my boyfriend. >> What's your What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> He's with another girl. >> I know. No, no, I know. Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. >> He's with another girl. >> Start. Just get it right. >> I'm going to jail. And he's with another girl. >> You're not You're not going to jail. >> I am. >> This teenager's erratic behavior is already raising concern. What isn't fully understood yet is just how deep her obsession with her boyfriend runs. And that very fixation will keep landing her back in jail again and again. >> It's not him. >> You okay? >> YOU FAT. >> STEPHANIE, STOP. STOP. >> I WILL LITERALLY >> NEXT TIME I SEE YOU. IT'S ON SIGHT. >> NO, it's not. >> It's on. >> But her next move will catch everyone offguard. She doesn't even hesitate to strip in front of everyone. All to prove her point. >> Stephanie, put your clothes back on. >> FOR WHAT? STEPHANIE, >> PUT YOUR CLOTHES ON. Put your clothes back on. >> Do you want additional charges? >> It all begins in September 2024 in Stafford Township, New Jersey, when officers with the Barnagate Township Police Department receive a 911 call reporting an assault at a local motel. At first, they respond without much hesitation. But as they arrive and begin speaking with those outside, it quickly becomes clear this situation isn't as simple as it seemed. >> What's going on? Yeah. I don't know. Pieces going on. Um, she hit her. Whatever. The girl, she ran off. I don't >> Yeah, >> you guys weren't involved. >> No. >> No. >> She hit her and ran off. >> She I don't even know what happened. She just started arguing to knock at the door. >> She started knocking on your door. >> She ran off >> like like the owner of here just >> her that there. She started knocking on the door like, "Oh, there's y'all screaming. Y'all can't be here no more." I didn't even know it was another girlfriend. I'm not even a girlfriend. I'm just a friend. >> Okay. >> And the the girl who was here, whoever the she got into an altercation and she and they start hitting her and she ran up. So I don't >> Did she get in a car or something? >> I just don't want to. No. >> There's nobody else in the room. After the initial conversation, cops go and try to talk to the 911 caller lady who is also a victim of the suspect's assault. >> So, what what what happened? Uh, so >> there's a lot of noise. >> It it wasn't it wasn't a female in the room. >> There's supposed to be two of them. I don't know who. >> There's three three people all together. >> So, there's three people in the room. >> Yes. >> Okay. And there's not supposed to be three people in the room. >> But doesn't matter. I want them all out now. Like they couldn't come and punch me in the face. She's like >> so >> swinging her fist in the air right in my face. >> Did some Did some other female run off? >> How many people is in the room right now? >> There's just a one dude and then the chick in the red >> possibly. She went to the woods. >> Okay. So the female >> the one who hit me. >> The one who hit me. >> The shorter one. Yes. >> Ran in the woods. Okay. What does she look like? What she wear? >> She look like a young kid. Like teenager. longer, dark hair, skinny, small girl. >> Okay. She white, black, Hispanic, >> white girl. >> Aggressive. >> Okay. >> You seem like she was either on something or she's just aggressive. >> From that conversation, it's already apparent they may be dealing with someone hostile, but only if they had any idea just how much. To get more information, officers continue speaking with the man at the motel, who is apparently the suspect's boyfriend. But the way he deflects their questions quickly starts to seem suspicious in itself. >> So the front desk doesn't have a name. So literally give us a name. We're going to be leaving. >> I mean, you could leave without it. >> Trying to bust your You are >> I know the game that works. >> What are you talking about? A game. There's no game here, dude. I'm just trying to document an incident. >> The The documented incident is >> just tell her first name. That's it. Just her first name. At least >> a name something. >> I don't know her name. I couldn't help you. I'm sorry. >> It's Stephanie Judice. >> Okay. I I know Stephanie. >> Stephanie. >> I know you know Stephanie because I know you know where we've been. >> Yeah. Good. All right. We're going to try to make contact with her. That's all we're going to try to do. All right. She's a grown woman. We're not going to go out looking for her. We're not going to get everything out and start that whole process. But there was an incident between the two of you. >> There wasn't an incident. Okay, but she came over here because you guys were arguing. You're telling us it didn't get physical. Just verbal in nature. She's saying that. All we need to do is talk to her and make sure that she's okay and we get uh cooperation between all the stories. As long as she says that and we're good with that, then it is what it is. You're allowed to argue with fiancé. All right, that's there's nothing wrong with that. It's not nothing uh breaking the law with that between what happened with those two. >> It's a separate incident. >> Separate incident. If they want to file, they can absolutely do that. Okay. Absolutely. They can do whatever they want. Um >> is he has to leave, right? >> Yeah. I have to leave. I can grab my bag. He's in my >> bag. If you have a stuff pack, makes it easy for everybody, right? So, >> yeah. Yeah. No, I been knew this was about to be the >> All right. So, let's let's let's get that rolling so we can get out of here and stop uh >> giving you a hard time. >> Just back here. Mind if I come in with you? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> With the boyfriend's help, the suspect is identified as 19-year-old Stephanie Star. From his answers, it's already clear this isn't Stephanie's first runin with the law. though we'll get into that in a moment. Still, officers assume it can't be that serious. They begin searching for her, and it doesn't take long before she's found. But the situation they're about to deal with next turns out to be far stranger than anyone expects. >> My boyfriend, >> what's your what's your name? What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> He's with another girl. >> I know. No, no, I know. Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. He's with another girl. >> Start. Just get it right. >> I'm going to jail. And he's with another girl. >> You're not You're not going to jail. >> I am. >> For what? What did you do wrong? >> I have a warrant for my arrest. >> What? How much? You know. >> No bail. >> What? For what? A failure to appear. >> For what? What was the uh the uh failure to appear for? Take >> with >> Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. I doubt you before. I just can't remember your name. What's your name? >> Stephanie. >> Judice. >> What's your last name? Stop. >> He's with another. >> Listen to >> That's where he lives. I don't live there. He's with another car. >> All right, Stephanie, listen to me. >> Stephanie, START STOP. WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO put handcuffs on you if you don't stop. Okay, just >> you're going to anyway. >> No, we're not. Relax. All right. >> I have a warrant. Dumb. >> Figure it out. Stephanie, just hold on for a second. Okay. >> I need my boyfriend. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Take a seat right now. Stephanie, come here. Listen to me. We We're going to figure it out. Okay. We're going to figure it out. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Stephanie girl. >> Okay. LOOK. LISTEN. >> RELAX. RELAX. STEPHANIE. We're put stop. >> Look. We're going to have to put hand Se cut her up for a second. Okay. Stephie, listen to me. You got to stop for just a second. Okay. We're just going to detain you. >> I want my boyfriend. >> We're just going to detain you for a second. >> With a girl. Look, we were just with him. We were just with him. No, you're not. We were just with him. >> I have a cup. >> Stephanie, listen to me. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Okay. Take a deep breath for a second. Okay. I've dealt with you many times. I'm not trying to give you a hard time. >> It's not a great time. >> It's okay. >> My appearance. >> Stephanie, just take a deep breath for a second. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> My hair. >> All right. Here, I'll move your hair out of your face. Okay. Is that okay? Can I touch your face? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Please >> take a deep breath and calm down. >> Where is he? So, why is he with another group? >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I'll explain to you. All right. We're going to walk to the front so we're not in the back over here. Okay. >> Is he here? >> Well, we just made him leave. Go this way. THIS WAY. THIS WAY. THIS WAY. This way. This way. This way. >> I want him. >> To handle the situation better, officers place her in cuffs. At first, it seems like a typical teenager caught up in boyfriend drama. But her behavior and the intensity behind it suggests something else entirely. Officers realized that this might turn into a long night for them because Stephanie is about to take the whole mean teen thing to another level. >> I don't need your help. >> Okay. Well, I just want to make sure you don't fall. Okay. >> Um, not unless you step on my toes. Then I won't fall. >> This I know. >> I want to run. >> Look, we made him leave cuz we didn't KNOW WHERE YOU WERE. >> ALL RIGHT, STEPHANIE. STEPHANIE, you got to stop. Okay, you got to stop for a second. >> He went with some girl and he left me and >> he was here. >> Where is he now? >> We We made him leave. >> No. Get him back. >> Stephanie. Stephanie, come here. >> Stephanie, that's not him. Stop. All right. >> I'm not going in your cop car. >> Well, at this point, you're not going to have a choice. Okay. If you don't calm down. All right. So, just relax for a second. >> You told me that I wasn't going to be put in your cop car in that. >> Well, yeah, but I didn't I didn't know anything up until that. Okay. Oh, >> it's not him. >> YOU OKAY? >> YOU FAT. >> STEPHANIE, STOP. STOP. >> I WILL LITERALLY >> NEXT TIME I SEE YOU, I'M SIGHT. >> NO, it's not. No, it's not. No, it's not. >> Now, >> now you're being too much. Okay, you're being too much now. Just relax and stop. Stephanie, let's go. You're done. Let's go. We're not going to play this game. Stephanie, we're not playing this game. >> 41 207. >> All right. Look, we'll we'll take care of when we get up to the headquarters. You're getting in the car. Let's go. >> We tried talking to you. Get in the car now. Just the car. Do >> you have anything on you? You have anything sharp object on you? Anything I can stick in poker or stab him? >> Never mind. >> Answer the question. >> No. >> Okay. You get in the car. You come with us. >> Where's my boyfriend? >> I don't know now. All right. Now, you want to be uncooperative with me now? I have no idea where he is. >> I know. I'm so sorry. >> Get in the car. We're not playing this game. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Really? >> You're under arrest. >> Take a seat. You're under arrest. >> Yeah, cuz you weren't out of the county. Let's go. Get in the car. I don't have any. >> Oh, yeah. We just actually confirmed. >> Come on. Get in the car. >> Yeah. Officers have had enough. And with pre-existing warrants regarding assaults and abuse, Stephanie is finally placed under arrest. But this entire fiasco is far from over. And her tantrums are only just beginning. >> No, she's going for the She was almost going for the kicking, but she stopped. >> Oh, she took her off for Ravenwood. >> All right, relax. Don't move. Come here. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out. Face the car now. Okay, turn around. Where are they? >> Oh, my >> Listen me. That's not good. >> If you keep it up, you're going to get you're going to get my >> It doesn't matter. >> Turn around, Stephanie. Turn around. >> So, Stephanie, do you wear any smaller cuffs? >> No. >> You have uh >> It's all right. >> We'll just put um flex cuffs on. >> Where is my boyfriend? >> Hold her here. >> I got it. >> Stephanie, stop resisting. You're arresting me anyway. I don't give a [ __ ] >> You want another charge? >> Not sure what I want another charge. >> Why you being nasty? >> I want my boyfriend. >> Okay. Where's he at? >> Another girl. >> Okay. It seems like he's not a good boyfriend then. >> What are you doing? >> Just going through make sure you have all your stuff. >> Come on, Sherlock. >> Okay. >> Why are you being rude? >> Yeah, I don't understand this. >> Hey, boyfriend. Hey, >> where is he? Can you call him? >> Stephanie, we made him leave cuz we didn't know WHERE YOU >> LIE. I'M GONE. >> ALL RIGHT, STOP YELLING. >> He's with another girl. >> Stephanie, how old are you? >> 19. How old are you? >> 29. >> That's good for you. >> I act like it, though. >> My boy Oh, dude. My boyfriend's 25. Does he act like it? No. >> Except me. Stop. >> Dude, you have the audacity. >> What is that? It's >> a pimp. >> Yeah. No. Shut up. I don't do drugs. >> I don't know. should have. >> Where you from? >> How's it? Where's your um Where's your Where where's your um quote unquote search warrant >> search? Where is it? Sucks to mother suck, doesn't it? >> I don't know. >> Where's my boy? Want to get >> Where is I need Ellis out. >> Stephanie, stop moving. >> Chuck. Ellis. >> Where is he? >> Not here. >> It's just >> How do you know Chuck? >> YES, I DO. >> STOP. >> WHAT THE MOVE? Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> This is the problem when you do that. If you stop the stop moving, >> you're not get that my face. >> All right, that's a charge. >> Just you're just tallying them on. >> Yeah. >> Doesn't have to be, right? It is cuz we have buddies. >> Stephanie, stop. >> I'm going to tell YOU THIS RIGHT NOW. >> IF one person comes out of their room because of you, it's another jar. >> Sucks. >> Yeah. >> My hurts. >> Guess what? >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> The cops are going down. >> Stephanie, get in the car. Let's go. >> I know. >> Stephanie, get in the car. Right. Get in the car. >> Where's my Find my boy. >> I'll find it for you. Sure. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Go to the other side and grab this seat belt for me. Stephanie, sit back. Okay. Sit back. I'm going to put THE SEAT BELT ON. SIT BACK. >> It hurts. >> Stephanie, stop. I'll >> kill you. If you want another one. >> There you go. There's another one. You sucker. Stephanie's erratic behavior shows no sign of slowing down no matter how much officers try to calm her and reason with her. Eventually, she is taken to the station. But even behind bars, her behavior continues to escalate, keeping officers on edge and forcing them to proceed with constant caution. >> Relax you. >> Okay, >> I know you. It hurts. >> What? I'M SUING YOU GUYS SO HARD. >> You suck mother over here. >> You're not making it look very good for your lawsuit. >> Looks like cheated on. Come here, Stephanie. Stop. >> STAY RIGHT HERE. >> SUCK. >> OH, BOY. >> All right, Stephanie. Come on. >> Get out of this. Get out of this. >> Stop hitting your head. >> I WANT TO. >> I WON'T. >> STOP MOVING SO I CAN CUT these things in here. >> I'M TRYING TO STOP MOVING. >> I hear you. >> Hey, there we go. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Let me get this one off. >> All right, face that wall for me. Face the wall. Turn around. >> I can't get my hand. >> Just move him around a little bit. Turn around. >> All right. Can you take a seat on there? Take a seat on the bench. Take a seat on the bench. Come on. You pop your shoes off for me. >> Can I take a piss? Can I pee? >> No. Not until you listen. You never listen to me. >> Thank you. >> If things have seemed unpredictable so far, what Stephanie does next leaves officers completely blindsided. For them, it turns into one of those nights on the job that keeps on giving. >> No, I don't. HERE. THERE YOU GO. >> PUT YOUR CLOTHES BACK ON RIGHT NOW. That's >> what I thought. Take your socks off. >> There ain't nothing here. >> Okay, take a seat. >> Uh, no. >> Nope. >> Uh, what's up? >> Uh, this dirty. >> There's no lock for this. No, thank you. Here you take it off now. No, I didn't take it off. >> Stephanie, put your clothes back on. >> FOR WHAT? >> STEPHANIE, PUT YOUR clothes on. Stephanie, put your clothes back on. >> Do you want additional charges? >> I'm going to Mammoth anyway. >> Stephanie, >> I'm going to Mama. >> Put your clothes back on. You're not going to mama. Stephanie. >> Yes, I am. >> Okay, whatever. You see where you go. >> You can try to >> put your shirt back on. I know. I have a warrant. >> You do. And now put your shirt on >> now. >> Put your shirt on. >> Don't look at me then, you weirdos. >> Did you notice I was going? >> My boyfriend's out with another. >> Maybe you should get a new boyfriend. Every every time we deal with you is because of him. And we tell you this every time. So, I don't know why you keep doing it. >> I just got back when it broke. >> Then stop. You got to stop it. There's a million men out there. There's a million men out there. >> Sorry. >> He's with another girl. Where'd he go? He left in the wake. >> I don't know how I he wasn't. >> WHY WAS HE ALLOWED TO LEAVE? >> The looks on the officer's faces say everything. They've clearly had a day. No matter how many reality checks are given about her relationship, none of them seems to land with Stephanie. Eventually, she is released and issued a summon. But this September 2024 incident isn't the first time Stephanie has dealt with the police. 6 months earlier, on March 27th, in the same area of Barnagate Township, she was arrested on a warrant and charged with aggravated assault. This is the very incident her boyfriend had been referring to earlier. And the entire encounter was captured on body cam featuring some rather familiar faces. >> It was just I was like, "Bro, don't talk to your cousin in my house." >> Mhm. >> Like because last just even not even last week, it was like 4 days ago. She went with her cousin for the third time. Every time she was with her cousin, it's not like a huge issue like you're cheating. It just causes drama. Oh, she told me, "Oh, I'm going to be here at 4:00 in the afternoon." She left at 9:00 in the morning. >> Mhm. >> 4:00 in the afternoon. >> Mhm. She said she's going to come here. >> Yeah. And then she winds up here at 10:00 every hour. Oh, I'm on my way back. I'm on my way back. I'm on my way back. And I'm like, Stephanie, it's okay that you're not going to be here now. Just stop telling me. But this is only with her cousin. >> And then she's drinking with her cousin. Her cousin's boyfriend's bringing them out, getting them drinks. >> What? Uh, so she went to Wawa to like cool off. >> No, I don't even know where she went. She just went down the street, walked or whatever. I don't even know. I was just like, "Bro, I'm not even arguing." >> Okay. >> We were just more of like cuz we >> we've argued so much that there's nothing to argue about anymore. >> Sure. I feel you. >> Yeah, I get you. What? Uh, does she live here with you? >> Basically. >> Okay. basically. So, I just don't want to wake my parents up cuz they'll be really pissed off. Okay. >> Like, if they found That's why I was like, "All right." Like, you guys have been here like four times. >> Okay. >> Already for stuff like this. Not recently. Like months ago. Is this her? >> Uh, I don't know. >> Is she leaving a car or on foot? >> Uh, I don't I'm not sure. But look, dude. I'm I turn off my phone cuz I don't even want Saturday, Sunday, Sunday, 10 minutes, Monday. I just turn it off because I alleviate the problems. Like I'm like I don't want you to think I'm doing anything. So my phone's literally off the car. I don't know. >> Okay. What is um Let me just get your >> I made her change his sweatshirt cuz I was like if you're we're really breaking up just >> 450. >> But um uh my name Oh. >> No problem. Uh, Anthony Jud. Anthony. How do you spell your last name? >> Judice. G I U D I C E. >> Officers quickly locate Stephanie nearby, wreaking of alcohol. But Stephanie, being her typical self, isn't about to let this slide easily. >> Hi, ma'am. My body came on. >> Holy. >> Are you out of me? Yeah. Why? What's up? >> Got you. You uh you date the the male that's over there at Seven Sandstone? >> Yeah. >> All right. Seems like uh I guess somebody called maybe a cousin or something like that. So there was a >> sure was an argument like that. >> This is like the eighth time. >> Gotcha. No problem. Can you just do me a favor? Just step out of the car. >> Bro, can I just go in my boyfriend's house? >> Yeah, you just got to give us a little bit. Let's just figure what's going on. >> Stephanie, you just step out of the car. No problem. So, what happened? >> Nothing. I don't know why you're here. Did you guys get into an argument to go in his house? It's enough of the cops being cold here for what? >> Was there an argument? >> No. >> So, you guys weren't arguing about possibly cheating on him or anything like that when you went out with a cousin like that? >> It's so annoying. I've been called here so many times. >> But, um, what'd you drink tonight? >> Nothing, bro. I just smell. >> You want to test me? >> Well, I'm I'm I'm getting the odor. It's You know, I think it was mentioned that you guys may have been drinking tonight. >> Guess what? >> You know, you're operating your motor vehicle. I want to make sure everything's okay. >> Operating not nothing. Parked. >> Stephanie. >> Stephanie. We saw you pull up Stephanie. >> Doesn't matter. You didn't pull me over. Thank you. >> Stephanie, stay here. Come on. >> How much have you had a drink? >> Give me my boyfriend. I don't owe you anything. >> All right. So listen, >> I don't need to tell you guys nothing. >> Listen, I'm going to run you through a few tests >> at all. >> What's that? >> I don't need to run you guys through nothing at all. I want my lawyer. >> Okay. Well, >> give me my lawyer. >> That's not how that works. Okay. >> So, listen. >> It said that you were drinking, right? >> Who? >> What's that? >> Who? >> It was made mention >> who? >> Your boyfriend or whoever is over there talking to my sergeant. All right. >> So, you guys are drinking. >> Talk to him first. >> Well, it's not going to happen. >> Sucks to suck. Give me your supervisor. >> You see, Stephanie, just listen to me. You're going to listen to what he has to say and we're going to win your performance. Okay. >> 416. She wants to speak to her supervisor. >> And my boyfriend, please. >> The pattern is almost identical to the latter incident. Stephanie's obsession with her boyfriend hasn't changed. The very same fixation that keeps landing her back in jail. >> Come outside. They're going to arrest me, bro. Come outside. They're bugging. I need to know my rights. I know you know them. Come outside. Firm me, please. Baby, >> you're fine. Relax. Relax. Everything's fine. >> Y'all can stay away. >> We're not going to stay away, Stephanie. Right. So, we're trying to figure out what's going on. No, >> cuz what did I do? >> Right. So, we have reason to believe that you maybe uh operate your vehicle under the influence, right? So, we want >> Guess what? >> What? >> Guess what? You were here first. Guess what? You guys didn't pull me over. Guess what? How do you guys know I didn't just chug five beers in my car? How do you know? >> Stephanie, >> can you prove it? >> No, you can't. >> Stephan, you want to talk to Sergeant? >> Yeah, I do. >> Are you Sergeant? >> I am. >> What's going on? >> I don't know. You all tell me. >> Your cousin called, right? >> For what? I'm going to >> Do you want Do you want to know what happened? >> Correct. >> Okay. Your cousin called, said she was worried about you because Anthony grabbed the phone out of your hand aggressively. >> Guess what? She's done this five times. Have you guys not gotten reports from here? >> Five times. >> When she calls, we got to come, right? >> As if this isn't my boyfriend's house. Where nothing goes on. Where I try to go to sleep? Where I try to good time with him? Oh, yeah. My cousin likes to get me in as if she ain't selling Xanax. She ain't selling perks. That >> Okay, >> I ain't going to go for that when she's doing this bull. Okay, that's fine. Um, so we're here to make sure you're okay. Right. >> I'm perfectly fine. Okay. >> You Can you see? >> Can you lower your voice? I'm not being aggressive with you. Right. Just >> Can I Can I get my vape at the car? >> Uh, you can. I can go in there and get it for you if you'd like. >> Sure. >> Okay. Where is it at? >> In the door. Open the door. Just turn. Oh, is that right? Yeah, you can grab that. >> Yep. >> All right. So, explain to me what's going on. I don't know. I came here to talk to my friend. >> She said you guys are arguing. She >> Wait, it's not arguing, bro. I'm going to call. Oh my god. I request you guys to get out of here. >> No, that's not going to happen. >> With her suspicious and hostile demeanor, Stephanie is arrested once again, but not without putting up one of her very onbrand tantrums. >> Stephanie, I can't. What are you doing this for? He didn't even arrest me in my car. >> This close to getting arrested. Come on, help me. >> Help him help you. He's being so nice. >> Tell her to chill out. Tell her I said chill. I'm just >> I am I wasn't driving. >> Okay, come on. >> How do you How do you approve? >> Stop talking and just do it. >> Oh my god, you suck. >> How do I do it? >> You know how to up 41. Stephanie, you're not going to do it. Turn around. I tried. >> Stephanie Stephanie has back. Stop. I'm back up. I'm gonna back up. Stephanie, you could >> He was She was given every opportunity. You had You had a choice, Stephanie. You had a choice. >> I did it because I didn't. >> What is wrong with them? >> What's wrong with you right now? Come on, bro. It was that simple. I know you're hysterical. Get out this morning. >> How was your birthday? >> My brother's 19. Um, car. >> Nobody got a car. >> Shut up. >> Stephanie about >> Can you do it again? >> No. Stephanie, we gave you a chance. Stephanie, >> are you kidding me? >> Yeah, he gave you everything. >> What are my rights? >> Where are they? >> Go with him. >> I'm going to sue the out of y'all. >> Let's go. Let's go, Stephanie. Come, >> Stephanie. Come on, dude. You kick again. You're getting charged with aggravated assault. >> Not again. >> Come on, Stephanie. Get up. >> Hold me. Y'all hold me. >> Luckily for Stephanie, she spent only a few hours in jail at the time before being released with a few tickets. >> So, Steph, I know you asked about tickets. The officer is going to give them to you. Uh, you did get additional tickets cuz there was open container found the car, but >> all the information you need is on there, date, time, everything's there. all the information. You can just redo that. Okay. You got multiple tickets to Stephanie. All right. So, you got to go through that. All right. >> What's the one officer's name? It was uh four 454. >> That's me. >> No. >> The one that was in there with me. >> Maybe Sergeant 416. >> I don't know. But I needed his name. >> That was me. I was 454. I was the one with you the whole time. >> No, no, no. Hold up. >> Were you? >> H. >> Let me see you from the back. >> I didn't have the vest on. >> Correct. You were wait. So, it's not on there. It's going to be patrolling Duncan that's on there. He's the arresting officer. >> That's me. That's me stepping on. >> You arrested me? >> Well, yes. >> Duncan and >> Yep. I just operated the machine. He's doing the reference. >> Wait, I'm going to look first. >> What? For his name? >> No, for the tickets. >> I could just tell you. Want me to tell you? >> Correct. >> All right. So, you got 450, which is driving under the influence. You got a refusal cuz you didn't blow into the breathalyzer. You have an open container. You have two open containers in your car. So, you got a ticket for that. You got a reckless driving and careless driving ticket. Okay. >> Where did you get a warrant to search my car? >> It's searching towards arrest cuz you got arrested for driving under your defense. So, we had the right to search your vehicle. >> But it was a street arrest. You didn't arrest me. You >> We had you operating the vehicle, Stephanie. We went over this, right? We had you operating the vehicle. >> You know, I didn't just take those shots right when I was sitting right there. >> Stephanie, >> we're just going to release you tonight. >> Yeah, sure. But you don't know what happened. So, No problem. >> We'll go through that later. No problem. Thank you guys.