Oh, he's asking me if I can come around. Sorry. >> Well, you can just stay in the car. Oh, >> sorry. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license >> in there somewhere? Yeah. >> Okay. So, I'm from the Lambertville Police Department. >> Please let me know, please. >> What was that? >> If you could just turn those off, that'd be great. >> Okay. I'm from the Lambertville Police Department. Reason why I stopped you is when you roll through the red light to make that right hand turn one, you can't make the return on red. It's posted. And since I was sitting right there in a >> I thought it was parking lot. >> My bad. >> Okay. I live right on I think you know where I am. >> You live where? I'm sorry. >> On 29th. >> Okay. Do you mind just getting You can go back in your car. Can you get your license and registration? >> This way. >> If if you want to go in your car that way. Sure. >> Could you I'm I'm doing one thing at a time. Yes. >> Sure. >> I I I understand you. Hi >> there. Sorry. I'm begging you. Please. I was just going that way to go home. 129. >> Okay. 1716. Monster had delayed service due to someone. >> New Jersey golf 85 Alpha Victor Whiskey had heard about what happened to our troublesome students. He passed away. >> What's the matter? Oh no, I just a scene. >> Wanted a little bit of light to help. >> Was that a joke? >> No. Why? >> Oh, I thought you were very good at Never mind. >> Okay. >> No, I'm sorry. But like really with the blinky? >> Yeah, I turn them down so they're not as bright. Yeah. >> Oh, they're still pretty. >> I'll give you all I got. >> All right. >> What are you handing me? I'm sorry. >> So that this is that. Uh nothing very nefarious. I I wish it were. >> You wish it was nefarious. >> Well, I guess use your >> Oh, here you can keep your uh prescription. Uh I was just I asked you for your uh license and registration. So, I got your registration here. Do you have your license with you? >> Yeah, I guess I left the house without it. I know I'm an [ __ ] for it. >> No, you're not. Why would you say that? >> Because I'm an [ __ ] for leaving the house without it. >> No one's an [ __ ] for forgetting something. That would be everybody. You know what I mean? >> All right. >> All right. >> So, I I have to ask you. So, this whole interaction has been uh very bizarre. All right. So, you already know where I'm going with this. >> Yes, I did. >> All right. How much did you have the drink then? >> Two glasses of wine. >> Okay. There's nothing wrong with having two as long as it wasn't too many >> with me. >> What? >> Haven't eat all day either. >> Oh, okay. Um, you graduate high school? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Not everybody has and it's not it's not a presumption. I'm asking because I'm gonna ask you to recite the alphabet. So I'm assume you're familiar with the alphabet. So I'm just gonna ask you to recite it from the letter A to the letter Z. Straightforward. No tricks. >> I'm I'm sorry. I can't hear you when you turn. >> WS. Okay. I'm sorry. Can you start again? This way I can hear you because you turned away. It's kind of like when a wife talks I I can't hear when she turns away from me. That's rough for her. A B CDE E F J K L M N O P Q R S V 2 X Y Z. Those are new. E >> what's that? >> Oh, what these? >> Oh, we've had them for years. Probably about 10 years at least. All right. Um, >> I will leave this. I will walk away. >> No, not yet. So, >> all right. Center up here. I'm just going to ask you to come up here on the sidewalk, please. All right. I see you got flat shoes. Do you mind if I just check your Can you stand? I just want to check your eyes real fast. Are you wearing contacts? >> Okay. I have a bloodshot eye because I mascared myself the wrong way. So, >> that happens. That's okay. Can you >> I'm shining it. Look, it's shining up my It's shining up my face, not yours. >> See that? >> I just want you to follow the tip of my finger of your eyes only. Don't move your head at all. Okay. Do you understand that? >> Okay. All right. Don't move your head. Okay. Please. Can you straighten your head up, please? There you go. Okay. All right. You said Yonia, too. Okay. Um, since we got this line in the sidewalk, I think we're pretty good. Where are you going? >> I did not I didn't say anything. I just said we had a line in the uh sidewalk. Okay, never mind. So, The first thing I'm going to do is ask you to raise one foot off the ground. Just keep your arms at your side just like this. >> Which one would you like, >> whatever leg you feel comfortable with. >> So, if whatever one you feel comfortable with. I see you're not wheel wearing heels or flat. So, again, whatever one you want. What >> you're going to raise one leg off the ground about six inches just like I'm doing >> while keeping your eyes on your foot. You're gonna count 1 100,00 2 100 3 100 >> scar tissue is killing me >> until I tell you to to stop counting. >> Can I do another one? Scar tissue. >> Oh, you haven't even started yet. So, did you pay attention to what I said? >> Yes. >> Okay, good. >> Me, too. >> Raise one leg off the ground with your arms at your side. Keep your eyes on your foot with your eyes, excuse me, if your arms just right here to your side. You're going to raise one leg off the ground about six inches just like I'm doing. You're gonna keep your eyes on your foot until I tell her I to stop counting. You're gonna count 1 1,00 2 100 3 >> 1 2 1 100 3 100 400 5 Ouch. Ouch. Sorry about scar tissue. You said 100. >> I'm sorry. What? What's hurting? I'm >> see. >> Okay. You want to try the other or just >> Okay. Whatever you want. >> Not going to be any better. Actually, it might be worse. >> Okay. So, again, can you please just stand right here where the uh the cross is in the lines? Okay. No, turn to face me, please. That's all. Okay. Can you place one you place your right foot in front of your left just like this? I'm sorry. I'll turn so you can see it. Just like this. >> And when I tell you to, I want you to walk nine steps heel to toe. When I tell you to start, I want you to walk nine steps heel to toe. Just like this. When you get to your ninth step, you're going to turn around just like this. Series of small steps. Walk nine steps heel to toe back. Just keep your arms at your side and count aloud, please. Okay. >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> You can you you may begin. I'm sorry. What's that? >> Do you want me to say a thousand? >> No, because you're counting to nine. >> No, I'm saying you want one a thousand. >> No, no, just just Sorry. >> It's okay. >> You remember the rest of the test? >> This was your spot. >> Okay. Not your spot. >> Do you think the the consumption of alcohol has affected your ability to drive at all tonight? >> Yeah, probably. >> Okay. So, so it's my >> my job is to make sure nobody's driving intoxicated on the road. I'm actually on DUI patrol tonight >> and um it's too much of a danger. >> What does that mean? >> I'm on patrol. >> No, I'm I Thank you. I I'm sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Okay. So, uh placing you under arrest for driving under under the influence of alcohol. Okay. I'm going to treat you like a lady because you are one. >> Per chance not. And just let me walk home from here. >> No, ma'am. >> Since I live right there. >> No, ma'am. I take it seriously. >> That's pretty good. I like appreciate that. Where are you when I need you? >> My best uh friend's son was killed by a drunk driver, so I take it very seriously. >> So, you're under arrest for DUI. Okay. So, can you place both arms in front, please? Just like this. I'm going to handcuff you. >> Just go in the back. >> Oh, you are going to go in the back of the car, but I am going to secure secure you because that is her policy. >> Be secure and I'm not going anywhere. >> Okay. Can you place both arms in front, please? Thank you. I'm going to make sure they're not too tight. >> Oh [ __ ] Um, >> is there anything out of the car that you need? >> Oh, my purse. >> Okay, I'll grab you purse. >> Phone and stuff. >> Your phone's in there. >> Um, it looks And your phone is in the purse. >> Okay, that's not too tight, right? >> Oh, that's fine. >> Yeah. Okay. So, your phone that looks like uh No, it wouldn't be. Uh >> your phone that look Excuse me. Your purse that looks like a fish and your cell phone. >> Can I show you? >> Yeah, of course. >> I mean, I wish you wouldn't do this, but >> Nope. seat. >> Yep. See it? >> Very easy. Yep. Just on the passenger seat. >> Yep. I'll grab it for you. >> I'll grab it for you. >> Yep. >> It's important. >> Wait, I'll put the laptop in the bag. How's that? >> Yes. >> Come there. >> Okay. >> Super important. >> All right. >> Yep. >> All right. I'm going to have this right. Yeah, cuz the smell back are strong for you. So, I'm I'm just concerned. >> So, I'm going to have you have a seat in the back of my car. Okay. >> Yeah, I'll do that. >> All right. Let's go back. Um, >> I want to see that. Can I see that happen? >> Can you just grab both? So, uh, she wants to see you pick them up. >> Yeah, I want to see. >> Sure. >> Yeah, just stand back. >> Stand back. >> Stand back, please. >> Also, you have to get the keys out the car, right? >> Well, >> yeah, cuz we're towing it. Yes. >> Yep. We're going to make sure we get the keys for you. Okay. >> Except for the car key. Well, we'll get your house keys and stuff for you. Okay. >> That wasn't the ask. The ask was to just leave the car and she'll be fine unplugged here for >> Oh, no. No. Unfortunately, it has to be toasted. >> It does. >> All right. >> All right. So, you got everything in here. >> Yep. No, you can't have it. >> So, I'm going to have you have a walk with me like a lady and a gentleman. I'm give you some light so you don't trip. And we're going to have a seat right in the back of the car here. Okay. Can you open uh just pop the locks? Just pop it. All right. Okay. Wait. Okay. >> What? >> Oh, no. I um >> You okay? >> No, I'm fine. I I I just saw back there and I thought >> Sorry. Yeah, they don't build them for comfort, unfortunately. >> All right. All right. I'm just going to place the seat belt around you just because of these plastic seats. They're not very forgiving and you slide around. Okay. So, I'm just going to reach around just like this. >> I'm going to need a favor because the person I want to call >> Mhm. >> I think I might have blocked, but I need I need him to answer right now. >> Okay. Well, you have uh the opportunity to give him a call once we get down to the uh sheriff's department. Okay. So, I got to transport you over there for testing and then you can give them a call. >> Why do I have to test if you already know? >> I don't know anything. I know or suspect that you've been driving under the influence based on your testing, your driving, and your the song uh excuse me, strong smell of strong smell of alcohol. But I'm going to take you for a breath test because that's what the state requires or at least give you an opportunity to take one. And to do that, I got to bring you where the testing instrument is. Okay. And that is located in Flemington at the service department. >> Yep. >> Wait, wait. We're not going just to Lambertville. >> No, unfortunately not. >> Why not? >> Because we don't have we don't have the the machine to test you at our headquarters. >> You need to I'm just saying like this >> because it's only right to give you the opportunity to be >> what >> read what the rights are pertaining to providing a sample or not providing a sample. >> But if I don't provide a sample, >> well then you'll be charged with refusal. Yes. >> So that's part of the things of me reading to you so you completely understand your rights which is important to you. You know what I mean? >> Um what if I All right. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Can I pass my license, sir? >> You can do whatever you wish. You have the right to remain silent and and refuse to answer any questions. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney at any time and have him present before and during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided prior to any question if you wish. A decision to wave his rights not final and you may withdraw your waiver at any time. Do you understand your rights? >> I do. >> Okay. Understanding your rights, do you wish to answer any questions? I wish to keep it homegrown. >> That makes sense. >> So you mean like down low like low key? >> I don't know what homer I don't know what done. >> We should not go to formula. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately that's where we that's where we have to go because that's the only place that has the Alcatest which is the instrument to measure the blood alcohol content. But if I'm saying to you, it's okay. You got me most >> because I have to give you the opportunity to do it and I have to read your rights pertaining to it because if you refuse to do it, there's repercussions for that on top of what the DOI would be. >> And I think that's important. And don't you don't you agree it's best to be informed? >> Of course, >> properly. That way you can make a proper decision. >> I don't have um it's do I have Itch itch. >> What? >> Could I I'm not a flight. Can you undo this, please? >> Here. Look. Just pick your arms up. >> Look at that. See? All right. So, I'm going to shut this door. Just watch your leg. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah, sounds good. Did you tell them I had one? >> Yeah. >> All right. 11716. Can you uh contact Matron for me, please? Well, okay. Say just in case the alarm goes off. Oh, there's two of them. >> See? Remote start. We don't need that. >> Yeah. You can disre Oh, that's her name. Oh, no, it's not. Weird. I'm going to do this. Didn't even put that key back on here. >> Ah, we're good. >> Yeah. Thank you. There we go. And I'm going to put this on this just in case. >> All right. Purse is on my uh my passenger seat. >> Yes. >> Okay. Thank you. Hi. >> Hey. How you doing? >> I'm sorry. What was that? I said, "Well, >> so I'm bringing you up to the Flemington, excuse me, the sheriff's department of Flemington uh to give you the opportunity to take a breath test." But we went over that. Remember, okay, that's what we're doing. >> You're so worried for me. >> Oh, boring for me. Okay. with the handcuffs. >> I don't understand what you're >> Okay. >> Oh, thank you. Cuz I respect you. I'm waiting to pull out in the traffic. >> That's 1760 transporting one adult female to the sheriff's department for testing. Let them know when you're ready if copy started. >> Go ahead. 78585 >> received. I reached out to both of your matrons you had listed in the TFR. Neither answered. >> All right, received. Thanks for trying. No, you can you can ask as many questions as you want. >> Go ahead. >> You can ask questions. Why isn't >> to let you free? >> No, I said to Lambertville. >> Oh, again because we don't have the Alcatest located at our headquarters. >> Who does? >> Don't they? >> Who? >> No, that's what I said. We do not have one at our headquarters. >> What? How do they not? We used to have one, but they moved it to a central location for all the police departments, so it was easier for one location. >> Agreed. I don't want to drive all the way up there either, but that's what I got to do. Call who and ask. I'm sorry. >> Call Lambertville. >> I am Lambertville. >> I know who you are. >> You want me to call Call my department to ask them if they have one? >> It wasn't meant to be. >> No, no, no. I'm trying to understand your question. >> Doesn't make sense. >> Agreed. >> We We do not have the Alcatest instrument to get a breath sample. I mean, why? >> Because I still So, you can um you can thank attorneys for this. So, I have to make sure the instrument is available to you and I have to read you your rights. What's >> that? >> I can't hear you. >> Why' you do that right there? >> What? The turn on the Alex Hawken Creek. because I have to get the 202 north to go up to uh Flemington. >> Pull over. >> No. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. Okay. Gotcha. >> [snorts] >> When I get where I'm going, >> I'm going to read your rights pertaining to providing breath samples. Give you the opportunity. If you deny >> if you do, uh, deny to take them. Um, >> why would I deny? >> Okay. And at some point, um, you're going to be released with a court date. It's a It's a traffic ticket. I mean, it does have repercussions, but it is a traffic ticket. But, um, I got to make sure you're released to somebody um to sign for you. So if you got somebody at home, a friend, the >> you need to call exactly one person. >> Okay. Oh, that's why we got your phone. So you'll be allowed to call. It's okay. It's going to sound so I need you to call your number. >> You want me to call a number? >> Yep. >> Can I call a number? Yeah, I can call a number. >> Yeah. Call who? >> Who do you >> Are you allowed to call a number right now? >> Yeah, I'd have to pull over because I don't want to use my phone while driving. >> I don't have my I don't know what else to tell my heart. >> Who do you want me to call? >> Isn't this poetic justice? I just got him out of a DUI like a few months ago. I mean, can you can you would you would you would you >> Yeah, I'm willing to call. Who am I calling? >> I I'll wait I'll wait until like you're composed and then I'll get the information from you. Okay. >> I'll wait until you're composed so I get the information from you. at sometime. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'll call them when I get I get at the sheriff's department then. What's the matter? >> I'm just embarrassed. Okay. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] embarrassed. >> Rescue rescue 17 rescue your second call west 179. Can you call him? >> Okay, listen. I'm going to pull over because calling him is not helping. >> What? >> It's a rumble strip on the side. You want me to pull over? So, I'm pulling over. So, who do you want me to call? >> Who would you like me to call? >> What would you do? >> You can call. >> You can call. You tell me who to call. I'll call. You want me to? You're right. You're asking me to call your ex, which you blocked, >> which I imagine you blocked for a reason. >> I was saying, >> okay, >> who do you want me to call? >> Your only police officer named >> Marie. >> Henry. >> Henry Zelio. Okay. You want me to call him and ask him what? >> Okay. >> As a supervisor, I'm going to tell him not to get involved, but I'll give him a call. >> Okay. [snorts] >> I'm sorry. What's your name? >> What's your name again? It is on speaker. >> Okay. Hey, Henry. How you doing? >> All right. How are you? >> Hey, so I just arrested a Liz uh for DUI. Uh she said she wanted to talk to you. I don't know what about. But here, I'll let you talk to her on speaker. I'm pulled over in the side of 202, so I'm kind of uncomfortable already, but go ahead. Go ahead. >> I'm kind of mad at everyone and I don't know for you. I'm sorry, >> Liz. I can't do anything for you. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. I just wanted you to know, you know. >> Um, can you do me a favor though? Um, >> God, I hate doing this. My pride is so wicked. Um, you know, Jeff or Scott and they know Gary and I'm the about the last time he was in this. I'm so sorry. >> I think what she wants is somebody to be available for her um when I release her. >> I'll call Jeff. >> Okay. All right. >> Wait, wait, wait. No. >> Okay. >> Um you know what? Um I respect I don't want Um um what does that look like if I don't ask for somebody? >> You uh you just have to be released to somebody. Doesn't matter to me who whoever it is. >> All right. All right, Jeff. All right, fine, Jeff. All right, fine, Jeff. Unless it's Gary. >> Gary, it's gonna have to be Jeff. >> All right, fine. All right. So, Henry, if you could have just Jeff uh go to our headquarters and uh I'll give you a heads up when I'm leaving the uh facility. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> All right. Disconnecting. >> Okay. >> There we go. >> [snorts] >> be really racing. respond. Uber. >> Yeah, that'd be fine. >> Fine. Yeah, if the Uber guy wants to sign for you, that'd be fine. >> I saw once for like 15 minutes. Don't say that. Why you guys sorry weapons? >> I don't take any offense. >> I'm sorry. No, it was that was inappropriate. I'm really sorry about that. That was not your problem. That was not your problem. I'm so sorry. I really I really I'll I will know as soon as he knows. Not yet. >> When a boat, you're going to [ __ ] it up like this. >> Who's your favorite singer? >> Favorite singer? Uh Freddy Mercury, he has the best voice. Kind of tied with King Diamond, but same octave range. That's why everybody says >> you like >> uh the lead singer of Coheed and Cambria. >> Say again. the lead singer of Cohed and Cambria. He's an amazing voice. >> Cohed and Cambria. >> London. Yeah. >> What is that? >> Are they London? >> No, they're American. Although this is Iron Maiden playing right now. Bruce Dickinson and He trained as a classical >> opera singer. >> Who? Me? No, I I sing but it's not good. >> I sing because I don't care. Um because I know what my voice sounds like. >> Yeah, I don't care. I don't care what I sound like. Who am I impressing? >> I'm a singer. >> No, I don't. I I mean about me personally, I if it was something I wanted to focus on, I would, but it's not and I don't have the ability. So, I'd rather appreciate those who do. trained operating with jazz and I like you know I like have you ever heard of >> who is that post? >> I'm not into it but I've never heard of it either. So, you give me a song now and I make it. >> Oh, all right. >> Guns and Roses will make a radio. >> Yep. >> Do you know who the squirrel nut zippers are? Yep. We're going to go see him again uh this year. >> All right. I challenge you then. >> Oh, no. Don't challenge me. I'm more in a black metal metal. >> You're the one post. >> Okay, I'll check them out. I I always check out B bands people recommend. >> Prove it. >> Prove it. I'm not gonna prove it, but I I will check them out. >> So, uh, do you know radio? >> Do you know the radio? >> Yes. >> No. Um, >> I used to be in your radio head, but my taste changed. >> All right. All right. All right. [ __ ] all your [ __ ] >> Adele. >> Yeah, she has an amazing voice. Amazing. >> Nice. >> That that Oh, I'm sorry. You can't hear your signals? All right. Did you see everybody? I'm sorry I can't hear you. You're talking very low. I'm sorry I couldn't hear you. >> I forget that I have a low voice. Um um can you ask if somebody >> Yes, I will. But I'm driving right now and we're almost there. So I will check when I get to the sheriff's department. I promise you I will. Okay. Yep. >> We are on South Main Street. >> Yeah, we're on South Main Street in Flemington. >> Okay. Yeah, it's where the Um, I guess you can say that it's where the superior court is in the prosecutor's office. >> I know. >> Oh, that's probably the Route 12 complex. Okay. No, it's not that. >> Yes. In the heart of Flemington. I'll be the first to say 49 more than I am. Yeah, but they're not but they're not driving. At least they're walking. >> Okay. I'm absolutely right. >> Yeah, it's not bad. You got my >> deal. I I can't hear you. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. When I do get >> Yes, sure. Not a problem. Not a problem. >> 1716 is out of the sheriff's department. >> Yes. >> So we call Henry Well, this is not HIPPA. This is not medical. >> I know I'm the one who has him, but he can't just like >> Sure. He can. >> Yeah, he can. >> He's doing you a favor. >> By making a phone call for you. He didn't have to do that. So, that's nice of him. Doesn't help. >> No, I'm going to take them off as soon as we get inside. Not a problem. >> Yeah. Are we inside now? >> We're not going to stay in the car all night. >> What are you? >> What just happened to me? >> Yeah. >> What just happened to me? Sorry. You have to understand a little bit. >> Okay. >> No, I understand what you're saying. It's your first time experiencing it, so you're trying to get me. >> What? Listen, not everybody's like you. Some people are violent. That's why they built the cars the way they are. >> What's going on? Another day. Another day. >> I don't know. That's better. Nobody wants to be here. >> All right. I'm going to reach over and take the seat belt off you. Okay, there we go. You can lift your There we go. >> All right. You can just slide right out, please. >> When was the last time you had to slide anywhere? >> Oh, I like fall asleep. Sorry. >> Yeah, you should see what it's like when I got somebody uh over. >> Of course, >> that'd be great. >> Like a lady and a gentleman. >> I'm gonna have to wiggle this a little bit. >> That's fine. You should just see what happens when I got people over 6 foot and 200 lb in here. >> Okay, you just go up with this gentleman here. >> Just go inside. >> Thanks, sir. >> I'm going to take those off. You can just have a seat, please. >> Oh, she wants to use the restroom first. Is that okay? They're going to let you use the bathroom. Um that he made contact with Jeff, >> but I need I need another contact. I don't have office. >> Okay. When we're all done, you'll be able to make as many clothes you want. >> I don't see my bag. >> Your bag is in my car, which is secured as >> Yeah, it's in a secure facility. It's not going anywhere. How you doing? >> Doing good. Thank you. Have you ever >> There is no driver's license. So >> she just forgot it. She has one. She just forgot. That's all. This is my insurance. >> No, your driver's license number is on your registration. So, >> I was able to get it that way. What I mean is >> No, I believe you. >> We're good. I'm sorry. >> You're just going to relax one minute. I know that's hard to So, >> Yep. Just for a minute and you. >> He already got a hold of the person you requested. >> You can't have your phone right now. >> You can unlock it and make as many calls as you want as soon as we're done. >> That way you have it. Yep. Ah, Jeff Pen. See, I recognize that >> Jeff. >> Yep. Yeah, he's available. Great. >> Hi. Can you have a seat, please? >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> Can you keep an eye on her for a second? I just want to grab the times from my uh stack. My cat. Thank you. >> You helped him get out of a DUI. [clears throat] >> Say again, >> Jeff. Was that the one you helped get out of a DUI? >> No. >> Oh, okay. Oh, it was the um right the uh Got it. Never mind. You don't have to explain. Use your words. >> If I have to use mine, you have to use words. >> I've already answered the question in my head. It was the person that you blocked. >> Gary password. >> Thank you. >> Just grabbing the times off my CAD. I already turning MVR since we're in the parking lot. Since we're in the s port, >> thank you guys. >> Can I ask a question again? >> Sure. when I said before. >> Yes. >> Mhm. >> In the moment, right >> about having about you using my phone to talk to somebody? >> No. like no one's right, right? >> No, not the second. No, absolutely not. >> See, my report >> I'm writing their report. Sorry. I'm trying to like really situations >> [snorts] >> So now now the interaction. So, I'm going to read you this really long form, but I'm going to give you a copy of it to read along just in case my diction isn't proper. >> 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 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 ignition interlock, and referral to intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you were found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or an illness 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 respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as refusal to submit the 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 their breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Now, will you will you submit samples of your breath? >> Of course. >> Okay. Can I have the pen, please? No, we're not. >> Why? >> We're not vampires. >> I'm asking why. >> I just sort of we're not vampires. >> Yes, you have to in a job like this.