bright enough." So, I switch my brights on, but I didn't know there was two different settings. Thank you, We just got to wait a few more minutes and then we'll have you run in there. It's fairly simple. I'll explain all instructions. You don't have any electronic devices on you or anything? You have anything in your pocket or anything? >> My phone next to me. There's nothing in your shirt pocket. >> Oh, it's in That was your friend you were with. I offered to give him a ride here so he can wait in the lobby. He wanted to stop. Well, I don't know where he's going. You say he's going to Surf City. >> Yeah. I told him I would take him to get his bike. And I wasn't going to surf city cuz I'm on 17th Street right next to the HUD. >> Yeah. >> He was like, "That's fine. and I'll just bike back from there or call an Uber. And he's like, I just don't want to leave my bike. Then his bike didn't fit in the car. So then I was like, you can call an Uber for a month cuz I'm not going to service. >> Yeah. >> If I'm being perfectly honest. >> No, it was a dumb, stupid decision on my part and I shouldn't have done that. So I apologize. I'm sorry. >> It happens. Mistakes happen. And then Lissa, would you be able to just look at this camera? These don't get published anywhere. We just need them for here. >> All right. Do I have to stand up or just sit down? >> No, you can sit down. Then you're good on that one. And then if you want to look left or right, it's up to you. Either one side profile. Sorry, your whole head needs to turn. No, you're okay. I didn't >> Yeah, I didn't explain that well. And I definitely gave you completely different instructions with the test on the side of the road. That's not going to print out there. I got a cat if you need it. Do you need it? >> Uh yeah, cuz I just wanted to get the wrench in. >> That was all get my registration. No, no. So, we have everything um up to date from the DMV system. That's just we came out on this. >> I have the front page cuz I don't know if you really need that yet. >> No, >> no, maybe it is working for you. It'll work for me. >> It's saying maintenance in progress. That's probably not going to work. What was it? >> Um, the price, right? >> If anything, if you want to get the potential liability done, you're not going to know all the information, but you can only start that one. >> Okay. And then I can do this one before we just get out of here. It's got to be up before we and then last train question there. Those ones. >> Yeah, >> those are more of the ones that you got to make sure you randomize. >> Yep. Um, are you going to Well, I guess I can do the potential liability cuz that's the last thing we get, right? When we're getting out of here. I was going to say, should I change you to the one who's acknowledging it while I finish up in here? >> No. Yeah. No, cuz >> you can do all that. >> So that's >> that's just what we need to fill out prior to for leaving and then the last train question those things. >> Yeah. >> But like the impound report will get here for that. We just want to make sure that's done. >> Yeah. >> Police report. >> Yeah. >> Yes. I mean that's basically It's only 3 seconds anyway. >> We got the other one. We probably get her in 20 minutes or so. Then we got 6 minutes left and we'll get you in. We'll get the rest of the stuff done. We'll get you out of here. Okay. >> Do you have everything set up in there? I got >> Oh, that's I got you. I got you. You said my hand has to sign a form. >> Yeah. So, it's just basically saying that it's a form. Um, it was formed because um way back when someone got released on a DUI to somebody else. >> No, I she just has to sign off. >> Yeah, that's it. She >> I trust you guys. I get that. Thank you. >> I didn't know if she was asking what the form may be or if you're going to >> She's just like super close. So, she's like here whatever you need. >> I got you. Do you mind? I'm sorry. No, you're okay. >> Your your mouse was closed, so it's fine. But yeah, I just don't want to cuz then you have to restart it. Just watch radio. Put my stuff here. Electronic devices. >> Gotcha. You want me to just sit on the other side of the door? I'll let you know when I'm ready. Just keep going. No. >> Yeah, I got you. All good. >> Yeah, they said they'll be here shortly, but >> yeah. So, >> we'll take care of Price Right or >> Price Right. Yeah. If they say they're outside, she can put her in this bench in here while I finish getting ready. All right. The room should >> Okay. Um and then do you do you want me to leave that out there or like on the floor or something looking through? No, cuz I got the room running there. >> It's 4:16 now. So, >> yeah. Well, it's warming up. So, >> I got you. >> Yeah. Just make sure you get a business card from >> We'll do I'll get a couple. >> I swear I have >> I thought we had a bunch of them hanging around, too. Nothing. Never mind. Okay. So, you can come to the other room. Okay. >> If you want, Mike, you can stand up there. You can come over here. You don't have any uh Bluetooth devices, any electronic devices on you? Very simple. Just going to be blowing into the end piece of your thumb. Okay. You want to take a nice deep breath in, blow out. Long continuous breath. All right. I'll tell you when you can stop. You want to keep going until I tell you to stop. Just wait. Deep breath. Close continuous until I tell you stop. Say that. deep breath. low low going That's piece. I'm just going to wait on that. >> So now I just have >> They come yet, Mike, or no? Uh yeah, I got it out. >> Uh and then I got the card for you. They're taking it right over in Mana Hawkins, so it's not too far. >> I'll make a copy of the card for you. >> I got two. >> You got two for um doesn't Oh, they're 24 hours. So you can get it whenever. >> Like I said, it'll be held for 12 hours. So after 12 hours from the time when they pick it up, you can get it. >> All right. So now I just have to read you your Miranda rights real quick. Um she's going to be asking you questions about your last drink. Okay. So this is a warning as to your rights. Before we ask you any questions, you must understand what your rights are. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we question you and to have him with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, a lawyer will be provided for you. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. All right. And then if you want, this is just the consent thing. You don't have to say yes to any of this. Um, but this is basically if you want to read that, I've read this statement on my rights. You can read your rights over again. Um, and this is just saying that you understand that you're allowed to have a lawyer. You don't have to answer any questions of any sort. You don't like it. Okay. And that I'm not coercing you into signing off on this. All right. >> Uh 20 seconds. Yeah. That's all right. I do it all the time overnight. So nice. Thank you. Okay, so here on the end, too. >> Uh, yeah. I don't know if she texted or not. I saw your phone bleep, but I didn't see what it was. Um, are you under the care of Do you have diabetes? >> Um, all right. So, what kind of alcoholic drinks have you had? >> Just vodka cranberries. >> Uh, about how many? >> I had two drinks at birds, half a shot at birds, and then I had one and a half drinks at the hut. >> Okay. >> So, fourish five. >> We'll do four. Um, and then they were kind of scattered from Birds to Hudson. >> Okay. They started drinking at like 11:30 cuz they got off of work at like 10ish. About how much time was between each drink? I would say about like 2530 each between the lines and like getting to the bar. Probably about that time. >> All right. Uh and then what time did you have your first drink? You said around 11. >> Probably around 11:30. >> 11:30. Uh at night. >> Yeah. And it gets worse probably to like 11 11ish. >> All right. Uh and then when did you finish your last drink? Approximately. Um, I did turn the lights on at 1:30, so maybe like 145, 150ish. Okay. >> And they kicked it around to 2. >> And then, uh, what time was the last time you ate anything? >> Probably around 6ish. >> 6ish. >> Yeah. >> 6 at night, not in the morning. >> Yeah. Okay. So, that's like But anyway, um, what did you eat for dinner? >> Um, well, I had a tuna poke bowl at 4:00 and then I had pumpkin cheesecake and noi at 6. So, like I can't even my dinner. >> Okay. >> So, whichever you want to pick. >> I'll put it all. >> It's between four and six. >> And then you said pumpkin cheese steak and a noki bowl. a pumpkin cheesecake and no bowl at six and then I have a two poke bowl at 4. It was like my lunch. When you work in the restaurant, it's just like eat when you can. >> I know. I totally I worked at Tuckers and it was the same thing. It was sneak back, eat as much as you can. >> You just got a meal when you could shove it down until you a few hours later. How long is your aunt going to be before she comes? >> Yeah, just let me know cuz I'll go grab her. I mean, he's probably a few minutes from being done. I still want to stand out with the cold. Make sure she knows to come around back and I'll let her in the lobby. >> Yeah. >> Hey, where are you? >> I'm still in the beach police department. Are you here? >> I read the Miranda for the one, right? >> There's no reason to read. I think I had to do a choice cuz the one was a nine and then I ran it again. >> Yeah, this you know. >> Hey, you said your last drink was at Hudson House. >> Yeah, probably around 1:45ish. >> What' you say? She's out there. No, >> she's going to be here in like 2 minutes. >> Okay. >> She lives. I wasn't answering. She went back home and was like just let me know when I need to come get you again. Yeah, like I said, he's almost done. We'll have you out of here in 10 minutes absent the tops. All right. You got the uh liability done. >> Yeah, the liability. I just got to get uh your aunt's information, your back. >> I told her she signed. So, >> yeah. We just need just make sure she brings your driver's license in. >> Yeah. So, I'll print one just to get a physical sign and then >> uh I'll put all the information in later, but we'll get her out of here. >> Yeah. Just make sure you have everything else done and then we'll uh >> you print out the reports. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> And then right now all I have to do is last drink in the drinking driving questionnaire and then the inbound report we get. >> We'll get to the break for just the ones that we get to ask your questions. >> Yeah. >> You're almost done with it in the >> Yeah. Uh, and then I also, uh, just so no insurance ticket comes with it, I gave you my email. You just email a picture of it. Um, it has to be within 24 hours. I'm not going to be super strict on it. I'm >> of my real insurance card. >> Yeah. Yeah. You're up to date one. So, you don't have to worry about it now. >> Realistically, I'm going to tell you right now, I don't work again until Wednesday. So, you have ample time. Just don't forget about it. All right. >> I won't. >> No, you're fine. I I don't have that. You won't. But >> no, I have it. It's just I always get sent every six months a new insurance card and it's just a pain in the ass cuz I don't always print it out. >> I gota Well, even so, I'm not going to go out of my way to try and write you another ticket. There's no point because I still have to give you two. Um, one for the headlights and then one for drinking while driving. Uh, so I'm not going to go out of my way for a third. Um, worst case scenario, if I don't end up hearing back from you, I'll just call you on the thorough phone. Say, "Hey, just so you know, I never got that insurance card in case you sent it to the wrong email." >> Of course. Okay. I will get those two printed out for you. We'll get you out of here. >> That's fine. So, we're getting charged with just a DUI or like >> DUI and I have to write the reason why I stopped you for the headlights being out. That's like a $30 ticket. There's a solid chance it even gets dropped in court. So, I don't know exactly how your driving history is, if you always get tickets or if you never get tickets. >> It's not the past because when I was 17, I accidentally drove to a prescript shop. >> Okay. But that's 17. So, that's like that's in the past. They probably >> But I had to go to court driving school for I don't I don't have the best driving track record. >> Yeah. Well, >> I got a few speeding tickets, but they don't like me in court apparently. So, >> Oh, yeah. And um they they offer safe driving courses to help out with all this. Um >> so I'll probably have to get a ticket and do a safe driving course again. >> Uh yeah. Yeah. So there and that will be figured out. >> My parents insurance go more cuz I have to explain to them why. >> No, you should be fine. Um >> as long it would make your personal insurance go up. But if the car is registered under their go, >> they're probably Yeah, I don't think they have to worry about it too much. >> Maybe they won't. cuz my siblings also got sweet tickets recently. So yeah, we'll see if it all went up at one. >> You I don't want to jinx and be wrong and then feel like an idiot. You might be fine, I think, cuz it's insured under their names and your name's nowhere on this. So that's always a plus side. If I'm not 100% and I don't want to give you faulty information. >> They say that 104 we all are not the best drivers. So, no, trust me, I've been my fair share of accidents. I I get it. Rear ended someone within a week of getting my license. He's like, "No, we'll just we'll do settle it with cash in >> parking lots." My mom's like, "Can you guys stop? Maybe I shouldn't have given you cars." She's like, "Oh, God." >> Every school parking lot I've pulled into, I hit something. So, it happens. Parking lots are not my friend either. And now I drive for a living, so it works out. Um Not much you can do. Driving sucks. It's hard. It's not fun. >> I apologize that this was your mate, though. >> Please don't apologize. If anything, I apologize. This was your hype. But >> it's how it goes. >> That's no hard feelings. >> I had a few drinks at first and I had a few drinks in the hood. >> Yeah. So, >> you shouldn't have turned. >> I was like, I'm right here. But like, >> guys, so now this is my lesson. Don't even drive even if you're three blocks away. Walk. Keep your car and walk. Like back in back like my dad was a cop probably around like 1980s. They didn't have any of the cameras. If you saw someone, hey, you been drinking? Yeah. How far are you going? All right, I'll just drive you. I'll just drive you the rest of the way. But now with this, I understand your reason for like you guys have to like get it. >> Let me go see what he's up to. I'll try and get these done as soon as possible.