Edit Transcript

Language

Format

Source

Auto-generated

Yes

Confidence

Content

Hello. >> Hello. >> I'm the one that hit her car. >> Okay. So, what uh which one are you? >> I'm the one with the Jeep Wrangler >> and she hit my car. >> Yeah, I was the one that hit this car. >> Yep. >> So, where'd you hit? >> I was trying to back into that spot. >> Yeah, I was trying to back into the spot. >> She was going back and forth. >> Okay. >> You were leaving or >> Yeah, I was leaving. I was trying to go to her house. >> Okay. And whose car is uh whose car is yours? I'm sorry. That's mine. >> That's mine. You mind uh pulling out your license, registration, insurance, and stuff? >> Yeah. >> And you were out you were out here. You were in the restaurant? >> I saw the whole thing. >> Okay. >> Do you want me to pull >> I like your >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And then miss, do you you have your ID? Can you get her ID? Her ID and stuff? >> I'm run the market. >> Oh, that's right. I met you. I met you before. Yes, sir. >> I think they just got here. You think they just got here? >> I I just have to run her through everything. So, >> I think she was trying to back up and >> I think she said she said she was leaving. So, >> usually I come here and try to go to >> Do you remember how do you remember her? That's You guys are busy. It's It's open day for summer. So the registration is that it's this blue. >> Is it this one? >> No. Was she sitting? >> Is there anybody else in here? >> No, just me and her. >> Okay. Just uh if you could get your license out here, please. >> Of course. >> No, I just I just want to just kind of see. >> Oh, if you Oh, you have it happen. Okay. >> Yeah. If actually could you clip that and I'll give you my email. Just give me a second and I'll uh let me just pull up. >> I'll give you my email or >> Yeah. Take it off. >> Yeah. >> How are you guys uh naked? We're looking for I'm so sorry. >> Okay. >> Do you mind Do you mind if I just talk to you, miss? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm on the phone with my parents. >> Okay, that's fine. Um, sisters, friends? >> This is my friend. >> Okay. Um, obviously >> this is my ID. I have a val ID for you. >> Wait, hold on. >> Do you have your license at least? >> Yeah. Yeah, I do. So, obviously we're here in Mason Street. You're allowed to have a good time. Uh, anything to drink? >> Um, no, I wasn't. I did have one drink at what's it called? Japalas. Japalas. >> All right. >> Just keep on working uh for that me. Okay. >> Thank you. >> How we doing? >> Doing okay. guy 68 69 years old just called you sir. >> Good. >> Yep. We're all good here. Good here. Thanks. >> So, Ariana? >> Yeah. >> Um mind if I just ask you a couple questions? Okay. Yeah, of course. >> Um you you um what's your highest level of education? >> Yeah. Uh um I'm not going to lie. I have a learning disability. I'm dyslexic and I have auditory just processing and uh I have ADHD. >> Okay, that's fine. Okay. Um, which do you go to? High school, college? >> I go to college. I'm at uh Artistic Academy on Morris Plains. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you have no problem understanding English language, right? You're all good with numbers and stuff like that. Okay. So, I'm just going to have you do two things, okay? And I'll explain to you and then I'll demonstrate them to you first. Okay. >> So, >> is it okay if we do a little quieter stuff? >> Yep. Yeah. Sure. Sure. Sure. Yeah. Um, just just come around. Just come. Yeah. You can come around. You come come around here just so you're not worried about all these people. Okay, just focus on me. Don't focus on them. They're they're they got their own uh thing going on. So, um I want you to do and you again, you understand the alphabet. You understand numbers and stuff like that. >> Numbers, >> if you could just keep looking for that >> numbers I might be a little Well, no, I I took account, you know, just like Okay. >> Um so, I want to first I want you to do You're good with the alphabet, right? ABC's. So, I want you to go from the letter E until the letter S without saying the alphabet. So, I'll demonstrate first. Okay? And this is without saying it. Okay? >> E F G H I J K L O M O P Q R S. Okay? E to S without saying. Okay? Do you understand what I'm telling you? >> E to S. >> E to S without stopping and without saying it. Okay. >> Okay. >> And then you begin when you're ready. >> E S T W X Y Z. T U V W X Y Z >> Y and Z. >> I'm sorry. I'm >> It's okay. Are Are you done >> with this one? >> You said W. >> So, I want you to go from E >> to E >> E. The letter E to letter S. >> S. >> [laughter] >> I'm so sorry. I'm I'm so anxious right now. >> Here, if you need to take a step so you're not looking at them. >> It's E and S. >> E to S. >> E to S. >> Take your time. >> Hey, baby. How are you? Good. How are you? >> Eat it. E to S. >> The letter E. >> Yes. >> To S. to Ash >> without seeing it. Okay. >> E X D. >> Wait, no. >> Okay, let's do the next one. >> Okay. Um, so you're good with numbers and stuff like that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, you're good through the letter one to 100, right? You're familiar with that? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. So, I want you to do I want you to start and I'll demonstrate first before I let you begin. Okay. I'm going to uh start from 96 >> and I want you to count down to 82. So, I'll demonstrate. Okay. Um >> sorry. I literally have a learning disability. >> It's okay. Are you diagnosed with >> Yeah, I am. I can call my parents. >> Hold on. Just Just tell me what you said. ADHD. >> I'm I have auditory dyscrocessing. I'm dyslexic. Auditory disprocessing. If you repeat directions to me, I I it's not that I can't repeat it back. I have a difficulty repeating what you say, if that makes sense. >> No, that makes sense. Again, I'm taking everything into consideration. Okay. >> No, I appreciate that. >> This is why we do, you know, what we do. Okay. So, I want you to start with 96 and go down to 82. So, I'll demonstrate. So 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 >> Say the first one again. >> 96 to 80 to 82. >> 96 >> backwards. 96 >> 96 95 94 93 92 91 >> 90 98 >> Hey, officer >> 98 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 No! No! No! No! 80 80 89 84 86 >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> 86 >> Are you done? >> 85 84 80 84 83 82 81 80 >> 49. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. Why don't you just keep looking for the insurance? >> I I hate that. >> Can you keep Can you keep looking for the registration insurance? >> Yeah. >> 96. Are you clear for plates? Vehicle one is going to be New Jersey registration Lima 22. >> Correction. Vehicle one's going to be November 92 Papa Echo Yankee. Vehicle one November 92 Papa E echo Yankee. Vehicle two is going to be Lima 22 uniform whiskey golf. >> Yes. So, it's going to be um >> This is my parents. It's their car. >> Okay. >> They say that they have the registration, but they they have What did you say? >> The vehicle is registered. I just don't know where the piece of paper went, but it's registered. >> I just need to see the card. So, New Jersey, you need to have the card with you at all times and something even if you have a screenshot on the phone that says she's got insurance. >> I'm trying to get Can we go on to the NBC and find it on there? >> Okay. No, no rush. Take your time. >> Thank you. I'm asking you, can is that a is that a thing? Can I get on there and >> find it? >> You got to I need to see proof of the card or at least something the card. So, um your daughter I'll let your daughter go back to the car and they're going to keep looking for it. Okay. Even if you send her a screenshot of the insurance. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Just keep working on that, please. I'm sorry. S >> got Yes. uh >> atjfferson police.com. >> Yep. >> Cool. Perfect. Thank you, sir. Um >> All right. Thank you, sir. >> Um walk away a little bit. >> Um so, driver backed in. >> She's got ADHD and dyslexic. She told me she has a learning disability. >> Okay. >> She said she had a drink earlier. Said she didn't drink anything here. I can smell it on her breath. >> Okay. I can Okay. Um she said but she did admit to drinking. >> So she did not do good at the numbers and the letters. Okay. >> Whether or not that is >> my birthday's >> she's got obviously a learning disability. So I'm taking that into account. But I want to call someone with HTN to come out and I want to run her through. >> Uh, yes. Okay. All right. >> My dad is a chief. What is he? >> He's not Your father works for the attorney general. >> He works for the attorney general's office. He's on the job. He's going to come if that's okay. Or >> Yeah. Just work on the registration insurance. >> Okay. I appreciate it. Thank you so much. I'm >> Yeah. We just want you just want your license, your registration, your insurance. Okay. >> I got her I got her license. >> What do you What do you want me to do? >> I'm going to get back to 72, right? >> Yeah, I'll call I'll call him. See, I I'll >> give him a call. [cheering] like wait One way. >> Beautiful. 72. Yeah. Johnson 64. Are they the owners? >> Are they the owners of the uh Subaru? >> No. The lady in the back. >> Okay. >> Oh, you might be able to fit to see We found a valid one. >> This is I have allergic disability. I have ADHD. I have auditory disprocessing and uh I'm dyslexic. So when someone tells me for auditory processing repeat directions to me, it's not that I can't do it. It I struggle with it. >> No, I understand. You're taking it one step at a time. >> Right. Right. Right. I'm not saying you're not. I'm just saying I I have a disability with that. You guys can sit your car over to get some more information. I really appreciate. >> We just wanted to show you that we found a valid >> Do you have the keys to the Jeep? >> Yeah. >> [ __ ] I'm just going to go grab the keys. Okay. >> It's on the floor. Others people died on the ice. >> Are we okay to back out? >> Miss, do you have the car keys? >> Yeah, I'm just Thank you. >> Yeah. No, thank you. And then I'll do a I'll do a supplemental report as well just as she's talking what not. She's throwing her words. It took her a little while to find the keys in the vehicle and whatnot. So I'll do a sub on it. >> Someone just take a second. >> Yeah. >> Um these >> what? Slur your words. >> No. All right. >> I got you. I got you. Take me. intoxicated possibly. Okay. >> I gave him like the upto-date stuff, right? Yes, ma'am. >> Because you know how we always keep the registrations like file of them. >> Yep. >> It's my brand new car. >> Yeah. It's unfortunate. >> A 21-year-old just smashed my other car last month and that's in the shop. >> My goodness. >> I'm sorry. >> I was here when she did it. I'm like >> Yeah. Yep. >> She's like, "Oh, it's my mommy and daddy's car." Oh, y'all think [laughter] I can't. I can't. >> I get it. I get it. >> You know, >> I'm doing this stuff. I'm going to get her out of here. >> Um, I'll take time. >> Does she have Does she have registration and insurance? >> Yeah, we're taking a lot of care of all that mess. >> Would you ever leave the lake here? >> No, it's at the state park. >> Oh, okay. We had a team though. You know what our team >> did? You know what our team name was called? >> What? >> Bend the benders. >> Ah, great. >> Freaking great. >> Guess we had some bad shoot. >> One guy like since last it's a nightmare parking lot. >> One guy since last year has been like just jump in. It's not that bad. I swim out and if I five the paramedics. I go right there. The paramedics are out there. Comes a reason. >> Tells you everything you need to know. >> We're not doing it. They were putting them in a neck brace and on a stretcher. I was like, I'm >> No, no, I'll pass. >> Carol, do you mind if you >> mind? >> You guys can go hang out over there. We're going to be with you momentarily. All right. We're just trying to get her out of here first. All right. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Absolutely. >> Are you Are you with anybody? Is it just you here? >> No, it's just me. >> Okay. Uh how much? Just I want to make sure before you leave, you're good to drive also. >> Oh, yeah. anything to drink? >> I had like two drinks and something to eat. >> Okay. >> So, I'm good. I'm actually ordering more dinner. >> Do you mind if I just ask you um just before I let you go? >> Were you driving this? I'm sorry. >> No, she was part of >> No, no, no. I was part I was actually out here having a cigarette when I saw her hit my car. >> Are you going to be here for a while or what's the >> I'm going to get something to eat and then probably the bands are my friends of mine. >> Okay. So, you're going to be here for a couple hours? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Just give me one give me uh one second. >> She she was watching sitting outside. >> Okay. My shot. The bus was fine. >> Wait, your son hit the bus, not the other way around. >> Oh my god. But everybody had to get off the bus. >> Hey, Carol, is it okay just to ask you a few questions? Okay, >> sure. >> Um, what's your highest level education? You a college graduate. Go to high school? >> Uh, I went to college for three years. >> Okay. Where'd you go? >> William Patterson. >> Okay. How long were you there for? like three almost and a half years. Three and a half years and then I got signed to Atlantic Records. So I toured with my band. >> Nice. Are you part of the band here or >> No, they're friends of mine. >> Okay. Um >> I wish. >> So you have no problem with the English alphabet numbers at all? >> No, not at all. >> Okay. Um I'm just going to have you do two things. Okay. So I'll explain them to you. I'll demonstrate and then I'll let you do it. Okay. So the first one's going to be the alphabet. You're okay with the ABCs and alphabet like that? Okay. So the first thing I want you to do uh without seeing it, I want you to go from the letter E and go to the letter S without seeing it. Okay? So I'll demonstrate. >> Okay? >> E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S. >> Okay? Perfect. And then the second thing I want you to do is um starting from 96, I want you to count down to 82. Okay? Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> So I'll demonstrate 90 >> to 82. >> 90. So I'll demonstrate 96. 96. >> Hold on. Hold on. 96 to 82. So, I'll demonstrate. Okay. 96 95 >> Oh, no. I I understand. >> Okay. You understand? Okay. >> Yeah. >> 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82. >> Okay, perfect. All right, just give me a couple minutes. >> I can't breathe. >> You can breathe. >> No, I smoke. >> Oh, okay. I'm not kidding. >> Hey guys, I have to run in and get something off that I left the band members. >> Yeah. No, I abs there's no problem. I I >> mean, I'm not going anywhere. I got my car. >> Wow. Wow. What is that? >> Huh? That keeps on giving. >> What? >> Totally fine. Totally fine. Yeah. No, she wasn't even driving so she was good. >> Like what' you tell him? I'm like >> what' you tell her? >> She wasn't happy. I was like, >> "No, I know. I just >> I was I just came out here confused and I was like, "Yo, it's an accident. We'll take care of it." >> I just come out to make sure that she's good to go cuz I don't know if she's going to leave in like now or 5 hours. >> I sent the files separately cuz they're taking forever. >> All right. Thank you, sir. Yep. [cheering] >> [applause] >> You work here? >> Yeah. >> Nice. >> Nice. >> I'm working. >> Nice to meet you. Evan. >> Evan. >> Evan. >> Nice to meet you. >> You know Tina? >> Tina. >> Tina. She works in the kitchen. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is she still working? >> No. It's slow season, so maybe once it starts bumping up again. >> Okay. >> She was here for a while. >> Yeah. Good. Good people. Yep. >> How you doing? >> Where did the people go that were on the ice? They went back inside. >> Yeah. >> Okay, good. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, >> you never know, though. You know, it's just one of those things. Every time I see somebody on the ice, especially as as you get older, you're like, "Oh my god, >> it's also 60° today." >> Yeah. >> Quite warm. >> Let's Let's think about this. I would just be afraid to fall and break my leg. >> It hurts too as you get older. >> Yeah, we'll figure that out when we get there. >> I don't even know what they were doing. Oh, you have it on camera. >> Yeah. >> Nice. Hey, man. I don't know why I just didn't park right here. >> Oh, she didn't even get to go inside. >> No, they just got >> Oh my god. And then like I don't know if she was trying to park here or back up here. >> Oh man. And then she tries to back up and just clips it. >> Well, she's standing right there. Why would you just go? Hey, hey, hey. Man. Man, >> she almost said this right there. >> Yeah, she almost swacked that one. Oh, she didn't even go She didn't even get to go inside. >> Yeah, then she sees it. >> Oh my god. >> Thank you, gentlemen. There's the Robin. >> Oh, look at you. Good. I landed on >> Were you fishing down there? >> No, I went on a ride. >> Is that Is that other woman coming back here or is she wearing a tie on? >> Okay. >> Oh, yeah. Just so I can explain everything. >> What's up? >> How we doing? >> Good. Yourself? >> Good. Good. >> And I went down my I worked out in my office. >> Nice. Are you in it? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. My company I work for. Okay. Uh, Carol, I'll I'll explain I'll explain everything to you. So, here's your stuff back. Okay. Oh, great. >> Uh, so what happens is, um, obviously it's Sunday. Um, just got to give it a couple business days for me to do the report and whatnot. Okay. Um, give it three to four business days. Just get a copy. Reach out, uh, to this number. You then you can, uh, have the report number to the office. >> You have the report number on it now. >> Yes. There's a motor vehicle accident report. Excellent. So then you'll be able to go through your insurance, but once you get a copy of the report. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Okay. Any questions while I'm standing here? >> That's all the money I have. >> I I understand. So that's why we >> 21year-old smashed my Hyundai accent like last month. >> I'm very sorry to hear that. >> I was watching the whole I was out here having a cigarette. I was watching a new thing. >> She just You just saw her back up. >> Back up. Go forward. Back up. Did she hit Did she hit Did she Did she hit the side with her front or the back? >> Um I think her side. >> Okay. >> Like she didn't go like straight into it because if you could if you see >> she went in, pulled back, went in, pulled back, and when she pulled back, I heard a crunch. I'm like, "Oh, no." >> Okay. All right. So, we're I'm good here. So, >> yeah. Thank you very much. >> Enjoy the rest of your evening. Okay. >> You, too. >> Thanks. >> Happy spring. Okay. >> Going out. >> Do you mind just uh Hey, Evan, you mind just sitting with them? >> Does she have um Can I ask you a question? >> Okay. >> Does she have proof of insurance and registration? >> Yes. Yes, they do. Okay. >> She showed you it? >> Yes. Everything goes in the report, ma'am. Okay. >> Okay. It's all on the report. >> Okay. Where's uh >> He's getting stuff right now. >> Okay. >> Um where you need I'll give him the rundown once uh you guys doing all right. >> Yeah. >> All right. Good stuff. >> My dad's coming. He's going to be here in 17 minutes. >> Okay. All right. Where you guys coming from? >> Uh, we were coming where were we coming from? >> Cracker Barrel. >> We were coming from Cracker Barrel. >> Cracker Barrel in Mount Arlington. >> Yeah. >> Where' you guys You guys He said you said you had a couple drinks. Where'd you guys drink? >> No, we only drank at um um Charlie's. We only had one drink. >> Okay. So, you went to Cracker Barrel, then to Charlie's, then here. Okay. >> Okay. And uh my dad works for the uh he works for the narcotics. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But he's going to be here in 17 minutes. So I don't know if you guys want to wait or not. >> Yeah. No, it doesn't matter. >> Doesn't matter for that. >> Just going to ask you a couple questions. That's And that's about it. It's not It's nothing uh it's nothing too crazy, you know. >> Is she okay? I feel so bad. She was so mad. >> Yeah. No. No. Yeah. The car wasn't The car was empty. >> Yeah. Thank God. Thank God. Yeah. Yep. >> Pull right next to us right here. That's cool. We can get out. >> Good evening, sir. Justina, everything's on. Uh, okay. So, uh, Jeep sideswiped the Subaru, pumped the bumper out, um, talked to the driver, uh, Odor, um, when I was talking to her separately. Um, she did tell me she does has ADHD, she's dyslexic, she does have a learning disability, so she did tell me that. >> Evan saw her stumbling for the documents when she was going to get it. Um, I ran her through the ABCs and the numbers and it was all over. Um, obviously for Dyslexic, I know that comes into play with it. >> So, I just wanted to run her full >> through the full SFSTs just to make sure. >> What's her name? >> Uh, Ariana. >> Ariana. >> Hi, Ariana. >> Hello. How are you? >> How we doing? >> Good. >> I'm Officer Johnson. >> Nice to meet you. Um, nice to meet you, too. Wish it was under better circumstances. >> We had a little bit of a fender bender, >> right? >> All right. So, listen. Uh, we're going to put you through a series of tests. >> Okay. I just want to let you know I have learned. I have auditory disprocessing. I'm ADHD and I have dyslexia. My dad's on his way. He's 17 minutes. I just want to let you know. >> Totally fine. Listen, I'm not going to put you through anything that I'm going to make sure that you don't understand first, right? They're all very simple tests. I'm going to be very straightforward with you. with auditory responses because I know people tend to misunderstand. Uh, when you tell me to repeat something back to you. >> No. Can I ask you guys a favor? Can you pull Can you one of you pull her car away from my Subaru? Obviously, she doesn't know how to drive. >> Are you leaving? Hold on. Are you leaving right now? >> No, not right now. >> Okay. I know that you uh may seem like confused about it, but with aroused processing, when you tell me to repeat something back to you, I may misunderstand. >> That's totally fine. >> Okay. >> So, listen. I'm not going to ask you to repeat anything back to me. >> You need to step away from the car while >> we're going to step over here. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm not going to ask you to repeat anything back to me. I'm just going to make sure I'm going to instruct, you know, give you instructions and things like that. I'm going to make sure that you understand beforehand. >> Okay. I would love for you to repeat it slow. >> Absolutely. is I'm not going to start any tests or do anything until I'm confident that you understand me. Okay. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> All right. So, step on over here for me. All right. We're going to go right here. >> All right. Do you wear glasses, contacts, or anything like that? >> Okay. Any problems with your eyes? Nothing like that. >> All right. First test I'm going to do with you is just an eye test. Okay. So, I'm going to have you do is just stand with your feet together and just your hands down at your sides. Okay. We understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. When I tell you to, I'm just going to have you follow the tip of my finger with just your eyes. Don't move your head at all. >> Okay. >> We understand. >> Understand? All good with that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, >> I got it. >> All right. So, just follow the tip of my finger. Okay. Keep your head still. Just your eyes. Very good. >> You're doing great. >> Thank you. It's going to feel a little weird at some points. >> Okay. >> Okay. You're very good on that one. >> Thank you. >> All right. So, the next test we're going to do is going to be a walk and turn test. Do you have any medical conditions uh like that would prevent you from doing a walking test? >> No. Do you want to have a >> Johnson? Um, up to you. If you want to do them, that's totally fine. >> I would suggest we move over here. It's a little more level and we have a line. >> Just like she said, you know, she has some disabilities, >> right? >> We're going to accommodate her as best we can. >> Thank you. >> Fully understanding what we're saying when we're doing it. Okay. >> All right. We're just going to step over here with Officer Katigan. Okay. >> Okay. I'll do this on this side. >> Whichever one works for you. >> We'll go over here. Just >> Hey, I'm sorry. >> We're going to Right here. Right here. Okay. So, I'll I'll demonstrate everything. Okay. >> Okay. >> To you. >> Okay. >> And I'll explain everything uh clearly just so you understand. Okay. >> Okay. >> Um just before we begin. Okay. Just a quick question. Do you have any uh I know you said ADHD, dyslexia. Do you have any injuries that prevent you from performing a series of uh balance, walking, and turning tests? >> No. >> You have no injuries to your legs at all? >> No. >> Okay. So, you'd be okay to perform balance tests? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Um so, um everything I'll do, I'll demonstrate it first. >> Please do insulate. >> Um >> so, he's going to explain the test first and then he's going to demonstrate it. But he's going to say, I do you understand a lot? It's not anything against you. It's just making sure that you're on the same list. Okay. >> Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. >> So, I'll get you have you get into the starting position. Okay. So, you're going to >> Are you okay doing that? Doing a test in the shoes that you have on. Make you feel comfortable doing a walk and turn that. Okay. >> So, I'm going to have you put your left foot on the line. Okay. Perfect. Okay. And I want you put your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot with your heel >> of your right toes touching slower. >> Okay. That's fine. >> I'm sorry. >> So, your left foot on the line. Okay. I want you to put your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot. Okay. With the heel of your right toe touching the toe of your left foot. Okay. >> So, like this. >> Yep. So, right. Hold on. >> Oh, hang on. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> I'm just trying to >> It's okay. So, imagine I'm standing on the line. Okay. My left foot is here and my right foot is right here. Okay. So, you're going to do that for me and just >> and just stay like that. Okay. >> Stay like that. Perfect. >> And just keep your hands down at your sides. >> Okay. So, and then I'm going to get you back into the starting position. Okay? Keep in that position. Okay? Like I just explained to you. >> Okay? >> So, the left foot and right foot. Okay? You don't have to walk yet. Just stay like this. You see how I'm standing right now? My left foot's in the back. My right foot's in front of it. >> Can you Yeah. Stand like that. >> Just stay like that. >> How he's he's standing. Stand with your left foot in front of your right foot like this. And until move until he tells you to do so, right? Stand with your left foot in front of your right foot. Right. Um, okay. Ariana, right? >> Yeah. >> Ariana, um, nothing against officer Catigan here. Uh, as long as you're cool with it. >> Um, you seem to be taking direction a little bit better from me. >> Would you prefer if I >> I would appreciate it. >> Okay. >> No worries. >> I'm sorry. >> No, nothing to be sorry about. Listen, we want to accommodate you as best we can, right? >> Please do. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do first is I'm going to put you in the starting position. When I put you in that starting position, I just need you to stay in that starting position while I explain and demonstrate the test to you. Okay? Don't start the test early and don't move from that starting position. If you do, just go back to it. You understand? >> I understand. >> Okay. So, I'm going to demonstrate the starting position for you first. Take your left foot and put it on this line for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. You can go ahead and do that. So, you got your left foot on the line, right? >> Perfect. Yeah. Honestly, you want to stay like that. I'm fine with that, too. Just put your hands down at your sides. Just stay like that for me while I explain the test and then I'm going to demonstrate the test. You understand? >> Understand? >> Okay. So, stay like that while I do my explanation and demonstration. When I tell you to, >> you're going to take a series of nine heel to toe steps. You understand? >> Say it again. >> You're going to take a series of nine heel totoe steps. You're going to take nine heel totoe steps on this line. What that means is your heel is going to touch the toe of the foot behind it. You understand? >> Understand? >> Okay. So, you're going to take a series of nine heel totoe steps along this line. When you get to the end of those nine steps, you're going to leave your lead foot on the line. You're going to take a series of small steps, turn around, and come back. Nine heel totoe steps. >> Nine. >> We understand so far. >> Understand? >> Okay. We We're still good. We're still tracking with me. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Good. >> While you're taking those steps, count your steps out loud. >> Okay. >> If at any time you step off the line, >> one to nine. >> Yep. One to nine out and then nine back. Okay. >> Got it. >> So, while you're doing the test, you're going to count your steps out loud. Keep your hands down at your sides. >> Do the nine out, turn, and come back. If any point you stop, just keep going. >> Wait, I have a question. So, when I turn around, do you want me to turn around on the left side? >> I'm going to show you. It doesn't matter. Whichever you appate that. >> Yeah. I'm just explaining first and then I'm going to demonstrate. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you're going to do nine. I'm going to do three to demonstrate, but you're going to do nine. Okay. >> Do you want me to stay like this? >> Yes. That's part of the test. Okay. >> So, I'm going to do three steps. I'm going to do it in profile so you can see what I'm talking about. >> And then you're going to do nine. Okay. You understand? So far, I >> understand. >> Okay. So, you're going to look like this. That front foot on the line, right? I'm going to use an imaginary line. >> Okay. >> All right. See how my feet are heel to toe? >> Yep. >> Okay. It's going to look like this. Again, I'm going to do three. You're going to do nine. >> All right. >> It's going to look like this. One, two, three. >> Like I said, you keep that front foot on the line. Okay. >> All right. >> Take a series of small steps and come back. Nine heel to toe steps again. One, two, three. Again. I did three. You're going to do nine. When you get to that last ninth step on your way back, make sure you stop. Okay. Okay. >> We understand everything so far. >> Understand? >> We feel comfortable. >> Nine to nine. >> Nine out, nine back. >> Got it. >> All good. >> Yeah. >> All right. You want to try? >> Yeah. >> All right. Go ahead. You start whenever you're ready. >> One, two, three, four, five, six. Seven. >> 8. One 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> 8 9 >> Okay, very good. Do stand next to Officer Cat again real quick. I'll be right back with you. >> Is that him? >> That's That's me. the one I've been talking to. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. We got one last one. All right. >> Okay. >> This one much easier. We're standing in one spot first. Okay. So, this one I'm going to have you stand with your feet together like you already got. >> Oh, okay. >> And just your hands. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. This one's going to be a balance test. Okay. I know that sounds a little intimidating, but it's really not. It's very easy. All right. When I tell you to, you're going to take a leg, whichever one you're more comfortable with. Doesn't matter. whichever one you want. And you're going to lift your heel approximately 6 in off the ground. >> What's 6 in? >> It's about the height of a soda can. Okay. I'm going to demonstrate again. >> Please do. >> So, I'm going to explain again and I'm going to demonstrate. All right. >> You're going to lift your heel about 6 in off the ground and you're going to point your toe to the sky and you're going to look at your toe and count 1 1,00 2 100 3 100. [laughter] It's just if you want to say one hippopotamus or one one million. >> Can I do a 100 or no? It's to count out a second. So, whatever you feel is more comfortable. 1 1000 if you say it like that. >> I've done this test before. >> Okay. >> And I was completely sober. >> Totally fair. >> But when I 1,000. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> So, listen. If at the end of my instructions you don't feel comfortable attempting the test, I'm not going to force you to do the test. Right. >> Okay. >> Um, so like I said, I'm going to explain and then I'm going to demonstrate. >> Okay. >> All right. So, like I said, you're going to lift that leg, keeping it straight, point that toe to the sky, keep that heel off the ground about 6 in. Hands are down at your sides, and you're going to count 1 1,00 2 1, so on as best you can. Okay? >> Okay. >> It's not really, it's more for a time gauge than it is getting the numbers correct. Right? >> Okay. >> So, you're going to count until I tell you to stop. All right? If anytime you put your foot down, just pick it back up and continue. We understand those instructions so far. >> You feel comfortable with my instructions so far? >> If you can just I'm going to demonstrate right now. I just want to make sure you're okay with my explanation so far. >> All right. So, when I tell you to, it's going to look like this. Okay? You're going to lift one leg, point that toe, keep that heel about 6 in off the ground. Like I said, about the height of a soda can, right? >> Keep your hands down at your sides. You're going to look at that toe. You're going to count 1 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 and keep going till I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Can you do it one more time? I'm >> Absolutely. Yeah. Just like this. 1 10 100 2 100 3 100. I said the counting is not so much about getting the 1100 part correct. It's more of a time gauge for us, right? Okay. So, just do it as best as you can with the counting. All right. The more important that you're keeping your heel up off that ground, that toe pointed, and you're looking at that toe and counting. Okay. >> All right. You understand so far? >> Understand? >> You feel comfortable with the instructions? Feel comfortable attempting it? >> Yeah. >> All right. You can start whenever you're ready. Make sure your hands are down at your sides. 1 100 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 Nope. >> Oh, you're doing good so far. >> Okay. 7 10 100 8 1 9 100 11 100 1 5 1 >> S 11 twice. >> Okay, very good. You put that foot down. >> All right, just hang tight with uh Officer May real quick. He's the guy with the beanie on. >> Yeah, it's me. >> The one with the winning smile. >> Nice to meet you. >> Just hang tight with him for a second. I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> Um, so from what I saw, uh, I don't I know I know HTM, but I saw lack of smooth pursuit. >> So she had six to six on HTM. >> Is that >> um, at the very least you if you're going to argue the six, definitely four. She had lack of smooth pursuit and maximum deviation. No, no, no. >> Um, >> walk and turn. >> I had stepped off the line, improper turn, swaying for balance, you know, waiting for balance, step back, almost fell, raised her arm 6 in. >> One leg stand was fantastic. >> That was Yeah, even the count >> one, >> even with the counting, it's not so much about counting sequentially. It's about gauging their gauge of 30 seconds approximately. Okay. >> So, >> one leg stage, she actually did very good. >> Okay. >> Um, but the other two >> if you have smell of alcohol, you know, you have other factors, >> I'd say you have enough PC. >> Uh, the numbers and stuff for but I don't know if that's the dyslexic or the >> So, again, you don't know. She's saying she's dyslexic, has learning disabilities, the whole nine ADHD. >> I wouldn't even bother using those based off of what she said. They're they're good for killing time and ultimately they're not an admissible way to prove intoxication in court. They just help you build suspicion. >> Right. >> All right. So based off the field sobriety tests which are admissible in court HGN stand and turn I think you have enough PC to lock her up for driving while intoxicating. So I would talk with Sergeant. What do you think? Um, >> joking and stuff. Um, I'm g get phone numbers real quick from the two of them >> or I just need phone numbers from her. >> Well, let's get her taken care before we go. >> All right. >> Everything you're going to need. >> Where's my car? >> Shane. >> Shane, her in the car. >> Yeah, >> Shane, just give us a sec real quick. Let's get all situated first before we jumping on. Oh, I thought somebody else said something. I said, "My goodness." >> No, it's just me. >> My goodness. You know, [laughter] >> so you were going over to Charlie's and then from Charlie's you came to here. How many beers did you have over there? >> Just one. >> Okay. Okay. I think your dad's walking up right now. >> No, that's not my dad. Nice to meet you. >> I'm not No, no, no. >> All right, sir. Take care. >> Have a good night. >> All right. >> People love the drama. >> They Everybody loves it. If you look inside right now, you see the whole entire Look at that. Everybody's like, "Oh, what's going on?" >> No, I don't blame them. >> You know, gets crazy. Gets crazy. How long have you been driving for? >> Um, like how what >> how long have you had your driver's license? >> Since 17, 16, you know, >> they call it the Milton. >> How long have you been a policeman? Yeah. >> A policeman. I've been here for over a year now. And then before this, I worked for the sheriff's office. >> Oh, okay. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. I worked in the jail for like 5 years. >> No way. I've been in the jail once. >> Wait. No. No. What? No. No. No. No. >> All right. I was going to say you're only 21, dude. >> No. No. I've only been in jail because um I I have a disease. So, I was in the IP classes. So, we did trips to the uh jail. >> Oh, all right. Yeah. >> Yeah. It's not bad. Yeah. So, I was there for five Well, it was bad. It was, you know, it was one of those jobs. It was just rough, you know. It's the same thing every day, you know. >> What do they call that? Monotony, you know. But it is nice and >> like monotonous. The same thing over and over. Very repetitive, you know? >> Right. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, not too bad though. Out here is a little different. It's pretty cool when you're not different things, you know. >> Yeah. I feel so bad in a car. >> It happens. That's why they call it an accident. What kind of car does your dad drive? >> He drives I don't even know. He drives a work car. >> A work car? >> Yeah. Maybe like a Nissan or something. >> Okay. All right. I was thinking maybe a pickup truck. It was a pickup truck cuz he just drove it, you know. Oh my god, it's cool. >> So, see what happens here. All right. Whatever happens, we'll deal with it as it comes. >> Oh, yeah. I appreciate it. You know, I would appreciate if anybody would hit my car, you guys would add to it. >> We What if it was the other way around, right? We would do the same thing. You know what I mean? So, we just want to make sure you're good. >> Can you come talk to us over here? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Anybody want coffee? >> Hey, how are you, sir? >> Good. family that you're >> sorry. >> You're not really She's >> Yeah, she's third. She's getting arrested for DWI. >> But is that is that your car? >> Yeah, >> it is. Okay. So, we can he can we don't need to tell the car that you can just give you the car. >> Uh so, I'll give you a heads up. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So right now we're going to be placing her under arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated based off our field sobriety tests. Okay. Um next step >> she does have so she's sick and she has auditory. >> Yep. She explained everything. >> Um >> I don't know if that had anything to do with >> So we, you know, when I explained my tests, I made sure I was overly explicit with her. I made sure that she, you know, understood my instructions, that she confirmed she understood my instruction. >> She couldn't blow long enough or >> No, we haven't even got to that part. We can't do that roadside New Jersey. So, that's the next step is we actually take her back to headquarters in New Jersey. It's actually a traffic offense. It's not a criminal offense. >> Okay. >> So, she's going home tonight either way. >> Um, next step, >> I'm not happy about her. >> Next step is going to be we bring her back to headquarters. Um, we do the breathalyzer with her. Okay. >> Lack of a better term, it's actually called an alco test, but we do the alco test with her. It's a 20-minute observation. Gives us two good breath samples. And then she gets a ride and she goes home. >> Okay. If she But she's This is suspected Right now, the terminology suspect you're driving more intoxicated. >> Okay. >> I just wanted uh I still didn't want everybody sitting here. >> That's my dad right there. >> Okay. >> Dad. >> Yes. >> I'm going to let dad know what's going on. Just hang tight with him real quick. >> Okay. Thank you. I think every police officer in Jefferson. >> Not uh not all of them. Not not all of [laughter] them. Okay. Okay. Uh do me a favor. Um just based on our testing, so I believe you're driving under the influence. Okay. You do me a favor. >> Of course. I didn't want to do this in front of the like. >> It's okay. It just is what it is. It's inevitable. >> What's your name? Ariana. >> Ariana Rodriguez. >> Ariana. Ariana. >> Ariana Christina Rodriguez. >> All right. Ariana Christina. Thank you very much. >> Yeah, of course. Of course. You know, I would appreciate you guys doing this because it's like >> absolutely. >> Okay. Cuss it. Okay. Not too tight. >> Yeah. >> I'm just going to have you step around uh or go around uh to this car. Okay. >> Okay. >> Step around back. Okay. 96. Can you time stamp one female 101? >> Thank you. Um, give me a second. Wait. >> Should I uh can I come? >> Yeah, absolutely. As long as you want to. I mean, we're not going to put you in a back of a cop car park. >> No, I can follow. >> But you know where we're at. Very familiar with the area. Yeah. You want to meet us over there? You want to be a ride home? Um, >> 100%. >> We're going to be about 20, 30 minutes, give or take. >> Not including the ride. I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Uh, yeah. Here. Um, I have the uh car keys. Oh, you're dead. >> Yeah, but you guys are holding my license, so I can't leave. >> I'll go get that for you. All right. >> Okay. I can't leave until I get that back. >> As far as the uh the truck goes, we're good. >> We can get It's his registered to him, right? >> It's registered to the dad. So, we can give >> Sorry. I'll give you guys It's his He could take the car. All right. What is that? >> This her dad right here. >> Yeah. Do I need someone to pick me up? >> Should I call someone to come pick me up? >> If that if that was your ride here or if you want to uh and wait for a ride or >> Yeah, I need someone I need someone to come pick me up. >> All right. >> Do I need someone? >> Here's your car keys. The vehicle's registered to you, right? So, if you don't mind, before you do leave, can you just straighten the vehicle out so everybody else can get out? Then you can come back and get the vehicle in a later time. >> All right. If it doesn't get towed and all that stuff, >> he's just going to straighten the car out, Johnson. >> Okay. >> All right. And then he's going to take the Jeep. >> No, you're good. >> Yeah. >> Sir, how's he going? Okay. Okay. >> Um, this is the registration. Okay. >> Um, you want to copy the X report right now since it's your car? >> Sure. I'm going to have my sister come get me >> so that you don't have to drive. >> Yeah. Where is >> you chief? I'm sorry. >> You were chief. >> Master chief. Yeah. >> Uh ship or green side? >> Yeah. >> Green side. >> I did four years with the Marines. That's why I asked. >> I was in the Marine Corp first. >> Okay. >> I spent five years in the Marine Corp. >> I did my 422 as a 31. >> I was a Fox 22. >> So was I. >> Yeah. when >> with 0331. >> I was a machine gun. >> No [ __ ] >> Yeah, it's funny as hell. >> Smaller 75. >> Wish it was under better circumstances. >> Yeah, it was Fox 22 2008 2012. >> Oh, way before that. So, I was I was in from 83 to 88. I got out. I in 88 and then uh police officer since then. Uh 911 happened, reaffiliated the Navy and then uh got assigned uh I'm intel in the Navy got assigned to SEAL team 5. All right. >> Sure. I just wanted to just give this to I'll just explain to just a copy of the actual report. Okay. Um just got to give it a couple business days. Okay. Um I know the lady um that got hit. She was worried about uh just backing up. Are you going to be able to >> Okay. Just be careful, you know, maneuvering and stuff. She just wanted to make sure. Okay. >> Okay. This is just the copy of the actual report. Okay. Just kind of a couple business days. Okay. I appreciate that. Okay. >> All right. All right, we'll see you back over at >> Bye Mar. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> No problem. >> I left my wallet in her car. She has my credit card and everything. >> It's a white purse that's on the floor. >> Her dad's still here. You can go get it. >> Wait, we need to grab >> I have my purse. >> I saw her. I saw her. >> I have my purse. our e box. >> I'm going to start. Yep. Go ahead. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> No, I saw the sabari test. >> That was [ __ ] >> You're going to ruin yourself for nothing. That was my daughter be flipping the [ __ ] out. >> She was [ __ ] She did hit your car, BUT IT WAS MORE [ __ ] not experienced driving. >> I was at her smoking a cigarette. I watched the whole thing in and out. In and out. Then crunch. >> It was an accident, you know? I mean, but I watched the whole thing. >> Who cares? >> I was like, "No, don't back up again. My car. My brand new car." He wants to be upset with it. He wants to That's fine. That's it. If he wants to be upset with our determination, that's fine. That's his right. >> I mean, >> I've been doing this for a while. I know what I'm doing. >> I mean, I'm just pissed off. That's my brand new car. >> Totally understandable. And that's I'm sure it >> all right. >> Yeah. But that like a month ago, a 21-year-old smashed my other car, so it's in the shop now. >> So, you're just having a bad run of luck, huh? >> Jeep. This is my brand new car. >> He's going to take the Jeep. The truck is him. He's going to pull it forward. >> All right. >> Okay. I was gonna I was going to say either way, you need to leave a car inside the vehicle. >> So, he's going to leave the truck so we don't have to tow the Jeep. Otherwise, we'd have to tow the Jeep. >> So, but because he's a registered owner, we're able to allow him that courtesy to take the vehicle. >> Dude, that was all the money I had in the world. I had to buy that car straight out. I worked seven days a week taking care of people's animals. >> And then my other car is in the shop cuz a 21-year-old smashed it. >> Good to see you. >> All right. >> I'm like, "Oh my god." Well, >> well, guys, I appreciate it. Thank you very much. >> No problem. I mean, sorry for upsetting him, but kind of is what it is. >> It happens. You know, >> you know what? >> I said I've been doing this for a hot minute, so >> he's a good guy. I've never seen him that I have never seen. >> Listen, if he if he is honestly that upset about it and he feels we did something wrong, we encourage people, you know, you think we did our job wrong, come and file a report. if she was out there driving around and she could have she could have hurt somebody. We're in here for like the benefit for Jamie for some guy that killed a 22year-old. >> Yeah. >> That's a friend of ours. >> Yeah. So, >> like seriously. >> Um he explained everything's going to be on the accident report. >> Yeah. Um I got everything here. >> Okay. All right. Well, we are going to head back. >> You're young. What are you like Doogie Hower? >> What the hell? Oh, what's that? >> No, I said he's young. >> What's that FOR YOU THEN? LOOKS LIKE HE'S 18. >> 24. >> Are you really? >> Yes, ma'am. >> When did you join the force? >> Uh, I got out of the academy. >> People's nights. >> Congratulations. >> What's up, buddy? >> I got to go in and run the boss. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. At least four out of six on HGN. I'll give you guys This is her license. >> Just give me a hand. >> Yeah. Guys, it is Sunday and I'm in handcuffs. This is bad. No. >> Uh over there. be clear. [snorts] >> Can I get anything? I left my wallet and everything. >> Douchebags. >> No, she passed. I saw her. >> Oh my god. Oh my god, he's mad. I feel so mad. They don't hit anybody. >> Yeah. >> Oh, >> poor thing. >> This is bad. >> Stand by. I'm just going to have starting. >> He's so mad. >> My starting going to be 1 17034. >> Arian, are you okay back there? >> Yeah, I'm okay. Thank you. >> Heat or the cold turned off? >> I'm sorry. Say it again. >> You need the heat on. Are you cold? >> No, I'm okay. I just feel so bad. If you're warm and cold enough, you're right. >> No, I'm okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you. Can I ask a question or no? >> What? What was your question? >> What happens when we get to the station? >> What happens? >> Wait, I'm sorry. I can't hear you. >> Go back to the police station. We're going to raper. >> Okay. And then once we're done with that, your dad's going to station. >> Okay, thank you. Now Heat. Heat. 99. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 96700. I'll be out at headquarters with ending when you're ready. 17042.2 too. >> Lacy, thank you for opening the Sally port. Okay. So, what we do reach have uh just side. Okay. Just be easy. Uh just one pop out for me. Okay. Okay. Just watch your shoulder. Just going to walk up and then it's going to be uh Go straight ahead. Okay. And there's a bench right here. [snorts] I'm going have you I'm just going to have you uh just turn your back towards me. Uh which arm are you comfortable more comfortable with? >> Doesn't matter. >> Okay. I'm just going to move you forward. Okay. >> Can I? Sure. Sure. Do you have anything else in your pockets at all other than your phone? >> No. >> So, I'm just gonna um I'm going to do the one uh cuff. So, then do this one. Okay, now just uh scoot back a little bit. I'm just going to focus. >> Okay. Shut the outside. Police Hey guys, are you here? >> I'll just I'll do it over here on the table where here looks a little bit better. This is >> Yes. You guys will get a You guys will get a cop. We You guys get everything. You get the tickets >> and you get the copy of the actual test. It'll We get the same thing you guys get. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, she blew blew a.14. >> Okay. All right. >> So, >> yeah. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. >> Are you sister? >> Yes. >> She was very polite to me. Just school. [music]

Cancel