Hi go police. Were you just involved in a crash? >> Yeah. >> Uh where at? >> No, just the >> just over there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you hurt? Do you need an ambulance to come out and take a look at you? Okay. No head pain, no air back deployed or anything. Okay. Do you have your license, registration, and um insurance on you? No. >> You don't have any of that? >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. >> No, I don't want to. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can I see that, please? >> No. >> You don't have it? Do you know your social security number? Okay. What's your first and last name? >> Catherine Lauraniano. >> Okay. What is Catherine with a C or a K? >> K. >> K. All right. Catherine. And I'm sorry, what was your last name? >> Lauraniano. L A U R E A N O. >> All right. And what's your date of birth, Catherine? 2024. >> Yeah. >> That's your date of birth. >> Yeah. >> All right. What happened with the crash today? >> I don't know. I hit the >> All right. Um, do you remember what the other car looked like that you hit? >> No. >> Okay. How did you hit them? Was it just like a rear end? >> Yeah, rear end. >> Okay. And then so you hit them and what happened from there? >> Uh turned into here and that was it. >> Okay. And um just to confirm, you said your data. >> Uh okay. Um and then just make sure I have your last name spelled correctly. L A U R I A N O. >> Uhhuh. >> All right. Go ahead and hang tight for me for just a second. Okay. >> All right. >> Can you talk to her? She's telling me her birthday is 4:21. Look at my baby videos. tempor. >> Yeah, she's drunk. Okay, let me call Sergeant real quick and just let him know. See if he can get a She's already saying she >> What's that? >> She's already saying she ran into the car and then pulled into here. >> Okay. Yeah, but she drunk. Um, let's start that. >> Do you want it? >> I'm not I can't my talkalizer. Intoxilizer. >> I don't know where my card is. >> What's up? >> I don't know where my card is. I think it might be in Let me just check real quick. >> Okay, here we go. >> Okay, so we're good. >> Yeah, I got I got this copy of it. Oh my go. >> She didn't have any of it. Hello ma'am. I'm officer Real Rancher Police Department. >> Huh? >> Officer all Real Rancher Police Department. >> What happened today? >> Uh hit some car over there. >> Um what's your date of birth? >> Uh April 26 2024. >> April 26. What's the year? >> Uh >> it's not 2024 because that year hasn't happened yet. 226. >> 226. So >> you born year. >> So I was born in the year 1990. What year were you born? >> 2000. How much alcohol you had to drink tonight? >> Not much. >> Not much. A little bit. >> Yeah. >> How much is a little bit? >> A little bit. >> Okay. All right, hang tight for me. >> Yeah, she >> What's that? >> Okay. Yeah, he's drunk. Um, let's start that. I'm not I can't My to talker intoxilizer expired. >> What's up? >> Okay. Yes. So, we're good. >> Okay. Oh, this might be trying to go. Did you have a driver's license and stuff on them? >> You don't have a driver's license or anything? >> No. >> No. Is this car registered? Do you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Can you follow me home? >> No. We got to figure out what happened. Okay. You can't be driving. Why don't you turn off the car and give me the keys, please? >> Thank you. across those. >> Where do you live at? Uh uh >> Golden Hills. >> Golden Hills. >> Hills. >> Wen Hills. >> Yeah. I have a odor of alcohol. Third speech. Um >> Yes. >> Mhm. >> Where? She said his vehicle is registered to her. >> It is. That's how I got her information. >> Okay. She said she was coming from her house. >> She didn't. >> Well, not off her house, though. She lives over here in this area. >> No, by the time Or do you want to >> um car Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Are you hurt at all? Do you need an ambulance? >> All right, Catherine. So, um, have you had anything to drink today? >> Yeah. Okay. How much did you have to drink? >> A lot. >> A lot. Do you remember kind of a Was it like one beer? Two beers? >> Yeah, two beers. >> Two beers. Okay. And how long ago did you have that? >> Two hours now. >> Two hours ago. Okay. And And do you remember? Do you have it at your house or like at a bar somewhere? >> At the house. >> Okay. So, you had it at your house. >> And could you take me home? >> All right. >> Could you take me home? >> What we're going to do um because I have I hold her alcoholic beverage. Come bring your breath. you admitted to drinking and we have a crush. I just got to do some tests real quick. Um are you willing to do those tests with >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and it's it's gonna be okay. Just breathe for me. Um just breathe for me. So what we're going to do is I'm going to have you um get out of your car and we're going to go over to the sidewalk there where it's a little more level and a little bit. Okay. >> All right. So, we're just going to walk over there. >> So, we'll do it here. So, we're not right in front of the window. Okay. I'm not trying to embarrass you. I just want to like do a couple of tests, okay? Before we go any further. All right. >> So, watch the curb for me. There we go. >> All right. So, just walk over here. >> All right. So, before we begin, um, do you have any head injuries? Are you under a doctor's care for any reason? Okay. Um, do you have any problems walking, standing, or turning? >> No. >> None of that. Okay. Do you wear glasses or contacts? >> No glasses. >> Okay. Are you wearing them today? >> No. >> Okay. Do you wear them just for like reading? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you don't have them on you? No contacts or anything? >> No. >> All right. So, I apologize. I know it's a little cold. We'll get this done as fast as possible. Okay. So, for the first one, what I need you to do is stand with your feet together, heels touching heels, toes touching toes, just like this. Arms down by your sides. And you're going to look right at me. Okay. I'm going to pull out a flashlight. I'm not going to shine it in your eyes. Um, I'm just going to shine it kind of in your face so I can see your eyes. Okay. >> All right. So, go ahead and put your feet together. >> Um, heels touching heels, toes touching toes. There you go. And can you see the tip of my finger? Okay. So, with your eyes and your eyes only, I need you to follow this tip of my finger. Um, and don't move your head. Okay. >> Uh, do you need to zip up your jacket? I notice you're shaking a little bit. If you're cold, go ahead and zip up your jacket for me before we start, okay? Cuz I know it's pretty cold. Um, your zipper's up a little bit. >> You need some help? >> No. >> No. Okay. Do you want to at least put your foot up to stay a little warmer? >> Yeah. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. We'll do this as quickly as we can. Okay. All right. So, go ahead and get back in your position. Feet together. Heels touching heels. Toes touching toes. Arms down by your side. You can see my finger. Okay. Right. >> All right. So, just follow that with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Okay. your head. >> Can you see it? Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I need you to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. >> All right. You're not moving your eyes. You got to look at it and you got to follow it with your eyes. Just track it with your eyes. Okay. >> All right. Just so hold your head completely still. >> Look at the tip of my finger with your eyes and just move your eyes to follow it. Okay. I got one more. >> All right. So, you're not following it. Do you want to just move on to the next one? >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and get back in the position. We're going to do the same thing. It's just going to go up this time. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Make sure you look at that tip and don't move your eyes until the tip moves. >> All right, one more time. >> All right, I'm going to try the side to side one more time now that you kind of got it. Okay. All right, so just look at the tip of my finger. Just follow it with your eyes. Okay, >> keep your head still. There you go. If you're moving your eyes, good. Just keep your head still for me. All right. Still follow with your eyes. All right. You're looking at me. You're not looking at my finger. All right. Okay. With this hook, can you see the tip of this? No. >> All right. Try following this with your eyes and your eyes only. All right. I'm having trouble getting you to follow follow this. Okay. So, we're going to go ahead and move on to the next test. Are you okay with that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I want to go home. >> I know, but we got to go through this. Okay. >> I'm just trying to do my job here and we'll we'll get through this as fast as we can. All right. >> Okay. So, for this next one, I'm going to have you scoot back a little bit so we're not going to run into this pillar. So, scoot back all the way kind of up against the wall there. There we go. And so, so what you're going to do if you want to face this way for me. So, just turn your body. Face that way. There you go. Just wait. Right there. >> Yeah. Right there. All right. So, you see this nice straight path right in front of you. Okay. I want you to imagine a straight line coming out from your >> What? Just stop. Go back there. All right. Face this way. I got to give you the instructions. Okay. >> Okay. >> That way we can get through this faster. >> So, just imagine a straight line coming out from your left foot. >> So, stop. >> All right. So, do you imagine a straight line coming out from your left foot? >> No. >> Okay. So, I want you to place that foot on the line. Nope. Just stand right there. All right. So, there's a straight line coming from your left foot. Nope. You don't have to walk. Just stay right there. This is in your head. Okay? You're imagining a straight line coming from your left foot. And you're going to take your right foot. You're going to place it in front of your left foot. Back over here. Cuz I got to demonstrate this for you. That's why I'm having you stand there. So you can watch me do this first. Okay. All right. Stand right there. >> Just like this. Like that. Okay. Just like that. >> Right. So left foot. Plant it. Put your right foot in front of it. >> All right. Are you going to be able to continue on these tests? Okay. Cuz you're having trouble listening to what I'm telling you. >> Yeah. I know. >> Okay. So, are you willing to try one more time? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Go stand by that officer. There you go. Perfect. >> Now, take your left foot. >> All right. >> Put your right foot right in front of it. The heel touching the heel or the heel touching the toe. I apologize. >> Stand right there. >> Stand right there. >> There we go. Just take your right foot. Put it in front of your left like this. >> All right. Stand over here. Face me. We'll work this together. Put your left foot like that. No. No. No. No. Okay. >> All right. We got to do these tests, though. Okay. All right. I'm trying to trying to give you as many opportunities as we can here. Okay. I know you're really >> I know you're really upset, but we got to focus on this. Okay. We got to get this done. >> There's an option to go open. There you go. >> Yeah. Left foot in. >> You take your right foot, put it in front. >> Just like that. >> All right. Can you do that for me? Can you take your right foot and put it in front of your left foot? >> Okay. It seems like you're having trouble understanding what I'm telling you. Is that what's going on here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, what about my instructions? Are you not understanding? That way, I can kind of help you out here. >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Okay. Are you able to take your right foot and place it in front of your left foot like this? Like you're standing on a line. >> All you're doing is walking. >> Yeah. So, you got to be standing still. Okay. Careful. Careful. I don't want you falling. Okay. We don't want you to get hurt. I'll hold on to you. Can you take your right foot and put it in front of your left? >> Okay. If you're just walking, you got to stand still while you do this. >> Okay, Catherine. So, you're having some trouble with that test? I'm going to try one that's going to be a little easier. Okay. It doesn't involve any walking or standing or anything like that. You just got to stand there. Okay. Go ahead. >> All right. Um, what's your highest level of education? >> Uh, high school. >> Okay. So, you graduated high school. So, you know your alphabet numbers pretty well, huh? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what I want you to do is um recite your alphabet starting from the letter I and going to the letter Q in the correct order. Okay? >> A B C D E F G. >> Okay? All right. The next one is a little bit of numbers. I want you to count backwards. It's going to take a little concentration, but you can do it. Okay. Count backwards from the number 72 >> to the number 58. Can you do that for me? >> No, >> you can't do that. >> No. >> Okay. >> Please bring it home. >> All right. We got to we got to finish these tests. Okay. Do you want to keep going with the tests or No. >> No. >> You don't? Okay. All right. Catherine, at this point, based on my observations and what's happened today, I'm going to have to place you under arrest for DWI. Okay. Go ahead and turn around for me. Look, good thing. >> Just turn off for me. No, we're past that, Catherine. I've got you driving under the influence. I gave you as many chances to try and prove that you're not too intoxicated to drive, and we can't stop pulling away. Stop pulling away. You got to I don't want to do it, Catherine, but we got to take you to jail today. Okay. >> All right. Stop pulling away. Do you have shoulder problems? Is that the problem? >> Huh? Do you have shoulder problems? >> Yeah, >> you do. Okay, we're going to double cuff them then. Do you got her arm? >> Yeah. >> All right, just hold still. >> Stay right there, please. >> I'm going to add a second set of handcuffs so your shoulders aren't so so pulled. Okay. >> That way it makes it a little easier for you. >> Okay, get those. >> No. >> All right. That way it gives your shoulder a little more room so we don't hurt them. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm not here to be mean, but I got to do my job. All right. >> Yeah. No, guys. powering up. >> It's It's okay, Catherine. Just put your arm behind your back for me. There you go. >> Real quick, is that the right spot for the ambulance that far? >> Uh, yes, that's correct. Yeah. >> Sorry. >> All right. Does that feel okay? Too tight on you? >> All right. Just wait for me. >> Not too tight. Okay. >> Okay. >> It's not too tight for you. >> No. >> Okay. So, give me just a second. I got to double lock them so they don't tighten up. So, just wait here for me. >> All right. Let me just make sure they're not too tight. Just hold on real quick. I know you're cold, but if you can try and stop moving, that'll help me out a lot. Okay. >> Okay. >> I know you're not doing it on purpose. I know you're really cold. It's chilly out here. We'll get you out of the cold. Stop moving. >> Okay. >> You got to stop. >> Stop moving. I got to tighten so they don't tighten up on you. Okay. >> You were drinking and you got a crash. That lady That lady's pregnant. Are you crashing, too? What's going on? >> So, you got to go to jail. There's no way around it. Okay. But you got to stop moving. These cups are tightened up. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. We don't want them to hurt you. That's why I'm tightening these. So, see, they're not going to tighten up. Okay. >> Car nice and warm. Okay. >> All right. So, we're going to walk back to my car, but I'm going to have you come around this way so we don't run into any cars. Okay. >> You're okay. I got you. We're just going to walk back to my car, which is right next to yours. All right. I got you. There you go. I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. >> No, I appreciate you being chill with us. That's the best thing you can do in this situation. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Just stay calm. >> You know, we're not going to hurt you. We're going to give you a ride to jail tonight, but like like Officer All was saying, we can't have you drinking and driving. Okay. >> I understand that. Let's walk around to this side. other side. There you go. And then I'm gonna have to >> What's gonna happen to my car? >> We'll get it towed for you. >> Go ahead and face the car for me. I'm gonna have to do a quick pat down on you. Do you have anything sharp or any weapons? Okay. >> I do have to double check, but that way I know I won't stick you on accident or stick myself. I apologize. I know this is uncomfortable. It looks like your pants are on backwards. Everything okay? >> Okay. All right. Just checking. All right. I got to check this side now. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. I apologize, Catherine. I know this is uncomfortable. I'm just checking. >> Just give me a second. >> No, Catherine. We're going to the jail tonight. Can't just have you drinking and driving. >> All right. Go ahead and take a seat. I know it's not the most comfortable. You're okay. Just breathe for me. Just take a seat. >> No, ma'am. You're going to jail tonight. >> I already told you this. Now, just take a seat in the car for me. If you stay calm, this will go a lot better. Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and turn around. This is the best way to get in. >> Turn around and take a seat for me. I know you're kind of freaking out, but we got to go. Okay. >> It's just a couple deep breaths. No, we're past that. Catherine, I need you to get in the car now. >> Sit down. Sit down. Just put your butt in there. >> Yeah. So, turn around and face me. >> There we go. >> What's going on? >> Here. Lean against the car for a second. What's going on, Catherine? >> What's up? >> There you go. >> I just want to go home. >> I know you do, but we're past that. Okay. So, let's just get this off. >> Catherine, you crash into a lady that's 2 months pregnant because you're drunk. You got to go to jail. Okay. >> We don't have any choice in the matter. >> So, you have to sit down in there. >> All right. There you go. >> Good job. There you go. Put your sit sit down with your butt in there first. That's what best way to get. >> Way. So, face us. >> Don't be trying to mess with the cuffs. You're not going to be able to get out of them. >> Oh, she can't do that. >> So, I need to tighten them a little more. Okay. I tried to get I tried to keep it loose for you cuz you were being chill, but you're trying to slip them right now. So, I'm going to have to tighten them a little more. Okay. >> All right. Stop pulling, >> Catherine. Cut it out. >> Trying to get us. >> We're We're trying to be very >> I know. I know. >> Wait. Then you're trying to slip the cuffs. You're not staying in the car. >> Like, we're trying our best here. >> We're trying to be as nice as possible. So, give me a second to tighten this cup cuz you keep trying to cut slip it. >> Catherine, stop. Stop moving. >> Stop moving. Just hold tight. >> Put this one down. Put this one down. >> There you go. >> There you go. We're going to tighten this one a little bit. That way you can't slip it. Stop pulling away. There you go. Perfect. Just hold right there. I appreciate it. Thank you. All right. Stop pulling it. There we go. Just let it hang natural. Just going to tighten it a little bit. All right. Still left you plenty of room. Whole finger worth. So that's plenty of room for you. The other one. All right. Stop trying to flip the cuffs. >> I get them. Yeah. >> All right, let's try this again. Go ahead and take a seat. >> There you go. >> Perfect. You're doing good. You're doing good. >> There you go. Just get on in there. Catherine, what are you doing? You're not sitting in the car. You're backing away like you. >> Catherine, a good way to do turn around and face me. >> Turn around and face me, Catherine. >> Catherine, you got to get in the car. >> So, I'm trying to help you do it the easiest way. Okay. I need you to turn around and face me. There you go. Perfect. And then I'm going to help you out. We're going to sit you right down in that seat. Okay. >> I'm trying to do it. Oh. >> All right, Catherine. I got you. I'm not going to let you fall, but we got to get in there. Okay. >> There you go. Perfect. Good job. Good job. >> Good job. You got the leg in there. >> Okay. Let go. You're going to hurt your wrist. Let go of that. >> There you go. >> There you go. >> That's it. >> We'll turn the heater for you. >> Okay. I'm going to wait to buckle you up before we start to leave. That way it's not choking you. Okay. Okay, >> just hang tight for the there for a couple minutes for me. >> That one was tough. >> She's not listening. >> I tried to be the example. >> She's just not listening. Um >> can't it's not focusing. Yeah. Um so I got to read her inside consent. >> Okay. >> It's going to be difficult. She's not really listening. But you got that and the ter sheet and everything. We got all that coming out. >> Okay. And then I'll go back to 81. transport for you. Get you get you met involved in a crash. She's heavily intoxicated. So, let me knock off this to sheet. Toe's almost 97. And then I'll call you 81. >> Yeah, I got to read her in consent anyway. So, >> deprivation. >> Yeah, I got to do that by for you. >> Yeah, cuz she's um she wouldn't mind just they can wait >> cuz she's going to try and get out of the car when we want to hurt her. She's an older lady. But no problem. >> You've been very patient with her. You've tried to explain it to her. I don't know how she could explain it to her. >> I I don't either. And you even trying to demonstrate. So, >> all right, Catherine. Um, stay in the car. I just need you to look at me. Open your mouth. >> Okay. Can you lift up your tongue to the roof of your mouth? Can you go? >> Can you take it and go? >> Perfect. Can you lift it up a little bit? >> Yeah. >> All right. Anything in your mouth? Any gum or anything? No. >> Okay. All right. So, I got to read you something that's really important. So, I need you to pay attention for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, so like I said, this is really important. So, if you need me to stop and repeat something, don't hesitate to stop me and I'll stop and try to make sure you understand it. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you're under arrest for driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. >> After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, or a laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or a physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by our law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take this test? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, what we're going to do is we're going to take you back to our station and that's where we'll take the breath test. Okay. >> Could you just take me home? >> No, ma'am. We're past that. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to buckle you in and we're going to get out of here in a minute. Okay. >> These things hurt. >> I know they're not made to be comfortable, but we put an extra pair to give you a little more room. So, let me buckle you in here. I apologize. I got a little buckle to come underneath. Can you scoot towards me just a sketch? >> Yeah. >> Perfect. Thank you. And just >> Hey, all >> can you help me buckle her in? I'm having trouble finding the buckle. >> All right. Officer's going to grab the buckle on the other side and get you buckled. Okay. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> You got it. You're good. You're good. >> You're good. He's got it. All right. Okay. Going to put that like that and we're going to get out of here. Okay. All right. >> I found her in good. >> No, it's expired. >> If you can try to get her um phone number from her. >> I doubt you'll be able to, but >> I got her in the system and see if she's in there. I don't think so. But did you find an ID? >> Oh, here's your wall right here. >> Here are lights still on. I turned it off for you. I turned it off. >> That one was a That one was tough. She's just that intoxicated. >> I couldn't. She wasn't. I tried, but she wasn't freaking bowling. She was showing right up. >> I tried to help you with the walk and turn. Nothing. If you would have done the one leg stand, she would have failed. Now I don't think she'd be able to do it anyways. I don't think she could do the walking tour. >> I have no idea. All right. I just wanted to double check. Uh, no open containers or anything. >> This Oh, no. Might be spit or something. Oh, that's close. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Sounds good. I'm going to head back to 81. We got a little time for the death period. So, All right, Catherine, I'll crank up the heater so you're warm enough. Okay. I know it's a little chilly back there. >> Give me just a moment here. I'll try to get you some heat back there. >> All righty. That's >> so it like >> Yeah, we'll make sure it's taken care of for you and I'll make sure you get the information of where it's going. >> I'm sorry. >> You know, it's like I said, Catherine, I would take you home if I could, but it's it's beyond that at this point. Otherwise, I would be more than happy to. >> Are you home? >> You're going to the jail tonight. But what they do from there, um, they'll be able to give you more information on how you can get a ride and stuff from there. your time sharing your time with me and enjoy. >> Give me just one second. We'll get out of here. >> Okay. Do I need a separate case number or can I put this under the crash? >> What's that? >> I can just put it under the crash, right? >> Yeah. >> Double checking. I thought so. >> Can I help you, ma'am? >> Yes. My daughter was in that accident. >> Oh, she's the one up there. >> Yes. Um, I talked to an officer on the phone, so I just wanted to make sure you guys knew that I was here, but now she's going to go to the hospital. >> Okay. Yeah, that's that's fine. Um, were you here to Did you want to like follow them or you just wanted to know? >> I just wanted whoever I talked to to know that I did come. >> Yeah, it wasn't me. I think it was probably our sergeant up there, but um yeah, no worries. Do you remember who you spoke with? It >> was a guy. That's all I know. >> She was screaming, so hard for us to >> Yeah, it sounds like she's doing okay. They're going to take her and everything, but um yeah, I'll let my sergeant know. He's the one up there with her, so he's probably the one you spoke with. >> All right, I appreciate it. Sorry. You don't mean to interrupt her. >> No, you're good. Good job. >> It's not a problem. We're always happy to help. Um sorry, it's under these circumstances, but yeah, they're probably going to take her to either Rust or SRM. I'm not sure which one she's going to. >> She's at rest. >> Okay. So, rest will be that. So, you're welcome to go along and everything. Um >> yeah, I think I'll just I'll just meet them up there. >> Yeah. >> I just didn't want whoever I talked to was like she didn't show up. like, "Yeah, I did." I just >> I'll I'll be sure and let him know that way. >> I don't want him to be like, "Where is she?" >> Yeah. >> Um cuz I think we're already getting a tow truck for the vehicle cuz it looks like you're >> Yeah. So, it looks pretty bad. >> Yeah. So, she could be a lot worse, but yeah, he's alive. >> Thank you. >> Of course. Yeah. >> Hey, how's it going? I'm apologize. We haven't got a Toshi done yet. Um been a little busy. So, my partner's going to be working on it. >> And then there's a Saturn and another >> So, yeah. Ours is the Focus and I believe the Saturn or the other vehicle is going to be up. >> Good. I got it. >> Okay. I'll probably get that one first just to get out of the road and then >> Yeah, if you want to do that, we got to do the Toshi and everything on this one. So >> So it's just right there by that. >> Yeah. So where all the flashing lights is, it's just beyond that. >> Okay. Sounds good. >> Thank you. >> Did you call 4697? >> I'll call it 192 4697. Hey, Catherine. I apologize. You doing okay back there? >> The hand was >> Okay. Well, we're going to get you out of here. Okay. That way we can at least get you out of those handcuffs for a bit. All right. >> Okay. All right. Frank 192 Frank 192. GBD 1576 to 81 starting in 0. Wonderful. All right. You warming up back there a little bit? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just let me know if you need it warmer or cooler. >> You know what? I'm good. >> All righty. Turn it down a little bit then. That way we don't get too hot. >> Yeah. >> How long will I begin to stay? >> Probably just overnight, but I can't say for certain. Um, >> the people at the jail will be able to tell you a little bit better than I will. >> Can I smoke a cigarette? >> Yeah, I'll get you a cigarette before we go in. >> Huh? >> I'll get you a cigarette before we have to go to the jail. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Well, luckily the lady's doing okay, but she's going to get checked up at the hospital. So, >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Let's just use this as a lesson for the future, okay? I don't want to have to do this kind of thing again with you. And I'm sure you don't want to either. So, >> I know Catherine, but fortunately we're fortunately we're beyond that. So, Could I call my sister? >> Do you have your phone in the car? >> I don't know. I think it's car. >> You don't think it's in the car? Do you know the number? >> No. >> Okay. Well, my partner, if it's in the car, he should be able to find it and bring it to you. You doing okay back there? >> Are you cold? >> No, I am cold. >> Oh, okay. We'll get you out of those in just a couple minutes. Okay. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. All right, just hang in there a few more minutes. We're almost there. >> I know you're trying to slip them. That's why I had to tighten them a little bit. I was trying to keep them loose for you. Like I said, we'll be out of the car in just a minute. Just hang on. We'll get them off in a minute. Prank 1997 at 04. >> All right, I'm going to come around and get you out of there. Okay. Okay. >> Give me just a second here. Okay. All right, let me reach around you and get you on buckle here. Can you face that way for me? That way, not in your face. Thank you. Give me just a second. All right. Okay. Feel free to step out. >> Could you please take the sauce off? >> We'll get them off in a minute. They got to stay on it. >> All right. There you go. Now you don't have as much pressure. Wait here. Wait here. We're going to head for that gray door over there. Okay. >> Can I have a cigarette? >> Yeah. We'll get you one in a bit. I've got some paperwork to do and you're going to have to go to the hospital and get a medical clearance cuz you were involved in a crash. All right. Go ahead and head through this door to your right this way. And then we'll take the first right here. >> Yep. Through this doorway. And then we're going to head for that closed door on the left side. Yep. This one. >> Okay. We're going to head for that second blue. Go for Frank 192. This blue chair over here. >> 04. All right. >> So, I'm going to have to get some uh information. I need you to stay here. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'll be right back. >> Cigarette, please. >> Can't smoke indoors and we're not going to get it for a couple minutes here. Good. Good. [ __ ] [ __ ] Heat. Heat. All right, Captain. I apologize. Had to get some information. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. You're twice over legal limit. >> They did a lot of drinking, huh? >> I'm so sorry. Is she okay? >> She went to the hospital. Um, I didn't get to see her cuz I was dealing with the stuff you had going on. So, but she was awakening stuff. So, I think that's a good time. I don't know about the baby. Jesus Christ. I'm so sorry. Oh, God. Oh, God. Oh, God. Oh, my husband's out of town. I don't need him to know about this. My sister is in town. She lives in Rio Rancho. I don't need her to know about this. Jesus Christ. All right, let's go. Turn up. Just popped on the ground there. I pick it up on my way back. >> Can I send it to you? >> No, you got your seat bel. >> So, what hospital going? You're going to be going to uh no loveless >> which is in Albuquerque. It starts right down the way. >> They're a lot quicker. >> Will you stay with me? >> Yeah, I have to stay with you the entire time and then um we'll come back here and officer Gilpin or I will be taking you to the jail. >> Okay. >> We'll figure it out. Oh god. >> Frank 124. >> Frank 124. I will have Frank 1 192 1576 to love this starting 76. How many stoch? Happy So, what time do I get out of jail tomorrow? >> Um, as soon as you see a judge, >> I don't know the exact time, but you should be released tomorrow. East storm. She's watching I'm falling down. Is there only way I could get my calls? >> You didn't have your phone in the car. >> Huh? >> Your phone wasn't in the car. >> It wasn't? >> No. time. My brother See your heart. Amen. I see you. I see you. Big 98.5. I'm not sure if you're direct, but I can't get through on the 21 or Uh, I will give you 21 now. My friend K the other day. Where was that at? >> Oh my goodness. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Well, suicide is a very horrible thing. >> Yeah. Yeah. Was he sick or anything? >> He had a really bad life. >> Really bad life. Well, I feel like as time goes on, life is just getting harder and harder. two cups of >> Was he alone up there in Chicago? >> Yeah, I'm from >> Yeah. >> Oh, man. >> That's horrible. I've taking my fair share of suicide calls and they are extremely sad. I don't know how else to describe them other than just sad. Hey, Sergeant. Um, I'll get you a cigarette. You're welcome. You want to see 281? Hello. >> New text message from 1901. return out of Texas boy David on a silver 2003 Chevy sedan I Uh, expire September at 2020. at the top number 53 number 72. A message to progress 900 Western Drive. My body's advising that her husband is outside of her door. I proxy trying to kick the door. One may be good. Go back to my car. My phone. >> Your phone wasn't in your car. I checked your car. >> So, how am I supposed to get home tomorrow? >> Do you memor do you have any phone numbers memorized? >> No. >> We're going to have to smoke over here at the edge of the park cuz they'll get mad if we smoke by the building. Sir, >> Frank 124 97 ending 18. Oh god. Oh, look. Just got that lighter in your pocket. Put the lighter in your pocket. Do you have any of the numbers memorized that you can call? >> No. At one point, >> do what? >> Mhm. >> You don't I don't know how you're going to get home. You may have to call an Uber and then have them pick you up and take you home and you have to pay them to get to your house unless you know your credit card information, which I doubt cuz that's a lot of numbers to remember. >> Yeah, that would be in my [ __ ] phone. >> Yeah, I know. That's all my stuff's on my phone, too. >> So, are they going to leave me here? >> No, this is a hospital. So, you're going to get checked out by a doctor because you're involved in a crash. Once the doctor says you're okay, then we're going to take you back to the station and then take you to jail. >> Could you take me home first to get my phone? My dog is in the house. >> No, usually you're in handcuffs this whole time. Pretty uh All right, let's go. >> Yeah. Want to go? Right here. Just drive up there. We don't have to walk too far. I don't know about you, but it's too cold out here. Start fires. >> All right. Do you know your date of birth? Oh, >> cuz they're going to ask you all the information. >> Last time I spoke to you, you said your birthday was 2024. >> Yeah, I understand. Responding to the domestic in progress. It looks like a male is trying to get back to the house through the garage, but already locked it. He's now at the front door ring the doorbell. What? Okay. Yes. Going to go in here. We're going have to put on a mask. Okay. Okay. And then you'll be okay. Going to ask you some questions and then we'll wait for the um doctor. So, go over here and grab a mask. Put a mask on. >> And then we'll walk over here and talk to Hello. >> Checking in. >> Yeah, she's in police custody, so we'll need a medic clearance. Moriano. L A U R E A N O. >> And spell your last name for me again. L A U R E A N O >> your first name >> P A T H R Y N A U R E A N O >> Uhhuh. And then your first name is Catherine's K. >> K A T H R Y R. >> What's your birthday? Would you ever notice Madison? >> Huh? >> Did you ever have a different last name or no? >> No. >> Okay. First time you sign a couple documents for me. Okay. >> Right here. Right here. because I didn't neighbor. You can report any instance of abuse to any provider. And last, stop. That's my >> Hey, Catherine. Let's go sit over here and we'll wait for them to call us. Colorado. She lives Colorado. So, are you able to fill out the form for us? It's just we need some information cuz she's a new patient. Is that okay? >> Um, >> she can probably >> Is that all right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. As much as you can. Okay. >> Thank you. Anyone >> I'm not You're going to go around the corner right Okay. I thought I was >> Yeah, she's she's pretty intoxicated. I don't know if she filled it out correctly. >> Okay. Do you want to use my phone? Will help? No, I don't want to call my sister. I don't need her knowing about this. >> Okay. >> So, in the morning >> Uh-huh. >> I could call Uber. >> Yeah, I'm thinking about that. I'm not familiar with the Uber service. >> I'm not either. >> I just don't I don't need my sister to know this. >> I understand. Um, >> that's what I'm thinking is calling Uber. So, could they call them for me when I get out? >> Maybe. I'm so unsure. Um, I will ask them when we get to the jail. >> Okay. >> If I don't take you, if Officer Gilpin takes you, I'll have her ask for you. >> You can remind her as well. That way, we can figure out >> the girl that helped me. >> Yeah, we'll figure out how you get home. So, >> okay. I I I just Oh god. >> Then I don't know how I'm going to get my car home. My husband's out of town. He doesn't need to know this. >> [ __ ] >> That's completely up to you. >> If you change your mind, I have phone and you can use it anytime. >> If I called my sister, you wouldn't tell her what had happened. Nope. >> Could I call her? >> Yeah. >> Please don't tell her what happened. >> No, I don't have You may have to talk to her. You can talk to her. Um, I have a piece of paper. >> Shoot. Now I don't know her number. >> You need a piece of paper right on that one. >> Shoot. I don't know her number. >> [ __ ] Have you ever called the police before at your house? >> No. >> Do you know where your sister lives? >> Yeah, she lives like about 10 minutes away from me. >> But here in Rio Rancho. >> Yeah. >> I could just tell her I was in an accident. >> Okay. What's her name? >> Linda Sal. Oh, Linda Fuentes. What's her address? >> Oh, shoot. >> See, I have no idea. >> What's her date of birth? Do you know that? >> Oh, no. >> Her husband's name is Eric Fuentes. They live in Oh crap. What neighborhood is it? >> I I don't know. >> Can I see your phone, please? [ __ ] >> Oh shoot. Oh god. Oh god. calling my husband. >> All right. >> It can't be completed. We go outside and smoke. >> No, we're we're almost done here. >> We go outside place. Thank you. No, I mean you've already >> Yes. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. I will >> hurt you. But if it is Do you need Thank you. Oh, we just saw you. >> So, we have a We're going to bring him a friend. Um I'm looking for a wheelchair right now. It is 8:24. >> We'll be right back. Uh-huh. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. Can I get called my sister to come? >> You remember her number? >> No. Come on. Hello. >> I got in a car accident. >> Hey, Victor. What? >> No. because I don't remember Liv's phone number. >> Yeah, they're just going to check me out. >> Victor, >> no. >> Bad. >> Thank you. My sister's going to probably come. I don't want her to know. Quick, please go smoke a cigarette. >> Huh? >> You just smoked one. >> Oh, yeah. You smoke like a quarter of one. At this rate, I'm not going to have any more. Could you escort me? >> Let's give it a couple more minutes to see what they say. And then >> I will definitely just focus. >> Please don't tell my sister anything if she shows up to say you help me with the car crash. >> No worries. I'll figure it out. Just get a few minutes you off their board so we can add you to our board. So get about three minutes and I'll bring you back up. Okay. So I was here on discharge on Sunday and I need papers saying he's good to go. So, all they could really do was give you like a little slip that says >> they're probably >> And your last name >> M. >> That's me. There's Lex working this right over here. All right. I got a I got a cop here with me. >> All right. Can we please go smoke? >> Oh, if we lose our place, we're going to be here for like hours. And I'm trying to figure out why they keep picking people ahead of us. So >> So if I run out and smoke, I could come back. >> No. >> Come on, dude. >> Sit down and hang out and we'll figure this out cuz I'm worried now that they're going to get in front of us. He's straight. >> Yeah, he he maintains very long. But he felt better. >> The one is the hospital called >> Rush. >> Rush Hospital. >> Yeah. >> All right. Bye. My sister is coming. I'm gonna go smoke. I don't care. You don't have any cigarettes in my car. >> I can't. We got to wait. >> We got to wait. >> Smoke a lot, huh? >> Are you out? Please don't tell my sister what happened. >> No, >> I just said I have a cap with me. >> Yeah, we'll figure that out. >> Yeah, but they will Does he normally walk? Did he walk with the walker or not? >> Do you want a copy of your pat? >> Yeah, he's he's >> just so you know, you can't have any with you. Okay. >> When my sister comes, tell her that I'm going with you because you have to help me with the car or something. >> Yeah. Whatever you tell her. I don't have to tell her anything. You're an adult. >> How much longer? >> Hello. How much longer do you think? >> Yeah, I'm going to let the nurse know. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah. I got All right. Go right here on >> just sit right there next to her. >> Take your jacket off. What's your last name? Laurian, >> what's your birthday? >> My name's Kristen. The nurses. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> What's bringing you guys in today? >> Huh? >> So, she was involved in a motor vehicle crash and then subsequently she was arrested for DWI. >> How much did you have to drink? too much. >> What were you drinking? >> Are you hurting at all anywhere? >> Were you wearing your seat belt? >> Yep. >> Did the airbags deploy? >> No. Are you having any CO symptoms? >> Nope. >> No pain? >> Nope. >> All right, just relax your arm. Okay. How tall are you? >> 51. >> How much do you like? >> Uh 148. >> You feel safe at home? >> Uhhuh. Any thoughts of harming yourself or others? >> No. >> Have you fallen in the last 90 days? >> Huh? >> Have you fallen in the last 90 days? >> No. >> Any allergies to medication? >> Nope. >> You smoke cigarettes? >> Yep. Do you do drugs? >> No. All right, you guys can come back here. >> Go ahead and follow her. Yeah, leave all that stuff on. Hey, I just prefer your social. I just couldn't understand it. I'm sorry. Yeah. >> So, they may not let your sister back here, so I may have to go talk to your sister in the lobby. >> Um, or we can go talk to her. >> What are you trying to get from her? >> Just help. But I don't want her to know what happened. >> I understand. >> So, just like tell her I wasn't just in an accident. >> Well, what help do you want from her? >> Just to come and get me cuz now I have no way home. Oh, well gonna be locked up. >> Yeah, >> just tell her. I'm so sorry. Just tell her I'm going with you. >> Okay. >> Cuz I got to check out my car or whatever. >> Okay. Um that you don't know. You don't need to talk to her cuz you're getting checked out >> if she shows up. >> Okay. Is she supposed to call or is she supposed to show up? She said she's going to show up. >> It might be better to get her telephone number. >> No, I know. It's like, you know, the whole um >> thing. >> They're going to find out. >> Well, please don't. >> I'm not going to tell them. I'm not going to tell her. But they're going to find out. You messed up your car pretty good. >> I know. >> Yeah. I'm sorry to make you lie, but >> No, you're an adult. I don't have to tell him anything. I'm not going to tell him anything. >> Just say I was in an accident. >> Okay. Um >> I just need her to Well, >> [ __ ] >> If I get locked up. >> Yeah, >> that one's going to be a tough one. Well, like I said, taller, I'm going with you cuz I got to check out my car or something. They'll find out. I just don't need this right now. Shut up. I just wanted her to know cuz whatever cuz you're going to need someone to pick you up. Um, I don't know. Like I said, I don't know too much about Ubers. So, cuz I don't know if an Uber will pick you up and take you to your house to get payment. Some of them will, some of them won't. I I don't know. >> The cops can't drive me home. >> No. >> No. >> What am I going to do? Will your sister kind of flip out if you tell her what happened? >> Yep. >> I can't let her know what happened. >> No other relatives or anyone in the area that could pick you up? >> Nope. Do you think when we get back to the jail house that you could ask them about a a Uber? >> I will ask them. >> I mean, I know they're not going to want me driving, >> right? I don't I don't know what's going to >> call them now. >> The jail? >> Yeah. No, we'll figure that out when we take you there cuz you charge with a felony because that's how impaired you are. So, >> I still think they'll release you tomorrow most likely, but I'm not sure. >> And what if they don't release me? I mean, can we talk about this when we get back to the jail? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But we'll talk to them about it. >> They're they're good. >> The correction officers are nice people. They'll be nice to you and then they'll they'll try to figure out how to help you out. They won't just leave you hanging like that. So, we'll talk to them and we'll figure it out. >> All right. So, like I said, I'm going to tell my sister you're driving me to my car or whatever. I can't deal with this right now. God, I'm [ __ ] up. My poor dog is in. You don't even have to go out there and talk to your sister if you don't want to. Yeah, but she'll be worried about >> She might be out. She's probably out there right now. >> They'll let us know. husband drives all fast, so I'm sure they're here. >> Sorry for your night. >> That's all right. If it's not this type of call, it'll be a different type. So, it never stops. So, how old are you? >> 32. >> Oh my god, you're awesome. >> You look so much like my cousin. It's not even >> I get that a lot. >> Jet blue. So, how many bad calls do you get? It's It comes and goes. You can get all of them in one day. You get them one each day. You go a while without them, but they're always there. Yeah. Everybody has a definition of a bad call differently. Some people think uh Yeah. It just depends on what people think a bad call is. >> Suicide. >> Yeah. Those It's weird what a person get used to. Um, minus kids passing away. That one's >> that one. Yeah, >> that one's a hard one to understand. >> Yeah, my friend killed himself like I told you couple weeks ago. It was devastating. suicide rates have gone up since CO and it's just um I'm glad I work nice cuz it's not as bad as different shifts. >> Oh god, I need water. Yes. >> No, you got to leave it on. They're going to be checking you throughout the day. >> Oh, damn. Thank you. So, what are your hours? Nights. We usually get off really early early in the morning. >> How's this work? Uh, so you have family here. I'm not going to say anything cuz you're >> No, please don't say anything about what happened. >> Okay. So, I'll just say you're not here, I guess. >> No, I was in a car accident. >> Okay. >> Do you want to talk to him real quick? >> Do you want to talk to him? >> Yeah. >> Is that okay? >> Yeah. But I was in a car accident. They don't >> do I just sure if you're able to. >> I'm super easy with those days, you know. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Cool. >> She's been really cool. We'll go. >> You guys can go out that way. I'm Alex. >> Okay, cool. >> No smoking. Well, I'll make sure you get one before. >> I got my pop, man. Get me a cigarette. >> Is nothing broken? >> No. >> Ain't that? >> No. They're just waiting. He's my ride. >> My car is totally >> Did you need to get back in? >> Oh, not yet. Probably about a couple minutes. >> She went to the restroom. Oh, >> she's talking to them right there. >> Sorry about that. Yeah, I got for me. on the dog. >> You got your >> dog. >> All right. Do you have your cell phone or you just All right. >> All right. You know what? >> Over here. We got >> cuz you don't you don't got her number by Mar, right? >> No. >> Go ahead. 773. >> Uh 61 >> 619 7112. >> 773 6197112. >> Yeah. All right. Thank you. Thank you. You're welcome. >> Now, let's go smoke. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> All right. There's your water. >> Oh, did you get that patient party? >> I think Officer Gilpin, she's going to come over here. Um, I'll make sure to give her >> the number for your sister. >> So, while you're leaving, >> yeah, we until she gets here, I'm going to hang out with you. Um, >> can we go smoke? >> Let me see where she's at. >> What happens if we leave? The doctor could um pass this up and then we'll be here for more time. >> Freaking drag. Is that the girl that puffs me? >> Yeah. >> So, she's going to hunt me. >> Yeah, probably. I'm I'm trying to see what she needs now. I just sent her a message. So, we'll see what's going on. >> So, tell me about yourself. >> Are you married? Um, no. Engaged, not married. Got a kiddo on the way. >> A >> Yeah. >> Boy or girl? >> Girl. >> A. >> Yep. So, waiting for that to happen. Other than that, just >> Do you ever get scared being a cat? Um, >> I mean I would be scared as hell. >> Well, I was in the military before this and military was >> scared easily. >> No, military is a lot scarier. I can't get scared. I have to focus. So, military kind of taught me that. Takes a lot for me to get scared. Um, you got to use it to your advantage. So fear gives you adrenaline, helps you focus. You just can't let it overwhelm you. So there there are some scary things that happen. How did you end up here from Chicago? Cuz your social was out of >> Huh? >> You're not from originally here, huh? Cuz your social is east coast, isn't it? >> Yeah. >> So you're from Chicago? >> Chicago. >> Yeah. >> Moved over here to get away from the cold weather. >> Yeah. It's cold. I mean, it's like, you know, 45° here and at home it's like - 18. >> Yeah, I spent some time in um upstate New York. >> Oh my god, that southern Buffalo was insane. >> Yeah, I was up there near Syracuse, a little bit north of Syracuse by a thousand islands and god, it was cold. I've never been so cold in my life. And >> you have a lot of family in Chicago. >> Yep. I got a twin sister. My sister who just showed up. >> Mhm. >> Uh they moved here about a year before we did. >> Mhm. >> My mom and dad passed away and she just wanted something new and I said, >> you know, what the hell? You can go wherever the heck you want to go, >> right? >> But I came out here because, you know, somebody just having somebody >> Yeah. >> And now we have family come visit us. >> Nice. There you go. My sister Ashley said she's like, "Did they do a black or like >> Yeah, you can smell the alcohol pretty good." >> Candy. >> Yeah, >> I know people aren't stupid. I just can't deal with this right now. >> Right. >> I'm [ __ ] up big time. And when my husband gets home and sees my car >> Yeah. I mean, it was a bad thing. >> Yeah, you had heavy front end damage. It was drivable, but you did have some front end damage. >> Oh, well, I've always had some front end. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> but it's a Ford, so it was still drivable. It drove right up on the tow truck. >> Oh, did they tow it? >> Mhm. >> To where? >> To J towing yard. We have a piece of paper for you that's going to have all the information on there. You said you had to go get your car at the tow yard. >> [ __ ] >> Now we're going to curl the end of it. >> All right. What is taking these people so long? >> Yeah, this is actually >> I need to go. Do we have to do this? >> Yeah, we have to because what happens? We'll go to the jail and they'll say they won't take you. So then we'll come back over here. So, how uncomfortable is the jail? >> It's pretty It's a gel, but um the staff will take care of you. You've never you know, you're not a troublemaker or anything like that, so they'll look out for you in there. They won't treat you bad. This >> Where is that? Where is that at? >> Do you know where the Walmart is over there off of Enchanted Hills? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's where you'll be going. >> Oh my god. Yeah, I just got to figure out a way home. I can't let my sister know I was locked up. Jesus. >> I'll make sure you get her telephone number anyways, just in case something changes. And then Officer Gilpin's pretty uh on top of things, so she'll definitely try to figure out what's going on. Darn it. No signal in the hospital. So, have you ever had to tame somebody? >> Um, I've been with people who had a taste um people before, but no, I haven't taped anyone. >> I usually just slam them. >> Slam them? >> Yeah. Well, >> body slam. >> Yeah. Like, usually just kind of take their legs from them and guide them to the ground. But yeah, I try not to use a taser or pepper spray or any of that. But I have I've got in a fight with a guy in the car and we had to tase him cuz we couldn't get him out of the car. >> So that that does happen. Yeah. This is like the wild west side out here. New Mexico is a >> That's what different world says. Oh, it's the wild west. >> Yeah, it really is. >> I mean, I don't honestly drive around here because it scares the heck out of me. >> Yeah, they're horrible drivers in the state. It is East Coast, they have a rhythm, you know, people know how to drive here. People do not know how to drive. I don't know what it is. >> Yeah, my husband's all hardheaded. Oh, if it snows, I know how to drive in the snow. They're not talking about snow. They're talking about ice. >> Yeah. And they don't take care of the roads like they do on the East Coast. >> We don't know what to do when it snows. A lot of car crashes. >> It's not really You don't have to worry about yourself, your driving ability. You got to worry about the person next to you. >> Yeah. >> Cuz there >> I mean I just >> there's a lot of ice and people don't know how to handle ice and Yeah. >> Oh my god. Hi. >> Yeah, we're going to be here a while. Like >> I want to go suck. >> I'm not getting any radio I mean telephone reception here. How long have you lived here in New Mexico for? >> A year and a half. >> How do you like it so far? >> I like it. Good. You go to Albuquerque at all? >> Yeah, we want It's Christmas time and >> Yes, he is. It's not okay. >> I'm making a note cuz that's not okay. >> I had to do some road trips. >> There you go. >> Have you went to the River of Lights yet? >> No. >> It's pretty cool. >> We were supposed to go, but then my sister changed their mind or whatever. >> It's pretty busy, but it's it's pretty cool. >> Yeah, we went to um the balloon fiesta. Yeah, >> we had my cousins come down and my sister came down and >> Yeah, it's really that's really cool down there. >> Yeah. That's why I wanted to go to the other hospital, but I was told I'm not allowed to go there anymore. So, >> I know. And it would have been closer to my house. >> He would have. >> Not that that would make any difference now. Jesus Christ. >> I don't know. My sort of chuck on the dog. >> Well, that's good. So, what time did they let you out of jail? >> Most likely you'll be released sometime tomorrow. >> So, I have to go up against the judge. >> Mhm. >> So, is that connected to the jail? >> Yeah. >> I'm just about to get out of here. This is one of those. >> If another officer comes, they may put you in handcuffs behind your back >> here. >> Yeah. >> Can't you stay with me? You're nice. >> Yeah, we we'll see. cuz technically that's supposed to be what's happening. But >> I don't think >> so. How are they going to check me out if I'm behind the handles? >> Yeah, I know. They'll tell us to >> I know >> take them off you and then we'll handcuff you to the bed. >> Jesus. >> Yeah. Like we're you're treated a lot differently than normal. >> We go smoke. No, cuz if we leave, we're going to lose our spot. >> I know. I know. And we'll be here. >> We'll be here for hours. So, they're in the bathroom. >> So, yeah. that freaking >> but we we would triage her right now but she's busy with somebody else right now. >> Hey, sorry I'm not getting signal. I'm only getting signal in a one spot. >> Are you in this bathroom? >> Oh, you're here. We're in triage. So, not not Yeah, we're kind of in the back. You know where they'll know where we're at. >> Okay. She's not in cuffs or anything. Okay. All right. Yeah, I got you. All right. Bye. >> Okay. So, >> you're not leaving me, are you? >> Officer Gilpin is coming over here. >> And she's a lot nice. She's She's very nice, too. So, >> well, I like you. We'll figure this out. Let me um talk to Gilpin. Officer Gilpin will figure it out. If we have time, um we'll get you a cigarette. We'll talk to her and see what she wants to do. I'm over here assisting her. So, um I just feel like I just want to smoke and go home. And I know I'm not going home. Jesus. Well, it was nice getting to know you. >> It was nice getting to know you, too. I hope uh >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> We all make mistakes. >> I know, but this was a big one. >> Yeah, it was. It sounds like you're going through some pain. You lost someone that was dear to you in a horrible way. And >> sometimes we try to soo ourselves in the wrong way. >> Yeah. And >> I get that. I used to drink a I used to drink a lot. >> I used to drink a lot. >> All right. I'm hot. Um, so we haven't even seen the doctor yet. Um, >> can I see vitals? Is all that nonsense? >> Yeah, we got triage. So now we're just standing by for the doctor. I don't know if this is where we're going to hang out at or they didn't give us a room. >> And I don't want to go and smoke a cigarette. >> We'll get you one before we go into the jail. Okay. I'll stop right before there. and um cuz I have something I need you to sign and explain to you once we get out there. >> Okay. >> Um but we got enough going on in here. So, we'll just take it step by step. >> Okay. Um do you need me to do anything else? >> Um no, I think I'm good. >> Do you have cigarettes? You need any? >> Yeah, I got I got two different kinds. >> Do you know how my marbles you had the other 15 smoke? >> Did you ever move them out of the front of your car? Cuz I put in >> in my little bag in the front. Yeah, I just th on top of her stuff right there. So, don't tell her that. Oh, well. >> Yeah. >> Um, let me give you her sister's number. Her sister showed up. >> And she's going to take care of the doggo. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Please don't call her because she doesn't know what happened. >> That's That's fine. I won't. It's just in case we need to let her know. I'm going to get her I'm going to get a copy of her number for your stuff. So, if you need to call her from the jail and let her know, hey, it's going to be a little longer. You don't have to tell her where you're at. just let her know that she needs to take care of the dog for longer essentially. >> Um, >> do you think I'll be out by tomorrow? >> I don't know for sure. I hope so for your sake, but I can't say for certain. The folks at the jail will have a better idea uh when you'll get out. So, >> it's a 773 >> 619 7112 Um, also, >> yeah, so this is just so you have it if you need it. I'll put it in with your stuff that they do. You don't have to call it if you don't want it, but that way you have a copy of it. >> Also, >> but I don't have my phone. I don't >> They have a phone there. So, if you need to call her for any reason while you're there, you'll have the number. >> Okay. >> But you're not required to call it just so you have it if you need it. >> Emergency type thing. >> Yeah. um you know, she'll probably remind you, but she was also wondering if you could talk to the corrections and see if when she when she does get released if an Uber can pick her up or how she can make it home cuz she's really stressed out. >> There's no way to get home. >> Yeah, I'll I'll talk to them about that cuz I'm not sure. They may have >> Are you going to be taking me to the jail? >> Yeah, I am. So, he's just helping me out while I got the paperwork so we got everything done a little faster. That way, we're not all waiting around for hours to go. You need me to stand by for paperwork or anything additional? >> I don't think so. I just got to do the >> You want me to stand by for that or? >> I mean, there's not much else going on. So, >> do you want want to or come forward till it is now? >> No, I'm comfortable. I will have to do four. Hello. >> I'll let you handsree now, but before we go to the jail, I will have to put you back in cops. Okay. >> Um, it's nothing personal. It's just their policy. They won't let us know. >> No, I um but I'm cool. You've been very You've been very nice to me. So, I'm good with you getting out of now. Okay. Snow stuff happens. You will go back into puffs and it will be pretty. So, as long as you're cool with me, I'll be cool with you. Okay. >> No, I'm cool with you. Cool with him. >> Yep. You know, he's a pretty cool guy. So, >> um So, okay. >> Yeah. >> You're welcome. All right. I'm excited to hear about your friend. Okay. I hope you get feeling better and you figure this stuff out. >> All right, I'll skip it. We'll see you later. You're welcome. Now, >> all right. Now, we just hang out to the doctor and we'll get you >> I know it's this is actually pretty fast. I'm surprised you guys got back this quickly with many people are out there. So, >> yeah, I know there was a lot of people out there. >> Luckily, they give us kind of a priority because we're law enforcement. So hopefully we'll get it we'll get through this pretty quick. >> Yeah. My sister came. I She was like, "Did they do a vanalyzer?" And she's like, "That's kind of weird that the cops with you." And I was like, "Oh, no. It's just my ride. >> I just I don't need anybody knowing, >> you know. It's completely up to you. I get it. It's a little embarrassing." >> Totally embarrassing. >> And you know, I'm just I'm glad you have a family that cares about you. Thanks. Yeah, cuz I told her. She's like, "Do you need anything?" And I'm like, "Go home and check on the dog." >> That's good. >> I didn't tell her I was going to be in jail all night. This is going to be like super uncomfortable. >> I They'll do their best to make it as painless for you as possible. I can't promise that it won't be a little uncomfortable, but they're going to do their best. As long as you you know, like how you've been with me, as long as you're that way with them, they'll be you know, you shouldn't have any problems with the staff there. So, you think I'll be out by tomorrow? >> It's possible. I um ever since >> Ever since co they've been trying to keep people um working through the process as quickly as possible um so that they don't have a lot of people at the jail. Less people, less outbreaks. Um but I can't say exactly when. Normally for nonviolent stuff like a PWI, you usually see a judge and they'll determine everything. Um, like I said, I can't promise you'll be out, but I I know that a lot of people, even for stuff like this, they don't start in jail. But I don't want to tell you something and then have it be wrong and you blame me. So, that's why I'm >> But, um, usually they're pretty good about that. So, we'll see. >> Like I said, you can ask them when they get there cuz the people at the jail will have a better idea of how long they'll be. So, is the jail connected to your offices or >> Not exactly. Uh, do you know where the Walmart is? >> Yeah, he told me. Over by Enchanted Hills. >> Yeah, that area. Kind of on the other side from where you live at. Um, so we'll go in there and just um like I said, as long as you follow their directions, don't give them any problems. They'll they'll be fine. They're pretty nice staff that work there. So, >> yeah. Can't believe I'm going to be able to lock up. Oh my god. My husband doesn't even know. >> Is he at home or >> No, he's in Chicago. He goes back to Chicago for work. >> Oh, okay. Where does he work at? >> Oh, downtown Chicago. >> Oh, wow. >> Like highrises and stuff. >> Okay. He does metal refinishing. >> Huh. Fascinating. I don't think I've ever met anyone that works in that field. >> Yeah. >> It's like, you know, somebody scratches up a elevator or whatever and he goes and he takes out the scratches and >> but he does all kinds of stuff. But he's been having trouble getting work over here >> in New Mexico. Probably cuz we don't have a lot of metal. >> Well, yeah, exactly. But you know, it's like even like that. He's a handyman, too. Even like with that, it's like having trouble getting work. So >> yeah, New Mexico is a bad state to work in right now. Either got too much work or not enough. So that's interesting. What What kind of uh what led into that field? Do you know? Um he used to work for a company or companies doing that and he got into it because of a friend. >> This was years ago. >> Some friend took uh got him a job. Okay. >> And then he worked for companies and then he started his own business. >> Oh, okay. That's cool. >> And >> what kind of um training did he have to do for that? like like welding training or >> No, it's just like you know that's all scratched up. He just takes out the scratches and so >> that's me. >> Yeah, I know. It's like Yeah, I know. There's not many highrises here that you're going to have elevators or whatever, but >> pretty much zero. >> I mean, you got some big buildings downtown, but that's about it. Even those are not significant. >> Yeah, I know. Compared to Chicago, it's like those are not highrises. >> They're highrises for here. >> But yeah, no, I I imagine big cities like >> Dallas, uh, yeah, Austin, you know, trying to think of big city. Chicago, New York City. I imagine they put ours to shame by quite a long quite a long >> Well, my dad lived in Tucson and >> Oh, really? >> It was like the same thing. No highrises. >> Yeah, Tucson's still pretty new. I feel like like it's a very or like Arizona is just kind of a new city. Like a lot of new cities. >> Oh, >> were you uh born and raised in Tucson or did you kind of move all over? >> No, born and raised in Chicago. >> Yeah, I know. We'll get you one as soon as we're done here. You're lucky you're getting two. Usually I'd only get you one um just because of having to do all this stuff, but my partner helped me out a lot by getting you another one. So >> Anthony is cool. >> Yeah, he's a pretty cool guy. We're on the same shift, so we work together a lot. >> Yeah, most of us are, you know, pretty decent. >> There's always, of course, the exceptions, but We're all just people, too. >> There's some I'm not too sure. >> I know. I kept apologizing to him. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Friend committed suicide a few days before Christmas and that's no excuse. >> I mean, I understand that it's rough to get through. People got to cope whatever way they can. We just can't have you coping and driving. >> No, I know. I know. I totally messed up. >> I wish I didn't have to go to jail. >> Yep. Like I said, I would if I could, but my hands are kind of tight legal wise, but we'll try to make it as painless for you as possible as we can. >> And then he told me my car was towed, and then when my husband gets him, he's going to have to go fetch it, and he's going to be talking all kinds of crap. probably. Oh, I'm sure he's made mistakes in his life, too. There's few people >> Oh, yeah. >> who reach adulthood without making some kind of mistakes along the way. >> I mean, you know, it's part of being human. The most important thing is just to learn from them. >> That's probably the best thing you can do from this situation, >> just learn from it and don't let it happen again, >> you know. >> No, I just want to go home to my doggy and I, you know. What kind of dog do you have? >> Part. >> Oh, they're so cute. >> They don't know what the other part is. >> Mut. That's Those are the best though. >> I know. He's the best. >> M. I bet kids are They have a lot of sweet characteristics. >> Is yours super vocal? Like he whines a lot and like makes a lot of noise like that. >> No, he's quiet. >> Really? Huh? Yeah. One of mine's a we don't know what the heck he is but probably a little bit of pit cuz you know I've seen Mexico and he's like he's super whiny, super vocal all the time and I'm like I don't know if it's just him or if it's pits or I know the >> No, I mean they say that pits are like noisy or whatever. Our dog is not noisy. >> Maybe he just never learned, you know, like my dog had to be taught how to bark >> cuz he was so little when I adopted him. He didn't know how to bark until one of my family members dogs taught him. I was so mad. I was like And now he barks all the time. >> Yeah. Our dog never uh barks either, but when somebody's walking up to the door, which doesn't happen a lot, then he starts barking like crazy. >> Good guard dog. >> Yeah. >> Little guard dog. >> But then he goes and he runs and he hides behind you. So, sorry for the dog. >> I mean, he sounds fierce. That's the important thing. >> Yeah. >> A Is he like a big dog? >> No, he's little. He's like not even 125 lb. >> Oh, that's that's pretty big. >> Is he like 100 lb? >> Huh? >> Is he like 100 lb? >> 125? >> Oh, okay. That's a pretty big dog. >> Yeah, but I think he's I mean, I like him. He's small for me. I we have a small house so >> you know it's like nice having him. He's so >> well to me small. >> That's He sounds like a good intimidation dog. You know looks at least so when you're out walking people are like whoa I'm not going to I'm not going to touch that one. Yeah. That's one of the great things about this job is that a lot of cool dogs. Probably one of my favorite things. >> So how long have you been going? >> Little over two years now. for years. >> Yeah. >> You look so young. >> I get that a lot. Old enough to be a cop. >> I get that a lot, too. >> Yeah. I saw your partner. I'm like, >> you look so much like my cousin. He's like, I get that a lot. >> I guess I just got one of those faces. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> My name's Taylor. I'm with registration. I just need to update some information real quick. Okay. Okay. Can you tell me your name and your birthday? >> Catherine Morana. >> Birthday. Your social? Uh, >> E12 Waterfall Drive. >> Uh-huh. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Do you have a good phone number? >> Uh, I do, but I can't find my phone. >> Okay, no worries. Did you want to list an emergency contact? >> No. >> And then, do you have health insurance? >> Yep. >> What do you have? >> Oh, shoot. PO. I'm sorry. I can't think about it right now. >> That's okay. >> All right. Couple signatures and then registration is done and then you're just waiting to be cleared by the doctor. Okay. Okay. >> All right. This one here is the independent contractor. Just states that we do work with them. If you happen to be seen by one, they just go separate from the hospital to to you. >> I can do everything. I can do that all for you. Oh, do I need to sign here? >> Nope, that'll be me. Perfect. All righty. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Hospital run on paperwork. >> Yeah, I know. I cannot remember what insurance we have. I know that I would have been good at the hospital by my house. Yeah, that one takes even longer than he >> Well, this is >> Yeah, I mean, what time is this? Let's uh almost water, please. I don't know if I'm allowed to move. >> Yeah, you're good. There's some water right over here. Um, they should have some cups. >> That was my cup. >> Oh, that's your cup. They've also got some here if you want to just grab this one. That way you don't have to risk it. Then I think that's >> So if you want ice cream and then the water's ready. >> Hello. >> Try just putting your cup up against it. >> Sometimes there's hot tech stuff. So, do you have kids? >> No. No. >> No kids that you're responsible for, right? >> Huh? >> You don't have any kids at home waiting for you? Just >> Oh, no. No. >> My son is 34. He lives in Texas. I think Texas. >> Tennessee. >> Definitely able to take care of himself. Let's hope, right? Just the one kiddo. I I have two brothers myself. Kids, boys are crazy kids. Like sometimes I don't know how we made it through childhood. So when you say you have to handcuff me. Um, just I'll let you get a cigarette and stuff. >> Yeah, I'll try to keep them looser as long as you don't try to pull out of them. That's the only reason I had to tight them out of them. So, >> um, seems like you're kind of a little more cognizant now, so it should be a little easier. Um, I'll I'll leave them looser for you so that they don't >> Well, I'm a cluck, so that's why I was like having an issue getting into the car. Well, on that issue. >> It seemed like you were panicking a little, so I get it. It's hard to think clearly when you're not you're not thinking clearly. So, I get it. But yeah, I'll make sure they're a little looser so that they're not rubbing side on that. And then um to help keep them from digging into your wrists, you can kind of point yourself towards either door. So, if you're sitting like this, you can kind of point your knees towards one of the doors. So, it takes some pressure off your wrists and your shoulders. That way, you're not leaning right against them. That might help a little too. >> This is ridiculous. >> Yep. Ever since you're drinking water. >> I mean, we've been back here for like 4 hours now. all for them to say, "Oh, you're good. Get out of here. You're good. Get out of here." >> It's stupid, but this will save time once we get down to the jail. So, it's less back and forth. So, >> yeah, it's kind of ridiculous, but one of their things is at the jail that anybody who's involved in any kind of crash, it could be a little fender test and we'd still have to get a medical. It's kind of stupid, but >> you know, liability >> like a thunder bender. >> Yep. Liability is the word these days. So, they're just trying to minimize their own liability and make sure something happens, they're at least covered essentially. So, I I don't really understand it myself, but I found sometimes it's better just play by the rules. You know, I don't know. >> You're not going to understand everything unfortunately. So especially in bureaucracies. >> Yeah, it should move pretty quick once the doc takes over. So then we'll get you out of here. So, you have to hand me when we leave. >> Yep. Cuz we got to It's the jail's policy. So, >> it's the jail's policy. So, what I'm going to do, I'll leave you free until we get to the jail. We'll stop right outside and smoke a cigarette and then I'll hand up to you after. That way, you don't have to stay cut for the whole cigarette. So that'll release little pressure. You'll just have to stay for the trip in which is like 30 seconds and then once we get out of course and get inside so you'll only be for a short time. Sound like a plan. That way you can have one last cigarette right before we go in. >> Hi. >> Hi. Sorry. I'll be your provider today. Okay. I'm going to reach over you real quick. He'll >> pin. What's going on? >> Um, she's under arrest but was involved in a crash. So, we just got to get a medical clearance. >> Oh. Do you know? >> Were you wearing your seat belt? >> Uh-huh. What happened? >> Crashed. >> Did you fall asleep? Did you lose control? >> I don't know. I It was dark. >> Okay. >> And I don't like driving in the dark, so >> Okay. Did you hit anything? >> I hit somebody. >> You hit a car? >> Yeah. >> Did you rear end them? >> I think it was >> It was like more of a t-bone at an intersection or where >> did your airbags deploy? >> No. Did you hit yourself anywhere? >> Just no. >> That's from the cuff. >> The handcuffs. >> Nothing from the accident. >> No. >> Are you on aspirin or blood thinners? >> No. >> You've been drinking alcohol today? >> Yes. >> How much have you had? >> Oh, pint. >> Okay. Is that usual for you? >> No. >> Okay. You have a pint or less or >> I usually don't drink? No. >> Okay. Drug use? >> No. >> And did you get a nose bleed or a mouth bleed? Can I look real quick? Okay, you can put your mask back on. I'm just going to listen to you real quick. >> No other symptoms today until your accident. Female cuff condition, COVID type symptoms? >> No. >> You vaccinated for CO? >> Yep. >> Let me take a look. Okay. >> Can you do this for me? Don't let me push down. Don't let me push up. Push down. Put this behind your head. This behind your back. Awesome. No pain in through here. No. Legs are all good. Can I look at belly real quick? I just want to see if you have any. >> All right, good. And then let me check your back and all right. So, we're going to discharge you here soon, okay? I don't think you need any x-rays or anything. Um, but if you're not hurting anywhere, that's all a good sign. Except when you get in a car accident and if you or the adrenaline, right? You might have some soreness tomorrow >> and worse 2 days later. >> Okay. >> So, if you become sore, it doesn't mean you need x-rays at that time. It's just part of the whole process. >> Give it a few days. Let it run its course. Be sure to follow up with your doctor. >> Okay. >> Questions for me? >> Nope. >> All right. We'll bring paperwork to you. Okay. Thank you. >> I don't think so. I just need the medical stone thingy. Um or not really. I'm sorry. I don't know what it's called. >> Yeah, I know what that is. >> Yeah, the one to give the jail basically saying you guys are saying she's part of the incarcerated. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Awesome. If you guys know what it is. I don't know the name. Sorry. Okay. >> All right. Thanks, guys. Appreciate it. >> So, we should be out of here in a few. They just got to finish processing the paperwork and >> they need you to put it back on. They'll tell you. I don't think they should though cuz they already got you know Christmas for 5 hours. >> So, my car was towed. >> Mhm. I have the sheet telling you where it went. It's in a little envelope with your other paperwork. Um, I'll explain all that when we get out to the court. >> And they deliver. >> Um, that'd be something you'd have to ask the toe company cuz we work with a bunch of different ones and everyone's a little different. So, um, one thing that's included on the tow sheet, and I'll show it to you so you know what it looks like, um, is the toward's number. So, you can give them a call and ask them what your options are about, >> like if they can bring it to you or like what that would entail eventually. Plus, the companies we work with are pretty good about working with people to get their view closed back. So, Yeah, the hospital near your house. That one's been crazy busy recently. I had one time where I was there for like seven hours on a call. So, >> yeah, waiting to get someone admitted into the hospital. So that was not a fun day. >> Yeah, it's just worse. So our house is so close to that hospital and then my husband changed >> uh insurance because we were supposed to have to come here. It was like that makes a sense right. So he changed his insurance. So now we can go to that hospital. >> Yeah, cuz that one's like literally right down the road. So >> yeah, it's like 5 minutes away. Yeah, I mean, you know, they're both they both had their busy times. I must have just hit it had hit had the perfect storm or something. So, >> it's just so weird that it's like so slow. We're the only ones back here. >> Yeah, cuz they're trying to get the other people. The waiting room was full when I came in. >> Yeah. No, it was full when >> I'm like, >> "Your partner brought me in." Well, and they they of course have their own prioritizing system. So, you know, someone who's actively overdosing on drugs is probably going to get back before someone or whatever. >> But then again, you let me know. >> That's equality for you. I don't care. >> Yeah. That's one thing about New Mexico is >> the health care. It took us when we moved here, it took us like a year to be able to see a doctor. >> Oh wow. Like switching over to your primary care center. Dang. >> And then it's not even a doctor. She's a what do you call that? >> Nurse practitioner. >> Yeah, nurse practitioner. We can't even get a doctor. >> Yeah, it's it's pretty crazy. I've lived here all my life, so I don't really have anything else to compare it to, but >> it's gotten worse over the years. Now, my sister, she had skin cancer. >> Oh my goodness. >> She was going the sister that lives here now. >> Uhhuh. >> She was flying home to Chicago. >> Yeah. >> To see her doctor because you can't get a doctor here. >> That's crazy. Is she doing okay now? >> No, she's good. >> Okay, that's good. That must have been scary. >> I'm glad she's okay. Yeah. >> I mean, I know cancer is a lot more treatable now than it used to be, but it's still >> Yeah. >> Not something you want to hear about, something you care about. Yeah, I think sometimes the problem is is that we just have so few hospitals. There's only two in the whole actual area >> and we got, you know, freaking 100,000 plus people >> to be seen by two hospitals. >> Yeah. So, >> we don't have a lot of after hours emergency rooms except for this and that's what I'm seeing. So, it's a lot of people to be seen by two places. I was so happy when they built rest cuz that's a nice one. Got this one was really nice when they built it. >> You know, it's newer. >> Yeah. And then they've got that love place, >> the Loveish website. >> Isn't that just for women or >> um >> I thought it was just for women. >> I think they've changed it cuz it used to be, but there's a lungless west side emergency room. >> Oh, >> that one um can be pretty fast for getting medical clearances. So sometimes we'll go there instead of hitting these hospitals here because this moves faster. Um I think I've gotten one in like 20 minutes during the height of CO. >> Yeah. >> So >> yeah, cuz my cousin, her and her husband have been dying to move to New Mexico when she does um she does Oh, what does she do? Well, anyway, she transporting transponding trans whatever. >> So she's like, "Oh, well, whatever. The hospital's over there and I have to get a job and >> but yeah, they want to come out here too. He's been dying to come out here. >> Yeah, it's a trap. >> No, I mean some people really enjoy it, especially as like a retirement state, I guess. I don't know. We have a large population of elderly retired people, so apparently it's popular. that now I'm on that Rio Rancho neighbor thing like oh >> people talking about coming over here and retiring and then the locals are like stop coming here stop coming here >> yeah especially here in Rancho people are a little overprotective of their communities sometimes I mean >> yeah it's like but if you move here it's like cuz you want to and >> you know it's like take care of your place and >> yeah and I mean there's some nice areas of rear ranch or they have some really nice facilities for folks to retire in like those active retirement communities and stuff. >> We have a bunch of those here in Rio and I think there's a bunch in Albuquerque too. So >> makes sense. >> Yeah. When we were in back in Chicago, we had a twofloor place and I'm like, I want a one floor place because one of these days my husband does, you know, like I said, physical work. So, it's like, you know, one of these days we're not going to want to do stairs. >> Fair enough. I mean, one of my first like my second apartment was a town home, so I had stairs and if I came down the stairs before I was awake, I'd slip and fall the entire way down the stairs. My neighbors probably hated my guts. >> Oh god, it was so horrible. We were like connected to these people next to us and, you know, they were renters and it's like, oh god. Uh yeah, that must be well. And uh real estate's kind of hard to come by in Chicago, isn't it? Like it's a lot like New York. >> I don't think it's as bad as New York. >> Oh, I I've never been to either, so >> Yeah. Know New York is like insane expensive. I don't think Chicago is that bad. >> I've heard you can pay like 3 million for like a one like a studio apartment. And I'm like, what? It's mindboggling, you know? Like that would buy like a mansion out here. >> Yeah, I know. >> I guess they don't understand the fascination in New York. >> Either do I. I went there once when I was like 16 and like never again. >> Fair enough. Yeah. Like I understand like Boston or you know like the cities with like the really old ones with all that history. That's cool. I'd like to visit those. But >> yeah, I've never understood the New York thing. I'd like to visit it someday. But >> Oh, yeah. It's nice. You know, once in a while, one time go visit. >> Was it like a school trip you went for? >> No, we went with a friend of ours. My me and my sister, we had a friend in high school and she her mom was there >> in Connecticut. So, we went over there and we spent time and >> it's like, yeah, that was enough. >> Yeah, I think it's a good place to visit just not to not to put down roots. >> I don't know. I guess some people really love it for some reason. I'm not a huge fan of large cities. >> Either am I That's why I was just going to say I'm not a big fan of big cities. >> There's just too much going on. Too many people. >> I know. So, >> I like I like the feel of small towns anyways cuz they're a lot friendlier, you know, like people can actually like know your name. >> Yeah. When we were moving here, it was like definitely not moving to Albuquerque. There was so much crime >> and it's just like it's just like Chicago the shootings and the >> it's just like Chicago was like yeah no I'm not moving into Albuquerque. >> Yeah. And Albuquerquey's crime is not really stopped. It's just kept on going unfortunately. We still get a lot of the bleed over sadly. You know, we do our best, but a large majority of our crime comes from people coming from >> That's what they say on that real rancho neighbor thing is it's coming over the hill. >> I mean, it's been like that ever since real rancher started cuz >> I don't know. >> They just they border each other, you know. >> Same reason we get spillover from Bernalo up north. Yeah. I mean, Bernal Leo is smaller than we are, but they got plenty of their own problems. >> All right. >> So, how long have you been in New Mexico for? >> A year and a half. >> Oh, okay. So, pretty recent then. >> Dang. How you finding it so far? >> I like it. >> That's good. Nice change from Chicago. >> Well, no one was arrested in Chicago. >> Fair enough. They're probably a little busy for >> No, it's we lived when in the end we lived in the suburbs. >> Oh, okay. >> Uh closer to Wisconsin. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> So, yeah, cuz we lived in Well, my husband lived in Chicago all his life and then >> Oh, wow. >> I lived there for 13 years and not good. >> Yeah. I mean, it's not for everyone. I had a friend who was from the Chicago area. So, >> um, she was also from suburb, I think. So, but it's always interesting to hear about other places. >> Like I said, I've lived here all my life, so it's cool to hear other people's experiences and places. >> Yeah. >> So, what's your favorite thing about Chicago? >> The Navy Pier. >> Oh, where's that at? uh on the lakefront in Chicago and then they have like I don't know it's just really nice. Navy Pier um they have like a big ferris wheel and >> Oh, I think I >> museums and it's just awesome. >> That sounds neat. So, it's kind of like a little hub of really cool stuff to do >> restaurants and >> Oh, nice. Okay. Ferris wheel and I don't know. The whole lake front's really cool. >> That's neat, >> huh? I'll have to visit that someday. >> No, you should. It's like if you're going to do something, do it once >> and do it right. >> And do it right and go to Chicago and go to Navy Pier. >> All right, I'll keep that in mind. Put on my bucket list. I've been looking for trips, trip destinations, so >> might as well do it while I'm somewhat young. How old are you? >> Mid20s. >> You're just a baby. Um >> I get that a lot, too. >> We were supposed to go to Croatia. >> Oh, wow. The country. >> Yeah. Um and then CO came. >> Oh, great. >> So, we messed everything up. >> Got to go finally in April. >> Oh, nice. How was that? >> That was awesome. Yeah, it was like three freaking years waiting because of co >> I lost all my airfare. >> I had paid like $2,000 something dollars in airfare. >> Oh, and you lost Did you get a refund at least? >> Nope. >> Oh, frick. >> They gave you like a year to use it, you know, and then it's like we can't go anywhere. >> Yeah, they first travel. >> Yeah. So, I lost my airfare. But anyway, we got to go in >> April. >> What What brought you there? Like what made you want to vote for this [ __ ] >> Um the city of Debra. >> People, this is insane. >> Yeah, it's hard for them to keep up with people coming in and going out. So hopefully they'll get us our stuff here. >> Um >> anyway, the bro >> and what was in there? Like did you just like you've always wanted to visit there or >> I saw a picture and then that's where I wanted to go. My sister that showed up here tonight, she's leaving >> for Egypt >> in like a few days. >> That's crazy. You guys are going all over the world. That's insane. >> Any particular reason she's going or >> I think she just wants to get her picture taken by the pyramids. >> I mean, that's fair. We all have our goals in life, right? That would be pretty cool, I gotta say. >> Yeah. No, it would be cool. I just don't want to fly that much anymore. >> It actually be pretty roasting hot since, you know, it's a desert. But >> that's that's pretty awesome. Croatia, that's um it's kind of like a European country, right? >> Mhm. It's right next to Italy. >> Oh, >> it's a small country and it's like right at the top of Italy. >> Uhhuh. >> Oh. So yeah, so we ended up being in Italy for a few days. >> Oh, neat. How is that? >> I like Italy. >> Yeah, >> we went to We were on a tour. They had us going to um Croatia. I mean, >> Venice. Venice. And it was like we've been there before and it was just like >> been there. >> That's funny. That's super cool. Yeah. >> But no, Italy is cool. I mean, the food I'll lie on. >> Oh my goodness. I I've heard it's to die for. >> Um I have friends who've gone to Italy and like just seen their pictures and stuff. When they came back, I'm like, dang, >> I need some ice. >> And then I'll give them a couple more minutes and then I'll check with them and see where our paperwork's at. to know. >> Yeah, like I said, this will probably be the longest part of our journey. Once we're done here, it'll be a straight shot of the jail and then we'll get you in there quick. Can't believe I'm going to jail. >> Yep. >> Oh, well, at least my sister wanted to take care of the dog. >> Yeah. The good news is is that when we get there, pretty much go to sleep and then we'll be done for the day. So, you know, wake up and sleep with children the next morning and hopefully get out of there. >> And then how do I get home? We'll check with the people about kind of alternative methods they have to get you home. Um >> cuz all the way by Enchanted Hills and it's going to be a ride. >> A bit of one. Yeah. And you just hop on a PDB and it'll pretty much take you back to your place. >> What's PBD? >> Uh PO DoubleCon. >> That's the one that kind of D6 tricex I don't know it crosses like the northeast >> the north side of the rancher kind of connects the one side >> yeah my sister lives off of the sale volcano >> yeah there's some pretty nice areas out there that are coming up >> I know they just keep building and building and building >> I know they pretty much stopped during the pandemic and then all of a sudden now I guess we're trying to make them last or something. >> We're getting so many new subdivisions, it's hard to keep up. >> And that was nuts cuz like from our neighborhood, we're, you know, like remote. Um like 15 minutes to get to the closest grocery store. >> Yeah. And that's the crappy dog general there offline. >> Yeah. Yeah. And then it's like I don't know why nobody puts up a store here because Yeah. Dollar General is making a killing because there's nobody else around. >> Otherwise, it's like a 20 25 minute all the way to Walmart. So, yeah, they they need to get more businesses further north. But it's really difficult to get a business license in Rio Rancho. So >> yeah, because ever since we moved here, they have all these signs about, you know, >> Shakria Rancho >> um you know, just that there's like land available for commercial businesses and it's like >> Yeah. So where are they? >> Okay. Yeah, it's um >> I've heard it's really difficult and that's one reason economically ranch isn't doing great cuz they can't get the big businesses in here that >> so long, >> but I don't know for sure. I just know we need more, >> especially out north like you said, >> cuz Yeah, you don't you don't want to go to the brilliant Walmart. >> Just just don't. Huh? >> Just don't go to the Bernal Walmart cuz that one's fairly close, but it's about it's probably about the same distance to that one from your house. >> It takes like 15 minutes to get to the Walmart. >> Southern >> um Southern Monster. >> Yeah, that one's not bad. At least they have a lot of stuff. >> Sometimes sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. made the mistake of going on the holiday time and it was like, "Nope, not doing that again." >> I know. I went on Wednesday before Christmas and I'm like, "I am not going back." >> The whole like three the whole month leading up to Christmas, just don't go to the store. So, I was like, cuz the shelves were bare. It was packed. Like, I couldn't find anything. People were everywhere. So, >> and I try to go early in the morning so I could beat the crowd. >> That's smart. Yeah. I like going late at night, but then you start running into weirdos. >> I know. They have a lot of crazy crap go on that store. >> Oh, there was a dude with num chucks and this and that. I was like, "Oh, lord." >> Trust me, the Albuquerque ones are about 17 times worse. >> Half the crazy stuff on there. It doesn't even make the news anymore cuz it's just like, "Oh, we had another weird incident at Walmart. Nobody cares. pretty much. >> Am I allowed to go to the bathroom? >> Um, sure. Let me not actually sure. It might be this way. So, we'll if we can't find it, we'll ask a nurse. >> Oh my god. >> Should I have one? Um, they do not. Let me see. I know there's one out in the lobby, but I just don't want to move and we lose our place. >> Yeah. All right. Well, >> we'll stop on the way out >> before I go to jail. I'll >> Yeah, we'll stop on the way out for you. >> There's one. >> I don't think so. Cuz that's that's more room. I think >> we can check. But I'll walk through and check. But >> Oh, man. It's just big old hallway. >> Yeah, I know. There's some around here. We can ask that gentleman. >> Excuse me, sir. Uh, where's the restroom in this area or the nearest? >> You're good. Uh, it's over here. So, >> we're going to go. Yeah, just follow me. >> Thanks. >> I tell you where to go, but you know. >> Yeah, it all looks the same. >> I've been here so many times and I always go to a slightly different part. So, >> you're good. We got two options. We have a restroom right here and we have that one as well. >> Okay. Awesome. That should be good. I'm going to check with them about our discharge. >> Um, constructive criticism. >> Excuse me. Um, who do I speak to about checking on our discharge paperwork? >> Um, what's the patient say? >> We're working on it. Okay. You guys appreciate it. >> So, we should have it done a couple minutes. >> Yeah. >> All right. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> And it's going to be just down all the way down. Yeah. Thank you. >> Yeah. So, it sounds like we should be out of here in a couple minutes hopefully. I don't know why the distress paperwork always takes so long. And then this way. Yeah. This way. I think we'll just turn around till we find some. No, you were right. It's back this way up. I guess I've been here. >> Did we come through that door? >> I don't think so. >> All right. >> Oh my god. Hopefully I'm so we just got a few paperwork things to go over you over with you. Um, I'll show you the tow sheet so you know what it looks like and um, >> yeah, we're going to have to move a little bit probably. Um, and then I'll get you one more before we get to the jail, too. Okay. So, I need that at the jail. So, um, let me show you the Toshi first. Um, so here's where where all your paperwork from tonight's going to begin. Okay. So, the Koshi is going to be a yellow page. It looks like this. And the place you're going to look for, that's where your vehicle went, 10th Avenue, which is just off Northern. >> And here's the phone number. >> Um, so you can give them a call tomorrow when they open, just normal business hours, and let them know >> um kind of work with them about what how to pick up your vehicle or get it back or whenever you're able to. I understand you may not be able to call in first thing tomorrow, but so this will be going with you and you'll have a copy of that. I'm going to put the number in the envelope with it. So that way you this all goes with you to jail. Okay. So you have a copy of it. >> So you can ask him for this and they'll give it to you so that you can make a phone call to her if you need to. >> So they'll take that. Okay. >> Yeah. This will go in your >> go with me in there. >> Yes. I will stay with you until you're until they finish their medical evaluation. They'll basically ask you the same questions that they did here. >> Okay, >> I know it's kind of redundant. Um, this is the this is the part um that's really important. Okay, so cuz you were arrested for DWI, you um your license will be revoked in 20 days. Okay, so before that 20 days, you can request a hearing to um dispute that. Okay. So, what I did is I included directions on how to do that cuz it is a little complicated. You have to submit it in writing and it has all that information in here. I included a sheet. I'll show you what it looks like. Um that way you don't have to remember all this stuff. Um cuz you'll just have a have a copy of it. So, it'll come out here. So, this is what it looks like. So, here's the request for hearing. So, that's the part you'll read if you want to dispute the revocation of your license. So, how long would that go for? Or is it >> It depends. I don't actually know, but like I said, if you want to request a hearing to the student, you're more than welcome to. And that sheet will show you how to do that. >> Um, so you can give that a read over. And then, um, so like I said, that you have to do that within 20 days. >> Okay. >> Um, for 20 days or I'm sorry, it's within I believe it's within 10 days. I'd have to double check, but for 20 days, you are allowed to drive. You'll just have to use you have a copy of this notice of revocation in your paperwork. >> Okay? >> So, you have to use that as your ID should you get stopped for any reason. So, your ID at home will no longer be valid wherever it's at. >> Um cuz this paperwork will now act as your ID. Does that make sense? >> So, um if I could just get you to sign here. It's not saying you're guilty. It's just saying I provided you with a copy right here. Um provided you with a copy and made sure you understood it essentially. So, um, we'll just walk over to that handicap parking. Give me a second to, like I said, if you have a copy of that and any other questions, you can always give us a call. So, all right. Do you have a preference? I have natives and I have 305s. >> Is that one? >> Okay, we'll do this one then. Let me grab. Ah, you get to use my fancy lighter. We'll head over there just so we're not smoking right. So, yeah, I still got one of these. So, I will give this to you. >> I got >> Oh, you got a lighter. Okay, sweet. I will. Is that one that he gave you, my partner, or is that yours? >> I don't know what he gave me. I think he gave me menthol. >> No, no, I meant the lighter. Is it yours or is it You know what? It's probably his because that's not mine. >> Yeah, I'll I'll take it cuz they don't allow lighters at the jail. So, I'll just take it from you. Thank you, ma'am. >> Thank you. >> Yep. And then I'll get you one more right before we go in cuz it's been a stressful evening for you. >> So, do they give you a pillow and blanket? >> Yes, they'll get you all that stuff. And >> so, you think I'll leave by myself? >> Yeah, they they do always quarantine new arrivals. Just um Mr. their standard procedures. So, how's it going? >> And then what happens in the morning? >> My understanding is you should see a judge first thing. Um, that's pretty standard with any kind of arrest, but if you talk to the staff there, they'll give you a better idea of what that looks like cuz I don't actually know. Unfortunately, I don't have a lot of dealings with that end of things. So, um, but they're pretty they're pretty good about telling you what's going on to make sure you're not in the dark, you know. >> All right. Save this for when we get >> Oh, I got more. >> Huh? >> I got more. >> So, you're welcome to throw that if you want. >> Like I said, I'll let you ride on the cuff and then once once we get there, I'll put them on. That way, you don't have to get your wrists all braced up again. Okay. All right, go. It's a little easier getting in this time. All right, you get to buckle yourself. I apologize. Car's probably pretty freaking cold. I had to leave it off while we were in there. So, all right. Frank 19pd. >> Let me get the heater going for you. Frank 192 PD >> 76 with my 15 to SCBC starting is 1 one. >> Apologize these bumps are bad. Here you go. It's a different one than last time. Grab you a lighter. You gave that back to me. So, here you are. >> Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate it. >> So, now where are we at? >> This is the Well, this is the Santa County Magistrate Court. No, I mean like the nearest big street. You said >> 528 and Enchanted Hills is the nearest cross street. Um >> All right. >> Yeah, that's that's where we turned at the light back there. >> All right. >> Yeah. So, if you get back out on this road and head straight down, that's 528 Enchanted Hills. >> So, yeah, that's the nearest major street. But this is also um 1000. >> All right, I'm done. >> You're good. Okay. >> Sorry. >> No, you're good. Okay. So, I do got to put cuffs on you. Go ahead and face the cuff for me. How your wrist doing? They doing okay? >> All right. Do you need me to double cuff you like last time or do you think you can do with just one pair? One. All right. >> I'll just do them one at a time. Okay. >> I'm trying not to make it. I apologize. I didn't unlock this one last time. My bad. I unlocked the one side but not the other. Okay. All right. It's one of those freaking day where nothing's working like it should. All right. Locked. All right. There we go. Let's try this again, shall we? I apologize. I just had to get them on the right way. That way it makes it easier for them to come off. Let me make sure. So where it's bruised closer to your >> Yeah. >> So I'll do it a little higher up and I'll do it. How's that super loose? >> Yeah, that's okay. >> I apologize. Same thing. There we go. I'm sorry. I'm trying not to pinch you here. There we go. We'll do that super loose as well. All right. Okay. Uh hang on one sec. I got to double lock these so they don't tighten up on you. That'll prevent any further bruising. All righty. And we're just going this you back in the car. I won't even put your seat belt on. That way it doesn't put extra pressure on it. Um >> No, it's just hard to get in. >> Yeah, it's okay. I got your arms. The best way is to put your back. >> It's okay. I got you. >> Just walk. >> No, I got to drive you in. So, I got you. I won't let you fall. If you want to get a leg in, then you go. There we go. That way. Hopefully, you don't lose him. And then I just point yourself towards that other door. Keep the pressure off your wrist. Okay. I'll make it quick. All right. I'll get you in there fast so you won't have to stay in there too long. Okay. Real Rancho, one female. I know. We'll get you out of there in a sec. Okay. All right. I'll be right there in just a few minutes. Okay. Give me just one second. I got your eyes to help you out. >> Oh, it hurts. >> It hurts. Okay. What's the >> All right, hold on. Let me adjust it so it'll stay off the bruises. >> There we go. Is that a little better? >> Not any better. Okay, let me try putting it back down. Did that help a little? >> Yeah. >> Oh, we'll get you out of those as soon as we get inside. Okay. >> So, we're heading for that first grade there. Ready? And then we get to right here. Let me know if you need me to put your um sleeves down. Oh, quick. The walk time is always so quick on those. Go ahead and step through and face the wall over to the right. Uh, no, not there. Just space that red. All right. >> Are you going to record? Uh, >> I need you to remove your sweater. >> It's on the bottom. >> Remove your sweater. Put it in that bin. As well as your shoes. Put it in that bin. Are you going to be detoxing off of anything? Are you going to be coming off of anything? No. Hold on.