Is this for the hit and run? Yes, she We were on this side. We just got out of the back. We were on this side. She came around and hit us straight forward. I slammed on my Yeah, I was laying on my horn. She took off running. A car came behind her. We were all We followed her behind her. She pulled in here cuz she didn't realize she had nowhere else to go. Where is she? She's in the car? She's in the car. Who is it? I have no idea. >> All right, just in the car? Yeah. All right, just do me a favor, who's the driver? Who's driving? I was. You were driving? All right, I'm going to need You got a license, too? I do. All right, both of your IDs, your registration, insurance, all right? Just cuz you were in the car, you got to go in it for the accident report, all right? >> Okay. Yep. What do you mean? What's What's going on? I just want to go home. I just want to go to sleep. Where are you coming from? From Jersey. You're in Jersey. What do you mean? You got your You got your license, registration, insurance on you? Um No, I don't think I have them on me. Okay. You don't have anything on you? No. All right. What I do Can you step out of the car for me? Yeah. Okay, where Where are you coming from? >> want to go to sleep. All right, well, where you Where are you coming from? Uh Jersey. Jersey. South Jersey. Yep. All right. Sorry. Sorry. Just wait over here for a second. Lean against the car. Wait. All right. You have anything to drink tonight? Yeah. Okay. All right. Yeah. >> Yeah, well let's help her walk. Yeah, you walk out this officer. Okay. Yeah, yeah. We're going to help you. Okay. Well, listen, listen. We're going to have to put you through some tests. You think you'll be able to to get through them or not? Yeah. All right. If not, we're going to have to terminate it. Okay. I'll help you. Okay. Listen, you're going to lean against the front of this car. All right. You're You Can you stay How much have you drank tonight? Um I don't know. All right. All right. What I want to do, I'm going to put you through a few tests, all right? Okay. You understand? This is the your field sobriety test, all right? Okay. All right. All right. Can you do me a favor? Can you You got to get in the starting position. You got to put both of your feet together. Put your hands at your side, all right? Okay. What I want you to do is with your eyes and your eyes only you're going to follow the tip of this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. You understand? Okay. Follow the pen with your eyes. Just your eyes. Follow the pen. The tip of the pen. Just the tip of the pen. You understand? Yes. Okay. Just the Just with your eyes, not your head. Sorry. All right. All right. Keep following the pen. All right. All right. The next test is going to be the the walk and turn test. All right? Okay. You think you can walk You think you You have any medical problems that would affect uh your balance? No. Okay. Another question. Do you have anything wrong with your eyes that I should know of? No. Do you wear contacts? No. Do you want to leave that on the hood of the car? Can I give you my phone? Yeah. Can you hold this? Sure. What do you got? Can you Can you If she fails this, you know, she might not be able to walk, so All right. We'll see. All right. Do you think you can walk Do you think you can walk in a straight line? Yeah. So, wait. Are you going to Are you going to fall over? Is what I'm going to say. No. You're not going to fall over? No. >> Okay. All right. Come to the front of the car right here. Mike, go and stand on this side. Come here. Come here. Come here. We're done here. Yeah. Okay. Just lean against the car, okay? You're going to be placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated, okay? Okay. All right. Go ahead, get up. Yep. Yeah. Put your hands behind your back. Where are you coming from, by the way? Uh South Jersey. South Jersey? Do you have any weapons on you? Where in South Jersey? No weapons on me. Um in Brick. All right. Hold on to her, please. >> Yeah. Okay. Come on. Walk with me. Make it slow. Slow. Slow. Slow. Put her property on your front Yep. She's good. Right here. All right. You guys can sit down. One leg forward. Yeah. Dude, like I'm I'm going to I'll say you probably probably like a 1.5. 2.0 I got to get out of here right now. Hey Brendan, let's move our cars out of the Yeah. We don't have any information that you didn't give me. Yeah, I am. Do you want to the tow about 15-20? That works. Jeff, just My bad. Just back up this and just pull out that way. Yeah, I can't get anywhere. >> No, that's >> Um Okay, you got her phone in there? Yeah, I got her phone in All right, and then she doesn't have nothing else, right? Oh, no. I'm all set. >> Okay. Orange County LV transport one female 41 from this location. Headquarters start miles. Hey guys, you give the other officer your stuff and everything? Yeah, I have her phone in there. All right. My registration and my um What, you can't find the insurance? I have it in my Your phone'll work? >> She's having a hard time getting her internet to connect. Okay. If we need to, we can get her internet password and let her >> All right, appreciate it. Yeah, it'll work it'll work anywhere on your phone or I we just need the policy number and your insurance code, all right? >> Thank you. Holy. >> Yeah. There you go. That's her. You can bring that back to headquarters, too. I did everything. >> Yeah, everything. The whole the whole deal, folks. And she's I don't know if she knows anybody down here, but Holy [ __ ] I'm shutting this mic. I wonder what else she hit. Where are the keys in the car? I have the keys in my hand. I'm going to put I'm going to close this door. What else she hit? >> Yeah, it's got She's got red paint transfer and [ __ ] so Hey, what's your Excuse me. So, you got Which way was she coming from? Like her uh She drove her SUV and she ran on this side >> Where, on Car Ave? Yes. >> We had just turned out from the back of the laundry mat. We were heading towards um car app, and she came around the corner like a real deep turn, and she slammed into us and then just kept going off. All right, so she was so she was she was here? Uh-huh. So then you're looking at the So you're at the park, you're looking at the the laundry mat. Where did she come from? She was like straight ahead or she come from off of car app? >> We were looking at the park, and she came this way. Like >> Okay. Like going towards Beach Boulevard. >> Yeah, going towards the beach. And that's what So she was just traveling straight on She did a big wide turn? Yeah. And then Uh like slammed into us, quickly turned the wheel, and sped off. >> Okay. All right. All right. None of you guys are injured? No, no. You're all right? Yeah. Okay. Cuz she has it looks like she was in another accident. We're trying Oh, wow. It could be. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know cuz that's what I'm trying to figure out where she's coming from. Is it telling you that it's Please enter your password. Where did she Where did she rear end up? It looks like it came That's They're coming It was like head like head-on-head like her driver's side and that right there. >> Okay. I mean she got the collision. Yeah. 10-55 to county, I'll be 10-3, transport complete, 10 miles 20769. From the thing that we just did, she probably had a 2.0 dude. Where is he? She's Her eyes Her eyes were How about she almost fell on you when she got out of the Yeah, all over the place. As soon as she saw us I knew there was no way she was getting in. No. No, that's why I was just like I'm not even going to put her in a walk and turn, she's going to fall over. They're injured or not? No. No, I don't think so. They're fine. Mike, I'm going to go back and do the get the questionnaire out and stuff. Start doing that. Yeah, I'll I'll I'll stay out here with I'll stay out here and wait for the You can go help them. Yeah. Are you good enough to drive home right now? Yeah. All right, you clear? I'm with you guys, I'm in the county. What's going on? What's going on? Is dispatching you in the county or dispatch? No, dispatch county. All right. This is the These are the keys to the driver in the blue Civic. Apparently, she hit him head-on. I don't I don't know what I was working in my garage. >> Okay. Do me a favor, guys. I have two sleeping babies upstairs. I got you. I'm going to go in my garage if you need to talk to me. Okay. All right. What's Yeah. Yeah, she We were on this side and he got on the wrong side of that. We're on this side. She came around and he goes straight forward. I slammed on my Yeah, I ran over my I laid on my horn. She took off running. The car came behind her. We were all We followed her behind her. She pulled in here cuz she didn't realize she had no way out. She pulled out. Where is she? She's in the car? She's in the car. Okay, give me a second. >> Thank you. I don't know. She's in here. Hi. What's going on? What do you mean? What What do you mean what's what's going on? I just want to go home. I just want to go to sleep. >> Where you coming from? From Jersey. You're in Jersey. What do you mean? You got your You got your license, registration, insurance on you? Um No, I don't think I have them on me. Okay. You don't have anything on you? No. All right. All right, can you step out of the car for me? Do you got your license, registration, insurance on you? I can get my registration. >> Yep, yep, I'm going to go ahead. Come with me. Hey. Okay, where where you coming from? All right, well, where you where you coming from? Uh Jersey. Jersey. All right. Yep. >> Yep. Yep. Wait for me here for a second. Can I get my registration? Where'd you get hit? Right in the front. That's fine. I see it. Yep. Okay. You can wait in front of us. Okay. I was just making sure I was all right. Hey, you guys. Yeah. So, it's all right. Listen, I decide two over here. Part of my car is by the laundromat because she took off and I went behind her and she took Okay. Okay. That's fine. Yeah, you just grab her here. Yeah. Grab her information, attach it. Oh, listen, listen. We're going to have to put you through some tests. Some You think you'll be able to to get through them or not? Yeah. All right. If not, we're going to have to terminate it. Okay. 2155 County, can I have you attached to NJ Reg just when ready? I'm all right. Hey, I'm sorry. So, are you all right? I don't know. Is Shane all right? Yeah, everybody look fine. Any injuries or anything like that? Do you guys need medical or anything? You okay? Okay. That's fine. You okay? Did they answer me? You need a light? Yeah. Yeah, they I was waiting for them to respond. Where's Brendan? Uh First one's going to be a NJ reg, kilo 88 November papa kilo. Second one's going to be a New Jersey reg, delta 61 uniform lima golf. Delta 61. Yeah, or tell them if they want Yeah, absolutely. That's fine. You okay? They got to lift you. That's uh Remember one day we dealt with the FBI or something? Remember his car broke down on Beachway? Locked up. Yeah, what do you got? Yeah. All right. let's This is yours? You want to get off of her? Start your observation. And then the right side here. Yep. This is Here. This is She's got this. Got you. Just uh write down all the information for her. Yep. All right, go ahead, jump. Yep. Yeah. Put your hands on your back. You got him? You got him? I'll take him through. Can we unlock? Can we unlock? Do you have any weapons on you? No, nothing illegal. No. Um any auto bombs? Auto bombs? Okay. All right. Come on. Walk with me. Yeah, come on. Walk with me. Nice and slow. Slow, slow, slow. Slow. Yep. Yep, slow right here. All right, give me a little sit down. One leg, go ahead. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I got her keys. Hey Brandon. Yeah, here. This is the keys to the vehicle. Uh just uh We don't have any information in that vehicle. Maybe check the glove box for hers. See if we can get uh insurance and all that. Where do you live now? In Magnolia Avenue. What What are you doing here? I was coming here to see somebody but I know my mom can be so sad that I got arrested. Have you ever Have you ever got in trouble for DUI before? Once. Once already? Yeah. Oh. Well, then you know you shouldn't be doing it, right? I know. You have warrants for the title about 15 times. That for? Oh. Back up this and just pull it out. >> Yeah, yeah. Just don't let her get anywhere. >> No, it's fine. Um Yeah, you got her phone in there? Yeah, I got her phone in there. >> And then she doesn't have anything else, right? Oh, no. I'm going to check but I'm going to make sure. 2155 to county. I'll be transporting one female 41 from this location. Headquarters start miles. 13 female 41 country. >> What friend were you coming down here to see? Huh? From Facebook? You just met him and you were coming all the way this way? Okay. >> 2155 to county. I'll be 10-3 transport complete and miles. 38 All right, we're going to take our time, all right? We're going to go very slow. One leg at One leg at a time. I'm sorry you have to deal with me. >> Nope, it's fine. Pull it. Can you get it out? There you go. One. Other one. Put the other one out first before There we go. I'm going to grab you. We're going to walk nice and slow. And you Okay. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Right there. All right, come on. This way, right towards the door. This way. This >> I'm still I'm sorry that that you have to deal with us. Wait. Let me open the door. Center. One at a time, guys. Just slow. All right. Here you go, to the right. Back. This way. Help. Yep. Nice and slow. Thank you. Yep. Of course. Nice and slow. Don't go too fast. Don't Come on. I'm not worried to go. Wait. Keep You got it. We got you. All right. Right in this room? Yeah. Yep. See this chair? You can have a seat. Yep, sit. Go ahead. Nice and slow. Have a seat right there. Thank you. Yep. Turn on the light. There we go. I appreciate you. Yeah, of course. What's your name? Olivia. Olivia l a n. k a p a l n? k a p l a n, yes. l a n. Olivia, what's your Are you coming out here to meet somebody? Yes. Do you know this person? No. It's not a good idea, right? You over here? No, it's not a good idea. It's not a good idea. It's never good to do stuff like that. Could be dangerous. Who do you live with? Your parents? No, I live by myself. >> You live by yourself? Yeah. >> Okay. Where's your mom? Where does your parents live? Out there, too? Yeah, my mom's like 10 minutes away. >> Okay. All right. What's mom's name? If you don't >> Catherine. With a C. Mhm. Same last name. Okay. And then just the a phone number for Catherine. You know your mom's phone number? Who is it? Her mom, Catherine. Where does she live? Down by her, in How far is that from here? Only an hour. What are you doing up here? Came to meet someone she met on Facebook. >> All right. All right. He said, "All right." and walked away. Um yeah. So, what happened today? Um I relapsed. I was sober for like 6 months. Just today you relapsed? Why? If you don't mind me asking, what happened? Um I lost my dad. You lost your dad recently? How long ago? Oh, you're going to make me cry. Like about 2 years ago. Okay. But there are still a lot of memories. >> Okay. Of him, my papa. All right. It's understandable. Yeah. I get it. I miss him. Yeah, I can believe it. Seems like it. But you know what? This ain't a good way to mem- memorize your dad, right? I don't think he would want this. I know. I know. And that's what I tell myself. I know. You were doing good. 6 months is a long time. So, well, hopefully this is a little bit of a learning experience, you know? Hopefully you get back on track. Yeah. I think so. I wouldn't keep going this route. It doesn't help me. And it it doesn't serve him, so Absolutely not. You know? Can't cope by drinking alcohol. Can't drown it out. It's always going to be there, you know? Alcohol won't make it go away. Yeah, well, it's like uh Makes it easier for you on that day. Yeah, 2030. Well, when I was in um residential treatment, they told me that you can't Start time 2030. Um you only like get away from your negative experiences. Yeah. Your positive ones get taken too. Olivia c a p l a n right? c a Or k a p >> k that's what I mean. k a p l a n Yep. Ka- Kaplan? Yep. Olivia Your date of birth right here. >> 20 How many times have you been in trouble for DUI? Once? Only once? So this would be your second one? Yep. Did you uh did you get into another accident uh today prior with your car? Or is this your first accident in that car? The first one. The first one? Yeah. And that All right. Mhm. Today? It's the 19th. What time is what? Now? 8:00, yeah. You you have a job? No. Are you sick? No. Are you under the care of a doctor? No. Are you taking any medicine? Yes. What medicine? Sertraline. Yeah. Okay. When do When do you take that? I take it in the morning. In the morning? Okay. So, you took it really in the morning? Yeah. What time was that approximately? So, it's like 10 mg in the morning. At what time did you take it today? Um Rough estimate. Probably like 10:00 a.m. >> 10:00 a.m. Do you have diabetes? No. Are you just in The Miranda You have the Miranda card here? Yeah. So, I'm prescribed 15 twice a day. What? Okay. All right. Listen, I'm going to read you your Miranda warning. All right? Okay. Do you have to just Yeah. After every sentence, just under it and say yes if you understand, all right? You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? Anything you say uh anything you say can and will be Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand that? You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him and her present with you while you're 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 your rights as I have explained to you? Yes. Having these rights in mind, are you willing to answer my questions? Yes. Okay. What kind of alcoholic drinks you had tonight? Uh vodka. Vodka, okay. How much? How many? A bottle. Bottle, how big's the bottle? But are you are they shooters like airplane bottles? No, bigger. Bigger? How many? >> So, probably like a pint. Pint? Spell your name. Yes. Uh where were you drinking at? My house. Your house? Which is Oh, you guys are so nice. I don't know if that's a real M A G O L I N A >> Yep. All right, that's how you spell it. I figured that. >> Yes, then you got it. Uh what was the time in between each drink? Um probably about 2 hours. 2 hours between each drink you took? Yep. Okay. So, how many So, if you said you had one pint, how many like Like what were the drinks? Were you just taking it right out of the bottle or were you mixing it with something? Um right Like I poured it into something else, but it was Flavored or just straight? Or just straight? Yes. Poured it into a cup or something? >> So, two hours you'd say between each drink? Yeah. What uh when did you have your first drink today? 12:00 or 1:00 or 6:00 that you're coming back with the pain? Probably when I like 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. today? Mhm. >> Half a one. All right. Uh when did you finish your last drink? Before I came here. Okay. So what So what time is that at about? So It's It's 8:42 now. So I would say like 6. 6, okay. Yeah. What time What time did you finish eating? When was your last meal? Did you eat today? I didn't eat anything. You didn't eat anything today? Nothing? No. Oh, he got it. Yeah, we found it. Yeah. Good. You got You wrote down all the cards, so All right, so we got that. Okay. So What time? Um would you like Can we call your mother and ask if she'll come here and pick you up? No, don't call my mom. >> All right, so listen, I'm just going to let you know, whatever happens here, no matter what, you're going to have to If no one can come and pick you up, if you have another person that you can, you're going to be staying here for 12 hours. Okay, I don't want my mom. >> Not your mom, okay. Do you have anyone else? No. So who's going to You're going to be sitting here for 12. Do you understand that? You'll be here tomorrow till almost 9:00 a.m. Okay. It is 8:00 at night right now. Okay, I just I don't want my mom. You sure? Mhm. She's done through enough with me that I don't I don't want to put her through this again. Only if you're all right, I guess. It's It's open about what time by the way? Huh? What's up? What? Nothing. Let me get that once you're done. What time does observation start at? 8:20 or right here. 8:00 8:30 8:30? Where did you have your last DUI at? What town? Can you take that handcuff off? You got to wait till we're done with the observation and then they'll come off. You got about 6 more minutes, all right? Um >> Okay. in Manheim, PA All right. Was that accident involved or not? No. Okay. Was this an old address, Mount Laurel? Yes. Okay. Yeah, I am. Yep. Yeah, it's my billing address, but This one? It's my old address. Okay. Excuse me. Oh. Is there your address? Got you. Yeah. Probably not supposed to be taking No. Yeah, probably doesn't help, right? You used to say it's silly. What? Lexapro? Yeah. Say it more. It's probably like trying to say like two words, I guess, right? Yeah. Yeah, but no, you're not supposed to take it and drink because it will hit you faster. >> I'm sure it will. I would say you shouldn't be drinking and driving, either, right? Yes. Just for your own health. You really You hurt yourself, no? We don't want that, right? No. Or somebody else. Anyone hurt yourself, hurt a innocent person. I don't want to hurt I know. Absolutely, or yourself. I'm a social worker. I'm a therapist. I don't want to hurt anybody else. >> Nope, I would say not. Who do you live with right now? Myself. Okay. These chairs. You're both so nice. Try to be. Thank you. Of course. >> Other than DUI, have you ever been in trouble with the law before? No. Just that? Just the drinking? Yep. Hopefully you get that taken care of. Again, just stick with it. I think that's your best bet. It's harder than it sounds. Oh, I'm sure it is. But, hey, that's part It's part of the struggle of life, right? It's easier to do the wrong thing than it is to do the right. That's in everything in life, not just that. So. Yeah. You just got to make it work. You'll be better off in the long run. So will your family. For what? Right here? Right here? That's why I don't want to call my mom. And I'm sure She's going to find out about it anyway. Yeah. You know? >> she'll know eventually, but right now, no. The problem is once you get out of here, how are you going to Your car is getting towed. So either way, someone's going to have to come pick you up, you know? You going to have somebody that will come out here? I'll get an Uber. Yeah, right. >> Uber an hour away? Yeah. I'll figure it out. >> How are you going to get your car eventually? You can't just leave your car in the impound lot. My car is all [ __ ] up. That That's tough. Do you have Do you have any friends in the area? Not around here, no. What about the guy you you were the person who came to meet? Um probably not. Did you guys even get to hang out or not? No. You didn't make it there? No. So, I Ubered home. Okay. I'm down. 2160 Case number 240 Bravo 01981 01981. 1981? That's what I like. Mhm. It's almost done, right? The uh so just got to supervisor got to come back here and do a another test, right? Okay. 2160 Got it. 73 Washington Avenue third party caller is 2188 Smith. Your city is Bay Shore. Your city is Bay Shore. Text message in reference to the vehicle. For what? Huh? know. Okay, we had a call. We had a call last week from TikTok saying she was involved in a physical domestic. She did not want to let that out. Help from TikTok. Caller is a male from Pennsylvania. He did mention that you guys were there last week. He is in front of the week old burner and she hasn't even called the law, but we have tried to contact her where we found her last. Apple. This is not easy. This is John's wife. I need this one. I need just this one. Just need this one. This is the reader this one. No, I know. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. This is Maybe uh Maybe fix this one. What? What I did? It's just like with the the number you are rewriting. You see what I mean? No, I know. Like all this. See how we have Yeah, I can't always do that. I'll just read. I thought it was something else. Okay. The one guy that lived at the end Mhm. Mhm. The one guy that lived at the end Yeah. We've dealt with him. He's a He's a lunatic. Yeah, I think so, too. Yeah, his car broke down on Beachway. >> It looks like he's going to worse. Does he race them? Yeah. So, that's interesting. My birthday is on Not yet. I don't think so. I'm nervous. Where were you coming to meet someone? In Kingsburg? Or you were you just lost? No, in Kingsburg, yeah. Okay. You know his name? No. I was just curious. That's not smart. You don't even know his name? You're just going to go meet someone? Don't do that anymore. Well, nobody said I was that smart, you know. No one's saying you're stupid. >> No, yeah. No. I mean, it's odd, you know? Like you said, you had a few drinks today. Maybe that uh You know, you're lucky that. Yeah. Especially so far from home. I know. It's a long ways you drove. I should have just stayed home. Absolutely. You made it all the way up here, though. Somehow. >> Did you take the parkway? Turnpike? Turnpike. It's the parkway down here, right? Yeah. Turnpike and then the parkway. Yep. Yeah. I hate the Where does your mom live? She's in Audubon. Huh? She's in Audubon. New Jersey. That that's all? Yeah. Mhm. >> I'm sorry you have to deal with this. You don't have to be sorry. It happens. Unfortunately. I think you should stay at home. Go go to bed. Absolutely. That probably would have been your best bet. Probably would have been. But I'm not very smart sometimes. So. Alcohol could do that. Pairs you to make not so smart decisions. Yeah. [ __ ] men. Mhm. Two more minutes. All right, two more minutes. Mhm. We're being complacent up here. What? You're good? Yeah. Yeah, you're not going anywhere anyway. You don't want to be picked up apparently. No one No one my mom to know. Yeah, well, no, anyway. No. >> Yeah, next time she sees you, your car's all dinged up. I'm not lying. No, she She has been my number one support person, so Was she mad last time? Uh yeah. I mean, I have a lawyer for my first DUI. >> How long ago was that? Uh a couple months ago. Oh, recently. Like during the summer? Yeah. >> When'd you relapse? Um when did I relapse? Just a couple weeks ago. Oh. You got to Yeah, maybe But I've been to um 30-day rehab twice now. Maybe you need longer. Yeah, maybe I need like 60. Yeah. Maybe like even 6 months. You know they have those, right? I know. >> It's not funny. I'm for real. It's not nothing to be ashamed of, but maybe that's what you need, that 6-month one. And they'll go through You can fix a lot of stuff while you're there, not just your drinking. You're feeling sad about stuff, you know? That'll help with it. >> my thing is I feel a lot of guilt about my dad dying. >> Well, that'll help. >> Something to deal with. >> Yeah, it's a big loss. A lot of people feel ways. And my stepmom never told me or my brothers how bad he was Okay. doing. >> Mhm. Yeah. That's sudden for you, I guess, right? Yeah. Okay. So, before we knew it, he was in the ER. Um and I was the only one there when they told when they said that he only had um 3 to 5 months to live and he lived for 6 hours. Wow. And my stepmom couldn't call my brothers, so I had to call both my brothers and tell them Yeah, that's hard. Where's your Where your brothers stay at? Uh uh one's in New Mexico, one's in Pottsville. Where's that? Pottsville, PA. Oh, yeah. New Mexico, huh? Yeah. Still talk to your brothers? Um I still talk to one of them. Which one? The one in PA? The one in New Mexico. Okay. But I did call both of them and tell them that my dad had passed. Oh, that's that's tough. Um cuz my stepmom couldn't couldn't do it herself, so it was tough. Yeah. Totally. Yeah. So I started a downward spiral. It was 2 weeks before I graduated with my master's degree. In what? Social work. So you don't work right now? You got a master's degree in social? Yeah. Maybe you could use this like once you have it. That's it. >> Yeah, it's more. No, I mean I got maybe you could you know help other people out with the the problems of addiction and stuff like that, right? Absolutely. I understand how it is. Maybe that's what you could do after this. Maybe go into rehab for a little bit and figure figure it out. Yeah, that's my hope. Because I know what it's been like to be there. Yeah. >> how [ __ ] substance abuse So, if I can help somebody else through it, I would I would love to do Yeah, that'd be that'd be awesome for you. So, hopefully you know like we said, at least no one got hurt today. You're all right, the people are all right. It's the only thing that matters. It's my biggest thing is I didn't I didn't hurt anybody and I didn't hurt myself. Yeah. So. You said the last one was the same thing you got pulled over for, right? Yeah. So, no accident? No. All right. It's better than that. Rather an accident. It's a newer car, too. You got you know >> So if we had grabbed that Mhm. Yeah. Absolutely. I was trying not to cry anymore. Mhm. It's raining after the first Oh, yeah. So Yeah. I was trying not to Yeah. Pretty so. She's doing all right. Just miss my dad. I know. Yeah, I bet. I'm sure. Absolutely. It's a hard thing. But I was there when he pulled the hand. So they were talking about 3 to 5 months, he said. Don't be scared for me, okay? I'm going to be okay. And I was like, you get to be scared, it's okay. All right. It's tough. He just wanted you guys to be strong. That's it. 6 hours, wasn't it? Oh, I'm sure it wasn't. I'm sure. Yeah. But you can't look at the 6 hours, you got to look at how long you had him before that. Right? It still wasn't. Oh, I'm sure. I know all about it. I mean, luckily I I had him and my mom had me when I was young, so he was uh my mom was 39, my dad was 49. But I was born, so my dad passed away So I had him for a long time, but Yeah. A lot of good memories? It still wasn't enough. No? Never is, right? I wanted him to be there for my for my master's graduation. I wanted him to see me Oh, I'm sure. finish that. Yeah. In person? I'm sure he was there though. I'm sure he still seen it. Sorry, I know this is not what you're here for. It's exactly what I'm here for. For real. Um yeah, him not being there was was very tough for me. I said it would be for anybody. Sure. I have two older brothers. Neither of them got their masters. So, my dad was very proud of me getting a And till he was saying before he got to see it happen once. You say Sounds like it was very hard. It does. But at least you did it, right? I'm sure he's proud of you for that, so. That's how you got to look at it, right? Yeah. That's how I look at it. I just want to say that. Sure. I believe you. Believe Doesn't sound like it's easy. He was not a great dad, but he was always there. That's it. He was dad. Yep. Dad is dad. Always. Always. That's right. So, that's what was hard. >> Mhm. This is sad. >> Okay, so my car's going to get towed. Yes. And then I have to stay here for 12 hours. Mhm. And then I can go home. 12 hours to sober up. Okay. Can you turn my phone off? Absolutely. I will do that for you. Thank you. Just not enough power. Just so you seen it. So I did was turn it off. >> back. Um cuz I don't want to call my mom. I've put her through enough. Mhm. >> mom's been through a lot with me. How's your relationship with your mom? She's my favorite person. Okay. Good. That's good. Yeah. But I still feel bad that I have put her through so much. I'm sure. She's my lady. Absolutely. Always my number one emergency contact. >> Can we take these off yet? Once he gets this going, yes, they're going to they will come off. Of course, this one's going to go on there. Who's Yankees hot as hell right Who knows? Not a Yankees fan? No. The down South Jersey, what are you a Phillies fan? I figured. Yeah, but the Phillies really [ __ ] it up this year. What has he done? I'm more so an Eagles >> Me? I don't know how to I don't know how to do this. No, somebody has to go and do it for you. Jesus Christ. I'm more so an Eagles fan. Eagles? Yeah. The device needs to be off. Like I I hate Hurts. What's that button down? What's that red thing underneath it? So, that's it. What's that? The volume. You know what? Let's turn this volume down. Call this off. Yeah. Who is that? The Campbell? Huh? Campbell. Okay. I hate Hurts. But I love Oh god, who did we just get traded from? The Giants. Saquon Barkley. Yes. We would be [ __ ] without Barkley. He's playing good, right? >> And A.J. Brown. Now that he's back in from his hamstring uh injury. Yeah, but without Barkley and Brown, we would be [ __ ] Yeah. I wouldn't say so. Sorry, we're talking about the Eagles. Yeah, I'm a Giants fan. Oh. You can leave. Y'all [ __ ] it up by letting Barkley go. You're not kidding. Cuz we would be [ __ ] without him. Please switch off the device, Hannah. Sorry, I have a mouth like cuz [ __ ] sailor. That's right. I'm very nice, but I say [ __ ] too often. Mhm. Buddy. All right, what's that minor thing back there? Uh Um it's cuz I talked about the uh Eagles, right? No. Yeah, it says error. Call 140. I got to work. I called the Trooper Nick. He didn't answer and it says please switch off the device. There's a power button. I'm going to hit it. That's cool? Yeah. That's it. It's cuz he's a Giants fan. Got you. Could be. Could be some problems. Copy. What? Yeah. Okay. Uh Yeah, that's right. Cuz that's where the machine is. So. Yep, got you. That's what I was thinking. Yeah. All right. Yeah. All right. All right. What's up? Yeah. It's cuz he's a Giants fan. It's because you're a Giants fan. Oh, no, no, no, no. What are you Eagles over there? Yeah. Ugh. Ugh. You're just jealous cuz we have Barkley now. No. Horrible. My mom would always make fun of me when she would She was always like, "You're you're a nice drunk." She said, "You don't want to fight anybody." I said, "No, I don't." Bernie, where you going, dude? What? Hi, Bernie. Yeah. She would always tell me, "You're a nice cuz I'm nice drunk." You're a nice drunk? Yeah. Cuz I don't want to I don't want to fight. I don't want to get loud yell at anybody. Um so she would always tell me, "You're a nice drunk." Cuz her well my her first ex-husband was a not very nice drunk. Oh. Yeah, that's not good. >> Um I would yell and we'd get mean. But nobody in my family has hereditary alcoholism, only me. Just you? Just me. I also had melanoma uh on my back, which was supposed to be genetic. Um and ingrown toenails, which were also supposed to be genetic and I'm the only one who got them. So, I had a 6 in of my back cut out for my melanoma. Mhm. Um yeah. That doesn't sound fun. I got all the all the fun things. >> Yeah, seems like it. >> Nobody else in my family got it. Yeah. >> You're probably like stop talking to me. Me? You can talk. Talk away. Doesn't bother me. What I said, I'm I'm a nice talker. Yeah, it's all right. I'll listen. Oh boy. It worked late. All the way till 7:00 in the morning. That's late. Mhm. So 7:00 to 7:00? Mhm. Not too bad. Could be worse. Could be worse. Yeah, it's not bad. I worked What time did I go in? It was like 6:30 in the morning till like 3:30 in the afternoon. Got you. With my kiddos. >> Mhm. What was that for? For social work. And therapy. So, my school is very lucky that they offered more than just like where do you want to go to college? Mhm. Um I would do when I was And they would also be allowed to come in to see me anytime they wanted like a snack Got you. like needed a check-in. Of course. Yeah. Good. That's good. It seems like it's you know I was very lucky. Yeah, sounds like it. And I still talk to some of them. I have pictures of them around my house. Mhm. Good. >> From their graduation. >> Yeah. Yeah. So is Because they most of them almost didn't graduate. Um So it was a lot of work to get them to finish. I'm sure. But they got it done. They did. >> Yeah. And I got to see them do it. >> Yeah, it's good. Yeah. Surely they appreciated that. They probably hated me a little bit. Yeah. But I'm glad I'm glad that I got to see it happen. Can we take these off? Yeah. Just wait for that machine. 2162 County These are so uncomfortable. Yeah, well they're not made for comfort. Oh, they're uncomfortable. Yeah. They sure are. Please tell me Mr. New York Giant come back over here. Mhm. I don't know where he went. Um Yeah, I'm glad that I got to work with the kiddos that I did. Yeah. All right, take your ride to Hazlet. Oh, all right. Okay, so please tell me to >> We're going to take them off as soon as this done. Yes. Give us like 20 more minutes or the No. Yeah. We have to do it. I'm sorry. I'm sorry it's taking so long, but It's okay. All right, you ready? I'm ready. >> Take her. Need the license. Just take it all with you. We don't need this right now, but just take this and this with you. All right, you guys are all right? >> Yep. Where do I just pull into the Side door or front door? They know you're coming, so All right. Dager, they'll let you in there. Go rich. They're going to help you out. You can leave that there. Yeah. It's not your property. All right, miss. You ready? Come on, we got to take a ride. I'm ready. All right. All right. >> Quick and painless. Nice and slow. Come on. Just breathe. You got it? Nice and slow. Whoop, it's going to be a curb. It's going to be a curb. I said. I got it. Open the back door. Black thing coming in through the back here. Whoop, pick up, pick up, pick up. I got to open the door. You got to take a seat. Got it. I got it out of the handle a little bit. He said All right, we'll see you in soon. I'll be back. Should be quick. Yep. All right. What are they doing? I'll tell you. Well, the box we Our box isn't working, so we have to go to another police station to run it. You running what? A breathalyzer box. Okay. Ours isn't working. That's the box we're going to put you on. You can't do anything until you do that. Once we're done with the box, we can. We have to get that done first. Is there not anything you can Yeah, no. I'm sure they aren't. What? This. All right. 2155 the county. I'll be transporting one female 41 Kingsburg headquarters to Hazlet PD headquarters start. 48 155 41 from Kingsburg Hazlet headquarters. >> No, we're going to So, right now we're just going We're going to Hazlet to do the boxing and coming back to Kingsburg. I'm not leaving you in Hazlet. We're just using their box. And then you're coming then we're both getting back in the car and you're going to come back to Kingsburg. All right? Yeah, you're not staying there. We're just using their box. Huh? That's it. We won't be there long. Couple minutes. >> Huh? No, I'm sure they aren't. 2155 to county, transport complete Hazlet Police Station 20773. Hit the curb. There we go. Perfect. Stop. Let's do it. Okay, you go to the right, the other way. Yep, that way. What's going on? All right. Uh are you I'm not from Hazard, no. Can I ask you a question real quick? What's that? Did somebody hand you a misdemeanor warrant? Okay. Yeah. All right. Hey, what's up? Come on. Just nice and slow. Nice and slow. You guys need help? Can we go in? Uh Oh, back here. Yeah, come on. Follow. Yeah. Uh I'll contact you. Nice and slow. Hi. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Yep. Oops, sorry about that. All right. Google Plus. Google left? Come on. Where did I go? Go turn. Turn. Nice and easy. Can you hang out here for 1 second? >> Yep, no problem. Here. We're going to get to that wall. Don't worry. They treat us good. Okay. Come on. All right. All right. First step. Straight back. You know what I'm talking about, right? Yep. At the end of the hall, make a left. Left is the one. That's it. Yep. All right. Right here. Yep. That's it. Have a seat right here. All right. You got it. Yep. Yep. >> I'm working now. You too. And then Gerald will be in here in a minute. >> Okay. Perfect. You are not allowed to be with me. Sir. Me?