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I see you got some blood. >> I'm actually okay. >> It's just my bloody nose. >> Is anyone else in the car with you? >> No, I'm pretty disappointed, actually. Okay. Can you start a hook for this vehicle? It's uh pretty far into the woods. Around 1:30 a.m. on March 30th, 2025, Sergeant Sha Veratt, and patrolman Patrick Davis, Thomas Miklo, Colin Roberts, and Jacob Miller with the Barkley Township Police Department responded to the intersection of Pinewald Kzich Road in Double Trouble Road on a report of a vehicle that had crashed into a tree. Patrolman Davis arrived on scene around 1:35 a.m. and observed that a red 2017 Honda Accord had driven off the road and become disabled about 150 ft into a wooded area. >> Uh we're actually going to be into the entrance of Double Trouble State Park >> Berkeley. Copy tag. >> Copy. Just making sure. Tango 81 Romeo Victor Whiskey. [Music] [Music] >> The driver of the vehicle was soon identified Alexis Garza. She admitted to the officers that she was texting with her ex at the time of the crash. She was then escorted over to an ambulance rig so that she could be evaluated by first responders. >> Did you lose contact? >> No. >> My sight's actually been pretty bad. Regardless what it is, I'm in trouble. So, >> all right. >> Yeah. Chilly blanket your head. >> Uh it's okay. >> Pretty sure 1396. I think where's the one from right above the eyebrow and then the other one's from the nose for you. >> Do you have your license on you or do they have it? Uh my pocketbook. [Music] >> What's your last name, dude? >> Uh Garza. G A R Z. >> And the last name? Uh first name? Alexis with two S's. >> With two S's. >> Yeah. >> So, A L E X I S S. >> Yep. >> And when's your birthday? Tight over here. >> Sorry. [Music] [Music] What you Dang. Not not reading. Give me two seconds. Can I switch over to the other one? >> I'm like actually really upset. >> Am I like I'm okay. Like I don't know. >> Listen, you're all right. >> Everything everybody I just want to know everyone else is okay. I'm not. >> You were the only person in the vehicle, correct? >> Yeah. >> And it didn't hit any other cars. Nope. >> Can I tell you something? It like out of nowhere. I was bitching on the phone. That's how it happened. >> Yeah. >> Where were you coming from? >> 37. >> Just I'm honestly like really depressed. >> Okay. >> So, it's bitching at my ex. Just don't cease for it. So, it wasn't like intentional or anything? >> Of course not. >> Okay. >> And no drugs or alcohol? [Music] >> 169. >> I'm like really upset right now. 128 over 70. >> Got two. >> What's the heart rate? >> 120. >> And what's sex? >> 98. >> Do you take any medications daily? >> No. You don't take any blood thinners or anything like that? Any medical history? >> Wants to know >> any allergies to any meds? >> No. >> And what's your home address? >> Hey, >> you guys want meds? >> Am I good? >> You're actually good. >> We were actually about to cancel and fathom. Do you know how approximately how fast you're going? >> So, >> I mean, we highly suggest when you go get checked out >> considering it looks like you did hit your head, right? >> I just want to go home. >> I'm [ __ ] the other side of the car, but it's kind of between two trees. Um, you're the police officer. What What do you want me to do? >> I just want to check your eyes real quick. Okay. >> As he was speaking with her in the ambulance rig, Betman Davis detected the odor of alcohol and observed other indicators of impairment. He completed the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test and asked her to recite part of the alphabet and count backwards. These tests indicated impairment. Alexis was eventually asked to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises and she initially hesitated to do so. However, she eventually performed the walk and turn and one leg stand tests in front of you. >> You have any head injuries? >> No. >> No. Okay. Do me a favor. Put your head straight. Follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes on. Okay. Fire 109. >> Keep your head straight. >> Oh, sorry. Go ahead. >> Can keep your head straight for me. [Music] set up. Okay. [Music] Keep your head straight for me. [Music] Feel good. She going to go up. >> How much you have had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. Not much. Nothing. >> Not much. How much is not much? Couple glasses of wine, mixed drinks, hard alcohol? >> No, sir. >> Nothing. Mixer or nothing? >> Okay. All right. What's your highest level of education? >> A tree. >> What's that? >> A tree. Like cosmetology. >> Okay. So, you graduated high school and everything. You're familiar with the English alphabet. >> Yeah. >> I know it's a silly question. Okay. I want you to recite the alphabet for me. Starting at the letter B, going to the letter T. So, starting at the letter B is in boy. Going to the letter T is in Thomas. Do you understand? >> Yeah, I think so. >> Okay, you can begin. >> C D E F G E F >> Oh my god. >> A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O B Q R S T U V W X Y and Z. >> Okay. Okay. Now I want you to count back from the number 63 to the number 48. So you're counting backwards from 63 to 48. >> 62 61 60 um >> 37 count >> 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 53 51 >> 50 uh 49 48 47 46 453 42 41 >> Give me one second. I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> Sorry. >> Hey, one of you guys stay here. One of you guys stand here. >> Yeah. >> Well, just watch. This truck's going to be coming in here. >> Yeah, I got you. >> Watch out. birthday. >> You said your pocketbook is in your car. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you mind if I grab your license, registration, and insurance? >> Uh, registration, insurance is on my phone. >> Okay. >> Uh, registration. I feel like I left it at home. >> Okay. It might not be in my car. Yeah. >> All right. But your license is in your purse. >> It's in my um my truck. >> Unless I start to read anyway. >> All right. You don't mind if I grab it real quick? You get by. It's okay. No problem. >> You the registered owner of the vehicle? >> Uh it's me and my grandpa. >> Okay. >> Like I I feel like I'm on it. >> Okay. You don't know who's you don't know whose name it's in? >> Of course I do. It's my grandfather. >> Your grandfather's name? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Mhm. Now they're going past. They're going to put a light on it. >> Alexis, do you happen to know your social? >> Yeah. You know what car insurance you have? >> Draco. Stop on your own. >> And you said you didn't pass out, correct? >> I did not pass out. >> Okay. >> No pain anywhere. No headaches, no blurred vision. Besides the said you already have issues with your eyes. Do you wear glasses? No. >> What's the date 63 said the RO might possibly be her grandfather. James. >> What's the last name? >> Garza. >> Alexis Garza. >> 63 is going to be Alexis Garza. 101 deal. >> Do you have an Arizona driver's license? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Yeah, pretty much. should come back. Can you at least tell me what I'm getting arrested for? >> Are you sure you don't want to go to the hospital? >> I'm sure. >> Well, while they're talking to you, it's a heavy two things. This is one that you allow us to you a lot of consent for us to check you out, but you don't want to go to the hospital sign. Anything changes, you can always call us back. So, this one's just going to be for HIPPA. So, we can't go exclusively any information with anybody HIPPA. >> You're just going to sign right there. It's either a sign or initial, whatever you're more comfortable with on the way right in here. I see it. This is just for your insurance. >> And then there's going to be one more that you last check you out. You don't want to go to the hospital this time. Okay. All I did is we go the [ __ ] wrong turn. >> Well, this is this is just that you allow us to check you out and you don't want to go to the hospital. cancel >> cuz she's Not going. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. 25. >> Got it. Thank you. >> No problem. 153. >> Alexa, do you have any shoes in your car? Just those green slides. I have like a lot of >> parachute. >> I don't know if I can get >> It's fine. What am I doing? Am I waiting here? >> What's that? If you're not going to go to the hospital, they're >> What? If >> you're not going to go with them to the hospital, then I have a couple more tests I would like you to do, then we're going to go from there. Okay. You don't want your shoes for the test? >> Um, I guess. I mean, >> that's the only place I'd be is the trunk. >> Okay. >> No, I had my shoes on before. >> Oh, they in the front with They should be. I'm like really depressed right now. I don't even know what to say. But everyone everyone's okay besides me being right. >> Well, it was only you involved. >> I know. I know. You just don't know anymore. >> I feel like a scumbag. Things happen. We'll move forward from here. Um Yeah. But nobody else is injured. No one's injured. I mean, and you're absolutely positive. if you don't want to get checked out. >> All right. >> Um, I just kind of want to go home. >> Unfortunately, where we're at right now, yeah, that's not going to be the case. Where is Homer? You live in Bayville? >> Tom River. >> Tom River. Okay. And that's the only driver's license you have, right? You don't have a New Jersey driver's license? >> No, it's uh Arizona. >> Just Arizona. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. They're going to look for some shoes for you. I'm just going to hang out with you in the meantime. >> All right. You guys the only rig on tonight? >> Yep. It's been an enjoyable night. >> Oh, after that boat crash. >> Yeah. >> How was that? >> Yeah. >> Four patients. Three of them went to the hospital. >> Alexa, do you have any updated insurance or is it all the same policy still? DO. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Same policy number. >> Um, it should be >> Are you willing to do a couple more tests for me? >> Like what kind of tests? >> Just some balance tests. That's all. >> Like what else am I going to do? >> If you want to do them, I'll tell you all the instructions and everything and we'll do them. If you don't want to do them, then we're going to go from there. No, >> I'm not trying to be disrespectful at all. I just like don't know. >> That's all. That's That's literally all there is supposed to do. >> There's a walk and turn test and there's one leg and stand test. That's all. >> And then >> and then we're going to go from there. >> And if I don't do it, >> if you don't do it, then we'll go from there. Do you want to do it or not? It's completely up to you. >> Can I be honest with you? >> Sure. >> I just want to go home and go to bed. >> Okay. All right. So, at this time, you're going to be placed under arrest for suspicion of uh driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you don't want to go to the hospital. I'm going to bring you transport you back to headquarters. We'll have to go through some processing stuff from there. >> Probably take me 45 minutes to an hour. Do you have anyone that can pick you up? >> Maybe. >> Maybe. Where's home? >> Tom Zerber. >> Tom Herbert. Do you live with anyone? No. Any family nearby? >> No. Any friends? >> Is she going? >> Yeah. I probably wouldn't do that, though. I'm pretty embarrassed. >> All right, Alexis, I'm going to have you step out for me. >> I don't even know. Like, what am I What am I supposed to do? >> He's going to tell you everything that he's going to do step by step as we go along. Listen, like I said, we move forward from here. You can't control what happened at this point. >> I thought that was my jacket. >> The blanket. >> I thought it was my jacket, honestly. >> Um, I tore my ACL, just so you know. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you willing to do those tests for me or no? >> Can I be honest with you? >> Yeah. >> Like, why? >> So, these are already in trouble. >> These are the standardized field sobriety tests, right? This is what we have everyone go through. If you want to do them, we can do them. If you don't want to do them, then we won't. >> So, what do you What happens when you don't do them? >> I'm so cold. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. A little bit. >> Like I said, you have the choice to do it. If you don't want to do it, >> what's that? >> I'm like I'm very disappointed. >> Okay. >> So, I'm not really sure. I mean, >> all right. >> You know, >> it's up to you. Do you want to do the test? Yes or no? >> You're already displaying signs of intoxication. All right. You are involved in a motor vehicle crash. >> Yeah. >> Okay. uh the the if you pass the test then you pass the test and you go home. If you fail the test then you're coming with us. All right. But based off our observations right now, there's enough probable cause to believe that you may be intoxicated. >> All right. Where are you coming from? >> My friend's house. >> Okay. So, this either you're going to do the test now or you're not. >> All right. Let's just at this point like >> Do you want to do the test? >> Well, I mean, if you don't do it, what happens? >> You're going to be placed under arrest, >> right? >> Okay. So, >> regardless, it's so cold. >> You're going to do the test? >> I'm asking you. Are you going to do the test? >> Miss, are you going to do the test? >> Oh, it's it's yes or no. >> Okay. >> Do most people do it? >> Everybody does it. >> All right. Well, whatever. I don't care. >> All right. Down there. And uh You know, it's like >> I know. [Music] All right. Stand right here for me. [Music] I'm going let this fire truck get out of the way. Just stay with this officer for one moment. Okay. Hey, are you guys hanging out here? >> Yeah. >> Do me a favor. Just cut all the lights for me, please. Thank you. [Applause] Can you give me a solid? Can you just kill all the lights? Thank you. >> They said you can keep that. >> I will, but >> All right, Alexis, face towards me. I'm >> like fighting. Put your >> hands down by your side. It's >> so cold. >> I'll try. We'll go through it. Okay. I want you to take your left foot, put it out in front of you. >> My left foot? >> Yep. Your left foot, put it out in front of you. Take your right foot, put it in front of that left foot, connecting your heel to your toe. >> Okay, stay in this position until I tell you to begin. Do you understand? >> Yeah. It's freezing. >> Okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps, counting out each step out loud, connecting your heel to your toe, keeping your hands down by your side, it's going to look like this. One, two, three, until you reach nine. When you reach the ninth step, keep your lead foot on the ground, taking a small series of steps, turning around. Then you're going to go back nine returning steps. One, two, three, and so on until you reach nine. When you begin the test, don't stop until the test is concluded. Counting out your steps as you go through, keeping your hands down by your side, connecting your heel to your toe. Do you understand? I think so. >> Okay. Pretend like there's an imaginary line right in front of you. Okay. >> Nine. >> Yes. Do you have any questions? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. You may begin. >> I mean, I'm not like the best at this, but >> it's okay. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> And then what do I do after? >> Just do the test just as the instructions were given. Okay. >> [ __ ] Uh, I I don't remember. I'm sorry. I have a lot on my mind. I don't remember. You said turn. >> Yep. >> Like >> just as the instructions were given. Okay. >> Sorry, sir. >> Just as the instructions were given. Okay. >> Okay. Place nine and then place nine back. >> If that's what I said, then yes. >> I thought that's what you said. >> Okay. >> Like I don't know. And then walk nine back. >> Yes, ma'am. >> 1 2 3 4 5. >> Okay. All right. You can turn around for me. All right. One more test. Okay. >> You're going to raise either foot of your choosing 6 in off the ground. While doing so, you're going to count 1 1 2 100 3 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. While doing so, keep your arms down by your side. >> Okay? >> So, like I'm just walking. >> Nope. >> You're going to lift either foot of your choice, counting 1 1,000 2 100 3 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. It's going to look like this. Hands down by your side. 1 100 2 100 3 100 4 100. You're going to keep going until I tell you to stop. While doing so, keep your foot parallel 6 in above the ground. Do you understand the instructions? Okay, one second. >> You may begin. 1 100 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100,000 10 100,000 10 1 100 1,000 10 2 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 5 10 6 10 7 Just >> raise your foot back up. Keep going. 10 8 10 9 >> Uh, >> you can put your foot down. Okay, one more test. I'm just going to have you turn around for me for a second and put your arms out. [Music] >> Following the field sobriety exercises, the officers determined that Alexis was impaired and placed her under arrest for DWI. >> Place your hands behind your back for me. Okay. At this time, you're going to be placed under arrest for driving intoxicated. Okay. [Music] 60 41. >> I know they're uncomfortable. Headquarters is right around the corner and then I'll get them off you. Okay. All right. Just walking through. We're going to come over here. >> Yeah. I'm really upset about this. >> I understand it's upsetting. All right. I get it. >> At the end of the day, I'm happy you're okay. >> Pass. >> What's that? >> You can get like will pass. >> What will pass? It's only traffic stuff. It's traffic citations. State of New Jersey. DWI isn't criminal. >> Oh, no. But it is either >> What's that? >> It is me. >> I understand. Listen, I'm just happy that you're okay. No one else is injured. We're going to go over to the other side of the car. I kind of feel like a scumbag, honestly. >> Alexis was transported to the Barkley Township Police Department for further processing. Her vehicle was subsequently impounded for a 12-hour hold according to John's law. >> Listen, stuff happens. People make mistakes. All right. Do you have anything in your pockets? Poke me, stick me? Uh, >> I don't think so. >> You don't think so? What would it be if it was? There's no needles or anything like that? >> No, not like No, it wouldn't be that. Maybe aderall. >> Aderal? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you take any aderall tonight? >> No. >> I'd be whole by now. Are you kidding me? >> I know. >> No, it's not really like that. Like >> All right. >> Can I be honest with you, though? >> Yeah. >> Um my like my wrist like I kind of like fell on it. It kind of hurts a little bit. >> I got them nice and loose for you. I can put two fingers through there. Okay. >> I don't know yet. >> And like I said, headquarters is literally around the corner. I'll get you out of them. All right. Just have a seat for me. So, watch your head. >> Yep. >> Ow. [Music] >> Sorry. >> It's okay. >> Okay. >> Trying to put your seat belt on you. >> Just sit with your back towards the back of the seat. Okay. I know it's a little uncomfortable. >> There you go. >> Not really. >> Ow, that [ __ ] hurts. No one's used to it. >> It's my punishment. >> All right, go. Sorry. Sorry. >> You're fine. [Music] >> You got it. >> Yep. >> All right. Headquarters is right around the corner. It's only like I'm going to ask him to move this truck up somewhere around. What's up? >> Just give him one second, buddy. >> Nice. You throw her bag up there for me. All right, >> it's in the driver's seat. and our license. Perfect. Thank you. This car is just trying to get out of here real quick. [Music] >> Good to go. >> Yep. 60 one female 41 103 copy star 99936 close Give me one moment. Okay. [Applause] One second. I'll get that seat belt for you. Right now they're uncomfortable. I'm trying to get them off here as fast as I can. It's okay. >> Actually, wait. I'm going to go. What am I supposed to do? >> Give me one second. I'll help you. All right. You're going to turn towards me. Oh, the other way. Turn your feet towards me. >> Ow. Okay. Um, my >> There you go. You're fine. Keep coming towards me. As soon as I get you inside, I can get those handcuffs off. You okay? >> Walking towards me. This way. >> Yeah. Listen, people make mistakes. I get it. Like I said, the important thing is you're okay. No one else was injured, thankfully. >> Follow me. Just watch yourself. >> I don't have anyone like >> Perfect. Can you please pull report number 163's car? We're going to come this way. >> At police headquarters, Alexis was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and agreed to submit breath samples. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.101% which was above the legal limit of 0.08%. [Music] All right. Set a seat for me on the bench, please. Set a seat for me right here. Our policy, I do have to leave one on. Okay. Do me a favor. Can you just open up your mouth for me? You have anything in your mouth? >> Uhuh. >> Okay. Just open it up for me. Say, "Ah." >> Sorry. >> Yeah. Now. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. Lift up your tongue. >> Perfect. Thank you. Six. You start a 20-minut timer. So, are you from Arizona? No. From Jersey, but moved to Arizona. Yeah. You're back to Tom's River now. Yeah. Got a couple things I got to read you. Okay. Lexus Garza, you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. Law requires you to submit breath samples of your breath for purposes 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 breath samples 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 of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty for both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If the court finds you guilty of the refusal, you'll be subject to various penalties, including license revocation for 20 up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no regal legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you other than an ambiguous ambiguous and or conditional in any respect to my request for you to provide the breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but do not follow my instructions, do not properly inform, 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 the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Whatever. Like, at this point, there's got to get it get it over with. >> I just need a yes or a no. >> Yes. Okay. God, this is like so bad. >> Like I said, so this is all traffic stuff. Like you're not charged criminally with anything. Thankfully, there was no one else involved in this accident. If you hit someone and someone died, this would be >> this would be completely different story right now. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. I mean, most people don't. That doesn't happen though. >> Car accidents where people die. It happens every day. >> All right. >> You said you were at a friend's house before. [Music] Yeah, definitely not. [Music] >> Hey, I'm like really not okay though. >> What's that? >> I'm like really Okay. >> What do you mean by you're really not okay? What's going on besides the obvious? >> I'm like not okay with that. going off for evaluation. Excuse me. I'm going to put these in your bag. All right. You ready? >> Yeah. >> Okay. It's all me. >> Oh my god. [Applause] >> Bad actually. >> That's right. It happens. All right. Come this way. >> You know, it's just like I don't out here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> This has to stay up front. Okay. It's our policy. >> Okay. >> Just put your seat belt on for me, please. Should we just like can we just go to my house so my sister can sign off so don't stress my grandpa? >> We already told grandpa. Okay, we're going to grandpa's house. >> Oh, you spoke with him? >> Yeah. Yeah, they're also >> Oh, he answered. >> Yep. Okay. >> Okay. I put the witness's information at uh >> statement in the notes for you. >> Greasy. Thank you. Berkeley open the west valley. [Music] [Music] Hey. >> Hey. >> What's your name again? Patan >> Davis. Pat. Um Pat, >> do you think like everything's going to be okay? >> It will be. >> I promise. Like I said, this is strictly traffic. Okay. >> Starting route. >> The important thing is that you're okay. No one else was injured. >> Then turn left. >> This is one of those things where you're just going to move forward. I don't foresee living on myself. You didn't. That's the important thing, right? No one else is hurt. You're not hurt. Six. Your birthday copy starts >> in my car, too. If I I like four grand. 99937. >> I'm close to Sally, please. >> I'm sorry. >> That's why I'm working with you, right? Like the sergeant just told you, most other people would not give you that many attempts. Turn left onto Pinewald Keswick Road. >> I see pretty godly. >> In 1.7 miles, turn right onto Do Road. >> Do you usually drink >> or is it like >> honest with you? Yeah, >> we're drinking so >> Yeah, I could tell [Music] >> it just like a really horrible like break up and people die every day. So like >> Listen, everybody's going through something. I get it. I'm listening to you. How was I going to see the shop to >> at the next light right? >> Well, I'm happy someone saw you and called, you know, cuz like you were you're probably a good 150 ft into the woods. >> At the light, turn right onto Do >> Yeah, you were pretty deep. Like, god forbid he didn't see you. He probably would have been sitting there for a little while until someone either I drove by or another passer by. >> In 1.8 miles, turn left onto Davenport Road. [Music] Yeah, >> I know you keep saying like this is traffic. >> Yes. >> In half a mile, turn left onto Canterbury Lane. No. Like I said, in the state of New Jersey, it's a traffic offense. It's not like you were arrested for like simple assault or harassment or terroristic threats or something of that standards, right? So, this isn't something criminal. It's a traffic related offense. >> You said you talked to my grandma. >> I did not. The other officer. So this is all Berkeley Township. So there was another officer that's up here. He went and spoke with your grandfather. >> Is there like any contact >> contact me? >> Yeah. You would just go through the police department. >> Yeah. But at the same time, I'm not out here to get you, right? Do I have a job that I have to do? Correct. I do. >> I'm not out here to be a jerk. Have I been a jerk to you at all tonight? >> I was going to say I didn't think so. But >> what's that? >> I don't think I was >> No, listen. I treat everyone the way I would want to be treated. Right. You were nice to me. I was nice to you. At the end of the day, like I said, I do have a job to do. I did do what I have to do, right? But I'm always going to treat you with fairness and respect. >> The destination is on your left. >> Arrived >> six at Berkeley 109. Copying >> 99942. >> Do you want to go and speak with someone? >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. It sucks, girl. >> I know you're going through a lot. Okay. [Music] >> Once again, are you having any thoughts about wanting to harm yourself or anyone else? >> What's that? >> No. >> Okay. You don't want to harm yourself? >> Okay. Just watch your step. Okay. Listen, made a mistake. You're okay. No one's hurt. That's the important thing. Okay. >> Did they? >> Yeah. My parents. >> After the officers completed their paperwork, she was eventually transported back to her grandfather's residence. She was released to her grandfather pending her court appearance. He signed the potential shared light warning form on Alexis's behalf. >> I got it. >> Come on in. >> Thank you. Sure, >> Alexis. >> Yeah. >> This is your bag. Okay. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> I just have to go over a piece of paper with you. Go ahead. Come on in. All right. I'm sorry to wake you. I know it's it's early in the morning. Okay. >> Do you close? >> All right. So, Alexis, do you mind if I tell Grandpa? >> Of course. >> All right. So, she was involved in a motor vehicle accident. Okay. Um, during the course of the investigation, she did show signs of impairment. um evaluations were conducted there. She was subsequently placed under arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Okay. So, she was issued several summones for that. Um a part of this, this is a potential liability form. What this is stating is that you were assuming responsibility for her. Okay. >> I call officer said that 12 hours or something >> approximately. Yes. So, I'll read it for you. Yep. >> 12 hours. >> Yeah. So, you have been summoned by or on behalf of the person whose name appears above, Alexis Garza, as defendant to transport or accompany the defendant from this law enforcement agency. The defendant has been arrested and charged with one or both of the motor vehicle violations checked in the box above sitting to NJSA 394 50.22. This warning is to advise you that if you accept responsibility or transport or accompany the defendant and you per permit to facilitate the operation of a motor vehicle the defendant while the defendant is intoxicated or has blood alcohol content at or above the permitted law NJSA 394-50 then you are potentially subject to criminal pen penalties and civil liability permitting a person who is intoxicated or ha who has blood alcohol con concentration at or above the permitted pi law to operate a motor vehicle is a violation of 394-50A. If you are charged and convicted under the statute, your driving privileges will be suspended. Fines, mon montinary penalties will be imposed and you may be incarcerated. If you permit to permit or facilitate the defendant to operate a motor vehicle while the defendant remains intoxicated or is a blood alcohol concentration at or above that permitted legal limit. The defendant then becomes involved in motor vehicle collision where other persons are injured or killed. You may be subject to indictment and criminal prosecution. If you are prosecuted and found guilty, the court can impose fines, monetary penalties, and prison sentences. In addition to any criminal liability, if you permit or facilitate the defendant to operate a motor vehicle and the defendant remains intoxicated or is a blood, alcohol content at or above the below at or above the legal limit, the defendant becomes involved in a motor vehicle collision or property damage or personal injury or death, then you may be high held liable for civil damages and those damages that cannot be covered by insurance. So pretty much what this means is once you're signing this, you're assuming responsibility for our She cannot drive >> at all >> for until the BAC, which is her blood alcohol content, eliminates. So she's >> Yeah. >> Approximately 12 hours. >> Yeah, 12 hours. >> Do you just have your license, sir? >> Oh, yes. >> Just a question. Mhm. >> Um, does the judge usually help with like, you know, rides to work and stuff or >> the judge will help with you. He'll work with you, right? Odds are like I don't know how it's going to go. Okay. So, most likely if it's your first DUI, you don't have anything in Arizona because they're going to check other states as well, right? They're going to work with you. I'm probably going to end up with an interlock in their car. You know what an interlock is? >> Yeah, that's a thing. You got to breathe in or whatever. >> That's okay. But that's also thousands of dollars. Like, >> are you hurt? So, she blood on your >> Yeah, grab I'm going to be honest with you, like I'm pretty banged up. >> So, she was checked out by first aid. >> She did offer like multiple times. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um, >> it was >> nothing broken or nothing. >> Grandpa, Grandpa, I swear like I looked down for a second. >> It's okay. No, I'm so like I'm so ashamed and I'm embarrassed. >> I looked up for a second and then next thing you know I'm I'm in the bushes like I was actually like I felt it like I hurt. >> You hit somebody else or you just >> She crap. I looked down on my phone. >> Wait, he's talking. >> So she didn't hit anyone. I'm going to be completely honest with you. She is extremely lucky to be alive. So, she was approximately 150 feet into the woods. >> Whoa. >> Thankfully, someone was there to witness this because as I told her before, I don't know if someone would have found her till the morning or if I would have found her driving by. She was off the road by Double Trouble State Park. >> It happened so fast, too. Pop. >> Car calling you. >> Yeah. All righty, sir. I just need you to sign here. Once again, that is just acknowledging the potential liability. >> Pop. It's okay cuz I have like four on the card. >> Thank you. >> Do you have any questions for me, sir? >> Nah. >> Okay. >> Wait. Are there like any like what do I need to do? Like this is new to me. >> So, here's the thing going forward, right? Like I said, you were issued four summones. There's a court date on there. I would contact our court clerk like, "Hey, I was issued summones. You don't have to get into it. They're they're going to understand. They're going to know. You don't have to get into it." Right? Trying to obtain a lawyer. Okay? Ask if they can move the court date for you or if you're going to go to that court date. Whatever you do, just do not miss that court date. >> Right. >> Okay. Right. Because this is this is one thing, right? This is all traffic. But if you miss court dates, then it becomes a criminal thing. And that's you don't want that. Okay. No, >> you made a mistake. It is what it is. You're okay. Everyone makes mistakes. That's the important thing. All right. Do you have any more questions for me? >> No. All right. Listen, I wish you the best. Okay. I'll work with you any which way I can. All righty. >> It'll work out. >> Just a bad incident, that's all. >> Like I said, it's traffic. It's not criminal. Alexis was issued the following traffic tickets. Operating under the influence 39450 reckless driving 39496 Careless driving 39497 traffic on mark lanes 39 to 488b use of handheld wireless telephones 39 to497.3 >> I know but it's silly >> I get it. >> Look what I did. >> You did hit somebody else. >> Yes. Yeah. >> All right, Alexis, I wish you the best. Okay. >> Drink and drive. That [ __ ] is so long. >> All right, sir. Thank you. >> Sorry, I was walking you out. >> No, it's okay. You're good. >> What was your name again? >> Pat Davis. >> Thank you, Pat. >> Yep. No problem. Have a good night, guys. >> Good night. >> Hey. Wish you the best. Okay. Thank you, sir. Have a good night. Court records indicate that Alexis has previously been arrested for criminal trespass to C 183B and Seaside Heights, New Jersey on August 28th, 2022. She has also been arrested for possession to see 35 to 1084 in Dville Township, New Jersey on July 14th, 2014. [Music] All complete.