Evening, I'm Officer Pilkington of the Highlands PD. >> I can't see. >> Well, I need your license, registration, and insurance, okay? >> Oh my god, the lights are so strong here. >> Uh, that's the point. >> I know. >> So we can see in, nobody sees us coming. >> block from home. I got you. >> Where do you live? >> Right here in Long Branch First Avenue. >> First Avenue? >> Yeah, I know where you at. I see you at the court. >> You You see what? >> The courthouse. >> I wasn't at the courthouse. Where are we coming from? >> Um, like right here in Long Branch. >> Long Branch? >> You followed me like up the road. >> What are we doing? We're celebrating Valentine's Day? >> No. >> Yes. >> We went to dinner by ourselves. We had dinner. >> We 30 something years. >> What's that? >> 30 years marriage, so yeah. >> 30 years? >> Yes. >> Oh, congratulations. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Where'd we go to celebrate? >> Nowhere. We going home right now. >> No, where did we go to celebrate? Where Where are we? >> Oh, at the Portuguese restaurant. I don't need to tell you where. >> You don't have to tell me, no. >> What did I do back there? >> I'll let you know as soon as you give me the documents. I still need your license and insurance. >> Okay. >> What did we get to eat? Anything good? >> There you go. >> Oh, >> Uh, this one's expired, miss. Do you have an updated one? >> You want my license, right? >> Yes, I want your license. have an updated copy of the insurance? >> Yes, I do. Probably on my email. >> Okay, that's fine. That works, too. What did you have to eat? What did you eat, sir? Anything good? >> Oh, chili cheese burger. >> How was it? >> Oh, it was delicious. >> Delicious? >> Yes. >> Still need your insurance. Do you have anything to drink? >> What did we eat? >> Yeah. >> The lasagna. Yeah, do you need to see anything? What did you want, the insurance? >> Yes. Uh, that one won't work. >> No, cuz we get everything on the email. >> That's fine. >> All right, you want to wait? I'll do it on the way. >> That's fine. That works. That works. >> Why registration ID, which person? Why do you need my insurance one? >> Well, because if you don't show it to me, I have to tow the car. >> Tow what car? >> Your car. That's it. You have to have insurance on the vehicle to drive. >> What? >> Yes. >> Say that again. >> All right, so you have to have insurance on the car and I have to see proof of the insurance or I have to tow it and I don't want to do that. So, I need to see the insurance. >> No, I have I have it. >> I know. It's okay. >> So, now you have to sit down and wait for me to >> That's okay. Do you have anything to drink this evening? >> No. >> Nothing? >> No. >> Okay. All right, listen. When you find it, just wave your hand out the window with it, okay? This way I can come up and see it. >> 1766 to 28, are you in the area? >> 10-5 in a moment. >> 7-11, thank you. >> Male, white, 65, 68, 66, 66, 66, 65, 65, 65. Alert, wanted person. Alert, wanted person. Male, white, 68, 66. Alert, expired driver's license. >> [sighs] >> 85 136 going out with 140. >> Wish you 26 words. >> 17 2 County, I'll be out with >> Where is your private residence? >> I'm going to mute for strategy really quick. Yep. Ma'am, were you able to find the insurance? >> Why do you need my insurance? I do have it, yes. Yeah. Insurance. >> Do you have the card? >> They don't give us card. Everything is on the email. >> Right, but you should be able to pull the card up from the email just showing that you paid it. >> me for, first of all? >> Ma'am, I'm not the one that stopped you. The other officer did. He's back in his car. He asked me to check if you got the insurance. >> I do have insurance. But why do I need insurance? Of course I have insurance. >> What do you mean why do you need insurance? You need insurance to drive. I believe I believe you said you were going 30 in a 45. >> What? >> You were going 30 miles an hour in a 45 mile an hour zone. >> So I did 30. And you say it's 45? >> Where are you coming from tonight? >> Right here, few blocks. Why you stop me? >> How many times do I have to answer that? I'm not the officer that stopped you. He asked me to check on your insurance. >> Yes, I do have insurance. >> Right, but you need to show us that. >> Okay, I'll show it to you. Um >> You think that's an animal? >> What? >> Why'd you stop her? >> Um All right, man. Did you find any insurance? >> I don't know. >> All right, so listen. The reason for the stop was >> No, it's not enough course. She hasn't pulled it up yet. >> That's fine. She hasn't found it. >> That's fine. So listen, the reason for the stop >> Yeah, State Farm. That's what I have. >> I just need to see the card that says this is the card >> They don't give us card. Everything is on email. >> So it's the card will be in the email. So listen, the reason for the stop is you were doing 30 in a 45. You Yes, yes. And >> Where at? >> The whole highway. So the whole time I've been behind you, you've been doing 30. I was at the bridge, so I know that's not where you see me at the courthouse. I was at the bridge. When you came over the bridge, right? And you went to pass me. You came into the shoulder with me, okay? That's the two reasons for the stop, okay? So impeding traffic and driving through marked lanes. >> Okay. >> All right, do you have insurance? >> Yes. >> Okay, I need to see it. >> They don't give us cards. Everything is on the email. >> But the card's going to be in the email. >> All right, give me the ticket and I'll just go up to up the block where I live. >> All right. So so listen, based on your driving, based on how you're not able to answer my questions properly, I need you to step out. He's going to check your eyes. If you are good to go, I won't even write you a ticket. But he has to check you. Okay? So take a step out with me. >> We live like up the block. >> That's okay. Well, listen, I need you to take a step out. >> Why? >> Because you're going to get DUI tested for 1 second. If your eyes are good, you're going to go. >> I have contacts on. >> That's fine. That doesn't change anything, okay? >> All I need to see is that I didn't have the insurance card. >> No, for your driving and how you've been answering my questions and stuff. Some of it's not making too much sense. I just want to make sure you're good to drive, okay? So the whole reason I stopped you is because you're doing 30 in a 45 and you're not staying in marked lanes, okay? >> Okay. Whatever. Okay. And I have contacts on and I have >> Perfectly fine. You can step back this way. I'm going to go over here. >> Sir, can you do me a favor? Hopefully I don't have to write a ticket if she's good to go. Can you go through there and just see if you can get the insurance card? Because like I said, if I don't have an insurance card, I have to tow the car. I don't want to do that. >> You have to tow the car? >> Not now. If you don't have the insurance card. I just need to see proof of insurance. That's all. So her email is still open. She opened the State Farm email. So she opened it. I just need her to actually show me the card, which will be in the email, or at least something that has the registration and the insurance data, okay? Does that make sense? All right. Thank you. I appreciate it. Has she had anything to drink or not? Cuz she's she's appearing a little intoxicated to me as we speak, honestly. >> Just one. >> Okay. Just one? Listen, if it's just one, you guys are going to be good to go. If she's good to drive, you guys are getting out of here. I'm not even going to write you a ticket. All right. Um but like I said, based on the driving, that's why I have He's doing what's called HGN right now. So, it's going to be tracking her eyes. Does that make sense? So, they track the eyes and there's going to be a If there's a stutter, she We're going to go through a couple more tests. If her eyes are good, um she's going to get back in the car. I'm not going to write you guys a ticket. As long as you can show me in charge, it's okay. All right. Listen, I have would rather be honest with you and just tell you what's going on. Thank you. We're going to go over here. >> But I have heels on. >> It's fine. I'm going to check your eyes first. Go stand over here. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Three. >> Three what? >> Two glasses of wine. >> Okay. All right. Turn and face me. You need to keep your feet together and your hands out your side. Can you put your feet together like this? All the way together till they're touching? >> on. >> What does that have to do with your feet touching? Okay. Do you see the tip of my pen? You're going to keep your head still and you're going to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand that? >> Okay. >> Do you understand? Is that a yes? >> To the left and the right? >> Follow the tip of my pen keeping your head still. >> Okay. >> You understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where is the pen at? >> Left. >> Right, you're supposed to follow with your eyes keeping your head still. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Do you understand? >> I never understood this, but okay. >> You're going to keep your head still. >> Okay. >> Sir, stay in the car. >> I'm staying in the car, yeah. >> No, he's handicapped. >> All right, keep your head still. You're going to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes. Only your eyes. Do you understand that? I need a yes or a no. Do you understand? Okay. Keep your head still, okay? All right, I got four out of six. She said she had three glasses of wine or two glasses of wine, but three drinks, right? >> No. Two glasses of wine. I came out of work from Montclair and I drove here. I live like two blocks away. I was drinking >> Okay, where are you coming from? >> Um right here in Long Branch. >> Where were you at? A restaurant, a bar? >> Uh we went to a Portuguese restaurant. >> Okay, you had the two glasses of wine there. >> Yes, we bought a bottle of wine there. >> Okay. >> And we had two glasses each. I'm not a drinker and um that's it. >> 10-4. All right. So listen, two more tests, you're good, you get out of here. I told him I'm not even going to write you a ticket. All right. >> No, but he's handicapped and I just came out of work and we just wanted to go to >> So listen, listen, if you don't do the test >> got stopped. I've been driving 40 years. First time. >> So listen. >> First time. >> That should say something to you. I get it. Well listen, if I need you So here's the deal. Two tests, you pass, you can leave. If not, then we go from there. But as of right now, I can't let you back in the car to drive. All right? I have to be sure. >> What? >> Because as of right now, he got hits on the HGN test. So I have to check your motor skills. We do that through SFSTs, okay? So we're going to do that. All right. Where do you think is a nice level spot? >> This one will be as good as any. >> All right. >> What do you want me to do? >> So listen, I'm going to explain. We're going to do two tests, okay? >> Okay. >> First one's called the walk and turn. So I need you to come over here. >> Walk? I thought you meant to drive. >> Well yeah, but you we have That's how we test. >> heels on. >> That's okay. I'm not I'm not making you do anything crazy. >> Been up since 6:00 this morning. >> making you I mean I'm making you do anything Listen, I'm not making you do anything crazy, I promise. So come stand over here for me. >> Yeah. Oh. >> All right. So listen, I need you to take your right foot and plant it right in front of you. But face this way, okay? So face this way. This way. Nope. Yeah, that's fine. That's fine. You are going to take your left foot and place it in front of your right foot, okay? Nope. So heel to toe. So you're going to take your left foot and plant it right in front of your right foot. >> Okay. This is like Can I This is like a step to dance, I believe. >> So no, I need you to step back here cuz I'm going to have you walk for a second. So I need you to step back here. >> If you want to start this, this looks pretty level right here. >> You want to go this way? >> Yeah, this is like a step. >> Okay, so we'll go this way. So no, stay over here. >> And I got it. >> Never stand Stand right where my light's shining. And face us. Further back. Further back. Further back. You're going to have to take a few steps. >> I don't think she's on the firm. >> All right. Take two more steps back. Two more steps back. >> This is a ramp. It's like not straight. >> So this is This is flat as far as >> have to work with. This is fairly level. You're All you're doing is walking. You're going to follow >> All his instructions. So take your right foot, plant it on the ground. Take your left foot, take your left heel, touch your right toe. Touch your right toe. >> Right. >> Stay like that while I explain the test, okay? You are going to take a series of >> I can't. I need to do it here. Fine. >> Stop walking. Stop walking out into the road. >> So listen, this is flat. If I can do it, you can do it. Take a couple steps back cuz I'm going to have you take nine steps. So take a couple steps back. If you prefer to go that way, we can go that way. I'm fine with that. Okay. So yet again, right foot, left toe. Left toe in front of your right foot. Okay. You All you're going to do is you're going to take nine steps heel to toe. You're going to keep your arms down by your side. You're going to watch your feet the entire time you do it. And you're going to count out loud, okay? So you're going to take nine steps. On your ninth step, you are going to take a series of small steps and plant your foot to turn around. I will show you what that looks like. So all you got to do is look at your heel to toe. You're going to take nine steps. I'm going to do three for demonstration. So it's going to look like one, two, three. On your ninth step, my third, your ninth step, a series of small steps to turn around. You're going to leave your right foot planted. You're going to take your left heel, put it back in front. You're going to take nine more steps, heel to toe. So, listen. Do me a favor. Get back in the way I told you. So, put your right foot back on the ground, and then your left toe. Can't do that. I will explain it one more time. I will explain it one more time, but I need you to take your right foot and take your left toe left heel and touch your right toe. Need you to take your left heel and touch your right toe. It's going to look like this. You see my feet? I need you to do that. No, not that. Right foot, plant it on the ground. Take your left heel, touch your right toe. That's it. This is not Okay, don't Okay. I will explain it one more time. One more time, but you got to listen to me. Okay. One more time. I'm going to go really slow for you. I'm going to explain as I do it. Just take a take a couple steps back, okay? Take a couple steps back. I'm going to go one more time. So, listen. While I explain it, just take your right foot, leave it on the ground. Take your left heel and touch your right toe. That's it. Just do that for now. Take your left heel and touch Like this. This is what it's going to look like. Make sure your left heel is touching your right toe. I get it. You're going to take nine steps. It's going to look like this. You're going to count them out loud with your hands down by your side looking at your feet. >> Wait, tilted. I'm going to follow. >> You're not going to follow. I need you to just wait, all right, while I explain. 1 2 3 You're going to do that nine times. That is it. Keeping your arms down by your side, you're going to take a series of small steps to turn around or just turn around. >> 1 >> Do the small No. >> 2 >> No, I didn't say start yet. I need you to stay in the starting position, okay? >> With the ramp here. >> I'm trying to I'm trying to get >> Maybe do the one where you stand and we can bring you this up after. >> Okay. Listen, we're going to do this one instead. Put your feet together. With the foot of your choosing, you are going to raise it 6 in. Whatever you feel 6 in is, you are going to keep your arms down by your side, okay? The entire time. 1 2 3 You're going to count out loud like that. Not yet. I will tell you when to start. I will tell you when to start. Keep your feet planted. >> shoes. I'm >> Listen, we're on flat ground, all right? You're on flat ground right now. I just need you to put your feet together. Start there. Let's just do that for now. Put your feet together. Nope, together. Together? Together? Yes. Keep your arms down by your side. Look at your toe. 6 in, okay? So, you're going to raise it 6 in when when I tell you. Do not start before I tell you, okay? It's going to look like this. 1 2 3 Not yet. Just keep your feet planted, okay? Keep your feet planted. I'll tell you when to start. I understand. Just keep your feet planted. I will tell you when to start. You're going to watch me first. This way I know you know what how to understand it, okay? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 until I tell you to stop, okay? >> Okay. >> Do you have a watch? >> I do. >> Are you ready? >> Yep. >> Okay. You can begin. >> 40 years of driving. First two minutes. >> You can begin. >> You want me to go now? >> Yes. >> How many minutes? >> Until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. This is on my left leg. >> Whichever foot you choose. Just like I explained it. >> I can't. This is slanted. I already told you. >> This is flat. >> No, it's not flat. >> This is flat. >> No, it's not. This is all It's not right. >> It's more level over there. >> Yes. Right here. I have heels on. >> Feet together. One Arms down by your side. Do not go until I tell you. Okay? Look here. When you do it, you're going to take your foot out. Well, not yet. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000. >> It's hard. I have heels on. >> I understand that. I need you to do your best. If you would feel more comfortable >> I can't. I can't. I have heels on. I have my flats in the car. I'll change. >> You have flat shoes in the car? >> Or I'll do barefoot. I have them here. >> You have flat shoes in the car? Would you feel more comfortable doing the flat shoes? >> Everything, yeah. >> Okay. Put the We'll put the flat shoes on. >> Where are they? >> Like we waste >> Sam, where's where's your where are your flat shoes? If you want flat shoes on, you can flat shoes on. That's fine. >> Yeah. >> Where are they? Where are the flat shoes? Where are they? I'm going to get them for you. Where are they? In the trunk? Okay, if I get them out of the trunk for you? >> Yes. Sir, can you unlock the car? >> Sir, can you >> Can you unlock the car? He's doing it. >> unlock the car? >> I'm the one that drives it. >> I got it. All right. You okay if he opens up your front door? Just hit the unlock button. >> Okay. They are sleeping in the car. >> These ones are yours? >> Yeah. I have a few of them. I usually wear heels. I just came out. It's all right. I'm scared. Oh my god. I'm scared. Oh, you can't? You just finish your liquor and go work in the night. When you finish here. >> Sir, we got it. >> I drove an hour um and 15 minutes from Montclair. >> It's going to be on West Avenue and West Garfield Avenue. >> And then we came, I picked him up, and we had dinner here. That's it. Like two glasses of wine and that's it. It doesn't take much for me. >> West and West Garfield. And I'll place those orders in a second. >> If you go on the Garden State Parkway, get all those freaking people out there. They're like crazy. That's what it takes me to get home. All the people cutting in and >> Would you like me to shut this? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Now I need water. >> One step at a time. >> right now. >> One step at a time. I need you to come step right here, okay? Right where we agreed. >> I've never been through this in my life. 40 years of driving. You guys could be my kids. Honestly, I got 40 and a 27 and 24. >> All right, listen. We're going to start over. We're going to do this from the beginning. >> Yes. >> All right, put your feet together. >> Yes. >> Put your hands down by your side. You're going to watch watch me first, okay? Do not go until I tell you to go, okay? So, listen. We're going to count in 1 1,000s. We're going to keep our feet on it. We're going to keep our eyes on our toe. We're going to raise it 6 in. All right? It's going to look like this. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, 5 1,000, 6 1,000. Okay? That is all we're doing. I will tell you when to stop, okay? You have that watch, right? >> Yeah. >> You can begin. You can begin. You can You can do it. >> It's hard for me to do that cuz I'm not in shape, but you are, I'm not, but I will try. >> Let me ask you this. Repeat what I said to do back to me. Let's Let's start there. Do you understand what I said? >> Stand. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and one. >> Do you understand what I'm asking? >> To stand on one my one leg. >> Okay. Did you hear every Do you understand everything else I asked? >> Yes. >> What did I ask? >> To stand on one my feet. >> What about it? Did you hear any hear anything else I said? >> No. >> This is going to be the last time I explain it. All right. Make sure you listen closely to this one. This is the last time. Arms down by your side. Do not start till I tell you. Put your feet together. Put them together. Together. Together. >> That's it. That's all right. >> Make your feet touch. You can't make your feet touch? Your arms down by your side. Wait till I tell you to start, okay? You are going to raise your leg 6 in. You are going to use your eyes to watch your feet. You are going to count 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000 until I tell you to stop, okay? It's going to look like this. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000 I will tell you when to stop. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> Yes. >> You have your watch. You can begin. >> I'm not in shape to do this. >> You don't need to be in shape to do this. >> All right, you can stop. Just hang out here, fool. Just hang out here for 1 second. >> You can try to do the walk and turn again, but I my opinion she's >> All right. >> 41 >> Can we do it again? >> All right. I will give you We will do the walk and turn one more time. All right. Okay? But I need you to listen to me. I need you to do as I ask. Put your right foot on the ground in front of you. Take your left heel, touch your right toe. Take your left heel and touch your right toe like this. I'm going to stand in front of you, don't turn. It's going to look like that. Okay. >> Can I just stand flat? Give me this one. You're not going to have enough room. >> You have enough room. >> This is the flattest way. You start here. All right, this is completely flat. And mirror to that officer right there. >> All right. We're going to do it one more time. I'm in front of you, so don't turn, don't move. Just do it what I say. Put your right foot, plant it on the ground. Take your left heel, touch your right toe. Keep your arms down by your side. Do not go until I tell you, okay? You are going to take nine steps. You are going to count each step out loud. On your ninth step, you are going to plant your last foot. Take a series of small steps to turn around as I will demonstrate. You are going to take nine steps back. You are going to count the nine steps out loud the entire time keeping your arms down by your side, okay? It's going to look like this. And all the steps need to be heel to toe. It's going to look like this. One two three. I'm doing three for demonstration, you're going to do nine. On your last step you are going to take a series of small steps. You are going to come back to the starting position. One two three. Make sure they're all heel to toe and count out loud. That is it, okay? You can start when you're ready. >> Left. One two three four turn one two and back. I don't know what you Hey, I'm sorry. I don't understand. >> All right, listen. Do me a favor, put your hands behind your back, okay? You're going to be under arrest for DUI. All right, don't turn, okay? Don't turn. >> Sir, can you just stay in the car? >> Just have her switch back, man. >> Ma'am, just to confirm, what's your address? >> 59 West Highland. >> 59 West Highland? You said You said your husband's handicapped. Is he able to stay at home by himself? >> Um >> For a couple For a little bit? >> [snorts] >> Two glasses of wine and she was >> Okay, we'll we'll make sure he gets home safely because he's got he's a right [snorts] to be alone for a little bit by himself. >> Would you be able to search her? 1766 to county. >> 1766 >> I'm going to have a 10-41. Can you send me a hook for Johns Tow? >> Uh you have to ask the other officer. I was going to ask her. All right. We're sending a hook for Johns Tow. That was her >> What's your question? What's your question? >> Why you stopped >> No, why we stopped. >> We were doing 30 in a 45 and you also were driving in the shoulder when you passed me on the bridge. >> Oh, okay. >> That's why I was >> On the bridge, yeah. >> So, when you're passing over the bridge >> Yeah. >> You know how there's the triangle up there with the entrance and the entrance ramp? >> It's okay. >> driving in the shoulder with me. >> one out there, so it's okay. >> Okay, well it was me out there. >> Take her. >> Yep. >> Me and Yianni will give him a ride home. And then uh Nicole will stay with the car until the tow gets here. >> Perfect. >> I'm going to go this way then. >> Okay. >> What's that? >> Did you ask for something? >> Yeah. >> I asked for it. >> All right, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Just watch your head getting in, okay? >> Okay. Um Oh my >> I'll help you once I get there. >> All right. >> My sister's having a birthday. >> 20 minute observation and the paperwork. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> I did. All right. >> I saw the registration for the car. I'll I'll I'll take care of the car. >> This is her phone / wallet. >> Okay. Sounds good. 1766 County I'm going to be transporting 141 to headquarters. 1011 starting mileage. 62 62323 Body worn camera is on. >> I lose your towel and I see any DNA run around. >> 17 2 3 County 10-11 17 2 3 We're doing a courtesy transport for one male. Starting mileage 73365. Body worn camera on. >> Officer, does this have anything to do with the traffic stop or do you want a new card for this? >> You can attach it. I'll be going to 59 West Highland Ave. >> Officer, does this have anything to do? >> 17 660 County 10-11 on mileage. >> 17 660 >> 62324 >> Officer >> I need it to be hand cuffed. This is policy. >> Policy, I have to. >> I know. >> get a choice. >> I know. It's so sad. >> Just take two steps back for me, so I can clear the area. >> Yeah, sure. >> We're going to go in this room. We're going to make all the way down, and then we're going to make a left, and we're going to go to the eventual car. >> Okay. Do you have my phone? >> I do. It's in the car. >> Can I get it? >> We have it in the car. >> Oh, okay. Can I get it? >> I will give it to you as soon as we're finished up. >> Yeah. It's got to be now. It's 6:30 now. >> Listen, just take Just stand right here. Stand right here. >> I am right here. Hey, we're not to dinner. >> Let me ask you a question. Are you going to ask somebody that's going to be able to pick you up in like an hour? >> What? >> You're not going to like county or anything. This will all be over in like an hour. Are you going to >> I we um like I'm on 59 West Highland. >> I know, but somebody has to come sign for you. >> No one. My husband's here. >> I'm trying to take the handcuffs off you. I'm trying to take the handcuffs off. >> No one. Are you serious? I'm getting out? >> Yes. >> He's giving me time. You have a cat? >> Do you have family, friends? >> one. No one. I'm from New York City, and we moved here like 4 years ago. I find I bought this house 20 years ago. No. Never. We don't have no one out here. >> Well, watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> We don't We don't know anyone OUT HERE. NO. NO. >> DO YOU WANT TO TAKE THAT OFF OR LEAVE it on? It's up to you. >> No. >> Okay. Then take a seat for me. >> My kids are in LA. They moved out. >> You tell me. >> My daughter just left yesterday. >> Where's your daughter >> What? Why do I have >> I have to. It's policy. It's not a choice. >> Oh my god. He's You probably my son's age. Like you Okay. Follow your rules. I get you. My son is He's 27. My daughter is 25. >> They both live in LA? >> Yeah. My daughter was just here in Texas. She was this beautiful girl. She used to visit me and left yesterday. Two days ago. >> Uh So, listen really quick. I have to read you some stuff. >> Okay. >> This is your Miranda warning. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> know why I got stopped. >> I've told you three times. That's part of the problem. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are 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 anytime to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statement. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk with us now? >> No. >> Okay. >> So, one more thing I got to read you. This police officer shall read the following. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. N.J.S.A. 39:4-50. 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 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 a 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 will be issued a separate summons for refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of refusal, you will be subjected to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an 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 present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any refusal from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as 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 to samples of your breath testing. Will you submit to samples of your breath. >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. So, your answer is not acceptable. The law requires you >> I don't think >> The law requires to submit samples of your breath for breath testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with the refusal. Now, I ask you again, will you submit to breath testing? >> Right now? >> Yes. >> Which is the other one? >> So, I'll explain a little more what I just read. >> Don't explain too much for me. >> I'm sorry. >> sorry. >> No, it's a a >> I don't think I want to do that because I don't think I I just >> you can say no. Here here's what >> I've been driving for 40 years. I never experienced this. I'm so sorry. >> I got you. >> think I'm intoxicated where I don't know where I'm going. Maybe I mixed the exit a little bit or whatever speed limit you say when it comes to that bridge, which I understand. I've been to that before. Um I understand there's especially the >> So, listen. Just stay with me on this for right now. Stay with me on this. Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for breath testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with the refusal. Now, I ask you again, will you submit to breath testing? >> I don't think I need that. >> Okay. So, just so you understand, by saying if you by saying >> don't, what happens? >> If you refuse to provide If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you'll be issued a separate summons for that for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of a refu- >> intoxicated like that. >> Okay. Well, if a court finds you guilty of the refusal, this is just for the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000. >> you do the brush test then? >> You'll do it? I need a yes or no. >> What's the limit? 1.5? >> .08 >> So, I had three glasses of wine. So, that might be it. >> I need a yes or no. >> I don't know. >> I I I just I need a yes or no. I I got to know. >> It's so hard. Come out of work and wake up at 6:30 and I went out with my girlfriend. Why did I do it? He doesn't drive. I drive everywhere. I don't know. I might be in the >> I'm trying to move it along for you. It's up to you. >> Um three glasses of wine might add up to over Yes. >> It affects everybody differently. >> I don't know what to do. I've never been in this situation. >> Your choice. Whatever you feel. I can't tell you either way. It's up to you. >> So, right now you're arrested and you're charged with DWI. He read the form to you explaining you the penalties if you don't provide a breath sample. Um right now we just need an answer of whether or not you're going to provide breath samples. Just read the bottom the bottom portion again. >> Yes. I did. >> All right. I'm going to read it one time. Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for breath testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with refusal. Now, I ask you again, will you submit to breath testing? >> I'll do it. >> Okay. I need a yes. >> Is that sheets of children? >> Okay. All right. Just do me a favor. I just need you to open your mouth really quick. >> Valentine's Day only. >> I just need you to open your mouth really quick. Open your mouth. And then just stick your tongue up. Nope, up. Up. Up. Okay. >> 1728 County. >> I lost my teeth on the left side. $10,000 right there. >> Can you time stamp on that operation period 466-641? >> Appreciate 20 minutes for me to finish up 20 more minutes here. >> What is this? What kind of documents are in the packet? >> It's for a commercial vehicle only. >> Miranda. >> Okay. I already did the Miranda. Okay. >> And your husband chose to come to the lobby. He's going to sign you out and then you guys can call for a cab or an Uber from here, okay? >> I have to go to work tomorrow. So, wait. Where's going to be my car? >> Your car was uh impounded and placed on a 12-hour hold. >> No way! >> Yes, that's what happens with DWIs. I believe Hennessey's came for it, so it's going to be It's going to be in Atlanta Highlands. >> What time was the service So, you'll be able to get it >> I'm working tomorrow and the next day and I have an event. >> So, you'll be able to get it at noon tomorrow. >> Monmouth Junction, I drive an hour and 15 minutes. 3 days a week and today I came from Monmouth Junction after work. >> Your vehicle can be released in 12 hours, so at about noon tomorrow. You'll have to come here and get a release form. >> Can't go to work tomorrow. It's crazy. I'm so scheduled. See what happens when you try to make your husband happy? Coming out of work and Yeah, that's what happened. Took a glass of wine home. >> That's normal. >> Yeah. >> Did you guys follow up with anyone else? >> What's that? People get pulled over for that all the time. >> [laughter] >> I got pulled over, but the guy let me go because I I did 3 I think it was 25 and I did 27. They stopped me. >> I'm logging to yours. >> That was like 3 years ago. >> You got pulled over for doing two over? >> Yeah, and I got pulled over. >> in Was it in Fair Haven? >> I did No, it was right here in the bridge when they pulled me over. >> Sea Bright. Listen, I just need you to sign for your answers for the Miranda, okay? So, I just need you to sign right there. >> What am I signing? >> Remember the Miranda I read to you before? This was your answers. This is your name. This is your address. This is my name. This is today's date and time. >> Wait, did you do the breathalyzer on me? >> We didn't breathalyze yet. >> Why? >> Cuz we have to do a 20-minute observation. You're going to do it. This is just saying that I read you the papers. That's all this is. All right? We have to do a 20-minute observation to make sure you don't burp, anything like that, or else we have to restart it. And then after that, we do that. Once that's done, then you can call, or actually he can sign you out and you can get on your way. >> So, now you're going to take my car, which I cannot go to work tomorrow. >> you to sign that. Okay? >> Then I would refuse if she's if she's going to be >> [clears throat] >> Yeah, I don't know [snorts] what this is. Johnny, just take a peek out there. See what that noise was. >> I forgot that she agreed to it. So, it's still a refusal. >> Yeah, yeah, no, I know I know she said she'd do it, but I I just still think it was it was a refusal for some reason. All right. So, at 33 So, 16 minutes. >> Cool. >> You got to go a minute or two more. >> to see you guys somewhere along the way. >> And >> I will see you guys later. >> I'll see you back here. I don't I don't think that this makes you a bad person or anything. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not. If you look up my name, you would never in your life think >> What's your name? Wanda? >> Yes, Wanda Ferraro. >> Wanda >> New York City for >> I just think that >> We just moved here like >> [snorts] >> um I would say 5 years ago, but we bought the house like 20 years >> Listen, I just think you had a little bit too much to drink based on your test. >> I think it's uh yes, I think because I came out of work um I got to work at 5:00 and I I drove from Montclair to here and my husband surprised me to go to restaurant and I said, "No, I don't want to go anywhere." >> did you go to? >> Uh we went to the Portugal restaurant right there in Long Branch. I never been to that place. And he bought a bottle wine and we just had that and then we stopped at Cook Street and I had another glass >> of wine, I must say. >> And that was it. >> Like >> Okay. >> That was it. I'm not a drinker. I've never been stopped. I've been a driver for 40 years. >> Oh, yeah. What's going on in the lobby? I want to make sure you didn't fall and get hurt or anything. >> Yeah, yeah. >> And it so happened that I overextended my driving. >> we don't we don't judge you. We just think you had a little bit too much to drink. Like I said, doesn't make you a bad person, but it is our job to stop you from >> No, of course. >> hurting yourself or someone else. >> Now I understand, but if you drive through Garden State Parkway when I was coming home right now ooh. Everyone was crazy out there, but it's okay. And I guess there was >> So, what am I missing? >> I got the order of alcohol. >> I got two. >> Um >> I got it. >> I was going to check on her and it looked like she was sweating. >> I don't think any here, [snorts] but I don't think I'm She kind of staggered in or I don't know what happened, right? >> Yeah. But I think that's it, right? Yeah. But For the most part. >> I think so. >> [snorts] [cough] >> Do you care if I go in the other room with you and I need to fill this paperwork out? >> Nope, all good. >> Just keep your eye on the 20-minute auction. >> Yep. >> Do you young and starting here? >> What's that? >> You young as a cop right now. >> Me young? >> Yes, you are. >> I appreciate that. >> Yeah, you young. My nephew did 25 years in New York City as a New New York City cop. That's tough. Being in New York, that's where I came from. >> It's a rough place to work, that's for sure. >> Yeah, no, you can handle it. Here is easy. >> Probably. >> I come from New York City. I just bought a house here 20 years ago and now after COVID and now I live here. But it's tough for you guys young in New York City. Here you guys got it easy, so easy. >> I won't argue that. Wouldn't want to be there. >> Honestly, it is. It is so much easier. >> And I 100% agree. >> Yeah. But you got to do your job. I understand it totally. I didn't get a breathalyzer test. >> Yep, we're still in the observation period. You still got a couple more minutes. As soon as that's over then you got 9 minutes left, then we do the breathalyzer, and then you're good. >> Okay. I don't think the three glasses of wine is going to put up to that point. I don't know. I don't know how that works. But um I think I would just rather go home, too. But it's okay. Standing there at that ramp that you took me was so un not right because it was unlevel and um I don't like the way you explained it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I mean that's fine. >> Yeah. It was like I felt like a Golden Garden thing like you don't feel no stiffness about you how you explained it. I'm going to need to use the bathroom like >> Yep. Um so we can do that as soon as the observation period is over and then like I said you can use the bathroom, we'll sign you out, you'll be I think I can tell you right now. 33 Six. Six to be exact. >> Yeah, cuz I can't >> Wow, 40 years later. Whoever thinks Only Jersey. No, that ramp there. They always say that ramp. That ramp is Garden State Parkway. Oh my god. Coming from Montclair, driving here, they have the mad people driving in the morning. People get stopped, ain't coming back. I never get stopped. I follow the rules. And even in the summer, going to the beaches, never been stopped. This is so happening today. >> Well, let me ask you this. Have you ever drove >> I did. >> Have you ever drove after drinking before? Cuz that could be the uncommon >> Yes, I have. But because I came out of work, and uh yeah. Two to three glasses of wine. That's it. I don't drink alcohol like I don't do stiff drinks. I never do any of that. But maybe it affected me after work, if that's what you call it. But I thought I was driving fine. But you guys think I was speeding, so >> Yeah, I mean, listen, when you're doing 15 under and you come into the shoulder, it's usually not It's a pretty good reason to get stopped. >> And where was that exactly? >> The same place we've been talking about for the last 5 minutes. >> Wow. You can be really cocky and feel you done. I see why. Congratulations being in this world. Nothing else out here. See what's going on in the world with I think it's good, but >> I need to use the restroom. >> You are 1 minute away from the observation period. >> Are you being box certified right now? >> All right, your observation period ends in 30 seconds. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> No, Troy's still here. >> Oh, he's still here? >> Uh Troy, I wanted to remind you that you need to come down. >> Yep. >> All right, your observation period's up, you said? >> Yeah. >> Would you Would you out here for a second while I go grab Yeah.