Please like, subscribe, and consider supporting our channel. The full raw, uncensored, no narrations, no captions, and an edited version of this body cam footage can be found in the description below. Please consider joining our Patreon. Subscriptions and donations will be used to acquire more public footage related to law enforcement activities. It really helps us do original fulllength reporting like this. Sharing this video serves a compelling public interest because it is intended to illustrate the consequences of driving under the influence and discourage others doing so. Defendants are considered innocent until proven guilty. Thank you all for the support. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> How you doing? I'm Officer Spark, West Police Department. I just want to let you know I have my body camera on. All right. >> Okay. >> Do you have your license, registration, proof, insurance? >> Yes. >> The reason why I stopped you is because I saw you all the way over that stop line at uh the intersection on Mammoth Road and 36. And then as I was going down 36, I saw you swerve out of your lane twice. >> Okay. >> Where you coming from tonight? >> I'm coming from um Jacks. >> Jacks in Long Branch. >> In Long Branch. >> All right. How much have you had to drink tonight? I've had probably two drinks. >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> I got you. All right. Can I get your license registration? >> Around 12:50 a.m. on April 23rd, 2025, patrolman Michael Spark with the West Long Branch Police Department observed a black 2016 Jeep Patriot stopped well past the stop line at SR36 and Monmouth Road. He turned around and began following the vehicle as the driver traveled west on SR36. As he followed the vehicle, he observed the driver swerving across lanes and activated his emergency lights to initiate a traffic stop. >> Insurance. >> Yeah. >> 13 32 to 117. Swing my way. >> I'm temp four. >> Just two drinks tonight. >> Yeah. >> All right. I honestly I don't drink a lot. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> I got you. >> What's your name? >> My name's Amber. >> All right, Amber. >> Yeah. >> Would you mind just taking all that out for me, Amber? >> Okay. >> Just take it all out of there. [Applause] So, Amber, because you told me you had a couple drinks, I can smell it coming off of you. All right. I'm going to pull you out of the vehicle >> just to do some field sobriety tests. Okay. Just so uh just so I know you I know you're okay to drive the car. Uh can I get your license, too? >> Yeah. Grab the license and then we'll we'll do some tests. All right. No warrants, weapons, points on your license, anything like that. Amber, >> do they have weapons? >> You never know. You never know. Got to ask, you know. He made contact with the driver of the Jeep Patriot, who was identified as Amber Pop. As he was speaking with Amber, he detected the odor of alcohol and observed other indicators of impairment. Amber told him that she was headed home after leaving Jacks in Long Branch, New Jersey. She admitted to consuming to drinks earlier that evening based on his suspicion of impairment. Amber was asked to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises. >> I don't have weapons. >> Oh, that's good to know. >> Yeah, that's definitely good. [Applause] All righty. Thank you very much. And if you wouldn't mind just stepping out for me. Okay. [Applause] >> County 5313 pulling one out for field. All righty. All right. >> Okay. >> We're going to stay We're going to stay right here. Okay. >> Okay. >> You can stand right here. Stand over here. >> Okay. >> All right. Face me. >> Yep. Before I start these tests, do you have any medical issues, any injuries, anything that would prevent you from walking in a straight line or standing on one leg? >> But probably not. >> Okay, I got you. All right. So, while I The first exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Amber failed to touch heel to toe on each step, turned improperly, and failed to keep her arms at her sides end. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Amber failed to raise her foot in the prior fashion, did not count in the correct sequence, and put her foot down before the test was complete. While I give you the instructions for these tests, what I want you to do is put your left foot in front of your right foot like I'm doing right now, touching heel to toe. And I want you to keep your hands at your sides. Okay? Now, when I tell you to stay in that position, all right? Stay in that position. When I tell you to, you're going to take nine steps heel to toe. I'm going to do three steps just to demonstrate. Okay? So, I'm starting here. One, two, three. As I say these couple steps, I'm going to count out loud. I'm going to keep my hands at my sides. Okay? Once I hit to nine. All right. So, I hit my ninth step. I'm going to take small choppy steps and I'm going to do nine steps back the other way. Okay. >> Okay. So, >> so hit nine and then turn around. >> Hit nine and then turn around. Make sure you count out loud. Keep your arms at your side the entire time. Do you have any questions? Do you understand? >> Correct. >> Do you understand? >> I understand >> completely. No questions. Okay. Ready? You may begin the test. Okay. Heel to toe. >> 1153. >> Count out loud. Six. Seven. Okay, ma'am. Eight. Nine. [Applause] >> Okay. >> Do you like that? >> All right. And now nine steps back. >> Okay. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 That it. >> That was great. >> All righty. All right. Now, what I want you to do, we're going to do another test. While I'm doing this test, I want you to stand at the ready position. Feet together, arms at your sides. All right. I'm going to demonstrate the test and describe it to you, and then you're going to do it. Don't start until I tell you to. What you're going to do is stand at the ready position. When I tell you to start, you're going to lift one foot out, whatever foot you want. Okay? You're going to lift it 6 in off the ground, keeping your foot parallel. You're going to count out loud like I'm doing. Okay? 1 2 3. You're going to keep counting until I tell you to stop. Okay? Whichever leg, your choice, and you're going to count out loud. Okay? >> Okay. >> You may begin the test. Any questions? No questions. All righty. >> How many count? >> Keep counting until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Count out loud. 6 7 8 9. >> You all right? >> Nope. >> All right, let's start again. >> Okay. >> At the ready position. >> Okay. >> When I tell you to begin, foot comes out in front of you. You're going to count until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Ready? Begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. All right, Amber, just sit tight for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> She's uh definitely 450. She stinks with alcohol. And uh I don't know if you saw her walk and turn, but it was really bad. >> Yeah. >> You want me to do the walk and turn again? >> No. Whatever. You You did it. So, as long as you're confident that she's intoxicated, you want to bring her in. >> How about uh H? I can't do H. >> I don't have H. >> Strobble might, but I don't have it. >> All right. I'm going to >> I can't do it either. I'm going to put her through the uh walk and turn just so you see it one more time, but she's >> I mean, I don't need to see it. Whatever you think as long as you're confident in it and smell it. >> I It's strong. I mean, if you want to confirm. I haven't even ran all her information or anything like that yet. Well, I do that. You want to talk to >> Did you ask her about anything about >> Yeah, she's coming from Jax in Long Brash. She's had a couple. >> All right. Do you have all her information? Is there anyone else in the car or just her? >> No, just her. >> All right. Just run the information. based on her erratic driving, the odor of alcohol, her admission to consuming alcohol earlier that evening, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises. Amber was placed under arrest for driving under the influence. After she was placed under arrest and placed in the patrol car, her vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold. According to John's law, patrolman Spark transported Amber to the West Long Branch Police Department for further processing. >> Good to go. >> Yeah. Definitely. >> Yeah. >> All right, Amber, I'm going to need you to turn around. Place your hands behind your back. Okay. >> You're under the arrest. Yep. >> Okay. >> That's terrible. >> All right, just give me your hands. >> Sorry to listen here. What's going to happen? We think obviously drink driving. You didn't do well in the test. They could probably alcohounded. All right. >> Yeah, it does. >> It's not It's not a choice. It's the state state law requires it. So, >> you know, >> um so you're going to come down to the police station. We're going to do some processing, get some a breath sample from you. Ultimately, you'll get released with tickets and you'll have somebody just come pick you up. So, >> not going to jail or anything like that. >> And then you get released and you can go home. It's not, you know, >> some paperwork we have to do and everything and then you get released with some traffic tickets. You got to come to court later on. >> My dad's going to kill me. >> Well, you don't have to tell him. I mean, you don't have to call him. How old are you? Well, >> I'm 28. Do you have a anybody? It could be a friend. It could be anybody that's >> Anybody that's sober can come pick you up. It doesn't have to be a parent. It doesn't have to be >> Well, here's talk about that when we get inside, obviously. >> Do you have your phone? Let me get some things out of the car for you. If you need you have your phone um and like your wallet. I don't want to impound the car with that with that in it. We'll get it. Wait. >> Just stay here, Amber. Just stay here with me. >> Is that in the car or do you have >> Is it all in the car, Amber? >> It's all in the front seat. I think it's in our bag in the front seat. >> Do you want me to You want me to get your bag, Amber? So, you can bring it with you. >> Just take whatever. >> Well, I want to make sure you have the stuff you need out of it. >> Yeah. My stuff is in the bag. You said >> in the bag. Okay. >> All right, Amber. Come over here with me. >> Okay. >> Hey, it's it's all right. People make mistakes. >> It's No, it's the steak. Um, >> what color is it? >> It's in my bag, which is in like the >> It's black. It's probably in the >> Can I just show him? >> Yeah, we'll take a walk over there. >> You talking about the small bag? Like a little shoulder bag? >> It's a shoulder bag. >> I see. >> Yeah. So, it's in the >> All right. Okay. >> We're going to come. >> I'm not going to like >> No, I got you. >> Okay. >> I got you. I I just want to make sure we're safe. You know, we're on a highway. All right. Ready? >> Okay. >> We're going to walk out. I'm going to put you in my car. Okay. >> Yeah. It's really not that serious. >> All right. All right. You can slide in there. >> Okay. >> All right. Yep. Nope. You're good. Just like this. I'm going to move this over here. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm going to move that like that. >> Yeah. >> I'll buckle you in here. Okay. >> Okay. phone. >> You got the phone, the shoulder bags you wanted. I think that's it. Um, you already called for the 17. >> I didn't call for 17 yet. >> I'll call for him. I'll wait. You want to help him go inside and see the processing? >> Have you run? You run the alpha test rate? >> I I haven't done it yet, but >> no. First time for everything, right? Maybe I'll come in and help you for the first time if you mind as well. >> Okay. I haven't done yet either. Um, just let Hannah know you have a free one if you haven't already. 12 to 17. I'll fill out the form. I'll wait here inside. >> Awesome. Thank you. >> All right, Amber, I have your phone and your bag up here. Okay. County 53133. >> These are her keys. >> They get to put that in her little bag. She has them. >> I have the ignition key. That's the only thing that they're going to need. >> Cool. Thank you. >> I'll be transporting one female 41 to police headquarters. 1011 my starting. Good. 66 278 cameras on seat belts on. >> Transporter one female in custody to headquarters starting 66278 with cameras belt on 103. I got you. But hey, on the bright side, you know, it's it's not a criminal charge. You're not going to jail. It's it's traffic, you know. Uh, the charge is going to be 39450. >> It's driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> 53123 is calling in 133. 53123. Receive one. charge. >> Yeah, driving under the influence. >> Oh, they'll tell it and you'll be able to get it back. So, what jail? >> Oh, you're not going to jail. >> Oh, what? >> You're going to police headquarters. Uh, we get a breath sample in West Long Ranch. So, we'll get a breath sample from you. We'll do some paperwork and then you'll be able to go home. >> Cuz like I said, it's not a it's not a criminal offense. It's a traffic offense. Okay. Uh, but so someone has to pick you up though. >> Yes, somebody has to pick you up and we'll talk about it later, but they're going to be responsible. They have to be responsible for you for 12 hours. >> Okay. >> And you won't be able to get your car back for 12 hours. >> So, where's my car? >> It's going to be towed at the I'll let you know the exact yard once they find out what tow company is going to pick it up. He'll probably be upset, but you'll be all right. You're not going to jail, you know. This is what I get. >> What do you do? >> Okay. >> Go out. >> And then I kindly go out for one of the birthdays. And here we are. Oh my god. Ever. Ever. Wow. Wow. Simbar. >> Hello. >> Yeah. What's up? >> You can hear me? >> Yes. >> Play Sims. >> Sims. >> Sims. Like like the where you create a world? >> Yeah, I've played Sims. >> That you usually stay in and play Sims. >> And then I said hello. You probably can't hear me. It's >> It's hard. I can hear you a little bit. >> Okay. I said I don't do anything but play. >> I get you. >> 53 117 will make a loud >> 53 117. >> I don't know if 133 says or not. We need a 3D 17 to this location. Be for a Jeep SUV. 5317 hasn't request county 5313. I'm 10 9 headquarters 101 my ending. >> What the ending? >> 66281. Arrive at headquarters ending 6621. Yeah. All right, Amber, just sit tight for one second. All right, I'll get you out of here. this. All righty. All right. You can slide out. >> You need help? >> Nope. >> All righty. All right. We're going to go this way. All right. Come on in. All right. I'm going to have you sit right here for now. Okay. I'm going to take those cuffs off of you and I'm going to cuff you to the bench. All right, you can just stand up. Turn around, please. Thank you. When I take this cuff off, just do me a favor. Put your hand on top of your head. Okay. Sorry, these get stuck. Hold on a second. All right. Just put that hand on top of your head. Put this one on top of your head. All right. All right. All right. You can have a seat right there. Nothing in your pockets or anything. You can have a seat right there. >> All right. I'm just going to call you to the center. At the station, Amber was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and she agreed to submit breath samples. Sergeant Robert not operated the machine. >> And if they're too tight, you know, okay, I can make them looser. >> Okay. >> Too tight. >> Got you. >> Yes, you did. Sorry, I didn't mean to do that. >> What? >> I made him a little tighter by action. >> It's literally loose. >> Loose. >> It's okay. Imagine. Where's that thing at? I have to read >> is it in the packet? the standard statement for just follow the prompts there like directions on doctor what you got to say you angry still. Yes. >> How old are you? >> 28. >> 28. ever. >> What's case? >> Case is 25 WB09628. Jesus. Amber, when all said and done here, when we're done with you here, is there anybody in the area? Do you live all the way in? Like, is that where you're going tonight? Yeah. anybody in the area or that's sober that could pick you up? >> Uh my sister lives in Tin Falls. >> Okay. >> Um so if you want to call her. >> Yeah. When we get to it, we'll it's just a question that will come up a little later once we're done with everything. Um so whether it's her or someone else, just curious if there's somebody in the area. >> Call if you if you want to call my sister. She's in the area. She's in Tim Falls. >> Yeah, it's it's it's very close. So, we'll get to that when we're done. Um, but I just wanted to ask ahead of time. So, that that's who uh is nearby. That's good. Could you start? >> Yeah. >> Uh, I have to read that paper before though. >> Which one? >> Right. >> Yeah. I have to read this first, right? >> Yeah. >> All right, Amber. At this time, I'm just going to read some stuff off to you and you tell me. All right. >> If you understand at the end. All right. >> Okay. Um, I'm going to advise you of your Miranda warning. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? Yes. >> Have these rights u having these rights in mind. Do you wish to talk to us now? >> About what? No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> Just right now. >> Yep. >> She doesn't want to then talk to you and then it's all this >> about what? So, like again, remember I I just read all that stuff to you. Um, what kind of alcoholic drinks have you had tonight? >> A a Surfside. >> Surfside. About how many? >> Like three. >> Where were you? >> Jacks >> in Long. >> Yes. about how much time between each drink? >> I don't know. Uh, >> it's all right. Uh, about what time did you have your first drink? >> Whoa. Okay. Uh, so I had to be there for I don't know like 7 o'clock. >> 7 o'clock of the 22nd. So yesterday. I don't know. >> These are all just questions that we have to ask. >> I I literally I'm just guessing. >> So if you No, that's fine. Just do your best with answering them. It's >> I'm guessing this point. >> What's that? >> I said I'm guessing at this point. I don't know. >> That's fine. >> When did you finish your last drink roughly? >> What time is it? Uh, it's 1:19 right now. >> Damn. Probably like 11:30. >> 11:30. >> Yeah. >> Took a while. Uh, what time did you finish eating today? Like your last meal? like right before I left. >> So, what time is it? >> So, what time is it now? >> It's 1:00 a.m. or 1:19 a.m. now. >> Okay. So, probably like 8:30ish. >> Okay. >> And what did you have? I had uh chicken with green beans and mashed potatoes. All righty. That's fine. You can just do that later. Just keep on scrolling down. Read this. Oh, there's a paper for this. So, she's got a sign, right? >> Um, there's one here, but this isn't this isn't this it's the same thing I'm holding right now. >> Okay. >> So, um, you can read it or I can read it. It's up to you. I mean, I'll read it since I'm I'm going to do the >> portion of it. Yeah. >> All right, Amber, I just have to read you the statement. It's a little long. Just pay attention, okay? It has to do with the breath test, so just listen to me. You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. The law requires that you submit breath samples or submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of taking the breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of the record will be made available to you. After you provide the breath 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 breath samples, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. The court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be uh subject to various penalties including licens relocation up to 20 years, a fine of 20,000 up to $2,000, installation of ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to the penalties imposed by the court for any other offense which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking 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 breath testing. Even if you agree to the test, but then you 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 under your breath? >> Yes. >> Okay. Just write yes. >> There were so many questions. >> I know. That's why I said to >> I said breath. >> It's a bit long test. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Um >> you could have my breath test. >> Okay. Thank you. >> If you really needed it, >> it's that's why we ask. It's up to you. But >> if if you if you refuse to do it, then it's like a separate it's a separate >> like ticket >> ticket charge and but we're going to take your answer is yes. We're going to have we just have to wait 20 minutes. We'll do this testing. Uh we'll finish up everything we have to do with you. Call your sister and we'll get you out of here. You're not staying here tonight or anything. You're going to go home or as long as we find a sober person to come pick you up. Okay. This is like excessive. [Music] Any questions? Amber, >> what are you doing over there? >> Uh, just some paperwork. >> Okay. This is like aggressive. I watch a bunch of these shows so like I get >> just too much to hurt. Just don't put your hands in your mouth. All right. >> Why? >> It's uh it's part of the thing cuz we have to take your breath. So you can't put your hands in your mouth. >> I'm literally telling you about like the shows. >> Tell me what shows you watch. >> Which ones? >> These shows. So like I'm not like [Music] You watch Criminal Minds or like Law and Order? >> No, it's just like this [ __ ] >> What do you mean? 20inut observation start. I don't I don't need you yet cuz the machine up in the room just make sure she's not doesn't burp or hand in the mouth or anything. She got no gum in her mouth, right? >> No gum in your mouth, right, Amber? >> Nothing in your mouth. >> Amber, just open your mouth. Take your tongue out real quick. Tell me about the Sims world that you have. I played Sims for a long time. >> You were hanging in the car. You play Sims. >> What are you playing on? >> The computer. >> Computer. >> Yeah. like for the next 10 minutes try not to only touch your mouth or anything. I that's why I want you to if you're crying just dab that your the tissue there >> just because it has to do with the testing and if you if you do one of these things we have to start the obser 20 minute observation over. So >> quicker we get you tested the quicker we get you out of here. Are you from like born and raised? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Middle Sex County, right? >> Yeah. >> I'm from Middle Sex County, too. >> Okay, cool. You think something's wrong with me? Do I think something's wrong with you? >> Yeah. >> No, absolutely not. >> Okay. You said something about Sims. >> Yeah. You were talking to me in the car about Sims. About how you play Sims with your boyfriend. >> Uh, >> yeah. I was just making conversation. >> He's not judging you. >> No, I played too. It was a great game. >> I don't even know what the hell Sims is. >> You don't know what Sims is? >> No. >> How old are you? Got 38. Too old for that. >> Is that the one that's like a lifestyle game? >> You like create a world? >> Yeah. Yeah. It's been around for a while. I know what it is. >> Create. >> I forgot what it was called. Actually, it's been around for a long time. >> Thank you. Can I have it? >> It's not that serious. Like, >> no idea. Stroll start all this or wait until after. >> Uh yeah, you can do this. Amber, what did you say your uh occupation was? What did you say your job was? >> Bartender. >> Bartender. And now where do you work? Are you >> Are you sick at all? >> I sick? >> Yeah. Like you have a cold or anything? Like a cold or anything like that? >> Probably. I think I do actually have cold. >> Cold? Okay. >> Diagnosed? No. >> Okay. >> Are you under the care of a doctor? >> No. >> Okay. >> Are you on any medication right now? >> Yeah, I'm uh that's it. >> Okay. And um when's when's the last time you took that? >> I take it every day. >> What time do you take it? Yesterday. >> I'm sorry. >> That's all right. >> I take it every night. Every night? >> Yeah, every single night. >> You know about what time >> I mean it it differs. So 10:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 12 like it differs. But every single night I take it. >> Do you have diabetes, Amber? >> No diabetes. >> And are you injured at all? Nope. >> What are you looking at? >> The camera. >> Oh, yeah. >> There's a camera there. Will you look at that? >> Still doing the paperwork. >> Computer. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, if I get a charged with a DUI, >> yeah, you get charged. The statute is driving while intoxicated. >> Yeah. So, uh, so what does that mean? >> Uh, that means you will you'll get the charge and then you'll have a court date. So, you'll have to go to court. >> Okay. And then what? >> Then the judge decides what he wants to do from there. Okay. >> You've never had a DWI before, right? So, >> wi. >> Yeah. Driving while intoxicated. >> Driving under the influence. >> Yeah. Driving under Yeah. >> Say thank you. >> Yeah. Pretty much. >> I uh No. >> Say that again. >> I said no. Oh. That's your car. The um the one you were driving registered to you. All right. Hurry up. >> Got to wait just a couple more minutes until we can do the breath test. >> Okay. And this boy, >> you have to use the bathroom. >> Yeah. >> All right. Just one second. Okay. >> I'll go fast. Okay. >> What was that? >> Oh no. I don't know. I don't know. It sounded like an earring, but it was in my ear. >> Oh, yes, it was. >> An earring? >> Yep. >> Oh, we know it's in here. We'll find it eventually. >> Yeah, that's a problem. [Music] [Music] this for all of us. You all right? Sorry. She got to use the bathroom. >> All right. >> 20 minutes over again. >> Sorry. Oh, how bad does he have to go? >> Thank you. >> Oh, I got you. >> You okay? >> We're going right here. Yep. We're going right this way. First on the right. >> Yeah. All right. Right there. All right. Do your thing. >> Huh? Stand there. Don't watch it all over again. >> You all right, Amber? >> Do you know where they are in the other cells? I guess I don't know. >> You got your pants on. [Music] >> It's on top of the toilet. >> It's on top. >> There's a button. >> There's a button up top. >> I love this sink. Is that the cell two? Right. >> Cell one. >> Uh cell two, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. Just just buckle your um buckle your pants and everything. >> Yeah. over like someone just >> Yeah, we're going. >> We're going. Dude, come right over here. Amber, here. Put your button your pants up. >> No, I get you. We're going to get you out of here as fast as possible. >> Just We have to wait 20 more minutes now. >> Okay. Do we get it? >> Sit right here. Okay, >> good. >> I'll get you. Just sit down. >> Watch. All right. Give me this hand right here. >> I'm going to get you one right now. Thank you. >> Just remember, don't touch your mouth. Okay. >> Why? >> Because then we'll have to start the time over and it's going to stop you from getting out of here. What time? >> What are you talking about? >> Just throw out the throw out the tissue, please. Just throw it out. You got to throw that out. >> I have focus. >> I got you. It's fine. >> Okay. >> Cuz we got to We're going to have to start the time over. The longer we longer we take doing this, the longer you're going to have to stay here. Okay. >> I don't know what that means. >> So, we got to wait 20 minutes until we can take your breath sample. Okay. And you can't touch your face or else the 20 minutes starts over. >> Another 20 minute. >> Hold up. >> I have a say. Just time stamp right now. >> I'll do it. >> All right. >> I have a stuffed elbow, so I don't know what that means. >> No, I get you. You just can't Don't touch your face at all. Right. Even if you have boogers. >> We want to start observation. >> 53123 starting 20. [Music] [Music] Amber, who's your um your boyfriend? >> Yeah, I guess he's calling to see where you're to see where you're at. Is he sober? Can he pick you up? Possibly. >> He's always sober. >> Okay. Hey, Sergeant. I got a message from the dispatcher. I guess her boyfriend's on the phone. He's calling to see where he is. >> All right. Whatever. Do you want to talk? Do you want to call him or talk to him or we're not going to talk to him? >> Can he just pick me up? >> Yeah, we can. He can pick you. Do you want him to pick you up? >> All right. We We'll call him back. Just get a phone number for him. Remember, [Music] don't touch your face, Amber. >> I'm sorry. >> No, I get you. >> My face. >> I'm sorry. >> No, it's okay. Sorry. >> You want me to get him attentive? >> Huh? [Music] I have pokey ears. Just leave them. All right. >> Okay. >> Thank you. What if it's a lot of boogies? >> I need a tissue. >> I can't. You can't touch your face. That's the thing. All right. >> I'm touching my face. >> All right. Don't do that. >> There's boogies running over my face. >> Oh, I got you. >> Okay. So, here it is. I'm upset. >> That's totally understandable. >> Yeah. Sick right on. Can I go home? Like, >> not yet. >> Yeah. Here's my boogies. So, what are we waiting for? Cuz I need a tissue. What are we waiting for? >> We have to wait 20 minutes because you had to go to the bathroom. We had to wait 20 minutes. Another 20 minutes from the time you went to the bathroom to before we can take your breath. I literally need a tissue and I want to go home. >> Amber, I totally get you. I'm trying to get you out of here as fast as possible. All right, just bear with us. Okay, if you need to wipe your boogers with your hand, wipe your boogers with your hand. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. It's [Music] Sergeant I have his number right here. >> Oh, you're not sorry. >> No, this is >> And then he just called. Oh, good. >> Do you know what the statute is for being over the stop line? Is it 144? She was almost into the oncoming traffic of 36 eastbound. I think it's 144. Is that >> um what about 44 might sound right? >> So I have the 488. That's the maintain lane, right? >> 488 450 >> and then I think requisite Was that 96, right? >> Yeah. 44 to stop video. So, it's not Which way we're failing to maintain lane? >> That's 88. >> Oh, which one? Like which >> uh I know there's a statue for stop, not for like being over the stop line. >> Being over the center line. >> Huh? >> Uh for being over the stop like at a light being over the stop line. >> Oh. Oh, >> you know what I'm talking about. Whatever that it doesn't matter. I'll hold off on serving all these and printing them and stuff until they're all up here ready. This is done. >> All right. The whole packet is this, right? >> Uh yeah. >> And then whoever comes and gets her will have to sign John's law. >> Yep. >> But now I think it's finished. I have to just do my >> Yeah. I mean, you have time to do that. It's not something that needs to be >> done immediately. All right. And we're 10 more minutes of observation, then we do the test and we get out of here. All right. >> What's the test? >> The breath test that we asked about. >> We We just have to sit for 10 more minutes. >> So, the breath The breath test is for me to drive out of here. >> No. Somebody will come pick you up. >> So, what's the point of it? >> The breath test determines the your blood alcohol content. Don't touch your mouth. All right. >> Your your blood alcohol content. All right. >> So, >> did you get out of that cuff? I thought I thought you let her out. No. >> Did you just slip your hand out cuz your hand fit through it? >> It's very slippable. So, you should probably >> Well, just keep your hand in there, please. >> Yes, sir. There you go. That's good. Um, okay. So, what's a test? >> You're just going to breathe. You're just going to blow into a tube. >> Submit. You're going to breathe into a pose over here which measures the alcohol in your >> Yeah. In your breath. >> Okay. >> Okay. We explained it. I explained it to you with when I read you that form. Okay. And you said yes, you would. So, like I said, it's 10 more minutes of us sitting here. >> That's fine. >> We do the test and then we're all done and we just have to wait for your ride to get here and you go home. >> So, did you talk to my boyfriend? >> I talked to him. He's going to come get you. >> He's going to come get you. >> Okay. >> Just not right now. >> Not Not until afterwards. Just because we can't have anything touching your mouth. Just >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. So, what's the point of this? >> What do you mean? >> Did you explain it already? I'm sorry. Of me [ __ ] sprewing my boogies out right now. >> Right now, we can't have you touching your mouth because we can't we can't you can't touch your mouth because purposes of this test. Nothing can be >> What's the test? breath test that you're going to provide after in like eight minutes. Okay. When we went to the bathroom, we had to start a new observation period of you sitting here for 20 minutes. >> We have like 8 minutes left on the on this one. Okay. >> That's weird. I thought a breath breath test was like different. >> No, it's done here. And like I said, you get >> it's just sitting here like showing me with my boogies coming out. >> Don't touch your mouth. Just don't touch your mouth. Don't touch your mouth >> about touching it, but there's boogies coming out. >> I get it. >> Okay. Well, I'm crying. So, here's this. >> I hope this helps. >> How much time is it? >> 8 minutes. There's literally boogies coming out of my mouth, >> so whatever. >> You're not. >> I need a tissue. >> I understand that. >> After we do this test, right? >> After we do the test. >> Okay. Whatever. >> All right. But before we run the actual test, take your radio, including her cell phone, her phone. What else? Just package. >> Tickets. >> Tickets are done. Just wait. You want me to just bring them on up? Serve them. Pray them on up. You can start off the serious. >> I understand that. >> Look at my face. >> We're going to be done in 5 minutes, right? >> Okay. >> 496. >> You can bring her over to this bench. Like I literally did [ __ ] >> I understand that for right now. We just need you to just follow over. That way we can get you out of here quicker. >> I'm just sitting here. I don't know what you want me to do. >> Just I don't touch your mouth or anything. So just come over and sit on this bench over here. Sit on the bench right over there. Huh? >> Camera too. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Everything goes into control. He's annoying. >> He's a good He's a good sergeant. >> Yeah. Right on. Right on. I just rather someone look at me and be like, "This is what it is. This is what you get. Big big bomb." He's like, "Okay." Okay. >> No, that's what's going to happen. You're going to get a couple tickets and your boyfriend will pick you up, take it home, >> and then you'll have a court date that you'll have to show up to. And >> so, I have to go to court. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. That sucks. >> Could be worse. >> So, you're my first. Whatever. It sucks. >> Oh, don't do that. Please. Don't do that. >> I can reach it. >> All right. I'm >> sorry. It sucks. Where did that tissue go? >> Just throw them at me. I'm not giving them back to you. >> Whatever. [Music] Thank you. This is going to be her copy. This is a request for records. Just hold on to these. Don't lose them. You want to go get whatever property hers that you have out in the car. >> Get my vape. Get my vape. >> Your vape? I don't know what's in there. >> It's It's a [ __ ] vape. I have to pee. >> You can use the bathroom now. You can you can have a tissue now. Do you want a tissue still? >> I want a tissue. >> I need to pee again. >> All right. When he comes back in, we'll take care of both of those. >> It's just so unnecessary. >> And you should be out of here. As soon as your boyfriend gets here. >> I should just go pick me up. >> I'm sorry it has to be like this. Wait. >> Did you prank out the sis yet? >> Not yet. I'm going to go do that right now. This is all your stuff. >> It's on there. Maybe. >> Not in there. I think it was in your in your dash in your car. >> Probably put it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> This is all yours. I'm going leave this up here. That's yours. Oh my god. So this sucks. See you later. >> Gabby, can you come in here? >> Yeah. I'm going to help get the stuff ready. >> Can I get my vape out of my car, please? >> What's that? >> Your car is Your your car is >> It's gone. >> Well, it's in the tow. It's in It got impounded. So, your It has to be impounded for 12 hours. It's mandatory with law. So, 1:00 tomorrow because I think your arrest time is 10. 10 >> 1:00 p.m. >> 1:00 p.m. tomorrow you can get the car. >> What's tomorrow? >> What? It's tomorrow. Wednesday. >> Okay, cool. >> Okay, so 1:00 tomorrow, you can come here. >> You come here, right? Do you want me >> Do you want me to tell you this or No, I mean, >> you said something to me. >> You're going to Amber. Amber. Amber, you're getting all this paperwork. hammer. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go for it. >> You're getting all this paperwork. >> Cool. >> Okay. And you'll bring this paperwork with you and then you bring it here. >> Car gets signed out. You bring the paperwork we will give you to the towyard and you get the car back. >> And then it costs for a bunch. I don't know from from the toe company. I don't know how much they charge for it. >> Do you have something? >> Yeah, you're going to get it once you're released. >> My hands. Okay. >> Once you get released, you you'll get copies of everything. >> It's sick. >> What's that? >> I said that's sick. >> It's sig. >> Sig. >> Oh, >> right on. Gotcha. >> Right on. >> Watch commander HP. >> Let's do that one. >> Are you h kind of an asking a state? >> I mean, it should be. You can go check. >> Yeah. >> I just printed the whole thing even though we only need that last page. I have like Can I have a tissue or like my boyfriend or Eddie? >> [ __ ] you. >> That tissue right there. >> I have to pee like Hello. >> I hate it. >> Thank you. So I don't want it. This is down. >> Listen, you're here. It happened. >> But you're getting out of here. You're going home. This is >> You'll have a day in court. You'll have >> It would happen once in my life. And here it is. >> What's that? >> This is it. >> You knew it would happen. >> Once in my life. >> You knew it would happen. >> I'm 28. I knew it would happen once. >> Okay. Well, the time of my life. >> Listen. Don't hurt yourself. >> Whatever. >> Um, >> where is he? Where's my boyfriend? >> I don't know. It hasn't been 35 minutes. >> Okay. >> It's probably been 20 25 minutes, maybe. So, it's probably another 5 10 minutes. Where does he live? >> Playfield. >> Playfield. >> South Playfield. >> South Playfield. All right. >> I have to pee. >> I don't want my vape. >> We don't have your vape. You don't have your vape, but you can pee. >> Subscribe. >> What's that? >> Subscribe. >> As far as what goes. >> As far as my vape, >> uh, as far as your vape goes, you don't have one right now, but you're 28. So, you can buy another one or >> it's like >> when you get your car out, >> you will be able to get it back then. You have to pay, right? Oh, please. Thank you. Jesus. I'll do. Don't worry about it. >> Whatever. We just pulled the gun. Just sit down. >> Okay. >> You need to get in there. >> No. Good. >> Yeah. Yeah. What's up? >> Where's my boyfriend? >> Huh? >> Is he helping? >> Your boyfriend? Yeah. He's on his way. I don't know where he is exactly, but I know he's on his way. >> Okay. So, why am I in here? >> Uh because that's our that's our procedure. Does he think I'm going to karate? >> So, you think what? >> Does he think I'm going to karate chop in? >> Never know. >> That guy was scared. Well, this is my first DIY. So, right on, [ __ ] That sucks. So, how long does that stay on your license for? >> To be honest with you, I'm not sure. >> I think it all depends on what the judge says. So if you say it's my first defense or whatever the [ __ ] it's called offense defense whatever >> first offense. Yeah. >> Well it'll come down to whatever the >> it's whatever the judge says really you know like I can't I don't know. It's it's up to the judge. >> Okay. Whatever. >> How old are you? >> I'm 27. >> Right. So, >> what's so funny? >> I'm 28. >> Yeah. Look at this. >> Yeah. >> How does that feel? >> Does that feel powerful? >> Huh? >> Whatever. No. Don't listen to me. Don't listen to me. Wait, so how far did I make it? >> What do you mean for what? >> From Jack. >> Uh, not too far. Jack's in Long Branch and you were at uh >> Aspberry Circle. >> No, you were in West Long Branch getting out to 36. Mama Mammoth Road in 36 is where you were at. >> So, how far is that? Probably less than 10 minutes. >> Terrible. >> So, why'd you pull me over? >> Uh, well, I was behind you on Mammoth Road and I saw you out almost in the middle of like that intersection right there. Um, you were at least a car length past the stop line at the light. Made the left onto Mama's Road. Then I was coming down. I'm sorry. You made the left on the 36. I was driving behind you on 36. I saw you swerve in and out of your lane two times. And that's why Nothing. Just looking at the uh the book. Uh, just like a records book. >> Anything good? >> H >> anything good? >> No, nothing good. >> I watch some crazy show on TV. >> Crazy show on TV. Like what? What do you watch? like an insane people at night like cops deal with like [Music] [Applause] hello. All right. All right. Okay. All righty. Bye. >> All right, Amber. >> Okay, >> I'm getting out of here. >> Okay. What happened if no one called me out? >> I'm sorry. >> What? What happen if no one's like here for me? >> Um, we just we just wait until somebody could come get you. >> I would just sleep in there. >> I mean, if you if we had to. Yeah, but >> Okay. What was your name? >> Michael. >> Hello, Amber. >> All right, Amber. Me this one. I'm sorry. >> How old are you? >> 27. >> Nice to meet you. >> That's cool. >> All right. So, I'm going to hold all this until we get out there. Okay. >> Is that my license? >> Yes. Your license, registration, insurance. Um, >> so where's my car? Am I going to remember this? >> Yeah, you'll probably you'll remember this. I'm going to give you paperwork and everything. All right. Come on. >> I'm not going to remember. >> That's all right. You're going to get paperwork showing that um >> like proof of all this. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> We're going to go right out this way here. Okay. >> Sorry for being annoying. >> Oh, you're not annoying. After you. >> Yep. This way. [Music] Come right down here. Okay. >> Hey, what's up, man? >> Um, Officer Spark, West Long Police Department. All righty. So, this is all her belongings. Just make sure your phone and keys and everything are in there. >> Um, this is her license, registration, and insurance. >> Got it. >> Okay. So, to get her car back. All right. It's at Lee's garage, 8:30 853 Broadway West Long Branch. Got it. >> Um, that's going to take So, it's going to be 12 hours from now when you can get the car. So, there's a law in New Jersey called John's law. Okay. Um, basically what's going to happen right now is I'm going to have you sign a document. Sure. >> You're going to take responsibility to Amber for the next uh 12 hours. So, she can't drive. >> She can't do anything. She can't get the car back for 12 hours. Okay. >> So, around 200 p.m. tomorrowish >> roughly. Roughly. >> These are going to be her summones. >> Okay. >> All right. It's Hang on. Amber, don't go yet. >> Amber. >> Amber. It's a little late. >> That's okay. Amber, that's all right. Don't leave yet, though. Okay. So, I pulled her over on State Route 36. Okay. I observed her over the stop line at the intersection of Mammoth Road and 36, like way over the stop line, almost into traffic. Um, and she was swerving in and out of her lane on 36. So, that's the first citation is failure to maintain lane 488. The second citation is reckless driving. All right. And then the third citation is driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >> Is she going to be she going to be forced into court? I >> Yeah, she'll have a court date. It's all on here. So, the court appearance required, court time, court date, >> and all of the other any questions, you call the court. >> Got it. >> 133 to 170. >> John's law paper. >> What about it? >> Uh, he's got to sign it, right? Do you have it with you? >> I already did it. >> Oh, you already signed it? >> Does he have one already? >> Oh, does he need it? >> No, I made him copy. He gave me a copy. >> Perfect. I didn't know you had that already. >> Sarge. Sge. Does uh Does he need this as well? No. Right. This is for us. That's us. >> Okay. He doesn't need anything. Just take it. That's it. >> All right. And this is the to this is what you'll need to get your to get the vehicle back >> tomorrow. >> Yep. And this is her copy of her BAC. It was.187 which is twice illegal. >> Okay. All right. >> So just just one more time to reiterate something. >> Yes. >> Uh I think he did say do I have to >> her alco test results eventually indicated a back level of 0.185% which was more than double the legal limit of 0.08%. After they were finished processing Amber, she was released to her boyfriend pending her court appearance. He signed the potential share value warning on Amber's behalf. She was issued the following citations. Operating under the influence, reckless driving and traffic on marked lanes. >> Do we have to come here first for you guys to sign off on the car? >> Yes, you do. >> So, in 12 hours, we have to come here first. You guys will sign off on the car, and then we can go there. >> Correct. Exactly. >> Got it. >> All right. Any other questions? >> That's it. All right, guys. Thank you very much. Yep. Take care. Have a good night. All right, Amber. >> Take care. >> Okay, clear enough.