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I'm not That's all. I'm sorry. I'm having You're good. You all right? Any name yours or anything? No, I'm okay. I'm just So, what happened? Uh my tire popped. Okay. And I hydroplaned before my tire Around 12:44 a.m. on November 23rd, 2024, officers with with the Harrison Township Police Department were dispatched to a motor vehicle accident on Cedar Road in the vicinity of Breakneck Road after a caller reported the accident. Officer Joseph Furey first arrived on scene and noticed that a 2010 Chevrolet pickup truck had struck the guardrail and sustained disabling damages. The front end of the truck was severely damaged on the passenger side. The passenger side tire was flat and there was airbag deployment inside the vehicle. Okay, for 1624. 10 Just confirming you were requesting a tow for that. And confirmed. 2024 This is Yeah, he was just driving by. Officer Fuhrer made contact with the driver who was identified as 22-year-old Caitlyn. She told him that her vehicle had hydroplaned and attributed that as the cause of her crash even though the roads were not covered with pooling water. arrived on scene shortly afterwards and spoke with a witness who had pulled over before making contact with the driver. This is 2024 10 of 8 2024 that had expired. So this one would have expired last month. So where are you coming from? I'm I'm actually coming from my friend's house Friday. So I was heading home to my house in Vineland and um I hydroplaned and then my whole tire popped. My tires have been bald for a while. I'm not going to lie. I've been broke and I have not bought new tires. I'll get you. Okay, for 1624 can we set that aside, okay? Confirm that. Insurance. First First one. Her tire popped. There was a receipt. Yeah, I got a receipt for a tire amount of $10.50. There's a beer can in the driver's seat. What's your name, ma'am? Uh, Caitlyn. I believe this is also my new insurance. Caitlyn, why don't you step outside? That those fumes from the uh the airbag are toxic. You don't want to be hanging out in that. Uh, that's the door. Um Uh, yeah, you can check. Okay. Step out here. So, uh let me hear Let me hear the side of the story again. What happened? Uh, my tire I hydroplaned and then my tire popped. And um I told him my tires are very bald. Um I need I need tires. And Okay. Did you have anything to drink tonight? I'm not going to lie. I did. Okay. No problem. You're over 21, right? Yes. Okay. So. How many beers or What did you have? Uh, Coors Light. Okay. How long ago? I would say about 2 hours ago. Okay. Just one or Uh two of them. You feel okay? Yeah, I feel fine. Okay. So, you're you're The reason you hit the guardrail is cuz your tire popped. Is that correct? I hydroplaned right after the stop sign and then my tire completely popped. So. Okay. Caitlyn exited the vehicle after being instructed to do so and told the officers that she was driving back home after leaving her friend's house. She admitted to drinking beer earlier that evening. Sergeant Cartella had noticed an open container of Coors Light inside her vehicle, but she initially denied having an open container. Based on his suspicion of impairment, Caitlyn was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. Are you the registered owner of the the car? Uh I believe my dad is. Okay. All right. Um Is there an open container of beer in there? No. Sure? I don't believe so, no. Okay. Pretty sure there was, but I Okay. Where are you coming from? Uh my friend Freddy's house. Your friend Freddy, where's Freddy live? Uh Freddy lives uh let me say straight down, take a left at the fork. I live right down there. In what town? Uh it's in Mount Royal or East Hermitage. Okay. I'm just going to take a look at the front end of your car. Okay. So we have to tow it, okay, cuz it's in the road. Okay. All right. Am I able to get someone else to tow it? Uh no. Right now because it's in the road. Okay. All right. Um we're going to step over here, okay? Do you need your um phone or anything? I have my phone on me. Okay. Have anything else that you need in there? Uh probably my wallet. It has my ID and everything. Okay. Before the tow truck gets uh gets here, we'll get that stuff. Um just hang out for me right here. I'm going to go turn off some lights, okay? Okay. Am I allowed to get my stuff in my car? Uh yeah, but we're going to hang out for a minute. I mean What's his name again? Yeah. Can I keep all like you know Do me a favor and put your rear lights Um you getting any AOB on her breath or anything like that? Really? But I was getting a lot of the fumes from the from the airbag. Yeah, so but it's right behind that. It's like clear as day right behind the um driver seat there's a course light can and then it looks like a Yeti. But it doesn't like it looks like that. Okay, I believe you. Do me a favor put uh just your rears on. There Just rears. Yeah. Johnny 57 black All right, I'm going to do the uh the test if you don't mind. Um can I borrow your mic pack? Yeah. Just pull it out. Yep. See anything? See that's it. I'm recording. Uh real quick. Nice one. What's your name again? He's like All right, Caitlin. Um you said you had a a Coors Light or two. You said you had two, right? That Coors Light that's behind your driver seat. Okay. Was that from tonight? No. Oh, that was from a different night? It I honestly couldn't tell you what Like it's farm truck. Like Okay. I It was not from tonight, no. Okay. All right, this is what we're going to do. How old are you? I'm 22. Okay. Listen. Don't get upset. We're going to go through some tests. My dad's going to kill me. Well, for what? We're going through some tests. I didn't say you're under arrest. I didn't say you're in trouble. You hit a guardrail. You're not injured, right? No. All right, so that's good. Nobody else is in the vehicle, just you, right? me. I was just trying to go home and I'm Okay. My tire just done. Okay. Uh where's home? Uh Vineland. Okay, so that's a little bit of a drive. Yeah. I used to live up here. That's why I was up here with all my old friends. Okay. Um Things get get replaced, that's why we have insurance, okay? Um I'm glad you're not injured. Again, we're just going to do a couple tests, okay? So, try to relax. Um before we start the tests Sergeant Cartella started with the horizontal gaze nystagmus HGN test, and he observed the lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation, and the onset of nystagmus prior to 45°. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Caitlyn failed to touch heel to toe on each step while turning improperly. The last exercise was the one leg stand test and Caitlyn failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and put her foot down before the test was complete. I'm just going to ask you again, you said you had two Coors Lights. Yes. Is that accurate? Yes. About an hour and a half ago? Yes. And that's it? Yes. Okay. Do me a favor. Put your feet together on this white line and all you're going to do is face me. Okay? I'm going to demonstrate and explain a few tests. Okay? Um Before we begin, do you have any ailments in your body as far as replacement knees or major surgeries or anything like that? Okay. Do you have any glass eyes or do you have contacts in? Yes. Okay. I I have very bad vision at night. I have bad astigmatism. Okay. Um all right. So again, we're going to do some tests. There's going to be three of them. Okay? The first test, okay? It's going to be with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? Do not move your head side to side. Just move your eyes and you're going to follow the stimulus of this pen. Okay. All right? So the tip of this pen, do you see it? Yep. All right, the first one's just going to be for equal tracking, okay? Just follow the tip of my pen, okay? Okay, good. Just like that, okay? All right, again. Follow the tip of my pen. Do you understand the instructions? Yes. Okay. We're going to start. Follow the tip of my pen. Right here. Keep following it. Yep. Good. Okay. Do the same thing. Follow the tip of my pen. Over here? Yep, just like that. Over here? Just like that. Good. Hold it. Yep. Over here? Good. And do that one again. Okay. Good. Here? Good. Last portion, again, follow that tip of my pen. Good. Good. Okay, we're just going to go up, okay? Okay. All right, do me a favor. You don't have any weapons or anything like that's going to hurt me or poke me. All right, do me a favor, as best as you can, I know it's cold, keep your hands down outside of your pockets, down by your side, okay? Do me a favor, put your right foot in front of your left foot in a heel-to-toe fashion, okay? Just like this. I just want you to hold that position Yep. Right foot in front of your left Caitlin? Yeah. Step back for me. I just want you to do me a favor, put your right foot in front of your left foot and just hold that position, just like this. Keep your arms down by your side, okay? Just hold that position. I'm going to now demonstrate and explain the test, okay? What you're going to do is going to take nine heel-to-toe steps forward, turn using a series of small steps, and you're going to return nine heel-to-toe steps. Okay. You're going to count your steps out loud. And me a favor, don't put your hands in your pockets. Okay, you're going to count your steps out loud, okay? And the whole time you're going to be looking down at your feet, okay? The test will look like this. One, two, three. When you get the nine, you're going to leave that leg planted. You're going to turn using a series of small steps just like this, and you're going to return nine heel-to-toe steps back counting out loud. One, two, three. Again, I only want the three, you're going to go to nine. Okay. Okay, try to follow this white line for me, okay? You may begin. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, Okay, good. I didn't pass. You didn't pass? I'm going to do one more test, okay? I just need you to put your feet together just like this on your on the white line, perfect. The next test you're going to raise a leg of your choosing. It does not matter. Again, I'm going to explain it, and then you can demonstrate it, okay? But you're going to raise a leg of your choice. It does not matter which leg, left or right. You're going to raise it 6 in off the ground, okay? Parallel to the ground. You're going to be looking at your toe, and you're going to be counting out loud using 1,000's, okay? The test will look like this. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. Okay? Once you start the test, do not stop the test and continue the test. So, if you put your foot down at any portion, bring your foot back up and start back from where you uh you know, where you continue the test. Uh don't don't start at zero, okay? So, if you put your foot down it on three, pick up your foot and continue on 3 1,000. Do you understand the test? All right, do me a favor, keep your hands out of your pockets and and try that test for me, okay? 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, 5 1,000, 6 1,000, 7 1,000, 8 1,000, 9 1,000, 10 1,000, 11 1,000. Do you want to continue the test? Yeah. I'm sorry, my anxiety is kicking in. Sorry. Take a moment. Breathe. I have really bad anxiety. I'm on medication for it. Okay. Take a minute. 1 1,000, 12 1,000, 13 1,000, 14 1,000, 15 1,000, 16 1,000, 17 1,000, 18 1,000, 19 1,000. All right, you can put your foot down. All right, listen. You're going to be arrested for driving while intoxicated, okay? Uh we have to go back to the station to take care of some paperwork, uh and then you're going to be released. All right, you're not going to go to jail, but we do have to fill out some paperwork. All right, so do me a favor, turn around, put your hands behind your back. Is there anything in the car that you're going to need? My wallet. Where is that? It's in the car. My purse is on the passenger seat. Okay. Uh Am I allowed to call my friends? Yeah, we're going to call once we get back to the station, okay? I have an out-of-state plate. Okay. It probably doesn't make sense. No, we're a little past that, okay? Yeah, I know. I mean, if you want to call somebody at the station, you can call them. My aunt would kill me. Based on the motor vehicle crash, her admission to consuming alcohol, the open container inside the vehicle, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises, Sergeant Cartella placed Caitlyn under arrest for driving under the influence. After she was placed under arrest, her vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold according to John's Law. Sergeant Cartella transported Caitlyn to the Harrison Township Police Department for further processing. Yeah, this is locked. Oh. Need some oil on there. Try to get that to roll your seat. undone. I just want to call my Yeah, we'll get you called. Is this going to affect my job? Oh, no. I don't I don't think so. It's just a traffic violation, okay? Whose is this? This? Yeah. What happened to it? I probably processing itself. Oh, it is. What's your name? Kaylin, you're not going to go to jail. Yeah, but Just relax. All right, you ready? Let's get your wallet. I got your car keys. I got your car keys. Okay. All right, you can step over here for with me. Want me to take this? Yeah, take it. Want me to take it? Uh, I'll just take it. All right, we'll get you out of this rain. Probably easier to back in first. Got your phone on you? Your phone's not in the purse, and you got the phone in your pocket? Okay. All right. All right, I'm going to get your other stuff, your wallet and stuff, okay? Yeah. Yep. Thank you. Yep. Just tell that dude 450. All right. Don't be sorry. Things happen. I'm going to read these your rights to you, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney. If you can't afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you. Do you understand these rights? All right. Copy from 1624. Copy. I'm going to have 10450. We're starting at Transport this female back to headquarters. Starting 5278. You also notify County Highway this guardrail. Guardrail needs to be checked out in the morning. Copy that. 10450 0109. This guardrail's on Cedar. It's in front of the high school. Copy. Yeah, so we'll give you all that information. Uh you know, I don't want you to forget, but we'll give that all in all that information to you. It's going to go to Tyler Mill Towing. It's in Seoul or Mantua, not too far away from here. No, not something like this. Oh, what was that? Can I ask what that was? Okay, what was that noise though? Oh, okay. Well, I'm going to take those cuffs off you in a minute. 1647 24 You attached this female and these go to this Cadillac, please. They should be attached to all the other jets. Yeah, 1864 24 New Jersey You have your memos attached. 4191 County up here on the south. 41 County 295 North Beach, 38 ready to go. 10-4. Please Captain 1624, ending 5279. 360112 Insurance information? I had You had the new insurance on your phone, right? Okay. Perfect, then and then maybe I can stop. All right, you ready? You can go just stand over there, please. You got it? Uh You stand over there. Grab this one. Okay. Are you uh right handed or left handed? I'm right handed. Okay. So, we're going to send Casey back on the bench. And we're going to slowly put these cuffs on your left hand. Um you want to pop that for our show for you real quick? At police headquarters, Caitlyn was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and agreed to submit breath samples. Since the AlcoTest machine was not working at their station, they had to transport her to the Piedmont Police Department and use their machine instead. She eventually submitted two valid samples at the 41 a.m. and the 43 a.m. approximately 2 hours after the crash. Her AlcoTest results indicated a back level of 0.12% which was still over the legal limit of 0.08%. She was then transported back to the Harrison Township Police Department and released to a sober adult after he signed the potential shared liability warning form on Caitlyn's behalf. Caitlyn was issued the following citations: operating under the influence, reckless driving, traffic on marked lanes, and DWI in a school zone. Another one? All right. Yeah. Breaking the law. Look at her now.