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No, she's breathing. She's not Is there a baby in the car? No, close the door just so she can don't get too cold. No, we know she was sitting in the car. Around 4:01 p.m. on January 3rd, 2022, Lieutenant Louis Carbo with the Ventnor City Police Department was the first officer to respond to a call of an unconscious female behind the wheel of a 2015 Hyundai Elantra on the 5800 block of Burke Avenue. Two people shoveling snow in front of their driveways had noticed the unconscious driver before calling the police. Upon arrival, Lieutenant Carbo made contact with the driver who was later identified as 31-year-old Hannah Pepended he relayed over police radio that he would have to administer a dose of Narcan because Hannah was unresponsive and having agonal breathing. First responders with the Ventnor City Fire Department arrived on scene shortly afterwards with Narcan and Lieutenant Cabo administered the first dose. This one I'm going to need the ambulance out here if you haven't detailed them. I'm going to need you Narcan. Whoever's nearby step it up. I need some Narcan. I don't have any. What? Should we go or do you want us to stay with you? Um if you guys want to stay and give us a statement, you can. Just looking for a Narcan for her. I got somebody nearby, so well I don't need you for anything, but All right. I'm over here. Come get you if I need We're right here. Thank you guys. I appreciate your help. Let me just push her like see if she needs help. Yeah, was she conscious? No. She was probably unconscious the whole time? Okay. Hey listen, she's she's not conscious. She's like agonal breathing. She needs Narcan. I don't have any on me. Do you have some? If you have a bag valve mask that'll help, too. You have a bag valve here and Narcan here, right? Yep, Narcan first. Yeah, from Jordan. I'm Narcan-ing her. Yeah, it's in park. One dose of Narcan in the first by patrol. It's the lock. One dose of Narcan in the first by patrol. Hey, ma'am. Hey. Ma'am. Ma'am. Hey. Hey, ma'am. Do you guys have anything on the mean? No, I don't. Let me run the tag. Yeah, she does. Do we have to do something with this? I I think we have to scan it. That's from the fire. Fire department. Did you guys see all of this or was it just her? No, I didn't see nothing yet. I can't. Oh, [ __ ] That's the car we've been looking for. This [ __ ] car. This lady It looks fresh, right? Yeah, I think this is the car this one from Waipahu accident in the area. Did she hit somebody? No, I think she hit a car. I think it was the one that was over by Waipahu. Yeah. Yeah, I see that. Yeah, I see it. Hey, ma'am. Yeah. Just now. About 1 minute ago. You want another dose? I think it's in the bag. I'll grab it. I'll grab it. This one second dose and I can. We need those for the thing. I don't think we have two. No? Oh, it's there. What the [ __ ] did she hit on Dorset? I mean on on what on Vetrano? Was that side back at the mall? Oh, that windshield's busted in the whole front end of the side. It was another car. What did the uh What did the uh the the front end loader for snow removal? I think it might have been the front. You're the third? Yeah. She's probably going to be in custody of Unless we can determine it's medical. She's not waking up from the Narcan, but this looks like I believe it's the person who was from the wild card. Where did they hit? That's That's like hitting something else, though. Oh, that's it. No, that's from the loader side. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Which which she hit our loader? Uh yeah, city yard. Yeah. They were doing snow removal. She hit it, took off. A struck vehicle? No, struck vehicle. Uh did she actually pick up the [ __ ] Yeah, that's kind of that. All right, I'll stay with her. Yeah. Yeah. She's in custody. What's your What's your What's your name, ma'am? Hey. What is your name? Robert Kennedy Drive. Anna? Anna? We're going to bring you back around, okay? All right, I I I just I just turned it off, but I didn't take them out. Officer Jose Leriano arrived on scene a few minutes later, and Lieutenant Cabo informed him that the significant front-end damage on her vehicle indicated that this matched the description of another vehicle that had been involved with an accident with a city front-end loader at 3:19 p.m. while they were doing snow removal operations. Ambulance personnel administered another dose of Narcan afterwards, and Hannah regained consciousness. Yeah. Let me What No. I had a really bad headache. I'm sorry. Can I call my boyfriend and have him come and get you, please? I'm I'm I'm okay. May I call my friend to see if I can go there? Where I'm staying. No, you're not going to be able to do that. You're going to come with us. For what? I'm I'm sorry. For what? Did they explain to you what happened? He said that I was rolling and that but my friend I'm going to my I was driving to the my friend's house. I'm totally okay right now. Did you take anything? No, sir. No. I have nothing. Were you drinking? No. I swear my life. You were totally passed out. I We have to use Narcan to wake you up. I'm okay. I Seriously, I am okay. Just All I want to do is just go home. So, give me a favor. Can you just step out of the car for me? After she regained consciousness, Henn insisted she was fine and wanted to go home. Based on their suspicion of impairment, Officer Leriano asked Henn to exit the vehicle and told her that she was under arrest. Once she was handcuffed though, she decided that she wanted to be taken to the hospital. Ambulance personnel transported Henn to Shore Medical Center in Somers Point, NJ. All right. Just turn around. Raise your hand. Your hands behind your back. May I call my friend, please? Yeah, once we get to the station right You're going to be allowed to make a phone call, all right? Can I go to the hospital? Do you want to go to the hospital? Please take me. Are you injured? Am I injured? No. Can I get a towel or a blanket or a receipt, please? I'll get it. Thank you. Can I bring my jacket? I'll get it. My jacket? No. I'm freezing. Can I put my jacket on right now? You guys still want medics? No, cancel. Do you have anything sharp on you? Just my phone. Can I have my phone though? Um, can I have a bag uh Bag? Yeah. My phone is on the ground. I got it. I got it. I got it. Can I have my phone though? It's right here. Okay. We got a long ride to shore, so. All right, where do you live? I live in Skaneateles. All right, just let me put this here for now. What do you want to do? I just want to put this here for now. Yeah. Just uh It's about No, I just want to see if there's something else. You don't have anything sharp on you? Okay. All right, 2 3 4 Here. Hey y'all, we're going to get you guys a blanket, so just stand by for that. Alex, here's I'm going to go with All right. I need pictures, obviously, of the car. Is that her stuff? Yeah, um if you want to search her phone baggies, go ahead. But I didn't search her properly cuz they want to [ __ ] rush. Uh no, it's still in there. All right. While she was en route to the hospital, Officer Leriano contacted the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office and obtained authorization to obtain a telephonic search warrant for the collection of blood and urine. Officer Leriano subsequently contacted the Atlantic County Sheriff's Department and they paged Judge Bernard E. Delury. Once they were connected with the judge, Officer Leriano informed Judge Delury of all the information concerning the incident and he telephonically granted the search warrant. Give me a sharp container. Uh I still need it. There's a blue wax folder in the door over here, but it's empty. I found I found I found stuff in here, so You found stuff on her? Yeah. Okay. Oh, there's a crack pipe. And another. Pipe that she's used to do Huh? Yeah, there's a bunch of stuff in here. There's a bag over here, it's empty. There's two crack pipes so far. Did you get it here? I did. I got that one. Got a picture? Mhm. Do you know where I can get a new one? Uh, I need to go to my car probably. All right, we're holding on. What kind of car do you have? Unlock it. Okay. Huh? You got to move. I got I got to drive back these guys out. Okay. You got to start the thing. Oh, damn it. Huh? I do have one in my car. I just want to put it in the glove. Where's the unlock camera? That's right here. The camera's still in the front seat with the two crack pipes. Okay. I walk back to my car. All right. Um, did you get the bag out of my trunk? I did, yeah. Perfect. It is 2070 bucks. So, we're going to have to deal with a blood warrant for her. And going to blood test her and somehow or another. Got you. Um, you've done it before, right? Yeah, I mean, every judge every judge is different, yeah. now the county system, so Oh, it's a different system. we have to call the same ones, right? The No, but you know what though? We usually call the Atlantic City judge, but she's going to [ __ ] shore. I wonder if that makes a difference. I know, yeah. Uh, well, whoever you call, when you look it up, whoever we're supposed to call, just make sure they know that she's at shore in Somers Point. Yeah. Uh, are you the right judge? But Yeah, we don't call superior court cuz there's no actual There's criminal charges with the drugs, but nobody was injured, so. Yeah. I think we just call a regular judge. All right, let me give him the keys. Are you done with the car? Yeah. Huh? I got it. All right. I got It should be the plastic one in the glass one, right? Yep. And I got the baggies that I got from the car. And you Blue? Yeah. Yep. But it's used. Well, one one is full, the one that I got from the car. Yeah, the one in the doorway is used. Yeah. So, listen, because she's at court, we have to call a different judge. No, why? Cuz isn't the judges that we call Aren't they the ones that are specifically allowed to authorize the warrants at the Atlantic City uh Yeah, but I don't know if it's the same judge for Somers Point and everything. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. We'll have to figure it out. Do we call the county judge or something for for the blood warrant or do we call the municipal court warrant that court judge that's allowed to issue the blood warrants? Cuz I think there's only a couple of those. I don't I don't know. I think we have to call the judge and find out. Yeah, we're going to have to go take a warrant. All right. All right, let me just move up so he can tow this thing. Um why don't you you head in? You You got both head in. I'll stay until he gets hooked up and then I'll meet you inside. Okay. Yeah. Yep. Who is he? Uh yeah. I've got to take pictures of the car. I know me too first stop. I want to take care of that. All right, I'll bring the camera in. All right. Right. Okay. will follow you, but just be careful. All right? Just be careful cuz there's a lot of snow. All right. All right. This way to the right down. Digital camera. 157. Ending 12224. Master check is clear. Right this way. After the warrant was issued by Judge DeLury, Officer Leriano arrived at Shore Medical Center, met with Officers Lemaine and Rifkin, who were already there, and advised medical staff that there was a search warrant for the collection of blood and urine. After Hanna submitted blood and urine samples, and obtained clearance from the hospital staff, she was discharged and transported to the Ventnor City Police Department for further processing. Right this way. I can't tell you what that was. Look at this guy. It's probably Nothing but a shilling. Make a noise, I guess. Yeah. All right, you can have a seat on the bench. All right, we're going to take those handcuffs. Hopefully you Uh no, get up. First time with me. Uh All right. She's out there, I think. All right, you can have a seat. What up? Was there something else that was on her? Like what? At the Ventnor City Police Department, Hannah agreed to waive her Miranda rights and answered some of the questions. As Officer Liriano submitted the complaint on the ECDR system on the New Jersey Courts website, he was advised that she had an outstanding arrest warrant from the Union Township Police Department. However, the Union Township Police Department agreed to authorize her release on her own recognizance. Yeah, it's in my car. It's in your car? Yeah, in the front seat. Okay. How do you spell last name? P A P E N D I C K And all right? Yeah. Two ends? Yes. Middle initial? I 3157? Yeah. Just double check. I thought All right. All right. That's it. Are you single, married? Single. Single. Do you work? At Dominos. No. Where? Giovanni's Pizza Mhm. in Galloway. Okay. I live Yeah. What's your email address? You have any tattoos, scars? Yes. All right. Where? Flower? Left wrist, it's a dream catcher. What is it? It's a dream catcher. Oh, okay. On my left wrist. Yeah, I got you. Were you wearing your jersey or Yes. Yeah. Is she coming in here or not? What's up? She's not coming in here. Why? Because I have to ask her a question. You You need to Do you know when to come back? Not I'm not necessarily a female. Just like Just wanted to ask her a question. Oh, just that particular officer. Do you Well, I think I was just with her for the last 5 hours. All right. I mean, she'll She'll come back down if you need her, though. No, and I my We were calling my my ride and I need to call and confirm that he's coming. I don't know his number by his heart, it's in my cell phone. Okay, she has all your Correct. Okay, that's fine. That's all. Just to make sure that he Cuz I'd said He said, "When should I come?" And I'm like, "ASAP." Yeah, I just want to Where's he coming from? Confirm. He's doing snow [ __ ] right now. Okay, can you just have uh Lamine double check with uh potential liability. She has my phone. She can reach out. The her phone's out there. She's coming in to call that She's out back getting stuff out of the car. When she When she comes in, have her reach out to potential liability. Just make sure they're still coming. No, they don't She doesn't have it. They can already call, but It's in my phone. It's in It's in the female wallet. called any She said I can use my phone again to call on there. That's all. You So, you can call them now? I don't know his phone number. But you did call me when we were at the hospital. When I was at the hospital, but I don't believe him. That's what I'm saying. I don't want to be stuck here. Well, I don't want you stuck here, either. Cuz if you're stuck here, stuff goes to the four car. No, no, no, no, no. You don't want that. No. That's why I want to call and make sure that he's actually coming. All right. That's the That's all I know. Yeah, we'll definitely She said that it that I could do that. Do you have anything any local address, or is it that? I have a local address. But it's not on any identification. But that That's fine. Is that Is that where you get your mail? That's where No. Is that All right. I just moved I just moved I just got I literally just got out of rehab on the 20 8th because I tested positive for COVID. You just tested positive for COVID? When? On the 28th. Okay. Well, with that being said, do you have your mask off? Yeah. Um We're just going to put a mask on just I don't think I have it. I think that it was a false positive. It's possible. I mean, it's been a couple of days, so it's not I mean, even if you were at the time, the It's the anybody's for us, yeah. We'll put it on it. I But just for as a precaution, you know, that's where we're going to put a mask on. You've already had one on, so it's been good. That's fine. But we're just going to do it just to Um see. If you need an address down here, or where I currently am staying, I can give you that. Sure. All right. Yeah, the boat. I got this on my driver's license. So, that's why my parents live there. Just give me a minute. Okay. You guys have a wall up there? Uh, is this still your property? No, it's in the back. All right, you know what? You said you don't have that number? No. We only answer on your cell phone. We don't answer on another number. Who's going to answer on him? He won't. I called him through my cell phone that in the hospital. I just want to call and to say, "Hey, what time will you be here? Are you still coming?" Okay. How long till she worries at I'll put her on speakerphone. It's probably going to be another I would say half hour before we could probably actually release you. Okay. Half hour to 1 hour. Okay. But, if you can get here between that time frame, that'd be great. Okay. Half hour to 1 hour. Yeah. As long as everything goes smooth, we should be out here in a long time. Nope. All right. Hannah, what's your occupation? Uh I don't know what that is. Is that what you are unemployed, right? Was that white plastic bag anything that was outside of the I think it was just trash. It was trash, yeah. It was just trash. Yeah, it's just trash. Marty. That's what I thought it was. You'll be here when? No. What? Sorry. You are Vidor Vidor Police Vidor Police Department. I'm just I need reassurance. I'm sorry. Okay, thank you. You told him how long, right? Like, yeah, he said that he's coming right now. He'll be here. I just need reassurance. Hannah, are you sick? Sick? Mentally, yes. No. No. Are you under the care of a doctor? Yes. Uh what's his name? Do you know the address? I don't think so. No. When was your last visit? July. I don't remember the date. Tomorrow, no, I could be making it up if I told you. I don't I have no idea. It was last year this There was last year, right? You don't know the date. It was just It was this year. It was last year. Yeah. 2020, yeah, 2021. Yeah. Remember the time? No. If I don't know the date, how would I know the time? Just trying to use the elimination. Yeah. Are you taking any medicine? Yeah. I take When was your last dose? Um Do you have diabetes? No. Are you injured? No. Miranda, I'm just going to read you your Miranda rights. You have the right to remain silent and refuse any questions. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney at any time and have him present before and during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided if you so desire prior to any questioning. You have the right to stop answering questions at any time and have an attorney present. Do you understand each of these rights? Yes. Do you desire Do you desire to waive these rights and answer questions? Yes. Okay, just write down your name for me right here. When he comes to get me, he'll give me the info like where my car is and stuff. Yeah. What kind of alcohol alcohol did you drink today? I have not drank any alcohol today. What did you eat? What have I eaten? Yes. I haven't eaten anything today. No. Quick question, since she's not providing breath, do I still have to read the statement? No? You can just note it, but it's not it's not a positive Okay. You can ask questions as far as what was found. Yeah, that's what I was going to ask you. Okay, that's fine. Um what is that? The bag is that we found on you. What's in it? Yeah. What's in it? Either heroin or fentanyl. I'm not sure which one. I only did one of them. Clearly something. Something more than you expected it. Correct. When did Because I it was a lot to walk out. When did you take it? I have no idea what time it was. Yeah. You remember where? In my car. I don't know where. Was it in here in Bettendorf? No. I don't know. I I honestly cannot tell you. I do not know. Do you know where you got it from? Yes. We'll uh address that. Okay. Um we're going to ask you here in a second. Where did you get it from? In Macy's. In Macy's? Mhm. They got the officer the he asked me in the hospital. Okay. You don't remember the address? Okay. Or the person? I got it from Hard Rock. The guy I picked up the person I got it from at a Hard Rock. Okay. Oh, you don't know the person? Of course I know the person. Do you know their name? I'm not giving you his name, though. Cuz I don't know his name. I know his name, but I don't know his name name. You don't know his legal name. I got you. Correct. Yeah, if I did if I mean if I did, I would tell you because that [ __ ] this is the first time I've ever overdosed in my entire life. And I don't even do what I what I did like they and I don't do it. Today's the first day that I've done it in years. I could have I do I do other things like I I really just smoke marijuana and this just not I don't I don't do drugs like that. You don't do drugs like that. You snorted it, yeah. Snorted it. Mhm. So, imagine if I injected it. Right. What could have happened? I mean God, I don't Right, that's that's what the the guy said. Imagine if I did the F Right. I can't even imagine. Do you remember getting in an accident? No. I have no recollection of the accident. car is banged up. Oh, I'm sure it is. I have no recollection. And your passenger side front side window the plexi glass or whatever you had on the driver door that got broken off by a passerby trying to wake you up cuz your car was rolling down the street and you were passed out. So, a passerby down the street you were on saw you putting open the door but realized it was plexi glass, pushed it in, and was able to get the car in park. But, they didn't wake you up. Thank God. They got the could have been worse, but at least in in the situation that we're in, it's it was just you. And you know, injuries or anything like that. And it's just realistically, you hit a piece of machinery driving down the road and pow. And and uh there's really no And it's it's designed to take beating. But your car, it wasn't. No. I don't know how you could drive it or wrap it, but it obviously didn't sell, but surprise your car is still functioning. That is the least of my worries right now. Overall. I need to When I get home, not tonight, but tomorrow I need to call and go back to where I just got out of. Right. So, you're not going to be able to get your car, which is kind of a mute point right now for 12 hours. It would be That's fine. I don't 4:00 this morning. So, after 4:00 this morning, 4:00 a.m., then you can go and get your car. Where is it? It's in our Providence tow yard. It's in our Lexington How much do I have to pay for that? I don't know off the top of my head what the tow fee is. Okay. But if you get it, I believe by tomorrow, there's no lot storage fee. It's just the tow fee. And I want to say it's like a five bucks, but I'm not 100% sure. Our Our the city sets the tow rate, but I just don't know what this year's tow rate is. Okay. What did he say when he answered the phone? He said that he was coming. I honestly He said he was coming. It sounded like he said he knew where he was going and he was coming. He was on his way. Mom, he had told me I didn't hear like a timeframe or anything like that. Whenever he does get here, he's my buddy. Okay. Well, he's going to have to come here, sign a piece of paper, take responsibility for you. You know, and then go from there. Okay. Cuz unfortunately, you are going to you are being charged with a DUI. I know. So, we have to follow the DUI protocol. You know, you didn't drink, it's still the same concept for you. yeah. So, we'll have to follow you. He does potentially have to take responsibility for you, one way or that genre. Okay. So, again, till 4:00 a.m., he's responsible for you. So, if you get into a car and do anything, he could be charged for you getting into a vehicle. It's not going to happen. No place for him to answer his phone, and that's why that's No problem. Yeah. No problem at all. Pick up a litter today. I'm not worried. It's a rare thing around here. I haven't finished them up. Can I have them here for me? I can take them out here. Don't touch anything. Just take your hands like prime like you had water on them. Just try and get oil and grease. Touch your hair things like that. I just try and get them as dry as possible. Even if you were like hot, it probably saved on the screen. Sometimes it's great. Sometimes it's a pain in the ass. Here. Yeah. Thank you. Do you want to go to the sprinkler? I did. Is it not working? Mm. There you go. Well, it's not working. Can I stand over here for you? Just can't raise them. Station one to animal control. Do you read me? I'm going to be in the car in a second. Where were you coming from? AC. Atlantic City. Do you Do you have friends here in Bettendorf or no? Um So what? You still want to restart the computer? Worst case scenario, we can do that. Do you know where her license is down here? No, everything's upstairs in her wallet. I think it's Chinese. Now look, my Do you have my driver's license in your wallet? Is that what you need? Yeah, no. We have it. I had it memorized. So, worst case scenario. When would you be able to come back to get this car? Is there a way to get your car before you get the car? So, what what do you think the time frame is to get your car out? I mean, I would drive. Um I just need to figure out how to get here. I think it's drivable, but you don't have a driver license. Um I just need to figure out how to get here. Or how to get to my vehicle. Hopefully it What Right. So, you come back here and you Well, you're definitely going to print you out for some reason this isn't working. But, you have to come here anyway to get the car. Worst case scenario, when you come back and get your car will just print you that. Because our IT guy is out in the morning and figure it out from there. Cuz all I know how to do is restart it and if it doesn't work, then you're And I go to somebody that knows a little bit more than I do. Right. So, yeah. So, let's do that. All right. All right. So, tomorrow when you come in, we'll just print you that. Um what time? Does it have to be No, because your your 12 hours is up at 4:00 a.m. So, you can come in at any time. Preferably after 9:00. Because I can get this thing So, we'll just do that. So, what we're going to do is is uh We're going to We're still going to type up the complaint. So, for like the charges and stuff. Okay. We're going to type that up now. We'll just manually do it. Okay. And then we'll we'll deal with the prints tomorrow. So, for right now, we're just going to have you go in the holding cell. Okay? Um it's Like I said, it won't take long cuz he's just going to go upstairs, type it up real quick. And then once that's done and your ride gets here, you're free to go. I just Hopefully he's coming soon. Right. And unfortunately, you got to wait until he gets here. No, I know. So, Can Can we Can you call him and see how long he's going to be? You want to try calling him again? You try calling him one more time. Just to say that the the fingerprints aren't working and this is how long. What time is it right now? It is almost 9:00. 9:00. Oh, see, somebody called me. I I on vibrate or silent. Mhm. It's still vibrating. It's on. All right, Hannah. Do you want to harm yourself? No. Perfect. Good answer. Please leave your message for Oh, you're kidding me. Okay. I know they can't fingerprint me, so um I have to come back tomorrow for that, but how long until you're here? They they the the officers What's his name? He's leaving Egg Harbor Township right now. Perfect. So, it should be about the same time by the time he gets here due to the weather and everything, we should be done. Okay. Thank you. All right. Did you check her stuff? All right, perfect. All right, Hannah says I apologize, you have to take your sweater off. I see. I mean that Sorry, that the jacket, not the sweater. Hey, did you already check her? Did you already check her? Did you already check her? What the [ __ ] Good luck. Good luck. All right. Did it Normally we would have to check you, but obviously we won't. How many shirts do you have on? Just that sweater? Yeah. Okay, that's fine. Do your strings come out? No. No. Okay. No. All right. So, they don't want to come. I know, yeah. Now, it sticks in. No. All right. What about the pants? Do they come out? Shrink them out? No. That doesn't come out either? No. Okay. All right. That's fine. I'm just going to leave it. I don't know. All right. I'm not going to be here that long. No, but we have a We have a procedure I apologize, guys. Some stuff we got to do. All right, yeah. Keep going to the cell. And then, uh One second. Oh, I thought you were wandering. Sorry. You're good. You can just put her in the Put her in the cell. You want me to put her in? to. All right. Well, she was already You got to go. So, we're good. So, just have a seat. I tried to help you out, but What? Just have a seat. I know it's not comfortable. As soon as she gets her paperwork done, we'll get you out of here, okay? Thank you. All right. You have a really good You have a lot of It's kind of creepy, but It's okay. Due to a system malfunction, Hannah was advised that she would need to return to the Ventura City Police Department before January 18th, 2022 to be fingerprinted and photographed. After the officers finished processing her, they released her with the following summonses pending her court appearance: driving under the influence, reckless driving, and possession of a controlled substance in a motor vehicle. You got to You got to go. All right, guys. What's that? Probably one of them. minutes or so. So, I'll show you the first day at the station. You should have it done by the same time. You did the sheet? Yep.