Who's your brother? My brother-in-law's Pete Lanina, who's a detective of the Cannon County Sheriff's Department. Pete Lanina? Yes, sir. All right. Um I used to have a card. Honestly, I don't believe in the cards. Because if you're doing something wrong, you're doing something wrong. All right. Um I'll try to get a hold of your brother. You okay? Yeah, I'm okay. I My GPS told me to turn here, and then there's a Okay. All right. I would just stop for right now. 3117 OE. I'm sorry. No, you're all right. Can you meet me down by the public works? Uh car got stuck in the ditch down here, thinking it was a different turn. Um You all right? Yeah. You didn't drink anything tonight or anything? No? I had like I did I had one beer. Yes. Okay. Where at? Right at Armageddon. Okay. That's where you were heading from, Armageddon? Yes, sir. >> Yeah. Okay. It looks like your tire's flat, too. Flat? Yeah. Are you sure? It's what it looks like, yeah. Um you want to step out real quick? Yes, sir. Yeah. >> All right. I saw you trying to K turn, but looks like you're pretty stuck now. I don't All right. You want to come back around this side? Yes, sir. And just have a seat for a second. Yes. I'm going to go turn my car around real quick. All right. Do you have Do you have your license on you? Yes. And your Do you have a registration and insurance for the vehicle as well? Can I use your license? >> Yep. My insurance is on my phone. Okay. Yeah, that works. My registration's in the car. Can I get that? Yep. >> Oh my gosh, it's stuck. Mind if I hold it real quick? Absolutely. All right, yeah. That looks good. And then just I just need your license. And your registration. >> Oh, yeah. That's fine. I'm just going to copy down your tag. Just give me a second. Good. All right. If you just hang tight for a second, I'll be right be right back. Yeah. No, I'm not. You didn't call for one yet? My GPS told me to make I'm assuming you already tried reversing? Yes, sir. I think it's too steep. Um Is it a hybrid or something? No, it's not a hybrid. Tucson. I don't know. Is it um all wheel drive? It is, yeah. You can try. I tried multiple times. Yeah, give me a second, honey. Just let me check and see if your car's all wheel drive. Cuz it's weird to me. Downhill brake. Hm. I feel like Tucsons are normally all wheel. They No, I don't But he said your back wheels He said your back wheels weren't spinning. I don't know if it's just cuz there's no weight. Is this a I don't know. Um It's nice. No, it's not. All right. >> I need to verify myself comfortable. 318 central, could you start at 542 17 central? You're 17? All right, ma'am. Uh, this officer has smelled odor of alcohol on you. We're just going to make sure you're you're good to drive in the first place. >> No, yeah, I I wasn't on my medication. All right. I had I had a cider, yeah. All right. That's fine. I'm just going to check your eyes. Do you have any problems with your eyes other than wearing glasses? No. All right. So, see the tip of this pen? Need you to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only, all right? Do not move your head. Do you understand? Yes, sir. All right. Do the rest of your test. So, all right, you want to step over here. All right. Can I put my foot down on the ground? Yeah, you can put your foot down. All right. So, can you imagine a straight line in front of you? Yeah? Okay. So, you're going to put your left foot on the line and your right foot heel to toe, so your right foot like that. All right, so no Go back. Go back. All right. So, left foot on the line, right foot heel to toe, arms at your side. Hold that position till I tell you to start. All right? All right. So, you're going to take a series of nine steps counting each one out counting each one out loud. Go back. I didn't say start yet. So, hold that position until I tell you to start, okay? All right, I'm going to demonstrate it for you. So, you're going to take a series of nine steps counting each one out loud. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000. All right. That's how So. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000. All the way up till nine. When you get to nine, you're going to turn on your outside foot taking a series of small steps. And you're going to go back nine steps. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000. Do you understand? Okay, you can begin. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, 5 1,000, 6 1,000, 7 8 1,000, 9 1,000. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, All right, so same position. You're going to hold like this. Or feet together, toes together, and arms by your side. Hold that position until I tell you to start. All right, so when I say begin, you're going to lift it whichever leg you prefer about 6 in off the ground, approximately the height of a soda can, all right? And you're going to stare at the tip of your toe and count by a thousands like you just did until I tell you to stop, all right? It's going to be like this. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, so on and so forth. Do you understand? Yes. Okay, you can begin. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, 5 1,000, 6 1,000, Okay. All right. Continue. Yeah. That's good for 30 seconds. Yeah. >> 1 2 3 1,000 4 1,000 5 1,000 6 1,000 7 1,000 8 1,000 9 1,000 All right. No. Um yeah. What's the What are the numbers? The 68 to 55. All right. So, you're going to count from 68 to 55 backwards. All right? All right. 68 Oh, I'm sorry. No. Yep. Demonstrate. 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58 How does that You can begin. 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 >> You can stop. It was the 58, but uh Okay. Um Can you just put your hands behind your back for me? Okay. Did you have anything out of your vehicle that you're going to need? Other than your cell phone, do you have a purse? Just hold your hands together like you're clapping. Palms together. I see you're getting emotional. Um this New Jersey is much different than South Carolina. Um are you from Jersey by chance or anything? This is only traffic. It's not a criminal offense. It's just traffic tickets. What's going to happen next is you're going to have to do a breathalyzer if you're ready to do so. And you'll be released tonight. Uh do you have anybody that can come pick you up? That's sober? My wife just called to work it out. Not in time. Yeah, it's almost 9:00 now. So, what we'll do is when we get to the station um we'll have you ever called and have her meet you down here? And she's just got the sign and then we'll see. My brother is You can also inform my brother in law. Okay. He is is a detective. Okay. All right. Where do you work? Hamilton County. Okay. All right. Now, you want to come back here with me in my car? Just so he doesn't make fun of me. Yeah, huh. All right. You just want to stand by the back door. You have anything on you? No, sir. No? Everything's in your car? Okay. Yeah, so we're going to take you. We'll We'll put you on a breathalyzer and then we'll get the readings and stuff like that and then we'll get your charges squared away and then you'll be on your way as soon as somebody can come pick you up. Can you explain to me what the charges are? It's going to be for DWI. And how will that affect me? You have a It's traffic. As I was explaining, it's not like South Carolina. Uh it's only traffic offenses. So, it will affect your future driving abstract. And can you explain that further? Um what are you concerned about? Everything. Um Like this is literally my first thing. It's only traffic, so it it really shouldn't affect anything. In other states where it's criminal offenses, it will affect your job applications, but this is just traffic in New Jersey. So, if somebody runs your criminal background, it shouldn't show up. Somebody does run your driver's abstract, it will show up. So, if you have a driving position, it may affect you. Other than that, I it normally shouldn't. Does that make sense? And how long will this be on my record forever? That's As I'm saying, it's just traffic, so yeah, always show up as traffic. >> even had a traffic traffic violation. Yeah, it's it's it's just traffic. Who's your brother? My brother-in-law is Pete Lanina. He's a detective of the Camden County Sheriff's Department. Pete Lanina? Yes, sir. I know him. All right. Um >> I used to have a card. I'm hearing it. Honestly, I don't believe in the cards. Because if you're doing something wrong, you're doing something wrong. All right. Um I'll try to get a hold of your brother. We got a tow coming for your car. Read her the NJ standard guideline form, see what she says, and then we'll go from there. Okay. All right. What do you do for employment? I'm a therapist. I'm a dance movement therapist and I'm employed >> Therapist. It's not going to affect you. I understand that. It's very hard to believe. In other states, maybe, but not this state. Like in I think New Jersey >> Corea? Yeah, I know of Lan Corea. Okay. But I could tell you it's it's only traffic. So, do you drive for your job? I don't, but I mean, I I understand that traffic but me being me, it's it's a lot. So. Yeah. Um I understand that traffic is a lot less of a violation than like other things, but this is I've had DUI first workers before. I've had >> for me, so Yeah. It's not a light situation. I'm not trying to make a light of it, but I'm just saying this is one of the better case scenarios that you're in this state. Cuz if you're in PA, it's criminal. You're spending the whole night in county. It's a weekend. You probably spend the weekend. You know what I'm saying? So Yeah. But it's shouldn't make light of it. What's going to happen from now? So he's going to read you a form. Uh it's going to ask you whether you take breathalyzer test. After that, we'll take the breathalyzer test and then after the test, we'll have you call for somebody to sign potential liability form. And you'll get a few tickets. That's it. You have court date. Uh your first court date will be a rights reading. And they'll tell you to get representation. Uh let me help him real quick. Get her in so she can say goodbye. I'll give you a thousand questions. You all good? Here, I'll throw your seat belt on for you. I got you. It's hard to see in here, but There you go. You all good? Yes, sir. Yeah. Watch my head. >> All right, let's get back on to what's up. What's a What's a What's a phone call? You hear anything wrong? NJ standard statement. NJ standard statement? Yeah, NJAG standard statement. Ma'am, all I have is your cell phone. Is there anything else in your car you need? Um I mean my wallet. Where's your wallet? It's in my pocket. My keys are in my car. Do you They might be We have your keys, yeah. Your Your vehicle's going to be impounded for 12 hours cuz of John's Law. I'll explain all that to you. Um >> Explain it. Uh your vehicle's impounded for 12 hours cuz of John's Law. Uh the just the person that's going You're going to be released to is going to sign a form saying you won't drive for 12 hours. Tomorrow you'll be able to get your vehicle out of the impound. Okay. All right. You have your wallet? You mind if I just grab your wallet? Okay. Yeah. Anything else on your person? No, sir. You can check if you need to. Not here. All right. Cody, did you cuff her? Cuffed. I got these. Yeah, I saw Just put them in the front. You want You can tighten them in the back. Huh? You can tighten them in the >> in the front. It's fine. We can cuff you in the front. Be more comfortable in the way, right? I have very small wrists. Most females do, you know. Even double locked them for you. I'm a nice guy. Got your handcuff key? I can't dig mine out. I could run right now, but Um actually Grab your brother's number for me. Yeah. I wouldn't answer that right now and you're going to She's going to have a thousand questions. We'll give you a time to call her. Me personally, no, I'm not, but my All right, what do you want to call? Let me fix your cuffs. I honestly always wish I was. You just almost wish you was what? 2310 sexual I wanted to go into the military when I was 18, but my parents did not allow me. Myself and their team will gather the medical for removal. Thank you. You did read that form. Uh yeah, it's your pick. If she says yes, take her to Stratford. I'll meet you over there. We'll go over everything else. Got a ticket book? Yeah. If she says no, then we get our scissors. I'm sorry, man. What What's your name? Kirsten. Kirsten. Yes, sir. All right. I spoke with Pete. I'll let him know everything that's going on. He said he's going to call his sister and let her know what's going on. She's going to meet us at our headquarters in about 45 minutes. Okay. All right. Any questions? I have a lot of questions, but I just I'll just hold them. Well, I'll We'll be down there and you'll be free to talk. You can spit them at me. As soon as this tow truck gets out of the way, we'll get everything moving. All right. Thank you. No problem. I'm good. All good. You all good? Yeah. She answered yes. Yes, sir. Just put in there what your Our side exactly. Then I'll meet you over there. 3117 I'm 10-1 ending 83.5. Kirsten. You all good? I'm 10-1. Okay. We're going to go right down this road. You're doing a good job. All right. Good. We're going to make a right as soon as you got it. This condition That's fine. You just got to do it. I'll check it out. Okay, you got one here. All right, let's start. And um I'm just going to make it This is uh This is the picture. Yeah. This side here. Um the lines How is it going? Yeah. I'm just going to keep it in the lower cases. So, how far are you going to go? No, I always wanted to do it and then you guys just wanted to I was going to bust you up. I uh didn't I didn't do the week before this sorry. I entered the army probably four times. Look at the picture. All of them were four times done. I just got to do I'm just going to finish my picture. It's fine. Yeah. Yeah. Um I'm definitely I'm sorry. I did. Yeah. All right. I was just walking by. I was going to get it. >> Turn on the front porch. All right, what's going on? >> Hello. So, you're signing her out, right? Yep. Here's your ID back. Okay. All right, so just need you to sign here. This is basically saying you're taking responsibility for her. Her car got impounded for 12 hours. It's state law. So, anytime after 8:36 in the morning Is it you come right back to here and for the vehicle release. Oh, it's here. Okay. Here is Here's where you get the paperwork and then you go over to our tow yard, which is across town. >> it on Monday cuz tomorrow's Easter? Yeah, I mean if you call them they they would probably let you get it out but there might be some extra fees, so it's up to you. It might be worth the wait just to wait till Monday. But yeah, this is just saying that she was arrested for drinking and driving. The legal limit in the state of New Jersey is a 0.08. She blew twice that, 0.16. >> 0.16? >> Yeah, so. Sign here? Yep. Yeah, this the form if you read it just basically says you're responsible for it. Don't let her drive for the next 12 Yeah, just that one line. >> Okay. Okay. I'll make a copy of it, okay? Okay. She'll be out in like 2 3 minutes, okay? Okay. Perfect. Here's your copy and he's almost done the paperwork, so she should be out in the next few minutes. Okay. Thanks. Yep. Any questions? No. Okay. The garage is all the way right? Yeah. You're good. You can come out this way. We're going to go down that hall until we're This one right here. I'll leave you right there. Yep. Here's your tickets. Court date is going to be the 25th of this month at 6:00 p.m., all right? All right. So, yep, that's the one for DWI and then careless and reckless driving. All right. Okay. All right. All right. Thank you. Yep, no problem. What's up? Uh I'll grab it for you real quick. I forgot that's my bad. I forgot again. >> Mhm.