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What are you screaming for? >> What am I screaming for? >> Yeah. >> When did I scream? >> You screamed at the uh intersection of Ocean and Elizabeth. >> Oh, you were just telling her to go right. Yeah. >> Okay. And you're you're driving kind of like a maniac. >> You were driving all through the the parking spots and then you stopped in the middle of the intersection, made a right. >> Where you guys going? Around 12:14 a.m. on August 3rd, 2023, Sergeant Thomas Hayes with the Point Pleasant Beach Police Department observed a passenger inside a red 20202 Jeep yelling out the window in the area of Ocean Avenue and Elizabeth Avenue. He began following the vehicle and he observed the driver swerving before making a turn without properly signaling. He continued to follow the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop in front of Spicy's Taco and Tequila Bar 1506 Route 35 North. Home here, let me actually do this. I spent last time. >> Okay. >> What is it you're looking for? >> I'm trying to try to be gentleman. >> But what are you looking for right now? >> I'm trying to show you that I prove residency in Wisconsin. >> No, it's fine. I don't I don't need any of that. I'm sorry. >> Okay. So, you're driving them home. >> He made contact with the driver from the passenger side, and she was later identified as 26-year-old Carly. As he was speaking with Carly, Sergeant Hayes detected the odor of alcohol and observed other indicators of impairment. After additional officers arrived on scene to assist, Carly was asked to exit the vehicle and perform field sobriety exercises. >> Okay, >> I just se [Music] What you got? >> Possible 450. [Music] call. Do me a favor. Turn off the vehicle and step out for me. >> Yes, sir. >> May I? >> Yep. >> I'm going to open my door. >> Sure. >> Yes, sir. >> You stepped right back there. >> Thank you very kindly. >> We're at country tonight. Tonight? >> Excuse me, sir. >> How was country night? >> It was great. Okay. >> I produced that. >> What's that? I produce that. >> Very good. Okay. >> Had your producer. Thank you very kindly. >> Cool. Cool. All right. So, listen. >> Yes, sir. >> I just want to make sure there's I can smell alcohol in the vehicle. I know you're driving them home. I want to make sure that you're okay to drive. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> How can I help you? >> What you're going to do is without looking at a clock or a watch, estimate what time it is right now. >> Right now, we're about we're looking at about 11:30, I would say. >> Okay. >> I have not looked at a clock since >> Okay. What uh what is your highest level of education? >> My highest I have not gone to college. I actually, you know what? Let me backtrack that. I've actually done one year of college, but that doesn't actually count. >> Gotcha. Okay. Uh, you graduated high school. >> The first exercise was the recitation of the alphabet from Atusi. The second exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Carly failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and put her foot down before the test was complete. The third exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Carly did not touch heel to toe on each step, turned them properly, and took an incorrect number of steps. The final exercise was the horizontal gaze nestagmus HGN test. During the HGN test, Sergeant Hayes observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation, and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. >> Do you know the English alphabet? >> Yes, I do. Okay. >> Please tell me when you're ready. >> Okay. I'm going to give you the instructions. What you're going to do is you're going to without singing or humming or reciting the song, you're going to recite the English alphabet from A like apple to Z like zebra. Yes, sir. >> I'm going to demonstrate it. Okay. Please do. >> It's going to be like A, B, C, D, so on and so forth until you get to Z. >> In between >> definitive pause in between. Yep. Yes, sir. >> So, you're going to recite the English alphabet without singing or humming the tune. And you're going to leave a definitive pause in between each letter. Do you understand? >> When you're ready, tell me, please. >> Go ahead. Take it away. >> We're going to start with A. >> Mhm. >> As an apple. >> Well, you don't you don't have to say phonetically. You just get A B C. Did you get I've never been so nervous in my life. It's okay. Take a deep breath. Pull over. There. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W, X, Y, and Z. And when you're ready, I can recite that backwards in the event that you are ready for me. >> You're good. I don't need it. I don't need it backwards. Okay, >> sir. I'm trying to make your day easier. >> I can sell that. I very very good. I like the boots. Are those comfortable boots? >> Yes, they are, sir. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm actually an equestrian rider. I have six horses to my name. >> No kidding. Down in >> a QH. >> Very nice. With the exception of one, I have a thoroughbred. >> I don't recommend you purchase any. >> I will not be purchasing any horses in the near future. What about you, Beyond? Do you want any horses? >> You just use my mind. >> Sorry, sir. >> Okay. So, are those boots comfortable? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you have any issues with your legs or your feet or anything like that? >> Absolutely none. Would you like me to do a formal line for you? >> So, we're going to get to there. Okay. Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do is while I give you these instructions, I I'm actually going to have you back up just a couple of steps to about >> how many steps would you like because I would like to accurately >> you just how about stand just right here where I am. How about that? Sound good? Perfect. Okay. >> When you're ready, you tell me. >> Okay. So, what we're going to do >> is family cop. So, when you're ready. >> Right on. Using the foot of your choice. Now, I'm going to explain to you the instructions. You're not going to do anything just yet. Okay. >> I'm left-handed, so go ahead. >> Okay. Using the foot of your choice, you're going to keep your hands down to your side. And then again, your left or your right. In my case, when I'm demonstrating, I'm going to use my left foot. You don't have to use your left foot. You're going to keep your hands down to your side. You're going to elevate the foot of your choice, approximately 6 in parallel to the ground. Your foot is going to be parallel to the ground. While you're looking down at the tip of the elevated foot, you're going to count out loud by 10,000s. For an example, 1 1,000 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 10 100 >> me to go, sir. >> Up till 21,000 or until I tell you to stop. Do you understand those? >> So 21,000s. I will stand in my place until you tell me to take a step forward. Yes, sir. >> Well, we're not taking any steps. We're just doing a balancing thing right now. Okay. >> When you're ready, you tell me. Sir, >> do you understand the instructions I just gave you? >> Absolutely. >> You may begin. >> Okay. I'm going to start right now. Yes. >> Yep. >> All right. >> Take it away. 1 100 1 3 100 I'm so sorry. 4 1 5 100 6 100 6 100 7 100 8 1 9 100 I actually have no zero gravit balance. So can I please have a breathalyzer? >> Uh we don't have So in New Jersey we don't do breathalyzers on the scene. >> I'm sorry. I'm from I'm from the state I am from Wisconsin. >> Gotcha. How long have you lived? Do you live in Wisconsin for 5 years? I have lived in Wisconsin for the last 5 years. Yes, sir. Gotcha. Okay. >> So, my problem is um I actually have a double hip replacement. So, it's very hard for me. But I will do whatever you ask. So, let me >> Do you want to try this this test again? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you need me to reexlain to you the instructions? >> No, I understand. >> Very good. >> I'm also predominantly lefty, but >> you can do whatever foot you like. >> Would you Are you okay with that? >> Does Yeah, I gave you the option. >> Are you okay with that? All right. With that being said, >> are we ready? >> Take it away. >> 2 1 >> Careful. Don't hurt. I don't want you to hurt yourself. >> 3 1 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 10 100 >> Careful. >> 8 100 >> Sorry, sir. >> It's okay. Let's Let's try the next one. Next one's easier. Okay. Yes, sir. >> Next one, like you were saying earlier, is going to be like the walk and turn test. Okay. >> So, again, I'm going to demonstrate the instructions. All you have to do >> is what you're going to do is you're going to stand. Same thing. Hands down to your side like I am. Like this. >> And now what you're going to do is you're going to take your left >> right to my hands. >> Just like that. Yep. Now you're going to take your left foot and place it heel to toe in front of your right foot. Just like that. You see how I'm standing like this? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're going to hold that position and I'm going to give you the instructions. Sound good? >> When you're ready, please. >> You can get in that starting position. >> May I look down? >> You can you can look down. Absolutely. >> Sometimes like I've been told like I cannot look down. >> Nope. And for this right now, you're just standing like this so I can explain to you the next test. >> All right. So, let's see this. >> Yep. Just like that. >> Per like that. Like a pro. Okay. So, from this position, what you're going to do is you're going when I tell you you're going to take nine heel to toe steps forward. >> Can I just take a joke far so I don't have to count? >> That counting is part of it. So, that's kind of like the thing. Okay. Counting out loud is going to make it more easy for you, right? So, you're going to keep your hands down to your side. Sir, >> you're going to take nine heel to toe steps forward. The steps, like I said, are going to be heel to toe. You're going to count each step out loud and you're going to look down at your feet. >> Do me a favor, so you don't make me nervous. >> Mhm. >> Let me just take it to your car park. >> I I It's not >> Okay, just we're going to lie and say okay. So, I'll take nine, but I may take 12 because it makes me nervous. So, are we okay with that? >> But that doesn't bode well for you. >> All right, then I will nine. Are when you're ready? >> Yeah. Yeah. So, here >> you're ready and when you're ready. >> I'm going to demonstrate it. Okay. Okay. Sound good? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, again, nine heel totoe steps. They're going to look like this. 1 2 3 4. So on and so forth until you get to nine. I just did four, but you're going to take nine. Okay. Again, once you're at your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small choppy steps, 180°. >> Yes, sir. >> And then you're going to take the same nine heel to toe steps counting back. One, two, three. And again, your hands are going to be at your side. Your feet are going to be touching heel to toe. You're going to be looking down at your feet. And you're going to be counting each step out loud. Does that make sense? >> Ready? When you are ready and ready, please. >> Okay. Are you ready? >> Yes, sir. >> Go ahead. >> All right. Here we go. This is one 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 You said nine. So, let me do a quick turn around. Ready? >> Mhm. 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Excuse me. 8 and 9. >> Okay, >> we step at nine. >> You're good. That's That's that. Now, do you have any issues with your eyes? Is this going to be the last test? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. So, what we're going to do is you're going to stand right there. >> Right. >> Yep. >> And this one's super simple. All you have to do is look at a pen. Okay. >> Give me the pen, please. >> Okay. >> When you're ready, >> can you see the tip of the pen right here? >> Yes, I absolutely can. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to move this pen left to right across the field. >> Same way my eye doctor would do. Yes, sir. >> Cool. >> Please do. >> Yep. So, what we're going to do is without moving your head, you're going to follow the tip. Just like that. You're a pro. Okay. You get what I'm saying? Yes. >> So, you don't want to move your head. You just want to look at the tip of the pen with just your eyes. Okay. >> I'm ready when you are. >> Okay. >> Good. So far so good. Keep looking at the tip of the pen. >> I'm ready for you. >> Okay. >> Please. >> Mhm. >> Good. Keep looking at the tip of the pen. >> I'm ready for you. Why is your hand shaking? >> My hand's not shaking. >> Sorry. I have handshakes, so I I usually like to call people out. So, >> I got you. You're okay. >> Go. Based on her erratic driving, the odor of alcohol and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises. Sergeant Hayes placed Carly under arrest for driving under the influence. Carly's vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold. According to John's law, Officer Beyond transported Carly back to the Point Pleasant Beach Police Department for further processing. All right, so Carly, based off of your field sobriety test, I'm making a determination that you've consumed too much alcohol to drive tonight. Okay. So, at this point, please place your hands behind your back. You're being placed under arrest for for uh driving while intoxicated. >> Is that too tight? >> No. >> I have small wrists. >> Gotcha. Okay. All right. You're going to follow me back this way? >> Absolutely, sir. [Music] I I I have a phone call, correct? >> You sure do. >> Okay. >> What you're going to do is just place your chest right up against here. Is there anything in your vehicle that you need to grab? You want to grab like uh your phone or a wallet or anything like that? >> My cell phone is in there, which I wish I would like you to call my mother, but it's um other than that, sir, >> you just want your cell phone. That's it. >> It's just my cell phone. Boys, can you just make sure they get home, please? >> I got it. Yep. >> Thank you. You got it. Um, back of the hand. I'll grab her cell phone. [Music] >> Leavan, did you call for a hook? >> What's up? >> Did you call for a hook? >> No. >> Can you send a hook for them pulling the spices for spices or do you want them to pull right spices? Okay. >> Yeah. Do you want to >> save a spot for us to catch you guys in a parking lot? You know, not not on the highway. >> Hey fellas, is Carly's cell phone in here? >> She wanted us to grab it. >> Yes. >> Rock and roll. >> Okay. Call a spicy. >> I just I didn't know if you called for a hook yet or not. That was it. Um yeah, just there also 24. So just walk them over there and like sit them on the bench or something like that. >> All right, miss. Anything is going to poke or stick me? >> No, sir. I have nothing in my pocket. So, please feel free to check. >> All right. I'm just going to give you a quick pat down. All right. >> All right. You're good to go. >> I promise there's something in there. Thank you so much. >> All right. Just have a seat. >> Okay. >> Wow. You just threw me right in there, but I appreciate that. >> You tripped. But thank you so much. >> For that to happen. There's going to buckle again. All right. >> Thank you so much. Can you just do me a favor? >> What's that? >> Can you please call my mother? >> Yes. She'll uh she'll get it all. >> Thank you so much. No problem. Appreciate you. >> Um that's a property. >> Yep. >> All right. Anything else you need from me? >> I have documentations. >> All right. [Music] [Music] 31 I'll be coming 103 female 41 101 starting one second miss >> round >> 131 569 what's your question. What's the question? >> Hold on. Actually, we're almost back at the uh at my headquarters. It's a little hard to hear you through the glass, so just hold that question for a second. Okay. [Music] It's not a question. It's actually >> okay. What is it? >> Yes, that's what that noise is. I can't see if it's in a bag right now. I It's in a bag right now. I can't see it. Just give me a second. >> Beach police one >> three when I'm out back. 10 11 ending >> 131 570. You miss. >> I'm ready for you. >> All right. Just going to buckle you real quick. If you can just >> step out. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to take one of you up. >> Yep. >> Be careful. I'm going to hold on to you and we're going to go wherever that officer is. >> Yes, sir. I'm ready when you are. [Music] How you doing? >> All right. We're going to put you against this gray wall and we got to snap a couple photos. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> It's right here. >> Tell me when you're ready. >> Ready whenever you are. >> I'm ready when you are. >> Okay. Just uh >> forward. >> All right. And just just your head, not your body. Look to the right towards me. >> Yes, sir. >> Just your head. Keep your body straight. >> Keep your your back against here. And just turn your head. >> Sorry, I'm You're almost there. Just put your back against the wall and you're going to turn just your head. >> My head is looking at you directly. >> But your body's also looking at me. >> So, what do you want from this? >> Yes. Just like that. >> I'm sorry. I did not. >> That's okay. It happens to the best of us. >> I apologize. >> I think it's Sorry, I didn't mean to answer on behalf of >> It's okay. We're going to have you take a seat here. I'll get you out of those cuffs and then >> Please keep You were allowed to keep me in. >> Well, what I'm going to do is I'm going to take out the cuffs and then just one hand will be cuffed to the bench. All right. >> You stand up. >> Yeah, you can stand up. >> Are you sure? >> I'm sorry. So, yes. >> The next um when I need to make a phone call um it's going to be when You know what? I'm sorry. >> You guys just tell me what you need from me. >> Just have a seat. >> Thank you, darling. >> Clip you in. All right. >> Right here. >> Yep. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> I have I got little wrist. Are you sure about that? >> Yes, you're good. >> Thank you. >> You're not going to like slip out and karate chop me, are you? >> I can't karate chop you. I don't know how. >> Okay, good. That's good to know. >> Karate chops. >> I have no idea. >> Is he sitting sitting on scene or is he coming in? [Music] >> Uh, listen. What we're going to have to do is we're [Music] pay [Music] >> now that I'm going to slip out of this. >> Yes. >> Really loose. I promise you I will I will I'll hand out relax >> down. You're good to go. >> We don't want it too tight either because we don't want to hurt you. Yes. >> Without um I've been quite tell three of you to tell me that I have officially [ __ ] up and I just I don't need to hear from my parents. I need to hear from afraid of you. Please >> I keep drugs, but I need you to tell me right now. Baby steps. This ain't gonna happen all night. >> No. No. >> It's not a place to do that though. >> Yeah. >> No. I'm asking you nicely as a person. >> I get what you're saying. Believe me, I would probably say something, but it's not professional. >> It's a favor. Did I [ __ ] up? >> You made a mistake. You made a mistake. >> You made a mistake that you can learn from, right? You know what? I mean, officer, excuse me. I did a few that way. >> We can agree that you made a mistake. We can agree on that, >> sir. I made a lot of mistakes since >> So, thank you. >> And nobody will ever change, I guess, for this. >> So, thank you. Um, y'all have my phone, correct? >> Yes. >> My mother's calling, so please answer her. >> 25 minutes worth of paperwork and then you can call whenever you want. >> It's not who I want to call. >> Um, >> I don't belong here and so not not not necessarily this place. I belong here. It's just um my mom has a big heart, so please can somebody at least answer her. >> Thank you very kindly. I appreciate you both. >> All right, Carly, I'm just going to read you the Miranda statements. Okay. All you have to do >> Miranda right lawyers. So, yes, I agree last of what you're about to tell me. >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you can say will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any my questions or make any statements. Do you understand what I just read to you? >> Absolutely. >> So, this is just stating that you understand just to acknowledge your >> Miranda. Where would you like it? >> Right there. >> Yes, sir. I'm sorry that I I'm left-handed, but please can you um when you're ready, please call my mother. >> You You want us to Like I said, you can call her. We just in about 25 minutes. Sound good? >> I just need No, no. Listen. >> Mhm. >> My mom has a tracker on me. >> She has a tracker on you? >> Yes. My mom has a phone tracker on exactly where I'm at. So, she knows where I'm at and what I'm doing, which is why she's calling me right now. a thousand times. >> Okay. >> And I just >> I don't need to talk to her, but you do. >> I understand what you're saying. Okay. >> Because I listen, I've been in recovery for a little bit too long. I just need somebody to explain to her that I've where I am so she doesn't have a hard time, please. >> Okay, we can we can do that. >> Thank you. That's all I asked. You don't you can wave my right to a phone call. Thank you. Okay. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> You got it. >> Also, I um >> Do you have Do you have a property? >> I have a cop in the family. You go grab that and then do this. >> I need to come pick me up. >> Who's that? >> Um it's actually in the center of my console. His name is Christopher. He's married to my cousin. It's in the satellite console. You can go bring that if I I didn't pull it out because I don't I just forgot. >> Gotcha. Um Okay. So, the boys know where it is. >> Gotcha. So, what we're going to do is we need about just like I said 20 to 25 minutes of paperwork and then we can >> Yes. Yeah. If if she calls, we'll answer. How does that sound? >> Yeah. We're going to keep your phone right here. >> My mom has a heart. All I ask that's the only >> Did a mom call. >> Is that Primadana would be my mother? >> It just says phone. >> My notifications. >> Big Mike would also be my father >> right here. >> Either of which would be the two people that you need to answer. >> Well, do you want to just call your mom ahead of time? >> May I please? >> Sure. Do you have her? >> I'm not asking a lot. >> No, it's okay. We can do that for you. You're being very cooperative. What's uh We have to call from this phone now. What's your number? >> It's ringing. >> Hang on. let her uh I'm just going to use clearing scene intern I'm trying to do this as honestly as possible Donna and call you I'm trying to be honest I'm trying to be real. Is this real? [Music] Wake up, Dad. Because it's not your business. It's not It's not between you and him. It's between him and I. So, please put him on the phone. Nope. It's my fault. It's not his. I have. I will. And I'm ready. And not only am I ready, program. So, please put dad on the put dad on the phone. Dad, I was caught. I was caught drunk driving. I am I am in quite pleasant. [Music] >> Yes, ma'am. I will go to sleep tomorrow. I understand that. I'm telling them. I will I will explain that to them as soon as right now. >> Yes, >> no problem. >> Um I don't know. All right, Carly. So, this is a little bit long, so just bear with me. Okay. >> I actually don't want you to go anywhere. >> I'm not going anywhere. I'm just going to be right. >> What is your name? My name My name is My name is Thomas. >> Thomas is >> Carly. Nice to meet you. >> And Thomas I have been in um concert production for quite some time. >> I saw the saddle in your back seat. That's pretty cool. It's a good looking saddle. All right, so Carly, the quicker we do this, the quicker I could actually get you out of here. Okay. So, I'm just going to read this. All you got to do is listen. Okay. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. 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 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 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 the refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the 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 an ignition interlock, and referral to intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you're found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else presence 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 a 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? >> Tell me. >> Well, I just asked you, will you submit samples of your breath? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Very good. >> Okay. Do you need to use the bathroom or anything like that? >> I really do have to use that real quick. So, I can wait for you until you're ready for your test. >> Well, the thing is we have to wait 25 minutes to use the bathroom or we can do it right now. I literally have to use the bathroom right now. I can wait for >> Bondie. Let's uh let's let her use the bathroom and then we'll start the 20 minutes. >> I'm really good at holding him. >> When I was a kid, my dad used to [Music] be to the bathroom right here. Okay. >> As long as you promise to me a favor. on my power to call. Please answer. >> I will 100%. Yeah. We'll be right back out here. >> Thank you, Officer Hayes. >> All right, Carly. >> When you're ready, I am ready for you. >> Take the cuff off. >> I will wait for you to tell me what to do. >> All right, the cuff is off. You can stand up. Follow me. Yes, sir. >> You just go through here, make your first right, and the bathroom's right there. >> Thank you. Spray. >> So, through this door. >> Uh, no. One of You have to use one of these cells. Just one one of your choosing. I know it's not the cleanest thing. >> Stay here and not look. >> I will. Trust me. >> What's up, buddy? >> Hey. [Music] do. They had a 41 that they just released and then uh we had [ __ ] four NBAs when you were gone. Two were belated to sell amongst himself when we were driving within like 45. You still heard the radio for decent bit. Come on. Hey, somebody. You're good to go. Yes, sir. >> Yeah, you're 111, right? >> Nice. Where is this one coming from? >> Oh, yeah. >> Yes. [Music] >> Yeah. There should be >> Yeah, see the button in the back of the wall. >> That's all right. We'll figure it out. >> There you go. >> I'm really I'm sorry. >> Okay. Hand sanitizer. >> Yes. >> Hand sanitizer. Too late. I I promise I'll put my hands out if y'all just >> There you go. Is that enough? >> Yes. And And here here's my hand. Here's my last hand. >> Whenever you're done cleaning your hands, we'll clip you back in. All right. >> I'm really sorry. I see your proceeding. >> Got you. >> Thank you. Is Has my parents called? >> Yeah, your mom's going to be here in about an hour. >> Thank you. >> So, it'll be perfect. You don't have any gum in your mouth or nothing like that. Give me a big smile. Do the same thing with the tongue again. Good. Now, what we're going to do for the next 20 minutes, just have a conversation, talk a little bit. This is just so any >> Well, this is just so if you have any like residual mouth alcohol, just so it dissipates and it doesn't give an unfair result on the breathalyzer. Okay. >> So, tell me about that saddle in the back seat. Carly was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators at the station and she agreed to submit breath samples. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.17% which was more than double the legal limit of 0.08%. After the officers finished processing her, she was released to her parents pending her court appearance. After her father signed the potential shady warning form on Carly's behalf. >> It's a cheap saddle. >> Cheap? >> What's considered a cheap saddle? >> I spent about $500 on that [ __ ] Okay. >> It's a wintech usually. So, I have my coaching license. >> You have your what license? >> I have my coaching license >> for horses. >> This is really weird to have this conversation with you because you don't understand horses. >> I don't I know nothing. I know what a Clydesvil is and they're the Budweiser horse. That's it. >> So, the Budweiser Budweiser horses, those are my sponsors. Sponsors of the job that I do. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And those are Clydes. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And it's okay. >> Why do you say that? >> 329. >> Can I say something? >> Sure. >> I'm um 26 years old. >> I've been sick for Well, how long have you been doing the music production? >> A year. >> Year. >> My boss has been fantastic. >> And you do it just for Jenson's or you do it for all over the place? >> I do it international. I've been on Taylor Swift's tour. I've been on tour. >> That's cool. What's with the drama with Taylor Swift and all like the ticket master thing? My wife tried to like tell me, but I I doesn't make sense to me. >> America, we can gouge you for [ __ ] because Americans will pay. >> Yes, they will. >> You know what? I'm really sorry. Please tell everybody on your camera that >> we're just talking here. We're just having a conversation. >> Sir, I have done. >> Say that one more time. I let the whole team down. >> Why you say that? Yeah, I'm born uh born in New York. >> Staten Island, unfortunately. But I've lived actually in this town since I was 9 years old. >> I have a father from Ukraine. >> You have a what? >> I have a father from Ukraine. Do you have kids? >> I don't have kids. No, father from Ukraine who is born who is a result of Chernobyl. >> Whoa. should not have daughters. He never wanted daughters. And this is between you and me. >> I've spent my 26 years of life trying to prove who I am. And um I've learned that I've been sick since I was a kid. >> Mhm. >> I was actually >> Do you have any siblings? >> I do. I have an older sister and a baby brother. He's not a baby. He's 20, but >> he's he's your younger brother. You'll always call him your baby brother, right, >> sir? >> You won't hear this probably ever again from anybody. Thank you. >> Everyone's got a job to do, you know. >> It's like a no hard feelings kind of thing. It's just >> I don't feel sorry. I've been out of control my whole life for what I am. We obviously love the music thing. Seems like it's going well for you. >> It's a pretty cool thing to pay the bills, right? Get to hang out with country stars and listen to country music and stuff. Wear them cool boots. If I wore those, I would get my butt kicked around here. >> Right, Beyond? >> What's that? >> You have to say that. >> No, I don't. I don't. You know who uh you know who's got a killer pair of boots? Where did they go? >> Dolly Park and or anybody else. >> No, one of the other officers who was just in here loves the cowboy boots. I can't pull them off. Too pale, you know. I'm too pale for uh country music. >> This has nothing to do. >> This is nothing to do with y'all other than that. I'm sorry. >> Hey, listen. >> And um >> mistakes happen. >> You promise you don't tell my parents or anyone. >> Thank you. >> Well, you you mean you told your mom what was going on already? >> Remember when you can't take her? >> She won't have to see this. You're an adult, so no one sees this. >> They can't use it to me. And if they do, then you know what? Then I guess I just fit into >> Thank you. I mean, I am 26 years old. Um, and usually if like so I have a I have an artist take kid rock. He requires guy. Sorry. >> You don't like kid rock? >> You know what? Kid rock has cost me far too much money. >> Really? Why? in uh what I've spent on him versus what my PR costs. I've spent about four four point >> let's just let's round up $4.2 million in PR. >> Wow. >> I can't wear Bud Light things >> because of Kid Rock. >> Yeah. >> Wow. Okay. >> Sorry. Can I just >> Yeah, you can shift that however you want. >> I'm just going to pull it up a little bit. I'm sorry. >> Whatever you want. >> I don't like when it it got you. It's all good. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> Can I ask? >> Sure. No, please. Hm. Yeah. Um, >> may I ask you a question? >> Sure. >> I've probably to my phone calls, right? >> Say that one more time. >> I've probably used all my phone calls. >> No. So, once we're done doing the breathalyzer, you can call whoever you want. And then if someone, like I said, your your mom said she's going to be here now probably in about 45 minutes. Then you'll you'll be on your way. That's it. >> Yeah. The only time that we would have to like keep you, like let's say nobody can come pick you up, then you'd we'd have to keep you here for 12 hours, but if someone can come pick you up, then you're good to go. How'd you like uh So, you grew up in New Jersey, but then you moved to Wisconsin. I moved as far away as possible. >> I get what brought you back here. Do you like New Jersey? Wonderful. >> I don't blame you. >> I'm a horse girl. >> Yeah. Well, doesn't Wait, I read somewhere that New Jersey has more horse farms than in any other state. Right. >> It's very shocking. Yes. >> Right. Yeah. It's kind of crazy. >> But the amount that you pay per acre. >> Oh, it's probably Yeah, true. >> So, out in Chicago, well, not Chicago, out in Wisconsin, I own a horse farm. >> Wow. How many acres? Uh, I have about 15 acres. Wow. Good for you. >> And the amount of acorage that I pay. Let's just use your camera >> cuz I'm going to tell y'all cuz I want all of you to move to Wisconsin. >> I'm intrigued. >> Uh, I pay less than about 1,500 an acre. >> You're kidding me. >> I should not. >> Wow. That's like That's tax or that's what it cost for you to own? >> Tax. >> Wow. Wow, >> that's really cool. >> So, when I got when I was relocated to here, I've never felt more disappointed in my life. >> But that's somewhere you could always go back to, right? Wisconsin. >> The problem with that is um that's I don't know anybody who wakes up in the morning and says, "Let's go to Wisconsin." And if you find somebody who does, then you win. But if you have a reason to go back there, that's what counts, right? That's all the reason you need. >> My life is wherever works tells me to go. >> I hear you. That's that's kind of how it is, right? Got to do what you got to do. >> Your life is signed to a contract. Your whole life is owned by the job that you're a police officer, so you don't need me to tell you what your life is signed to. >> You're right. >> I'm sorry. Can I May I move this back? >> You can move it wherever you want. Just you can't take it off. I I don't I Where am I going? >> I know. I know. I know. >> You also don't have to sit with me. I actually I guess you do because technically somebody has to watch me. So, I'm sorry that you're the one that sucked with me. >> No, it's all good. Passing the time. Like I said, we just we're we could sit here in silence if you want, but I think I the time goes a lot quicker if we chat. You know what's next for you, right? >> Hm. >> You know what's next for me, right? >> I'm sorry. >> Excuse me. I'm sorry. I did mean to cry. >> No, you're good. Listen, >> you know what's next for me, right? >> What's next for you? What's next is we're going to do the breathalyzer. We call it an alco test. And then after that >> do that answer because that would have >> so New Jersey it's not like you ever see shows like >> you would have immediately gotten a better answer than what you would have gotten till my parents got here. >> No. No. So the way it works >> and I'm titleing myself and I'm sorry cameraing myself. >> The way it works it's not like what you see in TV shows where where police officers have like a portaliz portal portable breathalyzer. It's a whole different process in New Jersey. This thing is like attached to the department and it can't leave that room. So, we have to bring people here. >> Get on here. >> No, we'll have plenty of time. We got about 10 minutes or so. That only takes about 5 minutes. >> Yeah. By the time we finish this, >> I'm trying to listen. You don't know me. I'm trying to do this so that I get better. >> You're doing this what? >> So that I get better. I'm in the process and I don't need you to say it and I don't need anyone else. All I need is just I got D and I know you're right. When my parents get your significant grill me more than anything, they're also going to probably just me. >> Just do your camera. >> What's that? When I leave here, just tell me to take a step in the right direction by getting caught, please. >> Well, here's the thing. Have you ever heard the saying? The first step is admitting there's a problem. >> I've known there's a problem. I have known there's a problem for a long time. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know what Amy tell me. I'm crying. I didn't need you to tell me. >> This is day one. >> That's it. >> It is day one. >> And that's the last thing I want you to tell. >> It's day one. >> I'm sorry. >> Careful. Careful. Tomorrow's a new day, right? Day one. >> I just told you that. >> Do you have any alcoholics? >> Say it one more time. >> Do you have any alcoholics? Do you have any Do you have mental health and nutrition in your life? And you don't have to answer that because you know what? I don't know you and you and I will probably not the surface again. So, you actually never told me an answer. >> Every family has its skeletons. You know, we could leave it at that. >> Thank you, Officer. >> I want to hear more about the horses. That's more because all this is just, you know, >> kind of sad are about to be what? Yeah, I have the rest of my life. >> And so you have >> I have six. >> You have six. What breeds? >> Oh, uh I have an American quarter horse, which is what you typically see in a western show. >> So that's an American quarter horse. >> Yes. So >> are they a specific color? They could be any different color. >> So she's uh I would say chestnut, but just imagine brown. Okay. Light brown. and uh >> 32. >> She uh a lot of noise. >> It's okay. You're good. >> Sorry. >> Um her name is Sweetie or Sweet Magic Blues. >> Sweetie. >> And I've had her since I was 16. So we're guess 10 years now. And um >> How long do horses live for? >> Horses live about 35 to 45 years. >> You're kidding. Wow. I didn't know that. My problem with horses is when I fall in love, that's it. >> Sure. My mom loves horses. >> Is she a >> She is. She She's never owned a horse. She's gone to like the riding and all that kind of stuff. They have a house in Florida and they go galloping on the beach with the horses during the sunset and stuff, but she loves horses. >> Can I ask something related? >> Okay. It's running tomorrow. >> What does the rest of my life look like? It's >> up to you, right? >> Legally, what is the rest of my life? >> Tomorrow, well, nothing. So, once we're done here, you'll get a couple of summones. You'll have a court date. You'll have the option to plead guilty or not guilty. Whatever you want is completely up to you. >> Means the answer is only one way or the other. Well, like I said, you'll have your court date where you'll plead guilty or not guilty, and then you go from there. >> Hypothetically speaking, I live in a hypothetical world. >> I plead, let's say, not guilty. >> Mhm. >> Or that's okay. You plead not guilty. you get another court date and then you show up with counsel and then I well it would be advisable to seek out a lawyer or at least some type of representation and then you'll just you'll have a trial basically a trial >> between me and my peers and in the event I plead not guilty I well guilty not guilty as the amount I plead guilty >> well if you plead guilty you accept you will you essentially accept the guilt for what you're charged with and then whatever punishment the court imposes that has nothing to do with us. I to be honest I can't really can't really tell you >> my mother please. >> It's not it's not Yep. Thank you very much. All right. 20 minutes is up. What we're going to do is we're going to do a little breathalyzer here and then we're going to go from there. Please take this off. >> Yes. Terminating body camera. [Music] >> Hi. How are you folks? How we doing? >> I understand. I understand. So, uh, Carly is ready to go. Uh, just have, uh, one of you have a license on you. Fantastic. >> All right. Very good, sir. And if you want, what's that? >> Was anybody hurt? >> No, there was no accident. Nothing like that. She I guess she was driving a couple of friends home and one of her friends was actually yelling out the window. That's what drew my attention to the vehicle and then I saw some traffic violations. So I pulled her over and and all that kind of stuff. She'll she will explain. But everything's right here. So what I would do is just read that fully. Okay? And if you consent to it right here, you'll just sign right there. I'll be right back. terminating camera. >> Do you know what happens like what the process is? >> Absolutely. I was explaining to Carly. So, the vehicle is on a 12-hour hold at 1 12:30 1:00 in the afternoon. She she or somebody else can come back here. They'll come to the police department. They'll pick up that phone. They'll just say that, you know, they're here for a vehicle release. And at which point, we'll provide the, you know, the toward where the where the vehicle is being held. Then she'll pick up the vehicle. She's receiving several summones with a court date. It's going to be on August the 15th. Most likely, it will be virtual, but I would advise to get in contact with the court sooner than later. They are, sir. And then at that point, you plead guilty or not guilty, and then we go from there. >> That's pretty much it. Okay. in a park. >> It's it's ad I mean listen I I can't but it's it's advisable. It's something that people do when when they get arrested for DWI >> in court. That's it. So she will essentially be able to drive. >> The first character was it alpha? >> She'll essentially be able to drive up until the courts tell her she can't. >> Okay. Was she handcuffed? Like how did that work? Yeah, she was she was arrested, but I do have to say she was extraordinarily cooperative. Very contrite, very apologetic and all that kind of stuff. And uh yeah, I mean she like I said cooperative through and through. >> Car was there. >> Two two friends that I don't know their names. They were male friends. Didn't catch their names and they they just called an Uber, had another friend come pick them up. >> Okay. So basically intoxicated, right? Or you don't know? Uh, as I I I could detect odor coming from inside of the is the odor of alcohol coming from inside the vehicle. Uh, as far as them being intoxicated, I would imagine they were some level intoxicated, but at the end of the day, she was the one driving. Okay. >> So, she submitted to a test or how it was done. >> Yep. She didn't. And all that the print out of the alco test as we call it, she's going to have it with her. Okay. >> Just out of curiosity, if we didn't want to take her today, she spends a night in a jail cell. >> Yeah. So basically with this law, the potential liability form which you just signed, uh if you said, "Nope, I don't want it." We would have to keep her here for 12 hours. >> Okay. And then you just release her on her own. >> Correct. Yep. It's 12-hour hold. >> And then she could take her car and bring it back. >> Correct. >> Correct. >> Mhm. >> So she would stay here till 12:30 in the afternoon. >> How many people don't take their kid or No, >> I've not seen it. >> No. >> It's It's pretty It's pretty rare. There there are some people who, you know, will will say, "All right, you know, who do you want to call to come pick you up?" They'll be like, "Let me sit here." >> Oh, so they choose to sit. >> Sure. Yeah. Yeah. If some if someone's like, "No, you can let me sit here." Like, "All right, you want to sit here?" And yeah, I get it. Some people are like that, but >> All right, I'll go grab her. She's uh she's already ask one other question. If it is DWI at court date, do you automatically get your license suspended? as long >> is it 6 months or a year or >> that again as far as >> sentencing that is all the court >> that that's it I I I I can't speak on behalf of the court or anything like that >> consideration >> oh no no it's not felony it's a traffic offense that's that's essentially what it is record like all these things are going >> yeah so I mean again I I can't speak on like criminal like criminal histories and stuff but >> guesstimate guesstimation What what are we guesstimating here? >> Well, I mean just like what you were going to say like in a typical >> So, as far as I know, it's not what it's not something that would come up on a criminal history because now, God forbid she got into an accident, hurt somebody like an assault by auto. That's a criminal charge. This is motor vehicle code, which is just like it's traffic tickets basically. So, she's getting a summon for the DWI, but it's not like a like if you got arrested and you got charged with a criminal offense. It's not like that. >> That was criminal. >> No, it's a it's a series. She got a series of summones, you know, one for the intoxication and whatever. You know, the issue was failure to maintain lane. There she didn't use a turn signal. There's a reckless that's that just goes accompanies with it. But yeah, like I said, 8 to August 15th, she'll have court. Again, I I don't know if it'll be virtual or not. Something again like I would I would contact the court sooner than later and then uh they'll they'll basically they'll go from there. >> Last question. We get an attorney from down here. Like do you have a list of people that you guys don't get? >> We don't. I know. But I'm I'm sure if you just Google DWI lawyer, you're going to find a lot of them, you know, cuz this is if if someone lawyers up for something, it's going to be for a DWI. So, like I said, it is it is advisable. Of course, I can't give advice, but I got Okay. >> Thank you very much. Of course. And is there a ladies room here? >> Absolutely. It's a men's and then women's is right there. good to go. Carly, yes. So, >> they're not coming in here. Nope. All right. So, there's this, that. Yes. >> Sure. [Music] >> It'll be all right. >> I'm sorry. >> You got this. >> Okay. I'm right behind you. >> Good luck. >> All right. >> The Today is the first day. You were right. This is what we were talking about. Okay. >> You walk out. >> Here is all your property. >> I don't have much to give. So, >> well, here. This This is all you. We to me. >> Well, you have to take everything out of the bag. I need the bag back. But all these things are yours. >> Buy one. Sorry. That's not >> I can give you a bag. >> I don't mean to be sarcastic. That's rude. >> It's okay. It's okay. Those are the summones. Okay. >> How many do I have? Four. >> There are four. >> For what? >> The uh You have one for the DWI. One for reckless, failure to maintain, and a turn signal. >> Yes, sir. >> You have those are your documentations? >> Yes, sir. >> There's that. >> Is this all my cards? >> That's yours. Yep. That is yours, too. Grab your cell phone. Make sure uh make sure your license is in there. Check it out. >> Three, two, can you hit up your first name, please? >> It's in there. >> Okay, perfect. Now, >> officer, >> so what you're going to do is you're going to sign here and here. This is just stating that you're getting Yes. This is just stating that you're getting your property back. >> Do you need where it says signed? >> Right there and there. Yep. [Applause] >> Whatever it is, >> you could do 83 2023. >> He is highly 24 barely able to respond. He's semi-conscious. >> There you go. >> All right. Very good. >> Officer, before I leave, >> I will hate you for as long as I can. Well, >> thank you for saving the rest of my life. >> Get a couple of shots. Get a little bit more. >> Okay. I hope uh I hope that day comes. Would you like me to walk you out? >> Copy. 34. You calling? >> No. >> Okay. >> We're going to go right this way. I'm just going to show you where the door is. >> Please do. >> Okay. It's right here to the left. >> Let me just stop. >> Wait. Hold on. Come here. Let me make sure you got your car keys, right? Our car keys are over here. I can't forget these. So, tomorrow at 12:30, >> Yes, sir. >> you can come back, bring this documentation, just say you're here for a vehicle release. >> It's going to be my parents rehab, but um just um >> we're going to come right here and then I just explained everything to your parents. They'll come here for the vehicle release and then all that kind of stuff. >> I didn't mean to tell you I'm going to be okay. >> You're going to be okay, >> Officer H. Thank you. >> Okay. >> It's been a real pleasure. >> Let's go out this way and make your left. You're going to hit that green button and open the door. Yes, sir. >> Here's the first rest of my life. >> There you go. >> You got this. >> I'll be clear from this welfare check. >> Sergeant Hayes issued Carly the following citations. Operating under the influence. Reckless driving. Traffic on marked lanes. Failure to give proper signal. Does the car have to be picked up in 12 hours or like >> No, but it's advisable because they there's like a it's like 35 or $40 per day charge. Yeah. >> I was just know if we could get here by one tomorrow. So, but Saturday probably could. So, I just get bills for whatever. >> Yeah. So, there's and again I'm not sure what the tow rate is. It might be $150, $200. There's the a day fee which might be 3540 bucks. And then >> court records indicate that on February 27th, 2024, Carly pleaded guilty to operating under the influence. As a result of her guilty plea, Carly was sentenced to a license revocation of 3 months, 12 hours, and an intoxicated driver resource center, and two days in jail. She also had to pay a total of $640 in fines. The other three citations were dismissed as part of a plea agreement. Yeah, >> might be more on the weekend. So, and there's a release fee. So, obviously it's more advisable the quicker you can get it obviously the cheaper it is. >> And we come here for that. >> So, you come here first. You just say that you're here for a vehicle release >> and then they will direct you to where it is and then you show up >> and then you pay there. You >> pay that and then you're good to go. Okay. Thank you very much. All right, sir. Yep. >> Clear terminal camera.