Hello, Corporal Fred of the State Troopers. You're being recorded. Can I get your license and registration for this one? >> Absolutely. Sorry. I uh I was feeling nauseous. >> How much did you drink tonight? >> Drink tonight? >> Yeah. >> Um I don't know anything since I don't even know what I ate. >> Okay. I can smell it a little bit. That's why I'm asking. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> No, I didn't drink anything since like 8:00. >> Okay. I mean, maybe you're just sweating it out. That's maybe that's what's making the smell. >> No, I don't think I'm I don't >> I mean, if you drank earlier, usually you you'll have the odor on you. That's >> So, I'm not really sure what >> The insurance is? >> Well, no, I know what it is. I just Oh, here it is. >> All right. Um you know, the reason why I stopped you is cuz you were kind of driving slow and kind of drifting a little bit. Um and then I smell obviously smell the odor of alcohol, which is why I asked you about it. Um so, I'm just going to have you step out. I just want to make sure you're good to drive. All right? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> So, that's my phone number. I'm going to write it down for you. >> That's the number of my attorney. Do you need me to turn my car off? >> I'm going to put you in the back. You can turn it off, leave it on, it doesn't matter. I'm just going to step right up into the front of your car. Do you have diabetes or anything like that? >> No. >> Um any medical conditions or injuries that affect your balance? >> No. >> Do you wear contacts or glasses? >> Yes. >> If you don't mind me asking, what are you wearing for? >> I I have a pretty bad eye glass prescription. >> Okay. Do you have contacts in now or >> Yes. >> Okay. Um All right. Good. Is your problem seeing far or seeing close? Like would you be able to see the top of my pen? >> Um no, I could not see that. I could see about this much. >> Okay. I'm going to come a little bit closer, but >> Five drinks, a Phillies game, and now she's standing on the side of Route 70 at midnight trying to convince a cop she's perfectly fine to drive. Aaron is holding it together on the outside, but Patrolman Denning didn't pull her over for nothing. He smells it. He sees it. And right now, [music] every single move she makes is either keeping her out of handcuffs or putting her in them. Her 1-year-old is home asleep. Her husband has no idea what's happening, and the next few minutes are going to decide exactly how this night ends. >> Yes. >> All right. I'm just going to check your eyes out, okay? What I want you to do is just put your feet together. Okay, and your hands by the side for me, okay? >> Okay. >> All right. Like I said, I'm just going to look at your eyes, all right? Do you see the top of my pen? >> Yes. >> All right. I want you to follow the top of my pen with your eyes. Your eyes only, all right? So don't move your head or anything like that, okay? >> Okay. I know I moved my head at one point, but it's fine. >> All right. All right, what I want you to do next, all right? I want you to take your right foot and put it in front of your left. I know you weren't Are those flip-flops? Do you want to do them with them on or would you rather take them off? >> Sorry. >> You can do them with them on? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right, what I want you to do is I want you to take your right foot and put it in front of your left just like this, all right? And I want you to keep your hands about that high. Can you get in that position for me now? >> This? >> Yep. I want you to remain in that position while I explain and demonstrate the test to you, okay? >> Yeah. >> Don't begin the test until I tell you to start, do you understand? >> Yeah. >> All right. When I tell you to start, I want you to take a series of nine steps walking straight down heel to toe just like this. One. Two. Three. You're going to go all the way down to nine. When you get that ninth step, I want you to pivot on your left foot, take a few small steps with your right, turn yourself around, and then nine steps walking back heel to toe just like this. One. Two. Three. Again, you're going to go all the way down to nine. Once you begin the test, do not stop and count out each step out loud. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Yes, I think I understand. So, nine steps forward and then nine steps back. >> Yes, heel to heel to toe just like that. >> Okay. >> Do you Do you Do you fully understand or do you want me to re-explain it to you? >> No, I think I understand. All right. So, this >> All right, you can turn around. Um just by watching you with your flip-flops, it seems like it kind of affects you a little bit. Yeah, would you rather do it without them on? >> Okay. >> All right. All right. While we're doing this, I'm just going to re-explain it to you again, okay? >> Yeah. >> All right, what I want you to do is take your right foot and put it in front of your left just like this. All right, you can do that now. >> Yep. >> All right, I want you to remain that position while I explain and demonstrate the test to you. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Don't begin the test until I tell you to start. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> All right, when I tell you to start, I want you to take a series of nine steps walking heel to toe straight down just like this. One. Two. Three. When you get to that ninth step, what I want you to take is your front foot, leave it on the ground, and take a few small steps with your back foot, turn yourself around just like this, all right? Then I want you to take nine steps walking heel to toe back. One. Two. Three. Once you begin the test, do not stop and count out each step out loud. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right, go ahead. >> So is it start on the left foot? >> Uh, no. >> Okay, so 1 2 3 >> Okay. All right, what I want you to do next, all right? Feet together, hands flat down at your side for me, all right? All right, again, I'm going to explain and demonstrate the test. I want you to stay in that position until I tell you to start. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right. When I tell you to start, I want you to raise either your left or your right foot approximately 6 in off the ground, just like this. Keep that bottom of your foot parallel to the surface. I want you to look straight down at your toe and count out loud, 1,001, 1,002, 1,003. Continue to count until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? >> Okay, yes, I understand. >> All right, go ahead. >> 1,001 1,001, 1,002 1,003, 1,004 1,005 1,006, 1,007 1,008, 1,009 1,010, 1,011 1,012, 1,013, 1,014 1,015, 1,014 1,015, 1,016 1,017, 1,018, 1,019 1,020 1,021 1,022 1,023 1,024 1,025 1,026 >> You can put your foot down. All right, one last test for me, okay? I want you to keep your feet together, hands flat down at your side. All right, I want you to take your pointer fingers and put them out just like this. >> Like this? >> All right. I'm going to keep my eyes open for this for demonstration purposes, but you're going to perform this test with your eyes closed, okay? >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to give you directions. So, when I say left, I want you to use the very tip of your left index finger, all right? Don't use the pad, just the very tip of your finger. You're going to bring straight up to the tip of your nose. You're going to bring it straight back down. All right, when I say right, same thing, just use the very tip of your finger, not the pad, just the very tip of your finger. You're going to bring it straight up, touch the tip of your nose, you're going to bring it straight back down. Okay? Do you understand? >> Yeah, it's too simple, but yes. >> All right. Now, you can close your eyes now. >> Okay. >> Left. Right. Left. Right. Right. Left. All right, you can open your eyes for me. All right, you can turn around for me. We're going to place you under arrest for driving while intoxicated. >> Mhm, all right. I can't believe this. Why? >> Um, because I'm determining that you I have a probable cause to believe that you're driving while intoxicated. >> Why? >> Based on your the tests. >> I don't think I did any of the tests incorrectly. I did everything correctly. >> All right, we're going to come straight back over here, okay? >> This is so unfair. >> I did. We're going to step right back over here, okay? >> This can be rough. >> Can I ask my phone number? I just I need to come walk right up over here, okay? >> Yeah. What's going on? Well, wait, I can't What's going on, please tell me. It's not real. >> All right, well, once we get to the station, I'll sit you down and we'll explain everything to female, okay? >> No, no, I need I need my phone. My husband >> I'll grab I'll grab whatever you want me to grab for you. >> Tell me what did what did I >> I'll grab whatever you want me to grab for you, okay? >> I'm not I'm I'm not comfortable with this. What what did I fail, please? Tell me. >> You You failed the test, so I'm going to be putting >> No, no, I don't feel comfortable with being told I failed the test. >> You can come right up over here. >> No, no, no, somebody else tell me, please. What part did I fail? >> All right, ma'am, please come up over here. >> I will I will come. I'm not I'm not trying to like fight it. I'm just like I am so sorry. >> All right, you can have a seat right in the car, okay? Do you have anything in your pockets or anything? >> I don't think so. I might have cash in my pocket. >> Okay. All right, you can have a seat. >> My Okay, this is the problem. My husband has my daughter at home who's sleeping. She's literally 1 year old. >> Okay, you're You're not going to jail tonight, okay? >> I know, but like what the heck is >> Just sit back for me so I can buckle you up, all right? >> I just have to know. I don't understand why I would be I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be like >> All right, just give me just a couple minutes. What else do you need? You want your phone? >> Yeah, I definitely need my phone. I mean, my whole wallet, I guess. >> Is your wallet on the seat or where's your wallet? >> I don't know. They're on the seat or yeah, or like in the middle or something. >> Okay. All right, you can step on out. Did you get inside the shoes on or I'm going to take the handcuffs off once we get inside. >> I'll probably be okay. They're a little difficult to get on over here and actually feel this. I don't need like a >> Okay, if you want to just wait, I'll I'll bring them in once I get you inside, I'll I'll take the cuffs off you. >> Okay. >> All right, you can go right up towards that officer. Go right here. Anything out of the car? >> I'm going to come right up over here. >> Just turn right to your left right here. >> She's inside the station now and the breathalyzer doesn't lie. Nearly double the legal limit. But before those results can even hold up in court, the machine throws a fault. So Aaron is cuffed back up, put in a patrol car and driven to a second station at Medford Lakes just to start the whole process over again. One lane drift on Route 70 just turned into a two-station nightmare. Drop your thoughts below. Do you think the outcome of this case was fair? 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