A black 2015 Dodge Dart jumps the curb, drives the wrong way on Millburn Ave, and nearly causes a head-on—just minutes from home. Millburn Police stop the car and begin a full DUI investigation on camera. The driver, Janus Reyes Frias, says he had “a couple of beers” at Pickett’s, agrees to field sobriety tests, and is later processed at HQ. An Alcotest BAC of 0.17% (over 2× the legal limit) leads to arrest and seven traffic citations. Under John’s Law, the Dodge is towed for 12 hours, while passenger Carolina Dejesus is released and later takes custody. Date: Jan 27, 2023 • Location: Millburn Ave, Millburn, NJ Vehicle: 2015 Black Dodge Dart (NJ plate KG41V/C) Officer of record: P.O. Michael Matos Outcome: Arrest, 7 citations, BAC 0.17%, vehicle towed, passenger released 🎯 What’s in the video Curb strike & wrong-way approach near an Essex merge Complete roadside testing: HGN, Walk-and-Turn, One-Leg Stand Clear explanation of John’s Law (12-hour impound) On-scene supervision, transport, and processing steps #PoliceBodycam #DUIArrest #FieldSobrietyTest #JohnsLaw #TrafficStop

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