Hi there. Also, you don't have enough for police cars when my cameras on. You still have your license registration insurance on >> What's up? Where you coming from? Frank, >> what are you doing over there? >> My girlfriend uh Rene uh her >> we were doing a gallon. >> Well, when was the last time you had anything to drink? >> I had two white balls. >> I am like 15 minutes from an island. Okay. >> Uh when'd you have the last white ball? an hour ago. Over an hour ago. Um, >> we're we're signing for you. >> I just gave you my license. Um, also my husband does insurance for a living. He writes the insurance policy. Uh, I can pull it up on my phone. Okay. >> But I do have the registration and I gave you my license. >> Okay. Um, well, hold off on that for a second, guys. So, obviously, you know, you told me you had a couple of things to drink. Obviously, I'm talking to you right now. you're a little um a little slow and everything like that. So, I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't make sure you're okay to drive. So, I'm just going to run you through a few tests. If you're good, I'll put you back in with the warning. Okay. I stopped you cuz you were doing 60 in a 30 mph zone on Taon on Ton Boulevard. >> 30? >> 30. Yep. Through those houses. That's 30 the whole stretch. >> I was not going more than 40. >> Oh, you were doing 60. Absolutely. Yep. You You blew by me and then when I got behind you, you were still doing 45 all the way down. So, um like I said, we're just going to have you do a few tests. All right. So, you want to hop out and see in the back of your car, right? >> Yes. >> Central. What do you think? Got one appetiz. >> You don't have to worry about any of that stuff right now. We'll we'll get to it after. Okay. Like I said, just go back. Uh you can put your back to your car. Um face this way. My partner's just getting the car out of the way so you're not blinded or anything like that. Okay. >> No, I'm not blinded either way. >> Yep. Um, so like I said, we're just going to run through a few tests. Like I said, I wouldn't be doing my job if we didn't >> I don't know the alphabet from Zday. >> No, I don't I can't do it backward either, so I wouldn't I wouldn't ask you to do something that that I couldn't do. So, um, you have any any injuries, disabilities, anything? >> I do not. No, I have five children. >> You take any regular medication? >> My lower back from having five children? >> Okay. Um, I see you're not wearing glasses. You wear contacts? Yeah. >> Okay. You have I'm in right now. >> Yes. >> And uh what's your highest degree of education? >> Uh I am in nursing school starting at Rowan University this September. >> Right on. Fair to say you can, you know, read right. You know the alphabet, everything like that. Not backward, forward, of course. >> Okay. Um like I said, we're going to run you through a few tests. I'm just going to have my partner here do the first one. I'm going to hop back in and finish them off and and we'll go from there. Okay. >> What we do is I'm just going to have you come over here and turn with your back towards his car so the lights aren't right in your face. It doesn't matter if it is. It's okay. >> It's just so that for what I'm looking for, I can see. >> All right. Uh I heard him say that uh you wear GL or contact, excuse me. Do you have vision in both eyes? >> I have perfect Well, no, I don't. >> Well, corrected vision, but you can see it both eyes. You can follow moving objects. Okay. All right. So, the first thing I'm going to do is to check your eyes. I have a stand with the feet together. You bring your hands down to your side. >> Do you see the lighted tip of this pen? >> Yeah. >> What I want you to do is follow that with your eyes and your eyes only without turning your head. Do you understand? >> Uh and I should have asked, are you diabetic? No. >> No. Okay. All right. Again, you're going to follow this with your eyes and your eyes only without turning your head. Sorry. Sorry. I want to do that one again. All right. And it's okay if it's not in focus. I just want you to follow that. We're going to do it a couple more times. All right. You're doing great. >> I feel like you're trying to throw me off here. >> No, I'm looking for something. It's so that I could see. All right. >> Nope. Keep your Keep your eyes on that pen. There you go. >> Is this light bothering you? I can turn this one off if you just want to follow it. >> No. Yeah. >> I just need to be able to clearly see your eyes. All right. So, let's try those last ones again. >> Oh, that that's light's fine, but >> Okay, but this is so I can see what I'm looking at. It's okay again if it's not in focus. I just need you to move your eyes with the stimulus. Okay. I know it's a little uncomfortable. Just keep going with it. We're almost done. >> I'm not >> All right. >> I'm cold. >> I got you. Keep uncomfortable. >> Keep your eyes up at the tip of that pen there. >> Just without turning your head. You're turning your head slightly to your left there. All right, I'm going to go up with it. Just follow it up again without tilting your head. All right. Six with all right, man. We're going to have you um with your back to the car and then like I said, I'm going to run you through a few more tests. Okay. >> You can play like a couple times your eyes. We're done with that part. >> Yep. No more no more seeing things. So, um the the first test we're going to do is the walk and turn. Okay. So, I'm going to go ahead explain and demonstrate the entire thing and then I'll have you do it. Okay. So, the starting position for this test, you're going to put your left foot down on the line. You're going to put your right foot in front of you. >> You have a jacket. >> Uh I have like a little sweater, but I would rather just I'm like probably maybe 10 15 minutes from home and I would rather just like go if we can. >> Okay. If if you need it at any point, I mean, just let us know. We can grab it. >> I would love it, but I I would rather just do what I got to do to >> Okay, no problem. And so I'm going to start again. So again, the starting position, you're going to put your left foot down on the line. You're going to put your right foot in front of your left, heel to toe, arms down at your side. Can you go ahead and get in that position for me now? So again, it's going to be your left foot on the line. It's going to be your right foot, >> right foot in front of your left, heel to toe, arms at your side. And you're going to So you're not going to walk yet, okay? You're going to hold that starting position. So again, you're going to hold that starting position while I explain the rest of the test. So again, it's going to be your left foot on the line like this, your right foot in front of your left, heels to toe, and arms down to your side. Can you get in that position for me now? >> Yeah. >> Great. And then just hold that. I again, we're not going to walk yet, right? So that's the starting position. We're going to have you get in that position. I'm going to have you hold it while I explain the rest of the test. >> Put your right foot in front of your left foot, hands down to your side. Hold that position while he explains the rest of the test. >> I'm going to explain the rest of it from there. Okay. So from there, what you're going to do is take nine heel totoe steps down that white line. Whole time you're doing that, you're going to be looking down your feet, making sure your heel touches your toe, and make sure your arm stays down at your side. And while you're walking, you're going to count out loud. It's going to look something like this. One, two, three. I just did three for demonstration purposes. You'll do nine. When you get to the end like this, what you're going to do is keep your front foot planted, use your back foot, take a series of small steps, turn yourself back around in the same starting position I just explained, and again, nine heel to toe steps in the manner I just demonstrated. It's going to look something like this. One, two, three. Again, I just did three, but you'll do nine. Do you have any questions for me? >> No. >> You may begin. >> One, two, three, four, five. Make >> sure you're touching heel toe. 6 7 8 9 a little bit cold. 10 And like I said, so you're going to spin yourself back around and take nine steps back in the same manner. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. All right, you're doing great. Next test we're going to do, it's going to be the one leg stand. Again, I'm going to explain it and demonstrate it, and then I'll have you do it. Okay, so the starting position for this test is going to be heels together, arms down at your side. When I tell you to do so, you're going to lift a foot, either foot of your choosing, approximately 6 in off the ground. While you're doing that, you're going to be looking down at your leg, making sure your legs stay straight, make sure your arms stay down at your side, and you're going to count out loud like this. 1,00 1,002,003. You're going to continue until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? No, >> left leg. >> So, I I'll start over again just so we're on the same page. So, heels together, arms down at your side as a starting position. When I tell you to begin, you're going to lift either leg of your choosing. It doesn't doesn't matter which one, but you're going to lift one of your legs approximately 6 in off the ground. Whole time you're holding that, you're going to be looking down, making sure your legs stay straight, making sure your arms stay down at your side, and you're going to count out loud like this. 1,00 1,002 10003. And you're going to continue until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Do you have any questions? I don't think so. >> Okay, give me one second. >> Are you ready? >> All right, you may begin. >> 1,001 >> 1. >> Make sure you're not going to be stepping. You're just going to be holding it there. >> So, how about how about we start over and I'll explain it one more time just so we're on the same page. Okay. I want to make sure I give you the every opportunity here. So again, this is going to be the one leg stand. So you're going to start with your heels together. >> One leg stand. >> Yep. So you're going to start >> 1000s. >> Yep. So I'm going to get to that part, but heels together, arms down at your side. When I tell you to begin, you're going to lift either leg of your choosing. Approximately 6 in off the ground. While you're doing that, you're going to look down. Make sure your legs stay straight. Make sure your arms stay down at your side. >> Right. This is like 6 in. >> Yep. And then you're going to keep your arms at your side. And you're going to count out loud like this. 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10002 1003. You're gonna continue until I tell you to stop. So, no stepping or anything like that. You're gonna be holding it there. Do you understand that? >> So, I go up and say 101, but that's not 10001. We say 1001 when you say stop. >> Do you want me to explain? Maybe a different way of explaining it. All right. So, you seem confused. He's explaining a couple times. >> 1000. >> Hold on. I'm going to explain the whole thing again for you just so that there's no confusion. >> All right. So, for this test, what I want you to do right now, you're going to stand with your feet together and bring your hands down to your side. This is the starting position for this test. Hold that position while we explain and demonstrate the test. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> When he tells you to begin, you'll pick a foot, either foot of your choosing, and you're going to raise that foot about 6 in off of the ground like this. Keeping both legs straight, your arms down at your side. You'll look down at the elevated foot and count out loud in the manner that he demonstrated. 100,002 1003. You're going to hold that position and continue counting until he tells you to stop. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Do you have any questions? >> I don't think so. >> I'm just >> correct. >> You ready? >> Yes. Maybe >> 1001,0023, 104, 105, 106 1,007. >> Okay, keep going. Keep up. >> All right, that's a lot of seconds. One foot. Uh 1,0008 1,0009 1,01 stop. >> Doing great. So next test we're going to do and if you want you can take a step away from your car just so you're not It looks like you're a little closer. >> Okay. >> So the next test we're going to do is the alphabet. Okay. So again, same starting position. It's going to be your heels together, arms down at your side. When >> I'm getting a little chilly now. >> Would you like to get your jacket >> a little? A little bit. I didn't like I just didn't want to like do the whole >> Yeah, it's fine. Listen, he's going to grab it for you. Just tell him where it is. Okay, >> you can grab it if you see >> I do that. >> Look, just grab that. >> Sorry. >> Oh, no problem at all. >> It's a little cold out, so >> Oh, yeah. >> So, I'm going to explain that again. So, the next test is going to be the outfit. Okay. So, for this test, it's going to be the same starting position. Just going to be heels together, arms down at your side. When I tell you to begin, you're going to lift your head back and close your eyes, and you're going to recite the alphabet from A to Z in a non-riythmic manner. It's going to look and sound something like this. A B C all the way through until Z. I do not close my eyes for demonstration purposes, but you will during the test. All right. Do you have any questions on that? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Whenever you're ready, you may begin. >> A B. >> Remember, you're going to close your eyes. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. >> Great. You're doing great. One more test and we're going to get out here together. Okay. So, the last test we're going to do is going to be the modified robber. Okay. So, again, the starting position for this test is going to be your heels together, arms down at your side. When I tell you to begin, again, you're going to lift your head back, close your eyes, and you're going to estimate the passage of 30 seconds in your head without counting or saying anything out loud. When you believe 30 seconds has passed, you're going to open your eyes and tell me that you're done. Does that make sense to you? >> No. When I believe the passenger pass, >> the passage of 30 seconds. So again, like I said, when I tell you to begin, you're going to lift your head back, close your eyes, just like the last test, and you're going to begin to estimate the passage of 30 seconds in your head. When you believe 30 seconds has passed, you're going to tell me that you're done. >> Does that make sense? >> Yeah. I go to burn boot camp like six days a week, and I would say 15 reps of like burpees is probably 30 seconds. >> Oh, that that's what works for you. But you you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Give me one second here. All right, you baby again. >> No. >> Okay. >> How close was it? >> Uh, you were a little off. You just place your hands behind your back. Okay. Can be under arrest for driving around the influence. So, I'll explain something. So, something to think about while we go through this. This is not a criminal arrest. This is a traffic offense. You're going to go back to the station. We're going to prosecute you. You're going to leave with a couple tickets today. Who can come and pick you up? >> Uh, probably my husband. >> Okay. He >> 118 is one of adult female in custody. I'll take the next hook in line for a Honda Pilot >> for a 450 >> time. You got anything in your pockets or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. And >> you can just stand right in front here and you just face the car for a minute, please. Do >> you have a like a phone in the car? Anything you'd like to come with you? >> Yeah, I have a phone. >> Is it in the car? Okay. >> Would you like us to grab it and stuff in there? >> I have your license already, but is there anything? >> Would you like us to grab your purse or >> I have no idea. That's everybody else looking for. >> This is the travel thing. When we get to the station, the handcuffs are coming off. Okay. Got some processing things. You're going to go home. All right. >> Like you said, it's not a criminal offense. It's these are traffic tickets. So >> Oh, you got nothing else in your pocket? >> No, I don't have pockets. >> Where's my license? >> I didn't know. I haven't seen this in here. >> It's 15 minutes from here. And my uncle's a New Jersey state trooper. I just retired. >> All right. Like I said, just got to pat you down real quick. Make sure you got nothing on your I have pockets on my sweatpants. You can uh stay facing the car for me. Okay. All right. Come right to this other side of the car. Of course she real quick. You got the Apple Watch on, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. Before we put you in, I just got to grab that. Is it your left? Left first. >> Yeah. I got you. All right. You can go ahead and have a seat in there. We're just going to buck you in. Okay. Got it. Right. >> Right. There's a couple minutes here. You're going to get in here. Okay. >> [ __ ] time. I saw her bleed through an intersection. I was about to take off. I saw you hit your lights and go behind. I was like, "All right." >> 60 pass me on. like she was all over the place. I'm starting to actually smell it now that she's in the back. She >> freaks. >> I did, Dude. I didn't smell it at first at all. So, I was going to ask you that, but um I guess >> search for intoxicants. >> Search for your sheet. I want to make sure I guess if she wants to take her purse or whatever. >> Yeah. So, grab her belongings and then do your search for intoxicants. >> Try to check with her. Make sure she wants us to take it or Well, >> she's going to want her phone. She's going to want her purse. And even so, we're going to take that anyway just so that it's not in the car. >> Yep. Central 19 mark the time for search for intoxic. >> Two white claws in the purse. >> Unopen. >> So they can stay with the car but document it. >> Yep. >> I was looking at this open bottle there but it's got information out. I guess I'm just going to snag the whole curse. Then I just want to make sure there's nothing else alcoholic in it before we go. Should we put [ __ ] THC products instead of like eyelid flutter? >> What kind of product? >> Huh? >> What kind of product? >> Like THC. >> Her eyes are fluttering. I mean, she could have just had some type of stimul instructions. >> Like, how were my instructions? Cuz I thought they were fine. And she was she just not following them or were they a little choppy? >> I think it was a little bit of move, but I mean, if she wasn't getting it the first couple times he did it, I thought those instructions were clear. That's why I'm like, "All right, let's give her every opportunity at least. I'll explain one more time." Y still not getting out. >> All right, we'll take this whole thing and then I'll do the search. Listen, I threw your phone in here. We're just going to take the whole thing just so you have it all. Um, and then, you know, we'll take care of it. Okay. Law first got wingspan and anywhere she could toss anything. But she's got so much [ __ ] in here. Anything she toss will be on top. So how they going to go beyond that? Dig under there. Yeah. So you have like that bag one seat obviously under the seats that she or did you? >> Uh I didn't get that far. Start working on that. >> We're open call. So this Sound 373. Open white claw smells like smell consistent with black cherry wool. One open, two close. Forgot I have her ID on me too. G >> I record >> Laurel flipping I guess. >> Do we have the car key? >> Uh it's still running so I'm guessing. >> Did we I I just need to find the ignition off. It might be a >> Yeah, >> I got to confirm that she had a uh half empty white claw black cherry on the passenger side too. >> Yeah, I photographed it, dumped it, took it with me underneath. >> No, so it was right right there. Yep. It's a push button. Um, so I'm going to find out where the keys are, but probably going to take this, too. I mean, this is her legit wallet, so >> it was It did that before when this was still in the car. So, I'm thinking probably >> um Where's the key to the car? >> It's inside of my um backpack. >> Inside the backpack? >> Purse. >> Okay. We're going to take this with you as well, just so so you have it all with you. I'm going to put your ID back in here so it doesn't get lost. >> Where's my purse? >> Your backpack. >> It's a backpack purse. >> It's It's up front. So, we're going to take that as well. So, you have it all. Okay. >> I'm going to take the ignition key off. I'm going to leave the rest of the key here. We're going to go in a sec. Okay. >> How about that? All right, I'm cool to roll. Good to roll. >> Yeah. Uh, so do I handle at the station, but I get your deprivation period going right away. >> Yep. >> Whatever you're tracking it with, just let me know what that timing mechanism is. So at least we know that it's at least 20 minutes. Make sure that you verify your mouth is clear under her tongue if she got any like zip pouches or anything in. And then do the standard statement. If she refuses, then we're go down that road. the [ __ ] she doesn't get the worst day. And then since her husband's filmed with all the kids, I get him on the line sooner rather than later. Um >> so that he can start making rings to come get her. >> Sounds good. >> See you back there. Appreciate it. >> All right, we're going to get going. Central 2518 >> 2518 >> transporting one adult female in custody from my location to 25. Starting mileage 48817. >> Time 029 hours. Say it again. >> Yeah. So, it's going to be towed. Well, I'll explain that all when we get back there. Okay. Yep. No, it's absolutely safe. He's going to sit with it until it gets towed and make sure it's all good. So, Just since we're in New Jersey, I got to let you know all the cameras are on on myself and in the car. Okay. Central 18 is arriving at 25 Z. Ending 488 1 9. >> Time 0 22 hours. 4 from 120. tow just past. Just give me one sec. We're going to get inside and we'll get the cuffs off here. All right. 10318 P26 in the cell blocks for a secondary search. All right, you got hop out for me. Go ahead and just stand there and face the wall for a sec, please. Let's get that up in there. Turn the lights on. You can go in the second door on your left. You can go to your left. Not this one. The next room right there. Make a left. Make a left right here. Just go toward the back. Like I said, we're going to get the calls off in a second. Okay. Okay. >> If you'd like, you can have a seat. I'm just going to have a female officer come do a secondary search of you. Um, just make sure everything's good and then after that's done, we'll get the cuffs off >> and we'll go from there. Okay. >> Um, you said your husband's at home. Is there anyone else? I know you said he has kids or you guys have kids, but kids. >> All right. We'll cross the bridge when we get there. I just want to get some thoughts thoughts in order. This is uh Corporal Kieran. Like I said, we're just going to do a quick uh secondary search here and then I'll get the call off right. All right. You want to just face towards the wall for me? I appreciate it. Just spread your legs a little bit for me. You good? >> No. No, I never even had traffic ticket. >> I got you. Listen. Well, this is just this is all just a traffic ticket. All right. >> I'm I'm sad you have never had a traffic ticket. >> Yes. No, I know. Well, that's all this is to be honest with you. It's not criminal or anything. >> I see you. What is this? PJ. Yes, I'm peeing. I take my knee pants out if you want to. It's It's just shorts underneath. No pockets in there. >> There is pockets in there. There is I think I don't know. And I have a pocket on the shirt, too. Oh, here we go. It's all good. >> Pockets everywhere. All good. Take those cuffs off in a sec. All right. >> You'll be out of here before you know it. Turn around towards me real quick. >> Mhm. >> What's the pocket? >> All right. I got a boob job. There's something in there. >> No. You want to turn around? Take those off. >> Turn around. Have a seat on the bench. Good stuff. >> Wow. They're actually yours. So, first time. >> All right. So, um we're just going to get something started. It's called a deprivation period. Okay. So, 20 minutes. Um you know, no don't put your hands in your mouth. No smoking. Um you know, no chewing your nails, anything like that. Nothing in or out of your mouth. Okay. We're going to have we're going to do that for 20 minutes. You mind? So, real quick, I just You don't have any like um I know some people have like nicotine pouches. Do you have anything like that in your mouth or anything? >> I haven't smoked a cigarette in my life. >> Hey, me neither. It's not Nothing's good about it. So, um, but nothing in your mouth. No gum or anything like that? >> No. I got a white hole or two. I've never smoked a [ __ ] cigarette. I've never done anything in my [ __ ] life. >> Good. Good for you. Listen, >> I'm about to be in nursing school one. This is going to ruin my life. >> So, we haven't lied to you. This is not criminal. These are traffic tickets. So, New Jersey is one of the few states where um DUIs are traffic tickets. It's not a criminal offense. literally >> you're not going to jail. >> What classified me as uh being intoxicated? >> So just based off the tests we did out in the field um you know that it we made the decision that you you were driving under the influence. Um obviously there was some open open white claw on the car as well. So um so like I said, you know, it's a traffic ticket. It's not criminal. Um you have your day in court, everything like that. >> I get that. I get that. I'm just saying. I was pulled over for speeding and you spent here. I'm just saying. >> Not here. Listen, that's that's just I'm just explaining how we got here. So, um you mind opening up real quick? I just got to make sure there's nothing in your mouth. All right. And you mind lifting your tongue as well? I appreciate it. Okay. So, like I said, just no uh no hit fingers in your mouth, no nail biting, no uh spitting, anything like that. We're going to do it for 20 minutes. All right. 230. Just got to check your bag obviously since um we have it here in our custody. I have my whole life in my car. >> Mhm. >> And five kids, >> but yeah. How old are your kids? >> Uh, two, three, four, and six. I have 17. >> Oh, wow. Okay. You got all the ages, huh? >> No. No. I have uh four toddlers and one teenager. >> I don't have all the >> Yeah. Teenager in high school or anything like that or >> Yeah. I was 16 in high school got pregnant and I did the >> No, I'm sorry. I wasn't talking about you. I met your your oldest. >> Yeah. And yes, I was telling you when I was 16 in high school, got pregnant. I did the right thing and I had her >> and um I met my now husband and have four kids with him and I'm now almost 35 years old. >> Went to a girl. I have literally barely ever had a traffic ticket in my life. And um our This doesn't [ __ ] up the rest of my life. I just spent the last three years of school going through nursing school. >> You said your your oldest was D. >> I wish him the best. >> It's awful. >> You're 3.83 GPA average in school. I do really well. Good for you. >> I should have all the things. >> Central 18. What's my case number? Can you repeat? >> What's my case number? >> 6185. Thank you. Pioneer has clear anything significant in here just personal property. Yeah, there's body spray in the front and the very very back there's a patch for bandaids and um probably neos. >> Gotcha. >> Tea cleaners. >> I took the white claws home from the party that I brought them to. M >> yeah I left So the two full ones um were left in your car. The one that was half gone I had to spill it out and we're going to half gone. >> I understand but then I wasn't doing the right thing. >> What's that? >> I said I understand but I wasn't doing the right thing. >> Just was getting close to him. >> I got you. Listen. >> No, I know you get it cuz I just came from a cop's house. and I've driven his wife out. So, I know you though. I'm just saying. >> Listen, hey, tell >> nothing personal. I'm just I'm just doing my job, that's all. So, like I said, you're going to have your day in court, get a lawyer. Um, >> I don't I don't eat all my good. >> It's not bad. >> I guess you got a lawyer and do a lot of things. >> I mean, so I I can't give you legal advice, but um you definitely have that option. So, um that that's is a decision you're going to have to make with uh you know, yourself and and husband or whatever. So, >> see you have some money in here. I was going to count you just to make sure we're on the same page when there was money in the front. Would you like me to place it in your wallet? Would you like me to place it back where it was? Doesn't matter to you. >> It's fine. Like I said, we're just going to count it. Just make sure I was doing the same feature. You said the band-aids. >> It's also a teeth. >> Okay. And this one is >> Yeah. And there's peppercorns in there. You take uh they relieve your stomach pains actually. >> What's it called? Pepper. >> Just pepper cords. Stuff that you probably would buy in the supermarket stomach. >> Gotcha. Okay. I never knew about that. >> This is your wallet. So, I'm just going to, like I said, we're going to count all the money and we're going to place it all back in there. So, we have 20, we have 21, 22, 23. 24 25 26 27 28 $29 cash sound right there right there. $29. Okay, I'm going to put that all back right back in the wall here. It's all in one spot. There's going to go back in there. Keys are going to go back inside just where you have them. Put the eyewatch back here as well. out. You might just stand up over here picture. So, you want to have your back to the wall. I just want to look at this black camera. Look straight in. And then you turn your whole body face that wall. You put like your right shoulder on the wall. All right. You can have a seat for me. Thank you. Attention 14. See there? I wonder if for can you grab a packet and then come back please. Um so basically how this works is pursuant to John law we have to release you to somebody. So, um I said your mother, your husband's in the area. So, whoever you'd like to call, um I'll let you do that now just so we can get them started over here cuz like I said, it's not going to be a terribly long process here. Um what do you think? You would like would you like to call your husband or doesn't matter who. Um it seems to be somebody that's willing to come here, pick you up, and basically sign saying that you uh you won't drive for the next 12 hours. Yeah, >> I guess. I think we find out how you want to just pull it up and you can put on speaker and I can explain the uh how it works basically. But he's coming from Peton. Is that it? >> Yeah. 15. But it's okay. >> Okay. >> Want to throw a speaker? And then again I can I can explain it if you want. Please leave your bed. So, you want to try it again, we just we can't we can't release you until someone comes to pick you up. >> I I understand that. >> You want to try them again or try somebody else? Seven. >> Um, before I call my mother, before I call my mother, uh, if if nobody answers the phone, cuz it's obviously really late at night. >> Yeah, sure. Yeah. >> Um, what is like the protocol? Um, so I mean the next steps, uh, either keep trying them, um, worst case we can maybe have someone go out to the house and knock on the door. Um, stuff like that. >> Listen, I understand. It's just we we we can't let you go until someone comes. You know what I mean? It it could be anybody. Um, but that that's pretty much like we have to release you to somebody basically and then they're basically saying, "Hey, you know, we won't let her drive for the next 12 hours." That kind of deal. So, >> um, if you like to keep trying, you want to wait a couple minutes, we can try again. Um, it's up to you. >> Um, I'll try my husband one more time before I I try my mother. My mother lives in Riverwood's like retirement community. >> D, was it Dford or >> Yeah, Westford. Okay. >> Riverwinds. >> Listen, that's just I like I just wanted to um get ahead of it here. So, obviously we don't have to keep you here longer than you need to be or anything like that. So, um if you want to keep trying, him be my guest. It's bad. He's not going to get there asleep. They're all asleep. It's 3:00 in the morning. >> Okay. Yeah, listen. I understand. And um I can't. You're you're you're saying that uh I guess I don't know if I was under arrest or or or honestly I really just don't know too much of what like any of this is really. >> But you're just saying that I can't drive home. Does Does that mean that I can leave uh that if an Uber takes me home or like I don't I'm sorry. I just don't know. We So we And listen, I understand. You know, it's obviously it's it's new to you. Um so we have to release it to somebody, right? >> Oh, they have to sign like >> they have to sign me home. >> Um they they can refuse if they like. I mean it's they're not forced to sign, but um we have to release it to a third party. So um basically it's called the the law is John's law. So basically it says that the car pursuant to being arrested for DUI, the car is impounded for 12 hours. Um, and then we have to release you to a third party where we would then read them obviously a little little paragraph saying, "Hey, they're assuming responsibility that you won't drive in the next 12 hours, assuming John's law." Um, and then if they want to sign their, it's up to them. But we we have to release you to somebody. We can't just let you walk out. Um, because, you know, obviously you're we believe you're intoxicated and everything like that. So, it's it's a liability. It's a >> risk. What does what does that mean and everything like that? >> Not the bad choice of words, but I mean, we believe you're intoxicated. >> It's a terrible choice of words. You believe that I'm intoxicated? That's it. >> That's that's why you're >> But that's it's there's no We believe you're intoxicated and everything like that. >> Yeah. Okay. There's no everything like that. I apologize. But we believe you're intoxicated. >> There is no everything with me. I had a couple white calls. You pulled me over. You gave me a test. I passed the test. >> Absolutely. Yep. >> And >> yeah, I'm like I said, I'm just trying to explain the next steps. Okay. So, whoever you want to call is up to you. We You got to call somebody. Someone's got to come pick you up. All right. I just was asking what's the next protocol if somebody can't >> then like I said we're going to have to think about we're going to have to knock on some doors or something. So I mean that's hoping we don't get to that point but um we can't let you >> would have to go to my house and >> we can't we can't let you just walk out of here by yourself. >> No, no, I'm not asking that though. I uh you're saying if I if I if they don't pick up the phone cuz it's the middle of the night, you have to go buy your own doors. >> Make sure >> if you can't get a hold of everybody else, >> then you have to go bang on doors. >> I mean that that's an option. I mean, usually >> not an option. I'm just asking what the protocol is if I can't get a hold of them. >> It depends. We have to do whatever we can to get a hold of somebody. So otherwise, you got to stay with us until someone can come. So >> that's what I said. >> Um neither of us want to do that. You you don't want to sit here. But I obviously just told you I have five kids, four that are like under six. >> Would you like to give your mother a try? >> Not really. >> Oh, I don't really I don't I feel like at 34 years old, not my mother's problem. >> No. >> Yeah. >> But I mean, if she's, you know, if it's going to if she's going to be the only one that can answer, come get you, then. >> Yeah. But after a certain age, she's not mom's problem anymore. Oh, I hear it. >> Is this your next ticket number? This first take of the book. >> Did you just take it out of there? >> Yeah. >> Uh, yeah. The first book I just ran out of 67. I just need to take the box. >> Yeah. There was no packets down there. I would love it. And I started >> Oh, yet? >> Yeah. I didn't want to walk in the other room until you got hurt. What's your middle? >> Uh, November. She should tell you how tall she is. 5 foot five. >> Catherine. Catherine, >> can you please go wake up Dominique right now? >> Why? >> Because um I got arrested. >> What? >> Can you please go wake up Dominique right now and put him on the phone? >> Okay, hold on. Let me put clothes on. >> How much do you weigh? 139 lbs. What did you do? >> Are you going to go again? >> Yeah. >> Hurry up. >> Your husband. This is my oldest. >> Should I just give him my phone? >> Wake him up and give him the phone, please. >> Hello. >> Hi there. It's Officer Younger with the Meford Police. Uh, your wife's not injured or anything. She was arrested for driving under the influence. She's going to need a ride home. Are you able to come get her? >> What? >> Uh, yes I can. Uh, where where are you at? So, the address is 91 Union Street. >> Give me Give me Give me two seconds. >> Sure. Sure. >> Oh, wait. >> So, like I said, she just needs a ride home. Um, she'll probably be ready to go in the next 30 minutes or so. >> 91 What? >> So, it's 91 Union UN I N Street in Medford Township, New Jersey. >> Hi, D4. for 25 minutes. It's like 20 minutes. >> Uh yeah, I think our GPS said about 15. So, >> all right. >> Yep. >> So, just tell them when it gets to the front door. >> Yeah. So, yeah, when you get to the front door, um obviously the the lobby won't be open, so you can just ring the bell and say you're here to pick up um your wife and we we'll let you in and everything like that. So, >> all right. All right. Thank you very much. See you soon. time on the control. >> Got it. Uh, so just because there's going to be a differential in time between that and the box, just whatever time we go in there, just make sure you write that down too or not on this because it'll be once she provides the sample, but just write it in like note paper or something. All right. Um, I have to read you a form real quick uh before we move on to the next phase of processing. Uh, this is it's called the New Jersey General's Standard Statement for Motor Vehicle Operators. I have to read it to you in its entirety verbatim. Um, it's a lot of words. I didn't write this, so if you have any questions, hold it for the end. But I'm going to read you this whole form. I'm going to ask you a yes or no question at the end of that. Um, you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated, NJSA394-50. 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 the 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 summon for the refusal. The 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 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 were found guilty. You have no legal right to have 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 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 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 samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples of her breath? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Do you need anything else from her before I take her over there? Uh, no. All right. You're just going to come with me to the next room. Before we do that, I just have to make sure we don't have any portable electronics in the room. I saw that my partner took your Apple Watch off before. Do you have any other portable electronics? Nope. All right. You can come with me. We're going to come back out here. We're going to make a right. >> Right. >> Yep. To the right. We're going just to this next room here. You're going to make it right in here and just have a seat on the bench on the far side of that wall there. I don't have to take see me taking all my electronics off here. So, this radio doesn't disconnect. battery for record purposes battery. So, I have to put some information in this computer first uh before it's ready to go. I need to get two good breath samples from you. Okay, I'll coach you through it. But the reason I explain that I have to read the instructions off of this form for baby. The instruction is going to be that I want you to take a deep breath and blow through their mouthpiece with one long continuous breath. You continue to blow until I tell you to stop and then I'll ask if you understand the instructions. I don't know why, but it seems like sometimes people get confused or overwhelmed with that. I know you're a little stressed out. >> When I say one, think of it like blowing up a balloon or blowing out. So, it's just one long continuous run. If you stop, if you inhale, the machine's going to shut off. We'll have to keep doing it again. And then if it does two at a time, it finds out. So something again people get confused, but the machine's designed so that like an 80y old can still provide. So it's not it's not a lot of error, a specific amount of hair over specific amount of time. And your birthday is 725 of 1990. Is that correct? I'm going to mark you when she gets on there. I'm going to start her up. >> Oh, yeah. >> What time is it on? What time is it on? Uh, we're on the 20th. I can't hear you. We're at 28 minutes. >> What's the time? >> Uh, right now 250 on the phone. >> Uh, >> so we want all the time to be on the same device now. >> Um, I might I must have stopped at 22 minutes. >> What time is it right now on that phone? 0250. O28 Take a minute. So when I call you up here, I read those instructions. You just can't touch the hose or roll that mouthpiece. Just seal your lips around the end of the mouthpiece and blow through that. Dylan, is your dash cam still going? My dash cam? Yeah. Um, it should be the car. It should be how we go kill that starts uploading actually. Just wait till you first write down whatever time it is on the control. It'll be done in a second. But that way you can see whatever time it is right now as the end of your period. pick up. All right, come on. I want you to take a deep breath and go into your mouth with long continuous breath. Blow going keep going. Stop. All right. Do you blow a little bit harder than that? That's a good sample. So, it took enough air, but this thing will time out after a certain amount of time, too. So, you just want to blow a long breath like >> right up against it. So, you guys take at least two minutes before we'll be good to go. And then you copy all that paperwork, too. And then he still has some questions for you when we're done as well. Yeah. I don't know if like I saw my angle ran like I don't know if that is consistent with what you saw or your camera review. >> I wasn't thinking at the moment. Um I uh it's it's off. It It's not connected and it's not blinking. Turn off usually turn on Just like before, I want you to take a deep breath. Blow through mouth with one long continuous breath. Continue to blow until I tell you stop. You understand? Take a deep breath. Deep deep deep breath. And blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Right. Got that. There you go. You can still lift your right mouth because as you blow, keep going. You're almost Halfway there. You're halfway there. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep plowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. Keep blowing. All right. I see. That's not an example. So, you want to put this in your mouth like a straw. And then we'll blow through. We're not blow. It's not coming through. So, we're almost there. Have a seat. I need another good sample. So, we'll just have to wait another couple minutes for this to sort itself out. All right. So, you got this. You don't have to push your lips up against it. I think that maybe that's where your resistance coming from. >> Probably. Yeah. I put my hands up against it. >> So, just put it like a straw, but you're blowing through >> a giant straw. >> Yeah. So, you're just wrapping it around the end of the the mouthpiece there >> and then you'll blow. >> Does that make >> No, you got roaches in here. >> Ants. >> They don't look like ants. Do you know how cold it is outside? That's We have >> I'm sorry. I'm a real I've seen a lot of stuff. >> I know we have don't know what our facility guys know. >> It's not ant season. That's like April honey. >> Didn't even know there was a season for ants. >> There is. And there's one for bees. You should get your house for bees at night. >> All right. I want you to take a deep breath and blow into the mouthpiece with one long continuous breath. Continue to blow until stop. >> All right, deep breath and blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You're doing much better this time. Keep going. You're halfway there now. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. All right. That was a good sail. You got a bunch of little >> tried to stop them. They die either. >> I heard they say you shouldn't step on, but I don't know why either. Sold all kinds of rentals and units and all kinds of [ __ ] that I don't even feel like selling anymore. I went to nursing school. >> Where you going to nursing school? >> Rowan. And I'm done. I get in uh this fall. It's my first term of >> the nursing clinicals. My clinicals. No, not my >> prerex. Well, I hope [ __ ] I hope that this isn't hurt me. >> No. So, >> I've literally never had a traffic ticket. >> So, this is like a >> bunch of galls. >> I don't have any. So does this this is not a criminal arrest. So it should not have anything to do with your nursing work. I would had I've had nurses, doctors, lawyers, pilots, military. >> I just don't have any traffic tickets. >> Valentine's 30 minutes. Uh I mean in my room I would turn on the machine fires back up >> and then it'll start and then you get priority upload to prioritize that. Once this prints out, we're going to go back to the other I was really in bed at 8:00 at night. >> You seem like a really nice guy. >> This is nothing personal. >> No, you can appreciate it. I know it's not personal and I do their job. The other guy seems like less and he's also just doing his job. He just has to find better words. Seems like he might be very young cuz like Tommy is pulling me in over cuz I'm drinking and driving and all of that. You You should probably know what and all of that means before you just say stupid [ __ ] >> I'll be honest with you. I think we both saw a couple different because I was pulling out way over before he got so >> I literally looked at my GPS though on my screen though and I swore it said 40 and I was going like 45 >> but there whatever you guys say is what's important but I'm just saying if you're telling me there's multiple I'm open to hearing it cuz I would like >> Yeah. So I I don't know all of the I was behind the whole time. I was on a side street saw you move through the intersection as the light changed light. I believe you went first, but I knew you were going over speed. I got to look the camera and see you went through the red light. >> I like never >> uh you were flying m So I was already pulling out to get behind you when he pulled out behind you. So obviously the two of us saw different population, you know, you drew our potential. That doesn't mean you were drinking at that point. That kind of came the after the fact that we started to interact with you. I want to set a good example for my oldest, too. >> Yeah, she just got her license. >> Yeah. >> Congrats. Sure. That's scary as a parent. >> Yeah. Um, I have to confirm these numbers and make sure they're within tolerance for the the test itself. But your preliminary until I confirm it, it looks like your BAC.13. >> I don't know what that means. >> Legal limit is 0.08. You're in a.13. So you're well above that. So we have I just have to confirm that all these numbers were in tolerance. They have to kind of correlate with one another. There's another format for print out. That's the until I confirm the number that's number 118. I just need you to step back when you're ready. >> Copy. One. And you said you're what? Cameon. >> Oh, no. Pton Heights. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you guys military or I feel like there's a lot of military in there? >> There's a ton of military. Uh, and uh, uh, no, we don't do anything with the military. >> I used to live down the road. >> Yeah. Where Fort Texas, my cousin till he left, I went to Germany. >> Um, >> that's I know that area just a little. I used to live in the Pharaoh, so I kind of know. >> Said our kids and then we transfer them out. >> Okay. All right. You're going to come on back out with me. We're going to go back to the other room. I'm going to go do the calculator. Looking like a 13. I just have to confirm it. All right. Yep. You're gonna make a left back in that first room >> before. Do you need anything from after that or >> um um that car when it's usually turned off? It just cuts the whole axon system out. So >> Oh, no [ __ ] >> I don't know. I don't I don't think it >> I'll pull it out of the is Did you pull it out of the salad port? >> No, I didn't. I should have. >> All right, I'll take it outside and then just get it going. Um so she's not Miranda yet. So she's got to do the alcohol influence questionnaire, the Mirandaizer, all that. Gotcha. >> Do you need any help with anything in the meantime? muting. All right. So, before we continue on, um just have to read you your Miranda rights. Okay. So, I'm just going to read the whole thing through um and just ask you if you understand questions. Just give me a verbal answer. Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand that? >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> You cannot afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed at no cost to represent you before any questioning if you wish one. Do you understand that? >> Yes. If you agree to talk to us, the decision to wave these rights is not final and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish, either before or during questioning. Do you understand that? >> Just sign right here for me. That's going to be interview. That's going to be your signature. I appreciate the seat. Thank you. Okay. So, with that in mind, um, what kind of alcoholic drinks did you have tonight? >> Just white balls. >> Just white ball. >> Only white bubble. >> That was it. >> Okay. >> No, not the only one in the car. I had a couple. >> Yeah. No, I'm saying only white balls. Okay. Yep. >> Approximately how many? >> Two or three. >> And where'd you go? >> I don't know where exactly dressed. I'm going to be honest with you. I go in my >> So, the reason we're asking it has nothing to do with that. We're not trying to get your friend jammed up. Were you drinking at a bar or were we drinking at a private? >> No. At my girlfriend's home. were in pajamas for a Gallentine's party and I went in my GPS and my girlfriend. >> You don't have to explain yourself. The reason it matters if you were drinking say a bar and that's where your last drink was. We have to submit paperwork to the state. >> Oh, it's okay. Okay. No, I just go in my maps and I hit her location and I went to her sister's house. >> Only only her house, but that's >> that is it. Yeah. >> Have you had a guess about how much time between each of your clothes they had each trip they had? I don't know. It takes me a while to finish a drink. I don't >> literally an estimate is not >> 40 45 minutes or so between that white. >> Look how much money again. Guess >> I don't know. I got there, I started making mac and cheese and shrimp and stuff. I I literally I don't know >> what time what time you get there. >> Got to her house at like 8 >> 8. >> You had to guess maybe how long after that till you had your first one. Again, a nest and it's good. >> I don't I really don't know. I got there and I started making mac and cheese and shrimp and food and stuff and I >> You think hour more or less an hour? >> I I I I honestly I don't know. I could be talking to somebody in 20 minutes while go by and it'll be an hour and I'll not know. >> So, do you know around when you finished your last one? Last turn. >> Yeah, it was getting very close to home and I I I took the ones that she had on her deck that I brought there into my car and I took them home and I opened one on the way home. which you guys found in the car, >> which there was probably like two sips taken out of that. >> So what? Like before? >> Yeah, it's getting close to home. I figured I was going to be home and take it home. >> And then assuming you had food tonight around when did you finish eating, had your last meal, last bite to eat? >> I've been eating all night. Uh, even up until I left her house, we were just snacking. I had tacos ready for our last. >> So, you got pulled over at 1:48. How long before you got pulled over, would say you left our house? >> 48. Uh, probably had to be like 1:15 or so. >> So, about 1:15. >> I had my last like taco. Everybody was talking. Then everybody went to lay down. >> Not an exact science. This is just generalizations. It's fine. >> You said tacos. Did you eat anything else other than tacos? >> Yeah, I did a ton of stuff all day. My mother picked me a fam before I even went to my friend's house. >> When you were at her house? Tacos? What? >> I have been eating all night. >> We'll go with tacos. Well, he fills the rest of that out. I'm going to give you this. This is your copy of the alcohol influence report. So, this is that machine that you were just in, the alco test unit. There's a lot of information for the calibration data. The most significant number is the one down at the bottom for your reported breath results. So, it's 0.13. All right, that's your copy. And then obviously you'll get the rest of your paperwork. Uh I'm going to go move your car and if you're done with the back when I come back, I'll take that and get your husband assigned. Your husband just got here. So once we're done with the tickets and everything, you'll be out here shortly. >> All right. I got to come back through here anyway. The [ __ ] All right. Marked that for priority uploaded. uh as it's cooking out. It's not super clear. You have to like zoom in unless you remember seeing it, but say the ninth, right? All right. I guess sign off. Hey, sir. How are you? Hi, I'm officer shock. I just have to let you know my camera's on while we're talking. Uh, you can come over to the back table over there. Just have a seat. Uh, just have a seat. I forgot the piece of paper I need. I'll be right back. Grab the new machine if I need it. Sorry about that. >> So, I'm Officer Shockley. I'm not the arresting officer, but are you Laura's husband? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, she was arrested for DUI. She was pulled over for violations. Ultimately, it resulted in her arrest. Uh, but we explained to her, I tell you the same thing. It's a traffic offense in New Jersey. This isn't a criminal offense. I know she was concerned about going to nursing school, things like that, how it would affect her licensing. This isn't something that should have anything to do with that. >> So, these are She's going to leave here today with a bunch of traffic tickets. Uh, there's a form I have to fill out. It's called a potential liability warning. Uh, let me just fill in the rest of it. I'll explain it for you. Okay. And do you have your ID on you while we're talking? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. Devin, your middle name? >> Uh, Devon. >> Devon. >> D E V O M All right. So, this is what we call potential liability warning. This is something that we provide for anytime anybody's arrested for driving under the influence. The short version of the form is because she was arrested for DUI, if you she is known at this point to be intoxicated. So, if you let her drive a car right now, well, we know that she's impaired. You could be held to the same liability as she would even if you're not the one that's driving, but for allowing that and explains the penalties and risks associated with that. >> Do you know where the car is? >> So, the car is towed. It's held for 12 hours from the time of the arrest. So, she was arrested at 206. So, anytime after 2:06 p.m., you can come back here to the police department. We'll give you paperwork for the vehicle released. And then you have to go to the toward from there. >> Just make sure you said we can't pick it up until 2:00 today. >> Correct. So, I'll have you read through this and then after you sign this, I'm going to go back and make a copy of it for you as well. As long as you understand that, we'll sign down here. >> Uh, so her reported just as a general point of information, not that it changes the status of where we're at now, her reported uh, BAC, her blood alcohol concentration is a 0.13. So, the legal limit is an '08. So, she's quite a bit above that. Uh, the only reason I say that is just to kind of have a general understanding of, you know, where she's at right now. She's been cooperative. Obviously, she's upset. Um, do you have any questions for me? Kind of about >> No, you said to come up here today around 2:00. >> Yeah. So, anytime really realistically after 2 p.m. you'll come here. >> After 2:00. Um, just come here and then then they'll be able to give you the instructions of where to go to the tower. >> Correct. And then just I know that you guys aren't too close. It's a little bit of a drive to get here. So, normally our toward is only open during normal business hours. So, Monday through Friday. Obviously, tomorrow is Sunday. Uh if you give us a call first instead of going down there, we can let you know where it's at. You can call the towyard, see if they can make arrangements, if they can release it over the weekend. If not, I wouldn't want you to have to come back here tomorrow and then come back on Monday uh and make multiple trips that can be avoided. So, if you give us a call, we can definitely help you out by phone uh and see if they can make arranges, but I can't guarantee that they're going to be able to make that accommodation for you. >> Gotcha. >> All right. >> All right. >> Any other questions? All right. Let me give you your ID back. I'm just going to go make a photo copy of this. Uh, and the officer the or the arresting officer will bring it out with her for you. All right. Thanks. >> So, it should be another couple minutes. He's still working on her tickets. Uh, once he's done with that, she'll come out. Actually, just knowing he's going to be a couple minutes, I'll give you this copy now while you're waiting. >> And then you get a hanger. Just, you know, if you go out that door, it's going to lock behind you. You won't be able to get back in. So, you're more than welcome to wait here. If you need a bathroom while you're waiting, there's one right behind you and a water fountain on the wall there, too. No problem. >> I smell I was smelling it coming through. I was like, where is that coming from? And then so these are going to be like I said so you're going to get one um this one for the consumption motor and then for a container motor vehicle and this one >> they're not the same thing. >> So they're two different statues. So having container consuming two different things. Um obviously you know you said you were >> I don't know. That's what I'm asking. >> Yep. So it's they're two different statues basically. So, one is saying you have an open caner in the car. One saying you were consuming the alcoholic beverage while driving, >> right? But this is the DUI. >> Okay. And one of these is for an open can, and one of these is for what? >> Consuming the open can. >> So, there's an open can and there is a consum. One's for drinking and the other one's in there. >> Yeah, exactly. So, those are the two. This is your um for the speed. So, I say like 60 and 30. This is one that he's missing. Did you talk to her about the car yet? >> Uh, yep. Okay. Pine. >> Yep. So, I told your husband typically when we release the car, I will give you the paperwork anytime 12 hours after the arrest, but typically they're only open door business hours. Obviously, tomorrow's a Sunday. There's nothing stopping you from giving them a call and seeing, hey, if I get the paperwork, can you make those arrangements off hours? We can't make any promises that they'll be able to facilitate that. >> But you guys are >> Yeah, we're here 24/7. So, 12 hours after the arrest, >> I can come here and get the release of the vehicle tomorrow whenever 12 hours. >> Yep. Realistically, anytime after 2. It was 2006 is the time to rest. So, >> and then try them if they're not open anymore. They're definitely closed, but you can >> call them. Would I suggest it to your husband? Whatever works best for you. I would call the towyard first because you're going to have to come back here anyway. So, why make that trip twice if you don't have to? You know, that's almost 2 hours of your time. Take a round trip or both trips. Uh, but if you call them and say, "Hey, my car is impounded. I'm going to go get the paperwork from the police department. Can I pick it up today?" If there's someone available, maybe they just towed a car and they're like, "Yeah, you can get here in the hour. We can help you." Um, but if not, you would just have to wait until business hours on Monday. >> What's the fourth one for? >> Uh, so the fourth one is the speed and then there's going to be a fifth one that >> What was the speed? >> 60 and 30. Wow, that was >> which was wild cuz I swore that I was only on 45. >> That's like document. That was definitely >> You slowed down to 45 after you passed. No, I was I I actually look at my I have a large screen in the center of my console that I watch and I watch the speed. I already know where I'm going. >> Just a thought. These are accusations, right? You're going to have your day. >> This is not true. This 60 m hour is not >> this is it's an accusation. So based on whatever it is that he saw the radar unit, that's the readout you got. So you'll have your day in court, right? This is just he's explaining to you what you're being charged with. That doesn't mean that this is how all this ends. It's my experience that most of these things get sorted out long before it goes to any type of trial. >> But but what you're telling me is that a police officer is allowed to accuse me of doing 60 even if I wasn't. >> Well, that's your opinion. He says he had you at 60. >> That's not He's accusing you based on what his radar was. And I'm inclined to agree even though I didn't see you on radar. You flew through that intersection. That's why I was turning around to go get you myself. I just didn't have my radar on. >> Right. But you said that you felt like it was yellow when I was going through it >> again. I had to go back and check the camera. >> So that's But that was enough to draw my attention to you. >> Right. >> Right. >> But that was >> And I went back and checked and I don't believe you ran the red light. So I'm not even going to raise >> I don't think I ran the red light. I I wouldn't be >> Yeah, it was close. But again, I don't think you did. So this is going to be for reckless driving. Basically, it's just saying that >> I agree with all these. I just >> I know I wasn't going sexy. It's like hurts my feelings, but it's fine. >> It was way before you probably even realized he was behind. >> And and you know, like I had my calls, I drove home and stuff, but >> I Yeah, >> again, like I said, accusations March 6, um 2025 at 8:30 a.m. So, mandatory got to be there. Okay. Um the course will reach out to you with with all that information, but any other questions? >> No. >> Y we'll walk you out. She has her cop alance report, right? >> I'll put yours with your paperwork with the calculator all the way down there. We're going to go straight ahead. >> It's going to be right through that door. Okay. This one right here. >> Yep. I'm sure if your husband your husband parking lot is the door to the right will let you in. Yep. Have a good night. Right.