sca at this time. Now we go speak with the uh both parties. I'm going to go on that side. Uh, I'm going to give you this first just so it doesn't get wet. Um, that that's going to be the case number for the accident. >> Uh, tell me in your words what happened. >> Uh, I use no at least. >> That's the case number for the accident and then that's the uh website that you can get the uh information from. >> Oh, okay. So, if you don't want to go to I don't know if you ever cuz you're from New York. I see that. You can go on that website and get the accident report. >> Oh, this >> that's a case number. >> Oh, case number. >> Yeah. Yeah. I got to do a report on this. But what happened? >> Uh what is that? >> You got hit in an accident, right? >> I'm here I'm here for an accident. >> An accident. >> A car hit your car, right? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> What happened? Sorry, I no good. >> Yeah. >> Um I mean I don't I don't really speak any other language but English and maybe a little bit of Spanish. >> Um what what trans what what happened? Uh you were driving. >> Yes. >> And what happened? >> Stop. >> You have the stops on. Yes. >> Yeah. Yeah. Stop say this. No. No. No. H No help. >> No lights. No, no, no light. >> Okay. >> I I stop. No light. >> Okay. So, you didn't see her? No. See, cuz the lights >> I don't see see light. >> Okay. All right. And then where did Where's the damage? The damage. >> You just want to have that guy stand by from it. Stand by for it. >> Yeah. He's going to stand by his language barrier here. Um just going to go around his car and uh check damage. >> All right. Okay. >> All right. I uh when you get a chance, just come over. >> All right. Just uh sit tight. >> Stay. >> Stay. Stay. >> All right. When I arrived on scene, her car was right. Yeah. >> I mean, you arrived when you saw where she was. >> You want to try talking to her? >> Yeah, I'm going to do that in a second. She I just wanted to hang out in the car for a little bit. >> Ask her question. I'm really like towards it, but I'm on the fence. >> Yeah, I'm not certified anything, but I'll like I'll just double check. But, uh, listen, the guy said straight up, I came here. She didn't have headlights on. Then the lights were on on her car. That guy said that he was going to intersection. He stopped. He didn't see her because she doesn't have her lights on. So, why don't we uh So, I'm going to go with that. I mean, I I feel comfortable enough just what he said and what I saw to issue her. Anyways, for this headlights, but I'll talk to her real quick. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, how are you? I just don't want you getting wet because uh so uh you have your license, registration, the insurance. >> C can you just get off the phone so I can finish so I can talk to you real quick? >> Yeah. Uh can I just get your He has your license registration or no? >> Yes, he has it. >> He has it? Yeah. >> All right. Uh explain to me exactly what happened. >> Okay. So, I was at my friend's apartment. >> Okay. >> I'm driving to my apartment which is living for 12. I was coming this way and I had the right away >> and this whoever I don't know crash into me he's n is not signed. He just kept going. Okay. >> So I had the right away. I was kind of driving. >> Okay. >> And he hit me. >> Okay. >> Did you have your lights on? >> You did? >> Cuz uh when I came on scene, you didn't have your lights on and he also said you didn't have your lights on. Your lights still aren't on. Do you think your lights are on right now? >> Okay. They might not be on right now, but yeah, I was surprised, >> right? That's not what I'm challenging right now. I'm just letting you know like I'm just asking you. Did you have your headlights on? >> I don't know. Maybe I did not. >> You know, it's raining out. Visibility. It's dark out. I mean, that's the reason why they have headlamps on. >> It's a possibility they don't have the lights on. That's all we had. That's not >> all right. I I I'm not, like I said, I'm not challenging. That's what it is. But I mean, a contributing circumstance could have been that you didn't have your headlights on. That's fine. But here stop sign and I've never stopped at a stop sign and that's fine. >> All right. >> Okay. >> All right. But I'm just letting you know that one, it's pouring out. Two, it's dark out. I'm just saying that a contributing circumstance could be that you didn't have your headlights on. Another contributing circumstance that he may not come to a complete stop. That's I mean that's contributing circumstance of an of an accident. >> That's I just said that a second ago. I said and also him possibly not coming to a complete stop. >> Right. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know what I saw when I came on scene. >> You didn't have headlights on. >> You still don't have headlights on. He straight up said that you didn't have headlights on. That's what I'm just letting you know. >> You on the headlights. >> You are. You're arguing with me. I'm just letting you know what the facts that I have right now. >> I'm not arguing with you. >> You are. Okay. Um so he has all the information. I'll get back. >> I also have all the information. Excuse me. I'm not fighting with beyond the headlights. >> And I also want you to know the stop sign's irrelevant to the fact that they're like headlights or not. >> They're they're both contributing circumstance to an accident. It's an accident. Accidents happen. He didn't You're saying that he didn't come to a complete stop? >> He did not come complet. >> Okay. I know. I'm not challenging that either. I'm not even arguing with that. I just said that you're saying that you didn't come to a complete heads up. He's saying that you didn't have your headlights on. I came on scene. You still didn't have your headlights on. I'm sorry. You didn't have your headlights on and they're still not on. I don't understand. Like it's not a big deal. It's an accident. But it's like you're getting upset because of what what reason. All right. I'll take care of all the information. And also last thing, um, when you were at your friend's house, what were you doing at uh at your friend's house? >> I was just there for dinner. >> Just there for dinner. Did you have drinks with dinner? >> I had one glass of wine. >> You had one glass of wine. Okay. How long ago? >> 3 hours ago. >> 3 hours ago. What time is it right now? It's 2:00. >> What's that? >> It's 3:03. >> 3:03. And what time you had your last drink? >> Maybe. >> Midnight. Okay. >> Can't hurt. >> What's up? >> Can't hurt. >> I think we should do HN. >> Yeah. >> Usual. >> Usual. >> She said she had a drink 3 hours ago. >> One glass of wine. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. based on her behavior and the lights and the whole story. You have anybody? >> I mean, I didn't really smell it, but it's hard to >> It's hard to tell. She was outside the car when I came to see >> And what she say about the documents? Because she has them. >> H >> She has. >> She says that you guys have one of you guys. >> We have the documents. She has everything else. >> Okay. All right. Uh, he's been up. >> I have all his information. Even though there was a language barrier, he's got it. I got his story >> number and everything. >> Yeah. >> Can I just get your uh registration and insurance? We only have your license. >> I got No, Quinn. I got I got the information already. I took it. >> Oh, you took it already? >> Okay. Okay. No problem. Just sit tight for a second. We're just going to get some more in info. All right. For you. >> Think Josh is the only one there? >> What is he in the hospital? >> Mhm. >> I uh I'm with you, too. So, I'm on the I don't smell I don't smell anything that's like overwhelming, >> but it's there. >> Yes. Slight slight. Uh she said she had one drink 3 hours ago, so she admitted to drinking. So >> 15 is annoying cuz it's so long. You got that? >> I got one. Standing by on that. Hey, uh Quinn. >> Yep, he's good. >> I spoke with his um his daughter. >> Yeah, >> she uh was able to transfer. She said the same thing that you got out of me. Good. Um, she said >> he he stopped at the stop sign. She had no headlights. >> A little bit. We're going to >> relieve uh 115 from the hospital and we can respond. >> You got it, right? Yeah. You got it. Yeah. Uh, who's leaving you? >> I keep thinking that's her hitting the gas. >> All right. Uh, it's us and Quinn here. I think think 29. Yeah, >> she might between the two. We'll wait for someone who's certified to make that determination. >> Yeah. >> No, >> but the no headlights things and the fact that she still doesn't have them on. >> Yeah, she's a little agitated. Sure. Better >> leaving them. >> Yeah. >> Who is >> I don't know. I'd rather go with somebody who's uh certified. >> Uh you want >> you want to see? >> I'm like on the 5050. >> No, we have someone who's certified in it. So that's >> 6040. >> 6040. >> Like I know that my And like I said, there >> no We're just going to have uh another officer come here. Uh he's going to come talk to you. Just got to give him a couple minutes. He's at the hospital right now, so he's going to come over here in a couple minutes and ask you a couple questions. Um and then we're just going to go from there. So just give us about like 10 minutes and then uh that's about it. All right. You're good right now? >> Yeah. You need medical attention. >> Okay. H >> I just said we have another officer coming here. >> No, no, no. when you were speaking the first time, she seemed a little surprised. >> She was uh challenging me about the headlights. And I said, "It's I said, "It's a contributing circumstance." And I said, "He's saying that you didn't have your headlights on." I said, I go, "When I arrived on scene, you didn't have headlights on." I go, "You still don't have your headlights on?" I said, "Do you think your headlights are on?" And then she double checked. She goes, "Oh, no, they're actually not on." And then she started battling me with him him going through the stop signs. I said I go that's uh I go him maybe not coming to a complete stop and you not having your headlights on while it's dark out and it's pouring out. I said they're both contributing circumstance. And then she kept challenging him how uh challenging me and how this guy went through the stop sign. I said I'm not even disregarding him going through the stop sign. I said I'm just seeing that if your headlights are on or off is a contributing circumstance. >> I think she's still not Okay. >> Now, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, my first conversation, I didn't smell it. >> Email. >> I didn't hear the phone. You said, "What?" >> And then she said, "Sorry, calm." That >> there's a slight smell in the car. >> Is that your head in there? That was good. That's why I had her sit in the car for a little bit because she was outside when I came on scene. >> Just uh hang out in the car cuz it's pouring out. I don't want you getting wet. Just so like I said, 10 minutes. >> Yeah, it's hot in there. >> It's hot in there. >> Yeah. >> You don't have air conditioning in the car. >> Sure. I mean, you can hang out with us. >> You let recording, right? Yeah, we're also recording this one cameras that we're recording. Just have to let you know. >> The other guy just sleep. >> The other guy. Yeah, he he we got all his information. Hey, Jesse. What's your location? >> 502. >> 502. >> 502 Madison. >> All right. I got the package. >> It's a big package. So 112 the pay00. >> Yeah, I dropped the ser off and I have a camera ready. Heat. Heat. Uh so yeah, she uh a little bit said she had a glass of wine 3 hours ago there. Okay. Hello. >> Hello. >> How you doing? >> What's your name? >> Uhhuh. >> Did you have anything to drink tonight? >> I had a couple of drinks. Yeah. >> What's a couple? >> Two glasses of wine at my friend's house. >> What time was that at? >> Between like 9 and 12. >> When was the last time you had a drink? >> Around midnight. >> Midnight. Okay. Um, I'm just going to do a couple of tests. Okay. Yes. You just put your phone in your pocket. >> Yeah. >> Do you have any problems with your eyes? >> No. >> Do you wear contacts or glasses? >> No. >> Okay. >> Just keep your hands to your side. >> Hey Josh, just cuz it keeps going on and off raining. Do you want to go under this awning or just >> uh we don't need very well over >> just cuz it keeps periodically downpouring. Don't want to >> keep your hands to your sides. Just your eyes only move your head. You understand? You see that? You see that? Uh, try to keep your head still. Okay. Uh, should do the right. All right. Stand right here for me. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to have you No, just face me. Face me. >> I'm going to have you do a walk and turn test. Uh, do you have any medical problem with your legs? I'll prevent you from doing that. Are you comfortable wearing those shoes? Okay. So, what you're going to do is I'm going demonstrate and explain to you on this line right here. You're going to place your left foot in front with your right foot in front of your left touching heel to toe. All right. Do that now. >> This line right here. This line >> here. Yep. >> Keep your hand. Don't start. Go back. Go back. Go away. Place your left foot in front with your right foot touching heel to toe. You're going to stay in that position. Don't Don't start. Okay. Keep your hand to your sides. You're going to stay in that position till I tell you to start. Okay. >> Okay. >> When I tell you to begin, you're going to take I'm going to do three. You're going to take nine. You start right here. You're looking. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps. At your ninth step, you're going to keep your front foot planted. And with your other foot, you're going to take a series of small steps. Turning around, you're going to take nine hill toe steps back. So you're here. It's going to be one, two, three. This is this will be your ninth step. You're going to keep your front foot planted. You're going to turn around like this. And you're going to return nine heel toe steps back. One, two, three. When you get to nine, you understand? >> Okay. >> So, don't start yet. When I tell you begin, you're going to start. You're going to keep your eyes Don't Don't start. You're going to keep your eyes on your feet. You're going to keep your hands to your sides, and you're going to count out loud. Okay? Make sure your your feet touch heel to toe. Okay. Any questions? >> Yeah. >> All right. You may be good. >> That concept out loud. >> 7 8 9 Keep going. You >> learn some instructions. >> Nine steps forward. Turn around. >> Do you have any questions? >> Can you repeat the injections? >> Nine. He'll toss back. He'll toe. >> Three. Four. 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay, the next step the next test is the one leg stand. You're going to stand with your hands to your side, feet together. When I tell you uh to begin, you're going to lift one foot, either foot of your choice, approximately 6 in, >> okay, >> in front of you. You're going to keep your legs straight, arms to your sides, and you're going to count 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 2 10 100 103 until I tell you to stop. Okay, you understand? Any questions? Okay, you may begin. >> You have to count allow. >> One, >> like I explained to you. >> Two. Three. Do you understand my instructions? >> Yes, I understand. >> You just didn't want to follow. >> You're here. Correct. Raise one foot of your choice. You're going to count 1,00 1,002003 in that manner until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You can start. 1001 1002 1003 >> other side. >> All right, you can turn around. Please place your hands behind your back. Behind your back. Not above you. Behind your back. Be placed on the rest of W. What pocket is your phone in? >> I haven't reached out to a female officer. >> Yeah. >> Anything else in your pocket? >> How about the um >> wallet in there? No cars on the corner. Unless uh >> Where are the keys again, ma'am? I'm sorry. >> They are in the canvas bag. in my bag. >> Just to be clear, that's going to be for the Bravo 53 Romeo Bravo. >> Where's your wallet? >> The canvas bag >> on the other side. We got this. What's in there? What do you need? >> Yeah, I have ID. >> She has a phone. Yep. Just cuz you guys are two two person unit. >> Unless you want to put them in 14. We'll just rock together. >> Let's do that. Yeah. Put them in 14. We'll rock together. >> All right. >> It's in here. >> Just Yeah. Take the whole Pull back those seatless. Check. You want me to wait for them or no? No, they can stand back with the hook. >> Just want to make sure some stuff here 114 All right. From this location, uh myself and officer Cambury are going to be transported one female 1025. Starting mile is going to be 36 319.2 >> someone test. >> Okay. >> Female officer. >> Uh we also need a female officer if you haven't started reaching out and someone who's alest certified. Sergeant Joe, you good? >> You good? >> Yeah, we're just going to request a 55. Power shoot. >> Fire. One radio said you receive that affirmative. 502 Madison Street. Yes, you want to stand by myself. We're going to make a man. All right, you Heat. Heat. Who was at the hospital anyways? Uh shop left there at 4:12. Of course it is. So I said >> 11:30 she came in. >> Oh wait, she has to urinate and she's clear. But of course they waited 2 hours for them for the nurses to give her the the urine cup and they give it to her right after she peed. So that's what's delaying everything. >> Oh. cuz she has to get fingerprinted and photographed. >> I have no idea. >> I have no clue what what part of that job is done. >> Cuz if she was going to be released, if she was already fingerprint photographed, they would >> No, she has she has warrants. >> Oh, so she's going to be going. She said board in town and Union City will be moving. >> Gotcha. I know it was like a summon release type thing, but because she couldn't get fingerprint photographed. >> Yeah. 114 >> 14 >> 28 HQ ending miles is going to be 36 320.3 Three. Three. Two. >> You check the back seat. >> Josh, you check the back seat. >> Yeah, back seat. All right. 14 back seats. >> 112. You're getting that yellow sign on. >> Nothing in the car, right? Nothing in the car. >> Put her laptop in there. >> That's perfect. Maybe she needs it for work or whatever. >> Better to not leave in the car with her phone. Right. Let me just clear up the first real quick. Just hold on for one minute. All right, just stuff inside. >> How you pronounce your first name? I don't want to pronounce your name wrong. NHA, just let me know. Um, one of my partners grabbed your laptop just just in case. >> Say that again. >> We took your laptop. We have it in the bag. >> Thank you. >> So, in case you don't It's some type of importance to you. We don't know. >> I'm an attorney. All right. All right. You're going to be deactivated at this point. Oh, Josh. Camera radio.