end up being the best, but we do we do as as >> It's my mom's birthday right now. >> I'm sorry. >> That's where I'm going. I'm sorry. >> All right. Okay, so he's going to put the handcuff behind your back. He's going to place you in the car. And like I said, we're going to bring you down. We're already talking to West Long Branch. We're already getting all the paperwork going. >> On April 19th, 2025, Officer Boyce of the Ocean Port Police Department observed a blue 2012 Chevrolet Malibu traveling eastbound on Main Street at a speed above the posted limit. The vehicle then made a left turn onto Ocean Port Avenue. What began as a routine traffic stop in Ocean Port, New Jersey quickly escalated into an arrest, not because of speeding alone, but because of an outstanding warrant. >> Thank you. So, the reason why I'm pulling you over is Main Street is a 35. I got you going >> I'm sorry. I'm driving in heels and >> All right. Yeah, I I got you going at 50, doesn't it? All right, do you have a different insurance card on you? >> I have the insurance card. And then there's the old one that I see. >> Okay. I mean, I can run in see if there's a comes back. >> I'm sorry. This is not my car. I'm sorry. >> All right. You can take these. I'll just give it back. No, you're good. Just the warrant? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, $1,000 warrant, we got to take her in with us. >> Okay. >> So, just ask her to You know how to do Have you done this before? >> Uh no. >> All right. So, just ask her to step out of the car and then we'll just explain to her like look, unfortunately, you have a warrant, $1,000 out of West Long Branch for previous traffic violations, so you're going to have to come with us. And we go from there. She freaks out and tries to run, we grab her. If she doesn't, hopefully she'll be nice and kind and we'll let her know like it's not up to us who if she's going to go to county or she's going to be released on her own recognizance and stuff to West Long Branch. There's a good chance $1,000 warrant, they're going to ROR. No, no, no. We take her and process her on the warrant. So when we go inside, I'll show you how to do the non-custody and everything and show you how to process her warrant arrest, but it's it's simple. It's very easy, so it's We're not signing complaints or doing anything like that. We're just executing the warrant, all right? So. All right, so are you aware that you have a warrant out of West >> I called yesterday at the courthouse and they told me that I have to put a 10% down down payment until my court date. And then I told them that I would go in on Monday for it because I was just waiting cuz I don't know if they were open today and tomorrow's Easter, so I'll just waiting till Monday cuz I didn't have time yesterday cuz I work at the All Season. >> Can you just step out of the car for me real quick? I I just have trouble hearing you. Just from here, so I want to I want to try and help explain all this to you so you're aware of what's actually going on. You said you went to the West Long Branch court yesterday to try and handle that? >> Um I called them yesterday. >> You called them? Okay. Okay. So the the thing is we have to get that taken care of, right? It's not like uh we can just wait, all right? So where you're going to have to be placed under arrest and you have to come to our police department, all right? We're already in talks with West Long Branch. It's not up to us, unfortunately, it's up to their court clerk to decide what they want to do on the warrant. If it's a if it's it's a $1,000 traffic warrant for previous traffic violations that you failed to go to court for. >> Yeah. >> Okay, so it's a $1,000, no 10%. >> Yeah, cuz I called yesterday and I asked them and they she told me that I was able when I go in on Monday >> Yeah, but you so With the court, you might be able to do that, but with us, we can't. So but we're going to wait to hear back from West Long Branch. All right, can you post the $1,000 bail or no? Okay. So, we're going to we're going to take in. All right, hopefully it'll be nice and quick. And hopefully they'll send over an ROR, which is I'm not sure if you know what that is, but it's a release on your own recognizance, right? So, that means that they're just going to give you another court date, right? You don't have to pay any money. So, it might actually end up being the best, but we do we do as a >> It's my mom's birthday right now. >> I'm sorry. >> That's where I'm going. I'm sorry. >> All right. >> Can I get my phone or >> Yeah, well, you could grab your phone you could grab your phone and grab your purse and we'll put it on the back of the car here and then we're going to we're going to have to put you in handcuffs and bring you down to the police department and then we're going to do what we can to get you out as quick as possible, all right? >> I do with this? Do I just >> With the car, we can leave it parked right here, okay? Um, let me let me get your keys. I'll roll the window up windows up and then I'll secure I'll lock the car and everything, all right? >> The driver was identified as 19-year-old Kaylane Borges de Lima. Officer Boyce informed her that the stop was for speeding, which is standard procedure during initial contact. A routine records check revealed an outstanding warrant issued by West Long Branch. In the United States, warrants remain active until resolved, regardless of how minor the original offense may seem. >> Do you want to help him with her? >> All right. So, ma'am, hold on. Give me your phone and your purse. I'm going to hold on to this. Yeah, I'll hold on to that. He's going to place you under arrest, okay? And then he's going to put you in the back car. You don't have anything else on you. I know you don't really have pockets or anything, so. Okay, so he's going to put handcuffs behind your back. He's going to place you in the car. And like I said, we're going to bring you down. We're already talking to West Long Branch. We're already getting all the paperwork going. So, we're going to try and get this ball rolling as fast as we can, all right? And try and get you out so you can get to your mom's birthday party. But like I said before, it's not my decision or anybody else here. So. >> Is this going to be on my record because I'm going to the Air Force in like probably less than like 3 months and I don't know if this is like going to mess it up for >> I'm not really sure. >> Yeah. >> Um, in this case it does it just it's like bad timing because you were trying to get it taken care of and then you ended up getting stopped. We have We have like when we when there's a warrant, we have to act on it. We can't We can't like not, okay? So Just the one, right? Is it? All right, so it's just that one warrant for $1,000, no 10%, right? Like I said, the court might let might work with you. You can bring her over to the car. Um Um We're going in this one right here. How do you say your first name? >> Keilani. >> Keilani? >> Yes. >> Yeah, so we're just going to wait to see what West Long Branch says and Sorry. Is that her on the phone here? >> Yeah. >> All right, so it's just one warrant for $2,000. So we're just going to get you inside, like I said, and then we'll we'll get you Just going to take your picture, no fingerprints or anything like that. >> And >> Yeah. As far as your with your record for the military, I can't speak for that. I don't I don't really know that. I would just say cuz like we're like paramilitary, they consider us like military bearing and all that stuff. And I know in our line of work, the best thing is to be honest with your commanding officer. So I just wouldn't lie about it. Then you'll definitely be in some >> Yeah, something worse. >> some trouble. So yeah. >> Do you you have her stuff? >> Uh the front seat of the car is locked. >> Okay. >> I'll follow you in. It's Sally for right? >> Yeah. Uh >> Pull up to the Pull up the button in your visor. >> Okay. And then give I have to give the uh starting miles? >> Yeah, starting mile on the key card. Just swipe into the processing the things that openers on the gate. >> Okay. >> All right. 11? >> Well, that's starting >> Okay. >> After Patrolman Carroll and Rogers arrived to assist, Kayleen was asked to exit the vehicle and was placed under arrest. This step is mandatory when an active warrant is confirmed. Officer Boyce transported Kayleen to the Ocean Port Police Department for processing. At the station, she was photographed and paperwork was completed, a standard booking procedure. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Move you over. All right, so you you log in. Take that and you got to take a picture in front of that thing. Korean blood sitting in the car. in Hawaii, University of Hawaii, and then he did He went into like the intelligence side of things. >> Yeah, I'm going to Texas for 10 years for the Air Force. >> Okay, cool. >> for boot camp in June. >> Nice. My brother's going to boot camp for the army in here. I wonder if it's >> I don't know if it's all the same thing like together or not. >> Yeah, I don't know about that. Cuz that makes sense. Uh no, he's in Georgia. Yeah, no, they don't usually do basic training all in the same place. It's usually each branch has their own. >> Yeah, I'm going to Lincoln in Texas. We go there for technically 2 months for boot camp, and then I have another 2 months in Texas. >> Cool. That's awesome. And thank you for that. We need people like you. >> That's true. >> Um Yeah, my buddy had quite a career. He after his Texas, like intelligence school in Texas for like a year and a half, 2 years, he got his first base was Aviano Air Force Base in Italy. >> So, that's pretty cool. >> And he was like, "Do you drive 2 hours in any direction, you could be in like 10 different countries." >> Yeah, I know. >> They went to go to Lithuania all the time. It was a cool base. Yeah, I'll help him out in here. You you just if you figure out the paperwork side of things for us, so we can get her come out and It's her mom's birthday today. She's got to get to a party. >> Yeah, that's why I had the balloons. >> And she's got the balloons in the back of her car. >> Oh, no. I hope they don't explode. Oh my god. Sorry, she has no idea right now. >> That's all right. We'll We'll hopefully >> Be quick. >> Hopefully this will be quick. >> Yeah, I'm not even going to tell her anything. She's probably going to like pass out. >> They're calling her number. >> After processing, Kaylene was released on her own recognizance. This means she was not required to post bail, but was legally obligated to appear in court at a later date. Court records show that earlier in January 2025, Kaylene received two citations in West Long Branch, one for improper passing, and another for careless driving. She failed to appear in court, which led to the issuance of the warrant. On May 19th, 2025, the improper passing charge was However, Kayleen pleaded guilty to careless driving and paid a total of $140 in fines.