Nine. Dispatch, >> cross 60 pumpkin. I'll be out with New Jersey. Romeo 16. Romeo Charlie uniform R16 RC. stairs. >> Hello. How you doing? I'm officer Clark Verona Police SW. My body came on. You know why I pulled you over? >> You what? >> Okay. You know why I pulled you over? Yeah. Yeah. You got reached. Yeah, that's okay. What's going on? >> Okay. Where where are you coming from? >> Patterson. >> Patterson. And where are you going? >> Okay. Where where are you coming from in Patterson? >> Where are we coming from in Patterson? No, you can. >> Okay. Where are you going now? >> What? Where are you going now? >> Oh, is that where you work or >> Okay. Okay. Do you speak English? Okay. Do you have your registration, insurance, and driver's license? >> Are you the owner of the car? >> Yes. >> Okay. The reason why I pulled you over when you made the right, you're on the wrong you made the right where you should made the right and then you're driving on the wrong side of the road. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> No. >> Where what were you doing in Patterson? Okay, I put on the clipboard as well. I left a sign on the ramp down the gate. >> [snorts] >> Where is he? >> The area. >> Yeah. Do you have the registration of the insurance card? I'll put that right there. Yep. Is Is that it right there up top or no? And then what were we doing in Patterson? You said >> you live in Patterson. >> And then where are you going to now? Like friend's house or something or >> you what? Someone fell down. Uh-huh. >> Okay. All right. I'll be right back. Okay. >> Yep. Coming coming down Sunset to Bloomfield. I have the Mont Clair side. Makes a left and then she goes into the middle lane. So then I'm back by the ramp cuz I was just driving slow. She then proceeds to make the right at Pompton and then starts driving the wrong side of the road going up >> like over here. >> Yeah. Like I pulled her when I turned my lights on, she was still on the other side of the road going over the hill. >> Where' she go? >> She's going to warn me. >> It looks like she she really doesn't speak English. She said she lives in Paris and that's where she's coming from. I can't >> I can't smell anything on the passenger side. >> Hey. Whoa. >> Stop. >> Okay, just get out of the car. I don't know the I don't know if she's drunk. I don't think so. >> Yeah, you can't drive away. >> No, you don't drive away. >> All right, ma'am. Turn off the car. >> All right. Can Can you step by the car, >> ma'am? Ma'am, can you step out of the car? >> No, you don't need your purse. Put that down. Can >> I'll move my car. >> Can you come right here for me, ma'am? You're good. You can relax. Just stand right there. Okay. Can you just turn my lights off for me? You face me. Have you been drinking tonight? Have you taken anything I got to worry about? Have you been drinking tonight? Ma'am, it's a yes or no question. No, please. Have you been drinking tonight? >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> Is that a yes? I I I can't understand what you're saying right now. Have you been drinking tonight? >> Yeah. Are you saying yes? >> Can we? >> What? >> Can >> I can't I don't understand what you're saying right now. So, listen, man. The reason like I said p you literally made a right turn where you're not allowed to make the right turn and you start driving up in the wrong side of the road and then you just almost drove off on when I have you on the side of the road. >> Huh? >> Okay. Do do you understand English that the English language is best a little bit? Okay. Do you speak Well, you speak Spanish? >> Yes. >> Okay. N dispatch, >> you just reach out to see a Grove. See if they got Spanish speaking officer. They could come here, please. >> All right. Are you okay if we do a couple tests tonight just to make sure you're okay to drive? Ma'am, are you okay if we do a couple tests to make sure you're okay to drive? Okay, we're going to wait for an officer to come here. They speak Spanish. Okay. >> All right. What's your first name, ma'am? >> Feline P. Diana. >> Diana. Okay. Have you ever been arrested before or anything like that? >> Thank you. Okay. >> So, the officer's on the way. He's going to come talk to you. Okay. I have no idea. It's 9. I I I don't know. You You understand? You can't just leave from a traffic stop, right? No, that's better. >> [snorts] [cough] >> All right, ma'am. Just hold on a second. Okay. >> The TV. No coming. Third time coming. >> First time coming here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> No, not coming. >> Okay. And then where are you going to? Fairfield. >> Uh Patterson. >> Patterson. I live >> You live in Patterson. Where are you driving to? >> I live in Paris. >> Where are you going to right now? Where are you driving to? >> Patterson. >> You're driving to Patterson. >> So why were you coming that way? Where were you coming from? >> Were you in Montlair? >> Is it Mon >> over? Where were you coming from originally? Like where were you driving from? You're going to Patterson, but where are you driving from? >> Yeah, but but when I see you the the GPS >> Mhm. And maybe some always when I go to the yard when always >> Mhm. >> me when driving. Driving. >> Mhm. >> Driving. >> When driving and breathing. >> Mhm. >> Maybe. >> Are you a diabetic or anything like that? >> Are you a diabetic? Do you have diabetes? Do you have any medical conditions I got to know about? >> No, >> I call my >> It's fine. We're just waiting for the officer. Okay. No, in one minute. Okay. >> I'm waiting for the officer to come that speak Spanish. Okay. >> Wait for someone to speak Spanish. Talk to you. Maybe my cala my cala maybe um I my camera say what happened no my house >> okay just one second okay >> no no call behind >> H no I call behind >> not right now in a little bit. Okay. >> Maybe my gun. >> No, he's not coming here right now. All right. I'm going to wait for the officer to speak Spanish so he could talk to you cuz I got to ask you a couple questions. Okay. So, I got to make sure you're okay to drive right now. All right. Just give me one second. >> Yeah. [snorts] Info cop record. Hey buddy. >> Hey. How are you? >> Good. So, I see her pretty much I I end up seeing her on Bloomfield Lab. She makes the right turn at the traffic light instead of the ramp. Okay. I pull her over as she's in the left lane going. She's in the wrong side of the road. I pull her over. I'm talking to her. As I'm talking to Pammy back here, she goes to pull off. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. So, I just She's saying she doesn't understand English right now. So, I want to see I just want to make sure she's good to drive. If she was either being a fool or she's saying she was coming from Patterson, but now she's going to Parson. I just want to make sure there's not a language barrier if she doesn't know what she's doing right now. >> Name's Diana. How are you? Besides the perfume, do you smell anymore? I know. >> So, she's saying the problem was is that she was not from the area and she was looking at her phone. >> She was why she made the mistake that she made. She was looking down at her phone. >> Okay. >> So, I haven't gotten the fact, you know, seeing where she's coming from. She >> say she doesn't have the mount for the phone there. She >> Yeah, she was I saw she was hauling it. >> So, >> um where was she coming from? Plasa Monontlair Plaza Plaza Montlair Plaza. You know, it's a restaurant, >> you know. Where is she going to see >> and pattern? Do you have anything to drink? >> Two cups of wine. Okay. Uh, can you ask if she's okay? If she wants to I just want to do a couple test, make sure she's okay. Drive. >> Okay. Okay. That's fine. Okay. Do you know the like as I'm doing it? Do you want it or do you want me to you understand like how to say it and everything? I don't know if you have. Okay. So, okay. So, I'll do the I one and then if you want translus first we're going to do the exams. >> Okay. Uh, is she okay wearing those shoes? Does she want to not wear shoes or wear a different pair of shoes? She asked if she take them off. >> Yeah, whatever she wants. >> And then after she's done with that, she ask if she got contacts, glasses, fake eye, anything like that. And then uh if she's a die bag, too. Okay. Okay. She said she uses glasses in in the car. >> Does she need them for close or long? Like can she see if she needs them for far away. >> Does she want to wear them for the testing or not? Okay. Just ask her where they are. >> In her purse or she said they could be either they could either be in the bag or on the bottom on the seat over there. >> How? They brand right here, guys. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. >> Is it okay if he grabs him? >> No. >> Is it okay if he grabs him from the car? All right. And then can you just ask if she's got uh if she's a diabetic or she fake eye, anything like that? Okay. No, she says a lazy eye, but no. And without without the she's okay. >> And then not a diabetic. >> No, not a diabetic. No. >> Okay. [snorts] All right. So, for this test, all I want you to do, you're going to keep your hands on your side like this. Okay. >> Okay. And then you're going to keep your feet just like this for me. Kill the just like that. >> Okay. During this test, all I want you to do, you see this? You see this light right here? Okay. Tell I just want her to follow with her eyes. I don't want her to move her head at all. She understand that? Mhm. Okay. Okay. Just remind her to follow with her eyes only. Okay. And then just ask her to just keep her chin down a little bit. And all I'm going to do up and down. Same thing. and just follow with their eyes. Okay. Do you understand? Okay. Okay. All right. All right. The next one is going to be the walk and turn test. Okay. Okay. She have any problems with uh her legs? any anything with walking or keeping her balance. Okay. No, she's fine. She's fine. Okay. So, just ask her to pretty much do I do uh whichever foot she wants. I want to imagine a line right here. >> And then I want her to put whichever foot she wants. I'll let her pick whichever foot. And then heel to toe just like this. Hands to the side. Just like that. Facing me. No. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. I see. Okay. four. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, I'll I'll do it in step so you can translate for her. Uh just make sure she doesn't fall. Um so, for this test, I'm going to have her take nine helo toe steps. During these nine heel toe steps, I want her to count out loud, hands at her side. And when she's doing it, want her to count one, two, three, heel to toe each time. I'll I'll let you whenever you want me to translate or however you want me to do it. >> All right. So, I'll have her in the starting position. That's fine. So, we're going to start like this and I'm And you want her hands in the side and then one, two, three. >> Mhm. Okay. >> No, hands on the side. And then once she's ready, I want her to take nine heel to toe steps and then once you're done explaining it, tell her I'll I'll show her. I'll take three steps and then the ninth step I want her. On the ninth step, I want to turn around after she plants on her last step. On the night step, I want to take a series of small steps to turn back around. I want to take a nine heel toe steps again. And then once you Okay. No, I don't know. [snorts] Okay. You want me to count? You want? >> Yeah. I'm going to You could tell her I'm going to do it for her. I'm going to do three steps. She has to do nine steps. Okay. So, I said you can explain. >> One, two, three. I'm doing three. You're going to do nine. Okay. During this, every every step is uh heel to toe. My hands are in my side. I'm looking down. I'm calling it I'm calling my steps out. One, two, three. And you said counting out. Go. You know, you know, >> on the ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps to turn around. One, just like this. Okay? You're going to go back like this. You're going to go back nine steps. I'm going to do three. One, two, three. At the end of nine steps, you're going to stop again. You're going to count out loud. You're going to look down heel to toe with your hands at your side. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have any questions? They said okay if she understands you she could face this way. You can start as long as she's okay. Okay. >> She's she's ner she's confused about the about the turn. So on her nice step, when she gets a nice step, she's gonna take after she plants the foot of the night, she's gonna take a series of small steps around and walk right back on the same line that she imagined. And she has to count out loud too, right? You want her to count in Spanish? >> Whatever she feels comfortable. As long as she feels, she can start. Okay. reminder counter count. Come on. Come on. Get us. Just reminder again to count. Okay, that's that's fine. >> That's fine. [snorts] All right, tell her we're going to do one more test. >> Okay, she can stand right there again. All right, all I want to do um she can pick either leg. I don't care. Um right now, I just want her feet like this and her hands like this again. >> Okay. Um when she picks whichever leg, I I I don't care. Um all she's going to do is going to lift it. lift the leg without sagging the knee approximately six inches off the ground like she's standing on a soda can. You count out loud. While she's counting out loud, I want her hands at her side looking down on her foot with her foot parallel to the ground going 1 2 100 3 100 or however she feels comfortable doing with it until I tell her to stop. If she puts it down, just tell her to pick it back up and keep going. Okay? And Okay. No problem. >> And then does she have any I just ask her again. She have any problems with her legs or anything like that? I know about. She's Yeah, she said she's a little nervous. >> I got you. Just Yeah, if you just ask her if she's got anything I got to worry about with her knees or anything like No, she said she's just nervous. No, >> that's fine. So, uh, as long as she understands everything, um, if you have any question, want me to repeat anything, she can start whenever she can. Okay. Okay. As long as she's comfortable, she can start whenever she wants. >> Just remember to count out count out loud. She wanted to keep her hands. [snorts] I touch those mess. She's got One under. >> No, ma'am. Uh, >> can you ask her if the keys are still in the car? >> One time more. >> One time more. >> What's up? >> Uh, the keys are still in the car, right? >> Uh, can you ask her if there's anything in her car that she needs to [snorts] >> Where's your uh cell phone in the car? Which uh it's a push to start it looks like. I just don't know if her keys are answer. Uh >> the cell phone's in the bag. Um, just ask where her car keys are cuz I don't need the tow truck guy taking her. Uh, this might be that Japan. >> No, that's her nail polish. >> Did you find them in there or no? >> Where your keys? doesn't have a cage. Put her in. >> Oh, I'll follow her. >> Yeah. >> What is she saying? >> Oh, boy. It could be. She said she doesn't. She's not sure if it's either in the back, it's in the front, or it could be like around like by her chest area. >> How? >> She's saying like they could be like hanging from like her chest area. Okay. We'll we'll just bring her to we'll put her in the car first. I'm not. Um, in a second I'm just going to ask if you are you good coming back with us at course or no? >> All right, we'll walk back. >> What? Watch your step. When we get to headquarters and we're done with testing, you can Okay. Uh, which car you in, Helen? Uh, >> I'm all the way in the back. Uh, is it full cage or just pass through? Uh, it's focused, but I think [groaning] >> as far as I could tell, Yeah, I know. >> It's fine. Don't worry. >> I wanted to put put her in eight, but >> it's fine. Whatever. >> All right, >> ma'am. You're going to have a seat right here. Okay. >> All right. I'm just going to buckle you in. Okay. >> Oh, you good. I'll be right back. Oh, you know, let me bring those up. So, I'll put them at nine. >> What's that? I'm going to put these in nine. >> Can you just read a Miranda? >> Uh, yeah. I can find it fast. >> Whatever you feel comfortable doing with Yeah. >> I think I have it in Spanish on my >> Yeah, we have a translator for the box at headquarters. If you could just read a Miranda in Spanish right now. >> What? What is that? >> She didn't speak any English. She did with me on the side of the rope, but she said she didn't understand a lot of it. I don't know if she's playing the game or >> Yeah, it's on the driver's side. Spanish. >> I don't know. With nine So I see her on sunset at Boomfield A. She makes a left. She's in the center lane. I'm back by the ramp. She makes the right at the intersection. >> Yeah. >> Is in oncoming traffic. There's no cars coming. So I go up the ramp. So I was like, why'd she make the turn? As I'm making the turn, she's literally in that side of the road just driving straight. >> Keys in the purse. Okay. >> Oh, you found the fob. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. We'll just bring it back. >> Uh there's a water bottle. As far as I can tell, I can't smell anything. [cough] >> You stick your nose in some bottle. >> Oh, yeah. I didn't stick anything. I just I did the waft. [cough] Ah, there it is. Driver side door. I saw it here. >> Yeah, I think this is Spanish. >> Yep. >> Yeah, if you guys are short, then I I could translate. No, it's just literally me and >> No, you're good. I I get it. Okay. Okay. to work driving on the side of the road. She made the right at the intersection. I come up the ramp. So where is she going? She's literally on the other side of the road. She made the right at the intersection. >> At the intersection, not the ramp and then was driving on the other side of the road. >> No, at the intersection move to left. She No, she was coming from Montlair. Made the right at the intersection. I was back at the ramp. So, I'm like, "What the heck?" As I'm coming the ramp, she looked kind of far. As I'm coming the ramp, she's literally on the other side of the road. Okay. She understands. >> Yep. >> Okay. Uh do you want can you ask her if she's willing to submit breath samples uh for the testing that we're going to do at headquarters just to let her know that she's legally obligated to? If she doesn't, it could be considered a refusal and another ticket >> if you can. >> Yeah. Sure. So, uh, >> yeah, ask her if she's willing to submit breath samples, uh, back at headquarters. We'll read her list. Um, if she doesn't want to, just let her know. It could be a >> It could be a ticket and she could lose her license if she refuses. I'm kind of surprised. Foreign speech. Foreign speech. Yes, she'll do the test. Okay. Okay. >> We're going to go back to headquarters. Okay. >> Sorry, man. No, you're good. Don't worry. I appreciate it. Don't worry. >> She She said she'll do the breath sample. So, we have the translation sheet ahead of course, right? We'll we'll work with it. Uh >> I'll follow you. We I'll stay for >> you. Sure. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much, bud. I'll give you a shot in a little bit. >> I mean, >> the breast samples, but that's going to take like an hour. So, >> I know. Don't worry, bud. >> [sighs] >> Transport now under arrest from this location to headquarters starting miles 3812 3812 proceeding. Nine's following. >> Hey, I'll be on free. I see you. terrorists. >> [music] >> Seven. I arrived on the ramp and then mile 3813. 3813. This way. That way. That way. All right. Just here. Okay. >> Yep. Just like that. Okay. >> So, >> what she ask? >> We'll call our husband. >> Yeah, >> we will. Just give us a pen. Okay. Sir, >> so I get you have a seat. Okay. >> Yeah, if you want. >> What's that? >> I'm trying to We have the Spanish standard state saving for me. >> Give me a minute. Okay. >> It's on the state police website. I think >> it should be why there's no more there. >> She just wants to use the bathroom. Got to wait, right? >> Huh? No, she she can use the bathroom. Okay. >> Yeah. One second though. It should be right in there. It's not >> I I the the normal ver the English version is I'll look for >> Spanish should be up there too. >> Is it labeled Spanish or >> I'm going to have you guys? >> No. >> Just stand by. Oh, there. Oh. I'll put once we get the >> Thank you. [sighs] >> Okay. So, she's she's going to surgery and then we'll take you >> and then we'll go to the bathroom once I'm done. Okay. >> Okay. Do you have anything that's going to stick, poke, or hurt me? >> No. English. >> Okay. Okay. >> Uh I could translate on my phone. >> Okay. >> Yeah, [clears throat] just do that for now. >> Yeah. [snorts] >> Translate. Okay. Enter text. Uh She is going to church. [snorts] >> Yeah, there's only two of them on the road. >> Okay. Pay attention to Michael. Okay. >> Uh, can you can you take this off for me? Thank you. >> Okay. Okay. Can you just put your hands hands on the wall for me? Okay. And then just spread. Yep. Good job. Sorry. Uh, grab the model and stuff. I can do the tower. Yeah. >> Uh I didn't grab the miles, but the insurance and registration should be on the dash. >> Yeah, but none. I'm sorry. I'll grab in a second. Uh, just the miles. >> Sammy's got the the miles. >> Yeah, I have the insurance in my car. >> She's good. Thank you. >> I guess >> you can bring her to the bathroom. >> You can come this way. We'll go to the bathroom. Okay. Bathroom. >> Yep. Yep. Two of these. My eyes. I know I'm going to do this. >> [snorts] >> Car 9, you have a Montclair officer coming for translation. Toes on seat. Heat. Heat. What's going on, boys? >> He's awesome. It's a DIY inbound. >> All right, I got you, boys. Please. Heat. Heat. >> [screaming] >> Hello. >> [snorts] [sighs] >> Heat. Heat. where you want passenger side again or >> Yeah, that's fine. >> There you go. I'm just going to reach over. Okay. Yeah, I'm all good. Couple minutes. Okay. >> Yeah, you could either. Yeah, if you go out this way and make the first right, it'll bring you around their headquarters pretty much. Shut the heck. >> All right, we'll be heading back to headquarters. Starting miles 3816. 3816. All right. So, when we get back, >> uh, liability. I got to get the rest of the tickets and then be the photo. >> Yeah. >> And then, >> just me and you, pal. >> What do you mean? >> Huh? >> Sean went home. >> Nah, I don't know. >> We're this way. >> No, just us right now. Just us right now. >> Just the two of us. >> Uh, what do you think? Grove. >> Uh, no. Make the left. Go to Ozone. Make the right. Uh, I don't know. Track may not even be that bad. It is Saturday. Trying to think. Uh, careless reckless improper right turn. >> Traffic on marked lanes. Traffic on marked lanes. Improper right turn. Um unmarked is for the double yellow right traveling. >> Yeah. Like you got failing to stay right. >> That's fine. It's going to be me in an hour and a half. You're crazy. coming up. >> Mhm. Could be there right now. >> Yeah. Probably take a little while to get on the uh other side of town though, especially when you get the traffic light. I don't know. They the I heard that they want to get a button that turns every light on green. >> Yeah, apparently. Right. That uh that' be pretty cool. I didn't know you could do that, honestly. That's wild. Make a right turn here, by the way. >> Yeah. So, you got traffic on marked lanes. It's like A and B. >> Yeah. >> And then you got right and left hand turns, which is like 124. >> Yeah. We're driving on the right side. I'm trying to think just one more. It's like backing and turning on you, right? You were in a bunch. But the main ones careless reckless proper right turn left hand right. I'm just trying to make sure there is someone for uh driving over the for driving over the double yellow, but you didn't even hit the double yellow thing. Just went Oh, up a oneway. >> No, you're just on the opposite side of the road. So, I would just do >> But that section's turned off though. Is like a separate side from the island now. Or no, it wouldn't work. I guess it wouldn't work like that. Yeah, it's still considered a two-way highway at that point. >> Yeah, I would just fail to like because you got traffic and it's like that one I would do failing to stay to the right. Yeah, >> the 4-82 is like failing to stay right on a two lane road, but once there's lanes involved, it's like 488B or something. >> Yeah, I remember. I think I did that for the last time. road. >> He's protecting the world now. >> He'll probably come back in, >> right? >> No, you don't think so? >> Yeah, maybe. >> There goes Chef or No. >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> Chef's down there. Probably getting gas. >> Where? >> He was going down the road. >> All right. My bad. >> Can you just give the ending miles to say arriving? >> Yeah. I don't know. I can't find him. That's not us. >> Good. Ending miles 3819. >> Step right here for me. I'm going to >> rock that door right there. Okay. I'm going to take this up. [snorts] >> Hello. How you doing? >> I'm good. >> I'm officer Clark. I know my camera's on. Okay. You're Miss if I'm pronouncing I'm sorry. Paulo. >> Uhhuh. >> I'm Irish if I butcher. I'm sorry. So I Your sister says Okay. So she got arrested last night for driving while intoxicated. Okay. Uh her car was towed. She has to wait 12 hours. She has to come back here to get her to get the pickup form. >> Okay. >> So, she had to come >> She has to come back here. Okay. >> Okay. Uh she got arrested around like >> 3:30 >> 3:30ish. I would wait till 400 p.m. I told her for She did get a couple tickets. I told her I'll explain it with you cuz she told me that she had a hard time understanding, which is fine. >> Um before we can let her go, this is a form potential liability. This is under John's law. So, pretty much I just want you to take a read through this. pretty much saying that you're saying you're going to take custody of her for the 12 hours that she needs to. Okay. We just want to make sure she doesn't operate a vehicle. [clears throat] Yes. >> All right. So, if you don't mind just taking a read of that, as long as you're okay with everything, I'm going to have you uh sign. Okay. Right there. >> I sign here. >> Yep. When you're all done reading. >> Okay. >> And if you have any questions, I'll answer as best as I can. Oh, it's my That's That's all you already said to me. H >> That's the same that you already said. >> Yeah, but I I just want you to read it. Yeah, I know. >> Um I just want you to sign right here. And that's just saying that you're going to take custody of her. Okay. >> Yes. >> So, give me a couple minutes. I'm going to give you this back and then I'm going to come out with her and then I'm just going to give you all her paperwork and I'll explain to you so and I'm going to come out to her after 3:30. >> Yeah. After 3:30, right? But the car is um >> I don't know where they towed it to. >> They to give me this. >> Yeah. So, you can't go they're not going to release it until they have a form from us saying that it's okay to get picked up. >> Okay. Uh by >> it's not going to be at this time to be to >> you have to come here at that time. You can't just go to the towyard. >> Okay. The Okay. >> Yeah. You have to come here first. Okay. >> Uh did you give your driver's license before? >> Yeah. I >> You gave it before, right? That's fine. >> She gave me back. >> And then someone got your phone number and everything. >> It's my Yeah, I gave her my phone number um early. >> That's fine. That's perfect. Thank you. We'll be out in like 5 minutes. Okay. >> Okay. All right. So, this is your copy for you. Okay. >> Um, what this is right here, this is going to be her copy. This is the uh breath results that we did in Cedar Grove at the other police station. >> She gets copies of those. Uh, this >> tickets. >> Yeah, these are your tickets. This is everything that I had with me. The insurance, she didn't give me a driver's license or anything like that. So, this is everything that I had. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, the tickets have a mandatory court date. They're all the same. It's a bunch of tickets, but they all have the same court date. >> Mhm. >> Have to go to the court. >> Yeah. >> So, I underlined on every ticket the phone number. It's through North Caldwell. >> This is Verona, but our courts run through North Call. Okay. >> The phone number for the courts is right here. I recommend that she calls them uh normal business hours, Monday to Friday. >> Monday to Friday. >> They'll have the tickets on hand and she can just see what she needs. Normally, the prosecutor is very good with meeting if you need to talk about something. And then also if they do it over the internet, Zoom or if they do it in person. >> Okay. >> The court date is going to be 5:1624 at 4:30. >> So she can call on Monday. >> Yep. She she could call on Monday and get ahead and figure out what she needs to do. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um does she want me Do you want to know what each ticket is or are you okay with? >> So you can tell me. Okay. >> So she she got operating under the influence. Okay, that's for just driving intoxicated. >> Um, fail to uh possess a driver's license on scene. She since I didn't get one. Okay, >> next one is fair to uh produce a driver's registration card cuz I she didn't give me that on scene. Okay, all I got was the insurance card. >> Okay, so that uh careless driving. >> Okay, >> reckless driving. Traffic on marked lane. She was driving on the wrong side of the road. >> She Okay, >> right turns. She made a right turn at a red light at an intersection where she wasn't supposed to, which caused her to turn into oncoming traffic. There's no traffic on the roadway, but she pretty much turned on the on the wrong side of the double yellow there. >> Okay, so that's what the tickets are for. >> Okay, >> they all have the same phone number for the court and they all have the same court date and time. All right, so if she just gives her name and she could give her driver's license or the registration of the car, they can look it up >> and and then they could help her with what she needs. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you have any questions for me or anything like that? So the the car I I going to comment to her at 3:30. Yeah. >> And I have to pay a check $25. >> Yes. They said so I'm not familiar. I normally don't handle this stuff but I believe it's something like that. Um she's the registered owner. So she whoever the registered owners I believe it's her. She needs to prove ownership of the vehicle. you know, bring back the registration, >> bring the registration, the driver. >> Yeah. If she if she has her driver's license, registration, she just proves that it's her, then they can release the car to her. So, we have to come here, get the release form, and then you could go to the tower. >> Okay. So, registration, the registration, right? >> Whatever she could have that proves that she's the owner of the vehicle. Okay. >> Um, come here first. I would say around 400 p.m. >> I Yeah. Yeah. After this time, this is like after after them. >> Uhhuh. >> And then come here, get proof of ownership. They'll give you a release form and then you can go to the towyard. >> Okay. So, but the the check the 25 bring that here at the afternoon and then >> Yeah. bring that here and if they don't take it here then they'll they'll take it in the toyard. I'm not sure which one they do, but I would just say bring it here just in case. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. >> Mhm. >> And she can drive 12 hours >> after 12 hours. She can't do any driving right now. >> So, no. Yeah, I know. But that 12 hours does mean >> Yep. As long as she doesn't drink. As long as she's not drinking again >> after the 12 hours and she's so and like she's acting she's not intoxicated by anything, then yes, that's fine. >> Yeah. And asking because I said for a flight to bring someone to pick up to to drive it with me. >> I got this. I >> No problem. As long as she As long as it doesn't look like she's under the influence, then we do that. Okay. >> Okay. So, I need all of that. >> So, this is So, that's her insurance registration. So with that, tell her to bring that with her and the prosecutor might help her. Yeah, of course. Okay. And then that's your coffee. Okay. Okay. Thank you. >> No problem. Have a good rest of your day. Thank you so much.