357. >> You saw the manager on the line. >> Negative. The caller disconnected. >> Hey, can you get out of the way? What the [ __ ] are we doing? >> Move. Stop on the top first. >> Count it from 66. I'm out with >> 28. >> How's it going? >> I manage a restaurant. >> Okay. Can Can you get over here, please? I don't want you in the road. Right past the blue. Guys, can you get out of the road, please? >> Is this your phone? >> Head over there. >> Is this your phone? >> Yeah, it's my phone. >> All right, just let's go over here. Let's go over here. Let's get out of the road. What's going on? >> Nothing. I just left the restaurant. >> You left the restaurant? >> Yeah. >> What restaurant? >> Here. Right here. Chesapeake. >> Oh, you're at the Chesapeake? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then what happened? >> I left and that's it. >> That's it. >> How long are we at the restaurant for? >> It's my It's my fault. It's my fault. >> Oh, yeah. It definitely is your fault. Um, what time did you leave the restaurant? Just now? >> Just not yet. >> Okay. And then you came out of the parking lot and then what happened? >> I'm a great driver, but >> You're a great driver. Okay. So, what happened? >> My car's car. >> Yeah. Your car is done. Um, what happened when you were driving? >> I guess I backed up. >> Well, I don't know. I'm a new driver. It's this thing. I don't know. >> All right. >> That's my It's my fault. I'm sorry. Can you support that? >> Okay. Can you stand out of the road, please? >> I was going to point that out like I'm a [ __ ] disciple. >> A disciple. Okay. All right. So, how many drinks did you have at Chesapeake? >> 38. >> Three. What' you drink? >> Chardonnay. >> Chardonnay. All right. >> You know, what the [ __ ] >> Okay. What's your name? >> Ally. >> Ally, where do you live? Ally, >> where do you I can admit this. I I deserve this. No, I deserve this. No. >> Okay. >> But where do you Where do you live? >> What town's at? >> Oh my [ __ ] god. Oh my god. >> All right. Well, we're gonna do we're gonna do Can you please get out of the road so you don't get hurt? >> All right. We're gonna do some We're gonna have to do some tests. Okay. >> No, it's fine. There's no >> Well, no, that's not fine. We're going to have to do some tests with you. The car's car's total. >> Yeah, >> that that we'll get the towing [ __ ] kill me. >> Going to kill me. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Listen, we're going to also call back the caller. We're going to go over here. Let's uh >> kill >> Let's go over here. >> Oh my god. >> All right. So, you want the >> watch [ __ ] these things on [ __ ] 80 and stuff and >> All right. How about Sit right here going? >> Stay right here. Stay right here. Stay right here. I'm trying to find an area for you to do this. >> I'm going to call my first car. >> Okay. So, you went to Chesapeake. You had a couple Chardonnay. Who Who were you at Chesapeake with? Were you by yourself? >> By myself. You're by >> I'm a new driver. >> You're When did you get your license? >> Like in December. >> In December? Okay. And how old are you? >> New York. >> I'm 33. >> You're 33 and you're from New York? >> Like I'm I'm learning how to drive. Like >> Do you have an actual license? You have a permit? >> I No, I have a license. And >> Okay. Is your >> Oh my god, I'm going to cry. Oh my god. And I just applied here. >> I just applied for >> Okay. Where do you work right now? >> So embarrassing. Oh my gosh. >> Um, I work as a medical assistant. >> Okay. All right. So, Ally, we are going to do some tests to see that if >> you should be driving. Okay. >> No, I don't want to drive. I don't want to drive. >> Well, yeah. No, you're not. >> NBA. Where is the exact location of >> Oh my [ __ ] god. My car. >> Okay. We're going to um we need to find a flat spot here. >> Just just hang tight. I know it's a lot going on. 37. >> Uh, not right now. In a few minutes. >> In a few minutes. You can call your husband. >> I'm calling right now. >> Well, no, because you're going to do tests. You're not calling your husband right now. >> Maybe right on the side of the road, Tony. >> I don't I don't want her in the road. >> No, I don't want No. No. >> Just hang tight. Hang up the phone. >> Kill me. >> Uh, we we'll go we'll go right here. This is pretty >> farway. >> What driveway? >> That that driveway right there. >> Would that be more suitable for this area? >> We can just walk her up. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm saying like bring a car up. >> You want to bring up your >> bring up your car, guys? I can't even afford the thing. >> Just just hang with her. Yeah. All right. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> All right. Is everyone okay first off? >> Yes. >> No one's hurt. No one was in the car. Near the car? No. >> Nothing like that? >> I was inside. >> You were inside Ches. Okay. Um, license and insurance card. Um, I'll take down your info. I'll get you what you need to get the report. >> What's up with the guy? Is he >> the girl? Girl, >> probably not. Probably not. >> Is she young? Is she okay? >> She's fine. She's fine. She's uh for what happened. I guess she's fine. But we're taking care of it now. >> License. >> License. Yeah. Then just insurance card. You >> open that door. Okay. Uh, did you anybody witness it? >> No, I was I'm her friend, but I just got here. I don't know if you witness. >> Yeah, I'm going to go see if they left. >> The people the people that actually physically saw it were literally leaving when it happened. They came in and got me. I'm the manager at the brew and and then I'm the one who called >> and they all left. I tried to get them to stay, but they all left. So, >> that's okay. I I mean um I talked to Chesapeake's manager. I guess he said there was someone there that kind of saw it too that she hit went back decided to turn back around and she uh backed into one of this stone wall. >> I didn't go over and look cuz there's my car coming. I think she hit >> Yeah. Just be careful. >> You need registration on >> uh I'll just take it off the plate. That's fine. I don't need the paper. Yeah. I mean, there's there's all these rocks. There's tire track. >> Yeah. So, >> the dirt. >> She Yeah. For some reason, she left there, went this way, turned around, came over, and then went back. So, that's that's what we got from a couple witnesses. Are you sure you're okay? >> Oh, yeah. >> Do you need a ride? Where? >> My husband's I don't know where he went. Probably. >> Oh, you're right on James trail. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Um, so your husband >> My husband, he maybe he walked up there. I don't know where he went. >> I didn't see anyone up there. >> Where the heck did he go? >> Oh, he's up there. Check his car. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Um, let me get let me get this stuff down. All right. Um, >> where would you like this to go? We can also get you a toe, too. >> Um, Mark. >> Mark, where is she? Where do you want it to go? >> Um, have to tow it to like a body shop or something. >> Can we tow it to the police station? Well, I mean, we we can't call anybody right now. >> So, what we can't >> we don't know. >> I don't >> I'm trying to figure that out now, too. Uh what we can do is we already have we'll have to have another truck come, but we can have them take it. So, it either be action towing, bills, tiny, whoever's on call right now. They can they can take it back to their shop until you figure things out and then you can if Do you have AAA? >> No, I don't think so. >> Okay. I was going to say if you had AAA you can get reimbursed and just say hey cops said that had to be taken out at the moment. >> You can't leave it here overnight. >> No, no, no. I wouldn't want to leave it here. I mean >> stop. No, >> nobody's going to take it. >> I know, but it's >> because then we only would have to tow it once if we can figure things out. We can call the insurance tomorrow. >> I'm happy to talk to Jack. I'm sure they won't mind if you leave it here overnight if that's up to the point of their policy >> cuz then we would only have to go once. >> All right. Well, I mean also we have to see too cuz >> I don't know. >> Yeah, I have to figure out who that who's that card is. >> Trying to find out right now. So >> um All right. Give me uh I took somebody else's car cuz it's a mess up there. Let me let me go up there. Let me get the proper card for you. How to get your report. Um I have all your information. I have your vehicle information. I have the witness. I have your information. Cameras. Any cameras point out here? >> Uh, you know what? That's a great question. Uh, let me go take a look. >> Uh, this way. I don't know if the camera is going to reach over here. I don't think >> from uh Chesapeake or Bup. >> Either way, I don't think so because my boss one time he was pulling pull over here and they got also an accident. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. Maybe >> my thing got triggered. So, I got a thing saying that accident trigger >> which is obviously after it happened. >> And that's a blur because that was her running into it, I guess. Or that's I don't even know. Yeah. Yeah. That's a You see the light here? Is >> that the Audi? Yeah. No, that's the light of her car right there. >> But that's timestamped at each. >> How is that? That's pretty cool. >> Not that it's a >> It doesn't help much, but it shows you. >> Yeah. I mean, so I guess the people who saw it and took off, they relayed that to the manager saying, "Yeah, she came across the road. She backed up and she left." And then she stayed on scene and said the exact same thing. So, how she >> Okay, >> I think I found a possible phone number. Do you want me to chat it over to you? >> I mean, it doesn't matter what happened. >> If you can, can you just give them a call? If they answer, come out to the parking lot. Just say that their car was damaged. >> Jack, >> no, no, no. The the owner of that car. >> Um, >> but yeah, said the same thing. Came across. I don't know why she went from Chesapeake to this way to back here to that way. Um, but I I think we have it down like exactly what happened. So, let me just uh just give me a few minutes and I'll get you that card for you and then you'll be good. If Hey, if Pub said you could leave it here. >> Should I I mean, should I call Geico? >> I mean, I would call your insurance company when I give you that boost support number and just give it to them to get things started. >> Um, >> does it look like she have been drinking or >> uh We're testing her out. What's up? >> So, how is that person going to get their car that your car is in? >> That's what we're trying to figure out. >> Your car does not start, right? >> I don't know. I didn't try to start it, but I don't think I can move it. >> 38571 requested nature. Thank you. >> As much as we can. >> All right. >> Yeah. Try to get your belongings as much as you can so nobody else. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> What's your name? >> Ally. >> Ally. I'm Derek. Great. Yeah, sir. I appreciate your I know you're doing, but like dude, like I just >> Yeah. So I we we just we have to do our job, too. Okay. >> I got it. I got it. Got it. It's not you. It's not you. My husband's going to kill me right now. >> All right. Come with >> come with come walk with walk with me. We're going to go over to this driveway right here. I just don't want you to trip or anything. >> Not at the dinner or anything. >> I I understand that. Here. I just want you to >> keep walking. Keep walking with me. Keep walking with me. I don't want you in any danger. Okay. >> That's okay. >> Oh my god. >> What the [ __ ] [ __ ] You >> right. >> All right. All keep walking this way. >> Can I get myself? >> Yeah. >> Allie, come walk this way, please. Come walk this way over over into this driveway. Okay. >> Where it's where it's nice and smooth and flat. >> It is a little >> I'll go forward. I can't see. I just try to order a [ __ ] All right. >> All right. Listen. >> Hello. >> Listen. Do me a favor. >> I'm at Chesapeake. Okay. Yes. I don't know how to [ __ ] you know this a [ __ ] GPS. >> All right, Ally, >> get here. >> Can you do me a favor before we do this? Can you tie your shoes for me? >> I'm like new driving and like >> you're new. How old are you? >> I'm 33. I'm from New York. >> Okay. So, how long you've been driving a vehicle? >> A year. >> Oh, only a year. What? How come? How come only a year? in New York. >> New York. >> So, what does that have to do with driving? >> Uh, we don't drive in New York. >> Okay. I mean, some people do. I mean, >> we don't. >> All right. I'm I'm just asking. Okay. All right. So, thank you for tying your shoes. Okay. So, we're we're going to do a couple tests. All right. We So, you told me how many shorties do you have today? >> A bit. But um I've never had a trouble driving like every other New Jerseyian in this [ __ ] state that's had to drive from a winery or from a bar. Every other person in this state has managed to drive home, right? Cuz you guys allowed that for some reason. That's okay. So me being I I don't I don't I'm not following where where >> I'm just saying that it's weird. What's weird >> that you guys allow that? >> Allow what? >> So, you guys can drive from a bar home. So, >> well, you're the one that just crashed, right? From a bar. >> I have anxiety. I'm freaking out. I >> Okay. All right. So, let's take a deep breath. Let's take a deep breath. We still have to do these do these tests. Okay. >> I've never had an accident since driving. I'm just freaking out cuz it's my new >> All right. Well, all right. Well Well, things happen. All right. Accidents happen. All right. We still got to do >> I just got this car. We still got to do our part. All right, Ally, >> look at me for a sec. All right, >> I just got this car. Oh my god. >> All right, >> Ally, >> I understand you're upset. >> Take a take a breath. >> This car. It's like we're talking [ __ ] Oh my god, this is so embarrassing. >> Ally, take a take a deep breath. It's It's We're going to be okay. >> All right. >> Can I give somebody my phone? >> Yes. Right here. >> I can hold it for you. >> Thank you. I'll do whatever you want me to do. Whatever. >> Okay. I I appreciate that. I appreciate that. Okay. So, I see All right. All right. Well Well, we're going to work it out together. All right, Ollie. We're going to work it out together. Okay. So, I see you're wearing uh comfortable athletic clothing and and comfortable shoes. We're We're now >> I work in the medical field. >> Yeah, I see that. And now we're on a a a pretty clean, free, flat uh debris. >> Free of debris area. Okay. Hold on. Here's what I want you to do for me right now. Okay? What I want you to do, all right, is just stand with your heels and toes touching together with your hands by your sides. >> Don't do anything until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> So, the first thing we're going to do is a simple >> Can you not put that in my eye? >> I'm not I'm not trying to put it in your eye, but I do have to see your eyes because what we're going to do right now is an eye test. Okay. So, >> Okay. So, what I want you to do is an eye test. All right. So with what I want you to do is with your eyes and eyes only see the stim see my tip of my finger here the stimulus here put your hand down for me I said not to do that so put I'm I'm going to try not to shine it in your eyes but I do have to see your eyes right so you see the tip of my finger here >> okay >> okay I want you to keep your eyes on the tip of my finger the stimulus here with your eyes and your eyes only which means don't move your head like that okay so do you see my eyes I mean do you see do you see the tip of my finger here >> okay keep Keep uh keep your eyes on it. Okay. >> Can you face me a little bit more? Turn your head toward me. So So it's more close up. Okay. Ready? >> Don't move your head. Don't move your head. >> Don't move your head. Please don't move your head. You're moving your head. ts >> 66 57 >> Don't move your head. Don't move your head. >> Yeah. >> Keep your eyes on me. Keep your eyes on on my finger. >> Is she at the bar restaurant or just >> Don't move. >> Look here. She was at you. One more time. All right. One more. Ready? You see it? No. Don't move your head up. Don't move your head up. Don't move your head. Just your eyes. All right. All right. You can relax. All right. So, from here on Okay, just just step right right over here. Just step right over here. Okay. So, from here on out, >> I'm not drunk. I'm >> Hold on. Hold on, Ellie. I'm explain I'm I'm I'm I'm explaining something right now. Okay. I I just ask you to to just listen. Okay. So, what I want you to do from here on out is with your heels and toes touching together, your arms over your sides. This officer right here is going to explain what's called the walk and turn and then the one leg stand. Okay. All right, Tyler. Go ahead. >> Well, just so you like I'm a little >> Oh, so do you have any uh do you have any contacts or do you wear eyelasses? >> I have vertigo. >> Vertigo. Okay. >> I do have vertigo. >> Okay. So, do you have any other physical ailments that we should be aware of? >> That's going to prohibit you from walking in a straight line or standing on one leg. >> I just have vertigo. >> Okay. Well, we'll take that in consideration. Okay. All right. So go ahead, Ty. >> Okay, stay right there. All right, so we're going to do the walk and turn test. Okay, so in your starting position, you're going to be with your heels and your toes together and your hands down to your side. Don't do anything until I tell you to do. So you're just going to watch. Okay, >> sorry, right car. >> Oh my god. >> You all right? >> No, this is my [ __ ] car. >> Right. So here's the thing, right? Good thing is the car is irreplaceable, right? That's why you got to But like it's like my my second car. My [ __ ] [ __ ] mother-in-law took my first car. I never got in an accident my [ __ ] life. I'm just like I'm a good I try to be good driver and like >> All right. >> Why' you take your first car? >> Oh my goodness. >> Why'd you take your first car? Your mother-in-law. >> Because she's a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> She doesn't like my [ __ ] the fact that I married her son and I'm a [ __ ] Spanish woman. That's why. >> All right. So >> that's why I can I can do it. Yes, I can do it. >> All right. So, from your starting position, right, you're going to be your heels and your toes together with your hands out to your side. >> Okay. You're going to place your left foot in front of your right with the heel touching the toes. Okay. >> Do you touch your heels with your toes? >> Heel heel to toe. Heel to toe. >> All right. >> So, what you're going to do is you're going to take nine. >> I do have vertigo. So, this >> Okay. Okay. So, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps, right? So, I'm going to demonstrate. I'm going to demonstrate three of them. You're going to do nine. Okay. So, you're going to go one. >> No. Don't don't don't don't start. Okay? Listen to his instructions. Okay? He said remain in this starting position until he tells you to begin the test. Okay? What we want you to do is keep your hands down by at your side just like that and continue to be in that position with your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. Okay? Remain in that position until we begin the test. Do you understand? All right. >> Okay. So, you're going to take three heel totoe steps. I'm going I'm sorry, nine heel totoe steps. I'm going to demonstrate three. Okay. So, you're going to go Two. >> Three. Again. I just did three. >> Okay. All right. Try it. Try try it. I just did three. You're going to do nine. Okay. Once you get to that last step, on your ninth step, you're going to do a series of small test uh small steps like this. One, two, three. Put that foot right back in front. Heel to toe. And you're going to do nine heel to toe steps back. Okay. >> Sorry. Do that again. I keep doing it. >> Yep. I'll demonstrate it one more time for you. Okay. So, from the starting position with your left foot in front of your right, you're going to have your heel and your toes together. You're going to take a series of nine steps. Okay. I'm going to demonstrate three. You're going to do nine. >> Nine. Heel to toe steps. No. No. Don't start. Don't start. >> Two. Three. Right. Okay. So, I do three. You're going to do nine. Now, you're going to take a series of small steps. One, two, three. Heel to toe. One, two, three. Right. So, you're going to count your steps out loud. I did three. You're going to do nine. Do you understand? >> Okay. The the the whole time the whole time you're doing this, I want you to keep your hands down by your by your sides. I want you to look down at your feet. I want you to to touch heel to toe and count loud out your steps. And the last thing is that do not do uh don't stop the test until you've completed it. Okay? Does that make sense? All right. So, let's start from the beginning uh from the starting position. Right foot right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. Go ahead. Cuz you cuz you came out of that already. All right. >> Hold on. Right foot in front of your left foot. Touching heel to toe. Go ahead. Can you touch heel to toe? Just like this. The way I am right now. Look. Do this. Do this. >> Now once. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. I'm not listening. Okay. >> All right. Listen. I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay. >> I'm sorry. Place your left foot outside. Place your left foot in front. Okay. Now take this foot. Right foot. Touch it heel to toe. Okay. That's your left foot in front of your right foot. I want your right foot in front of your left foot. There you go. Stay. Stay just like that. Now, when we tell you to begin, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps down the line. Take a series of small turns and return back down the line. Another heel nine heel to toe steps. Okay. So again, I want you to keep your he hands at your sides. I want you to look down at your feet as you're walking. Count your steps out loud and do not stop the test until you've completed it. You understand? Okay, you may begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 Try heel to toe. Nine. >> Good. Turn yourself around. Another nine. Heel to toe. >> One. >> Keep your hands down by your sides. >> 4 5 that side. >> 7 8 9 10. >> Okay, you can stop. You can stop. You can turn. All right. Face this officer one more. Uh we're going to do just a balance test. Okay. >> Vertigo. >> All right. We we will I like I said, we'll take that in consideration. All right. Oie. >> You right now? Vertigo? >> I do get vertigo all the time at work. I get dizzy. >> So, is that something you're experiencing right now? >> All the time. >> Right now, you have >> I always have vertigo. >> You're able to drive like that? >> I um all the time cuz I work in the field. So, I'm always busy. I get dizzy all the time. I have and you drink water. >> What about driving? Do you get it when you're driving? >> I I'm a new driver. So, >> how long How long is that? How long have you been a new driver for? >> Um, like a year. >> Okay. Do you get vertigo? >> Um, while you're driving a new thing, so I don't know. I'm learning as I go, but not so much. >> How long have you had vertigo for, if you don't mind my asking? >> Um, for like about two years. But it's the thing like I I'm moving from New York. I'm not like from here or anything like that. I'm just I'm learning. >> I Yeah, I would never do that. I would never um >> Okay, we got one more test we're going to do. >> Yeah, but that's like maybe this my first car and I'm just >> Well, that's what Listen, the the the the good news, if there is any, is that is that a material object that can be replaced and you're you're you're okay and you're alive, right? That's just something I had to pay for. >> I understand. Yeah, I I understand. All right, let Ally, do me a favor. Let's just get through this one last test. >> I'm sorry. Sorry. >> It's okay. It's all right. Take a breath, >> guys. I'm sorry. You know what's more embarrassing? Cuz like I actually applied for a job and like the guy that I applied for a job for just like came out like, >> "All right, >> that's more embarrassing." Like I'm not getting that job obviously. He's so big. That's so embarrassing to me. >> I'm sorry, guys. >> All right. You ready? We're going to do one last test. Okay. >> Here. Face me. >> All right. >> So, with your with your feet together, right? Heels toes together. Yours at your side. We're going to do one leg. >> She's very have one foot out, whichever one you choose. Don't start yet. Okay. Just watch me, right? Put your heels and toes together. >> Not yet. We're going to start in a second. Okay. So, you're going to have one of your You're going to pick a foot. Okay. Six inches off the ground. And you're going to count 1 100 2 100 3 100 >> I'm a lefty. >> You're a lefty. Sure. Whatever. Whatever foot you choose, those shoes are comfortable, right? You're able to do this test. >> All right. Don't start yet. Don't start yet. He didn't tell you to start yet. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Dizzy. >> All right. >> You need medical attention? >> No. I'm just like I'm like laded. I like palpitations right now. >> You sure you don't need medical? >> No. My chest is tight and I'm fine. Just like this. >> All right. >> Now, when you hold your foot up, it's going to be 6 in and parallel to the ground. Kind of like you're pointing. >> All right. Okay. So, it's going to be 6 in off the ground, foot parallel to the ground. Okay. >> You're going to go a second. >> All right. Take your time. You let us know when you're ready. >> What's that? >> This never happened to me before. I'm just like, >> I got you. We're here. We're going to walk you through it. >> My chest is really tight. >> I know they ask. I'm going to ask one more time. Do you need medical attention? >> No. >> Okay. >> So embarrassing. >> Lima is what it is. We're going to do this test and we'll go. >> All right. Okay. Ready? So, what we're going to do, >> I'm going to try this way. >> Okay. Yeah, we get that. You covered that for us. >> So, from the starting position with your heels and your toes together, right? You're going to pick a foot. You're going to hold it six inches off the ground parallel to the ground. Okay. You're going to count 1 1000 2 100 3 100 until I tell you to stop. Okay. Make sure you keep your hands to the side. All right. >> Okay. You may begin when you're ready. I'm lefty. Can I do this side? >> Sure. Whatever foot is easier for you. >> Call out. Don't forget to count. >> I don't know how to >> just as he instructed. 1 1000 2 100 >> Ally, right? That's your first name. >> Yeah, I just I never before. I don't >> just just stay where you are. I understand what those >> six doesn't like >> 101. We'll see if you can try to count. >> All right. You tell me when you're ready. Okay. Take a breath. Take a breath. Take a deep breath so you can try to focus. All right. >> All right. Go ahead. come out to the parking lot. I have bad balance. >> All right, you can relax. It's all right. You can relax. >> So based on the test, >> I don't have bad I have bad balance. I have vertigo. I have vertigo. >> So based on the test and everything, you're going to be placed under arrest for drive while intoxicated. Right. >> What? Why? Don't >> because of the the >> correct cause and based on your test. >> What do you mean? I have vertigo. >> Yeah. All right. >> I didn't do anything. >> You can have vertigo. You're also under arrest for drama. >> Yep. >> I didn't do anything bad. >> I didn't mean to. I didn't. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Well, accidents happen. All right. We have to deal with them. >> Getting arrest be we're we're >> under arrest for driving while intoxicated. I >> squirt her out. >> Who's this? >> You have anything in your pockets, Alie? >> Doesn't look like it. >> You have your car keys on you or they in your car? >> Car. >> In your car. Nothing in your pockets here. >> Nothing on that side. >> Doesn't look like anything. >> For my husband, please. Yeah, we're we're do uh this officer has your your your phone, right? >> Okay. >> This is my >> back over here. Okay. >> All right. You're going to step right up in here. Okay. Step this way. Put one foot right there. Perfect. Yep. You're going to have to step all the way in. Okay. There you go. Perfect. Now, swing your legs in. Now, put this seat belt across you. Okay. Good job. Yep. >> I'll hang out for the towing. >> Towing. Yeah. All right. >> They're calling. Uh, >> yep. I guess that's it. >> Yep. Yeah, we'll we'll get to that. Trust me, we will count from 38 to 70. >> Go ahead. >> Be transported to female 101 headquarters starting 31684. Will be released. >> What's that? >> Yeah, this is uh Yeah, we we'll explain everything. You You're going to be released tonight. on any attempts with these numbers that we found. >> I think they're coming out. >> Where is he? I'm going to try. >> I'll put it down. I can't. All right. The other officer has your phone. What's that? >> I I Well, I'm sure we're going to contact him. I don't have your phone, though. Ally County 7s arrived headquarters ending 31686. You can swing in. I'll help you out. Yeah. Okay. Right this way. >> [clears throat] >> All right, come on out. >> Stuff. >> What's that? Come on out. >> My stuff. >> Your stuff? The other officer has? I don't have anything on me right now. Okay. Step over here. Okay. I'm going to take you out of of handcuffs. Okay. Then we're going to sit you down on the bench here. All right. I have my period. >> I have to use this room. >> Not right now. >> Well, I have to, but I have my period. >> You have your period right now? >> Yes. >> Have a seat. >> Um, hold on. Have a seat. Sit down. >> Passing through. >> How come this is something that's just coming up now? >> It's I expect to be arrested. So, I'm sorry. >> I want you to sit down and I'm going to ask. All right. >> Sit down. Come on. My passing through. >> Sit down. >> Hold on. Hold on. All right. You got your phone? >> Yeah. You got one second till another officer comes back. Cuz here's the thing, right? I'm the male officer. You're a female. I can't I can't be in there with you. Okay? So, I need to have another officer present in here with me while you're in here. Okay? Listen, I hear you, but there's nothing I can do at this moment. Okay? I'm one officer. There needs to be another one present because you're a female. Okay? What's your last name? >> What is it? How do you spell that? >> F R I T K. >> Fritzky. Okay. Hey, what's your full first name? >> Adrian. >> M E R I. >> A. >> A. You have a middle name. >> No middle name. >> No middle name. Okay. What's your birthday? anything to >> Okay, your address. >> I'm waiting through. >> Okay, I understand. Unfortunately, like I said, until that officer comes back, there's nothing I could do. >> What's your address? >> I should be back. I'm a woman. >> No, I can. Listen, you can, but because you're a woman, there needs to be another officer here present. Okay? >> When my rights, what do my rights say? >> What? When another officer here is present. Okay. >> I am. >> So, as of right now, you're under our procedures. Okay. >> I want to see what your [ __ ] grades are. What your What do your procedures say? I want to see that. >> So, since you are on the bench right now in a handcuff, you need to have an officer present. Okay. >> I need to see what your rights are, but I don't see what my rights are. your rights. >> Yeah, my rights. >> Okay. Absolutely. We're going to read your rights. >> I'm a woman. I need to know what my rights are. >> Okay. >> I'm leaving. My period is coming. I have none of my things. >> I want to know my rights. Kid, right? >> All right. >> I got this for you. We're going to go in there. You're going to do your business. >> Okay. my rice, please. I want my rice. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, we're going to get them. I'll get them for you for here's your Here's this. >> Thank you. >> Okay, we're going to turn away. All right. Pap towel right there. Then when you want to toss that perfect scrap seat right back in the bench, right? [snorts] >> All right. You want to do the rights real quick? >> You want to do the rights real quick? All right. >> All right. So, before we ask any questions, you must understand your rights. Okay. >> Can I have the phone? >> What's that? >> My phone. >> No. >> No. >> So, I have your phone with you. The phone is on the desk. You got to say it. Okay. Any property that came in with you. You can't have >> Yeah. Yeah. No, it's it. And then there's an officer with your car. We're going to get that taken care of as well. Okay. All right. So before you ask any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand this? Just going to be there. Okay. Anything you say can be used against you. Do you understand this? >> Okay. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present while you're being questioned. Do you understand this? >> Yes. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. Do you understand this? You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand this? Okay. All right. So, what we're going to do, see these right here? You're going to put your initial on these big lines here. You want to have an attorney present. >> Okay. >> What's that? >> Wants to have an attorney present. >> So So those rights aren't afforded to you for this specific thing. This is this is a traffic offense. Okay. The the only reasons we are are asking we're giving you your your Miranda rights is because of a questionnaire that we ask at the end specific to >> I I don't own my rights. I just don't know what's going on. >> So he just explained them to you. Okay. >> You don't need you don't need for this. >> I'm also like I'm also handcuffed, right? >> Yeah, you're arrested. But this is this is not criminal arrest. >> You're not arresting on a handcuff. >> Yes. Yes. Just like everyone else who gets arrested for drinking while intoxicated. >> Also arrest while arrested. >> Correct. Correct. For driving while intoxicated. It's not a criminal offense. Okay. It's a traffic fence. >> So you don't need a So you don't need an attorney. You You would need an attorney if you would like to fight this. Okay. We are giving you Miranda right because we're going to do a drinking and driving questionnaire at the end of this whole process before you get released. Okay? So we just have to advise you of your Miranda right. >> It's okay. It's absolutely okay. And and the good thing about this is you don't have to talk at all to us. You don't have to say anything >> to us. That's what that right is, right? Has he explained it? >> I don't know. I'm sorry. >> That was all the stuff that were you paying attention. >> No, cuz I'm do it again. Do it again if you're not paying attention. This will explain everything. So when I ask you if you understand, okay, just give me a verbal yes or no. Okay. >> All right. So you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand this? >> Yes. Okay. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand this? Can you can you acknowledge it for me? Okay. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have you present while you're being questioned. Do you understand this? Okay. If you cannot afford a lawyer appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. Do you understand this? Okay. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not Any questions or make any statements? >> Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. All right. So then what I'd asked you to do before was I just need you to initial these. Okay. And I'm going to explain the power to you. I want you to initial what I just read to you. Okay. >> Do I need a lawyer for this? Like >> No, because as he explained, it's not criminal, right? It's traffic. There's two separate things. Okay. >> So, this isn't criminal. This is traffic, right? motor vehicle. >> In other words, you're not going to jail for us. You're going to you're going to get released, but you're going to have you're going to have court date. Okay. >> All right. So, here >> Yeah, I'm perfect. >> So, okay. >> All right. Yes, we got we got we got >> this. Can I try anything crazy if I take this off? >> Yeah, I can hear you. >> Did Do you have your license on you, ma'am? >> Yes, sir. >> Where is it? >> Your bag? Where's your bag? >> All right. So, slide over on the bench real quick. You slide over so we can use this for >> All right. So, you're just going to Nice line right there. >> So these are this is pretty much what I read you right here, right? You're the right side. I said, "Do you understand this?" You said yes. So you just acknowledge that one. So this is my side. You're going to do a long line right here. You're going to put your initial. Okay. All right. And then this is the other one that I put. All these I already read. Okay. and there. So now on this bottom part right here, okay, this is the waiver of rights. I write this statement of my rights and I understand what my rights are. I'm willing to make statement and answer questions. No promises or threats have been made to me and no pressure or any kind has been used against me. Okay. All right. You acknowledge you sign those. >> So you're going to sign right here where it says sign. >> That's it. We're done with that part. Okay. >> All right. So, I'm going to put that cuff back on you. Okay. >> Why? >> Because you're back here. Okay. So, you don't have cuff on you. >> Yes, I do. I know you're not going to do anything. All right. >> Okay. call county and asked to uh time stamp on time stamp for 20 minutes. We can just call >> Do you have anything in your pockets at all? >> No. Why? >> What? >> I just >> Okay. Do you have products for that? >> I uh gave her >> You have it on right now? I I gave her one. >> Okay. Okay. >> You have one now. >> Just keep your hands up there with me. I'm almost done. Okay. Now 17 17 plus 20. >> So we're reading the standard statement. >> You want to check me? I just want to look in your mouth. Make sure there's nothing in there. >> Okay. Other than that, I just want to see if there's any gum, anything else. Okay. You open a little wider. Okay. The other thing is I need you to take your shoes off. So, can you have a seat? Take off your shoes. I don't want you to fall, so I'd rather you sit. There you go. >> Put your shoes back on. >> It's double side, right? Other than her dentures, she has nothing in her mouth. >> All right, we forgot one thing. We forgot one line initial. That was the one that said you want forgot in. You want to do that for me? You want me to read it to you again? Make sure you understand that one pedigree or >> you guys have anything yet? >> What's that? >> No, I need I need all that stuff. I'm going to get that from her bag. Did you guys grab her bag? >> No, I did. >> All right, I'm going to go out there. So, read this. Read this to her and she's got to sign off on her. Gotcha. >> I need it for my report. >> Yeah. Yeah. I can back All right, your honor. >> I'm going to read you another thing. Okay, >> I know it's lost. >> I'm going to get me a lawyer now because this is like so much [ __ ] that I don't know and like this is not right. Like I don't know one thing another handcuff. >> Well, so the only reason you would need a lawyer is if it's criminal. Okay, this isn't criminal. >> Why did I handcuff? >> Because we placed you under arrest. kind of like going to run away. >> I get that, right? Okay. But I have my supervisors and I have everybody else who's telling me that she needs to be handcuffed when you're in the back. Okay. >> Right. >> I get you. I All right. So, I'm going to read this to you. Okay. And then at the end, I'm going to have to write down your answers. Okay. >> I don't feel comfortable answering it before. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't feel comfortable answering me. Okay. All right. Well, I'm going to read this to you anyway because I have to. Okay. >> Okay. All right. You ready? [snorts] I'm waiting for somebody in case you have any further questions. 737. >> Okay. Did you die? >> No. >> You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 39 450. Okay. 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 a 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 will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a if a court finds you guilty of refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revocation up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of a ignition lock, 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 are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present you for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legit right. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide more samples or breath samples, you will be treated as a refusal to submit to breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then you do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform my test, or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit to breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples of your breath? >> If the arrested person does not or gives an ambiguous or conditional answer short of in a yes, the police officer shall read the following. Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires that you submit samples of your breath for testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than yes, I will [snorts] charge you with refusal. Now I ask you a question. Will you submit the breath test? >> You ask me what you want. Yes, I went out. Whatever the [ __ ] you want. >> Okay. So you ask you will submit the breath test? >> Stop with a criminal. Like come on. >> We're not treating the criminal. Why am I help? >> Well, listen, Adriana, listen. It It's nothing against you. It is our policy to do so. I'm sorry that that that that's the case, but it's our policy that we have to. I the best way I can explain it that we have to do our job, too. >> It's so crazy. >> Unlike you guys, >> she said, "No, that is such [ __ ] All right. So, 17 + 207. >> Yeah, he's coming back. >> He's coming back in the purse. We'll we'll we'll we'll give him a call after after after uh >> Oh, your car's cold. >> Your car's your car's cold. There's no way you can drive that again. We should ask you a couple more things about yourself. Okay. >> It's nothing hard. It's just like what's your social? >> I don't want to ask my social life right now. Okay. You don't want to do your social. >> Okay. What's your address? >> What? What? >> I'm a citizen because you're asking >> if what? >> I'm a citizen. >> Oh, okay. What's your mailing address? >> 14 Oak Village. >> 14 Northwood. >> Oakwood Village. >> What? >> 14 Oakidge Road. before I [ __ ] deal with this [ __ ] dude. >> Are you uh are you married? >> I'm buried. >> Married? Do you wear glasses or contacts that I just found? No. [ __ ] kill me because you think you weigh. >> I don't [ __ ] know. I don't know. Maybe you're like 125. >> 125. >> How tall do you think you are? >> 410. 410. >> Were you ever in the military? >> Oh, really? Nice. I just got that car. Oh my god. So cute. >> What's your cell phone number? >> You have everything else. You have my number. >> What's that? >> You have my number. Don't you? >> No. That's why I'm asking you. >> I have my number. >> Okay. So, you don't want to give it to me? >> You have my number. >> Okay. >> What city were you born in? Queens beautiful [ __ ] all day. [ __ ] you. So [ __ ] [ __ ] cut on here. It's so [ __ ] crazy. [ __ ] take care of everybody else's parents. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. >> Adrian, may I offer some guidance for you? >> Okay. I take care of everybody's grandparents, their [ __ ] parents. >> Listen, people make mistakes. >> I know. >> People make mistakes. We all do. >> Listen, I know. I I I know. But here's the thing. When people make mistakes, you know, I can tell you feel sorry about it now, but we're dealing with the consequences now. >> I knew what he said. >> I I can see that. I can see that. I can see that. >> But my car just got that car two weeks ago. It's my first payment insurance. I took my first car payments delivered. >> My first car payment. >> Insurance. Well, whose car was that? >> Yours. The registered deal. tomorrow. So [ __ ] >> It's It's really not as bad as it seems. Although right now I know it's very like it's hitting you hard. You're kind of It's kind of No, he's not. He's I I guarantee you he's going to be way more happy that you're alive and okay than that then Oh, no. You don't mean that at all? Let's listen. >> I mean, this is Isn't Isn't the good thing that you didn't hurt anybody and you didn't get hurt? Is that a good thing or a bad thing? >> It's a good thing. Yes. All right. We agree on that. I agree. That's the best case scenario, right? Because because if you were hurt or injured or in injured somebody else, it's a way different ball game from here out, right? Thank God that you didn't injure anybody and you are not hurt. Okay, think about it. Think about that. Sorry. >> You got agree with people. >> What's up? >> Try to beat the [ __ ] out of me, but nobody protected me. [snorts] >> Where's the headphones? Yes. >> I'm not a bad person. >> We're not We're not accusing of being a bad person. >> Good people still make mistakes. >> I'm not a bad person. Other people on this bench and like really Now, do we have to put her on there? Do we have to do >> Yeah. We we only have to do photographs for us. >> Gota. >> So that's why I'm doing this. >> What's that? >> This is just for our internal records. Nobody's going to see this except us. This is not this this goes this is not something where that we post online or to the news. There's nothing like that. Okay. Nothing like that. This is all internal. And we don't you don't get fingerprinted because I said this is not criminal. This is traffic. This is this is you're going to get a bunch of tickets. >> Can you just put that on paper because they give you >> Yeah, I can put it away. >> Pull up your pull up your um uh >> your first uh ticket. >> Okay. >> So, starting ticket is 450. >> Okay. And then I need that number >> and then the date the time is [ __ ] [ __ ] cool. Let me know when color your eyes. He's coming from UPS. Somebody please call my husband. >> Yeah, we'll call him as soon as we're done because he's he's going to pick me up. >> No, no, no, no, no. I'm sure I'm sure I actually think that uh uh my sergeant had is contacting him already. >> No, he's in he works for UPS. It's it's a different thing. It's not like they let you off and it's very compromising. >> Is he working right now? >> Yes, please. It's his job. >> So, do you Who would pick you who would be the one to pick you up? >> Him. >> Him. Okay. because his job is very like it's like yours. >> It's like yours. Unless you're bleeding to death, they won't like excuse you. They're very strict. So, please please Did you put ax? >> Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. What did you just do? >> It hurts. >> How did you just get out of it? It hurts. >> You have to stay in this. >> It hurts my hand. >> How did you say How did you just get out of this? >> It hurts. >> Listen, you have I'm sorry. It's part of our policy. >> And if you do that again, like you can't Don't do that, please. You're gonna hurt yourself. I don't know how you just did that. >> Did you slip your hands up? >> Yes. Can you tell my husband to make sure I'm okay? >> He's like, "You guys like Unless like his boss is like unless you're dying like you can't get out. I don't know how you got out of that. I think we're >> Yeah. >> number the 66 So it wouldn't hurt you. So it was it was hurting me. It was my >> Yeah. So, we have it as close as we can go. Okay. He has he put he put his pinky in there. So, there's the difference of a pinky. >> No, it's not. >> I have it. >> Oh, I have the number. >> No, I want to scan. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. >> No, there's a gap that's big enough in there that it's >> bring your pinky. >> What's that? >> Bring your pinky in here. >> I can see it from here. I'm not going to get up. Put it in there. >> I'm not going to get up and put my finger. >> I think you cuz if it's not my lawyer abuse. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> is it like actually not I'm not running away. Please everybody, >> please. Hello, please. >> It's going to be off in one minute when you do a breath test. >> Yep. Yes, sir. Are you okay? >> Do you need a medical assistance? >> I need figure out. >> Are you Do you need medical? Do you need medical? >> Do you need medical? >> I need water. >> We can't allow you to have any water yet because we need to blow in the box. Do you need medical assistance? >> I need water. >> I'll give you water as soon as you call. I promise. If you feel me. >> So we can't give you water. >> Give you water right now. >> Please. We're going to share with you. >> What? >> Water. Give me water. >> Please give me water. So we can give you water once you do the breath test. Okay. >> It's okay. >> Not right now. >> Okay. >> No, no. >> Do you Do you need medical assistance? >> You can't have water right now. You don't want to kiss. All right, come on over here. >> I'm going to walk over here. >> Yes. >> Phones radio. >> Oh, yeah. Radio camera. What's that? So here uh for test Your honor, what's your occupation? >> Medical assistant. >> What is it? Medical assistant. >> Cardiology. >> Cardiology. >> All right. Are you sick? >> No. >> Are you under the care of a doctor? Are you under the care of a doctor? >> Yes. Are you under the care of a doctor like right now currently for anything? >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. >> Name of the doctor. >> Sebastian. >> Dr. Sebastian. Is that his last name? >> Clifford. >> Clifford. doctor. >> Is it going to be communicated? >> No, this just a the questionnaire. Remember we were telling you it's not like we have this on here as just a question. >> He is then I'll be fired. >> No, he's not. That's your No, your doctor's not fired. >> He's He's my boss. >> Oh, so he's also your Okay. So, you go to him and you also work for him? >> Yes. >> Okay. Yeah. No, he's not going to be >> No, he won't be notified. Do you know the address? >> I don't. >> Okay. Um, >> I don't want to release his name. >> Well, so this doesn't go anywhere besides us. >> It's my job. >> Okay. Yeah. We're not going to know about that. That's the thing. You know what I mean? >> Okay. >> Like They're not going to hear for months. The only way they'll find out is if you tell them. That's it. When was the last time you visited him but were treated? >> I don't see. >> Okay. Are you taking any medicine? If so, what? What for? >> I don't see. >> Okay. Do you have diabetes? >> No. Are you injured? >> No. >> Are your injuries affecting you now? Okay. So, remember I read you the Miranda one, your rights, the one that you initial. >> Okay. So, with that, what kind of alcoholic drinks have you had? How many >> where did you have your bedroom? >> What was the time between each drink? When did you have your first? >> When did you finish your last drink? >> What time did you finish eating? >> What did you eat? >> Food. You don't remember what it was? about the >> Okay. So, you just say you just say >> Yeah. Um and then 39 or 88. So, add these to the tickets so that she gets copies all them. Okay. Um for the other two, once once you're done with this, you got employer trying to >> Oh, you you're refusing to give us your employer information. >> Yes. >> Did you know this isn't going anywhere? It's just for our records. >> I know. >> Okay. >> For all you guys. >> So add uh this is okay. So add that and this is maintain. So add that. It's all I'm going to do John's law for for him and um get that signed. All right. So, all these. Well, no, but those those are Yes. It's all in the same. Was your car a Honda? >> Right. >> Your car that you crashed tonight. Was it a Honda? >> You don't know what type of car you have? You don't know what kind of >> Okay. >> It's a Honda CRV. >> That it the white one. >> City usually the subway is the way to go, right? >> In the city. The subway is usually the way to go, right? Trying. Hey guys, I just we're do we're doing you the courtesy of keeping keeping you at a cuff because of the anxiety. Okay. I I expect you to to to remain calm. Okay. I'm just letting you know. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I know you are. I know you are. I just I'm just requesting you to remain that way because this is this is this is a courtesy right now. Amen. Take anybody. Hey, I'm trying to 129. Um, it doesn't So just right. Thank you guys. >> Yep. Um, you can also update. Number three. Yes. Just make sure you put all your name just like this one. Not right now. >> We still we we got to do a couple reports. Okay. So, we got to do >> uh we we got to print out some tickets and then we got to do one more report, the John's law report, which gives responsibility. What's your What's your husband's name? >> Richard. >> Richard what? outside. >> Richard what? >> For same last name. >> Richard. >> Same same last name. Fritzky as you. >> Yes. >> Do you have I think I didn't [clears throat] reckless. I thought we did that. Victor 47. So it say >> this is going to >> No, >> I told you the only way they'll find out is if you don't. >> What's the phone number? >> Fine. What is your phone number, please? For contact information so that maybe a court can contact you with court information because you're going to have a court date. >> Yes. >> I'm I'm sorry. I'm trying to get you out of here because you're asking me to get out of here. >> Okay. Also, do you have the same? >> Also, >> also, do you have an email address? >> Adriana. >> Adriana. Thank you guys for your attention. You think he is? What made you say that? >> Huh? >> Is he? >> No, he's not. >> What about me? What am I doing here? >> Cuz I got out of the room before I'm done. Contract is up. I figured what you said. Not a lot of people know that piece of [ __ ] >> Real. >> Yeah. I don't think that of anybody. Like people make mistakes is what I think. And I get to see it more firsthand than a lot of people. We both do, right? People make mistakes. Just you got to learn from it though. >> Right. >> 14. You got 14. 13 14 15 Yeah. Yeah. He's waiting out there for you. Yeah, sure. Yeah. >> You're doing here. That crazy. We got pictures, right? Oh my god. Yes. this barrier. >> No, I have to be a strippper. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> There's other bars. >> No, there's nothing else. And >> I don't think that would be too >> And I don't know how to bend over. >> That's enough. >> It goes to barracks. Sure. >> There's a there's you walk in the quarter. It's okay. We're We're trying to to do our best to get you out of here. >> We We got some things to do, too. >> I understand. Thank you. No, your job doesn't see this. That's why I mean So his name is Rich, right? Thank you. >> Absolutely. >> What's your address again? >> 1691. >> No, no, no. I'm sorry. Uh >> 30 something goes that Um, so she needs a copy of this. I made a copy of the um, so this copies in the machines. So go get that. >> Um, these and Can I wash your hands? >> Yeah, please. >> Another copy of this. Oh, that it drums off. So this is John say what that is to him responsibility for the next 12 hours also he gave the impound so uh he has all that information just Sign here. You sign here. That's it. >> And then you can sign it right next to it and then with the time and then make a copy of that. >> Uh meet me back here. Yeah. We'll go over >> He's sitting in his car. >> Yeah. So, we're going to we're going to go out and experience I'll look at her first real quick. >> Yes. A few minutes later. >> Hey, how you doing, sir? >> How you doing? >> You're here for her, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. You need to sign something for me. >> Okay. >> I got a pen. >> I got a pen. >> Um I don't want to write on your truck. Uh >> um >> right on. Ah, man. >> Here, step inside for just a minute. Okay. Uh cuz I'm just going to explain this to you. Uh did the other officer provide you with the impound information? >> Yeah, he gave me the impound information. >> Okay. >> The number and all that. >> Okay. So, you know what to do? >> Yeah. Uh so it's my understanding the car is here. I got to go pay the tow truck company. It's like 201 something. $21 and change and then $50 here for the impound, but I'm sure >> Well, it's within $12. It's within 12 hours. So, if you come tomorrow at 10 after 11:00 a.m. Okay. It's free, >> right? First 12 hours are free. >> Okay. So, if I get here by 11, but then the car if it's cooked, I can't I'm going to have to leave it here. >> You're going to have to Yeah. You're going to have to uh arrange for what? A toe to to get out. Like that's on you, you know. >> So, I have to arrange for a toe by if I get it here before like 11:00 a.m. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> And then it I don't have to pay for the impound. She's going to pay for the tow out. >> Correct. Okay. >> Yep. And just Well, well, and what I need is if she's the registered owner, I need the registered her the registered owner to be here to to to get the car out. Okay. >> Because the register registered owner is the only one that had that that can provide the registration insurance and information for that vehicle. >> Unless unless I have a notorized letter. >> Okay. >> So, just make better off bring her. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Right. So, Right. So, you can get it out. Yeah. >> All right. So, let me explain John's law to you. All right. John's law is um basically um your she's your she legally she's your gonna be your responsibility for the next 12 hours. Okay. >> Okay. So so by signing this you agree that you know in the event that >> it's going to be negative. >> You know she takes takes your truck out after this or something. You're going to be >> responsible for whatever. >> Correct. You're responsible for the next 12 hours. >> Correct. Okay. >> All right. Does that make sense? Yes. Okay. So um just sign right here if you acknowledge. Right. Under the letter I. >> Yeah. So I I I already pre-filled in your information here. >> Okay. >> So I Richard Fritzky signature >> have received. Yes. >> Do I print there? >> Nope. That's that's all for us. All right. Thank you very much. >> Okay. >> All right. >> This is all of her copies. Uh where's all of her copy? You have all your copies, right? >> Okay. >> She has so I there's a bunch of tickets there. Her court date uh I I I circled it here is 116 I believe. >> Okay. >> Right. >> Uh at 5:00 pm. >> 5 p.m. >> at the municipal court. >> 5 p.m. on 116 the municipal. >> Yeah. It's all it's all outlined. >> Right down school. Okay. Right down school. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> [music] [music]