Fireball fleeing and felonies. On February 11th, 2024, Jake Dunn fled a domestic dispute at 18 Dupont A in a silver Toyota Sequoia after forcefully taking his girlfriend's keys and driving off without consent. He just left. We've been drinking all night. He just left down there in my car. Okay, I apologize for my language and everything, but he's driving my vehicle drunk right now. What kind of car is it? What kind of car is it? It's a Toyota Sepho 2001 silver. The last Tiffany is trying to tell you it's um Let's check the boulevard and uh it's a male in a silver sequoia Toyota. He's trying to leave town. If you see it, stop it. Got it. Do you know the license plate? Um I I can get it. Yeah. Okay. Just What year is it? 2001. 2001 Toyota Seoy. Silver in color. Yes. He's not supposed to be driving. He has no license. All right. He just died. It's a 2001 Toyota Seoya. He's not driving. He's done for 10 days. Um so what what happens today? I I It's just my brother on the phone. I'm really sorry. I went through his phone and he's been spotted with another girl. We've been together for 7 years. Do you have your license on you? I can go get it. Yeah, sure. I'm really sorry. You mind us if officer goes in with you? No, that's okay. Grab it. Let's get Smells like weed in there. We don't care. We'll get that plate. We'll call Tom. We have no nothing. Let's make sure. No physical. He's just right there. He doesn't play. What's just Do you uh name's Jagger? I mean, are you interested in the kind of thing of uh taking without your consent criminal charge against one more time? So, for him taking your your car? I I would love my vehicle back. But do you want to charge sign charges against him? Yes. For taking your car without your consent? Yeah. Okay. Let's get your charges. Was drunk. What if he crashes in? Yeah. No, I hear you. We're going to We're going to find it. It's my hele. Let's get your uh driver's license just so I can get that plate like the insurance and registration and everything. It's my vehicle. If we can get an address on David Rue as she believes that he's over there. Where is that? Lives on uh central app. Is it a motel or is it a hotel? It's like um an apartment complex. Okay. Ru. Another one of these [ __ ] things. Yeah. Okay. R U local. Yeah. Check. First name. Uh, David. David. [Applause] Uh, phone number for you. I'm about to clear up the caller. I'm going to have spotted later at Sumar and Central. Dunn rire of alcohol, had glassy eyes, and refused to cooperate. How you doing? patrolman sat police department just has a video record. So what just happened today at uh Dupont [Music] where you coming from today? DuPont. Okay. So what happened there today? What do you mean? Well, you're coming from there. So what happened at Dupont today? Nothing. Nothing at all. No. So we were called for a reason. No. You have your license? Calm down. How about you tell me your reason for being called? Um um no no this is not how it works. I'm going to dictate the stop. So give me your license right now. Okay? That's how it's going to work. And if you don't if you don't comply with my orders, I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. I'm going to place you in handcuffs. I'm going to be sitting in the back of my car till I figure out who you are. Okay? So this is how it's going to work. Okay? How you doing, man? Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'm I'm going to lower the window. Step out of the vehicle. It just takes a minute. Step out of the vehicle. No. Step out of the vehicle. Please step out of the vehicle. No. Step out of the vehicle. Step back. For officer safety, step out of the vehicle. Officer safety. Hey, you got to work with me here. Okay. No. Step out of the vehicle. I'm trying to work with you here. I'm trying to open the window and he won't let me open the window. He just opened my door. You know, it's if an officer is asking you to step out of the vehicle, you have to step out of the vehicle. For what cause? For what cause? It's a pending an investigation. What investigation? Do you suspect me of committing a crime? Yes. What crime? Okay, listen. We got called to the Dupont AB location. We were given this loc this description of this vehicle. Okay. With the first three characters of that license plate where we have reasonable suspicion to stop this vehicle for what? Okay. Based on our investigation that we're conducting at that event. Is this your sergeant? No, it's not. No. Sergeant. Okay. Sergeant. Sergeant. Sergeant. No. No. No. Under under New Jersey law, once I ask for a sergeant, you have to give me a sergeant. Sergeant. Sergeant. ignoring repeated commands, refusing to exit the vehicle, and demanding a supervisor. Request a supervisor at this conference. Supervisor. Okay. I'm coming after you. You got it. He's on the way right now, brother. Good work. Thank you. What's your name? Okay. Listen, you have to understand where we're coming from, though. We have to we have to do our due diligence here. Okay. What's your name? Okay. Patrolman Diovani. My badge number is 137. Okay, listen. You have to understand where we're coming from though. Okay. We understand where you're coming from. We get dispatched over to Dupont A. Okay. Okay. For for an in for a call that we have to respond to. We get the information there for a stop and hold given out by my sergeant on this vehicle. For what? For what? For what? I'm not out there. I'm not out there. Crime. For what? You're about to find out. What crime? You're about to find out. Find out. All right. So, that that's that's why this vehicle is being stopped. But I'm telling you right now, if an officer advises you to get out of the vehicle, you have to get out of the vehicle. That is not unless that that officer is of suspicion that I have committed a crime. Okay. I have committed. You are stopped for a lawful reason. You're stopped for a lawful reason. What lawful reason? Pending an investigation like I just told you at 18 Dupont F. No, no, no. I am legally parked in a in a in a legal spot sitting in a car. That's all I'm doing. That's all I'm doing at this point. At this point, I know, but the car that you're sitting in doesn't matter what car I'm sitting in. I am legally parked in in a car matches the description. Doesn't matter what the of the vehicle that we were given to of the vehicle for what crime. So, but what do you want? You What do you want us to do? You want us to just turn our head and see it? We're about to find out. You're about to find out. The officers that are there right now, you're about to find out. Is it Grand Theft Auto? You're going to find out. No, it's not Grand Theft Auto. Ben, you can't stop me. It's okay. Okay. Yep. Is that your car? Yes, it is. Good. Yes, it is. You? Mhm. How you doing, sir? So, supervisor. Yep. Card. Is it Jake? Card. Yeah. Yeah. It's Sergeant Mayberry. I don't have to give you a card, sir. Card. Yeah, it's Sergeant Mayberry. How do I know that you are Sergeant Mayberry? That's what I am. You want to see my name tag right here. Good. This Jake? Yep. Jake, how are you? [Applause] Um, I guess you are. Uh whose car is this? This is Tiffany Saratelli's car. Okay. From 18 Dupont. Yes. Okay. Um so she made some accusations uh regarding some sort of uh verbal domestic you guys had. What does that have to do with me being parked at this location? Just So what happens today? I don't know. You don't know. You guys didn't get in any kind of argument. Nothing like that. Listen, I'm on a lease. Yeah. I live there. Okay. Trying to get away. She's claiming that you guys had an argument and if we did, we did. If we didn't, we didn't. But cuz she she's claiming that she didn't give you permission to take the car. I mean, if you guys want to take the car, you can. Yeah. Well, that we'll get to that. Absolutely. So, how long ago did this occur? This car is parked. Yeah. But how long ago did this occur? Did what occur? The incident where you left. How long ago did you leave? What incident? The verbal argument that obviously that you were leaving from. There was no verbal argument. This car was parked here. This car was parked here when This car was parked here. When? Prior to us being I I I do not know when it was parked here, but it was parked here. I But you were sitting in it when the cops Correct. But I walked here. You walked here and then brought it here. Correct. Okay. All right. Well, obviously we'll post some video and see about that. But whatever video you want. Do you have license registration insurance? Don't need license registration? Yes, sir. You do. So, you're sitting in a car. It's operation. Where were the keys? Name the ignition. Doesn't matter. So, keys. It does matter. So, it's operation. Obviously, your your eyes are glass, sir. Your eyes are glass. I can smell I can smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from your person. I'm just telling you, sir. This is not for us to debate. Okay. We're questioning you. This is where your vehicle stopped. You're sitting in the car. Doesn't matter where the keys are. It does matter where the keys are. So, are you Did you drink anything today, sir? It does. Where did you drink anything today? Where were the keys? Did you drink anything? Where were the keys? Okay. License, registration, and drink. I don't have the keys. License, registration insurance. Don't have the keys. License, registration insurance. Don't have the keys. Sir, you're going to be placed under arrest. Why don't you call the individual who call? Registration insurance. Sir, you're obligated to give us that. Why? Because you are. It stays not running. The vehicle is not sitting in the car. It doesn't matter. Nope. Doesn't matter who's sitting in the car, sir. We're not going to debate this. Okay. Is it worth getting arrested for? Sir, you can't arrest me for sitting in a car. Yes, we can. This is operation. Okay. You're obviously not the ignition. You appear to be intoxicated. So, we have to you have to step outside. We're going to uh if I appear to be first off, you have to give us documentation. If you don't have it, you still have to you have to step outside. You have to be a reasonable stop. It is a reasonable stop. So, step out of the car. For what crime? Because now you're going to uh be given field testing. Field soiety testing. Suspicion of driving under the influence. But for what crime did you stop me originally? Because you cannot stop me investigation. We got information. I don't have to disclose that to you. No, it has to be reasonable. A no stepable articulable sir. Are you going to step out of a crime? What crime did I commit? Are you going to step out of the car? What crime? Suspicion of driving under the influence. So now we have to run you through test driving. So now we have to run you through test. But I wasn't driving. So would will you step out of the car? What What crime were you committing? Sir, we're investigating it. Okay. And you obviously look intoxicated. Crime. You're sitting in the front seat of the car. Are you going to step out of the car, sir? I did not attempt to drive away. Are you going to step out of the car? No. You're not going to step out of the car. Then you'll be placed under arrest. What crime is this? This is your warning. Okay. Step out of the car, please. What crime? Driving under the influence of uh alcohol and or narcotics. Step out of the car, sir. Have not driven. Step out of the car, sir. Crime. Step out of the car. You have no legal right to refuse. You have to. You have to comply. Suspect me of comply with this testing. You have to. You have no choice. Eyes are glassy. I can smell that oil on your breath. You're sitting in the driver's seat of my car. So, sir, step out of the car. Officers eventually had to forcibly remove him and arrest him on scene. So, we're asking you one more time. You going to step out of the car? You going to step out of the car? Are you a supervisor? You going to step out? Don't pull away. Don't pull away. Don't pull away. Stop resisting. All right. Stop resisting, sir. Don't pull away. I'm not resisting now. You're under arrest. I hope all you got body came on. We do, sir. Good. Lawsuit. We ask you several times. Step out of the car and then we'll pull away like that. Then again, lawsuit. Lawsuit. lawsuit. Sit up. Bend your knees. You want me to stand up or what? Stand up. That's why douchebag want all your bad numbers. Want every suckers. We we asked you several times to step out of a vehicle. What probable? You have to step out of a vehicle. Police officer ask you to step out of a vehicle. That's not it. That's not probable. Yes, it is. No, it's not. Okay. We have protected amendment activities. Okay. We can read it. Yeah. Okay. You can read it. You have your badge. Last time this is done. Nobody scumbag. You're going to hit me. You're a scumbag. You're a scumbag. Why don't you come to the department? Um, so he had definitely. Yeah. So when I got here, he flew out right when right when that's my key. Oh, it's okay. You got I got on video. Okay, sure. They uh removed it from ignition and hold it in his hands and put it in the center console. You So, uh let's secure this car. He has the keys to this. It's going to be in the center console. He put it right here. Yeah, he he picked them up physically and dropped. No, no, that's it. This is a Chevy K. It should be uh No, it was on his person, was it? I think it was on his person. It's on the That's the case. Might have to search him. Yeah. Unless you put him in the center. Okay. Munich. Oh, this is it. I'm going 26. I just attached a mail to the sunburst call. [Applause] I'm still on. Jim, what? I'm still on. What? At booking, Dunn agreed to a breath test and blew a 0.144% of BAC, nearly twice the legal limit. Charges included DUI 39450, driving while suspended, prior DUI, theft of motor vehicle keys, resisting arrest, obstruction of justice, failure to produce license, registration, insurance, two active warrants, $1,750 total. He was uncooperative during booking, threatened officers, and was transported to Ocean County Jail.