It's 4:00 a.m. in West Long Branch. An offduty officer has just trailed a Volkswagen for miles after watching it slam into a highway guard rail and keep driving. What starts as a roadside tip is about to escalate into a full DUI investigation as uniformed officers step in to find out exactly why the driver didn't stop. >> Hello, Shbury. Please have your license, registration, insurance going on. >> Um, >> just a few quick things I got to tell you. One, I'm wearing a body camera, so I tell everybody. And number two, you know I stopped you. Do you know I stopped you? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Actually, I don't know why you >> You have no headlights on. >> Then you should be licensed on you, too. I really like myself. It's not back there. I put my purse right here. And you came in your right here. >> There we go. >> Sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> That's all right. >> Perfect. That's your driving record. Never in the right. >> Gotcha. Okay, just give me a second. I'll be right back. >> How do you pronounce your last name? Is it Huff Nagel? Is that how you pronounce it? You do me a favor. Step out the car for me. Just want to make sure you're okay to drive. >> Hold on one second. Wait. That's perfect. How you going? I just didn't want to court it. Thank you. And then just go up to the sidewalk over there. Just keep your hands out your pockets for me. Up on the sidewalk, please. >> Yep. There you go. And then just see where my light is. >> Right back there. Perfect. And then face. Perfect. There we go. Hands to your pocket for me on your at your sides. All right. Just going to do a few quick tests. If there's anything that you don't understand, sometimes I talk a little fast. Just tell me to repeat myself. I will. All right. So, first things first, what I want you to do is stand your feet together, your hands at your side for like you have. Good. See this pen? >> Yes. >> What I'm going to do is I'm going to make a few passes across your face. Okay? I just want you to follow this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. You understand everything I told you so far? Like I said, just follow the pen. Try not to move your head. Right. Don't move. Just your eyes. There you go. All the way. Perfect. Your >> Keep your like like you're looking straight at me. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. It's all right. Like you're looking straight at me. Okay. Just your eyes. It's all right. Just keep on Few more. All right. Doing a good good job. Okay. Now we go up this time. All right. Same thing. Get right where it is. Just your eyes only. Good. All right. Next one. What I want you to do, same thing. No, stay where you are. >> Oh, sorry. >> Yeah. It's It's okay. It's okay. I'm going to explain it to you. All right. Just when I explain it to you, just follow directions. All right. If I I'm going to tell you when to start the test, when to walk or what not. So, just follow my directions. All right. What I want you to do first, put your left foot on the ground and then put your right foot in front of your left heel to toe like I'm standing. So you can do that for me now. Perfect. Heel to toe. Perfect. Now stay like that the whole time until I tell you to start. Okay. When I tell you to start, what I want you to do is take nine little toe steps in a straight line. I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay? So just watch what I do. Demonstrate it. Then you're going to do it. All right? So when I tell you to start, you're going to do nine heel toe steps in a straight line like so. Okay? Each step out loud. One, two, three. I'm only going to do three to show you. You're going to do nine, right? >> Nine. >> Yep. Once you once you get to nine, leave that lead from the ground. Here's the small steps to turn back around. Nine steps back. Same thing. Counting each step out loud. One, two, three, all the way to nine. Right. >> So, it's nine steps down, heel to toe. Counting each step out loud. Turn back around. Same thing. Nine steps back, heel to toe, counting each step out loud. You understand everything I told you? >> Yes. Okay, you can start. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Yep. And then nine back. >> One 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Good. Last one. >> All right. What I need you to do like the first time, like the first starting position we did, feet together, hands at your side. All right. When I tell you to, same thing. I'm going to give you directions. Don't start until I tell you to. You're going to pick a leg of your choosing. I don't care which one, but I'm I'm just going to do it with my right. All right. So, when I tell you to pick a leg of your choosing, you're going to lift 6 in off the ground like so. You're going to count out loud. 100,00 one 100 two 1003 You're gonna keep going until I tell you to stop. You understand? The whole time you're doing the test, keep your hands at your side. >> And I want you to look at your race foot. Hold on one second. >> Oh, you can begin. >> 1,00 1 1,00 >> Keep your hands on your side, too. Here come the field sobriety tests. Officer Kemp is administering the walk and turn, a divided attention test designed to split the brain's focus between physical balance and mental processing. Watch closely. Stepping off the line, missing heel to toe, or starting too early are all distinct clues of impairment. How steady does she look to you? 100,004 1005 1006 sorry >> 1001 100 1 2 Sorry >> it's right >> 1001 10023 10045 1006 1007 1008 >> Cool >> I'm not very well >> that's Hey, hey, you do me a favor. Turn around for me. >> Yeah. >> You're in arrest for DWI. Do you have anything on you in your pockets or anything like that? >> No. >> All right. Do you have a wallet and your phone in the car? >> What's What's in the carpet? Cuz what we're going to do, we're going to bring you in, right? You're like I said, you're under rescue. We're going to bring you inside. We just need a phone if you have it on you in your wallet cuz you're going to you're going to you're going to get released to uh we're going to call someone for you. You're going to come this way with me. I'm I'll talk to your friends once you're in the car. >> I don't have my phone. I don't have my wallet. >> Okay. All right. That's fine. We we'll bring we'll bring your your friends inside with us then too. They're not in trouble. Hey, right here. Hold on one second. >> You can I can hop in the course. >> Could you say to my friends? >> Yeah. >> Let's call Ashley. >> Let's call Ashley. Okay, that's fine. Yep. Yep. We might They might be coming inside, too. Like I said, they're not in trouble or anything. Okay. And while we're going in and we're inside, I'll explain everything to you. All right. 4539. Have one female 41 for 450. >> This is from 450. >> Hey, look. Your friend's under arrest for DWI. Um, she said to call Ashley, >> her sister. >> I She just said told She said tell my friends to call. Oh, you got it. Okay. All right. Look. So, here's here's the thing. You guys aren't in any trouble. All right. Um, what I do ask for both of you to do though, if you can step out of the car for me, so you're not in trouble or anything. >> Yeah, of course. >> We're going to So, what's going to end up happening is her cars >> Oh, I'll wait for both of you to get out. >> Does she have a phone in the car by any chance that you know? >> Um, we just had it and >> I have it now. >> Perfect. Okay. Just hold on to it for me. Yeah. I'm just going to No problem. >> And is that her purse? >> Yes. You can grab if you can grab it for me, please. All right. Look, just real quick, let me just explain it to you guys. Um, her car gets impounded. Okay? So, we're going to have a tow truck come. Okay? You two are free to go. >> If you want to get a ride, >> well, what we can do for you, I don't want to leave you on the side of the road. >> If you if you want to come when Officer Ber here is going to wait for the tow truck. If you guys can ride, we can bring you back to our police department. You guys can get a ride from there just so you're not standing on the side of Route 35. That That's what I was going to say. The only thing is I just got to look in the car real quick for a few things. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. And then like I said, >> where's Carly going? >> To Shbury Police Department. We're working on the street there. All right. >> I think I'm going to go there. >> That's fine. Yeah. You're just going to have to wait until the tow truck comes. All right. >> No, I think we're good. Hey, just open a glove box real quick. Should have a ton of baits on her, but I think it's just literally Oh, I just ask her. >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, I just want to see if she uh >> Yeah, please. >> Did you already get her DL and everything? >> I have her DL, her insurance, and her registration. >> Okay. That's your wallet. And then I'll take her phone cuz she's going to we're going to we're going to let her call whoever she needs to call. You already called her sister or whoever Ashley is. >> I don't I don't have her number. >> Well, I'll I'll let her use her phone. That's not it. That's not the end of the world. All right. And then you have you have her purse and you're going to come inside. >> I have everything. >> All right. Yeah. Um just hang tight and then we'll uh we'll let you know. >> All right. So, look, I have your phone here. I'm going to put it on the I'm going to put it on the front seat on the floor. is going to come inside with us when it can. All right. And then the other thing is too, >> they're going to come inside and wait for you. All right. So, just so you know that. And then um your your car gets towed. So, we got to wait for a tow truck. >> And then if you go around back, we're going to go to the door over there. This way. Not over here. Yep. Go right over there. And then after you then make a right. And then there's you see a bench right there on the right. Just stand by the bench for me. Right there. Just stand right there for me. All right. Just um do me a favor. Just stand stand up for me and I'm just going to uncuff you. All right. Do you have anything in your pockets or anything like that? >> No. >> All right. Just do me a favor. Just turn them inside out for me if you can. I got to read some paperwork. All right. Just Just turn your pockets inside out if you can. Yeah. Like reach in and pull them out. Perfect. Other one, too. Thank you. All right. You can sit. >> I can see. You're fine. >> All right. >> Just sit down for me. All right. Then I'm just going to I have to I have to cut. No, no, he's just one arm. All right. While you're back here, you got to keep read a few things to you real quick and then I'll uh so my hands crime is >> Mhm. They're [clears throat] they're going to be on the other side of the uh wall pretty much like they'll So what happens here? I'll tell you real quick. Um when we're done, it's New New Jersey. This is a criminal offense. It's a traffic ticket. So you get released to to somebody else, right? So as long as a person who's sober can come pick you up, we can release you to them. All right. It's going to we're going to be here for 20 to 30 minutes. All right. So you have been arrested for driving long talks to an NJS39450. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of your breath samples, including the test results, will be made upon your request. A copy of that record will be made available to you. After you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driving resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as refusal to submit the breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform a test, or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit the breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? You have a verbal besides a thumbs up. >> My dad would say no, but >> what do you say? >> Yes. >> Okay. The investigation confirmed the offduty officer's suspicions. Lexi blew a58, nearly double the legal limit. It's a stark reminder that public safety is a 24/7 job. 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. All right, guys. She's going to be down at Orient Road Jail. She has to be held for eight hours before she can bail out. >> Can I get her phone number from her real quick? >> Uh, she she has her phone. >> Um, no, but she probably knows her phone number. Uh, here real quick. >> I'm going to She's going to need to take her phone with her. >> Is it okay if I >> Well, not yet. I'm just saying. Does she have a phone? >> Yes, she has a phone. >> Okay. Does she have >> Does she have uh your number in her phone? >> Yes, she does. She'll be able to get it out of her phone. >> Promise. >> I promise. >> Deal. >> Um, can you tell her that she can absolutely call me? I mean, like, yeah. So, >> sure will. You guys are free to go. Okay. >> Deal. >> Have a safe night. >> It's 3:00 a.m. in Tampa. Officer Bailey spots a ghost car driving without headlights and blocking a crosswalk. What starts as a standard traffic stop shifts gears the moment the driver admits she's coming from a bar. Watch closely as the officer investigates. Is this just a simple mistake or is the driver hiding a dangerous level of impairment? >> Driver, roll down your back window, please. That's good. Good evening. >> Officer Bailey, Tampa Police Department. >> Yeah. >> Ma'am, do you have any idea why I pulled you over? >> No, I do not. >> Are you aware your lights are turned off? >> I did not. >> Now they're on. There you go. >> I'm so sorry. >> You got your driver's license, registration, insurance card with you. All right. It's your driver's license and your registration. How about your insurance? >> Um, I think I might have >> Is this your current address on >> Um, that is my mom's. It's not my current here in Tampa, but it's my mom's address. Let me see if I can get my insurance. >> Is this vehicle registered to you? >> Yes, it's to me. Mhm. It should be me and my mom on it together. But yes. >> And where y'all coming from? >> Um I just picked them up from Bar Howard. >> You just picked them up? >> Mhm. >> So you weren't hanging out at Barh Howard yourself? >> I was not. No. >> Where you headed now? >> Um I'm taking them home today. Where's your house? >> To Channel Side. >> Bel Channel Side. That's where I'm going. >> You're going to Channel Side? >> Yeah. You guys, you're going the wrong way. >> My maps routed us around this thing. Up to the stop sign to the right. And Miss Sans, how much have you had to drink tonight? >> Um, nothing much earlier today, but not anything recently. >> All right. How much was that earlier today? >> Two drinks. >> Two drinks. >> Mhm. 682 54 not connecting. >> Is there a reason that your your lights are turned off? >> Um, no. I just wasn't aware. We literally just left. I just picked them up. So, I was not aware that they were turned off. Um, I would have to call her to get my >> Do you not have the uh the app? Um the app for >> the app for your insurance. >> I do not on my phone. Um >> I can call her. >> Oh, don't worry about it. >> Miss Sans here. >> You going to have that back? >> You step out of the vehicle so I can make sure that you're uh okay to be driving. >> There you go. You stand right over there behind your car. I'll be with you in just a second. Is your license valid and everything? >> All right, Miss Sans. >> You stand over here for me. Face me. >> All right, Miss Sans, like I said, the reason I asked you to step out of the vehicle is based on some observations I made of your driving. Mhm. >> And while talking to you, I'm a little concerned about your sobriety. I want to make sure it's safe for you to be driving. All right. Now, do you suffer from any kind of medical problems I might need to be aware of? Are you a diabetic? No. >> Do you take insulin? Do >> you have seizures? High blood pressure? you taking medication for any reason? >> Not any do you have any problems with your eyes? >> Do you wear glasses or contacts? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Not blind any other eye or anything like that. >> Now, one of the things I'd like to do to help me determine your sobriety is to check your eyes. Is that okay? >> Yeah. >> All right. Can you move the hair out of your face for me? >> All right. You stand right where you're at. >> Sure. >> Sides of your feet touching. Hands all the way down at your side just like this. All right. Can you see the light I'm holding in front of your face? What color is it? >> Red. >> All right. Here's what I want you to I want you to look at that red light. >> Mhm. >> Follow the red light with your eyes only while keeping your head completely still. >> Okay? >> Do you understand? >> No. >> Don't move your head, only your eyes. Let's try that again. Good. Good. Remember, keep your head completely still. >> Sorry, I have it. All right, you can relax. All right, Miss Sans, listen. I'm seeing some medications in your eyes that's causing some concern. So, what I'd like to do is continue our investigation and ask that you perform some additional field sobriety exercises. That would consist of you walking a line and standing on one leg. Do you have any injuries or physical defects that would prevent you from being able to walk a line or stand on one leg? That's >> okay. Are you willing to do those exercises for me? >> I guess. >> Okay. Um, so we can use the roadway right here. Um, just stand right here behind your car. I'm going to put a piece of tape on the ground and I'll be with you in just a second. Okay. >> It's on a It's on a slant. >> Can you just uh pull up right next to me and we'll just use this lane. 12 unit to a 28 report that can be one, but I'm coming from. Would >> you keep your hands out of your pockets for me, Miss Sans? >> Thank you. Step right over here. Can you stand on that on the end of that piece of tape? Just hold it down for me with your foot. Go. All right, you can step off of it now. >> The infamous two drinks defense is about to be tested. The officer moves to the walk and turn. Pay attention. This isn't just a balance test. It's a listening test. Can she follow complex instructions while managing her body? If she starts too soon or misses a step, the investigation is essentially over. >> I'm not going to try to trick you or surprise you. It is important though that you follow my instructions exactly. So, if there's anything about these instructions that you don't understand, just make sure you ask questions when I give you the chance. >> Do you understand so far? >> Okay. Now, I know this sounds like a silly question, but I have to ask, do you know your right from your left? Show me your left hand. Okay, good. Here's what I want you to do right now. Okay. Go ahead and take your left foot, place it directly on the line at the beginning of the line. Now take your right foot and place it in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe. Next, put your hands all the way down at your side, touching your legs. Then stay in that position and don't do anything else until I tell you to. Do you understand so far? I need a yes or a no from you. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Now, when I tell you to, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps down the line. Turn around like I'm about to show you and then take nine heel totoe steps back. I'm going to demonstrate. It's going to look just like this. From the starting position, I want you to start walking with your back foot while looking down at your feet. Count each step out loud as you walk like this. 1 2 3 and so on until you get to nine. Once you get to nine, keep your front foot on the line. You're going to take your back foot off and use your back foot to take a series of steps around your front foot to turn around. Once you've turned around, take nine heel to toe steps back. Again, looking down at your feet and counting each step out loud as you walk like this. One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. Make sure every step touches heel to toe. Keep your hands down at your side the entire time. Don't step off the line, and don't stop walking till you complete the entire exercise. Do you understand the instructions? >> I need a yes or a no from you. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have any questions? >> All right, ma'am. If you don't have any questions and you think you understand, whenever you're ready, you may begin. All right, go ahead and relax. >> All right, stand right here on top of that light. Turn and face my car. All right, I want you to stand with your feet all the way together. Hands all the way down at your side touching your legs. Stay in that position. Don't do anything else until I tell you to. Do you understand so far? Now, when I tell you to, you're going to raise one foot, either foot of your choice about 6 in off the ground with your foot parallel to the ground. Now, 6 in is about that high. It's about the height of a soda can. I'm going to demonstrate for you. It's going to look just like this. Either foot of your choice about 6 in high. Notice how my foot is parallel with the ground. Both legs are straight. Hands all the way down at your side touching your legs. Then looking while looking down at your race foot, I want you to count out loud like this. 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Don't raise your arms for balance. Don't hop. Don't sway. And don't put your foot down. Okay. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have any questions about the instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, ma'am. If you don't have any questions and you think you understand, whenever you're ready, you may begin. Keep your foot parallel to the ground. >> Make sure you're looking at your foot. 2013 2018 2016 2018 2019 >> Keep going. All right, you can stop. All right, go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. Unfortunately, I do believe you're impaired at this time. I am placing you under arrest for DUI. All right, step right over here for me. 6825 signal one. You have a female available for >> search 682. Are there any Soho units that are closer that I can just bring her to? >> Any female Soho units? >> What your head is? >> Yeah. He's a paniac. He said he can bring him. >> All right, guys. She's going to be down in Orient Road Jail. She has to be held for 8 hours before she can bail out. >> Can I get her phone number from her real quick? >> Uh, she she has her phone. >> Um, no, but she probably knows her phone number. Uh, can you hand me real quick? I'm going to She's going to need to take her phone with her. >> Is it okay if I >> Well, not yet. I'm just saying. Does she have a phone? >> Yeah, she has a phone. >> Does she have >> Does she have uh your number in her phone? >> Yes, she does. >> She'll be able to get it out of her phone. >> Promise. >> I promise. >> Deal. >> Okay. >> Um can you tell her that she can absolutely call me? I mean like Yeah. So, >> sure will you guys are free to go. Okay. >> Deal. >> Have a safe night. Thank you. All right, Miss Sand, your friend says that you can give her a call when you get to jail. Okay. So, she'll come help get you out. Uh, do you have anything in on you that I need to be concerned about? >> I do not. No. Um, I do need her phone number because >> Do you have your You have it in your phone, correct? >> It is in my phone. >> I have your phone. You'll be able to get it out of your phone. Um, do you have any any property in the vehicle besides your wallet and your phone that you need me to get for you? >> I do not know. Are there any firearms or anything in the car that need to be secured? >> Okay. >> Um, is I have a question for you. >> Yeah. >> Is I know is there any way I could talk to her? I do have a dog that I need to >> do does she have your house key? Are you guys roommates or anything? >> No, she does not have my house key now. >> Do you have your house key with you? >> It's on my keys. >> Do you want her to take it? >> Is there Am I going to be overnight >> for 8 hours? >> That's up to you. I would like her to have it so she can do that for me. Um, >> ma'am, are you willing to go let her dog out? >> Well, yeah. I I would give you her key if you're willing to do that. >> Do you know where she lives? >> No, I have absolutely no. >> Hang on. Which one of these keys do you want her to take? >> It's the dog. It's the paw print. >> You want the paw prints on it? >> That's my house key. But you also need to take the key fob on there. It's the one. >> This one right here. >> Um, yep. That's my front my front house key. And then the key fob on there. It's the one to get into the apartment building. If you go in through the parking garage, it won't let >> this one right here. >> Yep. That's the key thing. >> So, that's all she needs. >> Uhhuh. >> Deal. Um, >> if you go in through the parking garage, it won't make you use the key, but to get in through the bottom, it will. >> All right. Deal. Um, as soon as I can, I will definitely get over there. >> My lights are like on behind you. >> Wow. I think I saw you girls earlier. You guys all have blue shirts on. >> Yeah. Was >> your school colors or something? You guys just matching >> to go to USB. >> So when we first met up earlier, she came to my work and so we had our friends. We actually moved here. >> So yeah, USF tonight >> from Gainesville. >> Yeah. >> Are you guys done with college or you still Yeah, >> I'm still working on >> I changed my major. Getting a different degree now. >> I'm working. >> Let me guess. You're an engineer. >> Construction manager. >> Oh, there we go. >> Stereotyping. >> Boyfriend stereotyping. >> He's just got that cleancut engineer look about him. >> He definitely looks like >> And it's the striped shirt. >> Yeah. >> Can you do me a favor and call Garrett now? Yes. What's his number? Do you know it by heart? >> Yeah. >> Can you find your legs for me? >> That stuff is terrible for you. >> I've done worse, man. >> Even the guy that sells it says it's bad. >> I don't need worse than cigarette. No, no judgment. >> No, no, no judgment. Even he said it was horrible. >> Eric Clapton told my mom that she was a beautiful woman, but she'd look more beautiful without the cigarette. She cussed him out, walked away. Next day she quit smoking, hasn't smoken tells you something. I mean, usually you >> Okay. >> Well, I'm sure that he can bring you up to speed on it. >> Just a DUI. >> Yeah. or my mom. Can I give you my mom's number? >> Yes, you can. >> Sorry. >> Are you ready? >> Got here fast. >> Close it. >> Yeah, you did. No, it's fine. Thank you. >> Yeah. What's your mom's number? >> I was hoping. I mean, are there no >> What's that? >> What jail is my go to? >> Orient road. >> Orient road. >> I got to get going, guys. >> Yeah, it was it's me and um Frank, but I I didn't I don't mind at all. >> Well, cuz um Sarah's working. She was coming from the causeway. >> Yeah. No, I got >> You did. Thank you so much. >> No problem. >> Have a good one. >> David David for I'm going to be 108 and back signal 15 please time >> 682 >> 1035 is CBT with an adult female starting is 133152 Somewhere good. All right. That's our video. sit up back for you today. 67 driver standby fort. probably 671. >> Step out for me. Stand right here facing my car. All right, we're walking right towards this door under the yellow light. All right, ma'am. The next part of this process is going to be a breath test. Are you going to take the breath test? If you responded, I couldn't hear you. Just need a yes or no. >> Okay, >> ma'am. >> Um, yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your mouth like gum or anything like that? Look at me. Open your mouth. Lift up your tongue. >> Sierra was polite and cooperative. But kindness doesn't cancel out a 0.156% BAC. Nearly double the legal limit. She went to jail and her friends walked home. A tough lesson. Reliable rides save lives. 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. It's 1:37 a.m. on a dark New Jersey highway. Officer Reeves spots a black Nissan drifting across lanes on Route 130. What starts as a standard traffic stop quickly unravels when the officer spots open liquor bottles right next to the driver. Let's see how this unfolds. >> How you doing, ma'am? Officer Re, please give your license registration proof of insurance. >> Yes, my license. Hello luck. No, I have everything. Just give me a shel. >> Where you coming from tonight? >> Um, I was at Var. >> At what? >> Vera? >> What is that? >> The nightclub. >> All right. You had anything to drink tonight there? >> Um, yes, I did have one drink. >> You had one drink? >> Yeah. >> Did you have any uh screw ball or anything before you got there? >> Yeah, I did. >> You did? >> Yeah. >> Were you drinking while you're driving? No, I'm not drinking while I'm driving now. >> Where were you earlier? >> I was at Vera like I just said. >> Hey, can you hop out from your >> Sure. >> Now you worry cuz I don't know where the There you go. You can just leave your purse in the car. We're not going to worry about it a second. >> Just do me a favor. Stand right behind your car. Okay. Um, so so the reason I stopped you, I was driving about a mile there. You were driving over the white solid line. You were in the right lane. Driving over the right solid line a couple times there. Okay. Um, you're slurring your words a bit. I can smell a little bit of alcohol coming off you. You have a fireball shooter in your center console and you have a fireball mostly empty open on your floorboard in your passenger seat. >> Yeah. >> How much did you drink tonight? How much did you drink tonight? >> Before I went to Vera. Yes, I did have the fireball before I went to Vera, but other than that, >> how much did you have a Vera? >> Um, I've had probably like a shot when I got to Vera, but that was about it. Me and my friend were just like dancing. How long were you there for? >> Um, probably like an hour and a half. >> You get a shot at Barrett in Philadelphia in an hour. >> No, in Jersey Philadelphia. >> In Jersey? >> Yeah, in Toronto. Yeah. >> Okay. >> No, I stay right there in Delan. >> Okay. Wait, wait, where did you stay at? >> Right there in Delan. >> We're at Delan. >> So, why are you driving this way then? >> Um, because I was going to be a little frisky and see my little boo, but then I was thinking maybe not. >> Okay. >> You have a problem with your eyes? I have contact. >> What I want you to do is just keep your hand still. Okay. What I'm going to do is I'm going to move the pen from side to side. Okay. I want you to follow the pen without moving your hand. Okay. >> Notice the conflict here. She claims just one shot, but the open fireball shooters, slurred speech, and erratic driving tell a different story. Officer Reeves has enough suspicion now to conduct field sobriety tests to confirm impairment. If you were the officer, would you believe her timeline? second [ __ ] Heat. Heat. Okay. Um, I'm going to run you through two more tests. Okay. Just like I said, I just want to make sure everything's good. Do you have any issues with your balance that would impede you from taking a couple tests for me? >> No. >> No. >> I mean, >> no. Okay. >> I just have I wear contacts, so >> Oh, it's going to be for your legs. Anything issues with your balance or anything that will keep you standing up upright? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Yeah. So, you do me a favor. You stand around this line right here. >> Yeah. What you're going to do is you're going to put your right foot in front of your left in the heel toe position just like this. Okay. You're going to hold that. Okay, put your put your left foot on the line and put your Okay, put your right foot right there and hold that position until I tell you. Now, keep your hands to your side. Keep your hands to your side. Okay, I'm going to demonstrate the test for you. Okay, you're going to take a series of nine steps in the heel toe position just like this. One, two, three. I did three. You're going to do nine. Okay. Once you get to the ninth step, you're going to pop your back foot out, do a series of small steps, and get back in the starting position, the heel toe position. Okay? Once you get back into position, you're going to do a series of nine steps back. Counting out loud. One, two, three. Once again, I did three. You're going to do nine. Okay. Do you understand my instructions? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You maybe get it. >> Yep. took my [ __ ] Took my [ __ ] >> Remember heel toe. You got to do heel to toe. Heel toe. >> You not none of them you touched with line back. 10. Okay. Uh we got one more test uh with either of your legs. Whichever leg you feel more comfortable with. Okay. You're going to stand with your hands to your side, feet just like this. When I tell you to begin, you're going to begin. You're going to lift whatever foot you prefer up six inches off the ground, parallel to the ground, just like this. Okay. You're going to count out loud. 1 100 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 until I tell you to stop. Okay. Do you understand? >> So start at 1,000. >> Yes. >> 1 1,002 >> 6 in. >> I can't touch the floor. >> No. 6 in off the ground. Just like this. Just like this. >> Hands your side. I didn't say I was that one 1 100 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 700 800 9 100 You stop. Stay right here for a second. Do a favor. Turn around. Put your hands on your back. You're under arrest for driving while intoxicate. >> After failing the walk and turn and putting her foot down repeatedly on the one leg stand, [music] the probable cause is solid. Officer Reeves moves immediately to arrest. In New Jersey, this triggers J's law, mandating her vehicle be impounded for 12 hours. No exceptions. >> No. Step back to my car. >> How do I get back? >> All right. So, basically what's going to happen is we'll go back to the station. Okay. Um, we'll read you your rights. Uh, get provide two samples. >> Two, two breath samples. >> No, no, no, no. Breath samples. Okay. Um, and then you call someone to come pick you up. >> Well, what about my car? >> Your car gets towed for 12 hours for impound. Okay. >> I have to pay for that, too. >> Yeah. So, basically, let me explain to you. So, whenever there's a DUI, whenever you get arrested for DUI, okay, there's a law we have. It's called John's law. So basically what that means is there wasn't someone in the past that got released from a while and driving while intoxicated. They got in their car, hit someone, killed them. Okay? So it's a countrywide rule that we have to follow. >> And I get that, but I would never >> I I know some people everyone says that it's for our safal cuz I'm a mom and I would never I know. I trust me. >> My dad is in jail right now for that dumb [ __ ] >> Okay. Never mind. I'm not going to say that. >> Yeah. That really >> Do me a favor. Can you open your or spread your legs for me real quick? You said you have nothing on you, right? Absolutely. Okay. I'm just going to use the back side of my hand to trick your pants. I'm sorry. >> So, you said you didn't know where your purse was. >> My purse is in my car. >> Or not your purse. Your wallet. >> My wallet is in my car. >> Is your ID now? >> From my registration. >> We're not going to give her about the registration. >> It was It's the fact about the registration. I never printed that for me. >> Stupid [ __ ] out. >> Turn this way. Turn this way. There you go. Up the leg. Good. There you go. Seat. Yeah. It's going to be a little uncomfortable. Okay. Are >> they tight? Hold on. Let me see. >> All right. They're not as tight. Okay. I can't tight. I can't loosen off any more than that. Okay. One second. Watch your arm. All right, ma'am. What's your first name? >> Alexis. >> Alexis. >> What's your last name? >> Newberry. N U B E R R Y. Okay. Um, where do you live at? Uh, I'm going to read you your Miranda rights real quick. Okay. Um, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? >> I need verbal yes or no? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand that? >> Mhm. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. Do you understand that? >> What's that? >> Yes. >> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed at no cost to represent you before any questioning if you wish to wish one. Do you understand that? What was it? If you agree to talk to us, the decision to weigh these rights is not final and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish, either before or during questioning. Do you understand that? >> If you Okay. Yeah. If if you agree to talk to us, a decision to wave these rights is not final and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish, either before or during questioning. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you spell your first name for me? >> A L E X I S. Last name >> N E W B E R R Y. >> Was it Barry? B E R R Y. >> Okay. Yeah. B E R Y. >> All right. Now, like I said, we'll try to get back to the station ASAP. >> So, my child, >> you're not going to jail. >> Well, >> so state New Jersey uh driving while under the influence is just traffic tickets. Okay. Just traffic tickets. All it is. Okay. So, basically what we're going to do is like I said, we're going to once we get done here, okay, your vehicle is going to get towed. >> Okay. >> Yeah, but I've got to pay for that. >> I I know, but it's something I don't have. >> I I have zero discretion with that. We have to Okay. It's a law we have to follow. Um myself and you are going to head back to the station. Another officer, you're going to >> sit by for 20 minutes. >> Okay. 20 minutes. We have to do a 20-minute observation. We're going to buy two breath samples and then you get out of here. You're not going to jail. You're going to get issued a couple tickets tonight and that's it. That's going to have to drive me and my car back. >> Your car is getting towed. >> I'm a college student. Yeah, but is someone going to drive my car back? >> If you can't get a ride home, we'll get you a ride home. >> I don't have a ride home. >> Okay. So, if we have to, we'll try. >> I don't think I mean I don't remember his phone number by heart. Unless I want to take my phone. >> We're take Yeah, we're going to take your purse, your phone. Everything's gone with us. It's not staying in the car. >> If that's my the white purse, that's my purse. >> Your little wallet fell on the floor. I picked that up. That has your license and all. >> Yeah, I was wondering where that went. >> Yeah, I got that. I mean, I I have the car key to stay with the car, but the rest of the key is I put in your car first. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> All right, Alexis. All right. I'm going to ask you once again. How much did you drink tonight? Just be honest. >> I literally had one or two or one or two drinks. >> Drinks. What were the drinks? >> I I can't tell you. It was whiskey. That was literally it. >> Like shots or like mixed drinks? >> No, it was shots. >> Shots. Okay. >> Yeah. >> And how many uh shots of fireball or not fireball? screw ball did you have? >> Just before I went there, which was about before 8:00 p.m. >> Okay. So, you got there at 8:00 p.m. You had a couple shots. >> Yeah. >> What time did you get there? >> Uh, I don't know. I would have >> I think I left. It depends on when he texted me cuz when he texted me and told me I have this whole thing with my baby dad. He texted me, told me he was going to be home. I'm always with the kids. So, I was like, I'm going out. >> So, you don't know what time you got there at? >> So, yeah. Yeah, it was probably like 8:30, maybe 8:40. I don't know. It really depends on my text. >> What time did you leave? >> It really depends on my text message. She just >> Okay. So, what time you left? >> Yeah, because I know when I texted him, I told him that I wasn't home. That was probably like 10 20 minutes before I left. >> Okay. We're not going to worry about this for a second. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Watch your arm. Hop out for me. Got you. Yep. We're almost there. Got you. Here. Okay. Up the steps. We're almost there. Like one more minute and the cuffs are going to come off. Do me a favor. Just face that wall. Fix in a second down here. Make a right. That sign says stop. Quicker we get in the bench, the quicker you get the cuffs off here. All right, >> take a left here. Turn around. Walk right here. Turn around. Stand up. It's easier. I know. I know. It's going to be uncomfortable for a second. One second. Cuff your right hand on top of your head for me. Thank you. If you do me a favor, can you step over here? I just got to take two sets of pictures or one set of pictures for uh or in house. It's only in house. It doesn't go anywhere else. Huh? No, it doesn't go post anywhere. So, it stays strictly in house. Let's go over here. Take a right. You're going to see two footsteps inside them for me. What's your sister's name? Was it Jacqueline? Jack step over here real quick for me. One second. Okay, good. So, I believe the sergeant he's told me kind of gave you a real quick. Basically, if you want to read this, you can read it. It's just basically stating that you're taking custody of her for the next 12 hours, um, if she gets in a vehicle, if she does anything like that, gets in a car and drives away and gets pulled over again or gets arrested, it's on you as well. Okay? So, if you want to give this real quick read, it's up to you. And some people do, some people don't. Um, if you acknowledge it, you're just going to print your name. You're going to print your name, address, city, and then right down here, you're going to sign that you acknowledge. How do I get in there? Both copies are in there. And then right here, if you sign right here, just stating that you take liability for her. Alexis later blew a 0.13%, nearly double the legal limit, and pleaded guilty to DUI. It's a costly night, fines, classes, and an interlock device. A tough lesson that just one shot can end in handcuffs. If you enjoyed this breakdown, hit that like button and subscribe for more body cam anal.