You a driver? >> Yeah. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. I'm a little shaken up, but I go to take off, all I hear is bang. >> Okay. Do you have your paperwork on you? >> Yeah, I got everything for you. >> Perfect. Sean, go to the next one and force everyone to the right lane. Holy [ __ ] >> You were stopped at the light, I'm assuming. >> Yeah, I'm turning green. I'm getting ready to go and all I hear is bang. >> Okay. No one was in front of you, right? >> No. No. >> Okay. 111 91. You want to try to open up just the left lane? That way, first aid doesn't have to cross this one lane of traffic. The patient's already in the parking lot at Dearbornne. Just the car is in the roadway. >> She said she wanted to talk to you. I guess she said she was behind her from like McDonald's and she said she was just driving like an idiot. >> I'm sorry. She what? >> She said she was behind her starting at McDonald's and she said she was like all over the road driving like an idiot >> through her. with this truck so she can stay where she wants. >> Is she Is she the driver of the car or the witness? >> Driver's in the back of the am. >> Okay. All right. >> She has a little cash on her nose. >> All right. Truck is equipped with a camera. Okay. I didn't see you. >> Yeah. No, we're keeping >> Did you see this? >> Do you have your ID on you? >> I sure do in my truck. >> I now 179. Good. >> Matt, if you're coming here, uh, if it's easier, take center and cut through the part of Dear Morning. >> I actually witnessed her over in front of White Academy and she was taking up two lanes. >> Hold on. >> And then she didn't go. So, someone keeps she went coming down the highway. She was all over the road. >> Okay. >> So, I was watching her for a little bit just to see >> and we get to the next light over here by the movie theater. >> Didn't go again. So, now I beeped. >> Mhm. >> Went further. She sped, was swerving, and then came up to here. She was stopped >> and then just went and pressed. >> I'm sorry. What's the last part? >> Sorry. So then as soon as we went through the light down here by the movie theater, >> she sped up real quick to swerving >> to the right back into the lane to the middle. >> Came here. She stopped >> and then just went and rear ended. >> So she actually stopped there. >> She stopped right here and then went. >> Okay. >> All right. Um if I have any questions or my traffic safety officer have any question, I'll give her a call. Right. >> All right. Perfect. Sound good? >> You're good. Thank you very much. I'm probably going to need that, but I got to steal that as well. My iPad ain't working today. >> Got it in neutral. >> And I can steer if you just turn right on the center there cuz I'm not making this. >> No. Yeah, that's too tight. You want to do it now? I'll stop traffic. >> Huh? >> What do you want to do? >> Just push me right on the center. So, at least we can clear. Is he going to be >> I'm going to wait till Matt cuz I'm afraid someone's going to come in between here. All right. >> So, I'm going to wait till Matt gets here. How far is it? >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Better. You have a second talk. >> Yeah. >> So, what happened? >> Um, I like dropped off in Keyport. >> Okay. >> And, um, >> to be honest, didn't sleep much last night and >> I'm sorry, what? >> To be honest, didn't sleep much last night. Was on my way home to Highlands. >> Okay. And all I remember is pulling off this light and then next thing I remember is like my head was up in the air like that and I smashed the back. Um I don't know. >> What do you mean your head went back? What do you >> Because when the airbag when I hit so hard it's like I just like my head it put my hair my head went up in the air like that and like >> I think I fell asleep just for a second. I guess >> fell asleep. >> Yeah. When was the last time you fell what what was >> I don't fall asleep behind the wheel. >> Did you sleep last night? >> Um I only slept about 4 hours to be honest. >> When when did you wake up? >> I woke up um what is it now? I woke up I think about uh 7:30. >> Okay. What time did you fall asleep at? >> When it it was probably about 3. >> Okay. Were you on your cell phone? >> Was I on cell phone? No, I was not on cell phone. >> All right. So, what happened? Were you were you moving and then hit the truck or were you stopped and then started? >> That is actually what happened was my this I have um these weather tech this cup holder thing that holds the cell phone. >> Okay. >> And the it like I don't know it's broken right now. So it fell forward and fell like slid down like kind of like by my feet >> and I went to re I was looking and I went to reach down. I'm like no I'm not going to reach down right now. And then it's like it it's I'm guessing I just I I kind I fall asleep or not out of it. I don't know. It's I I'm >> You know what you know what day of the week it is? >> Um yes. It is a Friday. >> Friday. >> All right. Bear with me one second. All right. >> All right. >> Are you guys leaving now or you >> Whenever you are good for us to go, we can get going. >> It is um my mother's vehicle. She is on her way, but she's going to meet. Should she come here first? >> It's going to get towed. I'll get you I'll get you a form and explain everything. Um cuz that front end is all pushed in and you airbags went off so you can't drive it. >> Um just give me one second. Okay. >> All right. >> What did you say? She said there's a So, one witness said that she's been following her ever since W County. Really? >> She just stopped at the light. Light turned green. They had the honk to get her attention all the way down to Wan County to nowhere. She was all over it. She uh then she gets to here. The truck is in the middle lane. She's right behind the truck. She stops the truck and then rear ends the truck. >> Stop it and then just float it. >> Exactly. She said that she was her phone that's uh that's broke and the phone's on the ground and she's trying to get it. I don't think it caused that much damage. >> So I don't >> She said the light was red and stop and my green started to go. >> Yeah. >> I don't think she's drunk. But do you mind just taking a look at her? see if there's something else going on cuz >> there one eye I mean I don't know if it's normal but one eye is this way this way so >> any like >> I didn't ask them >> do you have any pre-existing medical issues >> um like as far as like health conditions um why don't you go sit for a walk a big guy. >> I am um in I'm in recovery. >> Recovery for what? >> Um I've been in recovery from opiate addiction for three and a half years. >> You take methadone? >> No. Um yes, I am on methodone. Yes. >> Okay. Every morning or >> um I didn't even every morning. Yes. But I was on my way to the clinic. I didn't dose even yet. >> You didn't dose yet? >> No. like you eat anything like prescribe you anything or >> um I am prescribed um I have a lot of generalized anxiety so I prescribed when needed um very low dose benefit but I didn't take it this morning >> okay >> um I didn't sleep much last night to be honest >> okay >> and um I just that's like I was just saying to them to me I think it's like more dangerous driving under the influence cuz I don't know it's just the Few times I've driven when I'm tired. It's just it's Oh my gosh. It's the few times I've ever gotten almost gotten into a car accident. >> Where do you live? >> Highlands. >> In Highland. Where you coming from right now? >> Uh key port way from >> Okay. And you're going right to the clinic right now? >> It's going right down 35. Yeah. >> Where you go down to Middletown? >> Yeah. Middle town. >> Health center. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um >> I'm just being transparent with you. No. >> All right. Do you think you're under the influence of anything right now? >> No. >> No. >> Why do I do I seem to be or >> the way it was explained to me of how you were driving down 35 is is odd. Uh >> it's cuz I was tired. I'm guessing, you know, I'm not trying to I take accountab accountability for the fact that I shouldn't drip period if I was that tired. I didn't recognize I was that tired until I started driving. So, you drove from Highlands at the keyboard to drop your boyfriend off? >> No, no, no, no. I was the we were staying at a friend's house actually right on Broad Street and he lives on West Front in Washington. So, I was dropping off and then I was going to clinic and then going home from there. >> You able to do some standard field soiety test for us real quick? >> Absolutely. >> All right. You mind stepping off for us? You guys deal with that. >> All right. Do you have any issues with your eyes? >> Yeah. >> No. Okay. >> All right. What I want you to do is put your feet together like this. Hands out your side. >> Okay. >> All right. cuz you're very tall. >> Ah, yeah, I am. >> All right. So, you see the tip of my pen? >> Yes. >> Do me a favor. Your right index finger, just touch the tip of my pen for me. All right. >> Oh, jeez. >> All right. So, this test, all I want you to do is just focus on my pen. I'm going to move my pen side to side. All you got to do is move your eyes. Okay. >> All right. You ready? >> Yeah. Try to move my head. Sorry. Yes. Hard to get over the car there. >> All right. Don't go a little slow this time. Okay. >> You see my thumb? >> Yep. >> All right. >> Oh, at the tip. Where you remember you touch the tip of the thumb? >> Yes. >> All right. Sorry. >> Keep your head still. All right. Okay. One more time. Okay. All right, we're going a little slower this time. Okay, remember the tip of the P. All right, same thing, but we're going straight up. Okay, keep your head still. All right, one more time. One time. Sorry that >> do me a favor. Just get like the DOT number and stuff and insurance and stuff like that. >> Sorry about that. So my eyes were tearing a bit. >> Any problems walking? >> Um, no. I'm still I'm a little shaky just from obviously that, but otherwise now I'm >> Any problems balancing, walking straight line? Um, no. In general, no. Right now, I I I don't I don't think so. But >> Okay. >> All right. So, what we're going to do is we're going to pretend there's a straight line right here. Okay. >> Okay. >> You're going to put your left foot on that line, and you put your right foot in front of your left foot, just like this. >> Keep your hands >> right. Okay. Like this. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Hands are going to be a little shaky. I should stay. >> You all right there? >> Yeah. I'm just shaky, but that that shook me up. >> All right. So, once again, left foot in front of your right foot, hands down your side. Okay. >> You're going to stay in that position until you tell you to begin. Do you understand? >> Yeah. That's sweet. >> All right. When I tell you to begin, and only when I tell you to begin, you're going to take a series of nine steps, heel to toe, counting on each step out loud, looking down at your feet. >> When you get to your last step, you're going to pivot on your front foot, take a series of steps, and continue non-stop with another set of another line steps. >> So, just spin like on my heel. >> Yep. I'm going to show you. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, when I tell you again, it's going to go like this. One, two, three. For the purpose of demonstrating this test, you're going to keep on going. >> Okay. >> But I'm going to stop here. Okay. >> You're going to stop on your lead foot, pivot, take a series of steps, and continue right away with another series of nine steps. One, two, and three. >> Any questions? >> No. >> All right. Heel the toe. >> Nine steps. >> Heel toe. Nine steps. Hands on your side. Looking down your feet. >> All right. >> Yep. >> All right. Go ahead and get when Go get in that position I told you to begin. >> All right. You ready? >> Yes. All right. Go ahead. >> Oh, jeez. I'm shaking from that. One, two, three. I'm shaker than I thought I was. >> Keep trying. >> You said like, is that fine? >> Keep going. >> I'm sorry. I'm shaking. I'm very shaky. >> It's all right. Sorry. All right. So, next test is a balance test. All right. one leg stand. So you stay right there, feet together, hands on your side. >> When I tell you again, I only want to tell you again, you're lift one foot. You pick which foot approximately 6 in off the ground. Your toe is going to be pointing straight. You're going to be looking down your toe and you're counting 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 until I tell you stop. >> Okay. >> All right. It's going to look something like this. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 and continue. >> All right. Yes. Let me get my washer ready real quick. So, one foot, doesn't matter which one, straight out, knees locked, toes pointing straight out. >> Okay. >> Hands on your side. Counting 1 1,00 2 1,000 3 100,000. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right. Go ahead again. >> Okay. 12 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 My legs are so shaky. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Yeah, keep going. 6 1 7 1 8 1 900 over some shade down 11 1 >> All right, go ahead. You can go ahead and stop. Are you sure? >> Yeah, you're good. >> I'm sorry. Uh, what's your highest level of education? >> Uh, I have a master's degree. >> Okay. What do you have master degree? >> Uh, German one English. Hold on for mom. >> Are you diabetic by any chance? >> Um, I'm pre-diabetic. >> Pre-diabetic? >> Yes. >> All right. Are you seeing a doctor by any chance? >> Um, yes, I am. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Uh, any prescription medication? >> Um, I'm on uh as needed low dose of Clmpen. >> Clin as needed. Um, yeah, it's general anxiety disorder, panic attacks, but it's just athleted. >> Okay. >> And I had to take it today. >> Okay. All right. Give me one second. Okay. >> Uh, hospital or right here. >> Um, well, she's got to go anyway, so you know, you know, do a premission tox test and then we can do some of that stuff over. >> Okay. >> Cuz they'll have to get in the hospital and um say, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. I got to get insurance information permission anyway. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, if you could, please. Yeah. All right. >> Do you have anything on you by any chance? Anything that's poke, stick, prod, anything? All right. Keep your hands out your box. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah. >> All right. All right. Listen, here's the situation. I think you're under the influence of something. I don't think it's >> Yes. I don't think it's uh alcohol. I think it might be something else. >> Okay. But I think you're on the influence of something. >> Really? >> Yes. >> If I may ask why though, like what is it that's making you believe that? Like >> the way you're talking to me, the way you did those field soriety test >> makes me think you're you're also >> I was just in a car accident though. That was really shook me up. >> I understand that you're going to go to the hospital. You're going to get checked out. >> Okay. >> Uh here's the deal. >> Yeah. >> We are going to make sure you get medical medically checked out. >> Yeah. But >> are you willing to consent to a blood draw? >> Uh um >> what it peanut butter? >> It's Yeah, I hear what they're called. >> All right, I'm going to put it back in your pocket. All right. >> See, that's some weird little chocolate bar. >> All right, I'm Anything. Stay right there. Stay. >> Yep. >> All right. So, here's the deal. I think you're on some kind of medication that that hinders you from driving. All right. based on a witness that came to me and said the way you're driving up 35 from Wine Academy at Miller Avenue that that traffic light up there and even how you drove causing this accident. I think you're on the influence or something. >> Okay. Okay. >> Um these fine gentlemen from the sheriff's office, they're they're the BLS squad like you've been talking to. They're going to take you over to the hospital. >> Okay. >> I'm going to meet you over the hospital. >> Okay. That was um Are you willing to submit now because you're not going to be at our headquarters? Normally we put you on the breathalyzer and do all that stuff. >> Yeah. >> Are you willing to give uh samples of your blood? >> Absolutely. Um but I I am um prescribed medications and stuff so I would believe they would pop off my blood sugar. >> Okay. If that's the case, that's the case. Okay. >> He's still under the influence. Um >> are you mom? >> Yeah, this is my mom. So, these, like I was telling your daughter, these fine gentlemen from the sheriff's office, they're going to be taking her over to Basher Hospital. >> Okay. >> Um, I told her I think she's under the influence of something that can impede her driving. She might be driving on the influence of something. Um, so I asked her for consent for her blood and she agreed to it. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I made it clear though. I am on unprescribed medications. That of course would come up in my listen, we'll cross that bridge. We'll get to it. All right. >> All right. Um uh but I'm just waiting for one one thing. Um your insurance card. Do you have it on you or is it in the car? >> It's in the car. >> In the car. Your keys are is in the car. >> Uh keys are in the car. Yeah. Your keys in the car in your bag. >> Yeah, I do. >> The the tow truck driver is going to get the keys. >> Okay. I get out of the car. Would I want? >> Not yet. Okay. >> Not yet. But yes, you can. >> Okay. >> Yep. but it's open place like I know I know >> I know you're not how we used to do it like they'd have to come into that release from there. >> Okay. >> The insurance company's got to go look out there anyway. >> Okay. >> But I'll just wait for you. >> All right. So she goes to the ambulance I follow. >> Uh yeah. >> All right. All right. Um you guys good? >> Yeah. I'm going to be following you over to the bay shore. >> Okay. >> All right. >> What's that? >> Nothing on her right. Yeah. All right. >> Okay. >> You help in there? >> Oh, no. I'll follow the ambulance >> in the car. >> Hey, Matt. Hey, Matt. Matt. Can you get the insurance card? >> Yeah, >> the insurance card. >> You want to look? >> Yeah, if you could. >> You want to go through it anyway real quick? >> Yeah, I'm real quick. >> Okay, I got it. >> Want to go anywhere yet? >> Yeah. >> Take her bag or anything or does everything have to go in the car? >> You just need her bag. >> I am. It has all her insurance stuff in it and everything. Just give me one second. >> Sure. And it's my car, so I >> Okay. Got anything in it? >> Where's the uh David? Do you know where the insurance card would be? >> Yeah. >> Just coming around you. Nothing. >> I checked all in here. >> You want to drive down for me, Dan, or you want to uh >> What's that? >> Do you want it? We'll just give it back later. >> Yeah. Yeah. Let me let me type it in real quick. She didn't have a pocketbook with her, did she? >> What? >> Not on her. >> Not on her. Okay. She thought she would have. >> Let me double check. >> Ma'am, your your mom's asking for your purse or your pocketbook. >> Oh, she is? >> Yeah. Yeah. See, we can put a carry. >> I can go ahead. >> Yeah. >> He'll come look at it. >> She has another bag, too. Yeah, I thought you would have married. >> Sir, are you the boyfriend? >> Yeah. >> All right, give me one second. Can I just see that bag real quick? >> Yeah. >> Anything any coffee in there? >> All right, let me check real quick. Which >> Exon? >> Oh, okay. Home to the road. >> All right, you guys are good to go. I'll fly you over there. everything. Sorry. We're just going to See the other problem. Sorry. They have all the paperwork for consent for like you should consent to the blood. So they have all the paperwork, right? >> All right. All right. Do you have any Heat. Heat. Are you guys here? Hello. >> Yeah. >> Hello, dear. >> What's going on? >> Okay. Anything hurt you? >> Um, no. Um my >> hair boy. Okay. Seat belt on. >> Okay. >> That thing looks like it moved me. >> That thing looks like it moved me. and this time. How are you? Good. >> Good. Good. Yeah, about seven. That was my last 30 more minutes to sleep. Oh, that's more of somebody that does like the oil. What's your bike? >> 55. She said, "Thank you. Just love it. Get this last one. You swing your legs over and then you're going to jump right into that bed. >> Yeah, I think you got everything there. >> Yeah, no problem. Do you need anything? Coffee or anything? >> I'm good. Thank you. Thank you very much for coming out. >> Fortunately, me too. >> So for you for the charge it says to >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Um >> do you have your driver's license on you or? >> Um yes. Do you need it? if I could please. >> Absolutely. >> Thank you. >> Oh, nope. It's in the my bag that my mom tell >> your mom has it. Okay. No, that's fine. I'll I'll ask. >> I do have a front and back copy of it on my phone if you need any information from it. >> No, I'll get I'll get in a second. >> Um, this I'm pretty sure this is the only thing we need. And they're going to have the vials and all the whole kit. >> Yeah, they have the whole kit. Yeah. >> And I'll package it and give it to you. >> Perfect. >> I called Matt just to make sure. He's kind of more than that. >> Um, >> so >> I'm wait I'm I'm gonna hang out until he at least until he gives me a shout back. >> Okay. >> Because I know they updated a form at some point, but I think this is still it. So, >> okay. >> Sorry. >> No, sometimes stuff just laying on your plate. >> Yeah. >> Morning. How um are you able to decipher between what's like in the system and what >> me personally? No. >> No, not you. I mean, do you know though like how they decipher? >> It gets sent to the um one of the state police labs. >> Okay. It's an exorbitant amount. They know it's used etc. >> They they'll be able to decipher what what is what. some scientist somewhere is going to be >> Yeah, cuz they probably look in like the DNP or whatever it is and see what I'm prescribed and what not and what stuff. >> Listen, if something's prescribed >> Yeah. >> and you have proof of a prescription of it, >> then it comes I'm going to be honest with you, it comes into play like should you been operating a motor vehicle under that? >> Okay. >> So, yeah, that's that's the main thing. Yes, >> that's that's where come that's where we're at right now. So, >> no, I understand. Um, I think I asked you this, but what's your phone number? Um, like I said, like I said, asked you before, you will consent the blood. If you still are, we're going to confirming that this form that my sergeant has on the outside is the form that we need. >> Uh, we're like 95% sure. >> Yeah. >> Um Um, if it is, we'll have you sign it. >> Okay. >> The staff will do it. They'll draw blood. I take the vials. >> I release you to the hospital. >> Okay. Okay. >> Um, so, uh, you're going to get a couple summones in the mail. >> Okay. >> Uh, careless driving, reckless driving, DWI, among among others. Those are three. >> I'm going to get a DWI. >> That's the whole purpose. Yeah. I had to place you under arrest, which you currently are. And then Yeah. >> But even if my like their medications that I'm prescribed, >> if you're if you're under the influence of a of anything, medication, narcotic, >> but like this is the thing like I didn't take any of my medicines yet today. So that that's what I mean. Like how do they know? How do they know that's not medication that's in my system from yesterday? >> Based on my observation, based on people telling me what they saw, based the way you performed your field soiety test, I think you're under the influence of something. I'm not saying what. I don't know what. I'm not certified in that type of stuff. I just I feel like you're under the influence of something that you shouldn't be driving. That's that's what I'm getting at. It's not so much alcohol. It's not so much narcotics. It's not so much prescription. It's just something >> really. It's just it's like >> if that's the case, >> you and a judge, you and attorney, somebody will have a conversation and that will get dropped if that if that's the case. >> So, um, so >> you should do your job. I understand. >> Yeah, this is fair. Thank you. >> All right. All right. >> Do you need me something? >> Yeah, I just got to uh throw this out my name badge number. >> Uh yeah, just for consent for blood. >> He's going to consent for it. So if you our blood kits. >> Oh, you got to get it. >> Uh, security. You guys should have >> uh I believe so. I'll check. >> Hi. >> You taking blood? >> Oh, no. No. I'm just urine. >> Sounds good. All right. So, bring a I'm going to do this and I'm going to do a dial for the urine toxic. >> Oh, okay. >> Just to cover. Okay. >> Okay. Just um let us >> Yeah. When we're done with this probably >> just tell her she's physic. >> Okay. >> Um it's been a while since I've done a subpoena via phone. >> Yeah. >> So I might need a little assistance. >> We'll just call We're just going to call process office. Let me know what we got. >> Okay. She's she'll probably let you type a narrative of what what happened. She'll basically give you >> Where do you want this? >> She'll put everything format it and then she'll follow you basically for >> hi. That's for us. >> Yes. >> Beautiful. Thank you. >> You're welcome. You're welcome. Appreciate it. >> Have a good day. >> Oh, no. Um Matt was going to send me a uh >> template. >> A template. So, >> sounds good. >> If he didn't CC or forward it to you, I'll make sure I get it to you. >> Appreciate When you back in >> Wednesday, >> yeah, the the the car went to the toward, not us. >> How are you? >> Great. How you been? >> Hi. >> How are you? >> It's been a while since I've seen >> 19. So, I'll wait. >> Do you want her day of birth? >> No, we haven't. >> Dan, we haven't >> How's our day? >> You know, good. We have such high volume here every day. >> Yeah, >> every day. It's like unbelievable. >> You can't judge my neck right now. Seems like >> Where's the wood? Where's the wood? Start about 11:00. >> I'm sorry. >> Oh god, I hate needles. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> You hate needles? What are you talking about? >> It's like tattoo needles are very different than actual blood >> needles. They don't go all the way in, right? They just >> It's just Yeah. Like a >> superficial. Yeah. It's the whole idea. I don't know. I have this terrible fear of like the needle breaking off the door or something. >> I don't mind needles in other people. It's needles in me that gets me. >> Yeah, >> that's that's that's a good me. >> That's true. Cuz like I can watch anyone else get their blood drawn and I'm just like But it's something about I don't I don't like either that the whole feeling of like a tourniquet and how like the especially the rubbery band kind like cuts off your circulation. You can feel your heart beating in your arm. It freaks me out. >> Yeah. But at least here they'll probably just put like a I don't know they call it hepine pickline or something. They just put one needle in and they'll do whatever they got to do from that. >> No. >> Yeah. >> No, that's good. Usually the at hospitals is where they you know what I mean >> handle it the best like I don't know every time I've gone to a um like labcore or something >> they oh my god they've butchered my arms like I'll go home with the hematas and stuff I >> awful will be back but I'll I'll sign you signed it honey you Yes, >> your medical. I just need uh your name and um if you want to put it, I'll put it otherwise. >> Are you sure medical center? >> That's it. >> That's it. >> I guess. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you. Let me get this stuff ready. >> All right, Erin. So, um like I said, the purpose I'm here is >> Yes. >> Okay. Sample your blood. You you agreed to a consent. This form is just documenting that. >> All right. Um >> uh hold on one second. I just need someone to witness it other than me. Um, >> you got the stickers. Did I give you stickers or no? >> Uh, no, not yet. >> You can take a look at it now if you want. Yeah, it's just one. It's one form. Just one form. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it's just one form. Can I witness it or does someone else outside have to win? >> That's my waiting for to get here. >> Make sense? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> All right. So, what I need you to do is this line right here. I need you to sign date and time. >> Okay. All right. >> Yep. >> Signature or >> signature on this one. >> Okay. I didn't know if you like actually write out my name. >> No. Yeah. Signature. I think that's it's asking for just signature, right? >> Yes. >> Signature. >> And then today's date is uh March 14th. >> 14th. Yeah. Okay. >> And the time is 9:52. >> Way to start the day. >> All right. Perfect. I'm going to get >> Thank you. >> Do you mind saying hello? So, like I was saying before, once once I get the samples, um I'm going to give you a form how to get your vehicle out impound. >> Okay. >> Long story short, come to our police department pay a fine for the tow and the storage and all that stuff. >> Okay. >> Um because it was involved in an accident, our policy is that the vehicles stored at the uh location, the the tow the tow yard. Okay. >> Yeah, the the individual company. >> Um, so all that information is going to be on the on the sheet >> on the sheet of All right. >> Thank you. >> And the same sheet is going to explain how you got the accident report itself. >> Okay. >> So, >> all right. Thank you. >> All right, honey. Just do me a favor. Put your name and your signature in here. >> Okay. >> Right here, baby. >> Hello. So, the officer has It also has the consent. I just my name. Take a look at it. Before we do that, >> you're consenting. Nobody's for your consent. >> Put on your senator's officer's name. You need the officer name. >> Your name, honey. >> Sure. Uh, patrolman Dan Bowden. Or do you want me to write it? Yeah, that's even better. >> Just just make sure it's, >> you know, half of the time just see the time you're doing it. You sign for it. It's 9:54, right? >> Yeah, that's my concern. >> You put right here. Date of the incident and the time. You're the police officer. Um, we're going to put the date and time. >> Okay. >> Location of drawing is here. uh both drawing by and her name and what's the offense? This is your part and we'll do the rest. Okay. >> All right. Sounds good. >> I'll write it down here. >> So, >> Daniel D A N I E L. >> Correct. >> B O W D E N. >> Uh B O W D E N. >> D N. That's what I'm sure. >> Yeah. >> All right. You got to take your shirt off though. >> Uh do you have something underneath? >> I don't. I have a sports bra on. >> Easy, right? Emergency t-shirt on. >> I know. I forgot. I put my boyfriend t-shirt on. >> Just put emergency detail now. >> And what's the case number? I don't know. What's the case number? >> He's got to give us the box. >> What is this? >> Does this go anywhere? >> Let me see this one. Love collect. >> It's just a repeat. I don't think we need that one. >> Baby veins. >> ARC. Um, just so you know, that is a scar tissue. I got >> a >> Can I have case in time, please? >> No. No. Just going to make you comfortable. So we can both become >> I'm sorry the call was 940. >> Thank you. >> Case number. Guess my picture. >> Oh, yeah. >> Right there on two of them. >> Perfect. Thank you. >> This is not us. This is the chain of the command. >> That goes to the left. >> Both of them. >> How do you open this? How you >> just had it open before? >> This one. >> It's just in the open it. Oh, >> wait. >> There's no way. >> No, I'll get you a tour. >> Huh? >> I'm sorry. >> That's okay. My girl Yes. Sit back. Relax your head. >> Lay your back down a little bit. >> Okay. >> There we go. It's a nice way. So, >> these take the out. >> I got them. Okay. You ready, honey? Yep. There it is. >> That told me. >> Who? >> Just don't move. >> Don't move. >> It's because I'm falling asleep right now cuz I'm so tired. >> That's okay. >> Did I was I just Was I just rambling? Yeah, >> you just mumbled a couple times. I don't understand what you're saying. >> It's because I'm so tired right now. It's insane. >> I should never have driven. Why >> you did you take anything before you went to sleep last night? >> No, I think I only slept about two hours last night. That's enough. Yeah. >> Were you going to take anything for sleep last night? >> No. No. No. >> She's all done. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm going to wave everybody. >> Fraction of the things. >> I'm the living proof of bull and china shop. >> Yeah. among among other things. >> All right, honey. >> It say what color it goes away. Does it matter? I don't even know. >> Right here. >> Oh, here. Put plastic container in the bag. Work inside. All the rest. So the rest is here. >> Yeah. >> Container and paperwork inside mail. >> The red box. >> No, this is the red here. >> This box. >> What about the box? >> Put this in the bag. >> Seal this. So we'll seal this with this. That's all. Where's the other one? You have to seal each one with a >> Well, this is sealed here. >> The the We can do the blue. >> Yeah. >> I didn't see Wait a minute. Hold on. Hold on. Add collection tube. >> No, this is a box security. >> Hold on. Yes. Collection. Place printer adhesive tube. I think these >> Hold on. Place a printed adhesive. >> These each one goes on a tube. I think >> tube. >> Yeah. Put the time. Let me put the time. I'll put the time at 10. Was it 10 again? The name just cuz everybody's different. Hello. GG. Hold up. What's up? You have what? A rapid or a first response. Oh, all right. Just put that in 11. Uhhuh. All right. I have to place printed adhesive to Adhesive blood tube label around each vial. Hold on. Blood vial and place blood into the secondary plastic transfer tube. Return both slots. Dispose of do not return. Seal both sides of the plastic. Yeah. Put your hand on this one. >> You got to put it. >> I did this one. Do this one. I'll do it. >> Hold on. Put it back on the paper. >> I was going to do it on my >> wood one. One. Don't forget you have to write down the um the officer's name in your chart. >> Oh, how about if I take a Do we need this? >> No, just put it in here. >> And the case number has to go on your shirt. >> Thank you. >> He's all prepared. >> It's a little old. It's been in my pocket for a while. A little security. So we seal one, seal two. So here >> now we put this in here. >> Seal that. >> This is already sealed. >> For hours or for them? >> What? >> Is this for them? Consent form. I mean, she consented for that form. >> No, no, there it is. >> That's just an extra. >> All right. So, put this in here. Open this. >> Hey, Aaron. The uh address on your license >> is my >> That's where you get mail to? >> Yes. Okay. >> Yeah. It's the house I've lived since I was a kid. >> Okay. >> I lived in the um I lived in my house 10 years. I moved back here about 2 years ago. Right before when I got sober. >> Okay. >> I moved back home to my parents to just, you know, get my get my [ __ ] together there. >> What's your email? >> All right. See you. Yeah. Mail, email. Just keep an eye open. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> I think each side or something like here maybe. >> Right here. >> Yeah, >> we'll do. >> You could use them all. We don't want them. We could just use every single one of them. >> They gave it to you. sealed. That's right. >> It is sealed. Um, that's it. Anything else? >> Here's the case number has to go in here. >> Okay. Oh, >> hold on. What else is the case number? >> 25- >> Okay. >> 5262. >> And what? You got to do the >> I think that's what we do. >> Um, did you write down the case number for you for your notes? You need your notes. >> Okay. Put it right. You need you need his name. >> I did have his name. >> Case number and the time, I guess. >> 10 p.m. 10:00 a.m. 5 2 6. Okay, that's >> okay. >> Perfect. >> Thank you. >> I don't know if the doctor didn't come here yet. Anything? >> I don't know. Do you That's ours. If he needs to send you up for now, this is your box. >> Perfect. GI >> I'm going to be right back with about form how to get the your car impound and uh um how to get the accident report. So give me >> And how long does it usually take to process like um >> Oh, this goes to the state police. I have no idea. >> Yeah, I would I I have no idea. So uh give me two minutes and I'll be right back. >> Absolutely. I have no idea. >> All right. Just got to get the accident report form. >> So that's it, I think. Right. >> All right. might turn off because we were walking a little. >> Thank you. >> Hey, Aaron. >> Yes. >> All right. So, like I said before, this is the form. Get the accent report. >> Okay. >> Uh in about a week, go to the website crashtalks.org or scan the cure code should pop up. >> Okay. >> Case number is 25-5262-ac. >> Okay. >> Uh your car is at currently at amm towing. Where's that at? >> Uh, Wilson AB in Middletown. >> Oh, okay. I think you know what you're talking about. >> Yeah. Um, you have to take care of the impound first before getting your car out of impound. Okay. >> So, you have to go to a police department. Uh, you have 12. You have to wait 12 hours to get it released. So, 10:00 tonight, you can do it. >> All right. Yeah. >> So, you hold on to this. Uh, just make sure you read the impound stuff on the back. >> Yeah, I will. >> Do you have any questions for me? >> Um, no. Um, I thank you. I appreciate your patience. >> Well, thank you for your uh for your patience. Thank you very much. And you're um willing to work. So, thank you.