Please like, subscribe, and consider supporting our channel. The full raw, uncensored, no narrations, no captions, and an edited version of this body cam footage can be found in the description below. Please consider joining our Patreon. Subscriptions and donations will be used to acquire more public footage related to law enforcement activities. It really helps us do original fulllength reporting like this. Sharing this video serves a compelling public interest because it is intended to illustrate the consequences of driving under the influence and discourage others doing so. Defendants are considered innocent until proven guilty. Thank you all for the support. >> You did this to me, Debbie. What the >> You should have stayed with her. >> I did. I tried. Why didn't you come for me? Are you going to come get me? >> Call me. I was going to call. >> Are you going to come get me now? >> Yes. I'm going to wait >> two hours. >> However long it takes you might not even be that long. >> Can I follow you, too? It's not worth it. Not worth it. Not worth it. Not worth it. Not worth it. >> No. It's not okay. She's not going to jail. She's not going to jail. >> Put on my [ __ ] shoes. >> [ __ ] sleep. >> On April 7th, 2025, around 1:23 a.m., patrol men, Robert, then Robert Laurate, Steven Kim, and Julio Mansula with the Palisades Park Police Department were dispatched to the area of Bergen Boulevard and East Central Boulevard on a report of a motor vehicle accident. Upon canvasing the area, patrolman then located a disabled 2015 Dodge Dart at the intersection of East Central Boulevard and 14th Street. Another officer traced the fluid trail of the vehicle and it appeared that her vehicle struck a parked car on Central Boulevard on Fort Lee before crossing over into Palisades Park and becoming disabled. >> Hello. How are you? >> I'm waiting for my ride. >> What happened? >> I to be honest, my my [ __ ] my lights went out and I pulled over and I'm waiting for my ride. >> Okay. You understand you you were involved in a collision? >> Yes. >> Are you hurt? >> No. >> Okay. Yo, Julio, see if where what car she struck over here. >> I don't know. There's a trail fluid. >> I was trying to pull over. >> See if she hit that. >> Patrolman then made contact with the driver of the Dodge, who was identified as 27year-old Chanel. As he was speaking with Chanel, he detected the odor of alcohol and located numerous cannabis products. Chanel admitted to consuming alcohol earlier that evening and she would later tell the officers that she worked at a cannabis dispensary. Based on the officer's suspicion of impairment, Chanel was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. >> Honda over there and quote if it is called Fort Lee. >> Great. >> You have your license registration insurance. So weird. >> You been drinking tonight? I was just trying to pull over so they could pick me up. >> Okay. >> Officer, >> you have your license, registration, insurance, ma'am. >> You're on body cam, by the way. I'm officer Robert with Palace Park. >> Okay. It's going to take me a while to find it. You've been drinking tonight? >> Oh my god. I already told you. >> No, you didn't tell me. >> I was just trying to pull over to a safe spot so my car wouldn't get >> pounded. Okay. See if you can find your documents and then step out of the vehicle. Okay. I'm just a little overwhelmed. >> Okay, take your time. >> Yeah, it's going to be a forly accident, I guess. >> It crashed into the car over there3. I got the 2315. We got the car. I'm in front of 425 East Central forward. >> All right. Notify Portley. That's the their collision. It's going to be our arrest. >> Sorry. >> I was overwhelmed. I tried to call now. >> I'll be at 425 East Central. >> I go ahead. >> What's your name? >> Kilo. Michael Alpha >> Ellie >> 31 golf. >> Okay, Ellie, you have um >> I know, I know, I know I'm in trouble. I just >> I just get my stuff. I'm sorry. >> Ellie, >> do me a favor. Step out of the car. >> I I have to get my registration. All right, just give um don't worry about the registration late later. You have your ID in your purse. >> No. >> No. Okay. Step out of the car, please. >> Okay, do me a favor. Go with that officer right over there to his car. >> I really don't want to move. All right. That's We're telling you to >> No, you're going to go to that police car right there. [Applause] >> That was not all right. I don't have my wallet. >> He's going to get it for you. It's okay. We'll get it for you. >> No, it's not. Okay. >> I'm from Colorado. I'm not from here. My license looks like it's out of state. >> Okay. It's okay. You're allowed to drive here. >> No, it doesn't seem like it. You're allowed to drive in New Jersey with if you have a Colorado license. >> Still good. All right. Thank you. >> I don't want to move. I'm sorry. Can I please just stay? >> Okay. Is this uh is this your ID? Is this where you give it to me? All right. This is actually a debit card, it looks like. >> Maybe it's a different one. >> Talk to me. >> All right. Chanel. Chanel. >> Okay, Chanel. All right. >> Not that it matters. It doesn't even matter. >> It's okay. All right. >> I'm sorry. >> It's all right. >> I'm waiting for my [ __ ] boyfriend to pick me up. >> Where uh where's he at? >> I don't know. It's He's on the phone over there. >> But >> I carled, sir. We're going to impound it. All right. >> Thank you. >> All right. Thanks. Goodbye. Where do you know where is does he from? Colorado or is he from New Jersey? >> He's from New Jersey. >> Okay. Do you know what town? >> Saddlebrook. >> Saddlebrook. Okay. >> Really close. I promise he's just coming and pick me up. I [ __ ] up and I just pulled over so I didn't have to drive. I wasn't going to drive. I didn't drive. Really? >> Okay. >> I can I stop, please. >> Wait one second. You're just going to talk to you real quick. >> Can you bring me by your car, please? I love you. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right. to Chanel. Just follow me right that towards his car. Okay. Take your time. You're good. Can you help me? >> What do you need help with? Just walking. All right. I'm so overwhelmed. Sorry. >> Take your time. Take your time. You're good. >> All right. You just got to bring it down to a flat surface so you're not on angle here. >> All right. >> I promise to get picked up. I wasn't driving. >> Okay. >> I was waiting for him to come get me. >> Okay. I'm just going to come right over here. All right, Chanel. >> No, I'm not. >> Well, how about the sidewalk right here? Nice flat surface right here. No. >> Okay. This is just waiting for my boyfriend to go. >> He's from Saddlebrook, he said. >> Oh my god. >> All right, Steve, you're going to need another person over here. >> Is this your friend over here? >> No. Hello, >> it's okay. >> All right. >> I'm waiting for Steve. I need to go home. >> Talk to Steve. >> Okay. How's it going? >> Let know we got cameras on. >> It's okay. >> It's okay. >> I just want to go home. >> I know. I know. It's okay. >> Officer, what happened? >> Uh, she looks like she got an accident for Lee and drove her cars to over here >> and then that's when you guys >> Yeah. Someone called it in. >> Okay. It's okay, Nelly. It's okay. I'm just saying. I'm here. I know you just spoke with Steve. >> It's okay. We're going to figure everything out. >> I know. I know. I know. We're going to figure everything out. I just spoke with Steve. Okay. We're going to figure whatever happens to happen. It happens. Okay. Don't worry. It's okay. It was up the street. >> You can see the trail. It's only like three blocks down. >> I know. I know. I know, babe. I know. We just got to figure everything out with the cops. We'll figure everything out. Hi. >> How are you, ma'am? I'm stepping away from her. >> Yeah. >> Thank you very much. We just got to do our thing. >> Gotcha. >> Gotcha. >> Ellie, you said that was your name? >> Nelly. >> Ellie. >> Nelly. >> Nelly. Nice to meet you. Okay. Can you do me a favor and stand up? >> No. >> No. Okay. You you under any uh drugs tonight? >> No, I just drank a little bit and I pulled over cuz I can't drive. I'm sorry. Please just let me go. >> Gotcha. >> I don't have anything on my record. I'm not from here. >> Gotcha. Okay. Where Where do you have a license out of? >> Colorado. >> Colorado. Okay. Can you do me a favor and stand up? We're going to try to do field sobriety testing on you. >> It's not going to work. >> It's not going to work. Why is it not going to work? Why is it not going to work? >> I get emotionally overwhelmed. I'm mostly overwhelmed. I I act out of place when I'm mostly overwhelmed. >> Okay. >> I have like a mental illness. It's almost like bipolar disorder. >> Gota. So, you're not willing to participate field sobriety testing? >> I just I just want to get out of here. >> All right. I'm giving you opportunity to do it. Can I just step in? She does have issues. >> I understand. I totally I'm I'm taking into consideration, but we still have to do what we >> I understand. >> So, Nelly, are you willing to participate in field sobriety testing? >> I don't know what that means. >> It says three tests. >> Getting out means you're going to arrest me like just arrest me because I was driving. >> I want to give you the opportunity. I want to help you out. >> You know I'm not ready. >> Nelly, I'm right here behind you. Just do what the officer is asking you to do. I can't >> I'm can't force you to do it. Just >> I can't do it. You can't do it. Okay. >> No. >> Like, what do you want me to do? Stand in a straight line? Like, >> just three tests. I'm going to explain it to you. >> I can't even do it. >> Okay. All right. So, you're willing to participate? >> [ __ ] it. Fine. >> Okay. It's going to be three tests. >> Get it over with. I just want to go home. >> All right. Cool. Do me a favor. Stand in front of this police car facing me. Don't lean on it. Don't lean on it. Put your feet together, hands at your side, just like this. >> Patman then started with the horizontal gaze. Neistagmus HGN test. During the HGN test, Betman Cris observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nestagmas at maximum deviation and the onset of nestagmas prior to 45°. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Chanel failed to touch heel to toe on each step, took an incorrect number of steps, and failed to turn. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Chanel failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and put her foot down before the test was complete. >> All right. First test is going to be the ACN. Okay. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> Okay. With your eyes only, follow the tip of my finger. >> I do realize I'm mentally ill. >> Okay. I'm going to put that into consideration. With your eyes only, follow the tip of my my finger. Don't move your head. Do you understand the instructions? >> Do you understand? >> Okay. >> I'm crying not because of me, not because of you. >> It's fine. You want to cry, you could cry. I should do this all the time. You didn't even watch me that time. Oh, I can move my head. >> You can't move your head. like four times. Did you get it yet? >> No, I have not. I'm >> sorry. [Applause] We're going to do this vertical thing. >> I'm not crying because of you. >> No, don't worry about it. You can cry all you want. Right. >> Right. Watch this car. Watch this car. Watch this car. >> Guy got a flight. >> I just Thank you. Okay, the next test is going to be a walking turn. Okay, >> I'm going to demonstrate it for you. >> I just want you to know I wouldn't have been able to do this sober >> anyway. >> I'm just giving you the opportunity to try it. All right, if you can't do it, >> you can't do it. All right, I'm still going to demonstrate for you. All right, so same same starting position. Feet at feet together, hands at your side, just like this. This is going to be the starting position. Your left your left foot, >> your left foot and back of your right foot >> touching heel to toe. >> That's just the instructions, man. >> All right. This is the starting position. Get in that position and don't move. Okay. All right. So, you're going to take nine heel to t heel to toe steps counting out loud. All right. Like I said, I'm not forcing you to do this. All right? Just giving you the opportunity. >> I'm just here for it. >> All right. I'm going to demonstrate for you. >> Nine heel to toe steps. All right. It's going to go like this. One, two, three. >> Okay. >> I'm doing I'm doing three. I get it. You're going to do nine. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> All right. You're going to leave >> that way or this way? >> Let me finish. >> Okay. >> All right. Once you get to your ninth step, you're going to leave. You're going to leave your left foot planted. You're going to take short choppy steps and you're going to take nine. >> You might have to repeat that when I'm over there. >> Okay. >> I'm just a stoner. I just forget things about >> That's fine. That's fine. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps back. All right. One, two, three. I only did three. You're going to do nine. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, whenever you if you understand the instructions, you can begin whenever you're ready. You want to do it on this white line and >> No, that counts as what? >> Do you want to take off your heels? >> I'm in heels. >> You want to take them off? >> Yeah. >> All right. Go ahead. Take them off. >> Can somebody help me? >> Yeah. >> I need help getting them off. >> You want to lean on on the police car? >> I need to lean on something. >> Go ahead. Lean on the police car. >> That's too far. >> And you're going to think I'm going to go back a step. You guys already know what I was. I don't see why you have to kiss me. I already admitted. >> I see why you have to make some fun of me. >> We're not making fun of you. If you don't want to do this, if you don't want >> I'm not talking to you. I'm sorry. I'm talking to myself. >> Oh, okay. >> You want to You want to go on this white line and and >> No. Go. No. Okay. And you keep going. Okay, you can stop. >> All right, let's go back. Let's go back to the starting position over here. One last test. >> Am I supposed to start here? >> No. Come back over here. Please >> walk. Just walk. >> I don't want the light in in your face. >> Right. >> You just go this way. >> No. No. We're going to do another whole another test. >> Right. I can't do the alphabet backwards over. >> That's not a thing in New Jersey. Can you do me a favor? Start >> start stand in front of the police car facing me, please. >> Can Can you stand in front of the police car and face me, please? >> Thank you. The last test is going to be the one leg stand. >> All right. Uh, >> you can do that sober. Are you kidding me? >> Like I said, I'm not forcing you to do this, right? Uh, same starting position, feet together, hands at your hands at your side. Which whichever leg of your choosing, you're going to lift approximately six inches off the ground. >> You don't have to start. Don't start yet. >> I'm practicing. >> Okay. >> Hands down at your side. You're going to count 1 1 2 100 3 100 until I tell you to stop. You understand that? >> I'm going to do this sober. You know that, right? >> I'm like I said, I'm not forcing you. >> One Mississippi. Hold on. Hold on. I didn't tell you to begin yet. Okay. Okay. Okay. Tell me when to go. >> Hold on. I'm getting a stopwatch. >> Okay. You ready? >> Yes. >> All right. You may begin. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Nervous. >> No problem. >> Can't deal with this all the time, you know. I'm able to get the yellow for the car vehicle. >> Okay. >> Based on the motor vehicle crash, her indicators of impairment, the odor of alcohol, her admission to consuming alcohol, and her inability to adequately perform the field sobriety exercises. Janelle was placed under arrest for operating under the influence. Her vehicle was impounded by for a mandatory 12-hour hold under J's law. All right, I'm going to conclude testing on that marker. >> That's so No problem. You did what we had to do. All right. >> Uh, can you just put your hands behind your back? You're going to be placed under arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> So, we're just going to do some other stuff at the headquarters and then hour and a half they're going to pick you up. Okay. >> Can she put her shoes? >> Does she I don't know if she wants to put her shoes back on. I don't want her to fall. away. >> I just want to go home. >> 2 hours you'll be home. I want to go home. >> Two more hours. Two more hours you'll be home. >> No, this is not okay. I don't do anything. >> 2 hours and you'll be home. >> Nelly, listen. I understand. The cops are just doing what they need to do. >> [ __ ] you. [ __ ] this. >> I get it. I >> 2 hours. [ __ ] you. It's better than 2 hours. Better than all night. It's >> better than being there all night. Don't worry, baby. >> You did this to me, Debbie. What the [ __ ] You should have stayed with her. >> I did. I tried. Why didn't you [ __ ] come for me? >> Are you going to come get me? >> Call me. I was going to >> Are you going to come get me now? >> Yes. I'm going to wait >> 2 hours. >> However long it takes. >> It might not even be that long. Baby, please. >> I just want to go home. >> Take me home. >> No, it's not okay. >> It's not okay. No, it's not okay. You got to wear my >> Can I follow you, too? It's not worth it. Not worth it. Not worth it, though. Not worth it. Not worth it. >> No. It's not okay. It's not. >> She's not going to jail. She's not going to jail. >> Put on my [ __ ] suit. [ __ ] >> Where are you guys? like that. >> Where are you guys going shortly? >> Down right down the block. >> Down the block. Okay, >> dude. Why do you got to do that, dude? >> I'm not trying to make it like that. I'm trying to >> Well, why are you trying to arrest you? >> Cuz if you obviously put me back there and try to >> for what? We separate you regardless, you [ __ ] idiot. >> All right. I'm sorry. You don't got to call me an idiot, bro. I'm sorry, >> dude. I don't want I don't want to be dealing with understand. I understand. We're trying to deal with it as peaceful as possible. >> You doing that makes it so much worse. All right. >> So, please get in your car. Go to the police station kind of makes it worse. I don't >> We're not putting her in her cage, dude. >> I don't think what I did. >> That's our procedure. >> That's our procedure. Okay. Get in your car. Go over there. Get in your car. Go over there. All right. >> Oh, man. >> 315. Can you send any toe for that vehicle? I don't have no ID on her. >> I have it. Oh, >> you do for the Colorado. Do you need a check? >> No. All right. All right, we have one female under >> 321's going to transport with >> you. You're going to stay for the toasty. >> Um, >> give this to them actually. >> No, no, our information's in there. Selli Hernandez del Touris. [Music] It's okay. >> You're going to be out in no time. All right. >> We got to send her over. It's >> 275 brought out. 275 brought out. Right. >> I know. You'll meet her right over there. >> Yeah. We'll we'll be with her. All right. Rob. >> All right. You're welcome. [Music] Please, >> it's almost over. Come on. It's fine. >> You going to go back to Colorado? It'll be all fine. It's all good. It's all good. It's okay. Oh, no. >> No. This is not okay. >> Who's over here? Just keep an eye out. Let's just buckle her in real quick. >> I got to buckle her in. >> All right, let's get puppy in her. Okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> No, this is not okay. >> Within the hour. >> No, it's okay. >> No, on you. Okay. >> No. No. Let me talk to my boyfriend, please. >> At least so I can calm down. Please. You >> will calm down. >> No, I won't. >> Yeah, she's hitting all her head. I don't know. Was her head or her feet? I just [ __ ] around. >> It's okay. >> All right. [Music] >> All right. Please >> say go. No. [Music] Where are my shoes? >> 3 2 1 the comp center. >> It's in the other side. It's on the side. I'll put put them on. We'll put them on when you get there. >> Transporting one female party under to HQ. Starting mileage 48621.4. [Music] 333. I'm following. >> Oh my god. Please [Music] help me. I'm not some [ __ ] dead. I'm just regular [ __ ] girl. >> I understand. Oh, [Applause] It's okay. >> We're almost done. >> I know. It's okay. It's okay. >> It's okay. >> You will go home. Don't worry. We'll be going home. We just got to do a few more things. >> I don't even a phone broke >> 3201. Ending mileage 48622.2. All right, Chinelli, I got your shoes. Okay, we're going to put them on once we get inside. All right, >> all right. >> You didn't do anything to be locked up in the back of a golf car like this. >> Okay, >> this is not I don't deserve to be back here like this. I'm a US citizen. And I pay my taxes. I've done everything right. >> I understand. >> I don't deserve to be back here. >> Once we get inside, we put the shoes on. >> Over so I can [ __ ] be sober. >> Are you going to help me out? >> Okay. You want to Okay, >> you stupid [ __ ] [ __ ] Like, how am I supposed to get out of here? >> Okay. >> And And now what? Now where the [ __ ] do I go? >> Follow the officer right there. Okay. >> What? >> Please follow the officer right there, please. Can you at least help me put my jacket on so I'm not a [ __ ] core here? >> Well, we're about to take it off, right? >> Oh my god, you're like a [ __ ] Okay, >> please. At least I'm not naked in there. Please, >> it's inside. No one's in there except for us, too. >> Patrolman then initially transported her to the Palisades Park Police Department for further processing. The standard statement for motor vehicle operators was read to her and she agreed to submit breath samples. Following a 20-minute observation, she submitted breath samples, but the machine was not working properly. As a result, she had to be transported to the Ridgefield Police Department to use their alco test machine. >> Come on. Come on. >> Come on. Just two steps. That's it. >> I don't deserve this. I'm a US citizen. I don't deserve to be locked up. I didn't do anything wrong. I followed the law every [ __ ] day. This [ __ ] stupid country. It's hurting me. >> Okay. >> Those [ __ ] things are hurting. >> Go inside to the right, please. >> Of course. >> Where are my shoes? >> I have your shoes. I will at least not be barefoot in this [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Are you serious? Like, I can't even [ __ ] cover myself in front of you guys. Please help me. Please. Someone just pull my over me. Please. Please. Please. Please. Just put my jacket over me. Please be uncreated to move. Use your hand. >> I don't I just want to go home. I don't want to be unc. I just want to go home. I didn't do anything wrong. I can be in this [ __ ] room. Ow. My room is push. There's nowhere to go. Put it lower. There we go. >> One second. I got it. I got it. >> I got [Applause] these things ain't >> You guys think these [ __ ] things don't hurt people, but they really do. >> It's probably because her sleeves or something is in the way. >> Yeah. Why does that seem nice cover? >> Oh my god. >> Actually, you know what? You put in more comfortable. >> Okay. >> So comfortable. So cons I'm not trying to exaggerate. I'm sorry. I just >> All right. Let us do this paperwork and you'll be out of here in less than an hour. Okay. >> How's it doing? I'm testing it both ways. Nothing cooking. >> It's starting. Stop. >> Come on, please. >> Yeah. >> Double lock. >> Can't even see. >> The double lock is on the >> Yeah, it's not going to do that, buddy. >> I think it might be the cuff. Never had a problem with it. You can't take it out. See? Great. See how it's turning up? >> It looks like you twisted the metal on. >> Yeah. Yep. Oh, >> nice. >> Fantastic. >> She's stuck with a handcuff. >> We'll get it off. >> Obviously, you want to just sit sit with that for now. >> We'll figure it out. >> Great. >> Sorry. I'm [ __ ] sorry. >> ID. >> Get me whatever you can. Right. Let's throw with that notepad. In the meantime, I'll keep trying. [Music] [Music] [Music] You gave this badge the deal already. >> Just a badge. What's the deal? I'm not crying because of you guys. I'm crying cuz I would have already cried regardless. >> So, we just got to do paperwork. >> Okay. Keep working on this. I want this off you. Just see if you could find the uh attorney general. I'm sorry, ruined for you guys. This just proves to me that I should not be in a relationship. Why I even bother? Like, if it goes this bad, why bother, right? [Applause] 45. >> It's [ __ ] perfect. >> I have the case number and call time, please. Yeah, it's pretty embarrassing 25 emotionally overwhelmed and I have no other reaction than to cry and My boyfriend knows that. I can't help but cry. >> 2025 match 0 59 81. >> I don't understand. >> You already know what I did wrong. I'm already here. Like, what the [ __ ] do you mean? I thought I was American. I thought I need I thought I had rights. [Music] Thank you. >> 204 is going to be the 20 minute probably all the time. You probably deal with crazier people than I am. >> Go home. >> Do you have to use the restroom or anything? >> I got to observe you for 20 minutes. >> You got to use the restroom. No. >> No. Okay. All right. Uh for the next 20 minutes, do you mind just not placing your hands on your face, please? Just uh this protocol so you don't ingest anything. You don't place anything foreign in your mouth. All right. You have piercings in your mouth. >> No. >> No. Okay. Uh try not to burp. Try not to regurgitate or this process is going to take much longer. >> What the [ __ ] is this for? What am I here for? >> You're placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I think it's obvious what happened. So, just put me in jail or you don't go to jail. Take me home. >> Let us do this paperwork and then >> So, I need to get out of here. >> Just let us do this paperwork and you'll be out of here within an hour. >> I'm sorry. I'm going to be a funny, but it's like I'm obviously under stress and I just want to go home. It's okay. It's okay. >> Let me go home. >> As you go home right after >> I already told you what I did wrong. I don't >> I believe you. He needs you to find >> I'm going to read you a Miranda warning. >> Great, sir. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Refuse to answer any questions. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> To anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. This is it. >> You have the right to talk to attorney at any time. Have him or her present with you. Are you being questioned? Do you understand? >> Where are they? If I were to ask for them, where are they? >> Do you have an attorney? that you could call right now. >> No. >> Okay. So, do you understand that right though? >> Yes. >> If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> You may stop answering questions or request an attorney at any time. Do you understand that? Can you initial? >> Can't use yours. >> I can't use your pen. >> That's right in front of me. >> You don't have another pen. >> Can I just use yours? >> No, we have another pen for you. >> Of course. >> You think it must be >> These are your responses. Can you initial [ __ ] pen? Print your name there and that sign right there. >> Print your name right here. >> And then if you could initial your five responses. >> Please just get the [ __ ] out of here. >> I'm trying. I'm trying to help you. Are you currently living in New Jersey? >> What's the address? >> New Jersey. I just moved there this month. >> Just got an apartment. I moved here seven months ago to come with my boyfriend who landed in Saddlebrook. I am from Colorado. I came out here for the industry of marijuana because it was too saturated out there. I see you laughing. That's funny. Very funny. >> Um, is there an apartment number there? Okay. Do you guys do this often? That is funny. >> Um, what's time? 208. >> All right. Um, >> what's your occupation right now? I'm a manager at a dispensary. >> Uh, manager, >> are you sick right now? >> Just a question. >> No. >> Are you under care of a doctor? >> No, I should be. >> Are you taking any medicine? >> No. >> Do you have diabetes? >> No. >> Are you injured? >> Mentally? No, I'm sorry. >> Are your injuries is your if you're if you want me to write that down. Are your injuries? >> I'm sorry. I can't get out of here. >> I'm not injured. Offense, man. Wow. I need to get out of here as fast as possible. >> I am not injured physically. I'm not injured mentally. I don't have the doctor out here. I don't have any prescriptions. I'm allergic to amoxicylin. What is the most common antibiotic? >> All right, let let me get through this. I'm going to read you the Miranda warning the second time. Okay, I'll be quiet. >> 0209. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Refuse to answer questions. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in court of law. Do you understand that? >> Yes. You have the right to talk to an attorney at any time and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, you won't be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> You may stop answering questions. >> That's my phone. >> Can I have it back? >> Right after we're done. >> Uh you may stop answering questions or request answering at any time. Do you understand it? >> Yes. I'm not usually someone who's like against the [ __ ] pigs, but like >> same thing. Same thing as before initial responses. Um, put your names. >> I can't use your pen. >> You want? >> They don't want me to use your pen. >> You want to use my pen? >> It's just a genuine question. You seem very protective. I >> love this pen. It's my favorite pen. >> Really? Just like >> I'm not trying to be a punk sign right there. >> I just can't help it when it comes to here or here. >> X. I grew up in a state where like I really [ __ ] comfortable. >> I'm sorry. All right. I'm going to ask you. >> Sorry. >> What kind of alcoholic drinks did you have today? >> A whiskey coke. I had two of them at the concert at 1000 p.m. >> All right. Give me a second. Hold on. >> Rob, you read the usually. >> No, no. Yeah. Right after this. >> It's It's 2 a.m. >> And where was the concert? >> Some place called like Warsaw, Brooklyn. Waraw something like that. I never been there before. I'm not from here. >> My friend had >> What was the time in between each drink? >> And between I don't know, like 9 to 10. 9 to 10 minutes. >> No, 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. is when I had my drinks. >> So, you had two >> I had two drinks between 900 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. >> So, 30 minutes each. >> I would say that here. It's 2:00 a.m. now >> and 9 p.m. I'm just an idiot and I'm blind and legally blind. I have contacts in my eyes right now. You guys are just doing a good job. Sorry. >> Um, what did you eat today? California BLT. I had I don't know like another fish wrap. I don't know how to call it. Like and I had a steak at Outback Steakhouse. What was the last thing you ate? >> That steak. >> Steak. >> Steak with pasta. It was steak. Pasta entry. I don't know. >> And what time did you finish eating? >> Like I don't know, like 8 >> 8:00 p.m. >> Yeah. >> Gotcha. All right. This is >> Can I have my shoes back? >> Your shoes are with you, right? >> All right. I'm going to read you this New Jersey Attorney General Standard Statement for motor vehicle operators NJSA 394-50.2 >> I have anything to do with my rights or me being here right now? >> Yeah. Uh revised and effective July 1st 2012. >> All right. So you got to listen to this carefully. All right. >> Listen. >> All right. One, you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA394-50. two. >> You guys didn't catch me driving. I was outside of my car. How does that make any sense? I wasn't driving. >> The law requires you to submit samples of your presence testing to determine outcome. >> Wait, but I wasn't driving when you did it. You pulled me over and I was outside of my car. >> Wait, let me finish it, please. >> I'm sorry. I'm just curious what the questioning is for them. >> We'll talk about it after. Three, a record of taking of breath samples includes the test results will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. Four, 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 testing. Five, if you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you'll be issued a separate summon for refusal. The court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while testing. >> I mean, I can provide samples of whatever, but you guys can't prove I was driving cuz you didn't see me driving. I pulled up and I was not inside my car. >> All right, let me finish this, please. All right. >> Six. If a court finds you guilty of refusal, you'll be subject to various penalties, including license, revocation, >> whatever. Let me just pay the [ __ ] fine. >> A fine up to $2,000, installation of ignition interlock, >> $2,000, >> and a referral to work is [ __ ] >> intoxicated driver. >> It's cuz I have $2,000 up my ass right now. >> These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the >> I know how much cops get paid. Cops don't get paid that much. If you guys were to get this charge, you could think it was [ __ ] too. >> Can you let me finish? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Or any other offense of which you are found guilty. Seven, you have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Eight. 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 test. Okay, >> I'll provide breath samples, but you can't prove I was driving my car. >> Let me Let's finish this. I want to get you out of here. Even if you agree to take the test but do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or pro or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with a refusal to submit breath testing. Nine. I repeat, the law requires you to submit breath samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Sure. But again, you can't prove that I was driving. You pulled up on me when I was parked. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, does that account for anything? I wasn't physically behind my car when you guys got me. I was literally outside of my car. Does that do anything? Can you please just talk to me like a human? >> Hello? That's your day in court. That's when you got to figure that out. >> Oh, okay. Word. You l I wasn't in my car when you guys came in. >> You were in your car. >> I was outside. >> Okay. How old are you? >> 27. >> You know your social security number? >> How tall are you? >> 55. >> How much do you weigh? 1:30. >> Why are you laughing? Did you just laugh at that? >> Uh, my watch. >> Yeah. Yeah. In a minute. Um, >> why? For what? >> You have to take off all electronics when we have the [ __ ] >> Um, what's what's your natural hair color? >> Black. >> Eye color. Are you uh married? >> No. >> What's your What's your eth ethnicity? Spanish? >> What do you think? >> I just got to ask. >> Yes. >> Come on. Let me at least have a little bit of fun here while I'm here. >> I would like to have fun with you, too. >> [ __ ] up. >> That came out. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. I don't mean to be a [ __ ] but it's like I've never been in trouble with law. This is nonsense. >> What city were you born in? You could look up my Colorado thing. Whatever. I've never had anything in there. >> What uh city where you're from? >> Aspen, Colorado. The [ __ ] 1% of the US. >> Do you have any scars? I see you have tattoos. How many? >> So many. I can't even [ __ ] count them, dude. I couldn't even [ __ ] tell. >> On your left hand, >> brows. >> Are you serious? >> I'm >> My entire body. Just the the ones that are the biggest >> visible like my entire body. >> Okay. Entire body I'm putting. >> Okay. >> I'm not trying to be a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Let me just write this down and I'll give you her deal. >> You're like covered in tattoos. There's no way to describe that. Like they're all over my [ __ ] body. I have a Colorado deal. Can you just run that party all the way around? And >> yeah, run it. It's clean. I have nothing on my [ __ ] record. I'm a good person. I'm a good driver. I was not driving when you guys pulled me over. >> Pull. >> When you guys got to me, whatever. I was out of my car. Colorado thing to do. >> Whatever. You guys don't care. You guys don't care about me. What's wrong with you? >> And what's the what's the name of the dispensary? >> Molly and Farms. It's in North Hen, New Jersey. We're not even in New Jersey. We're in New York army. >> No, we're in New Jersey. >> Never mind. That's how new I am from here. I moved here in September. I don't even know. >> You know the address of the dispensary? >> Like 259 Belmont A in Halen or something like that. Might be 265. I don't know. I I don't remember. >> Any relatives in the area? >> No. >> In Colorado? >> Oh, yeah. Colorado. >> Give me a name of relatives in Colorado. I mean, it's not like like we're being real like they're not politically like they're not legal. Like there's no way you could find them. So there's no way you could reach them. So what's the point of me telling you their name? >> That's I'm not forcing you to for our documentation. If anything, >> just put down my names for here. That's Steven Noey. And that's in Saddlebrook, New Jersey. >> Your boyfriend had a relative asking >> how many relatives. >> Okay, that's fine. That's fine. We'll skip that. I think you'd recognize bro you wanted to tow your car or no? >> No, it's all right. >> Are you towing my car? >> It's total. You can't drive. Everybody's >> What do you mean? It was fine driving minutes for a 20 minute. >> What do you mean? Wait, what? >> We'll see tomorrow. >> Um, the hood's all pushed in. >> I was really trying to make it a hard time for a [ __ ] regular person. >> Address. >> I'm a regular person who gets paid a regular way. She says no. Okay. So, how am I supposed to get my car? I don't have a toll line, but I don't have any money. >> We'll explain all that tomorrow. I just have the insurance figured out. >> I don't have insurance from New Jersey. I have a car. I have no insurance. How are they supposed to get me? >> We can use your insurance. >> Something in the world in New Jersey. >> After this, >> I just moved here a couple months ago. You can't hit me with all these fees. I can't even afford this. [ __ ] city. >> So, why did you move here? You're right. That's a good question. >> We're all southern dogs. Is this where you live? >> Yes. >> We'll have Steven. >> There's There's an apartment there. >> There's an apartment right there. >> You really [ __ ] need to know. Yes. >> It's just the second floor. >> Yes. >> Stephen come pick you up and you go >> on my car. Your car won't give you Where is that? >> Where the [ __ ] even are we? What part what town is this in New Jersey? >> Park will be from Fort Le. >> You don't care about me. You guys care about people taking a portion of my car out there. She caused me to come across the country and come here. >> It's not like it's your problem. Yes. Yes. I get it. I get it. >> So much Americ positive. >> Thanks, dude. What are you, an immigrant, too? >> No, I'm a positive person. >> Great. I'm not trying to be [ __ ] to you guys, but life has just been [ __ ] [ __ ] lately, and this just doesn't like your problems. It matters. >> Got to wait for a 20-minute observation. >> Word. So, I'm going to get my car out of here >> tomorrow, please. >> So, there's something called John's law. >> And John's law specifically states that, you know, if party is intoxicated and it's towed, uh, 12 hours is the minimum for you to come and pick up the car. >> All right. It's not going to be me. So, >> it has to be you. >> Okay. Let's say 12 hours from now. Where the [ __ ] do I go? >> You come back here. Come here. You going to get tickets? >> Where even is here? I don't have my phone. I can't tell where this is. Like, >> can I get a card from one of you guys? >> Card when we're done. >> One minute observation complete. >> There's like five tones in between my tongue. I know everywhere I go. I've never gotten in trouble over there. I have no points on my license as you could probably [ __ ] see or you can't because it's New Jersey and this is a [ __ ] [ __ ] up state. >> Car is not totaled. And when you said total, you mean like you can't drive or like I physically can't drive it myself? >> The vehicle is the airbags deployed. The front end was all pushed in into the engine. The check engine lights on. I don't know if that was on before. >> It was always on. >> It was always on. >> I bought it like some cars just do that. >> I get it. You're sick of me. You're I'm annoying. >> Chanel, um, what we're going to need >> Chanel, what we're going to need from you is your car, brother insurance information. It's my car. >> I can I have it on my I have it on my phone. Can I my phone? >> Once we're done, we'll give you the phone. You can pull up to us. >> I'm not like a a criminal. I like I have a perfect driving record in Colorado. I [ __ ] up once. I'm here. I wasn't driving when you guys pulled me over. There's got to that's got to count for something. >> Listen listen. We have a job to do. >> I know. I know. I know you have you're doing your jobs and I'm trying to hunt, but I'm >> Listen. with the the breath sample test. If you provide two >> I know. I get it. I'm in trouble. I [ __ ] up. >> No, no, no. Listen, listen to me. If you provide two good breath samples, >> I can't >> listen to me. Listen to me. >> No, you guys don't understand. >> You just got to blow into a hook. >> I'm not from here. I don't do this. I'm not a troublemaker. I don't I don't anything on my record. I've never gotten in trouble. I'm not this person. >> And you guys just think look at me like I'm [ __ ] crazy because I'm here. >> She's gone in every state. So there's nothing we're a lenient state. Listen to me. >> Um if you provide two good breath samples, you're out of here. >> I can't provide two. You know that, dude. I don't know how you don't have a name tag on here, but I can't [ __ ] >> This is my name tag right here. >> 10 is your name? >> Yeah. >> What's your first name? >> Robert. >> No, it's not. >> 130. >> 130. She weighs 130. >> His name is Roberto. >> That's Stephan. >> Hey, Roberto. That's Stefan. >> Stephan. >> Yeah. >> I'm not a bad person. I didn't do anything wrong. I wasn't driving when you guys came up to me. >> I get it. I'm in trouble and I'll whatever. Like mistakes. It's okay. It's not >> No, it's not it. I just want to go home. My boyfriend's going to hate me. It's going to be so [ __ ] mad that I did this. >> Emotionally called the boyfriend after >> he's going to hate me so bad. It's so bad this time. Like you don't know what a [ __ ] whole life I live like this [ __ ] I could I could be [ __ ] be at home and you guys be [ __ ] >> You're going to be out of here in like 20 minutes. Guarantee you. >> Rob, you know this? >> No. Just when it says review, just leave it. >> How do I >> Is it your first time doing it? >> So, my car is [ __ ] so I can't get it. So, like, what's the what's the what's the deal there? Like, it's the only thing I have. I drove it across the country here. >> Crazy. I can't [ __ ] take a bus. I go to work. It takes me so long. How do I get my car? >> Um, hold on. Call your insurance >> obviously, but like tell me the whole way I physically get my car out of here. >> Come here and we give you a release form. All right. But that has to be after 12 hours. So, whatever. >> I'm not going to come here for 24. Let's be real. Echo pair. We're going to give you the business card. >> Well, listen. Every day is in storage. If you're going to acrew like $50, like something you can't pay, you ship. So, it's the quicker you get, the better. >> I can pay $50 for the day. >> I can't be more than a couple days without the car. >> So, you got to come 12 hours upon release. >> You guys said it was totals. How am I supposed to get it? >> You get it. You said it was totaled >> as far as driving. >> Then how is it totaled? >> Total means total. >> Total means I can't drive it. So can I drive it out of here or not? >> No, you cannot. >> Obviously not tonight. But like >> you can't. >> You mean like at all? >> Figure it out in the morning. We'll figure it out in the morning. >> No. >> I don't sleep. >> God, it's so [ __ ] easy for you guys. You got the insurance. You guys got the the bills. You guys about the lifestyle? >> Hell no. You got it all wrong, girl. He's struggling just like you. >> Apparently not. >> Apparently not. >> Mills is crazy nowadays. We're all in >> whatever. Got a wife, got a baby blah. I don't give a [ __ ] Like, it's just me. It's me and I'm the only person who [ __ ] throw myself out here. [ __ ] Colorado. I don't have parents. I don't have family. freaking line back on. I have to come and I have to get this car and this is the only only way for me to get any [ __ ] living out here. I'm already [ __ ] because my boyfriend [ __ ] doesn't want to come get me for [ __ ] stupid reason because >> your boyfriend's going to be so bad cuz you go see the theatrics. He said arrest me if you're going to arrest her. I'm sure you think this is funny. You can laugh at this later. Like, haha, this [ __ ] is so [ __ ] hysterical. This is hilarious. But I've been on my own since I was 17 years old. The car is the only thing I have to be like, I came out here by myself. I can't go anywhere. I can't take the bus. thinking if I were to leave Jersey I'd go back home to Colorado like it matters to you guys but like I don't have a family to go back to I don't have support just fall back I can't just have this record just [ __ ] my [ __ ] up I can't have my car not get out of here you So matter what I say, you guys. All right, grab the mouth pieces. Everything like that. Oh, they're probably there. I have to go from the other side, though. I can't even call my [ __ ] parents cuz they don't [ __ ] >> lower. Take a third mouthpiece. At least >> take a third mouthpiece. >> Demonstrate for her. >> That's crazy. Demonstrate. Yeah. >> Have my phone, please. >> Right after we're done. >> Demonstrate some more >> Apple Watch. Demonstrate. >> Yeah. >> You have any other electronics on you? >> Can you open your mouth for for me? Can you face my direction, please? Put your head away. braces, no retainer, nothing. >> Don't worry about that. Can you lift up your tongue, please? Lift it up. Up. No, no, no. Put your Put your open your mouth wide and lift your tongue up. Thank you. Thank you. You're good. This [ __ ] suck. He doesn't give a [ __ ] about you. >> Leave it off. Leave it off. >> No, it's not true. All right. You know, pay attention to me. >> You're just going to blow constant long breath. >> Why? Why? I'm already here. What the [ __ ] is the point? >> Charge you with refusal. Okay. >> Okay. Here. Ready? >> Ready. >> Okay. Stand up and go with him. Next one. >> My anal cavity, too. You think some [ __ ] 27y old has a [ __ ] fentanyl in? Yes, I'm a drug dealer. >> Yes, I deal drugs. >> Before you blow, I want you to take a deep breath. >> So much pain on my [ __ ] ass that this is what you guys can [ __ ] stop. >> You blow until I tell you to stop. You understand instructions? I want you to take a deep breath and blow into the mouth. >> I've already [ __ ] dealt with. But >> great. I have to go to the bathroom. Do you guys have to watch me there, too? Do you have a female officer I can be com [ __ ] comfortable with? At least. >> No, you can't use the bathroom right now. >> I can't use the bathroom. So, I just before I asked you before, if you need to use the bathroom, you said no. >> I didn't hear you. >> So, after we're done with testing, you can use the bathroom. Okay. >> And then tell them to keep blow blow blow blow blow until you tell him to stop. I refence I reference the stars. Do it again. Did I not blow hard enough? >> Correct. You didn't blow long enough. >> Oh, great. How was that? >> Sit down. Sit down. We're not ready yet. >> Yes. I'm going to hurt you guys. I'm sorry. My warranty. My bad. >> Machine's not ready. >> Just being a [ __ ] [ __ ] because it's the only [ __ ] >> It's a bad day. That's all it is. You'll You'll move on. >> Okay. Ready? >> At least you're saying my name right. What's your name? >> Steve. >> Steve. Thanks for saying my name right. At least >> Rob, stand closer to the machine. Please monitor it. >> Sit sit back down. >> No. Well, one more time. You do that and you can go to the bathroom. >> I'm not the worst person you've dealt with. Come on. >> No, you're not. You're actually great. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> You think we're playing just not brought me here. I've never gotten in trouble. I've never even been in the back of a [ __ ] police station agency. >> You're lucky. New York, you can get locked up for this. >> I'm from Colorado. From the 1% of Colorado. Why would I be here? I' I've hung out with like Toby Maguire. My My best friends are like celebrities. Like Jon Oats's son. Like why am I here? >> Yeah. Laugh laugh. You love that song. >> Who's your favorite celebrity? >> You love that song. My favorite celebrity is not somebody you know. >> I think I do. >> Somebody from the Suicide Boys. >> Not enough. >> Yeah, that's what I thought. But do you know John Oats Hollow Notes? I grew up with his son. He makes nuclear reactors for a living. He's a real life Iron Man, you know, for the government. He he'll I could call him right now and he'll vouch for me as a as a human. thing in court, have him write a letter. >> That's the only cool fact I have about myself is like maybe like it loose on me. Let's just growing up where I grow up. >> You're laughing, but >> I'm not laughing. You taking >> You take any drugs today? >> Not today. No, sir. Would you like to hear my drugs of choice then? >> Yes, I do. >> Ketamine. >> Ketamine. >> Prescribed medical ketamine? Yes. If I is I mentally ill. >> How else do you take it? >> And I help I'm just kidding. I don't [ __ ] take that. >> You take it illegally to school. >> No, I've never psychedelics. >> Are you going to bust me for >> No psychedelics? Now, >> you don't have nothing on you. >> Psilocybin is legal in Colorado. Yeah. >> Trying to make it legal here. >> Is that true? Actually, >> are you just [ __ ] with me? >> Not [ __ ] with you. >> Let us work on we >> they're trying to legalize that here. >> I have to do it again. >> One more time. >> We're not. I want to get you out of here. Do this one more time and you can use the bathroom and get out of here. >> Yes. If you do it correctly. Right. >> You guys help the rules. They care about your opinion. If you guys were to say something, maybe they changed the rules. I'm crying because emotionally overwhelmed is the only emotion I know. If you knew my family history, you'd know. >> It's not because of you. >> It's not personal. Not crying because of you guys. When you go do it again, right? Hopefully the final time. Take a deep breath before you blow into the >> I didn't see you take a deep breath. >> You saw me take a deep breath. You saw me take a deep breath. >> Got to try a little bit more than that. >> Don't tell me. I'm going to try. >> Well, before that was perfect though. Got to get one more time. >> Hyperventilate. In through your nose, out through your mouth. Just like that. And through your nose, out through your mouth. One more time. >> Good. >> All right, let's go. Let's get this over with and you're out of here. You're done. >> I promise if you do it well. >> I'm not a bad person. >> You're not a bad person. I believe I know you guys hate me. No, you don't. Let's go. >> Calm down. You got this, girl. Come on. >> Okay. Breathe in. Go. >> Oh my god. >> No, we didn't take it. No, it didn't take you. Minimum knowledge. Janelli, come sit back down. >> Can I just stand and try? >> No, you can't. We got to get you away from the machine while resetting. >> I think that's [ __ ] >> If you have If you pee, if you pee, we got to do the 20 minutes all over again. It's going to take longer. >> So, listen. One good breath and you're done. You can >> I thought I did that. >> Unfortunately, you didn't. I just want to give her This is five. >> Oh, great. Why do I have a time limit? Are you going to throw me in jail if I don't have it? >> Are you really overreact? >> Yeah, I know. My boyfriend says that a lot. I'm sorry. >> Can you not? Come on. My thing is like 10 times. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Sit down. Don't you smokers like when you smoke. When >> I'm a smoker. Yes, I'm a smoker. >> When you smoke when you smoke hot, don't they hold it in? >> Everybody knows that's a myth. That's why people don't do it anymore. >> That means lung capacity is like very good. >> Low. Very low. Very low. >> One last time. Come on. >> One last time. You got this. You got this. I want you to take a deep breath and blow the mouth [Music] to stop. >> Inhale and then blow out. >> Take a deep breath and blow into the hose. >> Ready? go. [Music] >> All right, that's it. You ready for the bathroom? [Music] >> Is there a key for that thing? >> It's open. >> It's open. >> Follow him. >> Follow him. He's going to take you to the restroom. >> We're good. >> What the [ __ ] is happening? >> Just don't. You don't have to do that. Just take me. >> It's probably >> Yeah. So, >> are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> I'm going to put in not that tighter. >> Oh my god. Please let me go home. >> Where the [ __ ] am I going? What is the problem? >> No, I'm not okay with this. >> No, I just did this [ __ ] right here. >> What is the problem? What was wrong? >> Just be honest with me. Do you take any drugs today? >> No. >> Positive? >> Yes. >> Cuz it's detecting is foreign substance. >> Oh, okay. What? Like weed? Like marijuana? I work at a [ __ ] dispensary. >> Of course, it's going to detect marijuana. >> It didn't detect marijuana. >> Let's go. >> So, what did you detect? >> Let's go. >> Let's go. Can you call me please? >> No. No. No. I didn't do anything that doesn't. >> You guys are going to get sued for this because this is so [ __ ] wrong. You don't I don't deserve this. Like I will sue for this. I will sue all of your [ __ ] department. >> Great. Because you're mistreating me and I did nothing to get turned into another [ __ ] department. >> Where am I going? >> I deserve to know where I'm going. Richfield Police already like resources. That's why you send me. I was so [ __ ] crying. Why? >> Then why? Then why? Then why? They don't have the resources. >> We don't have the right resources where you don't have the resource for one person. >> I guess not. You saw it the first time, right? >> Jesus. I'll be transferring one female from police headquarters to Richfield mileage 46889. >> What the [ __ ] I did everything right. I did your [ __ ] test. It's not my fault. Why am I getting >> [ __ ] place? It doesn't make any sense. >> Who is he signed to the desk? >> Why? Why? Why? Why? >> Why? Can you at least tell me why? >> No, you can't [ __ ] I'm at head. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> Are you Why? Why? Hello. Yes, I'm talking to you. >> Yes. >> Why am I being moved? >> Because our machine >> that's [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Okay, you saw the results. So that I'm just doing my job. All right. >> It's not my fault. Your machine is >> It's not your fault. >> Why that I have to get [ __ ] moved? It was a bad inconvenience. I'm sorry. >> I'm an inconvenience. >> Dad, the situation that we have to move you from one location to another location. >> I didn't say anything to you. >> I just want to call my friend, please. >> 579. 579. >> As a US citizen, I get point of activation. >> What was the business? >> Mark associate. >> Please. Oh my god. So [ __ ] up, bro. How far away are we? >> 2 minutes, >> huh? >> 2 minutes. We'll be there in 1 minute. It's next town over. Okay. >> Don't hurt yourself, please. I will [ __ ] hurt myself because I don't want to be in this [ __ ] situation. >> Oh my god. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> I didn't do anything to these [ __ ] cuffs. Like I did the test. They said I would go. >> I understand. But now you have to understand. >> Okay, I'm not doing anything. I didn't do anything wrong. You guys don't have to treat me like this. I'm a US citizen. You don't have to treat me like this. I have my rights. My rights are not this. >> Oh my god. What about the people picking me up? Like, where are they going to come get me? >> You're going to call them after we're all done with everything. >> I just want to talk to them, please. >> And you will after this investigation is done. >> You [ __ ] up. You guys [ __ ] up my entire [ __ ] night. I didn't do anything. >> Now you're just going to make me do the same [ __ ] stupid test that I was doing. >> Yep. >> And you're going to say it's broken again, but you're going to tell me again somewhere else. I know. How am I supposed to trust the key system? >> 45 33 compro lot. Ending mileage 46 890.3 go home. He said I could go home after this. >> You will go home after this. >> I said that last time. >> I didn't speak to you. >> I could say it's not my fault. The [ __ ] thing broke. It's not my fault. Maybe. I don't even know. They said they were coming. Who? >> Rob. Then >> he's the one doing the test. >> Let me just >> You have cameras inside, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. You lied to me. >> I'm not being tied up anywhere. I will take your test and I'm not going to tie myself up. >> All right, we're going to start another 20-minute observation now. All right, it's 2:59. >> Oh my god, someone's coming to [ __ ] take me out. Who the [ __ ] cares about my 20-minute observation? >> It's just a We got a problem. >> All right, great. Can I [ __ ] go home soon? You lied to me already. You told me I could go home. I those tests and you lied to me. Look at me. Look at me in the eye before we put >> You told me You told me I should go home after those tests. >> You told me I could go home after those tests. You lied to me. >> So sue us. >> Okay, I will. >> Thank you. >> I record every [ __ ] thing if I have my [ __ ] phone. >> Don't worry. >> My phone record. >> Where is my stuff? >> Just please. >> Okay, record me. These guys, just so you know, him told me I could go home after my previous test and they still brought me to another [ __ ] cell who knows how many miles away and I'm too late. You can tie me up if you [ __ ] want to. I'm not going up anywhere. Here are my wrists. You get the [ __ ] thing. I am not leaving. Just give me the [ __ ] test and get the [ __ ] out of here. >> Unfortunately, I got to wait 20 minutes. 1 minute has passed. We have 19 to go. You think I want to be doing this? >> You told me I could go home and still But unfortunately, unfortunately, the machine malfunctioned >> and that's my fault. >> I'm not saying that's my fault. >> I should be at fault for that. It should be my risk, my time on the line, my American [ __ ] time. [ __ ] you. >> I'm not the one that I wait. I will wait. >> Okay. Thank you. [Music] I'm a US citizen. I know my rights. I don't know what the [ __ ] I'm waiting here for, but it's not for this. I waited 2 hours at the past [ __ ] station for no [ __ ] reason. It's for a [ __ ] machine. That's not my [ __ ] fault. That's out of my jurisdiction. Oh, it's tax dollars that are [ __ ] working and that machine doesn't [ __ ] work. And that's when I follow up. You can't tell me I'm wrong. That's my tax dollars at work. If you guys told me I could leave after that, that's on you. It's not my fault. your [ __ ] machine going to [ __ ] work. And I breathe in the morning. You can see why I'm a little upset because I went to a concert tonight. I was with my friends. I'm having a good time and I came here and I'm waiting to [ __ ] be released like a normal US citizen and I'm waiting on the [ __ ] dime of sail. [Music] [Music] I get at least a phone call. When I have a right as a [ __ ] person, I get something like, you know, I get to talk to people who are like for me. I get something. No, nothing. [Music] Now you can laugh all you want, but any other [ __ ] should be just as [ __ ] frustrated here. Call your baby mama. She'll [ __ ] say the same thing. She was called captain or whatever. I did the right thing. I pulled over and I waited. I wasn't trying to drive. I pulled over and I knew I had [ __ ] up and I was waiting for my ride. This what I get for doing the right thing driving [Music] different jurisdictions and you guys wouldn't [ __ ] [ __ ] with me. [Music] Never. Never. like you could [ __ ] [Music] Not usually a [ __ ] [ __ ] but I don't really want to talk to you. So [Music] ask them, the 1%. Have you ever dealt with those people? The people who really control the payroll and the taxes and the polit politics. That's where I come from. People who actually control the ships. Thank you, New Jersey. [ __ ] nowhere. And so there's so many people it doesn't even [ __ ] matter. [Music] Like I hope you guys can understand. I'm just like a regular [ __ ] [ __ ] Like just fine on with your life and any other [ __ ] would be like just as frustrated with this [ __ ] situation. Especially when you told me it would be good. This is [ __ ] sucks. Whether it's Colorado, whether it's the state of New Jersey, whether it's the state of Washington, the state of what the [ __ ] ever, we're allowed free speech. You can say whatever the [ __ ] I want. If we were in Mexico or if we were in China, cartel or some [ __ ] government, I don't even know. Tell you guys to [ __ ] off and that's fine. [Music] [Music] You guys tell the people who are waiting for me where I'm at. >> But there were people already waiting for me outside. They weren't outside. I'm not talking about outside the business station. I'm talking like here. You guys won't let me have a [ __ ] phone call. So, it's not like I could check. I don't even know where my phone is. You guys have my phone, right? [Music] Like people remember nowadays. Call my mother in Colorado. She be like, "What the [ __ ] She can't do anything. [Music] [ __ ] easy. Some drunk [ __ ] being a cut here. Transfer her to station. Oh, that's easy. [Music] 20 minutes just to see if she's still burning go through the test and the test results be the same picked up so doesn't matter [Music] 16. >> My math is pretty bad. Um, 22 >> minutes. You said 20. >> I'm sorry. 12. I was thinking 30 for a second. My >> You guys can't keep me here all night if you can't [ __ ] here than any other [ __ ] cops really try to be like, "Oh, I love what you're Oh, I'm here for you." But no, nothing nothing any of you guys have done to make me feel like you are a part of the people. [Music] Pride yourselves on that. [Music] >> And then if this test fails, are you going to send me to a different station? >> Yes, we are. Clearly, if I knock myself out, where would you put me? The hospital. >> I hope so. Far away from me, [ __ ] [Music] [Music] Go home. [Music] Doesn't matter what I do. You guys aren't going to let me go home, are you? Doesn't matter what I do. [ __ ] church is insane. Goodness. >> Are you guys going to let me go home after this or not? >> You're going to go home no matter what. No matter. >> I don't think so because you told me to go home before and now I'm here. I'm moving to the [ __ ] place. I don't even know where my people are. My people were supposed to come in won't even let me talk to them. I don't know where my stuff is. This This is a violation of my rights. [Music] [Music] Are you more comfortable listening to my [ __ ] I bet you get this a lot. >> Yeah. [Music] You guys know the judicial system is [ __ ] You can't possibly [ __ ] work for the food forest and think it's all dandelions and dilly daddies when the [ __ ] law is [ __ ] [Music] What you guys do? out here want to be part of Blue Force. Think you can make a difference in your neighborhoods. [Music] No. No. None of y'all start [Music] this [ __ ] to be aware of. It's going to have been over with two hours ago. Just let me go back in your shitty police stations. [ __ ] technology. It's not my fault that technology in that other police station sucked. So you guys can follow the process process as far as profiles. [Music] Your biggest worry is keeping some 27y old fish hanging out on the streets. That's all I was going to do is go home after a concert. Woohoo. Tremendous society. gives myself so much cocaine out on the streets of people out there and a hooker and a hoe charge people for good [ __ ] drugs. You guys can't catch the real [ __ ] people out there for real [ __ ] reasons to catch over some [ __ ] chick who accidentally hit somebody else and then pulled over to stop to not hit anybody else. That's where I [ __ ] up. Trying to be a good person, try to not keep hitting people, not keep driving is where I [ __ ] up for sure. I think you [ __ ] up when you got into a car when you were drunk. That's >> right. Right. Right. Right. >> Cuz god forbid you hit a little child or something. >> Right. Cuz the child's going to be out at midnight. >> You don't know that. [ __ ] idiot. >> Yeah. What if they're in a car? >> Right. And if they were in a car and if they were out, I would judge that parent and be like, "What the [ __ ] Are you going out with your child this late at night?" >> Maybe they're coming back from the same concert as you. They went and they brought children to a concert that was 21 plus. >> You never know. >> Whatever, dude. You can give me all the [ __ ] reasons. Like, I'm already upset on myself. Like, I'm already here. Like, you guys could be out catching actual bad guys or said I'm here with you. Yeah, exactly. Instead, you're [ __ ] here with me. >> Tell that to the camera. >> Instead, you're [ __ ] here with me. >> Tell that to the camera. >> Instead, he's here with me. >> He's here with me. harmless 27year-old from Colorado who has no records on her [ __ ] license who accidentally got in a car crash. And that happens to any [ __ ] human ever. Oh my gosh, she [ __ ] up. Oh my gosh, she made a human mistake. Oh my god, it happens. Wow, let's give her so much [ __ ] for it. Yeah, but she's not human cuz she doesn't make mistakes cuz a girl doesn't deserve to have some slack and [ __ ] make a mistake every once in a while. Like, I get it. I'll give my charge for this. That's fine. I crashed through the car. I [ __ ] I had my [ __ ] I was upset. I was gone. Whatever you want to say. You're right. I wasn't supposed to be driving. You're right. I admit that. That's great. I admit it. Yes. I got it. You're right. However, you guys are [ __ ] for [ __ ] keeping me from society and being like a normal person. Like, I could have gotten my punishment and moved on. Then you moved me to a different [ __ ] precinct because your bogus [ __ ] computer could read my [ __ ] breath. And now you insignificantly and unintentionally moved me into a different precinct where it will cost you tax dollars and more money [ __ ] process me over here for no [ __ ] reason. I'm in a place where I'm out of region. I am not in this [ __ ] state. Maybe it'll be more because I'm out of state because I'm out of state license. I hope it's more. I hope the cops you guys horn [ __ ] you with a [ __ ] ass cuz they're good at that. They're good at [ __ ] crow taxes when you move [ __ ] no. You're right. I [ __ ] up. I [ __ ] I can admit I [ __ ] up, but I don't think it's worth this much [ __ ] up. I don't think it's worth your guys's time beyond this night. You guys should have totally been out and doing something way better dealing with me and my [ __ ] I think all of this time and all these resources is going to have been way better used on me 100% 100%. That dollar is hard at work for nothing here. Some [ __ ] [ __ ] that doesn't deserve [ __ ] time. And if you move me, you move me from two different places and that cost you guys more. It probably cost you guys so much more just to [ __ ] get the What did we cross lines? What was I like? >> Whatever. Whatever the [ __ ] Like probably tax dollars at work. Yo, tax dollars that I won't [ __ ] pay. >> $3 drive. So much money. It's >> cuz you guys are much raing's out there. >> She's so popular, bro. Oh my god. Like you're my guy, bro. >> Exactly. Exactly. Prove my point even more. Like >> you guys are wasting your time [ __ ] holding me here instead of just [ __ ] processing. >> Unfortunately, it's her job. Sorry. >> [ __ ] >> Yeah. That's why you're not. >> That's why I'm not. If I could work for the cops, it would have already been FBI, not [ __ ] nice. I come from the Rocky Mountains where they have [ __ ] real bases military people >> who are actually [ __ ] poor [ __ ] blue here. Sorry. >> Should go back then. >> Yeah, I will. I'll go back down. I'll tell them all about [ __ ] laugh. >> Go back with no cards. Damn. Sh you. >> I get it. You're tired of me talking [ __ ] This is your own problem [ __ ] bringing me here. >> I know. So, my problem >> I'm not going to know how to talk [ __ ] while I'm here. Like, >> are you a professional [ __ ] talker? Is that what it is? >> I'm a professional [ __ ] talker. I talk [ __ ] [ __ ] I don't talk [ __ ] about whoever, whenever, whatever. I don't give a [ __ ] So you guys can just keep hearing my [ __ ] going on your [ __ ] medias and your phones can [ __ ] Instagram hoes or [ __ ] baby mama hoes. Whatever the [ __ ] you guys got cuz that's what it is out here. I heard what came for until you guys Monday morning you give a [ __ ] that you would know I know. >> Okay. 20 minutes. It's like R&B. [Music] Yeah, we're about to start. We just finished up. >> Finally, [Music] >> you got promoted. >> You got promoted. You were always >> No. Oh, congrats, man. >> They made six, actually. >> Seven. >> Seven. >> Yeah, we had four or five. So, we were in the road, one for like 6 months. It was wild. No, it's not. >> Yeah. Exactly. every [Music] hurry up, please. >> Machine loading. [Music] Hernandez. >> Hernandez. >> Yeah. What nationality? >> Nationality. >> Nationality. Is that what you're asking me? >> Yeah. >> Hispanic. >> I know. I guess I'm asking. [Music] I really hurt myself here. Do you guys get in trouble? >> Call ambulance. [Music] >> Ready? >> It's battery. [Music] You realize I'm only so frustrated because I was told I could leave 5 hours ago. [Music] between. [Music] >> Thank you, Rob. [Music] [Music] talk to the radio just the green button if needed. >> Yeah, >> just do that. Oh my god. You guys let me pause them or what? After you finish the things and you receive >> so many things before you go home before you will go home. >> Oh my god. The [ __ ] up. >> I just want to go and [ __ ] not around you guys. Do you not [ __ ] hear that? Sure you guys don't want to be around me, so [ __ ] hurry up. [Music] [Music] Our tax dollars at work here. >> Did you see the car? >> Pay for this [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Did you see the car? What? >> Told you. >> I couldn't see anything after you guys. >> Well, actually, >> I already admitted it's my fault. Dude, you don't have to make me feel worse. Thanks. >> Like, I know why I'm here. You don't have to make me [ __ ] just try to come home. I can [ __ ] fix my life. You don't have to make me feel like [ __ ] >> No, you don't have to look away either. Look at me. You don't want to make me feel like [ __ ] You [ __ ] me out my way. That's what you guys do. Can I [ __ ] take the test and get the [ __ ] out of here like I already have the past station, please? [Music] a mistake in pushing it was that you were inhaling into the Okay, try to avoid that. Take a deep breath and then blow. All right, don't blow. You don't have to blow your hardest. Just do a decent blow to me. Tony there. [Music] >> [ __ ] you guys. Just do it and get over. Please. Please just do it and get over. I'm exhaling as much as I can, but I can't exhale. They a full 40 50 [ __ ] seconds. It's not my fault. Oh my god. Just hurry the [ __ ] out. Oh my [ __ ] god. Please. Please. I'm doing everything I can. I felt as much as I could and I don't I can't exhale. You must know there are some people who can't exhale for more than 30 seconds. That's what I've been doing. >> You didn't tell me to inhale to the hose. I didn't for the hole. >> Oh my gosh. I can't do it again. Do it [ __ ] Please get me out of here. >> Oh my god. Please hurry up the [ __ ] up. >> Oh my god. Oh, [Music] I can't do it. I can't [ __ ] breathe again. There has to be something else. [Applause] If I can't [ __ ] [Music] I can't do it. My god, I've been trying my whole [ __ ] time here. Please [ __ ] I can't [ __ ] do what I've been doing. You literally stop me. I tried so hard. Like me [ __ ] exhale the whole time. What the [ __ ] am I supposed to do? I can't breathe. Nothing. I don't want to go. Please. Please. I can't do it. Please. I've exhailed every amount I can. I basically can't do it. What the [ __ ] can I do? I have so many times. What? I didn't think what the [ __ ] am I supposed to do if I can't what what don't give a [ __ ] [Music] I try the human heart as I make my hand if I don't have the long capacity like what happened I don't have the capacity to exhale for more than [ __ ] 30 seconds >> her alco test results there indicated abac level of 0.16% which was double the legal limit of 0.08% 008%. After the alco test was complete, she was transported back to the Palisades Park Police Department for further processing. Once they finished processing her and generated her tickets, Chanel was eventually released to a sober adult pending her court appearance. After they signed the potential [ __ ] lady warning on Chanel's behalf, my god call my boyfriend. What? >> Over where? >> I don't even [ __ ] Are you [ __ ] kidding me? I have to call back. >> Oh my god. You guys [ __ ] stop. >> Can I just have my phone >> over there? At least you don't have to go back. >> Oh no. [Music] I can't even hear >> 162 >> still. >> I caught her. I called her inhaling. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. I thought I was going to control test. Patrolman then issued her the following citations. Operating under the influence 39450 careless driving 39497 failure to possess driver insurance card 39 to3 to 9C in Brooklyn. See?