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No, I'm just waiting for my friend that she's at the corner of the >> On February 17th, 2024, around 3:58 a.m. Officers Lucas Silva and Thomas Kelly with the Township of Union Police Department observed a 2019 Jeep stopped in the middle of the road on Oakland Avenue near the intersection with Stverson Avenue. When they turned around to check, they also observed a snow-covered pedestrian sign lying in the middle of the road. Officer Kelly first advised dispatch about the incident and made contact with the driver of the Jeep along with her three other passengers. She initially seemed hesitant to give her information and lied about her age multiple times, but they eventually identified her as 20-year-old Kamula Cabraamora >> at the park. >> Do you guys hit a sign? >> I to be honest, I really don't know. >> You don't know? So, what made you stop right here? >> Because she's she lives at the the corner. >> Uhhuh. >> And I didn't really realize that she was at the corner. So, >> how old are you? >> 21. >> You're 21. You have your ID? >> No. No. 22. >> There's no What? >> Oh, sorry. No, I'm 21. No. Do >> you have your ID? >> No, I don't have my ID. >> Why not? >> Because I left my house really, really, really fast because of her. >> Okay. But you were you were driving? >> No, not yet, but I I like >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> It was like literally like a minute away from here. >> And you don't have any ID on you? Nothing with your name on it? No, I just came here like literally just to like pick her up really really fast. >> Okay. >> And yeah. >> Did you plan on calling the police? You took out a sign. >> No, I know. I really did not notice. >> Why not? It's It's Your tire is hanging off your car. I don't understand. >> I know. >> You have no form of ID. >> No, I really don't have any form of ID. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? Um, I really have like one beer, but like that's it. >> That's That's it. I smell alcohol coming from >> I know the car. >> I know. >> Do you mind stepping out and talking to me out here? >> Okay. Just come over here on the sidewalk. >> Yeah, please. >> Just come on the sidewalk. >> Okay. >> Do you have a driver's license issued to you? I do, but it's at home. >> Okay. And it's New Jersey. >> Yeah, it's New Jersey. >> Tell me your name exactly how it appears on your license. >> It's Camila. C A M I L A >> C A M I L A. >> And then my last name is Gabera. C A B R E R A. >> I'm sorry. C A >> B R >> B R >> E R A. >> Do you have a middle initial? >> B. >> What's your birthday? What's your address? >> But then I just moved recently to >> Okay. Uh just try to pull the car up and try to find >> I was very not like like not even driving. I was just like turning around the car because of parking issues with her. Um because my um I speak mostly a Spanish so I don't know how to explain it to you. Um my sister's fiance's sister, she's having a go away party for her brother. >> So she wanted me to like turn around her car because the parking issue was I don't know what's what was happening over there. Mh. >> Um, that's why I was like driving around, but I wasn't going home. I was literally like just driving around the block for her. >> Try to find a parking spot. >> Yeah, literally just that. >> So, how did you >> I don't know what happened. >> How did you manage to lose a tire? >> I don't know what happened to me. >> You don't remember hitting anything? >> No, I literally don't I was literally like that's the address I was at. >> Okay. Um, and you said you only had one beer. >> Yes. >> And you're 21. >> Yeah. No, I'm 19. >> Okay. >> 20. >> Okay. >> I just turned 20. Um, >> you realize you're not supposed to be drinking and driving, let alone drinking underage. >> I know. I I really know. >> I really know. It's just like it's not really that common in my country. I know that's an excuse here. >> What's not common? >> Drinking like not the age. >> Okay. of because in my country in in Ecuador it's 18. >> So it's really really not that common that you know I'd be drinking at 20. Um I know that it's common here. Um but that's why I wasn't like driving home. I was just literally like turning the block. >> Okay. >> But they were just distracting me and I really got nervous with them. >> Okay. >> Um give me one second. >> I'm really not a bad person. >> Oh, I don't think you are. Just give me one second. She's uh 20 and uh admitted to having a beer. Has no idea how she took out a sign. I smell alcohol. A little bit of slurred speech. >> I can't do any tests out here. So, I don't know what to do with that. So, uh >> she's underage. >> I know. Make a phone call to I'll talk to her real quick. >> Mhm. >> Just call Rob just to see cuz I can't do any tests out here. I don't know what how that works with getting her in for guarantee I know where she was coming from too. >> Yeah, she was coming from Rose. >> You used to live on Rose. >> Um >> or you were just going there from a party? >> I was going from there from a party. >> But you didn't you say that that's your old address or that's where you're coming from? >> That was my old address from like less than a month than a year ago. >> Okay. >> Because I used to live in a >> Gotcha. All right. Just talk to my partner here. >> No, she doesn't. She said two >> solder hook for Whiskey 36 Romeo Kilo Golf. Just let them know that the uh front axle's no good anymore. The passenger side tires hanging off. Oo, it's C A M I L A B >> Cabrera. Oo, it's cold out. 9003. >> No, I think it was 919. >> Camila, what's your birthday? I smell alcohol. She admitted to drinking. Do you mean my phone real quick? >> What the heck? Oh, you got to clear out the DL that's down there. Hey, uh our driver here, she took out a street sign. Um doesn't know how that happened. She's 20 and admitted to drinking, smell alcohol. Uh, we obviously can't do any tests out here, so good to go, right? No, we we saw this car >> um disabled on the side of the road and then about 100 ft back, the sign that they took out is in the road and then about 100 ft back from there is their bumper. >> 20way George York. So yeah, this DPW is killing us. [Music] Okay, sounds good. Bye. It's going to be a 503 for 450. I'm going to go get passengers IDs and stuff. It's not even going to >> I got nothing right now. >> You got ID on you? >> Uh, no. Not right now. >> You have an ID? >> No, I don't have an ID. Never. >> No, not right now. >> All right. >> So, I I think she's she just hit a hit a sign, but she was going to call the the I don't know how to say that. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Well, the we're calling a tow truck. >> Yeah. Yeah. The the tow truck. She was going to call him because, you know, the snow and all that. >> She she can't even like see, you know. >> Okay. Um, >> roll this roll this window down. >> You don't have any form of ID? >> No, sorry. I I'm just a passenger, so sorry. Yeah. >> Well, I have to get your information. >> I'm sorry, but I I don't really have. So, >> yeah. What's Where do you live? >> Uh, I live from like half an hour from here. So, >> like what what is the address? I need your address. But I >> I'm sorry, but Yeah, I just >> I I need your address. >> Why? >> Because I'm towing this car. >> Yeah, but I I can call an Uber. I I just go to >> Why don't you want to give me Why don't you want to give me your information? I don't understand. >> Yeah, I'm I'm sorry, but Yeah, I just want to know if she's fine because >> Well, she's not fine. She's >> Yeah, I know. >> She's drinking and driving and crashing. >> I know. I know. I know. But >> So, you understand that that's a problem? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And I need to get all your guys information and or else you're not leaving. >> So the quicker you give that to me, the quicker we all get out of this. No. >> All right. So, uh, >> do you have an a license or ID in the United States? >> Uh, I have an ID. I have a like like my permit. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, but I don't know if I really have one this, but >> but yeah. So, uh, roll this down. >> You guys have ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> I'm sorry, bro. >> I'm sorry. >> This never happened to me before. >> Let me see that. It's your ID. >> No, >> no, this is my brother because he he forgot in in in the car the other day. So, >> let me see it. >> No, this is my ID. >> This is you? >> Yeah, this is my ID. >> Wow. >> You could have given me that off the rip. You can just take that to the car. >> So, thank you. >> We're just nervous. >> There's no reason to be nervous. >> No. Yes. the first I'm nervous, bro. >> We are nervous because >> my first in the in the United States. Um, >> so yeah, >> we just they have the like residence of here, but >> all right. Well, we have a tow truck coming. >> All right. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Like we are nervous because this has never happened to to us before. >> Are you guys hurt at all? Do you have any injuries from the crash? >> Never. Never. Never. So, where was the sign? >> It's just because >> I don't really know because because >> I was No, I don't. >> I don't really see anything for you. >> All right. All right. Give me Give me a sec. All right, Camila. So, here's where we're at. >> You're under 21. >> You've admitted to drinking alcohol tonight. We smell alcohol coming from your breath. I'm getting some slow slurred speech from you. You're a little >> As he was speaking with Camula, officer Kelly detected the odor of alcohol and observed other indicators of impairment. Camula admitted to consuming a beer at a party earlier that evening. Field sobriety exercises could not be administered because it was snowing outside. However, based on the motor vehicle crash, the odor of alcohol, and her admission to consuming alcohol at a party earlier that evening, Camila was placed under arrest for operating under the influence. Her vehicle was impounded by for a mandatory 12-hour hold under John's law. >> Unbalanced. Okay, I get it. >> So, you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Okay. So, put your hands behind your back. Just turn around. Okay. insurance is in the car somewhere. >> Whose car is it? >> It's my car. >> Is it registered to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> It might be registered in her uh somebody else sign. So, it might be their name anyway. >> Gota. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt me, stick me, poke me? >> No. >> No guns, drugs, knives, hand grenades, nothing. >> Okay. Um, >> still conduct a search for toxic, right? >> Yeah. I just got to check your pockets. I'm not going to do a full search. I got a female officer that'll do that. >> Just got to make sure you ain't got nothing crazy. >> Okay, you can come over here. >> It's freezing out here. >> It's a good sign. Have a seat. >> R2 to R3. We'll need you in a few at headquarters for a matron to the to central. We have one under for 450. >> I got you. >> Just grab all just Yeah. Write all that down. Keep it out of the rain. It's freezing out here. >> Rick York where where even it had to be near the corner. >> Right corner. >> That's where I got the >> the bumper. Yeah. I'm just going to tell the >> Yeah, Greg, I'm show over here uh with uh Anthony. Can we um >> can we? Yes. >> What are you doing in >> Are we going out? >> Cleaning your back. I >> think so. >> I have we have their IDs. Um you have their deal numbers written down. >> Next time, please just let me know. I'm waiting out here for you. >> All right. So, we're going to get them out. Search the car. >> Let him do what he has to do. >> Wow. It's terrible out here. >> Yeah. Do >> you have your phone in the car? >> No. >> It's in your pocket? >> No. >> No, it's in the car. >> Yeah. >> Well, all right. I'm going to get it for you so that you can make a phone call. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Um, >> you don't have anything on you, right? >> No. >> Okay. >> Uh, so obviously the car is disabled. >> You're missing your front tire. Pretty much just hanging off. So, we're calling a tow truck. Your friends have to find a ride. So, we're going to probably tell them to walk back to the party >> at least till they get an Uber or something. We'll do some paperwork. If someone can come pick you up that's sober, you'll be out in just a little while. Okay. >> Okay. >> You said you live in Rosal Park now. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um All right. >> Do you need anything outside of the car? Your phone. You have your wallet or anything? >> I mean, my phone and my wallet. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah. My >> Did you give us your real information? >> No. Yes. It's in my my purse. >> You want your purse? Yes. >> What's it look like? >> It's a gray purse. I mean like >> Yeah, like a grayish purse. >> So, your phone and your purse. >> Yes. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Whose phone is this? Your phone or your phone? >> Oh my god. There, Luke. You start You can start searching the car. >> She wants her phone in her purse. She says it's gray. >> I have her phone. >> You have her phone? >> Yeah. >> Can I I'm going to take it so that she can make a phone call. >> Yeah. >> All right. Yeah. >> Can I talk with her? >> Can you talk to her? >> Can I talk with her? >> What? >> Can I talk with her? >> Yeah. One sec. >> I just want to talk. >> Yeah, just stay on right here. >> Yes, sir. contact. Yeah. Okay. [ __ ] Mhm. >> Sir. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No is >> bro. Okay. >> No. >> Rose. >> Yeah. Rose. >> What are you looking for? The address? >> Yeah. I just want to talk with you. A friend of hers, you know. >> A friend of hers. >> Yeah. >> Around the corner. It's only like two blocks. Rose Terrace. Yeah. >> Yeah. It's like it's like a see. Yeah. >> Ghostster. >> Couldn't find the updated insurance. >> You got the info. Just uh are you ripping it? >> Nothing. >> All right. Just do just do the whole thing. I'll be here. >> So you know the address. >> So where she came from >> of Ron Rose Terrace? >> Yeah. >> She knows it. Camila, what's what's the address? >> Rose Terrace. It's like two blocks away. It's literally like two blocks. >> All right. Professor Terrorist. >> Okay. See? No, no, no. >> This is your purse, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Uh, all right. Stay here, Blue. [Applause] Hey, Kev, did you finish the car? >> What? >> I'm sorry. >> What's up? >> Can you Can you roll on a window or take off my handcuffs? I swear I'm not going to do anything. I I just really need to scratch my nose. >> I can't. I can't. >> I swear. Can you Can you scratch my nose? >> I can't. I'm sorry. >> I swear I'm not >> I I I I know, but I can't I can't do that. >> Can you just untighten them a little bit? I'm really claiming I'm really going to have a right now. >> You'll be okay. Relax. Relax. Just breathe. You're okay. Trust me. >> I know. Can you just touch me after I scratch my nose? I swear to God. I'm not I'm not going to do anything. >> I I wish I could, but >> Can you Can you scratch my nose? I can't. I can't. >> Just touch my nose. >> I'm sorry. >> We'll be out of here in just a second. Okay. The cuffs will be off in a few minutes. >> I really feel claustrophobic and I feel pain. >> Just breathe. You're going to be okay. Trust me. You're Do you want the window open? >> Here. You can get some fresh air. That's right. >> You're going to be all right. Just breathe. You're okay. [Music] Kev, >> Lucas, just go make sure that the passenger side is clear from uh any countermen. >> Um, sorry. Uh, what's your name? >> Officer Kelly. >> Officer Kelly. Yeah. All right. For the uh supervisor send you two hours before they >> Yeah. I just wanted her to like hurry us. So what's what's the worst that's going to happen to her? >> Like be really honest with her. >> The worst. >> Yeah. The worst. >> She has to go to court and then the court and the judge will decide that. >> Yeah. But what's the worst of >> I don't know. I don't know what they can do. >> Could we prison? >> No. >> No. I don't think so. So it just be like a >> probably a fine car >> of how much? >> That car just spun out too. >> Jeez. I don't know. It depends on what the judge says. >> I I'm sorry. I I just >> I don't want to. >> She'll be okay. >> She want to I want to be honest with you, but you know, I feel like because I'm not from here, so I don't really trust you, but I trust you like this weird [ __ ] So um so yeah. Uh, so >> let me uh my car >> I don't feel my feet. So uh how much just untie my cups. >> We're we're going to leave here in a minute and then we're >> not going to do anything. I my my hands are hurting really bad. >> They're they're not supposed to be comfortable, but I promise you they're not too tight. And we're going to leave here in a minute and then we get to headquarters which is like 2 minutes away and then the cuffs come off. All right. You're okay. I know it's scary, but relax. Just breathe. You're fine. [Music] Yeah. So, yeah. >> Are you guys going to walk back over there? >> I'm going to walk over there. So, I just sending them home because I don't want them to get cold. So, >> so you guys are good to go. All right. >> I know. I know. But >> we're going to take her to our department. >> Yeah. I'm just >> My partner's going to wait here for the tow truck. >> I'm just really worried here. So, uh >> All right, man. So, uh be safe. Have a better night. >> You good here, Kev? >> Appreciate you. The >> reason that car has no damage is thanks to uh this car taking out the sign that we had at the corner. taking you in here, please. You're okay. You're all right. Just breathe. Wow, it's cold out there. Hello. Let's go. >> R2. Go ahead. >> One female 503 starter mileage 8516.4 A4 is going to stand by and wait for the hook. So we got to confirm pedigree information and then run the inside. I'll leave these running just in case it's freezing out there. All right. >> Of course, it's 4:30. >> So, she's under It's It's not juvenile, but she's under 21. So, >> I don't think so. I don't think so. She's an adult. if she gave us the correct info. She wasn't very forthcoming at first. She said, "Oh, I'm 21." "No, I'm 22." That noise sounds weird. I think it's just snow hitting the the the underc carriage. How old are the other people that were in the car? >> The guy that has residency card. >> All right, clear. We set up the new uh traffic pattern. We make a left from Lehi to west. >> Look at this like couple inches on the ground. >> We just have to periodically check and the cones aren't tipped over by the >> We're going to hang out as much as we can ASAP. >> The arrest John's law tow is I think all that has to be done tonight. >> Yes, sir. Why you guys are staying down there? if she agrees. >> All right. So stay down there until uh you get down there. Don't have the 5:00 release. Wow, it's simple. and dragged it. >> [ __ ] The front tire. Somebody walked up. >> I didn't even see that part yet. >> Serious. So you can use 17.7 on the end. We're just going to uh go right. We can't even write the 450 ticket. We don't even have a who knows if her pedigree is right. See, dispatch. >> All right, come on. You can come on out. The cops are going to be off in a minute. Okay. Watch your step. Watch out. Okay, come this way. Watch your step. Okay, we just have a female officer that's going to uh make sure he ain't hiding no guns and drugs on us. All right, >> you can go right in here on the left. >> Okay, >> it's officer Roman. >> Officers Kelly and Silva transported her to the township of Union Police Department for further processing. After she was searched by officer Tony Roman, the standard statement from motor vehicle operators was read to her and she agreed to submit breath samples. >> Ten, you can do it. You can do it out here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You can go back. >> We just won't look. Jesus. Freezing out. Horrible. It's cold. Who's is that person? >> You found it. >> Yeah. >> Oh, purse. >> She wasn't She wasn't lying. >> Yeah, she just didn't say Mora. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. So, two's home on two. I >> forgot that. Her insurance was on the cash too, but it wasn't the updated >> 212. I got a DL to check all around for the 503. [Music] >> Charlie [Music] So she's like your age, right? A month younger. Nine. I thought it usually said under 21 until on the front. >> Under 21 until >> Oh, yep. Yep. There it is. >> It's still on probationary. So, >> so she is in violation of of those things. >> Yeah. >> Uh as well. >> I'll read the standard statement. to RT. >> Um, [Music] sir, >> here go start doing tickets. >> When you're >> the should be in the job. >> Um, come up for >> 450. >> 450. 450 in a >> 450 in a school zone. Let's see. Franklin school is 6. 6 is here. and we had her here. So, you can do 450 in a school zone. It's whatever that substitute is. Uh Kev said that that insurance is not updated. Is it in here? Was it on the dash still? >> I think it's still on the >> All right. So, grab that. If it's not updated, do the 3-29C. Um careless, reckless. Uh there's a substitute of reckless that pops up that actually is causes property damage. So you could always do that one. If not, regular careless is fine. Um [Music] hold on one second. [Music] >> All right. See got the car. You also just uh I'm sure DT is really busy, but over your walker is pretty bad. Quite a few cars are spinning out. Luckily, uh Jeep already got the time for so many [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] [Music] I'll push you. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm going to text you the statutes. >> All right. Um, I got to read you something. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated NJSA394-50. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol alcohol content. A record of the taking of the 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've 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'll 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 the refusal, you'll be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver 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 >> her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.14% which was almost double the legal limit of 0.08% for drivers over 21. Once they finished processing her, Camila was eventually released to her sister pending her court appearance after she signed the potential shared lady warning form on Camila's behalf. Officer Silva issued her the following citations. Operating under the influence. Operating under the influence. Underage DWI within 1,000 ft of school property. Reckless driving. Careless driving. Operate motor vehicle causing property damage. Failure to possess driver insurance card. >> Ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as refusal to submit to breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test, or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit to breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Um, I mean, I'm going to get arrested either way, right? >> You are under arrest. >> Yes. Okay. 33748.