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. >> Are they still in their car? >> Uh, no. We've had They've been on and off the phone with >> Okay. So, what happened? >> I guess this is your car. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I was driving. It was super [ __ ] dark and I couldn't see anything and I was trying to get into my apartment complex right there. >> Uhhuh. >> And I obviously did not and I >> Okay. Where did you come from? >> I was Portland. >> Okay. So, you're apart and then you came from >> I was coming from that direction and I was trying to turn in that way. >> Okay. >> And I undersshot a little bit. Okay. Hold on. So you were parked here. >> I I was asleep in my apartment. >> Okay. But your car was parked parallel right there. And you were coming from this way. >> Yeah. I was driving this direction trying to turn left into the apartment complex. >> So how did the car get turned? >> I didn't turn in time. >> Right. But even if you were coming this way and the car is parked right there, >> right? >> Were you parked facing this direction? Like that was >> facing this direction. >> Like is your car facing the right way? It was parked. >> Yes. >> Okay, that makes more sense. I thought it was parked how yours is. >> Oh, no. No. >> And you Okay. I was very confused. Okay. Do you have your ID on you or can you get your ID? >> I can also >> And then same for you. >> If you don't have it, I can just get your name. Um, let me get my notepad. Okay. You do or you don't have your ID? >> I don't have it. >> That's okay. Where which one do you live in? >> Apartment three right here. >> Okay. Did they come out or did you just hear it and you came out? >> I heard it. I heard it and and then I looked out the window and saw it and woke him up cuz it's his car. >> Okay. But I don't think anyone actually saw it happen. >> Well, you might be getting a new car. >> Jesus Christ. Okay, so your name >> is Joshua Reigns. >> You say what was your last name? >> Reigns. R A I N E S. >> And your birthday? >> Uh 2001? >> Yes. >> Okay. And your phone number? 687 687 on four. Okay. And you have yours. Yeah. Okay. Give me one second. Okay. 8 central. I'm going to need two next in lines of 28 when you're ready. Vehicle one. Romeo. Vehicle two, Romeo Fox Hotel 56 by4 Georgia. Yeah. >> Let me talk to you over here. >> Hi. >> Okay. So, you're coming from this way. >> I'm coming this direction. I'm trying to turn left into my apartment. The car at the time was further back that direction. I was trying to turn left, but I overshot like how far I need to pull forward before I need to turn left. >> Mhm. >> And I was in this lane, obviously. I have my mom on the phone, by the way. >> Okay. And then all of a sudden I was hitting the car and it was a big ordeal and the car was shaking and everything and I got really freaked out. >> Okay. Were you on your phone or anything? >> No, not at all. I was literally just trying to turn left >> and I guess it was dark. >> Um and I mean I'm to be clear like obviously I made some kind of error. >> Okay. >> But I wasn't like on my phone or anything. I just >> I overshot how far I need to pull for before I need to turn left. Have you had any alcohol tonight or any drugs? >> I have not. >> Okay. Would you consent to a field sobriety test? >> Um, not right now, but I I mean, do I need to? >> I'm Well, I'm smelling a little bit of alcohol coming from your breath. >> Okay. Um, at the moment, I don't consent. >> Okay. >> But I can do whatever. >> Okay. >> Is going to make it easier for you. >> Look at me. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you don't consent to feel so? >> Not at the moment. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Give me a second. Okay. Will you slow one more? Turn on. This way. Dispatch has been updated. Dispatch has been updated. >> Go ahead. Dispatch has been updated. [snorts] >> Okay, >> that's fine. Just be careful. >> Okay. >> Okay. I don't have a case card on me, so I'm sorry. This is um the case number. It's going to have her insurance information, all of your information. So, you can call insurance now. You can wait till the morning. Just give them that number at the bottom, the 2022 114, >> whatever 00 something. >> Um, it's also your car is going to be towed because it's obviously not operable. >> Um, so I wrote on there the tow companies, Dennis and Judies. So, you can tell your insurance company that it was taken by them and then your insurance can kind of do everything else from there. It will take about 20 minutes for them to get here. If you want to get anything out of the car, I would do that now or else you're have to wait till they open in the morning. >> Um, and I think their location's kind of far from here. It's in Athens. It's just from this location, not really close. >> Okay, sounds good. >> Do you have any questions? >> All right. Sorry this happened. >> I'll be here for a minute cuz I got to handle her. But >> Oh, yeah. But >> I couldn't tell if she was just hysterical or car. >> Well, there's some >> that makes it a lot worse. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, we'll we'll figure it out. [snorts] >> [snorts] [snorts] >> No need. Okay. >> Okay. >> Where are you coming from tonight? >> I live right in there, >> right? But where are you coming from? >> From in there. I was looking for my friend. He was taking a walk. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, you left your complex and then you're coming back. >> I left my complex. I circled this. There's like a square that it makes if you go right down there and then turn left on that road right there and then you pop back out on the main road and turn left. So, it made it square and then I was coming back this direction and that's when the accident happened. >> Okay. And you're saying that you haven't had anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> Okay. Is there a reason I would smell alcohol coming from your breath? >> It may have been from yesterday. >> Okay. >> Yesterday I did have something to drink. Um but it has been like a really long time. >> When did you last drink yesterday? >> Um probably 10 11:00 p.m. >> Okay. Without looking at the clock, are you familiar with what time it is now? >> I'm going to guess 3. >> Okay. 3:30 maybe. >> Okay. What did you drink when you were drinking >> yesterday? Mhm. >> Um it was vodka. >> Okay. >> But it's been it's been a while since >> Right. Right. How much did you drink when you did? Do you remember? >> Uh maybe four to five shots. But again, that was last night. So >> I got you. Okay. All right. Give me one second. Okay. >> Okay. >> [snorts] >> Dispatch [snorts] has been updated. 84 to 82. I'm getting signal one from the vehicle in front of you. If you can just make conversation and make sure you're getting the same vibes. [snorts] Hello. >> Hey. [snorts] >> Hey. >> I'm on the phone with my parents right now, by the way. >> Okay. You might want to turn the car off cuz you're leaking coolant. >> Oh, goodness. Yeah. Thank you for that. >> Where are you coming from? >> I live right in there. I had made a square. I was looking for my friend. He was taking a walk. Um, but as I was coming back this direction down this road right here, I hit that car right there cuz it was parked. >> When I hit it, it was further down that direction. >> Okay. >> I've explained everything to her and [snorts] >> Okay. >> It was a complicated setup, but >> Okay. So, where you were coming from home? >> No, I live right there. I had made one square around the block looking for my friend and I was coming this direction down Davis Street. [snorts] >> Okay. And where? So I guess where were you coming from before you were doing your square then? >> Oh, home. I live right in the moose condominiums right there. >> So you that's what I was saying. You were coming from home. >> Yeah. And then I made a I made a block and then >> Okay. Why were you looking for your friend? >> He went for a walk and it was just late and I was getting worried about him and his phone's been having some problems. So I tried calling him but he didn't answer. So when I called him and he didn't answer, I was just getting worried. So I just decided to go around the block and look for him. >> Okay. Is he like your roommate or y'all my roommate talking or Okay. >> Yeah, he's my roommate. >> What's his name? >> Ulyses. >> Okay. And what were you guys doing at home before you went to go look for him or >> watching Euphoria? Have you ever heard of it? >> I haven't. >> It's a good show. You should check >> All right. >> I'll be right back over here with you. Just give me a minute. Okay. Central fuel change last to be in driver one. >> Doing all right. How are y'all? >> Hey, >> did you get her other card off? >> Yeah. Um I'm getting out. She smells like alcohol. Her eyes are glossy. >> She told me she was trying to go home, which is right here. And she it was dark, so she didn't see this car. It was parallel parked right here. She told me she was coming from home, going to home. >> Yeah. She said she came out of here looking for her friend. >> Yeah. Um I asked her if she's been drinking. She said no. Her last drink was at 10 or 11:00 p.m. She had five vodka shots at 11:00 p.m. >> Okay. >> So, I got all this information after. I already asked you to come this way. I just wanted to get a second opinion cuz she's refusing to do fields and everything. Um and I just wanted kind of a second opinion. >> You got what you got. I told her to shut the car off cuz it's leaking coolant. Yeah. Yeah. So, >> it's just [snorts] sitting there cooking. >> Yeah. Um, >> is this the registered are they the registered owners of this car? >> Um, yeah. So, they were inside asleep and they heard it and came out and it's his car. She told me it was really dark and she couldn't see the car parked >> and it was parked where? >> Like parallel parked inside that gap >> facing the wrong way. >> Facing us. >> Okay. >> Um, which it was perfectly parked and not even remotely in the road. So, she either didn't have her headlights on and she hit it or she was incapable of driving correctly or on her phone. >> Yeah. I mean, I would just I'd say 25. >> Okay. >> If that's what you got. >> That was my plan. I just wanted a second opinion. >> Yeah. She's on the phone with parents. I think now >> she has been since she got I got here. And I think that's why she's refusing everything is cuz her mom's on the phone. >> Yeah. >> But she's panicking. >> Yeah. >> I asked her the same question a few times. >> Well, I kept asking her. I was like, "Where you going?" >> She like danced around with it. >> That's what Yeah, that's what she was doing. >> So, where are you coming from? She's like, "Home." And I was like, "Okay, well, where are you going?" She's like, "Home." >> That doesn't make much sense. >> Yeah. >> I had to like fish the explanation of her looking for her friend out. >> Well, she didn't tell me that at all. She told me she was Well, okay. So, let me let me back up. She originally told me that she was trying to go home and that's when she hit this card. She didn't see it. And then I asked her where she was coming from and she was like, "I'm I'm trying to go home." I was like, "Right, but where are you coming from?" >> Yeah. >> And then she's like, "Home. >> You can have her call Ulisses and see what the hell is going on or what he says. That's her friend apparently." >> Yeah. I'm not worried about that. I feel confident enough. >> Is that her though? That license picture? >> Yeah. She looks way different now. >> She's lost a lot of weight. >> Yeah. >> Let me just put my gloves on. >> He's the owner of that car. >> Mhm. >> Here. Can you sit out and talk? Come talk to me again. Hey, C. So, you left your house to go look for your friend? >> Yes. >> Who's your friend? >> My friend is Ulissiz. I told the other guy about it. He's a man officer. >> And I made a block and I told him that and then I was coming this direction about to turn back into the apartment complex. >> Okay. >> And that's when I hit him cuz I couldn't see very well. >> Okay. And you said you don't consent to field sobriety? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. And then are you diabetic or anything? No, >> you're not. Okay. So, do me a favor. Go ahead and put your phone down. >> Okay. Okay. So, you are being placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Keep your hands relaxed. >> Okay. >> No. Relax them. >> Okay. >> Can I use your key? >> I don't have mine. You put your pawns facing each other. >> Yes. >> It's going to be a lot more comfortable that way. Is that good? >> Mhm. >> Okay, great. >> Okay, I have your phone in your vape. >> Okay, awesome. >> If you want to walk over here with me. Okay. >> Okay, cool. Can I just take my slippers off cuz they're making it kind of hard to >> That's fine. You just want to walk barefoot. >> Yeah, that's probably easier, honestly. >> Okay, we'll walk back here to my car. >> Okay. 1095. All right. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No, I don't. I mean, [music] I don't even have any pockets. >> Okay. I have to double check. There's no pockets. >> Wish there was, but closing cork. >> Do you ever brought one? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> Take a seat in there. I got to read you something. Okay. >> Okay. They're plastic. I didn't expect it. >> Some of them are. Not all of them. >> Yeah. >> Okay. How old are you, ma'am? >> I'm 20. >> Okay. Sorry. This is like a two-piece and it folds. No, >> I love that. Got it written down for you. How convenient. >> Okay. It's a little lengthy, but just listen to me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, the state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of the state upon your submission to state administer clinical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of the state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit blood or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at uh trial. If you submit to testing and your results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.02 grams or more, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of the state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the registered I'm sorry, after first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administers chemical test of your blood? >> Of my blood? Is that going to happen right here or is that going to happen somewhere else? >> We'd go to the hospital. >> Um >> cuz a photonist has to do it. >> I just rather not. Yeah. >> So it said no. >> No. >> Okay. So I got to read it to you one more time. Okay. >> Okay. The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of the state upon your submission to state administered criminal test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you're under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit to blood or urine intestine may be offered into evidence against you at trial. Thank you, sir. >> If you submit to testing and the results indicate alcohol concentration of 0.02 02 grams or more. Your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive upon the highways of the state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the chem to >> Sorry, tongue tied. >> Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath? >> No. >> Okay. Thank you. I guess you're here for the escape. >> All right. Um, but let me see who the other wrecker is. See if they got a flatbed coming. See if you want to pick which one's easier. >> The next step is for you to go to jail. >> If it's no problem, I'll move out of your way for you. >> Uh, they'll book you in a court date and depending on your criminal record, you'll be released or you'll have to stay and talk to a judge. >> Um, but it just depends on your criminal record. Um, they'll probably leave you in a couple hours. [snorts] >> [snorts] >> Dispatch has been Hey, here's the keys. I don't know if you want them or not. >> Yeah. >> Did he already sign the papers? >> No. >> Okay. >> You got the paper? >> Yeah. There's no intoxicants in the car. There's like an old vodka bottle in the back that's dry. It's >> used for everything. So, >> yeah. Easy enough. I'll put the parking brake on too. Just heads up. Will you throw this in there too? And just throw it anywhere. Hello. Is there anybody on the phone? >> Uh, yes. >> Hey, this is the police officer um that responded to the car accident. I just realized your daughter's phone was still on. Did you have any questions for me? >> What's the broken screen in the trunk from your car? >> Um, they have to book her in. Usually it takes an hour or so, just depending on how busy they are. Um, >> tonight's not been super crazy as in busy wise. So, it shouldn't take but maybe an hour. So, >> just a high chance to go to home. >> For some reason, if they are busy, it may get damaged in an argument or anything. >> Oh, no. Nothing like that. >> All right. >> Can I ask the next steps? >> Uh, yeah. She's going to be taking jail in just a minute. >> Okay. And then what? >> Uh, you is this your first DUI? >> Yes. My first offense, sir. >> Okay. So, you'll be able to get bonded out. >> Okay. And then she'll have >> I don't know what all you heard, but she is arrested for um driving under the influence tonight. >> Couple hours. >> Um she did crash into a parked vehicle in front of the complex of where she lives. >> Yes. Okay. >> Okay. All righty. Well, if you don't have any other questions, then I'll I'm going to go and put her phone away. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. Uhuh. Bye. Um, yeah. So, I'll just take her and then Will you sit here until that car gets towed? Maybe. >> Yeah, I'll sit also these if you want to take her. >> Yeah, cuz I got to do citations. >> Make sure they don't have any more questions before I head out. >> Okay. Did you need to get anything out of the >> car? You did. Okay. They should be here any minute. And you don't have any other questions? price. All righty. >> Worst case, if you do lose it, it's your name's on file for this call. So, if you do lose it, you can call and say, "Hey, this is my name. My car was involved." And they can pull it from that way. It's It's not hard at all. So, but y'all are good to hang out if you want just to watch or you can go inside and it's cold. Either way, it doesn't matter. Okay. >> Do we need to >> The tow truck guy will. Okay. >> There's another one coming for your car, so be sure. Yeah. Well, otherwise, how's your evening been? >> It's not been too bad. 84 central and out to 600 for one female [cough] and you can retile this a single You can retitle this to signal one. >> Can I ask what's going to happen to my vehicle? >> So, because of the damage, it's inoperable. Um, so it's going to be Barretts that to is towing it. Um, it is leaking fluid, so it may or may not be totaled. I don't know. I'm not super car smart. Um, so what you'll do is I'll give you a case number and you'll call your insurance company and then basically your insurance company will go to Barretts and look at the car and see if it's worth fixing. Okay. >> Um, usually if the damage is worth more than the car itself, they'll just total it out. But if it's salvageable, they'll just send it to a body shop. >> Okay. >> Dispatch has been updated. Heat. Heat. I gave it to the males. Yes. Interesting. >> Do what? >> Am I good to drive through? >> Yeah. Just go slow. There's gravel. Okay. Was it a wreck? Was a [ __ ] idiot with a gun. >> Jesus. All right. Thank you. >> What did you ask me? I was just commenting on how I think it's seat belts last year, I guess. >> Oh, I mean I can I could have buckled you up if you wanted me to. It's not required for a buckle. >> Oh, right. >> Um, so unless people request it in the back. It's not something that we necessarily just automatically do. Some people really don't like it. Um, >> I buckled a guy a few weeks ago and he had like a panic attack from it. out. Hey, for drum at 600. Dispatch has been updated. Yes. How can I help you? >> One female Okay. All right. Do you need help getting out or you got it? >> We'll walk over to the door at 1736. Step on that side, please. Typically in your experience, how long does this take? >> Um, if it's slow, which I'm pretty positive it is pretty slow right now. Mhm. >> Um just like I would say an hour or two cuz they have to just get a bunch of papers filled out. >> That makes sense. >> Um and they'll have to fingerprint you if I'm not mistaken. Um once they do that, they'll be able to just get you right out. >> Okay. Awesome. >> So I would say two to three just that way you don't have your hopes up. >> Yeah. Right. >> Um usually if it's busy sometimes it'll take two to three hours just to even get booked in. So >> with it being a slow night I wouldn't >> I'm lucky in that regard I guess. >> Yeah. I need a mask. >> Do what? >> I need a mask. >> They'll ask it.