At 4:45 am on June 2, 2018, officers of the New Jersey State Police responded to reports of a rollover accident on I-80 Westbound in Rockaway Township. Fortunately, despite heavy damage to the vehicles involved everyone was perfectly fine. Troopers launched an investigation, which culminated in the DUI arrest of New York Jets rookie tight end Chris Herndon. This exclusive footage is the product of months of work, and we are proud to bring it to you today. As seen in this NJSP body cam video, Herndon was arrested after he crashed his SUV — a 2018 Nissan Armada — into another SUV, a 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser. Upon striking the second vehicle, Herndon's SUV flipped and slid about 700 feet, leaving behind one of his wheels literally embedded in the side of the vehicle he struck. Although a witness on scene estimated that Herndon has been driving over 100 miles per hour, Herndon told a different story, reporting to responding troopers that he had been driving only 58 miles per hour... a claim they clearly disbelieved. Herndon is heard telling officers that he was coming from New York City and heading to Florham Park, and that as he turned into the lane to take the exit, what he thought was a Nissan (the FJ) hit him - causing his SUV to flip - and then sped off. In response, an officer questioned how one of Herndon's tires ended up embedded in the side of other car. Herndon didn’t even try to explain that one. When asked if he had anything to drink, Herndon tells the officer "not a lot,” an amount he quantified at two half-cups of wine. The officer would later write in his report that he smelled “a strong odor of alcohol emanating from his breath" and further noted Herndon’s “watery, bloodshot eyes." The second driver, 76-year-old Albert Elliott of Manalapan, told police that he had been en route to “an excursion in Philadelphia,” hauling a small flatbed trailer and towing a yellow motor car. Elliott is heard telling an officer "I thought I did something wrong, but the whole side of my car is caved in." A witness on scene reported to officers that Herndon's vehicle had passed him going "at least 100 miles per hour" and that a mile later up the road he noticed the vehicle flipped on its side. The witness pulled over to help Herndon when he saw that a second vehicle (behind Herndon’s) was on fire. The witness extinguished the fire and determined that everyone involved was physically okay. After investigating the scene, the officer determined that as Herndon attempted to change lanes in order to take the exit, he struck the rear of the trailer and motor car. The impact caused the motor car to be pushed into the vehicle, and Herndon’s car continued forward, striking the side of the second car. The force of that impact was such that Herndon’s front tire and rim completely detached and remained stuck in the second vehicle. More exclusive information on this incident to come soon. An additional hour of State Police dash cam footage will be available to all Real World Police supporters on Patreon later this week. (The reason for the delay will be apparent. Mysteries...✌️) ~~~ Want to help make Real World Police happen and get rewarded for it? Become a supporter on Patreon today! Supporters get access to: -Exclusive full-length Real World Police videos -The new Roadcam series -Supporting documentation: police reports, court records, and other investigatory material -Material from cases not shown on the main channel, like the arrest of Chris Hansen and the detention of T-Pain that one time he accidentally tried to bring a gun through airport security -Early access to some videos -And more! https://patreon.com/realworldpolice Prefer PayPal? https://paypal.me/realworldpolice Prefer nothing? That works too. There are nearly 400 free videos to enjoy!

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