Your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Being arrested for >> driving under the influence >> of what? >> Of alcohol. >> No. No. >> Turn around. >> Hi. How are you? >> You okay? >> Shaking up anything. >> Okay. >> I was at a complete stop. >> She came running into me. I think she's drunk. >> Okay. >> I think she's drunk. She wants to pay. Whatever. She slammed me. I hit him. Look, my seats. Everything went down. And I was at a complete stop. Put foot on the brake. >> Okay, >> ma'am. Do you have your your license? >> Yes, I do. >> The vehicle registration. >> Okay. >> The insurance. >> Oh my god. >> Are you okay? >> I don't know. >> Okay. You want first aid to come check you out? >> You know, I have I have metal in my neck, >> so I did get really whipped. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> I don't know. Here's my um >> All right. Listen, take a breath. All right. You want take a seat in the car. Relax. Do you want me to call first aid for you to get checked out? I >> think I should. >> It's up to you. >> I don't know. >> You let me know. They're volunteer. You don't have to. They're not They don't charge you. Nothing like that. They come out, they check you out for free. >> And then if you if they think and you feel that you want to go to the hospital, you go get checked out. >> One of you out there as well. >> Okay. >> If you want to take a minute, >> all right, >> assess yourself, take a breath, and then uh you let me know. Okay. Ma'am, >> also real quick, do you have an updated insurance card? >> Not on me. >> Okay, we'll we'll figure that out in a minute. >> It's good. >> I I believe you. I'm just We'll just figure that out later. All right. >> I'll take all three. >> Oh my god. And you know what? >> First one's going to be New Jersey Delta 63 Nancy Victor Nancy. Second tag is New York Delta Papa Foxtrot 5735. >> And the third is going to be New Jersey Tango 37 Papa Juliet Sierra. My seats went down. My back seats went down. Is that from her front plate? >> Okay. >> What's leaking out of my car? >> You have the AC on. >> Yeah. >> It might just be coolant. >> That looks like it's more than AC. >> Can you please have first aid respond? The uh >> kind of sticky. >> The radiator might got pushed in a little bit. shut off. >> Yeah, it's slimy. >> I can't get it off my hands. >> Gross. >> Okay. All right. So, leave your aunt's house in Rumson. We're having a barbecue. Go on a lava lap. going to the intersection and >> look down for a second and slam right in through the back of her. >> Okay. All right. >> Um >> so my ticket fortunately >> and you work at the care center on the corner. All right. And uh Julia, what's your um what's your phone number? All right. Um, okay. All right. >> Just what I need. One more [ __ ] ticket. >> You have a lot of tickets. >> Yep. >> Why is that? >> 20s. >> Okay. With speeding and stuff like that or >> anything else? Nothing crazy. Just >> Well, DUI that was two years ago. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. All right, Julia. What uh what I'm going to have you do, we're going to come over here in front of my car. All right. I'm just going to ask a couple more questions. Okay. >> Why? >> I'm going to ask you a couple more questions cuz I'm getting an odor. There's alcohol on you. Okay. >> What? getting an odor of alcohol coming from your breath and from the car. >> Okay. >> So, I'm g have you precautions. Okay. Have you do some tests? >> And if everything's all good, then we'll call it a night. But we'll see what's going on. Okay. >> Maybe come over here. We'll do want my car pointed. >> You can do it right here. >> Oh, he's going to move his car. >> I'll move your car. But this is level. You got your line. >> Okay. Sounds good. >> Okay. Go home. I have work tomorrow at 8. >> Okay. >> Seven. >> All right. Julia, what I'm have you do is stand, feet together, arms at your sides. Okay. >> I can hold >> He'll hold your phone. Okay. >> Hands loose at your sides. All right. Stay in that position till I tell you not to. Okay. Julie, are you familiar with the English alphabet? >> What's your highest level education? >> Bachelor. >> You have a bachelor's degree. Okay. So, you know how to read and write the English alphabet? Okay. So, don't begin until I tell you to, right? But I want you to recite the English alphabet from letters A to Z without singing or grouping. >> It's going to sound like this. A B C and so on all the way to Z. Do you understand these instructions? >> Begin. A B C D E F >> H I J K L M N O V U R S T V Okay. So, next test, I'm going to have you stay in the same position. Hands loose at your sides. >> Feet together. All right. Stay in this position while I explain the next test. >> Again, hands loose at your sides. >> Next test be one foot. One leg stand test. Okay. Have you do the foot of your choice, you're going to raise it 6 in above the ground, keeping it parallel with the ground and counting out loud 1,00 2 100 3 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Yeah. >> Again, I will demonstrate for you if you just want to watch my feet for your choice. Don't begin yet until I tell you. >> I'm good. 1 1,00 2 100 >> Stop. >> Stop. Don't begin until I tell you. I need to go. >> Feet together, >> hands are at your sides. >> Again, I'll demonstrate. >> Foot of your choice, 6 in off the ground, counting out loud. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. Do you understand the instructions? >> I understand. >> You may begin. One 100 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 >> Keep your I tell you to stop. 11 100,00 12 100 13 100 14 100 15 100 T I'm going have you stand over here on this line have you place both feet on the line heel to toe with your hands resting at your sides >> both feet heel to toe >> like right now >> yes please okay with >> your hands loose at your sides Stay in this position until I >> stay together. There you go. Stay in that position till I tell you to start the test. You understand? >> Headquarters. >> For this next test, have a walk and turn. >> Heel toe. Heel toe. >> Let me explain. You're going to take nine heels to toe. Have you stay in the position? Take nine heel to toe paces. No, >> counting out loud your steps >> all the way to nine. Once you reach your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small choppy steps to turn around. Can you head over to >> take a series of small choppy steps to turn around and take nine to paces back counting them out loud. I will demonstrate. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm going to demonstrate for you. >> So, >> so your feet are together and take nine steps counting out loud. One. Don't begin until I tell you. >> Two. Three. On your ninth step, you're gonna put your feet together and take a series of small choppy steps. Turn around >> and take nine heel toe steps straight back. >> Okay. Do you understand these instructions? >> Yeah, I think so. Nine. >> Do you want me to reexlain the test? >> Okay. Maybe begin when you're ready. 63 out here. >> Turn like this. >> Flip flops on. >> I explained it to you. What? Go ahead. >> Is that what you said? Turn together. Feet together. >> Okay. And then continue the test. I'm not comfortable giving you a number because >> you can't spin in each. >> Okay. Well, spin is a series of small choppy steps to turn around. Okay. >> She can't even turn around in flip-flops without almost falling. And listen, she keeps blaming the shoes. This is classic impairment deflection. I've seen this exact behavior dozens of times. It never ends well. I want you back towards that police car. >> No, no. Just put your feet together. Hands loose at your sides. >> See the tip of my pen up here? Right where my finger is. >> All right. Keep your head straight. Follow with your eyes only. Okay. >> Yeah. It's just light. Okay. >> What light? My flashlight. It's not even in your face. >> It's a context. >> Okay. Go. What's that? >> Fast. >> I know. Don't worry about it. Just follow it the best you can. >> I'm going to go fast. Follow my pen. >> Trying >> to me. Yeah. Okay. Do we have looking at it until I tell you to stop >> or the Toyota? >> I think it's Toyota. >> Yes, that's a >> my pen. >> You're not. I know when you're looking at it. >> I am. I'm looking at your pen. Uh, >> stand by on it right now. I'm >> looking at you at this again. Don't move your head. >> The operator of that vehicle is one is being tested. >> My pen, please. >> First name is Patrick Thomas. The last name is going to be Frank Alpha. Romeo Romeo 12. >> Julia, first turn around for me. >> Turn around. >> Why? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Being arrested for >> driving under the influence >> of what? >> Of alcohol. >> No. >> Turn around. >> Before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. I have read the above statement of my rights and I understand each Okay. Do you understand these rights? Has I read them to you? >> I do. >> Okay. Have you signed right here? There's a bad >> What are you being arrested for though? >> Failing >> driving. >> Failing. Yeah. But what? Because of a field test. Yes, >> ma'am. for. >> So, I'm going to have you sign right here if you understand your rights. >> He's valid out of Delaware. >> I don't >> I can read them to again to you if you'd like. >> No, no, no. I [laughter] I my rights. >> Okay. >> But like I didn't fail anything. >> Okay. Well, I'll explain a little bit more to you. Okay. But just have you sign? >> I don't want to sign. >> Okay. You don't want to sign. You don't have to. Be a refusal. But you understand your rights as they've been read. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You sure you don't want to sign? I know the Miranda rightites. I just I don't >> I mean >> it's just it's just >> because I failed a [ __ ] test >> for being suspected of driving under the influence. Yes, ma'am. >> Right. But okay. And then what grounds? Because I failed it because he hold a pen held a pen in my faith. >> Yes. >> Are you believe so? I was trying to have her sign. >> What is that? >> They're trying to have her sign. I want to go home. >> You want to sign? >> Okay. >> I mean, I have I want to make her like sign it if you want me to. I'm just like, >> "Okay, >> I need to go home." Like, I worked here. >> You just wrote down >> I'll sign it. Jesus, I need to get the [ __ ] camera. Like, I have work tomorrow. I don't have time for this. My lawyers [ __ ] kill me. >> Okay, I'll review your rights when I continue more. Okay. >> You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. 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 to take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine. this. >> I I still have to read them to you. >> I'll I'll read that number again. After you are 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'll be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you'll be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of a ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. >> Can I just like pay, >> please? Let me finish. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present 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 breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. >> Will you submit to the field test again? >> Let me finish this statement. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples to your breath? >> No. >> No. >> She's a nurse. She knows exactly how dangerous this is. Yet, she still refuses the breath test and begs to just go home because she has work at 8. That's selfishness right there. That's why refusal carries almost the same penalty as blowing over the limit. >> All right. Russell's going to get you. All right. >> Okay. But wait, >> wait. Am I going to do why I can't? >> Yes. >> Why? >> Cuz you're driving under the influence. Oh, >> you you have no proof. We did tests and I asked you numerous times if you wanted to submit samples of your breath and you declined and I read those rights to you. >> I No, I can't. No, no, I can't. This is No, I can't do that. >> Can we do another field test or something? Officer, >> where are they? >> They're in there. But but no, we did our test already. Yeah. Don't worry about it. >> So, who's going to pick you up? >> You want me to call him back and have have Tyler come? >> Are you sure? >> Let me find that again. I got it. >> Let's do the answers first. Oh, >> your cousin. Correct. Tyler didn't answer. >> I'm sorry. Please >> hang on. You got to keep your arm in here. Okay. I put it on you loosely so you didn't have to feel it and be crazy. But >> well then who else will pick you up? No. >> You're going to wait 12 hours. You have work tomorrow now. It's 1:00 a.m. >> It would be leaving here at 1 p.m. >> Why 12 hours? >> That's how long we'd have to hold you. >> Why? >> For being under the influence to make sure that you sober up before we release you. It's under a law called John's law that we have to keep you in