Careful. >> Hold on a second now. >> Excuse me. >> Sorry to bother you. >> I'm just going home. >> Nobody else in the car? >> I have my seat belt on. I'm okay. >> He's out of the vehicle. What happened? >> I'll be honest with you. I tried to give a little little drift around the turn. >> What is it, rear-wheel drive? >> Yeah, Ranger. Yeah, '90 '96 '97. >> You were at that stop sign making a left? >> Yes. >> And what, you hit the curb and just flipped? >> I I didn't hit anything. It was just a lot of power in the back wheels. I tried to flip it in terms of >> Yeah. >> direction. All right. I made a mistake. I made a mistake. >> Yeah, you want to sit down? >> Yeah. >> Where do you live? >> All right. >> Where do you live? >> 41 Chestnut. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] >> Where are you coming from? >> Tailgate came off. >> Where? Colts Neck? >> Yeah. What's up, man? Thank god I was strapped in. >> Yeah, that's that's when seat belts is important. When cars roll or when you get hit in the front or back. >> 100%. As a As a Holmdel resident, I'm sorry, guys. >> Oh, no problem. Main thing you're okay. >> Is that Tyler back there? Yeah. I talked to him when I was walking, but I didn't smell anything. Did you? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, I He was in there. He was still in there. I asked for the squad at the uh >> I'm fine. >> I was on the other side. >> Yeah, you can have it at the fire station. >> Yeah. No problem. Well, uh Kevin got everything. >> Is it okay if I smoke my vape? You have a clean breath? >> Stop talking. >> You were from California, right? >> So, you're making elections onto Telegraph? I like this town. >> Did you have anything to drink? When? >> I've been drinking. >> When? >> Not going to lie to you. I've been drinking. >> Like what? Recently? What time? >> Probably finished my last drink about an hour ago. >> Okay. All right. So, what we got to deal with is this. We're going to just make sure you're okay. Get home and all that, but we're going to have to do a couple tests here, all right? All right, so uh You said you didn't hit your head or anything when you were doing that? >> No, I was buckled in. I I felt pretty safe after coming out of all that wreck. >> You want to stand up for me for one second there, boss? >> Of course. >> All right. Anything uh >> This was >> knees? Like I'm just asking. Any injuries that stop you from doing a simple balance test or uh >> I I As As for what's in my pockets, I got my phone, my wallet, and my charger as well, so >> So, uh >> I feel fine myself. I was strapped in. >> Hold on. I'm just going to do this. All right, so you felt good uh >> Yeah, I feel >> with your eyes? >> physically okay. >> Any like uh nystagmus or any issues with seeing? >> In terms of injury, I I feel okay. >> Okay. So, here you go. Can you see? >> I I like to say I'm sorry. Sorry for everything. >> No problem there. Can you see the tip of this? >> With the pen? >> Yep. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what we're going to do is you're going to look at this and with your eyes and your eyes only >> Yep. >> Yeah, just the tip of the You're going to keep your hands down by your side, feet together just like so. All right? Like this? Yep. >> Hard. Like this, okay? >> That's perfect. All right, you're going to watch this with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Tip of the pen? >> Yep, tip of the pen. You're not going to move your head at all, just your eyes. All right? Nope. Don't move your head at all. Just with your eyes, okay? >> Yes, sir. I'm going to keep that head still for you, all right? Wait for a second, all right? Wait for a second. I don't want you to I don't want it to dry out cold. So, if you've got a blinker or anything, please do. All right, you're going to keep watching this with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Can you move a little slower? >> All right. >> You're going very fast. >> I'm moving as slow as this can go for this test. I'm telling you, boss. All right. You got to fix your hair or anything? It's getting in your left eye. >> Thank you. >> Yep, no problem. >> Thank you. One more time. >> All right, here we go. Just keep following the 40. All right. Do you do you want to do the other tests or do you want me to throw them throw them with this? >> EMS is asking if they >> Do you do you want to see EMS today? First aid or any of that stuff? >> Should I? >> It's completely up to you. If you want them to check your vitals to make sure you're okay. >> They'll be quick, yeah. Sorry, yeah. >> No problem. So, we'll wait for their response and then uh >> This is the most [ __ ] up thing. I'm sure the [ __ ] truck will run, but >> Yeah, but >> It's my dad's truck. >> You got to want to do this now. >> Is it okay if I use my vape? >> Yeah, you got to see it again. >> Yeah. I don't know. I I'm a Home Depot resident. I understand. I don't like to cause any trouble. >> We're going to have uh first aid come check you first. >> What? >> No, wait for first aid or do it first? All right, we got two more tests for you. Balance test. Uh well, they're both balance tests. >> Both balance tests? >> Yeah. Do you want to do them? >> do one? One balance test? >> No, that was your eye test. Now, we have two balance tests. >> My eye test? >> Eye. >> My eye or eye? >> up. We're going to go right here. All right. Face me. >> Sure. >> So, walk and turn. Starting position for your test. Put your left foot on an imaginary line in front of you. >> Can I button up real quick? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Cool. >> So, like you said before, no injuries with your legs. >> Not that I know of. >> All All >> Part in my hair. >> It's all right. Fix it if you have to. Put your left foot on imaginary line in front of you. Picture an imaginary straight line in front of you. Put your left foot on that line. Put your right foot heel to toe directly in front of your left. See what I'm doing? Right foot heel touching toe. Directly in front of your left foot. >> So like You know what? >> Like this? Do you want me to do? >> Eric, we're going to do it in the uh We're going to just move it onto the street right now so that we have more room. >> I don't I don't care. Let's >> Hold on just a second. >> I'm good. >> Sorry. It's no problem helping you down. Watch your step. Here we go. Yeah, dude. That's why we're moving down here. Can you uh do this for me? >> Steady ground? >> Yeah, you're good. You're good. Try Try those for me over there. >> Snow off your shoes. >> Do a little kick on the side, you know? Let's get all that snow off those. Perfect. >> Is that good? >> Yeah, perfect. >> Looks good. All right. Same thing. Left foot >> Yeah. >> Hands down by your side. Imagine a straight line in front of you. Put your left foot on that line. Right foot heel to toe in front of your left foot. >> Left foot in front of what? >> I'll help you out here. So what you're going to do is this. You're just going to put your left foot forward. Just like this. Left foot forward. I'll go this way so you can see me, Yoder. You're going to take your right foot, you're going to put it directly in front of your left foot. Okay? Just like so. Heel to toe touching. Hands down by your side. >> Like >> Like that? And your hands are going to stay right by your side. >> Like Like that. >> Just like that. It's perfect. You're going to stay in that position now, all right? You got to stay in that position till we tell you to do the >> forward. >> Right foot in front of it. >> Right. >> Heel to toe touching just like me. >> Hands by side. >> Hands down by your side. All right. >> Stay in that position till I tell you to begin the test. >> is [ __ ] stupid long. I'm sorry. >> No problem. >> Left foot forward. >> Yep. Right foot in front of it. Heel to toe. >> Hands on the side. >> Perfect. Stay in that position till I tell you to begin the test. >> Yes, sir. >> When I tell you to begin the test, you'll take nine steps, heel-to-toe, on that straight imaginary line in front of you. Count each step out loud. >> Nine steps? >> Nine steps. When you get on that ninth step, with your lead foot forward, you'll take a series of stutter steps around that lead foot and take nine heel-to-toe steps back in the direction that you came, on that straight line. You understand? I'm going to demonstrate. >> Not really. >> I'll I'll demonstrate if you still >> steps? That does not make sense. >> I'm going to demonstrate. >> What does that mean? >> So, from the starting position, take one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Watching? Take a series of steps around that lead foot. Get back heel-to-toe. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Do you understand? >> Yes. What is a stutter step? >> The steps that I just did. With that leading foot >> step? A stutter step? >> It's a series of short steps around your leading foot. >> Okay. >> Okay? Got to get back in the starting position. >> Left foot forward? >> Yep. Left foot and then right in front of it. Wait, left foot and place your right foot heel-to-toe in front of that foot. >> Nine steps. >> Yes. >> For sure. >> You can begin. >> Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Stutter step. >> Good job. >> Good. >> You got one more test. uh, Officer Johnson, got to >> What's your first name? Eric. >> I'm sorry about my hair, Officer. >> No, no, no problem. >> terrible. >> All right, the next test is a one-legged stand. Put your feet together, arms down by your sides. Just get your toes together. >> What else? Is that the last test? >> This is the last test. I'm going to tell you, but you have to get into the starting position first. >> How long do I do this for? >> This is a 30-second test. >> So, stand stand on one leg? >> Yeah, but I didn't explain that part yet. I need you to get to the starting position first. >> Not yet. What do I got to do? What do I got to do? I'm sorry. >> Here, I'll explain this. The starting position is this. You hold your toes touching, just like this, feet together. Hands are going to be down by your side. All right? You're not going to do anything else until this officer tells you to do so, okay? So, he's going to explain the test and demonstrate it to you right now, and then you're going to perform the test when he tells you to do so. Okay? >> Yes, sir. >> Perfect. >> All right. Stay in that position till I tell you to begin. When I tell you to begin, you'll raise one leg of your choice about 6 inches off the ground. Listen. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You'll raise one leg of your choice 6 inches off the ground. When you do so, you'll point your toe forward. That way the bottom of your foot is equal with how the ground is. >> Parallel? >> Yes, parallel to the ground. You'll hold that. >> my vape? >> Go ahead. >> Nicotine. >> Yep. All right, get back starting position, Eric. When you lift up that foot, you'll count to 30. You'll count 1 Mississippi, 2 Mississippi, 3 Mississippi until I tell you to stop, okay? If you put your foot down anytime >> stop counting? >> When I tell you to. You're I'm to count to 30, but I might tell you to stop before that. >> You tell me like after two as well, like >> Yep. Yeah, I'm going to tell I'm going to tell you when to stop. >> That works. Thank you. Put your right leg first. >> you turning? Face me. Put your feet back together. All right. Do you understand the instructions? All right. You can begin. Start counting, too. >> One miss one Mississippi >> You did a good job. >> Yep. >> Eric, you're good. >> I appreciate that. >> All right. We're going to go right over here. We're going to go with them. Uh John, just stay with me. >> Yep. >> John, I'm sorry. How are you? What's going on? >> Hey. No complaint of pain. Just >> wants to get checked. >> Wants to get checked? >> Yep. >> All right. Cool. John, I'll tell you I think 7 my ambulance real quick. >> Yeah. No pain. Just wants to get checked. >> Have a seat right here, okay? >> I'd like to say thank you >> Yeah. >> to both of you guys. >> Can you do me a favor? Can you take that off just so I can grab your blood pressure? >> Of course. >> You have any pain anywhere? >> No. >> No? All right, I'm going to get you out of here, okay? Were you wearing a seat belt? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah? >> Yes. >> All right. No pain, right? Nothing like any pain? >> No. >> Okay. Still no pain? Look down. Sure, you got time? >> 3 038 >> 3038 All right, 911 the O2 shed. All right, go take this off. All right, your vitals are looking good. All right. Blood pressure's a little high, but that's because you got in an accident. All right? >> heavy smoker as well. >> Are you? Okay. >> At least with the vape, nicotine vape. >> You got any medical uh medical history we need to know about? Anything like, you know, high blood pressure, cardiac issues? >> Specifically, no. >> No? Okay. What's your uh date of birth? >> I I know we're being recorded. Do you have a body cam? You guys are very professional, both of you guys. >> Does that make you 21 or 22? >> Pardon? >> 22. >> 22. 22 2 >> What's your home address? >> 41 Home. >> Okay. >> Sir. >> In terms of birth? >> No, no. Uh where you live. >> Where I live. Home. >> Home address. All right, you're not having any pain, right? >> Uh I don't have any pain at all. >> No pain? >> Luckily, I was wearing my seat belt. >> Okay. >> Made an accident. >> Any air uh airbag deployment? >> Uh no. >> No. >> No. >> Surprisingly, no actually. >> Sounds good. All right, you want to go to hospital today? Would you like to go to hospital today? >> Should I? >> I mean, it's it's always a >> been in a bigger accident. >> No, I understand that completely. >> good idea? >> I mean, look. Your vitals are checking out. You're not complaining of any pain. Um No. So, whatever whatever you want to do. >> I don't know. What's the safest option? What do you say? >> We're always going to recommend >> always go later? >> But Yeah, I mean, if I was to go later >> If there is any pain later, you could always go. >> Yeah. >> But >> And I keep getting a PD >> the end of the day, it's up to you if you think you should. >> I don't know. >> But like he said, you're Your vitals are fine. You don't feel any >> another couple of hours, and >> up. Well, you live about 30 minutes from the hospital. >> Yeah. So. >> That is true. >> It's worst case, you could always go later. >> It's completely up to you, sir. Can't force you to go. >> What happens if I don't go? >> Then you basically sign a form for me >> Yeah, you sign his form. >> you don't want medical attention, you don't want to be transported, and uh we're out of your hair. >> Do you think it's a good idea that I go? >> I mean it's always a good idea to get checked out. >> It's going to cost me for insurance like >> Uh I know the the hospital stay would, yeah. >> I don't think I can afford that. >> All righty. Well, there's >> So, the answer would be no. >> No, okay. >> The answer would be no if I if it charged me more costs like already. Uh I'm not I want to go but I'm not going to walk there. >> I understand. >> I'm sorry for everything. Luckily, I'm okay and >> It is okay. All right. >> You know, it could have been worse. >> Yeah, definitely. So, what I'm going to have you do, I'm going to have you sign a form. Basically, the form is stating you're not coming with >> That I'm okay. >> Yeah, because you're not going to check you out. >> That I'm not liable. >> Yeah, all of that basically, yeah. Uh we checked you out, we looked at you. Um it's basically stating that we didn't transport you to the hospital. >> You said my blood pressure was high. >> Just a little bit, but that's that's normal after an accident. >> What's the percentage? Should you Did you tell me? >> Tell you right now after we look at this paper right here. >> 153 >> 153 over 92, which isn't super high. >> What's the average? >> 120 over 80. >> 120 over 80. >> But it's totally normal when you get in an accident for your blood pressure to be >> Yeah, your heart I'm a I'm a heavy nicotine >> Yeah, your adrenaline >> And I know that >> Yeah, your adrenaline is through the roof. You know, when you get in an accident. So, I'm going to have you sign this form, okay? >> Okay. >> Where the X's you're just going to sign for me, okay? >> My brain first. >> Yeah, go right ahead. If you want to move it over, you can. I'm I'm good. >> You have the right to choose to be evaluated during your transport. There's possibility that you will suffer serious complications. >> All right, you just >> That's it. >> That's all I got to do. A print as well? >> No, you're all good. I'm just going to have the officer sign as a witness. And we're out of your hair. All right. Like I said, if you need anything, you know, call back or go to a hospital yourself, okay? All righty, you're going to follow the the officer out of the vehicle, okay? >> Just stir the jacket on here. >> Good luck with everything, all right? >> All right, we go over to this police car here. You want me to sit inside or >> Yeah, just turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. You got to know what I'm talking about. >> Do you have anything in my pockets or anything? >> I'm going to get it out for you. >> Phone, bacon. >> Yep, I'm going to get it. You got your wallet? >> Charger. >> Yeah, and wallet. >> One second. >> 411, Honda, one male, 41. >> Yeah, married name. >> All right, before you sit in, let me just let me just get everything out of your pockets. >> Yeah. >> What do you have? Anything sharp? >> No, no sharp objects. >> No weapons? >> No. >> Wallet, phone charger. >> It's just dark cable up there. >> Were you coming from a show or a party? What's this bottle? >> Bottle? >> Yeah. Weird weird. >> Yeah, it's a kind of dispenser. All right. >> You got a car and everything? >> Correct, man. Interesting. Phone should have >> You have my phone and everything? >> Uh yep, got your phone and wallet. >> Phone and wallet, one joint in there, and the dispenser. >> Let's check your other leg here. >> What? What? Must be in I'm sorry, guys. Go ahead and have a seat right up against that blue seat belt. Do you need anything else out of the car right now? >> If you guys can turn off the headlights with the [ __ ] pliers in there. >> Once Yeah, once the tow truck driver gets here and flips it over, we'll >> We'll uh If you If you can ask them if the the headlight switch is broken, so I've been using a pair of pliers to switch it off and on, so Okay. So the battery doesn't die. >> Yep. Yeah, when he Once we flip it, we'll do that. Do you need any of your property out of there? No? >> No. Eric Waller? Waller, is that spelled right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Hey, let me just read you this, Eric. There should be a bass guitar >> Uh-huh. >> and an amplifier. >> Okay. You want those? All right. These are just your Miranda warnings. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney and have and to have an attorney present during any questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you. Do you understand the rights I have just read to you? >> Yes. >> And with these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? >> If you can't turn off the headlights. >> Yeah, we will. We will. Um when we get inside, I'm going to have that on paper that you'll have to sign. Uh there's just one other form. >> I don't have a lot of money. If you could turn off the headlights. >> Yeah, we will. Um so we're going to have to have somebody come pick you up in a little while. Who lives at home with you? >> From the police department? >> Yeah. Yep. >> I called my brother. >> Okay. When we get inside, we'll call him. >> Are you going to keep my phone? >> Yeah, I'm keeping it so you can have phone numbers out of it. >> Can I come to you at the police station to >> I'm going to be with you the whole time. Yep. >> All right, cool. >> All right. Just 1 second and we'll go over there. >> Thank you everything. Thank you for >> Can you stand by my car for a second? >> John's >> Yes. >> All right. All right, he's in the car. >> He's in the mine, yeah. >> Just uh forget the back window, just front here. >> Okay. >> Uh he didn't leave yet. I thought he did. >> Oh, okay. >> going to be able to talk to him quick? >> Yeah, he said he'll come >> real quick. I'll go talk to >> Okay. >> Yeah, he just wants his uh amp and the guitar. >> Just stand with that officer. I'm going to roll the window down. >> Roll down the window. The window. >> Mr. Ian, what's going on? >> I'm coming I'm coming to wherever you're going. >> We're going to the police station. >> I know. I'm coming there. >> Thanks. >> Yeah, you got it. Who did you call yet? >> Nobody. >> Okay, just whatever just hang tight, all right? >> Thank you, Ian. >> Yeah, you got it. I'm going to take your car or your bass guitar. >> Yeah, take care of that for sure. I need it next week. >> You do? >> Yeah, I do. >> What were you How fast were you going? What the >> Not not not very fast, bro. >> hit black ice or some [ __ ] >> Probably. >> Where were you going? >> That way. >> That way. >> Were you going home? >> That way. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. All right, yeah. Um All right, yeah. Well, >> They said they said to >> like an hour or so. They said whatever. >> It's going to take about an hour. >> Until >> Until >> Until you can leave. >> From the station. >> From the station. >> Yeah, they're going to take about an hour. >> From now. >> From now. >> From now. >> Right now hour from now When can I leave? >> In an hour. >> In an hour. >> I'll give you a time. The time is 3:15. >> 3:15 you'll be leaving at 4:15. >> Don't >> Don't >> Hey, don't ask me more >> Don't ask me more questions. >> I'm okay. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm going to come and get you. >> I'll ask him all right. I just want I want to get the ball rolling, all right? >> Christmas Eve is >> No, listen. Let's just let's just >> Hang tight, buddy. It's all I can say. >> Yeah. >> I'm coming with >> Thank you. >> Thank you for coming, Ian. >> I'll just grab your your name and phone number and uh >> My name and phone number? >> Yeah, and then I'll give you a call as soon as we're almost almost wrapped up so you don't have to just >> Could I have any help with my cuffs, perhaps? They're chafing me a little bit. >> They're going to be a little uncomfortable since you're sitting on them. If you turn sideways, it won't hurt. >> Try try to sit forward. >> I know. >> Just twist sideways a little bit so they're not behind you. >> Yeah, like spin them >> They're always going to be behind >> We're going to be inside in minutes and 5 minutes. I'll get you is it the last one I made sure that they're not too tight all right thank you. What am I doing going inside waiting for you so that we go to State Police so. >> I didn't even know if it was working. I have I don't remember. >> I don't think we got any emails so I don't think. I'm I'm your responsibility for 24 hours. Officer Bernard thank you. Thank you. >> Don't worry about it. So you know this is shitty but you know it's we're going to have to figure I made a mistake. I know you did you put too much gas in the [ __ ] That truck was a piece of [ __ ] So fun I bet you. I'm going to collect your stuff for you. >> Look for the bass amplifier and the bass guitar. She'll be right there. She'll be right there. Sorry Bernard. I could tell you you're a young guy We're about the same age. I just I respect all you guys. >> I appreciate it, man. Thank you. I said I said the same thing. Who are you are with us? Like you've been really cool, man. >> It's true. It's true. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. I want to get this done. I got to work tomorrow. I work at Patricia's. [ __ ] Christmas Eve tomorrow. So like we're doing Dude, catering orders out the wazoo. You know. But um Uh this is not the place. I'm sorry. >> Do you know that guy's name? Do you know that guy's >> Yeah, if you just get his name and phone number. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Officer. >> Yes. >> Are there seat belts back seat belts back here or not? >> I already buckled it. I That's the first thing I did once you sat down. >> I'm a little I'm a little loose back here. I don't know. >> It's on. >> If you I mean up to you. Up to you if you want to double check. No problem. I'm pretty sturdy back there anyway. May I ask you one question, officer? Are you a Homedale Homedale native or not? >> A Homedale what? >> Native. Did you grow up here? >> Yeah. >> That's good. >> Where in the vehicle would the insurance card be? In the glove box? >> My vehicle, are you talking to me, officer? >> I'm talking to you. Where in your car is the insurance card? >> It's my father's car. I'm not sure. Should be in the glove box or up there. Should be in the compartment between the seats. The vehicle is insured. >> Okay. I just need it for the accident. >> Officer, Mr. McGill is going to be at the police station? >> That's your friend that was out there? Yes, he will be. I'm going to call him before we're done. And he's going to come over. >> Before we're done? What does that mean? >> Well, we're getting close to finishing, so he doesn't have to just go sit in the lobby. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I just want to be as clear as possible. >> fine. >> You know. I appreciate your professionalism. And uh Besides all that, you guys responded very quickly. >> Yeah, we had to make sure you were all right. >> That that is very impressive on my end as a suspect or whatever you want to call me at the moment. You guys showed up quick. I appreciate it though. >> 511 on the I'm out of the state police. They said use the front door. Halfway. All right, Eric. We are at the state police barracks to do the next test. >> Is it >> Oh, we're on >> Oh, we're on the highway kind of. Okay. So, how do I get out? >> Yep, just had to get the seatbelt off. I'm going to just pull on your shoulder and help you get up. >> Thank you. >> All right, we're good. We're going to go right over here. >> Cold. >> I know, it's like 20 degrees. >> Yeah. The test inside? >> Yeah, they have uh the breath test for sure. >> Is there a bathroom inside to kind of >> Yeah, we'll be able to get you inside. >> Can I use the bathroom real quick? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> That's all right. How old are you? >> 23. >> 23? >> Yeah. >> You're about a year older than I am. >> 22, right? >> I know. You got to do your job. I'll let you do it. I'm not going to fight you guys. >> Hello. Sorry. >> May I use the bathroom first or do I have >> Yeah, in just a second. Let's just get uh into the room, right? >> Yep. >> All right, we're going to sit on this bench. I'm just going to take these cuffs off. >> You're right. When you're sitting on there, kind of tight. >> Yeah, they can They don't tighten up more than they are. It's just more uncomfortable when you're on. >> What's your name, sir? >> What was that? >> What's your name? I can't believe you. Vitaly? >> Yeah. >> Eric, this way. >> Do we have your car keys, Eric? Are your car keys in your pocket? >> They were still >> Were they still in the ignition? >> If they were not in my pocket, they must have been in the ignition. >> All right. You grab a seat. >> Yeah. May I use May I use the bathroom real quick? >> Yeah, you have a >> If you can >> in the cell right there? >> Of course. >> Left foot. >> Sorry. >> No, right here. >> For a corner? >> Yep. >> I appreciate it. >> Thank you. Somehow still down at our station, so. >> It's down? >> Our uh Alcotest. >> Oh, is it? >> It's been down for almost 2 months. >> Oh, right. >> Yeah. >> Do you have Alca? >> I don't. >> Okay. >> No. We only have one guy on the road. He's in charge tonight. He's the only one with it, so. Thanks for helping us out. >> Yeah, of course. And we should go over there to you guys. We had the old ones and they were going uh into uh I forgot what failure mode they were going to, but we always had to come to you guys. >> Yeah. It's nice we're so close. >> There you go. Never flushed one of those. >> Cell toilets before. >> Yeah, the push button. >> Thank you for letting me use it. >> All right, you can grab a seat on that bench. >> Scusio? Scusio? How do you pronounce it? >> Scusio. >> Scuto? >> Scuto, yeah. >> Mhm. Italian? >> Yep. >> Italian? Italian. I'm not Italian myself, but I work at Patricia's like so many Italian guys coming in. >> We do not have his keys. >> You work at Patricia's? >> Yeah. >> Which one? >> In Holmdel. >> Holmdel. >> Yeah. There's only only one in the um At least uh Patricia's of Holmdel is his own thing. Everything else is uh Patricia's of Red Bank is related to a different kind of company. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. A little bit unrelated, but >> Does this machine need me to put all my electronics in the other room? Do you guys have it? >> Uh Yeah, once I start everything >> Yeah. >> It's just ready right now. I haven't plugged anything in yet. So, once before I do that, it'll be just a little bit ready to >> Yeah, you got a lock box? I'll just toss everything in there now. >> Uh >> Just food taser. >> Just go into go through the doors and then the first line you'll see my sergeant. He'll uh probably just put them somewhere in the uh >> Okay. All right, thanks.