Two on two >> checking on a vehicle. Roman by Palisate, New Jersey Hotel 4X Black Jeep Liberty looks like one ro by Pal. >> How you doing? We see your license, registration, insurance. Please have a seat in the car. >> What? >> Have a seat back in the car. >> I was not trying to drive. >> Okay. Have a seat back in the car. What? What are you doing? Can I see your license, registration, insurance? Can you like I have a license to >> Sure. Sure. Sure. >> Can you >> My My lights's right here. >> That one. >> How come you went into the back seat? >> But you got out of here and went into the back seat. >> Because I usually don't drive with my license in my back seat and this is what I have it in. >> No, I know. But your bag was in the front seat >> and my license is in this seat. So I >> usually don't have it in the back. >> Okay. I'm not going to ask. >> Where are you coming from? >> Oakland. >> Coming from Oakland. >> Yeah. >> Oh, where are you going? >> I'm going back there. >> So you left Oakland and you're go where did you go in between when you left Oakland? I went to my friend's house and then I came back. >> Okay. >> Any reason why you're on this side street? >> Huh? >> Any reason why you're on this side street? >> Um because I don't live on like a main road. >> You live in Oakland though. Do you know what town you're in now? >> No, I usually just use the GPS. >> Okay. So, the GPS took you on this road? >> Yeah. >> What road you supposed to go on? the row that I'm on. >> No, no, no. Oh, okay. Cuz I came up and I saw you. You You were parked here and then I went was sitting over there and you had your headlights on. You drove to the end of the street and then this officer drove by you and then you backed up with your headlights off. >> So, I'm just trying to see. >> That's cuz my my headlights are broken. >> They're okay. Are you looking for your license still? >> Huh? >> You looking for your license still? >> There you go. All right, perfect. You have the registration and insurance. >> Okay. Do you want to just sit in the front seat and then you can reach over for it so you don't have to keep walking around the car? Nope. That's not your registration. >> Nope. Yep. You have the insurance >> 49136. I'm not seeing anything with the uh contact. >> It's a party. >> Okay. Yeah, sure. >> Do we have a full name? >> Stay here. I turn off my lights. I believe it's Glenn Marina. >> I'm sorry. Multiple units at once. >> Last unit for park. Did you find it? >> All right. Hey, Natalie. How much did you drink tonight? 29 two shots. >> Huh? >> Two shots of vodka. >> That's it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you're going >> We're secure. >> And you're going home right now? >> Yes. >> Okay. And you were you were at where was your friend's house? >> Uh it was in I think Hwitt. >> Okay. Okay, Natalie. Oh. Um, I want to make sure you get home. Okay. I'm going to do balance tests on you. Okay. Come on. Out of the car. Let's come over here. >> Balance. >> Yeah. Balance test. >> Not bounce. No, not balance. Balance. Stand here. Okay. Face me. Okay. I'm going to explain and demonstrate it to you. Don't do anything until I tell you. Okay. Just watch me. When I ask you to, you're going to put both feet together like this. Hands to your sides like this. When I ask you to, you're going to raise whatever foot is easier for you. 6 in off the ground like this. Okay. >> How do I know how far 6 in? >> Well, I'll let you know. All right. When you raise it 6 in off the ground, you're going to count to 30 out loud. Okay? 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 10 100 all the way up to 30. Okay? You have any injuries that would affect your balance? No. >> Okay. Go ahead. Hands to your sides. >> Yeah. Hands to your sides and count out loud. >> 1 2 >> You got to raise your foot, though. Yeah. >> 1,00 2 1,00 3 1,00 4 100 5 100 600 700 8 100 9 100 Go ahead. >> 11 100 1200 13 100 14,000 15,000 16,000 17,000 18,000 19,000 21,000 21,000 22 100 >> Mhm. Go ahead. Finish it up. >> 24 100,000 25,00 26 100 27 100 2800 2900 >> Okay, Natalie, you can put your foot down. Next next one you I want you to put your right foot over your left like this. Heel to toe. Okay. Put your right foot over your left. Heel to toe like this. See how my feet are? Touch. Touch your heel to your toe. There you go. Hands to your sides. Stay there. Okay. Let me back up a little bit. When I ask you to, you're going to walk in an imaginary straight line. Okay. Watch. Nine steps in an imaginary straight line. One. Two. >> Three. When I ask you to, you're going to turn like this. Uh-huh. >> And return nine steps in an imaginary straight line. >> Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Actually, I'll have this officer do it because I'm old and my balance is not good. >> You might want to stand over there. Let her do it. >> I I'll explain it to you. >> Let her do it. >> Going to go through the whole thing again. Okay. So, for this test, what you're going to do, get into the starting position, which is what he explained. Take your left foot, keep it planted, and put your right foot in front of your left foot. Do it now. All right. Stay stay in that position with your hands down at your side. Okay? Stay like that until I tell you to begin the test. Going to keep on explaining it. All right? When I tell you to begin from this position, make sure you're touching heel to toe. You're going to take nine toe step. Okay? So, you're going to go hands down at your side. One, two, three. When you get to your ninth step, you're going to leave your front foot. >> 2936. I found him. >> However, his phone is not listed. We just have an address of 501 broadcast. >> You're going to leave your front foot planted >> and with your other foot, you're going to take a series of small steps. >> I'm not even sure if he wants you any Okay. Make sure >> this post was from 2012. >> Make sure that you count out loud. Keep your hand down at your side and you look down while you're counting out loud. Okay? And don't stop until you finish the test. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. You can begin. One. >> All right, we're going to be clearing. >> We're unable to sc this time. 4 5 6 0 1 33 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> Explain it again just in case. >> Just explain it again just in case. >> Okay, I'm going to explain it one more time. Okay. Did I do it wrong? >> You have to touch heel to toe. >> Make sure you're touching. Yeah. Heel to toe. Okay. I'll explain it one more time. The whole thing over again. Okay. So, get into the starting position. All right. Left foot. Imagine it's on a line. Right. Your right foot, put it in front of your left foot. Do that now. Your right foot touching heel to toe. Just how my feet are right now. Okay. Straight. Pointing straight. Okay. All right. And with your hands down at your side, keep them down there the entire time. All right, stay there until I explain the whole test again and tell you to begin. Okay, when I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine kilo toe steps. Okay, counting out loud. One, two, three. When you get to your ninth step, you're going to leave your front foot planted and with your other foot, you're going to use a small series of steps to turn around. Then you're going to take another nine steps. One, two, three. Make sure that you leave your hands down at your side. Make sure you're counting each step out loud, touching heel to toe, and don't stop until I tell you until you finish the test. Okay. Make sure you're looking down. >> Okay. Ready? Yeah. You can begin. 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> N come over here. You understand? You have to touch heel to toe, right? >> Heel to toe. You're not even touching. You're not even touching heel to toe. >> Are you gonna >> Do you have other shoes or do you want to do it without shoes or the or the sand? >> Without shoes. >> You could do without shoes. That's fine. Whatever's easier for you. Whatever's going to help. A >> little shoes. >> Yeah. Are you going to be okay like that? Yeah. Okay. I'm going to explain it again. All right. Listen, I'm just trying to help you out. All right. Get into the starting position. Starting position is going to be You all right? >> Does it hurt? Okay. All right. The starting position. I'll do it this way. Okay. So, maybe you can see it better. All right. Your left foot. Imagine there's a line. You're putting it straight down on that line. Okay. Your right foot. Put it in front of your left foot. Your right foot. >> I don't know. My left. >> Touch it. Touch. So, touch the heel to your toe. Yes. Okay. So, every single step has to be like that. >> Please do not judge me for not moving my left my way. >> You're good. You're good. >> All right. Just stay. Okay. Stay in that position with your hands down at your side. Straight down, touching your Yep. Stay like that until I tell you to begin. Okay? Do not All right. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps, making sure they touch every time. You're going to go one, two, three. On your ninth step, you're going to leave your front foot planted. And with your other foot, you're going to take a series of small steps. Look at how I'm doing it. Okay? Just like that. Then you're going to turn around. Do another nine big hill steps. One, two, three. All the way till nine. Okay. While you're doing it, make sure you're looking down. Count out loud. Touch heel to toe. That's very important. Okay. Touch heel to toe. Keep your hands down at your side. And don't stop until I tell you to begin. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right. Get into the starting position. Your right foot. >> Right foot touching heel to toe. Okay. That's the most important part. Okay. Okay. You have to make sure that we know like a little home. >> Okay. All right. Are you ready? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You can begin. >> Touch toe to toe. >> I don't want like this like you can come back. >> Why are you laughing at me? cuz you did like 20 steps. >> She told me to die. >> All right, Nat, put your shoes back on. Let's face this officer. Put your hands out to your side like like your like There you go. Put them behind your back. All right. >> Okay, Natalie. Right now, you're under arrest for DWI. >> I'm going to bring you in. I'm going to process you. Okay. You want to just give a quick search and then put her in my car? Thanks. >> Can you turn my car off? >> Yes, I'm going to >> stand here. Stinks. Hey, Deb. >> Yeah. >> Other than your purse, do you have a cell phone that you need? Is it in your purse? >> Uh, I have two cell phones. >> Are they in your car? >> Yeah. >> Where would they be? So, I get them for you so they don't >> They would be in my purse. >> I have your purse. >> Uh-huh. >> That's it. That's all you need out of the car. Okay. All right. Just checking for your cell phones. >> Where would they be, Natalie? >> The plate on my vehicle. >> Natalie, there where would they be in here? >> They would be somewhere. I don't [ __ ] know. >> Well, I mean, I don't want to be going in your purse. And >> I also don't want you to be going for a first mail party. >> Then you can grab it out in the uh when we get inside. >> Yeah. Great. Okay. >> Okay. It's going to be one of those. >> It's going to be Alpha, Nancy, Union, Juliet. >> I can't get the key out, but they have to take it anyway. >> Sierra, Alpha, Ida, Nancy, Ida. >> Yeah. I can't I can't do that anymore with my knees. >> What? >> Oh, >> can't I It's like I can't My My knee My knee is >> Yeah. Yeah. You can't even >> What's that? I know. I'm like, "Okay, Debbie, you do it." >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Does it come out the key? >> No, doesn't come out. But they need it anyway. So, >> yeah. >> Okay. >> There's no phone or anything? >> It's in a purse. Obviously, she doesn't want me to look at it. So, >> um I'll wait here with you. >> No, >> for the impound because I don't need any allegations. I did. >> Oh, okay. >> Let me just double check. >> 21 communications. >> Why you keep on calling 28? >> He's calling me. He keeps on calling 28. >> 21. Just to confirm, I did request a tow right for the Jeep. Hey, they were notified. >> All right, thanks. All right, I guess we'll stand by. Yeah, I saw her. >> I did. I I when I was coming up, I saw I thought it was just she was going to go out, but then I saw her turn off her headlights. But I figured I was like, "All right, she's probably parking." And then I was just like, "All right, I'll head around again cuz if she parked there, it's obviously close to the stop sign. Like, I'll just issue a ticket and stuff." cuz I just saw her like it just looked like she parked there and turned off the car and she was like packing her stuff to get out. All right, whatever. Like I'll I'll just drive by later on and if she it's still there then I'll >> I saw her Grand Avenue down by Silvin and she was parked on the side of the road like >> Oh yeah. >> All right. So, hey every lights are off and actually no lights are on. Everything okay? Yeah. Yeah. I'm just going home and I'm like something I whipped around. She was driving so I I don't know if she saw me. She comes up here and I guess parks. So I'm sitting down there waiting for her to come out either way. >> She doesn't come out. So I come back up and around. She's parked here with the lights off. I'm like, "All right, maybe she's visiting a friend or something like that." Um on the plate, comes back to an Oakland address. Okay. So I'm sitting down there now. See, because I could see if she comes out either way. She She's turns the lights on. She goes out that way and then you come up the hill. >> Yeah. >> She stops. She's sitting there for a little bit. >> She turns her lights off. >> 43. >> She backs up the street all the way to here with the lights off. >> I'm like, "No, no, no." And then she gets out and she goes sits in the back seat. >> Okay. >> She's fine with waiting 12 hours over there. >> No, we'll just send we'll send Oakland PD to her house. Yeah. >> You know, she can make a phone call. She's not sitting here for 12 hours. >> Yeah. >> All right. You can hang out. I mean, I'm going to sit in the car and wait. >> [sighs and gasps] >> Transporting one adult female in 907 starting 4151. You want a radio check? >> Yeah. Both 0207 [panting] [panting] 45 vehicle going to be in front of Pete Henry being a Black four-door Mercedes-B Henry 21 ending. [panting] >> Go with your ending. >> 4158. [panting] All >> [panting] >> right. I'll get out. I'll get you out. as you go. Sorry. Yeah, I'm just put that tonight. Right. You want me to the camera. >> Yeah, we could do that right now. >> I'll I'll have Oh, you you want to do it that way? You can do it that way. That's fine. One 9135 street building. Um, I'm just getting these forms ready and everything. You want me to see? >> Yeah. See if you can find a cell phone. You know what? Bring it in here. >> Yeah. Is it? >> No. My pizza on the passenger Okay. Now, you have to read these. Just pay attention. Okay. >> All right. You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated under NJSA 39450. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. >> For how long? Just let me finish. Okay. 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 provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right to have at your own expense to have your own physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, urine, or for independent testing. >> Is that during the time or after? >> After after everything. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including the license revocation up to 20 years. A fine up >> years. God damn. >> A fine up to $2,000, installation of a ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties [snorts] 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 have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present with you for the purpose of taking breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit the breath testing. Even if you agree to take breath test but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test, 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 for testing. Will you submit the samples of your breath? >> Yes or no? >> Uh yeah, sure. >> Can you sample some um your breath. You too know. >> Why? >> Why would I submit samples of my breath? >> I don't know. >> Because you're an officer of a loud. >> Do we have clipboards? You want to have our signs? >> I saw the rolling of your eyes from back here. >> I didn't roll my eyes. That's [snorts] I don't understand. You want to read it over? >> I'm super. What do you mean? I don't need >> Yes, I don't eat right next to it. That's what you say. >> [snorts] >> Can you just do like blood samples or anything? >> What? >> I'm like very afraid of like blood. >> No. >> Um, yeah. Just lift your tongue up. Where? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> If it comes off, you just come off. >> It's just It'll it'll come out come out forever. Like if I take it out. >> Even if it's just for like 10 minutes. >> What do you mean? >> I was just going to get to see if you take it out. >> I mean, I can like move it around. >> No, no, it would have to come out completely. Okay. All right. We'll just note that. You want to check your purse for your phone? Want to check for your phone? >> What do I need to check for so you can call someone? N is this where you live? Oakland. >> It's not in there. >> Fantastic. There might be a missing uh missing person's report. >> There might be a missing person's report for you. >> Yes. >> Why? >> As of like two days ago, cuz my mom didn't know where I was and >> Yeah. >> Natalie, do you work? Yeah. >> What do you do? >> Do you really want to know? >> I have to ask you a question. >> Only fans. >> What do you do? >> I do sex work. >> Okay. >> Is it a building or >> Do you not know what Only Fans is? I guess not. Um, >> that's what it is. Not Only Fans. >> It's like It's like Instagram, but >> All right. So, it's All right. >> But people pay to see me naked. Okay. Email How much you weigh? Uh 135. >> Eye color. >> Huh? >> What color eyes you have? Brown. >> Yes. Like is this not all in my face report already? Like my eye color has not changed and something. >> Well, it said it says unknown when I >> since I was 18. It's unknown. >> That's what it says. How is that possible? >> Back to 33 East. Ruby Bravo. >> Do you have a cough? >> Do I have a cough? >> Yes. >> No. Do you want to do you mind putting a mask on or no? >> I do. >> Okay. What? It's not. Yeah. Roman, right? Yeah. >> [snorts] >> 29. >> It's 34. >> Thank you. 2934. Party's going to be negative all the way around and not missing. >> No, >> not [snorts] much we got. Start putting the >> Oh, you know what? So for watch. That's why 45 there. Who's that? 435. 31st, right? Uh, Deb. >> Yeah. >> Well, how much we have left? >> Uh, a minute. >> Okay. >> 45 seconds. >> So, I can review it. God damn it. Just sit up because in a second you're about to sit over here, okay, to do the test. >> I will sit up when I get it. We're not going to take the top off you want to sit up. >> Sit up. this over here. >> Not yet. >> Daddy, when you come over here, when I ask you to >> Not yet. Not yet. >> No, you're going to sit. When I when you do come over here, I'm going to read you these instructions. I want you to take a deep breath and blow into this mouthpiece with one long continuous breath. Continue to blow into. Do you understand? I'm going to do it again, but I just want to let you know right now. >> [snorts] >> Just just Yeah. Okay, come over here. Have a seat. >> Seat. >> Okay. When I ask you to sit, I'm going to hold this one forward. >> When I ask you to, you're going to take a deep breath and blow into this mouthpiece with one long continuous breath. Continue to blow until they say stop. >> What if like my lungs aren't like What if I have a I have >> Take a deep breath and blow into it as as much as you can till they say stop. Okay, I I'll hold it. Just put your deep breath. Put your lips around it and blow. Keep blowing. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go ahead. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Okay. Good. Have a seat back over here. >> Have a seat. Right over here. We have to do it one more time. Okay. >> Okay. Call you. Do you know the phone number for somebody to call and give you a phone? >> Um, it's on my >> your cell phone. Where is that? In your bag? >> Uh, it's wherever my stuff is. Okay, come over here and sit. Okay, I want you to take a deep breath and blow into this mouth with more than one continuous breath. Continue to blow until I say stop. You understand? All right. Same thing. Don't touch. I'll do it. Just take a deep breath. Lips around here and blow. Keep blowing. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Harder. Harder. Harder. You got to blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Go. Go. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Little more. Keep going. Good. Perfect. Have a seat. You okay? >> No, I was just laughing cuz you were >> Oh, sorry. I don't know what else to say. Go, go, go. Blow. Sorry. What? Yeah, you can. >> We'll see how this works out here. >> I I don't know her. She doesn't work number. So, I don't know number where she lives. >> Yeah, she lives in my home. >> Well, we could always have Somebody make contact with them and they call you. >> I'd rather >> Who is it? Your sister. >> It's my mom. >> Your mom? >> I'd rather >> not have her involved. >> Is it possible? >> No. We have to have somebody responsible come and sign for you like an adult. You have anybody else involved? >> Somebody who's sober. >> I will be sober in a few hours. >> No, we can't do that. No, >> yeah, just give me one Was there a pursuit when I first stopped this car? Sound like the state police was chasing someone. 157. I don't know what the parkway that's up. >> No, no. I heard Anglewood out with like the Martina 52 stolen vehicles. >> There's two. >> Yeah. You have paper. Give me paper. Good thing I said something. All right. There's like one sheet. Okay, just hold on to this. Just break that. Right. >> You want to asking some on the questionnaire. >> Okay. >> And then I'll take >> Okay. All right. Natalie, I just have to ask you a few questions. Okay. But you don't know the name. >> You don't know the name. >> It's like It starts with an S. I don't know. It's a generic name. >> I think it happened in my purse. If you need to know the name, >> uh, when was the last time that you took it? >> Like two days ago. >> Two days ago. >> I was drinking so I didn't want to take it. >> Gotcha. So, >> probably like Saturday or >> Saturday. >> Do you know around what time? >> Probably like in the afternoon, like All right. Before I ask you other questions, I'm just going to read you your rights. Okay. >> Um All right. >> All right. Before you're asked any other questions, you must be advised of your constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent and may refuse to answer any questions. Do you understand? >> Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Are you all right? Do you need a tissue or something? >> No. >> You're good? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You want water? No. >> Okay. >> Uh, you have the right to speak an attorney at any time and have him present with you while you are being questioned. Do you understand? >> Yes, I understand all my Miranda rights. >> Okay. We just have to read them. Okay. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be provided to you without cost before any questioning. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> If you do not have an attorney available, you have the right to remain silent. So, you have the opportunity to consult with one. Do you understand? >> Yes. If you decide to answer questions now without an attorney present, you have the right to stop answering questions at any time. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right. So, I'm just going to You can read it over just basically everything that I just read to you. You can just put next to answer what your answer was. >> Oh, wow. I didn't know I threw away. >> Don't worry about the top. I can just fill that out. Just the answer. just makes it >> you could put like yes >> like that's my initials. >> Well, just put yes saying that like you understand. >> Yeah. And then the last one right here and then right here just write your name. And it says I have read the statement. All right. Uh, what kind of alcoholic drinks did you have? Bear. >> Bear and truly >> and truly [snorts] truly. Do you know what kind of beer? >> Corona. >> Corona. >> Yeah. >> How many of each do you think you had? >> I don't know. I mean, I got there at like 4:00 and I was just daydreaming. >> Okay. And where where were you? >> I don't know. Actually, I I just went to like um it was an event that I was going to and I just went to like no idea what that was. >> So, I was just saying like was it a restaurant or like a friend's house or an outdoor thing? >> It was like a bar restaurant kind of thing. Yeah. Like in Long Island. >> Oh, okay. So, you're not sure how many, right? >> And you don't know the name of the bar restaurant. It's >> okay. >> Sorry. Uh, do you know the time between each drink? Like how long did you take before having another drink? >> No. >> Okay. Uh, do you know so you said you got there around 4:00? >> Yeah. >> So that's >> and I got there around 4:00 and I hadn't eaten at the time. >> Okay. >> So >> Okay. >> I mean I might have had like two or three drinks in like the first hour and then that just kind of like >> So 4:00 though would be like your first hour. Yeah. >> Yeah. That's like your first drink. And when did you have your last drink? >> You're not sure? >> When I left, probably. >> Do you remember what time you left? No. And when was the last time that you ate? >> I did not. >> You didn't? Well, when was it? Was it like um >> yesterday? Like literally like it was not like today. >> So that was so Sunday. >> Um I had my I had soup with my mom at like 6:30 p.m. Okay. >> Yesterday. >> Gotcha. And it was just a soup. >> [snorts] >> You know what? Let me just go out and >> vehicle. You need this? >> No. That's right. But this morning >> All right. So, we're basically done. So, all we need is for you to get picked up. I mean, it's 3:00 in the morning. >> Yeah. I live like an hour away, so I'm probably not going to get picked up. >> Oakland. >> Oakland is an hour away. >> Oakland right now, it's probably like 15 minutes away. >> Yeah, but I don't want my mother to be getting a phone call at this hour. >> Well, we can't. The thing is, we can't just keep you here. It's only Yeah, it's only the two of us, and we can't just leave you here in the cell. >> But there's only two of you here. >> Yeah, exactly. So, god forbid we get another caller, we both have >> in the cell. >> We just can't We can't leave you here. >> Can you like leave me here until something happens? >> No. No. Because what are we going to do then? We're going to be figuring out what to do with you and what to do. >> No. Unfortunately. >> Yeah. So, I mean, it's better for you to just try to give her a call instead of us having to send an officer over there and her waking up to an Oakland officer knocking on her door. >> I don't know if that's better. >> I mean, if you want that, we could do. I mean, whatever. You know, I know. I know it sucks, but unfortunately, we can't >> cuz I think I mean, waking up wise, I don't know if she would wake up >> to the phone call. Yeah. I mean, yeah, we We could send someone over. You're sure you don't have anyone else? I mean, it doesn't have to be family. As long as it's someone that's sober, a responsible party. All they have to do is basically come and basically sign that they're taking you. [snorts] >> Can I have my phone? >> We don't have it. I thought because you said you it was in the purse, but since it's not in there, >> it's not in there. It should be in there. >> I don't know. You just looked for it. You want to look for it again? >> I might have been drunk, but it should definitely be in. >> I mean, that was like 15 minutes ago, but here you go. If it's in there, then I might also just been angry like 15 minutes ago. Not long. >> Oh god. Good god. You stupid [ __ ] >> It smells like tequila here. >> You dumb [ __ ] I don't know what to do with my phone. >> You said your mom filed a police report, though. >> Apparently, she did. Uh, somebody did a couple weeks ago. Did you see that in that [ __ ] >> No. I could try to look her name up and see if there's a phone number for her. >> I'm not sure if there is, but um I think [ __ ] number regular phone number. Okay. What is it? I'll write it. Okay. Uh, you want me to try to look her up to see if she's in this? All right. What's your last name? >> Uh, okay. My LL Yeah, hers is L L O R >> L L O R E N T E T. Her first name >> Elizabeth. >> Does she have a middle name? >> No. >> And her date of birth, do you know? >> Um 16. No, we shouldn't be in for no reason. >> No. Yeah, >> the same. >> All right. Uh, we can try the number that you just gave me. >> Once the other officer comes in, I'll go uh grab the phone from the back and then hopefully that works. She has he has like the better phone number, but I mean I can give you a phone number. >> Okay. >> So that's not for her. >> She has like a personal and a work phone. >> So I know her >> personal phone, but she switched it to her work phone. So >> Okay, >> I can give you that one. >> Okay. >> She might pick up. >> Yeah, >> she's a light sleeper. >> All right. If not, then we can just have an officer go knock on on the door. >> No. I mean, listen, it's better than staying. Trust me, you don't want to stay in that cell for 12 hours. >> Because like I've had an alcohol problem, so she's been like going through it, you know? So, I don't know if like a police officer knocking on her door is going to be like a better option. >> I mean, how do you think she'll react? >> She'll probably be pretty sad. >> Yeah. Yeah. Have you been uh arrested for driving drunk before? No. >> First time? >> No, but I've I've had uh alcohol problem. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Do you usually like mix it? >> No. Never. >> You make sure that you don't take your >> I neveration. Yeah. Never. Never. Never. No. I'm like very scared of pills. Like I don't, >> you know. Yeah. Well, I mean, yeah. I mean, hopefully, listen, like this isn't anything. I mean, I obviously it's nothing as bad because I don't think we're treating you badly or anything like that, but I hope it's, you know, gets you to the point where you really have to like think about things cuz in the long run, unfortunately, you know what this, you know, you're going to have to go to court and all that stuff. You're going to get summoned like tickets. So, I mean, >> I know. It's like I never used to do this stuff. Like I'm just like like super depressed and stuff. >> Yeah. >> And like I know I shouldn't be doing this, you know? >> Yeah. >> But it's like Yeah. It's hard to stop, >> especially when like like it's just like the the end of the road doesn't seem so bad, you know? >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, listen, right now, I mean, I think the easiest thing that you can do is, you know, let's say we send an officer over to your mom's house right now. She's gonna get, you know, yeah, she's gonna be that you're obviously arrested for this and but at the end of the day, >> she'll be she'll be happy that I'm alive. Literally. >> Exactly. That's where I was going. So that's that's a better option as opposed to her having an officer knocking on her door saying that, you know, you're dead. You know, I'm sure that that's the last thing that she would ever want to hear. >> She's like she's a Latina mother, you know? So like >> I get you. >> I know. I have a Latino mother, too. So it's not easy, especially with them. It's not But >> like I'm going through my own [ __ ] Like it's really hard for like her to like not like put her own [ __ ] on me too, you know? >> Yeah. >> You live with her, right? >> Yeah. >> Until one of us dies. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's hard. I know. But you just really got to think about what you want. And Yeah. At the end of the day, you can't change because people want you to, you know, you got to do it yourself. And it sucks for people around you because they'll try to do whatever they can. >> She's like the most sober person ever. Like it's so hard because like she just like suffocates me with their sobriety, you know? >> Yeah. It's hard to understand for other people, you know? Yeah. I get you. But yeah, obviously you have to get to a point where you have to really really think if this is what you want. And you know, hopefully this is I mean, I really do hope this is a good wakeup call for you. Again, I mean, you're young, you're my age, and it just sucks cuz like I went through my first loss uh a year ago >> and it was my best friend. It was my fault. So, I just have nothing to like grasp on to. >> Yeah, I can. Yeah, I can understand that. >> So, I've been like spiraling, you know? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Like, I don't know what the [ __ ] to do. So, >> yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, listen, it's it affects people in different ways and you got to do what You can't be perfect and you lying. >> I went to school for criminal justice. Like I wanted to like I wanted to be in the CIA. I wanted to like >> do all this [ __ ] >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> And now like I can't even [ __ ] it all together. >> Listen, people people aren't perfect. I mean, people fall apart all the time. And sometimes that's what they need to realize, all right, >> that's that's that I did what I had to do or things that I shouldn't have done and now I know like I don't want to be in that anymore and >> that's what they need to pick themselves back up, you know. So I mean I you said, you know, last year was your first loss, you know. I'm sorry about that. It's definitely rough. Um, but yeah, you got to realize, I mean, now it's been a year or however long it's been. >> You really want this to keep on going. >> No, I don't. But I just like >> I don't know how to keep moving, you know? >> No. No. My mom was an orphan when she was 15 and like so I just I can't talk to her about this cuz it's just like I feel guilty even >> feeling sad around her because she was a [ __ ] orphan like >> I'm not a [ __ ] orphan. Why do I have to feel guilty? >> Yeah, I get that. Especially with like Latin moms. I get that. It's like, [sighs] but you're going to a psychologist. You said >> kind of. Not really. >> Kind of. Yeah. Um, started seeing a psychiatrist. >> I don't know. The one that doesn't give you medicine. Psychologist. I believe therapist. I don't know. One of them. Yeah. I started going to one of them and he was good for a while and then he was just like got too slow. >> Like he was just like, "Oh, so this is what you ought to do." I was like, >> "Yeah." >> Yeah. I mean, that's I would always recommend Yeah. therapy or, >> you know, sitting down and talking with someone. And that's I think the best thing cuz it's hard to admit things to yourself. It's hard to go through, you know, a loss or anything like that and not having anyone to talk to about it or trying to be strong for, you know, because you feel guilty about people around you feeling, you know, worse, you know, so you feel guilty that you shouldn't even bring stuff up. But that's definitely the right course of action for you. >> That's the [ __ ] It's like I feel guilty all the time cuz it was like it was my fault. >> No. >> Why' you say it was your fault? >> I left the door open and he left. He went out. >> Was it someone older? >> It was under my supervision. Yes, it was >> like your age. >> Don't judge me. It was my 18-year-old dog. >> Okay. >> But I had since I was 10, you know. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Oh, yeah. Dogs are with me through all my [ __ ] All of it. >> I think, you know, I mean, >> I was 10. Yeah. Yeah. No, it's rough to lose an animal, you know, a dog, cuz that's your family. So, listen, I get it. And it's tough. It definitely is tough. >> That was what put me in my spiral. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm sorry about that. Um I'm just going to grab the phone back there. She has one phone number. >> Okay. >> We're just She's not'll Okay. That's me, right? This >> Yeah. Yeah. Can you see the normal pull it up? I can't see that. I'm getting [ __ ] old. You can just >> Please leave your message for I have another phone number. I don't have it on my phone. >> No, [groaning] you can try that phone number again. My dad might answer. I won't be able to do anything, but you might be able to find her. Do they live together? >> No, he lives in Georgia. >> Do you know his number? >> She's trying to get in touch with her mom. >> Mhm. >> Is she not home? >> She's not answering. She doesn't know her cell phone number. >> Okay. Okay. What's your dad's number? You can also just ask >> Hey, Dad. Um um I need you to ask no questions and I am in a police station in Leonia and I need to get out. I don't know. Drunk driving. >> And mom is sleeping, so she's not answering her phone. And I I don't know anybody else's phone numbers, and I can't access Oh god. >> Oh, mom has to come pick me up. >> Do you have Can I have please? Okay. Ask for any other no one else. That's it. Right. Okay. Uh, no. I just I just need to get picked up. >> Yeah. >> No. Um, I'll call her if she I mean, if she doesn't answer me, then I'll just stay here until she answers, I guess. >> Okay. Okay. All right. [snorts] Um, I'll be okay. her work gave her like a phone number. That's why I don't have her phone. Like I'm not like a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Oh god, no. >> Yes, honey. Um, [music] I need you to pick me up. I am in Leonia. Uh, you don't have to pick me up right now. You can go back to sleep. >> No. >> Okay. >> She has to come get you now. Um, >> okay. >> Um, I'm with the Leonia police. Okay. Okay. [snorts] Nothing. The address is You ready? Yeah. One wood park in Leonia. >> And I think I think you have to bring another I mean Michael because I my car is here. >> No, >> you pick it up tomorrow. You got to pick it up tomorrow. Yeah, it's got to be 12 hours. >> Never mind. Never mind. My car is going to pick up tomorrow cuz they want to they want to stitch. Okay. My mom says thanks for the stitching. Yeah. So, what you have to do to get your card tomorrow because because it's because you're arrested for a DWI, we have to have it for 12 hours. For a minimum of 12 hours. Okay. >> Like, >> we don't have it. It's up at the yard. It's not It's >> But you have to come here for us to release it to you. >> Yeah. So, in 12 hours. So, you arrested at I have to come back here and then go all the way over yonder. >> It's It's like 5 minutes away. Well, like I live like 45 minutes from here, so I know >> Oakland isn't that far. >> It seems very far. >> It's not. >> It's 208 to roof 4. That's it. >> It's about 20 minutes. So from here to the towyard, it's another 20 minutes. So you have a 40minut drive in 12. Okay. >> Oh yeah. >> Listen, so you'll have to come back here 12 hours. So around 1:30 p.m. >> Uhhuh. you'll be good to come pick it up. Okay. Once you come back here, I can write down our address. Um, we'll write it down for you. So, you can just come back and then we'll give you a total release. You would just go and pick it up. Okay. Sorry. >> So, we don't know. >> Well, we don't have her info first. Yeah. Right. Uh her name >> [snorts] >> Do you want water or something? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. Okay. You want to grab a cup from Young's locker? >> No, >> because we don't have cups. Whatever. Thanks. [snorts] Do I have do I have points on my license now >> from this? >> Yeah. >> No. >> Well, you have to go to court. You have to go to court for it. >> Thank you. Do you usually put your initial >> for what? Um, yeah, you could put it there. Whenever it asks, I'll do it. >> Yeah. Yep. You really don't need to do the questionnaire. >> I can do this later. >> [snorts] >> um >> like where she was born and all that. >> Don't ask that anymore, but I'll ask. It's fine. I'll get it right now. Now you know your social security. >> Would you have had to guess it otherwise? >> No. >> Where were you born? >> I was born Englewood with the New Jersey. No military. >> No. >> Okay. Got it. Got it. You want to put my info for the law enforcement officer? >> Yeah, it doesn't matter, right? >> It's not arresting, is it? >> No. Just going to write your address on these. >> Mhm. >> All right. We made contact. Thank you. Thank you. You suck. [snorts] >> [sighs] >> Trying to think anything else. No. Right. Oh, you know what? I'll scan [ __ ] >> You don't picture? >> Yeah. Do you want more tissue? put the processor too. I have her um initial next to it. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it is. >> It's all right. It's all right. Do you need more um Sally or anything? You need you need more. You want more water? You good? Want more? Want more? Got more water. Are you good? >> Yeah. Guys don't want to race anything. >> These guys don't want to race anything uploads. >> [music] >> [ __ ] Okay. You okay? >> [sighs] [snorts] [snorts] >> Did Do you do you have the the time that you did this? >> 2 minutes before. >> Yeah, dude. Is this all the food you have to go through for one person? >> Oh, it's a pain in the ass, let me tell you. >> Why don't you just not do it? >> What would you say your occupation is again, internet? I would say my occupation is na. >> No, seriously. >> Only fans. Can you put that down? >> Only fans. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Employee >> super employed. >> All right. Super employee. What is the relevance of my employment? Uh my line of work. >> It's just an it's a box I have to fill in and it'll show them that you're employed, that you're not unemployed. >> What if I wasn't employed? >> Well, then I would put unemployed. Sounds reasonable. >> No. There's no scam to my questions. >> Not a single scam. >> Not a single. Not a Okay. Do you want to have her call? Do you want to call mom again? See where she is? >> She's probably close. Just in case. >> She'll find her way here. >> Yes. Enjoy yourself. >> No, I don't care. I'm just saying, you know, I don't want her to lost driving around. She doesn't know where she is. >> She's got Google. >> Okay. >> I'm sure she might not know how to use it very well, but she's got it. >> No. Could I send the location [snorts] address? >> She actually has my phone location. But that's not that's we're not where you >> leave it off. I did turn my phone off. >> The toward is is in a different location. >> It's not here. >> What? >> Your car isn't here. >> It's at my yard. >> My phone. >> Your car? You >> my phone? >> Your phone is with your car? >> Yeah. >> Oh, dear. >> Well, I asked you where it was. You said it's in your purse. >> I was drunk when you asked me. So, you cannot help with >> Well, no. I'm just saying cuz I didn't see a phone in your car and I didn't want to go digging through your car. >> You could have dug through my purse. >> You told me not to. >> You should have. >> Go for it. >> I can look now. >> Do it. Go for it. >> Is it okay if I do? >> Hell yeah. >> I already looked twice. >> You did. >> She did. >> What are you looking for though? Like you're looking for my phone and I call my mother on her on this phone which is our phone. There's two phones in there. Should be over here where you want in there now. Go for it. >> Did you spill a drink on here? >> I did. It doesn't smell super like beer. >> It disgust beverage. >> Smells like tequila. >> Yeah. Disgusting. Right. >> You pour it in there? >> No. I like by by accident and I was disgusted by the purse. >> Oh, you poured it in there on purpose. >> Not no. Ew, gross. >> Thanks for seeing me. >> I I don't know how to wash a purse either. Like, what do you do? Do you soak it in bleach? Like, no, it's not. >> You throw it in the garbage. >> Well, I mean, I don't think you're going to It's leather. I would >> I don't know. I don't >> It's something with tequila soaked. >> Yeah, I smelled it. Smells like [ __ ] >> It'll be there. I mean, you know, just tomorrow. >> I need you to make a promise that it's going to be there. Well, if if it's not, then the tow truck driver is liable. >> If it was in there in the first place, cuz I didn't see a cell phone. >> Wait, what tow truck driver? >> The guy who towed your car. >> I don't like that guy. >> Why? >> Because he towed my [ __ ] car. >> He's supposed to. >> But I don't like him. Cuz he has a shitty job. Like, what kind of a person's like, "I'm going to go to work today and tow somebody's car." >> Like a shitty person, a shitty person, right? >> It's a job for everybody. But like is that like a good person job? Like I don't think so. >> I don't have an answer for that. >> That's right. Cuz it's a shitty job. >> Please call your mom. >> That's okay. >> Listen, I'm going to entertain myself until I leave. So >> I'm going to do your mom. >> I'm going to call her. >> Oh god. All right. Just see where >> see where she's at. Yeah. If she needs the address, I can send it to her. >> Hi, you reached Elizabeth. >> Please leave a message and I will call you. >> Um my my phone has a cell phone track on her. So if you you can like >> But we don't have your phone. >> Oh [ __ ] That's right. God damn it. You stop being so smart. Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. I'm on my way. >> Okay. >> They just wanted to know an ETA. >> Oh. Um, >> nine minutes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Stellar. >> I'm on route. >> All right. I'm on route >> I'm on route and I'm I'll be there in about 9 minutes. >> All right. I will be here waiting for you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Bye. >> Bye. >> Bye. [snorts] Sorry. >> Just going to sit here and keep her. >> So, did you guys have a fun night besides me? >> Um, >> pretty quiet. >> It was pretty quiet. >> You're welcome. It's okay. We have a couple more hours to go. >> I was actually I went to uh I went to college for criminal justice. Like do you like being a cop? Like that's what I went for. Like I was going to go for >> Where'd you go to college? >> I went to Ruckers. I went for criminal justice and I went to be a CIA agent because I thought I was going to be [ __ ] >> Ruckers New York. Yes. >> Laughing. >> Is she laughing? >> No. >> Oh, because this. Yeah. Piece of [ __ ] >> No, it has nothing to do with your outfit. >> Why is she laughing at my outfit? >> But it has nothing to do with. >> You went to Newark or New Brunswick? >> New York. >> New York. >> I went to Newark. >> When did you graduate? >> 2015. Yeah. >> Yeah. I like I was like, "Oh, well, nobody respects like female cops, so like I'm going to be a CIA and like, you know, like brain like brain ninja these people." >> Brain ninja. >> I do that anyway. >> Yeah. Where are you from? You said you're Latin. >> Cuba and Venezuela. >> Oh, okay. Do you speak Spanish? >> Yes. Oh, okay. That's good. doesn't doesn't do me [ __ ] up here, but >> when I get closer to New York. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Well, like Oakland now. Probably not. >> Not. >> Yeah. >> I literally don't speak Spanish until I get to like Jersey City. >> No. So, is this going to come up on my like driving record? >> On your driving record? Yes. But it's not like a criminal. It's not. It's it won't be like on a criminal record. It's just going to be on a driving record once you go to court and all that. I mean, things can change, you know, if you get I mean, if you decide to get an attorney or even a public defender, you know, I guess they look at everything and your like history and all that. If this is your first DWI, they'll look at, you know, um the percentage of alcohol that was in your blood at the time. like, you know, they'll consider everything and then just depends what they want to do. You know, sometimes they'll drop it. Sometimes they'll go ahead with it and give you, I don't know, like community service or something, you know, or tell you to go to um um like AA, you know, they'll mandate like the court will mandate uh you to go to that instead of >> hope for that. >> Yeah. So >> yeah, you just have to wait and see. >> Yeah, but you're going to have to go to court and probably pay like the court fees and all that. >> How long does it take? >> Um >> I'm I'm supposed to move to Australia at the end of July. >> Oh wow. Um so there's a court date on the tickets I believe. Um for six for the 14th of uh June. >> Oh, but you probably have to just get to go there or I can just pay it. Uh, no. You have to actually go to court. I don't know if it's still Zoom right now. >> No, I think this Zoom is >> in person. >> In person. >> Oh, yeah. >> You're actually moving to Australia. >> Nice. By yourself? >> Mhm. >> Why Australia? >> Um, cuz uh the >> United States Well, the United States has like a a a work visa contract with Australia. So like we can go there for a year and like you can be a bartender like whatever the hell you want to do. >> Um yeah. So I'm trying to like ride that wave before I >> Yeah. >> max out my 30s. >> So what are you going to do? >> I'm going to um I'm going to be a stripper. >> I heard they make mad money over there. >> Oh yeah. >> [music] [music] [music]