If you want to see the full police report charges and what's happening with this case now, the link in the description is updated regularly so you can always check what's new. Now, let's begin the video. That's probably [Music] Heat. I That's That's a girl. >> All right. If you're fine, just put your arm out the window. Okay. Found it. >> ID card. >> Yep. Nope. Hang on. Let me see. Pull down 85136 on the PDF confirm Okay, thank you. >> I'm sorry1 anything. You can you want to check it out? Sure. >> Where you coming from tonight, ma'am? Firewood. >> Where's that? >> Brierwood. >> Yes. >> Okay. How long were you driving on the wrong side of the road? >> Just when I hit the the cones. >> When you hit the cones, >> the the cones were blocking my way to get to my house. >> Oh, okay. >> I didn't know what else to do. >> I got you. No worries. >> I It's like a six mile radius. It's like >> Yeah. And >> Okay. Um I'm >> sorry. I >> Did you have anything to drink tonight? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay. What did you have to drink? Uh, I had uh half a car of wine at at dinner. >> Half a car of wine at dinner. When was dinner? >> Uh, 8 o'clock. >> Okay. But I do smell a little bit of alcohol coming off your person. Okay. >> I'm I would pass. I'm telling you. >> Okay. All right. You mind stepping out of the vehicle? I'll run some tests on you. Make sure that you're good to go. >> Oh, sure. >> Okay. I was just trying to get on my lip like there. >> All right. All right, let's go. >> I got one up testing. All righty, ma'am. Uh, you just put >> cruises on. Once they turn off their flashing lights, who step behind your car? Do you have any problems with your eyes or anything? The first test I'm going to do is a eye test. >> I do. I uh I am shortsighted or longsighted. Like I can't see far away. >> Okay, I take that. >> It's not bad. >> Okay. All right. >> Some depth. I'm a crossing guard. >> Okay, no worries. Where do you Where you crossing guard at? >> Uh, Middletown. >> Okay. >> N elementary. >> All right. Can you see the tip of my pen? >> Which that's tip for that, too. >> You can see that. >> Mhm. >> All right. So, what I want you to do with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? I want you to follow the tip of my pen. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Just your eyes. Okay. Not your head. >> Okay. All right. Sorry. It's okay. Keep following the pen. All right. You following the pen till I tell you to stop following the pen. I'm shaking. It's okay. All right, ma'am. Do you have any problems with your legs or anything? No. >> Okay. Fantastic. The next test we're going to do is called the walk and turn. Okay. Okay. >> I'm going to explain the test to you. >> Uhhuh. >> After I explain this test, you're going to perform the test. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, first I want you to go to the starting position. You're going to place your right foot in front of your left foot with the heel of your right foot touching the toes of your left foot. Just how just like how I am. >> Mhm. >> Just like how I am. >> Well, all right. >> But you're doing it backwards. >> Go here. >> Okay. I'm going to demonstrate it in front of you. Okay. >> Okay. >> You're going to place your right foot directly in front of your left foot with the heel of your right foot touching the toes of your left foot. Okay. >> Arms down at your sides as if they're pinned like this. There you go. >> You're then going to take nine heel totoe steps when I tell you to do so. Okay. >> As I said, I'm going to demonstrate the test to you. >> Okay? >> You're going to take nine heel totoe steps. Each step, you're going to be looking down at your at the tips of your toes. >> Okay? Stay in the starting position until I tell you to start the test. Okay. >> Okay. >> You understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps when I tell you to do so. After I demonstrate, each step, you're going to count out loud. One, two, three, so on and so forth. On your ninth step, you're going to take a series of short, choppy steps, and then take another nine steps back. Okay? I'm going to demonstrate the test to you in three steps. You're going to do it in nine steps. Okay? Okay? >> It's going to look like this. 1 2 3. Like I said, I'm doing it in three steps. You're going to do it in nine steps. Okay? >> Pretend that this is my nine step. You're going to take a series of small, choppy steps. Turn around and you're going to take another nine back. 1 2 3. As I said, I'm doing the test in three steps. You're going to do the test in nine steps. Okay? >> Mhm. Do you understand the instructions of the test? >> Okay, you may begin the test. >> All right. So, I'm here. >> Nope. You're exactly where I told you to be in the first place. >> Okay. >> Get back to the starting position. >> Okay. >> Right foot in front of your left foot. Heel your right foot up and toes your left foot. >> 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> You understood the instructions of the test. What did I say to do? I can't remember. >> Okay, >> then this way. I don't remember. >> Okay. >> This way. That way. >> Another nine back. >> Okay. >> Feel the toe, your arms, and your sides. Okay. Okay. One more test. Okay. >> Sure. >> Next test is called the one leg stand. >> You're going to choose >> I'm so nervous, guys. I'm shaking. >> That's okay. >> Okay. >> You're going to choose whichever leg you're better on. Like you said, you have no problems with your legs. Correct. >> Right. >> Okay. So, for the starting position for this test, you're going to place both feet together. >> Arms down to your sides as if they're pinned. >> Okay. >> And then when I tell you to do so, you're going to choose either either foot that you prefer. Either your left foot or your right foot. You're going to lift that foot 6 in off the ground and keep it parallel to the ground. And then you're going to count out loud. 1 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Sure. >> Okay. One moment. [Music] May begin the test. 1 1,000 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 1 6 1 7 1 100,000 On the sides 8 1,000 9 100 11 100 12 100 13 100 1400 16 100 17 100 18 100 I >> Okay, fair enough. Talk with my supervisor. I'm sorry. It's all right. Stay at the back. Just >> stay at the back of the car. I'll >> go when she got out. She had >> four heads. >> Mhm. >> You want it? >> You want it? >> Yeah. Sure. >> If you want it, you can have it. Why not? >> You stopped. >> Yeah. It's okay. >> You got it. Sorry. Yeah. If you want it, it's yours. >> All right. Ma'am, do me a favor. Just walk to the back of your vehicle. Place your arms behind your back. You're being placed under arrest for driving while under the influence of drug. >> Do I get a breath? >> Yes, you do. When we get back to the station, we don't do it roadside in New Jersey. >> 85137 85148. Have one female 41 hook. Can I call my husband? >> You sure can. Once we get to the department cuz he's going to have to come pick you up. >> Ma'am, is there anything inside the vehicle you need? >> My purse. My phone. >> Where's the keys for the vehicle? >> Uh, in my in my purse. >> In your purse. All right. You're going to have to leave the keys uh to the car. [Music] Do you have anything in your pockets or anything? >> Okay. >> Oh, yeah. That'd be great. >> Yeah. >> Perfect. Just have her go to headquarters. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. Step back this way. Okay. >> Mhm. >> I'm just going to use the back of my hand and just go around your waistline. >> Okay. She going to come here. >> No, we'll just >> transport her as is. >> We're going to have head over there in a second. >> Okay. >> Okay. Fair enough. 145. You available to swing by. >> Yeah, easier off. We have a females problem just to pat it down to make sure you don't have any repat what our policy Heat up here. Heat. Heat. ma'am. >> Uh, it's it's a uh fog. >> Mhm. >> 5137 has se Jeff. >> Hang on. >> I don't need this. Okay. It's out of the car now. >> It's in a black and white um black and white bag. >> Good luck finding it. >> Yep. >> You can just stand over here for me now. I'm just going to make sure right here. Yep. Right here. Just make sure there's anything in your pockets or anything. You have anything on you? No. >> Her information in the vehicle has already been put into uh the report already. >> Okay. Do you want our headquarters too? >> I don't think there's any need for it. I'll stay by the car. >> No secondary. You want to go with with Yeah, I'll follow. >> Okay. I'm just going to take this. >> No secondary. >> No, I think we're good. >> All right, boss. Just step this way. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Just watch your step. Watch going over the grates. like that. I'll take it. >> Yeah. You sure you're good with it? Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. >> All right. >> County from 8514. >> 8514. I'm going to be transporting this female 41 from the location of this stop to police headquarters. Starting mileage is 1443.9. Receive transport one female 41 headquarters 1443 tag 9. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. Heat. Heat. counting from 851485. >> I'll be arriving at police headquarters anyway. Just 144 04.4 85 148 arriving headquarters 144 04 attack 4 316 Once this gate closes, I'll be able to unbuckle your seat belt and then walk you downstairs. Okay. >> Mhm. And once we get downstairs, we just have to read you some paperwork and then we can proceed with the uh rest of this. And then soon enough you'll be able to call your husband and then he'll come get you. All right. >> But I think they will give me a breath because I don't think I'm drunk. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. Totally. >> Cool. >> My purse is where >> they have it. Another car. Different car. Watch your step. Easy. [Music] >> Thank you, sir. >> Mhm. >> All right, ma'am. You're just going to walk into this uh room over here. Make a right. You got a seat on the bench. [Music] Leave mine. Is >> my car just being like there? >> No. Get to >> getting towed. >> Yeah. just uh stand up. I'm going to uncuff you and then I'm going to switch you to just the one cup on the bench. Just [Music] seat on the bench. Just do me a favor. Just take your shoes off and turn your socks. Oh, you know, >> you write with your right hand. >> Uhhuh. [Music] You know your husband's phone? >> Uh, no. I'll probably walk home. >> He has to come back you up. He has to come sign you up. >> I can get uh a car, a cab. >> No. >> Why? >> That's the law. >> Well, he won't wake up. >> We'll send the police to his house. >> Okay, great. [Music] Okay. >> Can I have the glass of water? >> Yeah. One moment. You have to wait until the 20 minutes is uh once you finish the breathalyzer and all that. Okay. >> Then you can have the glass of water. [Applause] right now a series of paperwork. It's a little bit long, but not too bad. All right, first form, your Miranda warning waiver. You have the right to remain sign. Refuse to answer any questions. Anything you say may be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney at any time and have been present before and during questioning. >> Wait, I have a question. Am I being arrested? >> Absolutely. >> I I like it was suspicion. There's been no >> No, you were placed under I told you that you were placed under arrest at the time to stop and I put the handcuffs on you before driving off into >> But you had no proof. >> I didn't. >> What? Because I couldn't walk backwards. >> Let me finish the paper >> and then we'll go over all that. Okay. Well, you have the right to consult with attorney at any time and have been present before and during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, moment will be provided if you so desire. A decision to wait these rights is not final and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish, either before or during questioning. You just need to sign in two spots. Okay. The first line says, I acknowledge that I have been advised of each constitutional right as initial above and I understand these rights. And then the second line says, "Having these rights in mind, I wish to waver give up these rights and make knowing of voluntary statements and answer questions. I just need to initial next one of these signit." And then this just says having these rights in mind, I wish to waver go up these rights. Make no voluntary statements. That just means that you wish to talk to us. Okay. insurance tracing nickel. Mhm. Okay, this one's a little bit longer. All right, so bear with me. This is the New Jersey Attorney General Standard Statement for Motor Vehicle Operators. NJSA 39450.2. You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. >> See, I have a problem with this. Like, >> okay, >> I want your birthday. Yeah, >> you're good. >> I know, but you've you've arrested me with no proof. >> Okay, once you get through this paperwork, then breathalyzer. All right. >> I really want to express a war. >> Okay. You can do that after you do the breathalyzer. Okay. >> Okay. >> You've been arrested for driving into NJSA 394-50. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of the breath samples, including the test results, will be made upon your request. A copy of that record will be made available to you. After you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have the person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you'll be issued a separate summon for the refusal. Court will find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of refusal, you'll be subject to various penalties including license relocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to an attorney, physician, or anyone else pleasant present for the purpose of the taking of the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving a sample of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit to breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples. I will charge you with refusal to submit to breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the sample of your breath? >> Yes. >> Okay. Excellent. >> 03 26 03 46. That's one. >> So, in 20 minutes, you'll do the breath samples, then you get a glass of water. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Um, I just don't understand why my husband has to come get me, but that >> somebody has to pick you up to ensure that you don't drive another motor vehicle. Well, how about uh Uber? >> No, cuz the person has to person has to take custody of you >> like watch. >> Well, what if I pass breath breathalyzer? >> Still have to do it. >> Why? >> Cuz it's the law. >> Uh I don't want my husband pick me up. >> Okay. >> And call a friend. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> How much do you weigh, Tracy? >> 143. >> 143. >> Yeah. blue eyes for >> if I pass if I pass breathalyzer am I still under arrest? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Why? >> Because of the way you perform the center I feel soriety assessment. In what city? [Music] [Music] >> Where's the mirror? >> What's that? I write this on. >> Well, all except for the one except the reason stop. >> Oh, got to take care of the cats. >> Yeah, that's pretty much it for Nicotine gum. >> Uh-huh. Can I have it, please? >> No, you can't have anything. >> Sorry. When we're all done with the test, so you can. >> It's just for the time being, you can't have anything in your mouth. Actually, just open your mouth. I offer uh absess. >> That's fine. I was making if you didn't have any gum or anything in there any nicotine stuff like that. [Music] This way. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] All right. So, what I just did, Tracy, I just did an inventory of all your stuff. Basically, I just write down what you have. I mean, we just make sure we're all on the same page on the things you came in with, cuz I want to make sure you leave it at all. So, these are the things I have. You have a belt in your bag. You have a Coach wallet in your bag. You have 88 cents, which I put in here. You have two packs of cigarettes. The one one Marro and one some other brand I've never heard of. Um, which is black. Sure. Okay. Uh, your driver's license. You have insurance cards. You have two credit cards and your registration card. Um, you have some loose makeup in there. Um, you have two cans of cat food. You have orange juice. You have nicotine gum. You have acetaminphen. You have an iPhone. You have a makeup kit. Estee Lauder bag. And then you have your Kate Spade bag with medicine in there. All right. And that's all the stuff you came in with. I'm just going to count the your money in front of you cuz that's okay. One of those things. 50 60 70 drop. 80 85 88. All right. 88 cents. All right. All right. So, all your stuff's going to go back in your bag. I would like you to just sign this piece of paper saying that that's the stuff you came in with. And when it's time to leave, we'll look at all your stuff again and make sure it's all there. All right. Right there, Tracy. Right next to my face. >> Sure. >> Perfect. Thank you. >> You have a case number, Jeff? >> Case number is >> 25 alpha hotel one 035. [Music] Okay. [Music] >> What else to do to help you? >> That is after the 20 minutes, right? >> Mhm. >> Can't even touch it. >> Perfect. I'm going to take all of our radios. Oh, yeah. Actually, your cell phone's got too. [Music] >> Can I call now? >> Um, uh, I think we'll wait till after the test. [Music] Just going to put them out here. What sections did you South? >> Mhm. >> What else? BC. >> BC South. BC South. We're going off of what we had. >> Did you do anything yet? No, >> it's I'm just going to say it's so dangerous the way the cones are. I mean, >> I don't know where you were which way you were coming from. To be honest, I I really don't know which way you're coming from. >> I was coming off of Brierwood onto um 36. >> I know exactly where Brierwood is. So, you're behind Julian's big tackle. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, if you're on Briarwood, you're coming out. Here's Leonardville Road. >> Right. So, I went to 7-Eleven. >> Yeah. >> And on the way home, I was trying to go up. >> So, she had to come before she got some over there. >> All right. So, you were trying to go across the highway from 7-Eleven up the highway up the hill. You can go that way, though, cuz the road's open. >> All right. All I can say is all I saw was lights and cones. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And no way to get >> And where where did you hit the cone? >> I don't even know if I hit a cone. >> You guys said I hit a cone. >> No, none of us. It definitely was none of us. You said it to me when I when we were on location because I didn't I didn't the whole way there. There were cop cars all the way there. There was no way to go back. >> I'm not I live there. >> I get that. I'm stronger. Well, I wonder how many today you're going to have. >> I don't know. I think this might have been the only issue we had. >> Right. >> Are you sick? >> I hate that. That sucks. >> Yeah. >> For the worst. >> I took my watch off. It was going off your phone. Control. Oh, we put it up. Are you under the care of a doctor? >> What's his name? Where are >> uh it's Obamacare? I don't know. It's in a >> No. No. Like a a doctor. Like a primary doctor. >> Yeah. >> I need water. >> Okay. Soon. Are you taking any medicine? >> What is it? What's it for? >> I'm on right now. Uh I don't know where I went for that. There's a anti >> I got >> some. Excellent. When was the last time you took that medication? >> Uh, last night. Yeah, >> like last night. >> Uh, like the night before, not last night. >> So, the 28th, not the 26th. >> Dude, I'm drunk. I can't tell you. >> Okay, write that down. That's the one that uh I look it up. That's fine. I know some of the questions are like a little weird, has to ask. >> Are you injured? >> Yeah. >> That's kind of a weird question, too. >> Yeah. >> Are your injuries affecting you now? Like your >> What time did you say? 3:40 >> 46. I just >> And what kind of alcoholic drinks did you have? >> Uh I had a uh uh um some kind of wine. I was at Amelio's for dinner and then I had a Tito's and grapefruit. >> You had all that at Amelio's? >> Yeah. >> How many uh Cheetos grape did? >> One. >> And how much wine? >> Uh a half a crap. What time would you say that was at? >> Uh, 9:00 p.m. >> When did you finish your last drink? >> Uh, 11 p.m. >> 11:00 p.m. What time to finish eating? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. >> What'd you got to eat? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. What do you do for work? Crossing garbage. >> Yeah. >> You know what? Spreadsheet. I don't off >> I do nothing. We're not going to call your job. >> Yeah. No, we don't do that. >> I work good. And where's the car being towed to? >> You'll get the uh paperwork when you come. >> I would like to know where my car is. >> It's in the inbound lot >> in Atlantic Islands. >> Yes. >> Okay. We in training. No. [Music] I'm sure it helped, but I don't know what to do. >> I haven't been in my house before. We had a lot of fights. >> Oh jeez. >> It's got to be 20 minutes. >> It actually might be at this point. >> Please check. I'm going to go start. >> I'm the only one. [Music] Okay. text. >> Um, >> so insurance >> my the time of the arrest. I didn't advise counting of the 20 because I didn't get a reception. So I just logged it on my body. >> You can also also loging into comments to have done that. >> All right. It's nice crash reports and everything. Just jot everything down like that. >> Time's gone. It's time. How old are you, man? >> Why? >> It's just one of the questions. I have it up here. I just >> You have to answer it. >> I mean, I have it right in front of me anyway. Exactly. Yeah. [Music] That's how you do, huh? [Music] Still in mode. [Music] All right. [Music] So, this just has to warm up. You'll give breaths and then you got a drink of water. What do you have in your hand? Hair. >> Okay. Going to put this with your stuff. Hopefully you get the two good threats right back to back. That way we don't have to do more than that and then you get the water quicker. [Music] [Music] Come on. It's definitely been for 20 minutes. >> Well, it's 20 minutes until we can start turn the machine on and the machine has to warm up and then you just give your breath and then you'll have your water and I can't just so they can get here. fall down or no. >> I mean, you might have to wait a few minutes, but sure, why not? >> Please. Yeah. >> Need your phone for numbers? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Got to go outside before we actually get use the box. [Music] You just have to call from this phone. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, just get the number from there and then you can put it in the phone. >> How do I get there? >> I'll bring it over. I'll type it in and I'll bring it over. [Music] >> Oh, wait. Okay. So, I'll give it to you. Yep. It's so >> Is that a speaker? >> Yeah. What if nobody can get me? >> Keep trying. >> Well, >> your call has been forwarded to voicemail. The person you're trying to reach is not available. >> If I pass breathizer, I'm so nervous. What if I had nobody? >> We'll have somebody come to their house and wake them up. Oh, okay. >> Can we try this? >> Got another one. >> Your call has been forwarded to voicemail. >> What we got? >> Oh my god. This photo takes a while. >> Takes a while. Okay. [Music] Wait [Music] for now. >> I have to push it. >> Your call has been forwarded to voicemail. The person you're trying to reach is not available. >> You guys can't take me home or >> your message when you have finished recording. >> Can't do it. Is somebody home? >> They're all asleep. the animal. >> I think so. >> All right. Well, we'll give it a little bit then. Let's uh the So, come on. Let's do the machine. Let's do the breathalyzer and we'll make phone calls soon. >> I need uh >> Yeah. >> Oh, right. >> Ah, you got it yourself. >> I don't know why we didn't do it just there. We don't do that. >> We don't do that in Jersey. That's uh >> Yeah, it's something you really only see online. >> We were park rangers or if you're at my frustrated button. >> Yes. Looks like just look like a button. Mm-m. [Music] Cool. [Music] >> These numbers are >> 25 AH. >> Mhm. >> 1 0 0 35. [Music] Are all the clicking sounds like necessary for this machine? No, really. 27, right? >> Uh yeah. Give me your testing. [Music] thems. [Music] [Music] All right. Me too. >> I I want to kill the cat. >> No, no, no, no. Okay, kill it. >> Okay. >> Till the morning. >> All right, we're just about there. >> We already tried to call someone to try and get ahead of it. No answer so far. >> Will I be able to go outside and have a cigarette waiting for my ride? >> Probably. >> It's up to the supervisor, but I don't see [Laughter] cover. [Music] >> You didn't do this one yet, right? This one that I told you about on the >> I'll do it right now for [Music] Okay. Is that okay? Like I said, I'm going to read that statement. I'm going to take a deep breath and blow into the mouthpiece with one long continuous breath. Continue to blow until I tell you to stop. Do you understand these instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay. Like I said, when you're blowing, you're going to want to fill this box as much as you can. Okay. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> You need another one just like that. One of the best people ever. [Music] No, it's >> an extremely large amount of paperwork. >> I'm freaking out. >> Where is he going here? You don't want to be here? >> I think you guys found my car for me at the church one time. found it. >> That's I was the one who found your car. That's how I knew knew you. >> I knew you from somewhere. I knew it. Can you believe me in the church? >> I went to the church to get through my tambourine and I lost my car. >> I I am a misfit. >> No. No. No. Stop. You should hear some of the crazy stuff that we do here. >> Honestly, people losing their cars >> people losing their cars like that happens like every day. >> Really? >> Yeah. You wouldn't believe it. You wouldn't believe it. You think I was joking, but it happened a lot. >> Gave me like so much more relaxed. Thank you. >> Don't worry. I'm shaking in my boots. >> No, it's all right. It's good. >> Not for our boots. >> I know. With no socks. >> Once this time is up if you want. It's okay. 45. Joe, >> did that count? [Music] >> Once it's done, Joe, you got to just message the dispatcher and have him put it in the calculator for you and then send it to the printer. >> Still, they never told us to stop. Like, they don't, you know what I mean? You want to have them send me a message. And >> there's no way anybody can drive me home. No. Great. >> Uh, we might be able to go in somebody's home. They just had >> Okay. My husband's there. My son's there. >> Not the Happens. I've had friends that it's happened to just you make a mistake. Don't ever do that again. Don't do it again. >> That's what I felt when I felt the cuffs on me. >> Yeah. >> Like, oh my god. >> Just, you know, just don't do it again. You know, it sucks. But, you know, you live and learn, you know, part of life. No one got hurt. Thank God, right? >> And you asked me about my glasses. I didn't have my glasses on. >> Yeah. I looked for them in your bag. I didn't see them. I figured they'd be in there, but >> they're in the No, during my burn. Maybe >> that's why you had a difficult time navigating. >> I have trouble at night. I shouldn't drive at nightly. >> Definitely not your glasses. I can't believe you [Laughter] take a while. >> Yeah, it does. This is the new one. Listen, I just had my crossing guard meeting on Tuesday with people over 85. >> Oh jeez. You want to know why? >> All right, we're going to take a deep breath and go for the mouth. Just one long breath. Continue to blow until I tell you to stop. Do you understand these instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, remember that one. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Great work. That's just awesome. >> I have been to a Giants jail at the football stadium. >> You haven't been there. >> This poor husband, he got broke into it with me. He was just carrying my coat. Are you coming too? What? >> Yeah. Is it like all like giants and stuff like >> airport down there? >> Oh my god. >> Like you and the silly fan over there. >> Oh my god. >> People trying to escape and >> I couldn't imagine the fans. Some of the fans probably get real crazy. They're probably like, "Who are these people? You're in a dungeon." Like >> and then they go, "Okay." And they kick you out. >> Wow. >> Madison Square Garden. Same. >> That's I mean it makes sense. >> They say we're going to come talk to you. >> What are you doing in all these stadiums? I used to be a real person, [Music] >> but Giants I went for many years. So when you Eagles game, >> probably got crazy there, I'd imagine. Eagles fans and Giants fans. >> And my father, he went to Giants jail for a big parking. Oh my god. This is the burner. >> I have a shirt on. >> I'm going to have them send you a message, Joe. So, you live in the area? >> No. >> Where you from? >> Way down there. >> You live there? >> Yeah. That's too much. >> You guys took a hit in the storm. No. >> I All I do is work. >> I go from one job to the next >> and then tonight we got to take my parents friend out of each of us. >> Is delicious. >> Yeah. >> Okay. It should be sending you a message. >> You are under the influence. >> What? What does it do? >> What's legal? >> Wait, but nothing. The thing is is that like all right legal limits point but we're all built differently different shapes, sizes, weights and all these different things. So like you know you have like some people where it's like one drink and they're toast right >> and they have others where it's like the guy can sit there and drink a 30 pack and not feel a thing, >> right? >> So a 08 is different between me and you and Joe and the next guy. It's all different. It's about It's it's about everything alto together. You know what I mean? >> So even if someone is a >> DUI so yes you're getting a DWI. Um but what I'm trying to get at is is that even if someone's under the legal limit they can still get a DWI. That's what I'm trying to get at. >> So but I'm under the legal limit. >> You're above it. You're over it. [Music] So my license, >> all that stuff is handled through court. So you just get a lawyer and then adjust it accordingly. >> You go you go to court and they'll guide you through the process. They're going to give you a chance to get an attorney or public defender if you'd like and then you uh you figure it out. You know, I mean, have you ever had you got to do I >> have points on your license? >> No. >> You probably pay a fine. >> Probably pay a fine. And you know, I mean, I can't tell you definitively what it is, but you go for it. You figure it out, >> right? It's not like I'm three times over the >> You're just a little Let's see now. Oh, he's working on calling people. You >> said you take me home and knock on the door. >> Well, we're going to call people first. >> My husband doesn't wake up. >> Please. You guys are I just got to make sure I do the numbers first. >> You got it. >> So, driving under the influence versus driving your friends, too. >> Yeah, I've kn I've known people that have gotten me wise. Unfortunately, it happens. People make mistakes. You know what I mean? And like in the instance of my friend, he got his license suspended. He paid his fines. He got his license back and then he never did it again. That was it. >> But like my license, >> I know I don't like to tell people one way or another. I've seen it where people have walked away with nothing. I've seen where people have gotten slammed. It's It all depends on the case. You know, you have to go to court. That's why I go to court. the, you know, our prosecutor is a very reasonable guy. He's not out here to crush people. He understands that, you know, a people make mistakes and b people need to have a car to live to work and things like that. So, he's a good guy. You know, when you get my car, >> you're going to be able to get your car tomorrow. Um so um patrolling the bell will give you the exact time >> but it's probably you're probably not going to be able to pick up till like 400 p.m. tomorrow >> late. Okay. >> So what's going to happen is is you're just going to you're going to come down here. >> You're going to have to show us your insurance card cuz you didn't give that to us. >> Okay. Um, and then after that, we give you a form, you sign it, and you go pick up the car. And it's not far from here, so you'll be able to look at it. All right. Okay. It's not good, but you sit here for 20 minutes. >> Yeah. There's a burn off rate. So like when we stopped you it says you were 98. So >> probably >> we live and learn, right? Well, some people hit home. >> When was that? >> Sunday. >> Really? Was it bad? >> Yeah, he got nothing. He's a famous guy. He's on attack and blue blood and they took out power. >> How do you know? How do you know he was drunk? Listen, I know it sounds crazy, but I've seen some people do some stuff and their stone folds sober. >> Yeah, >> I know it sounds a heart attack. You know, >> I've unfortunately seen that before. >> Y me, too. >> Yeah. So, did they send us the numbers back? >> Did you put them in? >> Yeah. Uh, you said that unfortunately policy >> until you're done with us in here. I'm going do that right now. >> The box completes. So, >> so he has a few more forms to take care of. Then he's going to escort you back to your residence so someone can sign cuz no one's waking up. >> Thank you. >> Um they have to sign paperwork, but on the way there technically you're still in custody until you're given over. So long as he doesn't have a problem with it, I would say um handcuffed in the front until you get there. >> Okay. Um, this officer is going to also follow him so that way he can stay in the car with you until he gets someone at the door >> in case I try to escape. >> Well, no, because we have certain policies. >> I'm can't like officially release you until I'm a valid. >> No, you're not a fellow violator. >> This isn't This isn't a criminal charge. This is just motor vehicle. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Put it this way. Technically, if someone had a suspended driver's license, right? You think it's like something stupid like you can get arrested for that technically. >> Yep. >> There's a lot of things arrest people for that. >> They do. >> Yeah. I'm going to go in there six mile radius. >> Don't blame me if I know it's not. >> I'll be back in a minute with that water. All right. Oh my god. Yeah. I'll be back. are 10. Who's going to be signing? >> Uh, me. >> Yeah. >> How do I spell? [Music] >> W. >> Yeah. Same address, right? We're all going to get Yay. So sir, I'm sorry to interrupt you. So you can get like a public if you can't afford an attorney, you can get one through >> Yeah, you get public defender. Do I have public? Some people are like, um, you know, >> I have no money. Yeah, like I don't know or you know regular attorneys are like super expensive and like I know like there's a stigma where it's like oh you know public defenders suck. That's not true at all. >> Sometimes they have better relationships with the prosecutors and judges than anyone else. So like they're more likely to you know collaborate and get a good outcome you know for everyone. I'm just going to make a copy. >> Yeah, sure. and it just stays on your record as a DUI. >> This is not like All right, we'll just say hypothetically you go to court and the judge goes guilty, you got a DWI. Um, yeah, you might lose your license, but if someone runs like your criminal record, there's nothing there cuz it's not >> I could lose my license for this. >> Well, you get suspended. You could get suspended. That's a potential outcome of getting a DWI is a suspension. All right. So, what I'm getting at though is that you don't have a criminal record from this. Even if you're found guilty, >> right? >> This is a driving offense. It is a motor vehicle offense that goes on your motor vehicle record, >> right? >> It's only for the purposes of driving. >> Nothing to do with like being a criminal. You are by no means a criminal. Found guilty or not. You are not a criminal. >> But like my mom, she had it like I bet she had like three times before she lost her license. >> I don't know how it works. >> I can't give you exact verbiage. >> Yeah, it's like >> you can lose. >> And do they look at like the number? They look like what you were. >> Yeah, the totality of everything. It's not like it's very different if you're on your second DWI or a third VWI. Now you're looking at like probably never having a license again. But this is the first offense. >> It is a first offense. This not that it's obviously it's not good, but and you may get suspended, but it might like if they suspend you, they might be like, "Oh, well, it's only for this many months." >> Which still sucks, but you know what? It's not like you, you know, especially if you're crossing. >> Thank you for both of these. >> No, she's good, right? >> Yeah, man. You got that form all filled out. We need signature there. Beautiful. >> Um, >> that's Chris Wall. >> Oh, we just got to go over her prop. Just show her her stuff. Make sure her propert is good. Then show her sign. [Music] Smart. That's good. It's like my s can cook you in the front. >> Thank you so much. >> Of course. And here's your property back. You got your cell phone, you got your license, your registration. A lot of property. >> All your stuff that was in the bag that we did not touch. Take a quick look through that. Make sure it's all there. >> My orange juice. >> Hey. Oh jeez. Uh, what am I doing? Everything's still cold. Everything's there. >> Oh, for again at 71. I should have just ticker. >> Hold on a minute. Don't be unwrapping that yet. You can't smoke in here. >> I know. I need to get outside. >> Well, no. Well, I'm going to drive you. >> Once you're on handcuffs, then you can smoke while you >> Okay. And we'll go for [ __ ] right now. >> I'll let you have that. That's fine. >> All right. >> All right. Stop there. >> You guys have been great. Sorry, we do have to hold it to you, but want for you. We just got to make sure uh signs >> citations are there. >> So, here's what we got for you today. You got >> sign right there that all your stuff's going home with you. >> You got four tickets today. Okay. >> You got pay any of them. >> What's that? >> I can't pay any of them. >> Better figure it out. Otherwise, you're going to start getting warrants and you're going to go down. You got to figure it out. >> You got to go to court. If you're married to possess an insurance card, >> I didn't I had my >> You didn't have the card on you. >> So, listen. So, for that one in particular, >> if you bring a valid car card to court showing that it was good on the day you were stopped and talk to the prosecutor, there's usually some wiggle ROOM WITH THAT. OKAY. SO, that might not be an issue. >> Better to display your insurance card. Okay. And then you got the driver under the influence. And along with that, mandatory goes reckless. So that's the two of them. And also driving the wrong way on the Parkway. All right. >> On the highway. >> Yeah. All right. Those are the four you got. >> You have a court date. Uh >> is that what happened? >> Yeah. You drove the wrong way down Memorial Parkway for 30 seconds. You were driving off on the wrong side of the road. Uh, your court date is September 23rd at 300 p.m. I'm going to take >> Hold it up. >> What's that? >> Oh, it is. >> Rest, please. [Music] wrists again. >> I could have hurt somebody or hit a car. >> Yes, you could have. [Music] Yes, you could have. Okay, we're good. Let's go, ma'am. >> All right, sir. >> Let's get you to your house. My partner's going to be following us. >> Yeah, let's go right this way. We'll >> put the lights on when we get back over there. You know where it is. >> You totally know where I was trying to go. right now. [Music] >> Good to go, sir. >> Okay. Okay, >> back is here. >> Copy. >> I'm going to follow you over there. >> Copy that. >> Here's the paperwork. >> Thank you, sir. >> Okay. Feel like I'm missing something. I don't think I'll see you then. >> All right. [Music] >> Count me. 5148. Text this car >> 8513. >> Going to be providing a courtesy transport for one female from police headquarters to 19. Brier would have starting mileage is 14404.4. My partner seems to know where he's going, so I'm following him. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Mhm. Heat. Heat. Which one's yours? >> Which one? Okay, we got it. Is this here, Joe? >> Yeah, it's a firm. This one, >> I think. >> This one here. >> I thought so. >> Oh, this one. >> It's this one. >> Yeah. Oh, >> the door is open. >> We're not going to go in there. You can go in there and get him. >> What's that? >> I will. I was looking for that page. It's up front. What's that? [Music] We're just waiting for somebody to come to the door and then >> Can I go and knock on the door? >> No, we're knocking. We have to knock. >> He doesn't wake up. What's that? >> Get up, man. We got him. I don't know where the second form of this went. >> Really? >> Yeah. Unless it's down by my feet, but it like disappeared. >> Really? >> Yep. And they were >> Joe, don't move. >> Wild. Don't even ask how it got there cuz I don't even know. >> Weird night. That is weird. Unhook you here. >> Take these off. >> Yeah. >> Oh, hold on. I can easily. >> How you doing? Just going to have you sign these forms. >> This is basically saying >> that you're taking full responsibility of her and she gets you behind the wheel, then you're liable for it. All right. All right. >> What do you mean if I'm She behind doing tonight? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Where's her car? >> It just got It got towed. It's in our body. >> Sign next to the X. >> You're Chris Wallers. Correct. Perfect. And then one more. One's for your record, one's for our record. >> This second one's going to be for your record. Okay, there you go. Perfect. Thank you very much. We towed the car around. [Music] >> She was arrested at 3:10. So tomorrow after around like 3:30, you guys pick up the car. Okay. And until then, she can't drive a car. >> So until then, if she drives a car, >> right? You're >> liable. Okay. Does it say where the car is on here? >> When you guys go to our headquarters and you provide all the proper documentation and they'll tell you where it is. >> All right. So we got to go to down to the headquarters first. >> 100 first. Yeah. Does it say it on this or >> I don't think it has the address on there. >> Well, no. We know where the head is, but does it say the procedure like what we need to do? >> They'll tell you once you go down there. >> All right. So, we have to go down there. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> Not now. Tomorrow. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Tomorrow 3:30. >> 3:30 tomorrow. You come down. You bring a copy of the >> Oh, it's got to be 24 hours. Yeah. 12. >> 12 hours. 12. Okay. >> You bring a copy of the insurance card. >> We make a copy of it. We sign the paperwork and the paperwork. >> And then you got arrested for DW. >> I know that. >> Right. I mean, don't be you didn't have insurance, >> but I also didn't have my insurance card, so I got a ticket for that. >> I think that's the least of the problem. >> Okay, we'll probably see you guys back here in a half hour. >> All right, >> not a half hour. >> All right, we'll be all right, Trace. Have a good night. >> All right, guys. Have a great night. >> Can you clear that traffic complaint? Change it to ADWI. >> ADWI need for