Lounge on John Street. Behind the wheel: 18-year-old Elizabeth Mizerek — there to pick up her 19-year-old sister from the bar. The problem? The 'sober ride' couldn't recite the alphabet from C to R, couldn't count backwards from 45, failed all three field sobriety tests, and blew a 0.14 on the Alcotest — nearly double the adult legal limit, at an age where the limit is zero. Open containers in the car, a John's Law impound, six citations, and a DWI conviction followed. And two and a half years later, she was arrested AGAIN for a second DWI after allegedly crashing her car leaving a concert in Rutherford, NJ. Full breakdown from the original police video. First DWI: lesson or rehearsal? 👇 Comment your take. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for real cases followed from the stop to the courtroom. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – The 'sober ride' fails the alphabet 2:40 – 📍 The stop on Ridgedale Ave & John St 3:45 – 'I haven't been drinking' — the roadside tests 4:30 – Picking up her sister… from the bar 5:00 – HGN, walk-and-turn, one-leg stand 6:30 – The arrest, open containers & John's Law 7:05 – The number: 0.14 at age 18 9:30 – Court: guilty, $690, and the plea deal 10:20 – Lesson or rehearsal? Your verdict ⚠️ DISCLAIMER Based on official police records and court records. The 2023 DWI resulted in a conviction; the January 2026 Rutherford arrest is an allegation, and Elizabeth Mizerek is presumed innocent on that charge unless proven guilty in court. Passengers and third parties are not the subject of this video. For news, education, and commentary. Never drink and drive — at any age.