🚨 What began as a routine rush-hour fender-bender in downtown Morristown quickly unraveled into a full DUI investigation. Officer Arturo Layza with the Morristown Police Department responded to reports of a two-vehicle collision at West Park Place. Upon arrival, officers found a silver Toyota Highlander that had struck a Honda CR-V carrying a father and his two young children, who were stopped in traffic. The driver of the Highlander, a licensed real estate agent, stated she had just shown a commercial property to a client and claimed she had only consumed one drink earlier in the afternoon. However, after noting an expired driver's license and observing performance clues during cognitive and standardized field sobriety tests, officers placed her under arrest. Due to a local equipment malfunction, she was transported to a neighboring department where her Alcotest breath sample registered at 0.139% BAC—nearly double the legal threshold. 📌 TIMESTAMPS & CASE BREAKDOWN: • 0:00 - The Crash: Officer Arrives at West Park Place • 2:15 - Driver Statement: Property Showing & Horseshoe Tavern • 5:30 - The Victim's Perspective: Stopped in Traffic With Children • 10:00 - License Discovery: Driving on an Expired License • 13:45 - Roadside Cognitive Evaluations & Backward Counting • 18:30 - Standardized Field Sobriety Testing on the Street • 24:00 - The Roadside Arrest: Placed in Handcuffs • 25:44 -Alcotest Results, Charges & Current Case Update 👉 How do you evaluate the responding officer's thoroughness at this busy downtown scene? Share your thoughts in the comments below. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to Bodycam Footage for objective, educational, and real-world police encounter breakdowns. -------------------------------------------------- ⚖️ LEGAL & PUBLIC RECORD DISCLAIMER: All footage and documentation are presented strictly for educational, news-gathering, and historical reporting purposes under YouTube's Fair Use guidelines. Public records were obtained pursuant to the New Jersey Open Public Records Act (N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 et seq.). All defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. As affirmed by the New Jersey Supreme Court in Salzano v. North Jersey Media Group (2010), the public has a vital interest in the transparent reporting of law enforcement matters. #PoliceBodycam #BodycamFootage #DUIInvestigation #TrafficCrash #MorristownPolice #RoadSafety #TrueCrime

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