Hi ma'am. How are you? It's officer Shock with the Medford Township Police Department calling from recorded line. Uh just following up on the aggressive driver complaint. >> I'm sorry. What was that? >> My name is Officer Shockley with the Medford Township Police Department calling from a recorded line. I'm just following up on the aggressive driver complaint. I just wanted to get a a better understanding of what was going on. >> Well, when I was on Hope Road, right, I believe that's Hope Road. That's next 71. Hope Well, sorry. So, when I was on that street, I kept seeing the cars. It was a he was he or she I don't know they were in front of me and it kept looking like they kept crossing over the grass and looked like they kept hit about to hit a pole but then they would seem like they're realize oh shoot and then they go back to the lane then they go to the the incoming traffic then they like oh shoot you know like looks looked like they were tired because it looks like they didn't realize that they were getting off the road and then they got scared when they saw that they're about to hit something like aggressive move like they swerve back. >> I called you guys. It was because uh that car like lost control for a second cuz they almost hit hit something and they like lost control and went all the way to like the left lane completely. >> Okay. >> I was like, "Oh, shoot. This person is crazy." >> Okay. Did you happen to see who was driving? >> No. No. It was a just a dark like either dark black, you know, black or dark blue. I saw the license plate when, you know, when someone on the phone was like, "Well, can you can you tell what kind of car it is?" I got closer. I was only able to see the license plate. >> Do you know what kind of car like at all? Like an SUV, a city? >> It looks It looks like a Yeah, it look like a small four-door. Um I don't know if it's a Nissan or a Honda. I don't know. Did it look like a like a passenger car or like uh like a SUV or >> It didn't look like an SUV. It just looks like um like a small com um compacted or or standard car. >> Okay. >> You know, like I only saw it from the back and it's, you know, Hopewell doesn't really have like too many. >> Did you happen to see like a make or model? >> I couldn't see the make or model. I just got the license plate. >> Okay. But so would it be correct to say like it sat low to the ground, but you're not sure what kind it was other than that? >> See, I drive an SUV, so it didn't look like an SUV. It just looked like um you know, like, you know, kind of like an in between a license an SUV and a regular car, >> right? >> I don't if that makes sense. >> Okay. Yeah. So, like a crossover almost. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, not quite a car, not quite an SUV. >> Yeah. >> Okay, that that makes sense. Okay. We're still checking the area for it. We weren't able to find that car initially, but I just wanted to get a better handle on, you know, the situation. The license plate number that you gave, how confident are you in the plate that you provided? >> Yeah. So, I was really close and Yeah. So, um I I don't remember it now, but I was pretty confident at the time I was giving it. >> Okay. And the only reason I asked I see that it comes back to an address in the area. We're going to go make contact with them. just wanted to figure out what was going on first. >> Well, when they made a right on Tucker, they actually took the curve, too, >> right? >> Like, oh my god. But I just kept straight on Jackson, so property check the headers. >> Okay. All right. Very well, then. >> Hopefully, they made it home, you know? I don't know. It seemed like they were tired. >> Yeah. We're going to head out to the house and kind of get a better handle on what's going on then. >> Yep. All right. >> Thank you, ma'am. I appreciate you taking my call. And just while I have you actually, can you just confirm your last name? >> Fox fo >> and the first >> Justennia. J E S as in Sam N as in Nancy I A. >> And is this the best call back number for you if I need to get in touch with you? >> Yeah, this is myself. >> All right. Very well. Thank you, ma'am. I appreciate your time. >> All right. Bye. >> Byebye. >> A few minutes later. Well, at number 37 follow aggressive driver complaint. Engine's warm. >> 2597 available. Hi, how are you? >> Hey, how are you? >> Hi. I'm also shocked with the Meford Township Police Department. I'm just coming out to follow up on an aggressive driver complaint we had. Uh just trying to make sure that everything's okay. >> Oh, yeah. I'm okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Is that your car? >> Yes, that's my car. Yeah. >> Okay. Did you just get home or? >> Yeah, I came home just a little bit ago. >> Okay. Do you mind if I ask where you were coming from? >> I was coming to meet I was with my mom in Hen Heights and I came home from there. >> Okay. Anything to drink while we're out? >> Um, no. Why? What? What's going on? >> So, well, the report that I got from a third party was that you were swerving all over the road and they were afraid that you were going to cause an accident. >> Okay. >> Okay. The reason I'm asking about drinking, I mean, and there's nothing wrong with you having a drink if you're out. That's fine. You're an adult. >> Like, I mean, it smells like you've had a couple drinks. I just wanted to make sure that >> there's not more going on. >> No, no, nothing more going on. >> Okay. Couple drinks earlier. Is that fair? >> Yes, that's fair. Yes. >> Okay. About how long ago would you say? >> Uh 3 hours ago. >> Okay. And are you the driver? >> Yes. I drove the car home. Yes. >> Okay. Anyone else here with you? >> No, there's no one else here. >> Okay. So, based on the complaint, I I got to run you through a couple tests just to make sure that it's safe for you to drive just because we got that call. So, would you mind just stepping out in the driveway with me for a second? >> I'm not going to drive. >> I'm not saying that you are, but based on the complaint, you were the driver. There were some concerning things said. I just want to make sure that you're okay. I don't know. I'm going to get out of here. >> Yeah. No, I'm fine now. >> Okay. >> Um, do you have like a light out there? It's pretty dark. >> What light is going on right now, man? >> Do you have a a light over there? It's kind of dark. >> Um, I moved in the house a couple of months ago. Um, light goes on. >> How about a porch light? We could use this area. Oh, perfect. Right there. >> Okay, I got you. Um, so just to kind of gauge the room then, uh, when's the last time you had anything to drink at all? Have you had anything to drink since you were home? >> No, no, no, not so earlier today. Yes, earlier today. Yes. >> Okay, totally fine. Why don't we go to the drive? I just don't want to be on the cobblestone when we do any of this. Just it's a little unsteady. And again, I'm sorry to be doing all this, but I'll try to get out of your hair quickly. >> Such a wonderful I'll be conducting test with one. Um, so sorry. I'm just trying to divide my attention. >> I'm my mom after school and that was it. >> Totally fine. I get that. Um, anytime we do any of this, I have a, you know, couple procedural questions I got to ask you. Any injuries that I should be aware of? Um, doctor of pharmacy. >> So, you read, write, speak, and understand English. You know, your ABCs, all that fun stuff. Okay. So, the first thing I want to do is I want to check your eyes. Before I do that, you have vision in both of your eyes. >> Like you can see out of both eyes. Yeah. >> Okay. I see that you're not wearing glasses. You have contacts? >> No. No contact. >> Okay. All right. Cool. So, excuse me. Do you see the light at tip of this pen? >> Yeah. I'm I'm questioning just Sorry. You're I was in my house. >> Right. So, again, I I explained to you why we came out here, how I got this call. That that's the reason I'm here. They provided your license plate number >> since I've been speaking with you. I can smell the alcohol. I'm not saying that you're drunk again because I'm responding to the call for an aggressive driver incident based on some of the things that were reported by that party. I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't at least investigate kind of what was going on to make sure that there's no other issues. Does that make sense? >> Fair. >> All right. So, the first thing I want to do is I want to check your eyes. I'll have you stand with your feet together and you bring your hands down to your side. >> Do you see the lighted tip of this pen here? >> Yes. >> What I want you to do is follow that with your eyes and your eyes only without turning your head. Do you understand? >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. We're going to do that a couple times. I know it's uncomfortable. It's okay if it's not in focus. I just need you to track with me. Just keep your eye on that pen. Let's do the other one again. Just so you're turning your head. Just keep your head straight at me and just follow with your eyes. Sorry, I'm thinking a little bit. >> Understood. Okay, I'm going to go up with it. Same thing. Just follow it up. They'll tilt in your head. Just move so I can turn that back on. >> Sorry, it's back. >> Um, all right. You're doing great. Next thing I want to do is called the walk and turn test. So, let me find It looks like this is a little uneven. It looks like this is our best spot over here. So, we'll go right here just because there's a little divot right there. For this test, I'm going to explain and demonstrate the test. I don't want you to begin the test until I tell you to do so. The first thing I'm going to do is put you in the starting position. So, what I want you to do now is put your left foot in front of you. You'll put your right foot in front of your left foot. So, they're touching heel to toe and bring your hands down to your side. Can you come to this position now for me? >> Right. Do you want to go in that spot or this? >> Right where you're at. Starting where you're at. Yep. So, you put your left foot out. You put the right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. Bring your hands down to your side. Don't begin until I tell you to do. So, like I said, this is just the starting position. So you put that left foot on the line. Put your right foot in front of the left foot, touching heel to toe, and bring your hands down to your side. >> Okay? >> So put the right foot in front of your left foot. See how I'm standing here? >> Yep. >> Come to that position. That's the starting position for this test. I want you to hold that position while I explain and demonstrate the test. Don't begin until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps down a straight imaginary line. You'll turn in the manner that I'll demonstrate and take nine heel totoe steps back. It's going to look like this. One, two, three. I did three. You're doing nine. On that ninth step, you'll keep your front foot planted on the line. Turn around by taking a series of small steps and take nine heel to toe steps back. One, two, three. Again, I did three. You're doing nine. When you're performing the test, I want you to keep your hands down at your side, look down at your feet, and count your steps out loud. Okay? >> Once you begin the test, don't stop until you've completed all of the steps. >> Okay? >> Do you understand? >> Yes. Do you have any questions? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. Why don't you come back to that starting position for me? >> I'm nine steps forward, nine steps backwards. Right. >> Correct. So, nine heel to toe steps in a straight line. Turn around in the matter that I demonstrated. Nine heel to toe steps back in that straight line, keeping your hands down at your side, looking down at your feet, and counting those steps out loud. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you got to put the right foot in front of your left to start. That's the starting position. Right foot in front of the left, touching heel to toe. Okay. 2 3 4 5 6 sorry 7 8 9 and then you want to switch over. Turn them out to demonstrate a nine heel to step. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Okay, you can turn back towards me. >> All right, so we'll step back over here. Got a little bit more room. Next test is the one leg stand. For this test, the starting position, I'll have you stand with your feet together. Bring your hands down to your side. Can you come to that position for me? This is the starting position for the test. I want you to hold that position while I explain and demonstrate the test. Don't begin until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? When I tell you to begin, you'll pick a foot, either foot, and you're going to elevate that foot about six inches off the ground, just like this. Keeping both legs straight, your arms down at your side, and looking down at the elevated foot, you'll count out loud like so. 1,00 1,002 1,003. And you'll continue counting until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Yes. >> All right. Don't start yet. I got >> seconds. You said >> until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Sorry. Just going to adjust my camera here. When you're ready, you can begin. >> Keep going. Your hands down at your side. Make sure you count out loud. >> One, two, >> both legs straight. >> Three. >> You're bend at the knee. >> Five. Six. >> Keep going. >> One. Two. One. Two. Three. four, five, six, seven. >> All right, you could stop. We'll just move on to another one for you. I got one more test for you and then we'll get out of here together. Uh, this one's easy. This is the alphabet. So, I'll have you stand with your feet together. Bring your hands down to your side. When I tell you to begin, you're going to close your eyes and tilt your head up towards the sky. From that position, you're going to say your ABCs in a non-riythmic format without stopping or singing. It'll look like this. A B C. I did ABC. You're doing the entire alphabet without stopping her singing. And I know that I didn't close my eyes for that demonstration, but for testing purposes, you will. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> ABC through D. >> A to Z. The entire So, I did ABC. You're doing the entire alphabet without stopping or singing. Do you understand those instruction? >> You said close my eyes >> with your eyes closed and your head tilted up towards the sky and your arms down at your side. >> All right. When you are ready, you can begin. A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, P, Q, R, S, T, or V, W, Y, and Z. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Just turn away from me for a second. Okay, ma'am. So, at this point, you're under arrest for driving under the influence. >> Is there something that could pick you up when we're done? >> Yeah, I can. >> Okay. Is So, I know that you mentioned that you're out. Just relax your wrist. I don't want to um I know that you said you were out drinking with her. Is there Is she sober? Sir, I'm so sorry. >> I was in my heels. What just happened? >> So, you were driving. You haven't drank since you got here, right? We had a caller that described a very difficult situation about your driving behavior, which is what brought us here. Okay. Like I explained, I could smell the alcohol. And then based on the test, so for just so you understand the situation, this is a traffic offense. This is not a criminal arrest. So, this is something that we're going to go back to the police station. You're going to be processed. You're going to get a couple of tickets and you're going to get out of here. Someone's just got to come and pick you up. Do you understand that? >> I'm scared to death. >> Um I I'm going to explain everything to you along the way, okay? There's a bunch of paperwork and stuff that we have to do, but this is not a criminal issue. This is a traffic issue. You'll have your day in court. Okay? Uh I just need to know for today, and you don't have to tell me right now. We can figure it out at the station, but we'll have to have someone that can come and pick you up, a sober, competent adult. >> Okay. All right. So, we'll go over to my car here. >> Can I get my phone in my house or No, >> where's your stuff in the house? >> So, all right. I'll tell you because we're at your house. I'll walk back in with you for a second. We'll grab what you need so we can lock up the house. >> I'm so sorry, but I'm just like I'm sorry. I'm going through a divorce. Did somebody call me specifically who's related to the divorce or anything? >> I would assume not. I recognize the name of who called us, but I've never met you before, so I don't think it's anyone that's a part of that. I'm just waiting for my partner to come over. He's going to help us grab your stuff real quick. Uh that purse that you put down right inside the door, is that what you needed? I just need to grab my phone. >> Okay. >> Um I don't know if my phone's in the purse or if I had it on the couch. >> Okay. Is it So we'll check the purse. Just take a small step back towards me. Can you just check that, please? >> I put on the white lotus to watch. >> I'm sorry. >> Uh it's just car keys. Car keys. >> And you think it might be on the couch? It might be on the couch. I'm sorry. I just came in. >> It's all good. Yeah, it's on the couch. >> We have car keys in there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Your house key. Oh, you got a keyless thing. Uh there's not like a stove or anything on, right? We don't need to turn any burners off. >> No. >> No. Okay. All right. Come on out this way. We're to lock this door behind us. >> Wait. So, I'm I'm just like I'm I'm sorry. I'm I'm trying to process this. What? What is going on? Like I >> So, you're under arrest for driving under the influence as a result of that complaint that we got, right? And your performance in the fields of riding testing. >> We're going to go back to the station. You're going to get processed, released with a bunch of tickets. That's it. And then you'll have your day in court after that. All right. I can see that you're wearing tight pants. I still just have to search. I just need to pull your shirt up some so I can see there's nothing in the waistline. >> Leggings. >> No. Okay. All right. You can see here. I know sometimes people have like pockets in the waist to go up high. >> I don't have anything. >> Okay. All right. When we get to the station, those handcuffs are going to come off you as well. Okay. Appreciate your attention. Do you want to do it in front of the on the dash then? See what's on that camera? Is this her phone? >> Yeah, it's her phone. >> Let me grab an envelope. Keys out. Central9 traffic enforcement Jackson by >> put this back in the purse you have9 this way >> you're see first glance >> yeah I looked in the car on the way I didn't see anything walking up their house >> yeah that caller said that she almost said several says 25. >> No. And you're the registered owner of that vehicle, correct? >> Yeah. I got recently going through a divorce and that's my car now. >> Okay. So, just to kind of explain what'll happen with the car. The car is going to be impounded for 12 hours. >> I have to go to work tomorrow morning. >> Not with that car. >> Okay. >> You'll be able to get Well, you'll be able to get the car around 9:00 a.m. >> Can I get my um my fob out of the car real quick? >> Your what? >> My fob. So, I can go to work. >> Your work fob? Hold on. I want to go talk to my partner then. >> Where is it in the car? >> It's right in the console. Like the main console. Like it's I can I can walk you towards it right now. Yes, sir. >> She said there's a fob for work in the in the center console. >> Fob for work in the center console. >> Yeah. Does it have like an ID or >> Okay. >> Yeah. Many car gets impounded for 12 hours so that you don't drive. >> Yeah. Yeah. Does it have like an ID badge attached to it? >> Yes, my ID. My working badge. My teacher's badge. Yes. >> Can you just grab that, please? >> How tall are you? >> 5'7 56. >> And about how much would you say you weigh? >> 130. >> What's the best phone number for you? >> Wait, they're going to impound the car, so I have to just have the I'm just trying to follow. Right. Need to >> So, because you're under arrest for driving under the influence, the car gets impounded for 12 hours so that you don't drive in a state of intoxication. >> Okay. >> Okay. That to get the car back, you come back to the police department. We'll give you the paperwork and tell you where to go to get it. >> Okay. Central 25 >> transporting one adult female in custody. This location is station 25. Starting mileage 1687. Uh, so I took I don't know if you saw I took your car key fob off. So I put your regular keys back in your purse. The key fob for the car is going to go with the car so they don't risk damaging it when they go to tow. >> Okay. Okay. They'll tow it from the >> Yeah. >> They can't leave it at the house. >> No. If there were someone else there to sign for the car that's sober, we could make that arrangement. But if you're the only person in the house, the car has to be impounded because you're the only operator. >> Okay. >> And how does this go from here? Like is it is that DUI? What is this? >> Yeah. So this is a DUI. >> Okay. >> So like I explained, that's a traffic offense in New Jersey, not criminal. Now it would be different if there were kids in the car. if you were in an accident with injuries, things like that would change the situation. But this is just >> Is that normal to be able Like I'm sorry I'm not trying to be like weird, but like I've never been like where I was in my house and then they came and knocked on my door like after I >> Yeah. No, that that's you you were driving the car to get there, right? >> Okay. >> There's no like >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm not No, I'm never like >> I understand you're curious. I have no problem answering your question. I just I'm trying to kind of paint that picture. It's like it's not like on home base. We got away with it cuz we're home. We we got a call. We have to investigate it. And based on the description of the caller, you know, it it set a sense of urgency that we needed to follow up on it. Do >> you think that mom's able to pick you up? >> No, I have to call somebody else. >> Okay, >> sir. I'm I'm real. I just >> So, listen. Just maybe something to think about. This is an accusation. You're going to have your day in court. Okay. So, this is just kind of the start of the process, but obviously I'd always recommend it, you know, your options. There's some things that you can do before this even sees the inside courtroom that kind of help alleviate some of those, you know, fines and penalties and and the consequences that kind of comes from this. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. What if I don't have anybody to call? >> We'll help you make arrangements. There's got to be somebody. This has been the scratch has been Central 25 arriving station 25. Ending mileage 160. This branch has been updated. So this is a traffic offense. >> Yes. >> Yeah. So when like you think like criminal arrests would be like you committed some type of crime. In New Jersey, we're one of only I think it's like two states that a DUI is traffic tickets, not a like a criminal arrest you would be fingerprinted for and all that stuff. >> Okay. Which good thing obviously in this case lights on or no? Huh? Your lights on? >> Can I get by? >> Oh, yeah. >> It did. H. >> Oh, it did. >> Yeah. >> What do you mean to carry chocolate? You have the seat belt. We'll get inside. I'll get the handcuffs off you. Okay. >> Thank you very much. >> Okay. We're just going to go to the top of the stairs here. Make a right and up your left hand. All right. We're just going to stop in this room right here on your left for a second. Stop short of that desk. Turn towards me. Turn right here. Turn towards me. Just open your mouth wide. Uh-huh. And lift your tongue to the roof of your mouth so you can see under it. Okay. Nothing in your mouth. And I don't see right. No zin pouches. Nothing like that. That's like a thing in Switzerland or something. 21. All right. Come on back with me. Come out here to the left and make a left in here. All right, just turn into the wall on your left here so I can take your handcuffs off. Just turn into the wall. All right, just relax your hands. Get these cuffs here. Just bring your arms back towards me a little bit. There we go. All right, you can have a seat on the bench right there. Okay. So, couple ground rules from here moving forward just until we move on to the next step of this. I don't want you to touch your face, put anything in your mouth, nothing comes out of your mouth, thinking like chewing on your nails, things like that people tend to do when they're nervous. Otherwise, it's going to delay processing in the next step of this and then that could come with more charges if we do that too many times. Does that make sense? Um, I have to read you a form. This is called the New Jersey Attorney General Standard Statement from Motor Vehicle Operators. It's a lot of words. I didn't write this, but I have to read you everything on here verbatim. At the end of it, I'm gonna ask you a yes or no question. All right. >> Um, you've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA394-50. >> Sorry. I'm so sorry, but I was in my house, >> right? But like actually, you were driving the car before this. You admitted that driving the car before this. We haven't had anything to drink since we were home. So, we're not too far removed from this. Does that make sense? >> Yes. >> Again, this is an accusation. >> Okay. >> You're going to have your day in court. >> Okay. So, I'll start again. It's you've 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've 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 breath samples, if you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal, and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including 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 [snorts] 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 a refusal to submit the breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing, right? >> Will you submit the samples of your breath? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Yes. Okay. >> All right. So, before I kind of move on to other stuff, let's at least come up with a game plan for getting you out of here. Uh, you had mentioned >> what's that? >> So, it someone has to sign for you. >> So, you mentioned mom. >> Is that because she was drinking too? if she comes doesn't have money. >> So, but that's okay. If if she's willing, if she or someone in her circle, right, can't get here without driving, obviously. So, we can help make arrangements that way. But >> no, I have no one. >> So, the only two ways that you leave here, right, or if someone shows up here to sign for you or based on your blood alcohol levels, when we do the breath samples, we do some math to figure out when you're going to be sober, just taking it away from your mouth. >> You're talking like a long time, right? We're we're looking depending on what that number shows. I mean, at least until tomorrow probably, right? So, that's not an ideal outcome for you. Certainly not for us either. I don't want to put you through that and keep you here. So, start thinking about someone that you might be able to call. >> All right. >> Okay. And if you think of someone, let me know and I'll I'll bring your phone right over you. This is the bed you were talking about, right? >> Yeah. >> [clears throat] >> Sorry guys, I didn't mean to like said, "It's okay. You have to apologize to me." I said, "Not my legs are traffic offense, not a criminal offense. Shouldn't have really you're a teacher. I wouldn't anticipate though any professional consequences, but that's a conversation to have with an attorney, obviously. Then you have cash in your purse here. I'm just going to count that to make sure we have the right amount. And the other half of your key is just right here as well. >> That's fine. It's a mess. It's a waste my life. Did you drop his license? Just keep your hand. >> Try to keep your hand away from your face. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> If you need to scratch your face, it's perfectly fine. Just keep your hand like make it obvious, >> right? 135. So, $18. Does that sound right? [cough and clears throat] be available. 372 37 23 any friends that live close by? Um, not really that I would talk to her right now. >> Any brothers, sisters? >> Barington. >> That's not far. By the time we're done, >> they're going to hate me. >> I don't think they'll hate you. >> I would say listen, >> we're having a date. I don't understand what's going >> if you could just kind of keep your head straight so we can see it. That's all. >> It's okay. >> No, no, I understand. It's just we have certain stipulations. [laughter] None of these work. [sighs] >> Well, whatever you just took. Turn the camera off. Oh, cuz it charges view. >> You could just keep your hand. >> I know. I know. >> I got [laughter] you. It's okay. Listen, we're not yelling at you when you're doing that. It's just we have to >> What do we have to do? If I have no one, can I You have to stay here at the >> Yeah. So, the problem is we have to turn you over to someone, read them a potential liability form that says they're not going to allow you to drive until you're sober. And that's why we have to release you to someone. Okay. >> That's the only reason why we ask. It's not to put your business out there. It's what we're required to do by law. And again, like, you know, we try to call them now. You know, I know we try to avoid it or you may have your own, you know, your own reasons why, right? But, you know, by the time we're done testing, as soon as we're done testing, as long as that's successful, you would get turned over to them if they're here. That's why we asked to try to get it the ball rolling now. So, one, it's not, you know, you're not here for extended period of times and you obviously have a life to live tomorrow. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. I mean, I guess you know my brother Mike. I don't really want you to, but you can call him. >> Brother Mike, where does he live? >> Head. >> Okay. So, we can do this one of two ways. Um, you can call him if the phone's on speaker phone and tell him yourself and then I can explain what he needs to do. Or if you don't want to have the conversation, you can give me his phone number. I can call speak with him as well. What would you prefer? You want to Sometimes I feel like it's better to come from you. >> That's fine. >> Cuz we still hear the emotion in your voice, right? And then we know that maybe all the time. Does that make sense? [clears throat] >> You just have to put the call on speaker phone. [snorts] >> Oh my god. Sorry. >> It's okay. >> I switched the freaking thing so many times with my [ __ ] ex-husband. 08354. Okay. >> He's on speaker. >> Yep. So, just tell him you're okay. You need a ride and then I can tell him kind of what's going on. >> Let me answer. >> Yeah. >> Hey, Mike. >> Hey, what's up? >> Uh, I'm being an [ __ ] right now, but can you pick me up at the Medford Police Office? >> Um, say that again. >> Can you pick me up at the Medford Police Station? I got pulled over a DUI. >> [snorts] >> Um, >> yeah, I'm I'm in someone else right now. I probably wouldn't be there for like an hour and a half. >> No, don't worry about >> Is everything all right or >> I don't No. >> Does he have anyone else that he might be able to suggest we call? >> He can't No, my brother can't call anyone else. Um, it's okay. My um I can I can stay in They said that we'll just be in in jail. >> Well, that's not a good outcome. We don't want to do that because it that's not until you're sober. That's until the level's zero. >> So, do you want to do what do you want to do? >> I don't know. I don't know what the [ __ ] to [laughter] do. >> Um, >> listen. You're just just take a step back for a second. You're going through a lot and I appreciate that. Maybe your parents are the best move, right? Cuz parents understand. >> They hate me. >> All right. Yeah. I mean, if you want me to, I can come, but I'll probably be an hour and a half away. >> That's fine. I'll call Dad then. [ __ ] >> Okay. All right. All right. Well, so let me know what you need. Call me tomorrow. Okay. >> Bye. >> Oh my god. [ __ ] lose me. >> Listen, we had a bad night. You'll get past it. >> Just take your hand away from your mouth. >> I don't understand. >> I feel like someone called me in for a reason. Hey, brother. >> Hey, Dad. >> Is there any chance you could pick me up at Medford? I got in trouble with the police. >> Yeah. What happened again, John? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh, I'll be out. Do you need uh I I'll be out. Uh, where about Medford? >> Can I talk to him? >> You can talk to Yeah. >> Hi, sir. How are you? My name is Officer Shockley. I just have to let you know that my camera's on while we're speaking. Um, so she's at the Medford Township Police Department. Are you familiar with where that is? >> I am not. Uh, give me [clears throat] a general. >> I can give you the address if you'd like. >> Yeah. Uh, one second, please. >> Sure. Are you familiar with Medford at all? >> Uh, yes. >> So, I don't know if you know where Freedom Park is. We're across from that, but like I said, I'll give you the street address when you're ready. >> Yeah, they have a stop. Uh, go ahead. >> So, it's 91 Union Street. >> Okay. >> And that's Medford, zip code 08055. Okay. Is there any uh awareness I should have as I come up here? >> So, when you come here, you'll go to the you'll see the parking lot's pretty empty. Uh the obviously our administrative offices are closed now. So, you'll come in the front entrance, which is the main entrance. You'll see a set of stairs there. Uh the door to the lobby is going to be locked, but there's a blue call box that says to push for help when you arrive. So, just push that button. It'll connect you with our dispatcher. Just let them know where you are, that you're at Medford, uh here to pick someone up. Uh, and then they'll tell us over the radio so we can come out with you. The only thing that we need you to bring with you is your ID. Uh, there's a form that we'll have you fill out. Uh, and other than that, you guys will be good to go. >> Okay. Is she bad or she uh >> No, she's okay. She's upset. I mean, under the circumstances, reasonable. >> Okay. Uh, and a phone number in case something goes astray. >> Give you our dispatcher's number. Give me one second. So in Burlington County, if you call that number, let them know that you're looking to speak with someone from Medford Township and they'll connect you to the right dispatcher. >> Thank you very much for your time. Sorry to put you through this. Sorry to hear it. Uh I'll be able to help out as soon as I can. I'll be about a half hour, I guess. >> I appreciate that. Thank you, sir. >> All right. Thank you. Thank you. >> Taking the news better than expected. Yeah, it's like a 35 aren't just age specific. We've had people that are in their 70s and people that are in their 20s. It's not Listen, it's >> Yeah, but he's already done with me with my parents are there to help their kids embarrassed by me. >> No, this isn't the kind of thing that like we're putting online posting out like you're not going to the town cry or anything. This is you'll have a court date. 1673. Sorry guys. >> It's okay. We understand. This is going to sound like a strange question, but before I take you into the next room, you'll see me kind of like taking my radio and everything off. We can't bring any portable electronics in there. Your shoes. I know sometimes Nike has like Bluetooth step counters in them. Does yours have that? >> No. >> No. Okay. taking me back now. >> What's up? >> I remember when I used to put them where I used to run. >> I Well, I know like I think it was Under Armour. It was like standard for a while. >> I don't know if they're still doing that. >> It was randomly just a random driver that called me in though. >> Yeah. I mean, it'll all be detailed in the report, but from what they described it, >> they paint a pretty concerning picture. Sounds like you almost hit a couple poles on uh coming through Hopewell or that area before you hit Fair View. >> I just let him know cuz I'm going through [ __ ] with my husband. I was like, "Did he call somebody? He has a friend in the trial police." I was like, "Oh, [ __ ] Did they do something?" I was like, "No." >> And even that it >> No, no, no, no. That's all there is. >> Do I have to worry about cushioning my kids? >> I would in what sense again? >> 15 like they want to go. >> I can't see what I would. You know, it's possible that your spouse, you know, expresses a concern with it, but you just have you'll have to discuss the safety plan. Again, that's a conversation that better be have with an attorney, but this this isn't the type of thing that we swoop in and take the kids from. Yeah. >> If you had repeated DUIs, I would say you would have more area of concern. Again, so this is just a bad guy. >> I wouldn't overwhelm yourself with things that are running through your Yeah. >> So, like I explained on the way, you probably couldn't hear me too well either. There's there's a lot of things that you can do between now and when this is resolved in court order that can help alleviate some of the consequences that could potentially come from this if convicted, right? There's been changes to the law that kind of facilitate that, make it a lot better for you. Um, an attorney that's experienced in that area will be far more quick to explain that to you than I can. Uh, but this is not, again, I don't know if you've noticed, we're very kind of nonchalant right now. I'm not trying to be intimidating. Uh, this is a traffic, right? It's not a crime. All right, just going to step back into that other room over there. Come on up a bit. Come on here. Make a right. That stuff's going to stay there. That's all right. Make a [snorts] right here. See how that fits on the far side of the room. So this machine information itself there. Just keep your hands on your mouth. Thanks, man. >> I know. Just a couple more minutes. >> Scratch face, whatever. >> It's still 14th. [clears throat] All right. So, I'm going to give it a couple minutes to kind of get itself situated just to kind of explain what's going to go on. I'll be provide two breath samples. Need two breath samples. When you do that, I'm going to hold the hose. You're not allowed to touch the hose. I have to read you the instructions off of the sheet. The instructions going to be that I want you to take a deep breath in the mouthpiece with one continuous breath contin. I don't know why for some reason people get very confused with this. Um, think about this as one long continu. Okay? So it'll be deep breath over time >> and then this will calculate itself with that information. Okay. I have a question. I'm feeling like what have I done to answer my door tonight? >> Have to kind of play that by your There's not a oneizefits- all answer to that. All right. All right. Come on over here for me. >> Breath. >> So I'm going to read the instruction. I want you to take a deep breath. Blow into the mouthpiece. Long continuous breath. Continue to blow until the leg stop. You understand? All right. So just if you like hesitate to this is going to shut. So once you start blowing blow. All right. So take a big deep breath and when you're ready. Keep going. You're halfway there. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. Stop. So, we got wait at least two minutes for the next one. But that was a good example. We got to do that one more time. >> Central, do you have any history with that phone number? >> Negative. sit down. We're shooting All All right. All right. So again, I want you to take a deep breath. Open the mountain with one long continuous breath. Stop. Take a deep breath. Ready? Blow. Blow. Blow. You're halfway there. Feeling good. Feeling good. Feeling good. Feeling good. Feeling good. Stop. R. going to fill out a questionnaire while we're waiting some questions already as we were at your house. >> What's your occupation? You said you're a teacher. >> Teacher. Yeah. Wasn't my teacher? No. >> Are you sick? >> No. >> Are you taking any medicine? Do >> you have diabetes? >> No. >> Are you taking Are you >> No. >> All right. For the next couple questions, I'm going to ask you to read your rights before I do that. Okay. I just need a yes no response. You have the right to remain silent. You understand that? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> And if you say and and will be used against you law, do you understand that? >> Yes. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have present with you while you're in question. You understand that? >> Yes. >> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer will be appointed at no cost to represent you before any question if you wish one. You understand that? >> Yes. If you agree to talk to us, the decision to w these rights is not final and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish either before or during question. Can you understand that? >> Yes. So I wrote your answers in on here. So I review that down at the bottom that says I acknowledge that I've been obliged and understand the constitutional rights for this order. I review and confirm those your answers. All right. With that in mind, I have a couple more questions for you. Do you want to answer them? >> Yeah. What kind of alcohol drinks did you have tonight? >> Uh, I had wine at night. >> Where were you drinking? >> Yeah. >> Where? And because I'm not familiar with the thing, is that a bio or do they have license? >> How much time between each of the strings? >> Uh 20 minutes. >> About what time would you say you had your first drink at? >> 5:30. And what time did you say your lights? >> 8:30. 8:30. >> What time did you finish eating? >> Um, I was eating during maybe 6:30. >> And what did you have? >> Uh, we had bruschetta, muscles, and um, a salmon. All right. That would just It's okay. Hello. One 94 187 189 Not yet. Well, here >> I mean 5 minutes from now. [clears throat] Can you explain to me like what's going on? >> Yeah, we're going to go back together while we're waiting for dad. >> I'll grab I'll grab some tissues. I'll grab some tissues and paper towel. All right. So, all things considered, it's only two tickets today. Uh because I did not personally see the violations to see you driving. Um you're being charged with a DUI and reckless driving. Okay. Uh your court date for the not to say that the third party caller doesn't have the ability to sign complaints for the other things along the way, but just for right now, it's two tickets. I don't anticipate them to come in, but they can always possibly change their mind. I don't know. Um, your initial appearance in court is May 1st, 2025 at 8:30 a.m. That's going to be here at the Medford Township Municipal Court. Their contact information, >> what did you say? >> May 1st. So, it'll be a Thursday at 8:30 a.m. here at the Medford Township Municipal Court. That's not a trial date. That's just an initial appearance date. You understand that? >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. I'm going to put this for yourself. Also, this is your copy >> of the alcohol influence report. Uh, so the legal 08 blue. So, more than twice the legal. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, that's your copy as well. I'm going to put this with your stuff, too. You have any questions outside of that? >> No, I think so. >> Put this back in your purse. I'm going to put those other papers in that uh what you call it in that envelope. My car is impounded. >> Yeah. So for 12 hours and you'll come back here. So your time of arrest >> might actually be probably closer to 16 hours. >> Yeah. >> So 9:10 p.m. was the time of the arrest. Sometime [clears throat] after 9:10 a.m. you'll have to come back here to get >> Okay. >> Are you guys open after school? If I get it, >> we're here 24/7. >> Okay. >> So, the place that it's impounded to may not be open still. So, they're typically open normal business hours. I'm not sure which one of our two vendors it went to. It's that just goes on a rotating basis. We'll have that information when you get the car. >> Okay. Who should I call tomorrow? >> I think it was Eagle. Okay. So, I think it was Eagle Automotive. So, whatever time they close is the latest you'll be able to get the car if you're trying to get it tomorrow. >> Okay. >> We will give you the paperwork anytime after the window. Should I call you to get the paperwork and then go to that? >> You would come here first. So you come here first. >> Okay. Even if the lobby is locked, just push the button for help and then tell them you're here to get your car and they'll give you the paper. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. So, tomorrow after school, I'll come here, get the paperwork to say that my car is impalment. Mhm. >> I got that. Okay. What >> time does Eastern get out? >> 2:40 here. I mean, you should be able to make it. I think they're open till like 4:30. >> Okay. >> Roughly off the top of my head, >> you can also call them. >> That's fine. Yeah. >> I'm sure if you're going to get there 15 minutes late, they may stay for you, you know, but I would just make contact with them. They come And then it's just and there's court made court you said. >> Correct. And that's the initial appearance date. It's not a trial date. >> Uh but if you secure, you know, an attorney or something before that. Uh >> should I get an attorney? >> I would I can't tell you what to do. Um probably not my worst idea. Okay. >> Right. Criminal justice system, legal systems complicated. Right. For people who aren't attorneys, right? there's advice that I can't give you that they can. So, I at least consult the phone and make an informed decision from there. Okay. >> Right. >> Is it like $10,000, $20,000? >> I have no idea. And again, that's why I say there's things that you can do prior to this. So, one, we're talking in the sense of a conviction, right? There's things that you can do preconviction. That's assuming that a judge is going to find you guilty that can limit some of the penalties and fines and things like that. Uh, which is what an attorney can explain to you. Okay. >> Uh, and those are things that you can do without an admission of guilt. Let's see if that's dad himself. Is >> this Kevin Crawford? >> It's my brother. >> Do you want to stop this? >> Do you want me to [music] Can I hold that for? >> It's just going to hang there until we're done. 13 cross keys ro if you need it for to the mess. It's after 12 hours. E N A. >> I definitely spell that wrong. >> You said 24 hours. I can get >> Should be the first one. 12 hours. >> 12 hours. Okay. >> Yeah, maybe not. It's the same company though. >> 13 Cross Keys. >> And what lot is it in Canada? >> I believe it's going to be Eagle. >> Are you familiar with Medford at all? Uh, I mean, yeah. >> Do you know where church and route 541 meet? There's a small wobble on the left. >> Okay. >> Directly across caddy corner is equal auto body. >> Can I put that on eagle or Okay, >> we'll we'll give you a chance. >> Okay. >> Interesting. Is there another name? >> F I L O M E N A. >> Yeah. >> Berlin. >> Do I go like >> and they have They're not a BO. No, >> I should clarify the alcohol. They said like full bar like liquor or like local wines. >> No, I should be on this list. >> They have another name. Why are they moved? >> Have they ever been there? >> I have no idea. >> [ __ ] kill me. >> Sorry. No worries. >> I was just in case you had any tears or anything. It's not tissues, but it's the best we got. >> Like you're a loser. You got divorce. They do this [ __ ] [ __ ] Some life happens. >> Yeah, it's a [ __ ] snowball. I've never had a house. We'll go do a lap. See if he's here. In case he doesn't know where the box is. Central. Uh, it's 97. I'm out with the subject. >> I got it. >> Thank you. >> Thanks. >> You're welcome. Just have a seat. I'll let the officer know. I'll be right out. Okay. Sure. >> Thank you for coming as well. Um, and also our body warn cameras are still recording and the other officers that will come out also have a body warn camera. Okay. Thank you, sir. >> Perfect timing. Dad's here. >> Yeah, he's in the front lobby. >> He's calling what? Front lobby. Front lobby. It was actually called central as I get up there. >> Dad's pretty tall. >> Yeah, he's cool. >> I know. Our bodywork camera is recording and yours will be recording as well. >> Appreciate you. Can you do a mug shot real quick? Pull this out. >> Uh, is this thing going to work? >> You just got to unplug it and then >> from unplug what this >> the small camera. Take the white board out and then we fill out that white packet of your right shoulder. So, you just have to manually turn it on. All right, guys. You could just stand on that yellow line face in house records. >> Not to blast to put on Facebook. Just look straight ahead. Okay. I never have luck with this. There we go. All right. And then just turn left. You're pull by. Look straight ahead. All right. You can relax. Have a seat. Case number >> 2515228. >> What date do you think was? >> May 1st, I believe, off the top of my head. It'll be on the bottom of the summons, too. So, on the bottom, >> it's usually in person or Zoom or >> I would go with whatever you get in the mail, assuming it's in person unless otherwise. >> I just know we have divorce on May 19th via Zoom. So, >> yeah, some courts are still uh Zoom. Ours, I think, have reverted back to in person for the most part. KZ first name Elizabeth common spelling. All right real quick walk out front to de. So this is just a crop receipt. So you're getting your work ID with your B keys. What's the process at this point? >> So that's a function of the court. It's not the least >> matter that that's why I always keep saying it's probably not the worst idea in the world to at least consult with an attorney and >> make a decision on your own as to >> whether or not you want to retain their services. >> All right, just come with me. We'll go to dad. Just going to have him sign a form. >> See, you want this stuff left in here? We're going to carry >> Sorry, the car is at >> Eagle Auto Body two top my head. >> Just do this one. >> Sorry. >> You guys want to get this behind you? >> All right, we're going straight down the other hole in here. Stop short right here for a second. I just want to cop this corn. [ __ ] help. Thank you for this [ __ ] >> I don't know if it'll help, but we've had some people where they've called friends or family or life and they refuse to pick them up. So, that means dad still cares. You know what I mean? Dad wants to help. So, >> it's all right. We're going to be here. Again, tomorrow's a new day. >> I know it's easier said than done, but you're going to have a lot more questions than answers tonight. Tonight, we just got to get through the night, right? Straight through this door. We'll be out in the lobby. Straight through here. All right. You just have a seat over here. I just got to talk to Dev for a sec. Hi, sir. How are you? >> I appreciate you coming out. Yep. Um, >> can you just have a seat at the table here? I just got some paperwork for you real quick. >> Sure. Do you have your ID on you? I do. Thank you. And is this the current address on here? >> Jackson, New Jersey Echo 9 uniform. It's a gray Toyota Camry with >> Give that back. Thank you. >> All right. So, this is what we call a potential liability warning. I'll have you review this and then just sign down at the bottom. >> Um, >> this is explaining that she was arrested for driving under the influence. Uh, she's being released to your custody. Obviously, she's at a known state of intoxication right now. So, what this is explaining is that you can't let her drive right now. While we know that she's intoxicated, if you were to do that, she could be held liable or you could be held liable for the same consequences, criminally, civily, traffic, all all in um >> as it were you driving at that time. So, I'll have you read this. Do I have two copies? One copy for me, one copy for you. As long as you understand this, you'll print your name here and then sign here. Um what I can tell you too, so this was the result of I can't get too far into the details. Tonight's incident was a result of a third party call. uh you know, we found her at the residence ultimately is where this uh kind of all takes place. It'll be you'll just fill all this out. Uh her car is impounded for 12 hours, so she'll come back here after that uh to get the car anytime after 9:10 a.m. >> Okay. Um what do you mean by a third party? >> So, we received the report from a third party caller. So, someone who called us in as an aggressive driver incident. >> Okay. Just this line here, >> this sign. >> Somebody else was in a car and said that >> not in the car with her. Was it another motorist? >> Right. >> Same thing. This is your copy. I was having fill this out as well. >> Were you the officer on >> Yes. Okay. Was she uh >> nasty towards you or anything? >> Not at all. >> Okay. >> No. I I think she's more shocked and upset than anything. Embarrassed probably a better word. Uh but she's been completely cooperative with us polite this entire time. I understand that she's got some things going on in her personal life. So >> she does an excuse for >> Mhm. >> The important thing is nobody's injured. There's no accident. The car is in good shape. >> Um >> was she in danger to others? Do you believe? >> I would say the driving behavior as it was described is how we kind of got to where we are. >> What's >> this? Here you go. >> Okay. What's um It'll be detailed in the report. >> I just I just the only reason I'm asking is I think there's a lot of people this tail or after me a little bit and just get worried about. >> So without getting too far into the details again I we got the call that person didn't follow you after you turned on the talking road. Uh they gave us some information that resulted in how we identified you. Uh I [snorts] spoke with that person on the phone who provided a pretty detailed statement about exactly what it is that they observed. Um, I don't know who's in your social circle. Um, but based on all of the information they provided is why we ultimately ended up coming out to the house to kind of pursue this. >> Um, and like I said, I know that you were concerned. I know that you said that your ex has some friends who were police officers. >> Uh, even if that were the case, which it's not, >> um, it I I don't take other people's word for anything. Like we would still come out and investigate and reach our own conclusion, right? So based on all of the things that this person on the phone told me, I think a normal person might draw a similar conclusion. But that's, you know, without us investigating it, doing those tests, the things that we did, you know, I I I am not going to co-sign on exactly what they told me. We have to go see for ourselves, if that makes sense. That's why there's only two tickets. The tickets for what I'm aware of, not what they reported to me, if that makes sense. >> Okay. Now, were were you following her in the car once you were given the information? >> We No, we we went down to the house and found her at the house. at her house. >> They found me at the house that I answered the door to and I didn't know if I probably should have answered the door for you. >> Well, as far as getting help, what do you recommend? >> I suggested she speaks with an attorney. I mean, ultimately that that's her decision. I'm not here to give legal advice. Uh what I explained to her is there's some things that she can do um pre-conviction and without admitting guilt in any way that you know could potentially mitigate some of the fines and penalties and long-term consequences of you know this type of offense if she were to be convicted in the end. Uh but those are things that she can do with or without a conviction that you know certainly would probably work in her favor moving forward. But again, an attorney is the best person to speak with >> uh as far as kind of evaluating those options. Okay. Um, yeah, I just want to try to help her out as much as possible. I appreciate um your report >> and um so obviously I'm I'm just general advice. There's a lot of questions on both sides. She's a lot of questions. I'm sure you have a lot of questions. The family has a lot of questions. Um tonight's probably not the night to have it out. >> We'll let kind of cooler heads prevail. Sure. talk about it moving forward once kind of more facts emerge. But >> yeah. Okay. Well, um again, thank you for your time. I'll take it from here. She can have it at 10 after 9 tomorrow is what you said. And um >> yeah, I mean, if there was another person here, we couldn't take her car to her house anyway, right? >> If there was someone else at the house at the time, we would have been able to help make arrangements for that. We can technically the car can be released prior to the 12 hours, but our tow serviceer is in 24 hours. So there's not anyone there to release it if we were to go through that those steps now. >> Got you. >> All right. >> All right. Again, I appreciate you coming in, ma'am. Best of luck to you. I appreciate your cooperation for what it's worth. I know this isn't how you saw the night going. >> But all things considered, I'm sure you can imagine the range of human emotions we've seen here. It it speaks a lot more to your character, at least moving forward. Uh and if you need before you get out of here, there's a restroom and a water fountain right there. I don't think >> [music]