Transporting a female 41 headquarters. Starting mileage 1044.2. Um, I have a question. Is my vehicle actually going to be going to my res? >> No, it gets towed and then you can pick it up. But >> get like literally 96 county. How are you? Officer Mania Middle Police have a bot camera on this recording. That's fine. It's okay. Let's find it. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> All right. There's the registration tok. >> Oh, no idea where it is. Like a kid car. Let's find it. 4129. >> Whose car is it? >> It's mine. Um, sorry. Well, I mean it's not registered to you though, right? >> Oh, yeah. No, it's my father. >> Gotcha. >> It seems to be here somewhere. >> All right. Yeah, you can keep looking for it. Just the reason I'm stopping you. Uh you're kind of swirling back there. I mean uh you went into the the other lane and then I had my lights on for about like a minute and you weren't stopping. >> Oh, I'm just going home. I have work tomorrow. I went for a work event. >> Where did you go for work? >> Um we went to Charlie's and Lindrooft and then I went to Gabriella's. >> Okay. >> A little bit and I'm going home. My kids are at my mom's and I'm just going home and then I'm going to go to work tomorrow. >> Gotcha. Is there any reason that you didn't pull over right away when I had the lights on? I honestly I didn't see until I looked up and then I saw your lights and then I pulled over. >> All right. Were you on your phone or something or >> No, I'm I'm literally My house is right there. >> Hey, man. How are you? Where'd you say you're coming from again? >> Gabriel. >> Oh, Gabriella. Okay, gotcha. What were you doing over there? >> Um, so I went for a work event at leer like, "Okay, let's go to Gabriella for a little bit." >> Gotcha. >> My kids are at my mom's. >> Okay. >> And I'm just going home because I have work. >> Yeah. Okay, I got you. I got you. What do you do for work? >> Um, I just started actually. I work. >> Yeah. So, we went out for because somebody at work retired. Okay. >> So, I'm like taking her position. So, >> how do you like it over there? >> Yeah. It's nice. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm a I'm a single mom. I just got divorced a year ago. >> Sorry to hear that. >> No. Well, >> so I'm I'm doing I feel like, you know, I'm just having, you know, I'm just going home to go to sleep and I got to wake up to go to work tomorrow. >> Okay, I got you. Where do you live? >> Just based on the way you were driving and where you told me you were coming from, I just want to check to make sure you're good to drive real quick. I just want to check your eyes. Yeah, that's >> I have court tomorrow for field court. >> For what? >> Like um my ex isn't paying child support. >> Okay. >> And I'm fighting a cross motion. >> Okay. All right. Yeah. I mean, that has nothing to do with >> that has nothing to do with this, but I'm I'm fine. I just >> Okay. Yeah. No, I just want to check your eyes real quick to make sure you're uh So, I'm going to have you step out and just stand over here real quick, and I'm going to check your eyes and then uh >> Are you serious? Like, >> okay. >> Oh, just to the front of the car right there. >> Okay. My god, this is so embarrassing. >> Yeah, just uh if you just stand right up here. >> Yeah. >> And uh are are you comfortable with those sho? I'm not making you walk at all. So, are are you okay to stand on those shoes? Okay, >> fine. >> All right. So, uh do you have any issues with your eyes at all? >> Um I have prescription. Yeah. >> You wear contacts, glasses? Okay. All right. Are you wearing them now? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, what I need you to do is just uh can you see the tip of this pen? >> Yeah. >> All right. Just uh keep your head still and just follow the tip of your uh just keep your hands at your sides. Just uh follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and don't move your head at all. Okay. Understand? You understand? >> Yeah, I understand. >> Okay. Almost done. All right. And just follow it straight up. Okay. With your eyes. So, keep your head keep your chin down. All right. Just >> Okay. So, uh how do you pronounce your first name? >> Asma. >> Asma. Okay. Uh be honest. How much did you really have to drink tonight? We I had two glasses of wine at Charlie's and then I came to Gabriella's >> and they were giving like everybody like like the birthday like and then they gave everybody like a champagne. I had a sip and I sat there the whole time. My friend was talking to somebody and I sat there the whole time and then I left. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, uh yeah, your eyes are telling me a little bit different that you had more. >> Boom. Eyes don't [music] lie. She ups it to two glasses plus champagne, but the HGN test [music] screams otherwise. I have court tomorrow for child support, she pleads. Irony hits hard, fighting her ex for justice while dodging her own. >> Okay, so I'm going to have you do two more tests. All right, we're we're going to go into this parking lot cuz it's flat over there. If you want to take your shoes off, you can. Uh if it's easier for you to walk. >> Disgusting. I don't want >> Okay. Do you have other shoes in your car that aren't >> I have flats? >> Okay. All right. Where are they? Yeah, just go right in the front. >> Yeah, just go on the side of the car. This side. This side. This side, man. No, they're they're on like my >> Okay, if you could reach over just I don't want you standing in the middle of the highway here. >> I don't want to touch them. Can I just slip them on? >> You don't want to touch them? >> Yeah, cuz I have gemophobia. Can I just like slip them? >> Do you want me to grab them out of the court? You want to pick up? Okay, just stand just stand over here on the side. I don't want to get hit by a car. >> Where are they? In the back or the front? >> No, they're in the front by my side. >> My side? >> Yeah, on the floor. All right, we're just me grabbing the heels. I want to put them back in. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> All right, we're just going to go right uh next to where these cars over here. This just uh two tests I need you to do real quick and then we'll go from there. >> All right, so we're going to use this line right here. So, you can stand right here. >> Stand facing me. >> Stand >> and take like a couple steps back. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what I'm going [clears throat] to need you to do is place your left foot on the line. >> All right? And place your right foot in front of your left. All right? And your hands down your sides. And just stay just like that while I explain the test. Okay? Don't just stay in that position. Don't do anything until I tell you to do otherwise. All right? You understand? Just touch your heel to toe. >> All right? Just like that with your hands at your sides and just stay just like that. All right? So, with this for this test, I'm going to have you take nine steps down this line. All right? On every step, I want you to touch heel to toe, and you're going to count each step out loud. All right? You're also going to keep your hands down at your sides. So, when you get to your ninth step, you're going to turn around by keeping your front foot on the on the line, and you're going to take a series of small steps to turn around and go nine steps back. All right. I'm going to I'm going to show you how to do it real quick. So, if this is the line right here, you're going to have your left foot on the line, right foot in front of it. You're going to do one, two, three. When you get to the ninth step, you're going to keep this foot front foot on the on the line. Okay? You listen to me. You don't have to look at him. All right? Just listen to me. All right? You're going to keep that line, that foot on the line. Then you're going to turn around just like this. Take a couple steps to turn around and then nine steps back. One, two, three, all the way to nine. Okay. >> Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> All right. Do you need me to explain it again or you got it? >> Well, I I want you to be sure that you got it before you start. So, is there any any questions at all? No, no questions. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> Cuz you don't seem sure. >> No, I'm fine. >> I know you're saying you're fine, but I need to do the test. Okay. Do you understand the test? >> Okay. All right. So, if you understand the test, you can begin. >> So, say one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. I'll turn. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. >> Okay. All right. So, this next test I'm going to have you do is you're going to stand with your uh you can step towards me. >> All right. You're going to stand with your feet together. All right. And hands down at your sides. >> All right. When I tell you to, you're going to pick one leg of your choice. It could be your left or your right. Okay. >> You're going to pick it up approximately 6 in off the ground with your foot pointed forward just like that. >> Okay. >> All right. You're going to look down at your foot and you're going to count like this. 1001 1002 1003 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Oh, okay. >> All right. Don't don't start until I tell you to do. >> Yeah. >> You understand the test? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Thanks. >> All right. You can begin. >> Okay. Um 1001,002 10003. >> Pick your foot up a little higher. 2005 100678 100901 201234 2015 2016 >> Should I keep going 21123 what's it 1245 All right you're good here you go okay >> all So, uh, all right. >> Hey, I'm really not. >> So, what we're going to do is, uh, we are I am going to have to place you under arrest. You're going to come inside. You're going to fill out some paperwork, and then you're going to need someone to pick you up. All right. >> Wait, I'm not. >> So, so for now, just do me a favor. Just go ahead, put your hands behind your back. All right. Just uh place your palms out outwards. >> All right. Do you have anything in uh in your pockets at all that I should know about? Okay. All right. You can uh come come right back this way. >> Do you have someone that could uh pick you up from the >> Nope, I don't? >> No one at all? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, if just if you don't have anyone to pick you up, you're going have to stay there for 12 hours. Just saying now. >> So, just come back right back to this car back here. should be just a seat right there. >> Wait, I can't even get in. This hurts. >> A little bit. I'm supposed to go off. You're okay. >> You mind standing by. All right. Or I think Larry's up there if you want for Larry to do it. It's up to you. All right. I put all her stuff in the armrest. >> Okay. Uh I got ask her if she needs her phone or anything. Ma'am, is your phone in the car or purse that you need? You said yes. Okay. Uh, where is it? In the car. You need your purse, right? In your phone. So, you can call somebody. >> Okay. You You'll be out of there before they have to go to school. It takes about an hour to >> 45 minutes to an hour to process you and then you'll be out. All right. Do you want me to grab your phone? >> I don't know if that's how you feel. >> It's not up to me. It's up to you. You're the one who's going to have to call someone to pick you up. >> I don't have anybody to pick me up. I'm a single mother and I'm going home to go to sleep to go. >> Okay, I understand that. Do you want your phone so you can have someone to call to pick up pick you up? It's not doing me a favor by getting your phone or not. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm not going to grab it then. It's going to get it's going to go with your car when your car gets towed. Okay. If you don't want your phone. All right. 31396. County. >> I'll be transporting a female 41 headquarters. Starting mileage 1044.2 404.2. Um, I have a question. Is my vehicle actually going to be going to my res? >> No, it gets towed and then you could pick it up. But because I am like literally >> 396 county ann >> So I just want to know where my car is getting towed because >> no it's New Jersey state law that if you get arrested >> does it get towed because I would like to know that. >> I'm going to let you know as soon as I >> My brother is a police officer. >> Okay. >> Okay. My name is Asma Babber. >> Okay. >> I am a bober resident from a uh very prestige doctor family in home del. And this is absolutely ridiculous you know like I [ __ ] you know and it's really upsetting that you know from a position that I'm I'm in. >> Okay. Transport [music] flips the script. Prestigious doctor family. Brothers a cop. Total meltdown. Denial peaks, but reality sinks in. Friend bails her out. Life's messy, but accountability isn't optional. So, um, I just need your driver's license real quick. You have them with you. Did you have to drive away down here from Bayon? >> Sorry. >> Did you have to drive here from Bayon? Okay. I didn't know that far. I thought you live locally. >> Okay. >> That's what friends are for. >> Yeah. >> Mhm. >> I don't want to get in trouble at work. >> Yeah. So, quick question. Um, on my way here, I kind of had some trouble because the roads some of the roads are closed. So, like how is that going to work out when I leave? >> I actually had like one of the um like I guess one of the supervisors, he had to like leave me in here. >> Okay. Where uh where you trying to go back and then I I don't know. I got to drop her off to Homeell and then >> Yeah. So, uh, what exit on the Parkway did you get off of? 114. >> 114. >> Okay. And there was a road closed on the way. >> Yeah. They they had some construction or something like that. So, and then like I literally cuz I think they had some pavement going on. >> You can get on the Parkway at 117 if you like after you drop her off just keep going north on 35. >> Sure. >> And then uh you you'll see the the signs for the parkway. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> All right. So, um yeah, she got arrested for driving under the influence, I guess, wherever she was tonight. She had a couple drinks. a retirement party. >> Yeah. So, um if you want to just read this over real quick. Uh >> am I in trouble? >> No, no, you're not in trouble at all. No, you're just picking her up. So, technically, you're taking like responsibility for her from this point on until uh >> Okay. Okay. >> She doesn't have her car, so she can't drive it, but Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Here you go. So, uh I just need you to sign right here. >> Okay. >> After you read that. >> Okay. >> I don't have to go to court, though. >> No. No. So, yeah. All this is signing her up. >> Yeah. You're just picking her up. Just making sure that she doesn't drive tonight. >> All right. >> All right. >> It sounds I mean worse than it did. Yeah. When you >> No, it's just saying that. >> Okay. All right. As long as I don't have to go to court. I'm just picking her up. We're cool. All right. There you go. They