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What's going on? Officer Sing, please body cams on. Get your license registration, please. >> Listen, reason for the stop. You were like a couple feet away from that car in front of you. >> Uh, we didn't see the uh what's it call it in the front over there? The traffic stop. We didn't see the uh construction zone over there at the cones. >> Okay. This I mean, you were going pretty extremely close with that. Uh >> sorry, I'm just trying to get home. I got school in the morning. >> You're good. And you crossed over the the fog line a couple times. Where you guys uh come from? >> Uh New York. >> New York. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can you uh real quick? You're dumping trail mix all over your bag. >> Sorry. Yeah, it's all over one. >> Really? >> Did you uh smoke any weed today? >> No, I'm just trying to see if I can see my wall, but I can't really see your flashlight in my >> Oh, sorry. Pointed straight down. >> No, it's right here cuz she kind of dumped my wallet out. >> Okay. And where's your registration in this car? >> This isn't my car. I'm so sorry. >> Okay. >> Is this your car? >> Okay. And then do you have that prison shorts? Why are you in the back seat if this is your uh >> shoes? tired. She's kind of close to your sweatshirt. I'm sorry about that. I didn't realize that. That was the paperwork. >> Where are you guys heading to? >> I'm coming to Elite Club in New Jersey. >> You're hiding their little leg? >> Yeah. >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> None. >> None. Okay. You have a slight slurry. You have some stuff on your your shirt. >> I'm kind of there's there's a lot of >> She kind of threw up on me earlier, so I'm kind of sick. Okay. Yeah, you're sluring pretty good there, too. Um, listen, I'll be right back. I'm going to go check your license. Um, probably have another officer come out here and check your eyes. Make sure you're good to drive. >> All right. >> And then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Um, you said you haven't smoked any weed today? >> No. >> Okay. There's a bong in there, right? >> Yeah. It's in the bag. >> No, you're good. I I just seen it. Um, it's completely legal to have. It's not legal to drive on. That's all. >> She had it. I was kind of [ __ ] I was tired from New York. >> Okay. What What are you guys doing over in New York? >> Well, I was up in New York because I was trying to travel for cosmetology to get my license over there. >> Oh, okay. I was trying to change my life, which was >> Yeah. >> You drove the north. Where were you drinking at? >> She was at her friend's house in Anony's >> on 42nd Street. >> Oh, you've been drinking since New York? >> Yeah. >> Oh, man. All right. Listen, I'll be right back. Okay. >> All right. >> Sorry, officer. >> No, you're good. All right. Like I said, I'm going to have another officer come out. You're going to check your eyes, make sure you're good to drive. All right. Um, >> what time did you guys leave New York? >> Uh, we kind of took the bus around Hold on, I'll tell you. >> Oh, you took the bus to >> Yeah, we were 20 minutes away from home. We kind of were like 2 hours away. And then we came back here. >> Oh, okay. Where did you take the bus from? >> Uh, from Time Square, but we took the time. We took an Uber. Hold on. I'm actually going to >> I'm sorry. This is so many apps. It's just >> good. >> Your subject is currently 127. We left exactly 8:26 p.m. >> and it's currently 10:46. >> Where was the bus stop at? Closes to here. I mean, >> 628th Avenue in New York is where we got dropped off and then we got dropped off at 10:02 p.m. >> Oh, nice. >> Took the bus >> from Tom's River. >> Oh, from Tom's River. Yeah, that was my question. >> Yeah. From 400 Parkway, New Jersey. Okay. All right. What's going on, guys? All right, the other officers here. You mind stepping out for me? And we're going to go right up on the sidewalk so we're not uh >> How you doing? >> Watch your step. Watch your step. Stay. Oh, you just stop right there. Um All right. Uh I'm Officer Sy Barnagate. Just so you know, my camera is on. Okay. Um, what I'm going to ask you to do, do you have any problems with your eyes or anything like that? Okay. Uh, go ahead and stand with your feet together, heels and toes touching, arms down at your side. >> Okay. You're not wearing any contacts now or anything like that, are you? >> Okay. What I'm going to do is I'm going to move this pen. Okay. I want you to look at this pen with your eyes only. Don't move your head. >> Okay. I'm going to move this pen. Just follow with your eyes only. Understand that? Don't move your head. >> Did you drink tonight? >> No. >> You were not at the drive. You told me you were drinking. Keep following it. Okay. Um, are you lying to me? >> Huh? >> Are you lying to me? >> No. >> Your friend already gone yet? She said you had a few beers. So, why would she say that? >> That was earlier in the day. That was around like 12:00 p.m. >> All right. Well, you already lied because I asked you to be a drink today. That was earlier in the dead. That was like 12 a.m. in the afternoon. >> 4 out of six. >> Okay. I'm going to run you through two more tests real quick and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> And there it is. The classic I haven't had anything to drink defense immediately falls apart. Officer Sawyer catches Gina Desiato in a clear contradiction after her friend spills the beans. Notice how the officers remain calm, systematically building their case through the horizontal gaze nestagmas test where Gina already showed four out of six indicators of impairment. Lies rarely work on body cam, folks. What do you think? Should she have just been honest from the very start? >> So, the first test called the walk and turn test. You have any issues with your leg? >> Uh, I kind of fell down the stairs earlier last week. I kind of bruised up the whole side of this. Are you able to walk and turn? >> Uh, >> kind of. Yeah. >> Okay. >> But it's going to limp on this leg over here. >> Okay. Just try the best you can. All right. >> All right. So, what I want you to do for this test, I want you to put your right foot in front of your left like this, heel to toe, and your hands down at your side. I want you to stay in this position till I explain and demonstrate the test. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. For this test, I want you to look at your feet the entire time. I want you to take nine heel totoe steps in a straight line, counting each step out loud. Okay. On your ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot planted. You're going to take a series of small >> Wait, what? >> On your ninth your ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot planted. You're take >> which would be like the right or whatever dominant >> the one that's in front. >> Whatever one's in front after your ninth step. Okay. >> Then you're going to take a series of small pivoting steps to turn around. You're going to take nine heel totoe steps back in the opposite direction. >> Correct. >> Make sure you remember to stare at your toes the entire time and count each step out loud and meet heel to toe fashion. Okay, now I'm going to demonstrate for you. Like I said, right foot front to left, heel to toe, hands on your side. Nine this way. So, one, two, three. I did three for demonstration purposes. You're going to do nine. Okay. Leave this lead foot planted. Take a series of small pivoting steps like so. And then nine back. All right. >> One, two, three. I did three for demonstration purposes. You're going to do nine. Okay. Do you understand the test in its entirety? Okay. You may begin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> 8 9 Wait. All right. 9. >> Okay, perfect. Um, >> all right. This next test, >> I'm kind of nervous. >> This next test is the one leg stand test. What I want you to do is put your feet together. You're going your hands down at your side like this. All right. I want you to stay in this position so I explain and demonstrate the test. Do you understand? >> All right. Yes, I understand. >> Either foot of your choice, whatever you're better at balance with. You're going to lift one foot off the ground approximately 6 in. >> You're going to point your toe out keeping your foot parallel to the ground. Okay. >> Which way? This way or >> I'm I I'll I'll show you also. Okay. But listen, I want you to lift one foot up off the ground, approximately 6 in. I want you to point your toe straight out leaving your foot parallel to the ground. Okay. You're going to stare at your toe and count out loud using the 1,000 method. So, 1 1000, 2, 1,000, 3,000, so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Okay? And make sure when you're doing this test, you keep both your legs straight. All right. So, I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Right. Hands on side like this. Either toe either foot of your choice. Doesn't matter. Approximately 6 in off the ground. Toe straight out. Foot parallel to the ground. Stare your toe. Count loud. 1 1000 2 100 3 100. I count to 3,000. You're going to count until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? >> Yes, I understand. >> Okay. Do you understand the test in its entirety? >> Yes. >> Okay. You may begin. Wait, actually, one second. Joel, you mind keeping the timer for me? Oh, yeah. >> Do you have I don't have my phone on me. Just going to keep a timer to make sure we're we're good on time. All right. >> Really? How do I know that? >> You don't understand. It's test in entirety. >> Still 100,00 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 >> Wait, hold on. >> Keep going. >> Okay. 1 100 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 Sorry, I'm gonna >> No, you keep going. >> 100 2 1 Hold on. Sorry. My legs kind of like >> Just keep going until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> All right. You may stop. >> Hold on. >> No, you're good. You >> No, I got it. I got it. >> The test is over. Okay. You're good. >> Sorry. My life. >> How How much you had to drink? Not much. >> You can breathalyze me. >> What's not much? >> Like I only had one beer at the bar and that was at like 12 o'clock in the night. >> You didn't even tell me you went to a bar. You told me you went to New York to do cosmetolog cosmetology school. >> Yeah, I did. But then I went to retire to the bar. >> Okay. >> You said that was around 1:00. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Nothing on the way back. >> Okay. >> All right. Listen, what I want you to do is turn around and face away from me and put your hand on top of your head. I'm placing you under arrest for suspicion of driving while on toxicity. Can you reach your right hand back to me? >> Reach your left hand back to me. >> Jersey, can you stay here real quick? I got smaller cops here. >> Yeah, I got you. I got you. There's some quicker. >> Just keep it on the top of the list. >> Go to the next one. >> Take these off here real quick. I got smaller cups. >> Copy that. I'll call back. If you could just circle the building counterclockwise to make sure it's clear. Can we get the stuff out of there at least? Like our phones and stuff? >> Yeah, we can grab whatever uh Barnett 46 has to grab. Okay. >> All right. >> You want your phone, you said? >> Yeah. >> Go ahead. >> That DL64 sent you. The email 41 1024. >> Can she call her mother to pick up her car? It's not her car. Her mother is right there. >> We're going to go this way. >> Hold on. There's no holding on. You're under arrest for DWI. Your car's getting towed. As for John's car. >> Okay. That doesn't matter. You chose to drive it. >> You chose to drive it. So, >> you have anything to stick like that. Okay. >> You have nothing on your wall. >> In this pocket. All right. Get in. What's in the car? You need phone. >> Phone. There's a vape in there and a wallet. And my license. >> Phone. Wallet. I have your license. >> Yeah. Okay. You may step out. So, hold your arm so you don't fall. Okay. We're going to walk right outside door there. We can walk the sidewalk. >> As Gina is escorted into the station for further processing, the reality of the situation finally sets in. Driving under the influence, especially under the age of 21, carries massive legal consequences in New Jersey. Her Alcoa test would later reveal a BAC of 0.091%, 091% well over the legal limit leading to multiple citations and a mandatory vehicle impound under J's law. This serves as a stark, costly reminder of why you should never get behind the wheel after drinking. If you found this breakdown as intense as we did, hit that like button, share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to subscribe for more real life body cam breakdowns.
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