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What? What's hurting on you? >> My mouth. >> Your mouth's hurting? Okay. Let me take here. We'll just kick your feet out. Can you sit on your butt for me? >> Just kick your legs out. Your knees are hurting. >> Can I see your mouth right here? >> Yeah, that's correct. >> Okay. You're bleeding a little bit from the mouth. >> Okay. Where'd you Where'd you cut your face? You hit it on the steering wheel. >> Around 8:30 to p.m. on January 8th, 2024. Officer Michael Smith with the Washington Township Police Department. Morris County responded to a motor vehicle accident involving a 2019 Honda Civic on Noright Road. When he arrived on scene, he noticed that the Honda had split a telephone pole after striking it. The Honda had sustained severe front end damages and there was airbag deployment inside the vehicle. He immediately made contact with the driver of the Honda and he recognized her as Taylor because he had previously stopped her that evening >> or anything. >> Yeah, I hit it on the steering wheel. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right, Taylor, just hang tight for me real quick. Okay. >> What's that? >> Do you think I can hear? >> Honestly, I'm not sure. If I were you, I would just go around on Yorkshire. If you want to make a U-turn right here, I'm going to close this off right here. Just do it. Just do a K turn. Bring it all the way this way. Back up. >> 38730. What's the best access for the fire department? >> Um, it's going to be right in front of 550. It's right across the Yorkshire Drive entrance. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. No. No. No. Turn it around. That way. >> Come down another way. Okay, guys. Is that Is that your guys' cars right there? All right. Um, you guys might want to get out of here now. Um, that's my supervisor pulling up right now. We have all of us coming. Ambulances, fire departments going to be coming out here. All right. So, get out now before you guys get stuck. Okay. I'm so sorry. >> You can talk to him. He'll probably let you guys right through there. Okay. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> All right. Hey, thank you guys. Thank you guys for calling. >> Stay safe. >> All right, Taylor. So, just talk to me real quick about what happened. Obviously, you were coming from this way, right? Because I just saw you down on school. >> I got my alignment done and I knew it needed to be done. So, my car has been like kind of like >> Taylor. Taylor, so talk to me honestly. Have you been drinking at all? >> No. >> You There's no drinking involved at all? >> No. Because when I first made contact with you before, I thought I smelt it a little bit, but it went away. That's why I asked you. >> No, there's been no drinking. >> Okay. As long as there's no drinking, that that's a different story. Um, first aid squad's coming to check you out. Where where was this pole standing when you hit it? >> I don't know. I was just crying and my eyes were closed. >> The pole is right there. I was crying and my eyes were closed and I didn't see it. >> Is anything else hurting on you right now besides your obviously you got a little bit of blood coming out of your mouth. Um you think that you just hit that on your steering wheel? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You know how fast you're going? >> Just the speed limit. >> Go. Okay. >> Is there any entrament? >> Negative entrapment. It's going to be single car MVA. Um, same car I just had pulled over. It's going to be Kilo 69 Sierra November Alpha. 18-year-old female patient. [Music] >> Is my mom here? >> No, your mom your mom's not here. It's just us. Okay. We got the first aid squad coming. All right. They're going to take a look at you. Probably fire is going to be coming. We're going to get your car towed out of here. [Music] Okay, we'll get you some maybe some gauze or something >> just to hold on this bottom lip and then the ambulance squad's going to come. Okay. >> Okay. >> What's your first name? >> Taylor. >> Taylor, where's home? >> All right. You want us to call mom or dad? >> Yeah. Can I use someone's phone? My dad's not My dad passed away with my mom. >> Okay. Is your phone in the car? >> No, I don't know where my phone is. >> It was in there somewhere. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I can't find. >> All right. Taylor, you said your first name is. All right. Who are we calling? Mom. >> Yeah. >> Give me the number. >> Doesn't go. Is she home? >> All right. Do you want to talk to her here? We'll put on speaker. All right. All right. >> All right. >> Here we go. We have a >> It's on speaker. >> 305. It's actually not a wire across the road. >> She didn't answer. >> Is she home for sure? And it's maybe here. Leave her a number, Taylor. Leave her a message. >> Right now. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, this is uh Sergeant Griffin. Taylor's okay, but she's in an accident on Noright Road. I'm going to call you back from this number in like five minutes or when you get this, call this number back. >> Hey, we're going to put a collar on you, okay? Just in case. >> Yeah, we need a record. >> Let's save this for the ambulance >> and the fire company's there. They can still turn. >> Uh, fire's on scene. Can you just dispatch a district one record for this? This is the worst day of my life. >> What's up? >> This is the worst day of my life. >> Why you say that? >> I got broken up with I got into a car accident. >> You said you got broken up. Is that what you said? >> I got broken up. >> Okay. >> All right. Here's what we're going to do. We're going to lift your shoulders real quick. You don't mind? Grab my arm. I'm just going to try to sit you up and get this under your butt. >> You got a set, Scott. >> That there's no power to that. That doesn't >> He grabbed it by his hand, so I think you're good. >> May take a few cranks. >> Smartest thing I've seen. So, if you want to talk to her before she goes in. >> There we go. >> All right. >> Oh, they just hit something parked right here. >> Where did they just break? >> I don't know. >> Or is that No, it's pieces to the car. >> Okay. Stay in the road. >> Well, >> whatever. Let them use their tools to move it. >> Who's going to We can do it. >> All right. So, Cole, uh, did Taylor, can you try to find out from Taylor? Taylor, how she ended up in this >> predicament? A >> little backstory and and what happened and what you remember? >> Crying and I didn't realize like what's happening. I don't even remember what happened. >> Okay. So, you were crying. What? You're upset while you're driving. >> Yeah, cuz my boyfriend broke up with me. >> Okay. >> And then and then my other officer had you pulled over a little bit ago. Was that upsetting also or >> All right. So, >> so I was just going to turn around and go home. My boyfriend wasn't answering. I was going around. >> Okay. Where's your boyfriend? >> It looks like she's got one face. >> Yeah, you got it on the ground over here, too. Says your mouth hurts. turning around here to go back. >> Turning around where? >> Like I was going this way to go down that road over there to go back to. >> Okay. And then then what happened? So if you were going towards >> the insurance >> then how did you end up on this side of the road >> inside? I was trying to go. >> You should have got the rest from him. >> We'll get We'll get it all from We'll get it out. >> He said they couldn't find it. If you want to look for it, it's up to you. Scott >> like on your cell phone trying to call somebody trying to look at directions and then and then all of a sudden is that basically you're going to be okay, right? work on. >> Give it It's Give it all to >> Cole. What's your name? >> All right. I'm >> Hello, Corporal Parish. >> Yes. So, is your daughter Taylor? >> Okay. So, she's >> Yeah, she's got a couple like scratches and stuff to her, I guess, to her face. The first aid squad's here checking her out. Um, her car hit a telephone pole. Um, and she's pro, I would assume, going to go to the hospital to get checked out. I I don't have that answer yet for you. Um, we are at Norite by Yorkshshire. Do you know where that is? >> Okay. Yeah. So, so I think she's 18, right? Am I correct? >> Okay. So, um I mean she can we couldn't she couldn't find her phone. I guess >> she said talking to her. She was like looking for directions trying to call her boyfriend and that's how she end up over here. >> So, it's in the car somewhere. >> Okay. >> Right. So, I mean >> Yeah. So, the gist of what we found out so far, I mean, I guess she had a rough night breaking up with her her boyfriend. Her boyfriend broke up with her. Um, she was making a loop to head back home, emotional, maybe looking directions using her phone or whatever she was doing, and uh, hit, like I said, hit a telephone pole. Um, she said her mouth hurts, which could be from the airbags coming out. Um, but as of right now, she's she's Yeah, she like she Yeah, like she's mobile. She's talking. Um, >> her phone I might be in the car. Um but obviously when she goes if she goes to the hospital as of she's since she's 18 she can make decisions. Um >> but >> yeah yeah no problem. >> Yep. Um >> right now hack down unless they see something in there. >> So it'll be it'll it'll most likely be Hacktown hospital just so you so you do know. They haven't made the final decision but it probably will be. >> Yes. So she Yep. She's talking, sitting. Um I mean she she definitely will be in pain and have a couple cuts and stuff, but um no problem. Um if once we know the hospital, I'll give you a call back. Um if we find her phone, I will also uh make sure she gives you a call or whatever. >> Yeah, usually. Yep. So, we'll give you any other updates if we get them or, you know, as we get them. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, the ambulance, the ambulance, the police, the fire, we're all here. >> Uh, Nor Road just by Yorkshire. So, almost to like um >> do you know Draketown Road? Like >> we're just before that intersection of Draketown Road and Noright Road. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, like I said, probably some injuries to her face from sounded like the airbag, but uh up talking, breathing, >> able to walk. So, no problem. We'll give you any updates when we get them. All right. >> Yeah. Yeah. No problem. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Okay. No problem. >> Hold on. Hold on. I think it's off. Let me just double check. >> Yeah. Yeah. This you? >> Yeah. What? What? So, are you on mute? No, but I will be. Okay. Mom's got a minor kid at home. She's working on just somebody so that she can meet her at the hospital or whatever. >> Taylor, you're on mute. So, just so you know, >> Taylor, what's your cell phone, >> Officer Cole Shamansky, Officer Scott Meyers, Corporal Daniel Parish, and Sergeant Kirk Griffin arrived on scene to assist shortly afterwards. Officer Shamansky asked Taylor to explain what happened and she admitted that she was attempting to call her boyfriend. He had broken up with her earlier that day. She also stated that she was headed back home after driving towards her boyfriend's house. As he was speaking with Taylor, he detected the odor of alcohol. However, field sobriety exercises were not administered because she appeared to be injured. >> Okay, thank you. I'm listening. >> You calling it? >> Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Is it on? >> When she gets an angle, >> go talk to her. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Oh, come on. >> Back somewhere. Oh, right here. >> They got it. I think I got it. >> Yeah. Yeah. I hear someone said they have it. >> Yeah. Give it to uh >> Cole. >> Where the hell's the >> You think so? Huh? You think so? >> Yeah. Hold on. Yeah. Okay. Hey. Okay. Um, hold on. Yeah. Uh, nothing else out of the car, right? >> Yeah. No, I think we're all good. All right. We got phone, license, insurance. [Music] down. >> What's that? >> It's going to go to RM down >> in the bottom line. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. I'll bring it over there. >> So, we follow follow them to inbound and put it there. Okay. You got it. Get it done. We don't need anything else on the inside, right? We got insurance. We got insurance. >> And they had our phone. [Music] Kirk, we can go off now, right? She's gone. Based on the motor vehicle crash, the odor of alcohol, and her indicators of impairment, Taylor was placed under arrest for driving under the influence. A search of her vehicle incident to arrest indicated the presence of legal substance which could cause impairment if consumed before driving. After she was placed under arrest, her vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold according to J's law. First responders with Long Valley First Aid transported Taylor to Morristown Medical Center for further evaluation. the first time I was here. This is the little [Music] one. >> Turn around so you can leave. >> I thought it was that one. >> Nope. We're going to go um should be down to the sidewall there. Do you have your keys? down 3877's out of Mortown Medical Center. [Music] >> Okay. Yep. We won't leave. We'll wait. >> Watch your step on this ice here. All right, step down the curve here. Careful. You just got to take the things out of the back seat here. Good. >> All right. Watch your head. >> I'll drive back. >> Okay. Good. >> Cold. We're going to get the heat on back here for you in just a minute. All right. Take this. Hop in the front seat. >> Okay. That's >> Oh, did I kick you out already? >> Yeah. You all right back there? >> All right. Keep going. >> There we go. Yep. You want to grab that for me? Just make sure everybody's off so I can key up. >> And we will add directions. >> Yep. >> All right. Want to call it mileage or you want me to? >> Uh, what do you normally count? You're off. >> K 3856. 386 77 transporting one female title back to headquarters 20678. All right, let's see how I get out of here now. something. I got that stuff. and everything. >> Yeah, it doesn't go anywhere there. >> Like it just stays in headquarters. >> Yes. Yeah, you already are. >> You'll be released. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> I had a really abusive boyfriend. The first time I actually Well, Still good back there. Chance right now. Taylor, you all right? All right. I'll call her anything while you're doing that. Count 56 video at 5. >> 56. We'll be out of headquarters 20698. That's it. Good. Go through. Just get her to the bench and then we'll get the rest of the stuff. We're going to put you on just a single. Just turn your back towards him. >> Corporal Parish obtained a warrant for a blood draw and officer Shamansky witnessed the drawing of her blood at the hospital. The sealed blood drop kit was later tested at the New Jersey State Police Lab Matory in East Hanover and the results indicated a back level of 0.116% g 100 ml. Once they were finished with the blood draw, Corporal Parish and Officer Shamansky transported Taylor to the Washington Township Police Department for further processing. All right. You want to log in? Let [Music] me show off. >> That's for court. They usually know what happens. >> I That's up to court. I have no clue. >> Once you're logged in, let me know. Do you want me taking it off so I'm not like over your shoulder the whole time? Cuz I'm going to be over like >> I thought you were going to your car right now. >> Oh, I don't think I can cuz the door's open. >> Where's my stuff? I'm bringing it in right now. Wow. against the wall point so you can just see the thing or just be >> I'll do my best. Yep. >> That's what we're going to do now. That and then photographs and questionire if we can get it in there. Otherwise, we're >> And what? >> Call or >> Yeah. >> I I want to say her phone's locked, but we'll see. I think she like locked it somehow or something. >> My phone, >> right? Didn't you say you locked it? >> Yeah, my phone will let me get in for another like well 3 hours, but it's dead anyway. >> How did you lock your phone? >> I put in the wrong password. >> It's not like your thumbrint or something. >> No, I changed my password. So, >> okay. >> Does that be my mom? >> Do you have somebody else? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Do you know the number? >> No. >> Well, then how are we going to get in touch with him? >> Do you have a phone charger? >> But if it's locked, we can't get it unlocked. >> Well, it's been almost 3 hours since the last time I did that. >> I have your mom's number. She knows that she knows that you were at the hospital and that and that we were with you. So, it's not a big surprise. >> Let me see if I can get that open. Yeah. As a defendant, suspect or whatever. >> I also Hey, I have your mom coming. You want me to call? I mean, she could be here soon. >> Yeah. >> Call her. >> Yes, please. >> All right. >> So, am I being convicted of a felony? There's no felonies in the state of New Jersey. >> I'm applying to a job. [Music] >> This is this not a felony. This is a motor vehicle summon with an arrest. >> It's all driving while intoxicated is a motor vehicle summons in New Jersey. another state. I can't speak for them, but >> what's up? >> Or is this supposed to be >> But like even if I have another charge pending >> driver, >> does that like interfere with this new charge? >> No. You got to get like a she has like a phone number, email, lawyer like you fill out place of birth as well on that one. >> Okay. So, your cell phone. >> At police headquarters, Taylor was read her Miranda rights, but she declined to answer further questions. After the officers completed their paperwork, she was transported back to her residence and released to her mother after she signed the potential shared lady warning form on Taylor's behalf. Taylor was issued the following citations. Operating under the influence, operating under the influence underage, reckless driving, traffic on marked lanes, use of handheld wireless telephones, and failure to wear seat belt. >> Okay. Where were you born? >> The next one might be like New Jersey or something. I think it's the next question to do this like backwards. Are you in school or do you work? >> I'm still in high school. >> Still in high school, >> but I do work. >> Okay. Other location, right? School. You go to West Morris. >> You have an email. You can put in height, weight, all that stuff. >> How tall are you? It should be on her license. >> I think it might not be as weight. >> How about how much do you >> weigh? Yep. No English. Yeah. You wear contacts? >> No. >> Glasses? >> No. >> [ __ ] >> You in the military at all? I guess not cuz you're in co in high school. All right. So, for back here, >> you got a reader. Where did my paperwork go? >> Do this. 104. When you're done with your stuff, >> she's home >> and she's waiting. Mhm. >> So, we need to just get Miranda, bring your driver report, pictures, can deal with the rest like summons and stuff. We can deal with like >> Yes, we'll talk about that and then do e ticket later. >> Yeah. Yeah. But, um, so yeah, Miranda, John's little >> drink and driving. >> Dream and driving. Do you know mom's information? >> It's in the card. Oh, is the RO car now? >> It's broken. Is it on time? It's not. >> It's not. >> No. >> No. >> Total. >> Never again. >> No. I think it's it's probably considered total. >> Just whatever time is now. >> Is it time? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Washington time. cuz that's it's that's where we took it. You got arrested, so that's where it goes. >> So then how do I get my stuff out of it? >> When you tow it out, >> call us tomorrow. >> Or you can call Yeah. Usually the people are pretty nice and they'll let you go grab some stuff. >> He's just got to read you a couple things and you got to say if you understand. >> All right. So you have the right to make you understand. >> Yes. anything used against you in the court of law. Do you understand this? >> Yeah, I understand. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have been present while you're being questioned. Do you understand this? >> Yeah, I understand. >> If you cannot afford to honor a lawyer, won't be appointed for questioning if you wish. You understand this? >> Yeah. You can decide at any time and not answer any questions. >> Yes, please. >> Milk. Milk. Just milk in the uh >> caramel one. The flavor >> flavored black coffee with some milk. >> Yep. Please. And then you just show these And then she's got a sign just saying that she was read her rights right there. Signed. You witness it time. >> Or I can witness it actually. Righty or lefty? >> You have to sign on the bottom. So, I hit a [ __ ] pole. >> You split the pole in half >> and I didn't die. >> Well, we don't know if anything's really wrong with you cuz you didn't want to get checked out, remember? But you got some cuts to your face, it looks like. >> Yeah. What time is it? 2:52. That's done. She's added. Go in there. Pull up. Do you want to pull up the camera? Actually, uh, >> yeah. >> Before we do that, go into reports. Scroll down. Oh, nope. >> No, >> we will. We will. But hold on. Try that one quicker. Generate. Let's see if this is the correct one. Let's go down. Yeah, that's the correct one. All right. So go to the top. So you're going to ask her these are right now. So you do on whatever today is. >> You can have your phone if you want. >> Okay. Oh. >> Oh, that was here. >> Yeah, >> that you talked. I didn't know that was here. Okay. >> Um, date time. All right. Now, you got to ask her. >> Your hair. >> You glad I'm here. >> Why you dye your hair? >> Oh, yes, I did. >> I like it. >> Thanks. >> You got to ask her those questions. >> All right. Are you sick? >> Like cold sick? >> Yes. >> What's going on? I've been sick for like weeks. >> It's like a common cold. >> Yeah. >> Then they got everything back here. >> Hm. >> But I didn't think I'd ever be back here. >> You have a doctor? >> Yeah. Um, >> I don't know. I got I just got a new doctor. >> Okay. Do you know the last time you saw your doctor was? >> A year ago. >> Okay. [Music] >> What medications are you taking? >> Did you get all that? >> I'm impressed. spell. >> Well, we can figure that. We can As long as you know it's close, we can we can straighten out spelling. >> You don't have diabetes, do you? >> No. >> Are you injured? >> If so, where >> look like I'm injured? Yeah. >> I would say yes. >> My face. >> She says her face. Are your injuries affecting you now? If so, what now? Sore, you have headache, >> there's a little cut on your lip. I would probably do that. >> So, was it the airbag with this to my face or the steering wheel? Probably a little bit of both since you weren't wearing your seat belt. >> How did you guys know I wasn't wearing my seat belt? >> There's a device that goes when you the airbags go out, the seat belt would have locked in position. Your seat belt was free. Free to move, meaning you didn't have it on. >> So, we don't know what you hit, but you hit something. Really? >> Yeah. And then just tell her remember the form I read you. Just keep those in mind when during the next questions. >> Okay. So, have you had any alcohol to drink? >> No, you have to you have to remember he read these the right your rights. >> Yeah. >> All right. Just keep those in mind in the next questions. >> I don't have to answer any questions. >> Okay. >> He's going to read them to you. You can choose to do as you wish. So, what kind of alcoholic drinks have you had? >> Okay. Where >> how many? >> When did you have your first drink? >> Your last drink? >> Have you taken or used any drugs? >> Up to date on them like whenever they're supposed to be taken. >> So, what kind? Like today. >> Today, I took all of them. >> She's up to date on all what she needs. >> Okay. So, in this right here, what kind? I could just say >> above above listed prescribed or whatever. >> And you took a normal amount of all those medications. You didn't? >> Yes. >> Okay. Uh, when's the last time you had something to eat? >> Yesterday. >> Yesterday. About what time? >> Like 10:00 at night. >> Like just before the accident or you're saying 10:00 the previous night? >> The previous night. >> So not the day cuz it's now a new day obviously. >> Yeah. So the seventh today. >> So the seventh on >> Jesus. What day? >> Sunday. >> At 10 p.m. I ate almonds. >> Almonds? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, nothing yesterday. >> Just almonds. That's all you had. >> That's >> That's it. >> Yeah. Got something else here. H. >> Oh, we don't we don't need that. >> No, because we didn't >> we'll note that, but just save it. All right. Um, we might minimize this. So, we do the photos camera. I get the placard if I can find it. There it is. What was the IC number? >> 019. >> We gather stuff by car tonight. >> Not tonight. Tomorrow. And yesterday was the 8th. Earlier today, whatever. Earlier this shift. All right. >> The camera doesn't show up, so we're just >> Yeah. >> You know that. >> Yep. >> All right. We got to take our two photos and then sit you back down and then we should be getting you home. >> If my mom's sober enough to [ __ ] drive like >> No, we're going to drive you to home. >> Oh, okay. >> Come on down here. All right. This just this way a little bit. There you go. Hold them underneath your chin and look at whichever one it is. Hit capture. It show up. >> Yep. >> Right click and save it. Save it as like her last name front or something. You know you're ready. >> All right. Look that way. I just want to pull your hair back behind your ear. Thank you. Good. I'll take that. Have a seat. [Music] I wouldn't hit you. >> I didn't think you would. >> All right. >> Almost. When done, I'll have Smith and Amy take her home. You >> start working on things. >> They gave us a copy to give to her. You want us to make a copy for us, too? >> Yeah. >> That's just the refusal. Like like they did no care. >> So, okay. I'll be back. Whatever. You want to pull your car up? >> You want to pull it out? >> Yeah. Pull it out and then you can pull >> Okay. Um, just has to do the John's little form. >> Okay. Does he have it back here? >> He can do it back here. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. Are you to that point? >> You added those photos? Yep. >> Did you add them to the arrest report? Just add them to the arrest report back here. >> No. here. Add photos or whatever it is somewhere there. Right. There you go. Yep. You leave that one front or whatever it is. Hit front. And you just label whatever like the last name again. Then you hit browse. All right. Is that browse? >> I failed the eye test there anyway. I took it and didn't do a lot of time. Add the other one. I just got to move my car out or our car, whatever you want to call it. Here you go. All right. So, I get to leave just a little bit. We got to finish up a few things and be taking you home. All right. None of that. And it goes down. Uh, yeah. You're good. Just hit save. >> Okay. Yeah. Still want it though. >> Hit add. Oh, here we go. Summons right here. >> Oh, okay. >> Summons. >> This is hers. Kirk said this is hers. >> He just gave him a copy back. just generate enough. We can always like adjust. It's just to save the photos. Save new report. JLE NJ there something weird >> potential try potential >> oh here >> there you That one English. I knew it was under something weird. Click that. Click the car. Generator. >> What's your mom's first name? >> Elsa. >> How do you spell it? >> A L I S A. >> Same last name. Those boys did Well, that's not one word. All right. Um, and the rest should just hit save and then save confirm or something. That's saving. Yeah. And then it'll ask for see if Smith is here. You heard the plant. Is this the correct printer back here? >> Say, brother. >> Yeah. >> Uh, never mind. >> You got the red ring of death. I'll go print it out there. I'll be right back in. >> You just want to What time is it? >> Yeah. Put another one on extra 3 or whatever the time is. [Music] This is dense. Um, we ready to go over here? I >> think we're waiting for the jump. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha. All right. Well, then we wait. I don't want you. [Music] >> Did you guys run the box? >> What's that? >> Did you guys do the box or no box? >> No box. No walking. We got this. Oh my gosh. [Music] You got a lot of you need your clothes or vest. I think it is your cut shirt, two blankets, and your phone is in here. >> That's yours. This is all yours. And this was one of the first aid. This was left in the first aid. What? This is your gift card or something. >> It was in your car license or medical paperwork. This is how to get your vehicle out. Okay. It is towed. It is not has to be towed out. So, you might want to call your insurance company and let them know. You don't either you have a car on you, do you? >> I do not. >> Get one in your car. >> No. >> I just stay there. Well, the the tow company usually take it and then they'll take care of it, but they have to take it out to usually assess it or they'll come here and assess it. But you have to >> Is it like here here? >> It's down the street behind like two or three fences. But yes, it's it's within our custody. Um, >> so tomorrow morning I can get myself out of my car. >> If you're nice to the officers, they potentially will let you. >> It depends. Depends on who you're running to. Can't guarantee anything. Um, you could always call first and see if someone was likely to call the police station and say, you know, my car is in your house and I was just looking to get They're not going to let you clean the car out, but if there's like pertinent stuff you need now, like I know your pills are underneath like your your prescriptions for the couple days or whatever if that's like something you need. So, >> yeah, definitely >> if you want to just tell tell them that when you call um mine. >> Dan, this is her uh insurance for the car. That's going with her. >> I'll put it with No, I'll put it with the impound. >> Okay. >> Cuz we need Actually, I can do I'll just make a copy of this. I want to make a copy. See your crash. Just help me close that out. >> Now, you get to go home as long as mom wakes up. They're still awake and signs off. Fine. Go get some sleep. You going to school tomorrow? >> No. >> No. >> I'm not going to school. I'm not graduating high school. >> Not graduating. [Music] >> At least take time and then just >> you just make that really tight on your breast tail. She put the hand. >> She'll be out. Soon as he comes back with that. Get out of here way. There you go. You're good. >> Good to go. >> Yep. >> All right. >> You need your gun once they get [ __ ] Our guns and you're interviewing me. >> Good luck. Now we got to get John's off signed by mom. Both copies. Uh these are both going to her out of here. [Music] Take these drones along. Whenever you're ready, just scrub stuff right out this way. Just give me one quick sec. Let me just before you get in there. Hold on. Make sure nothing's back here in here. All right. You want to just have a seat? All right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You're good. We're done. Did you grab your stuff? Is your stuff in here? >> Yeah. >> Grab it. >> No, you're good. She's out of custody now. No more nothing more in processing. So now the whole thing with this is just that uh inside of processing suspect in custody, right? Nothing in there. >> But now we're released, right? She's secured in the car. No more contact with her. We are good to go. >> Um hey, you want to do me a favor? Um, just close this. >> Just have to close. >> Thank you. Thank you. police county 3873. Go ahead. 3873. >> I'll be transporting one female to starting mileage 88385. >> 88385. Is that closer to schoolies or [Music] >> Yeah, >> probably right in the middle. >> Of course, this is playing my freaking podcast. County 3873. [Music] >> 3873. >> Arrived to ending mileage 88387. >> Hey, Taylor. >> Real quick, uh, just so you know, I just have to go talk to your mom real quick. She just has to sign these papers for me. Uh, it's just one form and I'm going to come right back and let you out. Okay. Where is he? >> So, just hang tight with me. I'll be in like 30 seconds to a minute. >> Oh my lord, this is icy. Hi, miss. Good morning. Um, I just have to have you sign these two papers. I can bring it right in. Okay. Um, all I need you to do is just continue. >> What am I signing? It should be 18. >> Yes. This is just a John's law form. This is just saying that you're responsible for it for the next 12 hours. Um, so you can just sign right there. This is just the signature, >> even though she's 18. >> Yeah. Yep. This is for everybody, even if we lock up somebody that's in their 80s. >> And there's the form right behind it. It's the exact same form. Do you mind if I step in here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Here, I'll take that top one. Let me just make sure I don't have to have anywhere else. Um, yep. And there same thing on the other side. So all this is saying is that um basically whenever we have somebody that's been arrested for DWI, this is a New Jersey state form that's required um anybody who is that we're lincing them to, whether it's parents, whether it's friends, it's just saying that as per New Jersey state law, you're responsible for this person to make sure that they don't drive while they're under the influence, which is 12 hours after the date of arrest. >> So this arrest was at I want to say 10:30. So, it's until 10:30 tomorrow and I just responsible for her. Okay. So, I'm just going to grab her out of the car. I'm just going to send her right in. Okay. >> Thank you. >> No problem, Paul. [Music] >> Okay. That's what I was afraid of. This whole thing is a sheet of ice. >> Is it? >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. T, you're already on seat belted. >> Okay. I just want >> Court records indicate that on March 31st, 2024, Taylor pleaded guilty to operating under the influence and use of handheld wireless telephones. As a result of her guilty p, Taylor had to spend 12 hours at an intoxicated driver resource center, use an ignition interlock device for 3 months, and pay a total of $880 in fines. The other for citations were dismissed as part of a plea agreement. Watch your step because there is a ton of ice. >> Your stuff's right here, right behind us. >> That is everything that you need there. >> Do you want some help? Don't rush because honestly, it's very, very icy. I almost just fell myself. >> Thank you. >> No problem. Please be careful on there. [Music]