Who's driving >> guys? Were you all in the car? >> Hi. Excuse me. >> What happened? >> Okay. >> It's my car. You hurt? >> I don't know. In my head. The airbag went all the way in my head. >> Want to get a ambulance going. My mom's coming in. >> Right. Just talk to her. Stay here. Stay here. Stay here. Stay here. Stay here. Stay with him. I'm going to check your car out. >> You're also going to need to contact JCPL. They're going to need to come out here for this. I know her. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Nothing around that. >> I don't think so. I I was right I was right on top of her. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. >> You're fine. My car is total. What's your name? >> Lauren. >> Lauren. >> Okay, >> that's my car. No one else is in the car. >> Okay. What happened? >> I'm on my mom. >> It's okay. >> I'm so I I looked down till like >> Did you pass out at all? Do you know? >> No, no, no, no. I was I was on the phone with my my boyfriend and I just got my car like literally like okay >> two weeks ago. >> What's hurting right now on you? Did you hit your head on the steering wheel? >> I think so. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Sorry. I'm just in shock. I was like doing like the device with my boyfriend like like on the phone and done it. And I was looking at I was looking at my um navigation device. >> Then we're not going to move in. >> So I was like on my way home. >> Lord, where you coming from? >> I'm coming from my own. >> I'm arriving now anyway. >> We're still being safe. >> What is that? >> I was like I was like pushing the button. So John, I was coming home and then I hit Hey, let's see. Can you hang out with her? Yeah. Yeah. Come here. >> Yeah. You got anything? Huh? You got anything? Need to do what we need to do. She had a pole. >> I know. >> I don't care who she is. Are we taking impairment or are we should we >> I mean I mean >> is there is there admission of Alfus? >> I haven't even got there yet. I was worried that this pole was going to fall over. Right. >> All right. Well, >> she hit her on the steering wheel, so she's a little bit out of it. >> Why don't we talk to her just um before, you know, if this time convenes, if she doesn't go to if she goes to the hospital, we can, you know, do finger dexterity, alphabet, whatever. Um just to see if he's working on the route, not going on the rout, then we don't go to you guys. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, what happened? >> So, our paramedics our going to check you out. >> Yeah. So, what happened? I was I [clears throat] was driving and I was looking at navigation and then and then I was like trying to make a call and the airbag just like went off and that fast. >> Do you know about how fast you were going? >> No. >> Uh do you think you were speeding at all? West >> I really like all the time. >> Yeah. >> You get your head on or anything? >> Yeah. >> What do you think of your head on? You know, was it the >> airbag off the airbag? >> Seat belt. But it's not >> okay. I don't know. >> I don't think I passed out. >> No, I I don't think I passed out. >> She's not talking to her. Okay. >> I don't know. I feel like I'm like in shock right now. Anything personal? >> Anything on your neck, back? >> No. Did it come Did the steering wheel come over her legs? I'm just curious if the dashboard came down just to make sure she's not injured. Hard to tell. >> Where's she going? Huh? Yeah, she dashboard doesn't look like it came down. We're just checking to see if it on our legs or anything like >> it's a scary thing. It's a scary thing like with the navigation off trying to like voice test John. >> Okay, I'm here. Lauren, I'm here. and I was just about breath. >> Okay, I'm on the phone with it right now. >> Like the airbags. I don't even know if like hit me hard or not. >> The airbags suck, but that's what they're better. >> No, no, no. It's good that >> It's good that you hit that. >> If I have an issue with airbags, it's good. >> Yep. The airbags are good. That's their They suck when you hit them when they go off. But it's better that than you're hitting any part >> like I literally have no like so like >> where were you coming from? >> I was coming from Verona in >> Verona in Okay. >> Yeah. >> Is that in Montlair? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And it's like when I when I come through here like like speeding it's my normal like town. So, you're saying you looked down at the navigation and all of a sudden you said the airbags went off? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You're going home? >> Yeah. >> I know it looks bad too. The car um the cars are built to do that now too. >> They the front of it like that will crumble completely. >> But then it keeps the inside kind of the most important part. >> I'm still just waiting for the did that and I'm like >> so I know I know that's obviously upsetting too is really scaring me right now cuz I feel like I'm like >> they're car they're not like the old cars that they bounce off and they got some scrapes and then you bounce around they take most of the impact to do that so you can walk away like this >> road you have anything to drink tonight >> said do you have anything to drink tonight >> I mean I like pretty drunk when I was like earlier on in Okay. >> Okay. Did you have anything to eat? >> Yeah. >> While your eyes run in. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But my last drink was like 6 hours ago. >> Okay. >> How long were you at the Veron for? Excuse me. >> 1 to 5. >> Okay. Was it a work party? You're meeting up with friends. >> Yeah. Work party and then we stay after with our friends. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Got it. >> Okay. All right. All right. Once the ambulance gets here, we get you checked out. Okay. >> Um, Tally, do you want to get here? Just pull up past uh my car on Jacksonville across from the patrol car. We'll walk her over to you. Um, >> what did you guys did anything yet or no? >> No, I didn't do anything. >> Okay. Where was she coming from? >> Veronian Montlair. >> In what time? Uh she was there from 1 to 5 she said. >> Okay. And where has she been since then? >> She just told me she's on her way home from Brown. >> Yep. >> Get get medical and then you can always name once she goes and just do quickly just do the alphabet of dexterity. Um if you want to try doing uh HDN H. >> Oh someone else do HN. And then we'll go from there. Okay. Okay. If she if she refuses then then you can proceed with the test. Okay. >> Okay. Cool. Sounds good. >> Yes. I got Okay. y literally all walking through the desk. I'm going to go sit in the am see if she's going to refuse or not to the hospital. >> Well, where it depends on if she refuses 237 taking out 1 hour 1 hour. There might feel good at all. line your hand. >> Okay. >> You okay? >> Yeah. Right. >> Okay. >> All right. So, listen. We're going to keep dry inside. They're called pre-exit tests. Okay. You do them right here. They're called pre-exit tests. Okay. For any suspicion under anybody who may possibly be impaired. I run them through every time I pull somebody over for this or if they're involved in some type of accident. Okay. So, what's your highest level of education? College, high school. >> Oh, college. >> College. Okay. All right. So, you don't have any problem with the English alphabet or counting numbers? >> No. Okay. Starting with the letter B and ending with the letter K. Can you recite the alphabet without saying it? So B to K. Just don't say it. Okay, you understand? So B to K. Got it? >> Like C D E F G A K L M N O P. >> Okay. So for the next one, it's going to be start with number 52. Okay. 52. And count backwards and stop on the number 36. Okay. 52. Count backwards to number uh and stop on number 36. Okay. 52 to 36. Got it? Like >> so 52 count backwards. >> 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 42 31 30 29 28 27 >> Okay, that's good. Okay, so for the next test, all right, it's going to it's called the finger dexterity test. >> So I'm going to demonstrate it. Do you have any problems with your hands? Any injuries besides that? It's not going to It's a finger test. Okay. No. >> Okay. So, you're going to be able to do it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> All right. So, which whatever hand you're more comfortable with. I'm going to demonstrate it and then I want you to do it. Okay. So, just watch my hand. I want you touching each fingertip to the thumb. I want you to count 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. That's one rotation. I want you to do it three times. Okay? You understand? So remember 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 one rotation. I want you to do it three times. Okay. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Like 1 2 3 like that. >> Mhm. Keep going. >> Again. >> One more. Again. >> Okay, that's good. Come out of the stomach. over there. >> That's okay. I just want to make sure offer coal over here. Okay. We're going to cross the street. >> Of course. Yep. Yep. I'll put in your pocket. Y Cole, we're going to call HDN test. He's going to he's going to check your eyes. Okay. Just stand right behind the police car for me. I know it's I know it's raining. Stephen. Yeah. >> Yeah. Can I show their lights, please? >> I'll tell. Can you guys uh hit the lights? All right. That's all. Thank you. Good man. >> Just stay right here for me. Yep. Jimmy, show his. All right. This is what we're going to do. I need you to stand with your feet together and your arms down at your side. Arms down at your side. Just stay there. Okay. You need to keep your head still. And I'm going to move my finger back and forth like this. >> You're going to follow my finger with just your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Are you wearing contacts? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You got contacts in? Don't have a glass eye? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just have to ask. >> It is contacts. >> So, what I'm going to do is just I want you to look at the tip of my finger at all times. >> Okay. Keep your arms out your son. And just follow your eye. Just follow with your eyes. Okay? Keep your head still. Don't move that head. I know it's hard. Keep fall. >> Sorry, I'm close. >> Oh, you're good. I got you. Keep that head. Heat up here. All right. Last thing I'm going to do, we're going to do the same thing. Need you to follow with your eyes only. I'm going to just go up and down. Okay. Just keep your feet together for me. >> Wait. Right. All right. Go ahead, Bri. Let's go in front there. She got all seven. What? She got all seven. >> Yeah. Oh. Come here for me. Okay. >> Let's go front there. >> I'm put in front. Okay. All right. You can follow me. Okay. Right in front of this police car for me. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, I want you to stand right in front of the police car like this. >> Okay. Just right in front of the police car for me. Yep. Right here. Okay. >> So, this is going to be a walking test. Would you prefer? I understand it's raining out. >> Would you prefer to not do it in those shoes or are those shoes okay? >> I'm fine. I think I'll do in this. >> Okay. All right. While I explain the test, I want you to put your right foot in front of your left foot. Heel to toe. And keep your hands down on your side. Okay. So, can you do that for me? Right foot in front of your left foot. >> Yep. Just like that. Just heel toe like me. That's okay. It's okay. >> I really don't want to. >> It's okay. If you look at me, it's right foot in front of your left foot. >> Okay. >> Hands on your side. Okay. And don't start the test until I until I explain the rest of the test. Okay. No. No. that stance. I want you to stay in that. >> Sorry. >> It's okay. Just stay stay in that position for me and I'm going to explain the rest of the test. >> Heels are not. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Starting with your right foot. >> Okay. >> I want you to take nine heel to toe steps forward like this. One 2 3 all the way up to nine. When you get to nine, I want you to turn and pivot around your front foot, taking short choppy steps like this. Once you're turned around, >> I want you to take nine more heel to toe steps back. Okay? >> Like this. One, two, three, all the way up to nine. >> Okay? While you're doing the test, you look down at your feet. >> Okay? >> Count like I did. >> Okay? >> And uh don't stop the test until it's complete. >> And make sure you keep your arms down at your side. >> Okay? Okay. Do you have any questions? Do you understand? >> Yeah. No, I got it. >> You got it. >> Nine. >> Okay. All right. You may begin. >> Sorry. >> Yep. You put your jacket on. >> Thank you. >> I'm just going to check the park real quick. Make sure nothing. >> Yeah, they're good. >> Sorry. >> It's okay. Hopefully that helps a little bit. All right. Good. >> Whenever you're ready, you may begin to test. Okay. You >> ready? Yep. Okay. That's like 10. >> Okay, that makes you turn. >> Is that 10? >> Yep. >> Or nine? >> That was 10. Go ahead. I'm sorry. >> Sorry. >> That's okay. All right. You decide. >> My heels. >> That's okay. >> I just realized I never done this in my heels. >> Okay. >> Um >> All right. That's okay. We'll move on to the next test. Okay. >> Sorry. >> That's okay. We're going to move on. We're going to move on to the next test. All right. >> Okay. >> So, just >> stand your feet together, your hands to your side for like just like more. Listen. Listen. Listen. >> Stop right here. Okay. We're going to move on to the next test. I'm going to explain it for you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> For this test, before I explain anything, I want you to keep your feet together, your hands to your side. Can you take them out of your pockets for me? I know it's cold. I know. All right. Just like this. Don't start the test until I tell you to start. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. For this test, whichever leg you feel more comfortable with. Okay. Give your right or your left. >> Okay. >> I want you to raise it 6 in off the ground like this. >> Okay. I want you to count out loud. 100 1,002 1003 until I tell you to stop. Okay? So So while you're doing the test, I want you to look down at your race foot. Count out loud like I did. >> Okay? >> Keep your hands at your side. >> Six. >> Okay. Now, count out loud until I tell you to stop. Okay. Good. >> Keep your hands down your side. And if you put your foot down at any point, just pick it right back up and continue the test. Do you have any questions? You understand? >> Yeah. No. No. I get it. >> Okay. You may begin. All right. >> All right. Ready? >> Sorry. >> Yep. You may begin. Go ahead. Okay. Okay. Wait. Ready. Go. Okay, now you put your hands behind back here. Okay, don't worry. Listen, listen. Listen to me. No problem. >> Yeah, just turn around. Put your hands behind back. Okay. All right. >> Here's what's going to happen. You're going to go do breath test. Okay. >> No breath test. You're going to be someone who's sober and that's it. You're not going to jail the other night. You're not serious about that. Um, I can't access your car right now till the power company comes out, but when I do, is there anything from the private you would like? >> Um, you have a purse now you want. >> What is a purse in there that you would like? Where's your license? >> No. >> I understand. Everybody's in there like a purse. >> Oh. Um, >> a wallet. Okay. You come this way. Okay. >> We're not going to this car. We're going to the one over here. Okay. >> I do. It's in my pocket. I'll bring it with us. Okay. >> We're going to get in the back seat on this side. So, watch your step. >> Okay. It's easier to go butt first. >> Can you? >> It's easier to go but first. Slide in like that. Okay. Careful. >> Out. No. Okay. I'm just making sure you're okay. All right. >> I'm going to put the seat belt on you. All right. >> Do you have my phone? >> I did. I'm going to keep it up front. Okay. >> I'm I'm driving the car. All right. Okay. >> Talk to you while you drive the car. >> Of course. All right. >> No, I don't. You're good. Yeah. Um, what do you need? >> Let me double check. I think I think I got one. >> I should I just >> Oh, you run the box. >> Got it. >> Yeah. Yeah. I should have one. >> Yes. >> They must be fed up with us. with an operator. >> Yeah. >> Sorry. You got one. >> Yeah. Right. Use my last one. Grabbing a packet from Jimmy. Is there any issues? Blame me. I got him. Just not a not the most organized. >> It's all right. >> All right. Thanks, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Keep the radio on. >> Yep. You got it. I just don't I don't bring it into Lincoln Park. Heat. Heat. 6:00 just one female link of our headquarters starting 529 49 I'm going to be heading over there as 69's clear and available. >> 61's going to remain on scene. Waiting on JC. All right. We're going to Lincoln Park headquarters because our breathalyzer machine is broken. So, we have to use theirs. And then once we're done there, I bring you back to Pquanic and you get and you Yep. And then we go back to Aquonic and you get picked up and that's it. Okay. 6:00. Final mileage 529 52. Lauren, when's your birthday? Please Yeah. See, I give it a >> I'll put the heat on for you. Okay. >> Yeah. 6 to7 >> transport one female back to police headquarters starting 52952. >> So now we're going back to Pquanic Police Headquarters >> and then you're getting picked up. Okay. Does my mom know that? >> Uh, you're going to I'm going to give you your phone and you're going to call her. >> Oh, good. >> What time is it? 1248 67 mileage 529 55 Where is it? Heat. Heat. We're just going to go straight with that offer over there. Okay. Go right inside. And you're going to be uncover straight ahead. And then the first door on your left. Walk through the be right here. And then make a left right there. There Yeah. Call here. Whoever you need to call you. Okay.