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She knows the plane. >> How you doing? >> The plate that hit them was >> Where you coming from? >> City. >> Jersey City. >> Okay. Did you know you hit this vehicle? Romeo, it comes down to >> to be honest. I wasn't sure if I hit her or not. >> You weren't sure if he hit her or not. >> No, because when I was driving, I didn't. >> Around 12:52 a.m. on August 28th, 2022, patrol men Lamprose Nikos and Arthur Olsen with the Paribney Troy Hills Police Department were dispatched to an apartment complex on a report of a driver who had fled from a hitandrun crash. Patrolman Nikos made contact with the driver of a blue Honda twodoor. She informed him that her vehicle was struck by the Volkswagen on the route 287 ramp to Littleton Road. Since the vehicle did not stop, she followed the driver all the way back to her apartment complex in Paripany. >> I don't know. I didn't >> car both parties in the just into the entrance. Pony lights. >> Which one's your car? The Volkswagen. >> Which one? >> Volkswagen. >> This one right here. The SUV. >> The white one. >> Okay. >> You came from Jersey City. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Were you drinking? >> I was. >> You were? Okay. Uh, go to your car. Grab your life frustration insurance for me. Patrolman Nikos also located the driver of the other vehicle nearby because she had just exited her vehicle. She was identified as 28-year-old Fiorella Vidau. He asked her where she was coming from and whether she had hit the Honda. Fiorella claimed that she was coming home from Jersey City, but could not recall whether or not she had actually hit the vehicle. She also admitted to consuming alcohol earlier that evening. An examination of her 2020 Volkswagen bumper indicated fresh damages consistent with striking the other driver's Honda. >> Yep. We'll walk over there together. You can leave that stuff right in there and come outside. Do you know approximately where you think you got where you struck the lady? Was it right here? That damage? >> Um, I think I was coming off of the highway, but to be honest, like I was a little confused about what happened because I didn't feel like I hit them. >> Was it Is this a new mark right here? >> Is that a new mark? >> Yeah. >> I don't think so. >> No. Okay. I just >> I didn't feel like I hit them and like nobody stopped me. Nobody said anything and I just kept going cuz I didn't I didn't my car make a little sound like I the sensors right the sensors. >> Yeah, they make a noise. >> But nobody said anything and nobody honked at me. Nobody said anything. So I kept driving home. >> Okay. All right. Just stay right here for a minute. All right. Don't move. All right. >> So, where did this happen? >> So, right um getting off of 287, you know where the firehouse is? >> One at a time, sir. >> The um right when we're getting off of 287, do you know where the firehouse is over there? Like, I don't know what street that is. >> The ambulance building right there. >> Yeah. Um so, right in front of that light coming off the highway. She had stopped behind me and the light was still red and then I don't know if she just like sl her foot slipped or she started to go but she did hit. So I put my hazards on cuz then the light turned green and where that was to pull over like in my opinion wasn't safe. So I pulled over in front of the firehouse. >> So you're making a left off of Ferno onto uh >> right off like whatever the ramp is made left like right where the like heading towards the firehouse. You know what I mean? Like >> there's no firehouse. There's an ambulance building. So, he came right off 28. Is that >> the ambulance? >> The flashing light on >> road. I'm sorry. Not not that one. So, literally right off of 287 going back. Hold on. Um, right where there there's a there's a BP and a um a Sonokco over there. Like right off of 46. There's a firehouse right there. >> Going off of 287 >> or 80 rather. I guess it's 80, right? like going on to 80 cuz you went from >> you can make a left to Marwa but instead you make that right coming on to and then you see that firehouse in the corner >> traffic light at um >> so are you guys on on the highway still >> right we're on the highway so we got on 80 like right behind target like and then got off the ramp there to get um um off like where the fire there's a firehouse there >> okay where did you guys have the impact >> right there >> right where that light is after the uh we get off of the highway. >> All right. He's going to call state police, so we'll hang out for a minute. >> All right. >> All right. So, since it happened on the ramp, >> not tech, we don't have uh we don't do crashes on ramps. >> Yeah. >> State police take care of that. The highway. Yeah. >> Um so, we call them. All right. So, we'll hang out and they're going to make their way out here, take your crash report. Okay. >> And deal with whatever issues is going on. It's going to look the damage on your car. If you want to get out, you want to show me if you want to. You don't have to, but >> I assume this is what you mean. >> Oh, yeah. I guess so. >> Okay. >> And then I don't know anything else. >> No, I mean, >> but that looks like new damage, right? That wasn't like that before. Correct. >> All right. >> I mean, yeah, I haven't had any other cars. >> All right. I You guys live in this complex or you just just random like right around the block? >> Right around the block. They just followed her into here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I mean, if it wasn't anything crazy, I would have been like, "All right, like just leave." But she did. So, I ain't know my car and >> brought my head. >> And you got Doesn't matter. You guys are coming from wherever you want. I don't have to ask any questions like that. All right. So, since your crash happened on the ramp, >> we don't do ramp crashes. It's state police jurisdiction. >> So, state police is going to come out and take a crash report. Okay. >> Just so you know, crash. >> Yeah. Because you have damage or a car. >> Yeah. >> Damage your car. >> Well, where's the damage then? >> This right here is your damage. These splash right here. >> Right here. >> Yes. Going across >> a little. >> Yeah. Okay. car. Same color car, white. She said she pulled over to get in the side and then you just drove off. >> I drove off. >> That's what she said. >> They gave no sign that I did anyway to them. >> Well, you said you weren't sure if you had a car. So, that means you think you may have, right? >> My Did my car make a sound like I was too close to them? Sure. But, >> okay. >> Didn't say anything. So, I they didn't honk at me. Didn't say anything to me. So, I kept driving because I didn't think anything of it. Okay. >> So, I'm just to be honest, I'm confused as to like how >> what can I help you being unconfused? >> I mean, >> cuz I feel like if maybe if I really truly hit them, they would have pathetic. >> Okay. Well, I mean, they followed you all the way here, so >> No. No. Yes, they followed me here, but I'm saying like I had no idea that at that I'm saying at the moment they're claiming that I did that. Because if I heard somebody honking at me cuz I did something wrong, I would have been like, "Okay, what's going on?" You know, >> right? >> And I'm not saying whatever, you know, that is, but >> because it's it's actually the shape of her bumper right here. This L shape. To be honest with you, it's it's pretty uh this little scratch thing. >> Yeah. Listen, it was You said it was very minor. It It was just that she was stopped at the light and then you tapped her. >> They should have just >> Listen, >> there was nothing to me that indicated that I something wrong. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm not Listen, >> that's all I'm saying. >> That's fine. You don't say anything else to me. I'm just I just want you to be know what's going on. So, you know, >> I understand. I understand. But I'm just It's not like I purposely drove away, you know, trying to be like, "Oh, I they did." Like if I'm driving and I'm at getting out of the highway and my car is beeping because it's saying I am a little too close. I understand that. >> But nobody says anything to me. >> Just driving home. >> I'm not driving away. >> Good. If I was serving away, >> if I was serving away, I would have parked and >> Sorry, I have to call my desk. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> I'm just saying. >> I understand. I think I listen, it happens. It's not a big deal. >> Hey, >> now for hit and run. Headquarters. >> I don't even know what that means. What's off the highway? State police said we got to do their own over death report. They're not going to come out. >> So they're not coming out Saturday night. >> They want to tell a supervisor. >> That's fine. I mean, I'll call a boss if you want me if want to do them. We'll do one, but otherwise I'll let him know the desk. No, I don't expect much. >> All right, let me I'll call man real quick. Oh, he's not anything, right? >> Okay. Is uh man's free? >> Uh yeah, >> okay. All right, I'll give him my call. How does that make sense? >> They're not coming out. Well, we're not coming out. So, okay. 28. It's going to be Vale and Old Chester Road. >> Hey. Um, did you hear this crash go out on the radio? Yeah, it happened on the ramp on 287 coming to uh Littleton East over there by D6. So, we called state police to come out and take the report. Uh they told us they're not coming out. They're like, "Yeah, we're not coming out for it so they can do it over the death report. Do you want us to take the report or do you want us just to have them go to Safe Place to do with it? Deal with it? You might just put All right. You want to do a mini report for it? >> Yeah. Yeah. There's no report only just going just to put it in the notes. Just throw a line of notes. State police would refuse to respond and they're sent to uh whatever you want to do actually full-blown incident report. >> It could be like >> No, I know. I'm just seeing where you're at with it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Sounds good. >> All right. No problem. All right. So, man says we're not doing it. They have to go to to do it, but he wants to document the incident at least in a report. I guess we're a liner. So, that's where we're at. All right. Do we have anything over there? What did she say? >> She said she doesn't think she hit him, but the shape matches the car. The damage is in the right spot. >> She said my sensors went off like I was too close. But I don't know. No one weighed me down to stop. So, I mean, is >> she okay? >> She's fine. >> Yeah. He's fine. >> You have your >> All right. Just Well, you were both in the car, correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just so you know, state police is not going to come out, >> okay, >> for whatever they have going on. Whatever they got going on, I don't know. We don't do So, I talked to my my supervisor about it and we're not going to take the report of the actual crash. So, what we're going to do is we're going to document things and that happened. >> Just so it's on record what happened tonight. Um, you're going to have to go to Toto uh State Police Barracks to file the report. >> You can do it tomorrow. You don't have to do it today. Okay. >> Uh, we'll have all information. Yeah. If I were you, I would get out and talk to her a second. just uh get her ask for her information, get it for her uh from her. >> I'll put it all on her thing. >> No, I understand. But you have it for tomorrow. >> Okay. >> Um and you can go over to tomorrow and then they'll give you an over the desk report. You can fill it out. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. >> Sorry. >> No, it's fine. >> It's really >> If you don't mind, can I grab your license so I can add you to the car just as a passenger? The state police were asked to come on scene and take down the motor vehicle accident report since they have jurisdiction over the highway. However, they declined to respond. So, the PCB police decided to make a note of what happened in their own incident report instead. As patrolman Olsen went to speak with Fiorella, he detected the odor of alcohol and observed other indicators of impairment. Based on his suspicion of impairment, Fiorella was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. >> Did you guys try to like honk honk at her or anything that prefer to stop after it happened or did >> you honk? I think you tried, right? >> You're you're good, dude. You can have that. I just need your deal. >> Um, >> who was driving? You or him? >> Yeah, me. >> All right. I just want [clears throat] to be sure from when we put it in. >> Yeah. No, it was me. This is my car. Yeah. >> Okay. So, should I still get like her phone? Is it just really like her phone number or? >> Um, an overdust report is basically a crash report that you fill out yourself. >> Okay. >> Um, it's basically going to have your information. Um, if you get any of the information from the other person, >> um, you should uh, put it in. Um, and we'll advise her the same thing. If she wants to file one, she's got to go there. But, um, if she doesn't go, then it doesn't get filed. So, I would at least take pictures or at least have a plate or something like that or >> I have it on my actual idea. >> You wrote her plate down. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do I need anything else? >> Um, I mean, like I said, I would go talk to her and get her phone number. >> Okay. Is it the to the Toa? >> Yeah, any state police car. I think Toto is the one that does one over here. Okay. >> Does uh 28780 on the side. >> Um, don't quote me on that, but I'm pretty sure. All right. Like I said, we're going to we'll put all her information in in our uh report just so it's there. >> So, um you can get the report for yourself. Uh all information will be on it. Um understand some will be redacted just because we don't give out personal information in reports. Uh you know, just so we don't, you know, random people get people's addresses and phone numbers and stuff like that. We don't want to do that. So, I'm saying I would talk to her, get her information. um and go from there. So, you have all of it. So, when you get to the state police, um they'll be able to help you out with that. >> Okay. It wasn't like obviously anything serious, but like if she would have stopped and I talked to her, I could have handled it with her, but >> yeah, she said she didn't think she hit you and then uh then no one stopped her, so she just she left and started coming home. So, I I don't know if you guys were hawking or anything like that or >> I pulled over when my hazard, but where where that light is, I just felt like that was a bad spot to like pull over. Yeah. >> So, I pulled over in front of the firehouse. >> Yeah, that's probably what that's probably what confused her when he pulled off and then turned to the right. >> I mean, it's it's late at night, so it's not too bad of a spot in the >> So, I mean, it is it is what it is. I mean, >> you guys aren't messed up. You guys are okay. It was a very minor incident. >> Like unnecessary in my opinion. >> Yeah. Oh, also true. Actually, I I'm sure I don't know. Was it Saturday or Sunday now? I mean, >> Sunday, >> Sunday morning now. I'm sure you just want to be in sleep. >> I doubt she wants to be dealing with it either. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. So, I'll go >> Yeah. Go talk to her and see, you know, get a rehab or stuff. I said, but I said it's not accurate. >> You said you would be able to get a copy of the report. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We'll give you we'll give you a uh >> Okay. >> Uh a case number. >> Okay. >> And then you guys can come get it in a couple days. All right. Cuz it was Sunday. You're not going to be able to get it till at least Monday or Tuesday. Yeah. Um I think you I think you can get an email from you. Otherwise, you're going to come to our >> between 9 and 5 9 and 4. >> Okay. >> Business hours. >> Yeah. >> And uh in our record, do you know where our department is? >> Mm. >> All right. It's by the post office on the home sense and stuff. >> Yes, ma'am. Okay. >> Right there. You walk right in the front front door on the left side's our records division where you can get a copy. Just bring your ID along with the uh case number or if you don't have the case number with you, you can just give me your ID to look it up. Is that right? >> All right. Cool. Cool. Jesus. See how they don't come out. >> Huh? >> I don't see how they don't come out for a crash. State police can do whatever they want. All right, you can come over here. >> You okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> Okay. Have you been drinking at all? >> I was out. Yeah, I was drinking some friends, but I >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? >> I mean, I went out to dinner around 6:00 and I had two drinks. >> Okay. When was the last drink you had? >> Uh, I had a tangerine tonic. >> Okay. >> Around like eightish. >> Eightish. Okay. And you drove this home? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. You were the one driving when that crash happened. >> Again, I didn't know it was a crash. >> Okay. >> Till this happened, but >> Okay. >> Just hang out one second. Okay. >> Yeah. >> You're going to grab information? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, would I be able to get a picture of your insurance? >> Oh, yeah. >> So, what is going to happen now? Like, >> uh, you guys are going to have to file reports with the state police for the crash. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> And the case number we gave you has all the information, both parties information. >> This is being considered a crash. >> Yes. Yeah. Okay. Okay. All right. You can have it back. Thank you. >> Is there anything else? >> Yes. We'll do this respectfully. Okay. So, we're going to do some tests. Okay. Field soiety tests. >> Okay. >> Okay. Since you were driving the vehicle, you said you had some drinks tonight. Yeah. Okay. >> You said that you drove the vehicle home. Okay. After you had the drinks this evening. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, we're going to we'll do some tests, but we'll wait till they head out. Okay. So, it's a little respectful. >> All right. >> Yeah. I I know. Yeah. Do >> you have any health issues, ailments, anything that would prevent you from doing anything? >> No. No. I'm just like a little confused because I feel like if I had hit somebody or the person would have honked at me or said something, >> you know, I didn't consider me running away. I just drove home because no one said anything. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know. >> And I told her the same thing. I was like, you know, something happens me. I'm just [bell] >> here put her testers on there. I remember that. But like I just that could have been anything. >> I can't just assume that like I I >> We're going to do some tests once they leave. >> We're going to do some tests once they leave. >> Give her some respect. That's all. So because there wasn't a ramp, it wasn't considered or >> it's so it's a state police uh jurisdiction. They they handle the jurisdiction of the ramp and the highways. So any crashes that occur on the ramps or they advise us they are not coming out for the crash now. >> Is that normal? >> We don't we don't know what their normal setup would be. >> I'm just wondering because if it was a crash, I would expect them to come out or something. >> Yeah. I don't know. I don't know what their juris what their justification is for not responding out. Um, normally we call them and we let them know that the crash occurred in their jurisdiction. They'll come out and they take a report. Being that maybe they're busy, maybe they have a lot of calls going on. I don't know. Um, but they have an over the desk report that you can complete. Okay. So, come on over here for me. Okay. We'll I guess we'll go in front of your car or just do it right here. I guess we could do it right here. All right. So, you're going to stand facing me, hands down at your side, feet together. All right. Place your feet together so that they're touching. >> The first exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmus HGN test. During the HGN test, patrolman Olsen 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, Fiorella failed to touch heel to toe on each step, turned improperly, and took an incorrect number of steps. The final exercise was the one leg stand test and Fiorella failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion while putting her foot down before the [clears throat] test was complete. >> Okay. All right. Can you see without your glasses? >> No, I need to wear them to like drive. >> Okay. >> Like I can't see for >> All right. But if I hold my finger up here and you have your glasses off, can you see my finger? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. So, if you can, can you just place your your glasses over on the vehicle for me? >> All right. Do you have any health issues, disabilities, anything like that that would prevent you from being able to do any kind of physical tests, balance tests, or anything like that? >> No. Okay. All right. So, place your feet together, hands down. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. You're going to stay in that position till I tell you to change. Okay. You understand? >> Yep. >> All right. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> Mhm. >> Okay. All right. What you're going to do, you're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, you're not going to move your head and you're only going to follow with your eyes. Do you understand? >> Okay. Okay. So, just hold that position. Okay. So, the next test I'm going to have you do, don't start until I tell you to do so. Okay. That is going to be the walk and turn. Okay. So, what you're going to do is take your right leg. You're going to place it in front of your left. All right. heel to toe with your hands down at your side. Okay, go ahead and do that now. All right, you're going to hold that position till I tell you to start. Okay, you understand? >> All right, so the next test I'm going to have you do is you're going to walk nine steps heel to toe. Okay, so it's going to be one 2 3 4 5 so on. And once you reach the end, you're going to plant your foot and take small steps to turn around. And then it's g nine steps back, heel to toe. One, two, three. All counting out loud at the same time. Okay. Do you understand those directions? >> Yep. >> All right. Go ahead and begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5. Okay. So, next test I'm going to have you do, okay, you're going to stand your hands and feet together, hands down at your side. >> Mhm. >> All right. You're going to take your whichever leg you're comfortable with. Okay. You're going to lift it 6 in off the ground. Point your toe towards the ground. Count out loud. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 while looking at your toe. Okay, I'm going to do that for 30 seconds. Okay, >> go ahead and do that. >> 12003 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 14 Okay. Okay. All right. Come on over here. All right. So, you're going to get placed under arrest. Okay. You're suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> So, you're going to have to turn around. Going to place you in handcuffs. We're going to take you back to headquarters. All right. >> Do you have the keys for this vehicle? Did I fail all tests? I'm just like complete. We're going to need a hook for >> a hook for >> Delta >> 94 Papa Romeo Romeo. >> I mean, we can't do the crash report, but >> we'll talk to the boss when we get in. So, place your purse up here in your phone. >> I'm going to put this in your purse. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. Come on over here. >> Do you anybody? >> No, I myself. >> All right. Go ahead and place your hands behind your back. >> You want shoes? >> You sure? The back of the cars are kind of dirty. >> Okay. The back of the cars are dirty. So, do you want to put shoes on? >> You can grab shoes. That's fine. I'll let you. >> Can I grab my shoes from my my house? >> Do you have shoes in the car? >> I do have All right. All right. You can throw your shoes on real quick just so when we get in the car [bell] based on the motor vehicle accident, the odor of alcohol, her admission to consuming alcohol, and her inability to adequately complete the field sobriety exercises. Fiorella was placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Her vehicle was impounded for a mandatory 12-hour hold under John's law. >> Okay, go ahead and turn around. Place your hands behind your back. >> For Baker, say go for Baker. >> I am for Baker. There you go. >> This will be in here. Okay. >> Mhm. >> And come walk with us. I'm going to walk back to my cop. >> Yeah, it stays here. It's going to be impounded for DUI. No, this car here. Sorry. We got to go around the other side. I just got to unlock the door for you. Come on over. Hang on one second. Hang on. Hang on. Sit back. Sit back. Thank you. Have a seat inside. Just hang tight for a few minutes. Okay. Heat. Heat. Where are you? >> [bell] >> 14 of course 19 one male starting mileage 45138 one big. >> All right. Um, let me see if I can have someone else come back me up. >> Yeah. All right. All right. We could do John's law on the car if we get somebody, right? Or no. Can we release the car to someone? >> Yeah. >> Oh, who's this? Are you hanging out or? >> No, I don't. I'll wait and see if I can turn into 24 route 10 west and Irish tango 40. Let's continue 142. Okay. Go ahead. >> All right. >> Vanna 191 female in custody. Starting mile 69 680 478 be following. My quarter 58 [bell] runway Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. One arriving 4541. Sorry for entrance please. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. square. Heat. Heat up here. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat Headquarters reporting mileage 69 683 at the station. The standard statement for motor vehicle operators was read to her and she agreed to submit breath samples. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.11% which was over the legal limit of 0.08%. She was eventually released to her friend Kenneth. He signed the potential shady warning form on Fiorella's behalf. Hotel. They're clear. All right, hang on. I'm writing the summon numbers down. >> I know. I'm >> Huh? No, I thought you needed. >> Okay. Thought you needed that. >> I know. I was going to grab her stuff and give it to you while I was coming over. >> You got her stuff in the back of the car. All right. Okay. Have a seat. >> We need someone to pat her down or >> do we have anyone? >> I don't know. >> Harley. What's the desk number? Can you call them? Tell Ask Carrie if she's able to come back. >> Just have a seat on that bench. >> Just have a seat right there. Perfect. Thank you. On the way. How are you, sir? >> All right. Everything's video and audio recorded, just so you know. Okay. All right. So, uh, your friend here um is being released on a charge of 39450 DWI. Um, this paperwork basically explains to you that you're responsible for her from this point until how many hours is it? 12 12 hours. >> 12 hours. Um, she can't drive. She can't be in a vehicle. She's not allowed to drive. Your your basic responsibility is you cannot let her drive another vehicle. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You take responsibility for her. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> If you want, you're more than welcome to read through that if you want to read it. I understand. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what you're going to do is you're going to print your name here, your full address, and your city and state. And then I need to take your driver's license and make a copy of it. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Probably use a building project manager in here with all our leaks. I'll write the uh contract, right? And then you're you're going to sign here. So, it says you and then your signature have received this potential liability warning from the law enforcement officer whose name is appear. Okay. All right. Okay. >> Yeah, I'm going to grab it in two seconds. Oh, I got my notepad in there. and your phone number. >> Thank you, man. I hit you copy of this. All right. >> Contact running. >> All right. This is a copy of the form. Okay. And this is your driver's license in the back. All right. >> Do you have any questions? >> Where's the car? >> Yeah. Where's the car at? >> It is at Eagle Towing. Okay. >> So, e Do you know where Eagle is? So, their the main body shop is here on Pariffany Road. >> Mhm. >> Um that's Eagle Body Shop. So, they have a towyard at a separate location. I don't know which towyard they took it to this evening. Um, >> if I were to Google them would be the open like >> Yeah, you'll be able to call them, tell them your name and information. Um, you'll bring the registration and the insurance and stuff like that with you. >> Um, and then you'll be able to get the you'll have to come here first to get the vehicle released. So, you have to come here, get the vehicle released, and then go down to Eagle to get the vehicle. >> So, I could go tomorrow or do you >> There's a time frame on it. So, I think it's 12:24 or something like that. There's there's the mandatory hold on the vehicle unless um I believe you release it. >> Furella was issued the following traffic tickets. Operating under the influence, reckless driving. Court records indicate that on October 31st, 2023. The citation for operating under the influence was dismissed while she pleaded guilty to reckless driving. As a result of her guilty plea, her license was revoked for 90 days and she had to pay a total of $240 in fines >> to someone like him. >> But you have to do that. I don't think they're going to be open tomorrow, so it'll probably be that, you know, you'll have to go Monday. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Thank you. >> No problem. All right. Have a better night. Standing