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All right, stay over here. Sorry, no problem, bro. Sideswipe the side of my vehicle. Okay. On December 21, 2025 around 12:32 a.m. Officer Christian Leach with the Mount Olive Police Department responded to St. James Avenue on a report of a woman attempting to flee from a hit-and-run crash. Officer Leach first made contact with Jeffrey Horsley who informed him that another driver had attempted to improperly pass him on Gold Mine Road. As she attempted to pass him, she allegedly struck his vehicle on the passenger side. There was visible damage on the driver side to his 2013 Ford Taurus. Where are you? Hi Ariel. Hi. Officer Leach, Mount Olive Police Department. What happened? Where are you all? All right, man. What happened? Uh nothing's happening. Nothing happened? >> No, I'm going home. Where's home? Home is 2 minutes away. Okay, do you know someone that lives here? Yeah, my my my um my daughter's boyfriend. Okay. Where were you coming from? I'm coming from freaking Elizabeth. Okay. Did you stop to get Wendy's? I stopped to get Wendy's and McDonald's and I got Okay. And what happened? Did you pass him? I didn't. You never passed him? >> [laughter] >> I'm going uh on my way. Okay. Hi Ariel. Good. How about you? Good. So, you never passed him? You never made contact with him? I didn't. >> [laughter] >> That I know of. I'm just going to my This is [clears throat] my daughter and her boyfriend's house and Okay. What are you looking for? What am I looking for? I'm looking for nothing. I'm looking for fries. Fries? You know what? I went over to my friend. Wait. I have my shoes. Okay. Do you have your license on you? I do. What happened? Do I have my license? It's not in your purse? I had it, but I I I mean, I went out for a couple a couple drinks or one or two. Couple one or two? >> Yeah, one or two. Okay. But she has my license, I guess. So, it's not in your purse? This is my purse. And your license isn't in there? I don't have my license, but I have my medical license. I have, you know, like I said, I had a drink or two, so I don't have my actual license cuz I had to say I had to show it to them when I went to the club, right? But I don't have my Okay. I can call my friend? Are you the registered owner of your car? >> I am. Okay. Do you have the registration and insurance for it? Yeah. Okay. All right. >> like I said, this is my daughter and this is her boyfriend, so it's like Do you want to put your shoes on? Yeah, of course. Do you have my uh What? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, just I got to verify it again. No, you don't have your license, remember? No, but what is Just stay over here real quick. I'll talk to you. And you said you were on Gold Mine? Um Gold Mine is What's the back What's the back road um when you're coming from out of um Walmart, the um rear way? That's Gold Mine, yeah. Okay, all the back roads and then she came across the new um I have a new brand new um insurance card on the table at home that I haven't put in yet. >> Exact same one. And um she came out she flew out of the um the street by the back of where the new brand new um uh gas station is. You know, like it's up there by like a I guess it was the milk um No, not the QuickChek. We got a brand new um a brand new um a brand new car wash. Yeah. Yeah, it's Gold Mine Yeah, she came across there, flew across there in front of traffic, came back and then she was like she was just trying to get away from me. And I followed her down So, so you guys hit though on Gold Mine? On Gold Mine in the back when you go through all those little turny, twisty, and turny um things. Did she try passing you? >> passing me like like if if if if I'm driving on the right road, she tried going into oncoming traffic and trying to pass me. And I guess the turns were too much for her to navigate. Okay. And she actually came into my lane and um sideswiped me. Was it past the development or by the development? Um it was past the development. It was almost It was almost before there's a um I guess there's a round I remember uh a a work site that has like white things on the outside of it. It looks like some probably Was it a job job site? Do you know where the QuickCrete is? The concrete place? Was it by there? It was around that area like when you're going through those turns. Okay. All right, hold on, Lex. No. I'm fine. All right, here. Here's your stuff back. Drive to 7 business street. You can scan your QR code, plug in the information, get the incident report. No problem. All right, we'll get you out of here. You can go around down and around and it'll bring you back out. Okay, just down and around and bring me back >> Just go down. Yep, you go past It's called the castle and then you come back right back out here. Yeah, we're going to put her on test to see what It'll be in the report, yeah. What part of her car hit you? Huh? What side What part of the car hit you? Um it had to be um um her outside part cuz Like on the passenger side, but what Was it like the door or the front bumper? >> be the passenger side. Um I don't know. She went past so fast. It was like a blur. Boom. All I heard was All I saw was when her car swung, I saw the back of a car. I saw lights come up behind me. All right. And then boom, and I I maintained control, and then I have to had to get on her cuz she was clearly trying to flee. Okay. Sounds good. All right, you're good to go. Thank you. By 13? Okay. What's your first name, ma'am? Ashley. Ashley? Okay. Ashley, you said you had a couple drinks, right? >> I had a drink or two. A drink or two? >> Yeah, a drink or two. Well, was it one or two? One or two. Was it one or two? Two, maybe. Officer Leech then made contact with the driver of the black 2016 Nissan Rogue, the vehicle that had allegedly struck the Ford Taurus. The suspect, later identified as Ashley Vega, stated that she had no recollection of striking his car. As he was speaking with her, he observed indicators of impairment. Ashley told the officer that she was headed to her daughter's boyfriend's house, and later admitted to consuming alcohol at a club in Elizabeth, NJ. Based on his suspicion of impairment, Ashley was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. Okay. Maybe you don't remember? >> No, it's just I'm a mom. I just have one or two drinks, but it's like I'm responsible. It's not like I'm going to sit here and just drink. My daughter's 18. I'm 25, like 35. I'm responsible to a certain extent. Yeah. To a certain extent. No, it's not >> What type of drinks were they? I had a beer, two beers. >> Two beers? What type of beers? We It was a Stella or Stella. A what? A Stella. Stella Artois. Oh, Stella? Yeah, Stella. That's it. Just two drinks. Okay. So, what I want to do is I just want to make sure you're okay to drive. All right? So, I'm going to put you on a few tests. We're going to go down here where it's level. All right. >> All right. You can leave everything in the car. Okay. >> [snorts] >> All right. We're going to come down here by number 15. Yep. Where it's nice and level. You don't have to run. Right there's good. Okay. Oh. You can borrow those. All right. The first SF exercise was the horizontal gaze nystagmus test. The second exercise was the walk and turn. During the walk and turn test, Ashley failed to touch heel to toe on each step, turned improperly, and failed to keep her arms at her sides. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Ashley failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion. All right, you did all right. Stand with your feet together, hands at your side. All right? What I do is put your hands at your side. All right. I want you to follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. All right? Do you understand? I understand. Okay. Nope, just your eyes. Just your eyes. >> Yep, just just your eyes. Do you understand? I am eyes. >> Just your eyes. Don't move your eyes. >> Keep your eyes your head straight. Just look at me and then follow my finger with your eyes. >> what I'm doing. What did I say? You said just my eyes. You went right and then you went left. >> Yep, but you're moving your head. >> No, I'm not. I'm just moving my eyes. I have glasses, so you want me to get my glasses? >> No. Do you have contacts in? I don't. >> Nothing? Nothing wrong with your eyes? You good? Nothing's wrong with my eyes. Okay. Just follow my finger. All right. Keep your straight hands at your side, feet together. All right. Just with your eyes. Just with your eyes. Don't Don't move your head. >> That's That's all I'm doing. >> [laughter] >> Just doing my eyes. You're turning your whole head. I'm I'm not. I'm turning my eyes. I have uh glasses so that I don't use and I don't use contacts, so you're telling my eyes. Am I supposed to not? You just got to keep your head like there's a pole going straight through your body. >> I am. I am. It's like a freaking the the um what is it called? The what is it? Whatever. Okay. All right. Are you going to You want to try again? >> I'm going to try again. >> All right. Put your hands at your side, feet together. Feet together. All right. With just your eyes. >> Just my eyes. >> Yep, don't move your head. >> Okay, left, right. Okay. All right. I'm like, I don't know what more you want my eyes. It's just my eyes. >> Don't move your eyes. >> That's all I'm doing. I'm not moving my head. If I'm moving my head, it's going like this. I'm moving just my eyes. All right. Well, we're not going to do your eyes. >> so it's like if you want me to put my glasses, I'll put my glasses on, but it's like what more do you want me to You know, All right. >> I'm moving my eyes and that's it. I'm moving just my eyes. Look. My eyes. So, for the next test, all right, I want you to take Okay. Move down a little bit farther. Give you a little bit I don't want you to go uphill. All right? I want you to take your right foot in front of your left like this. All right? Put your hands at your side. All right? When I tell you to begin, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps. >> Okay. All right? In a straight line. I'm going to demonstrate three. It's going to be like this. One, two, three. On your ninth step, I want you to pivot with your lead foot. All right? And take a series of small steps like this. After the three steps, just tell me to pivot. That's after the nine steps. You're going to do nine. I'm demonstrating three. All right? I want you pivot. I want you to do nine heel to toe steps back. One, two, three, nine. Okay? While you're completing the test, make sure you keep your hands at your side. All right? Touch heel to toe. Count your steps out loud. All right? And don't stop the test until you complete it. All right? Do you have any questions? >> No. No? All right. You may begin. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. You said nine. Yep. Do you remember the rest? Nine. Do you remember the rest? You said nine, so I did nine. What did I tell you to do after the nine? You said pivot. Nine heel to toe steps back. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. I'll go 11, 12, 13, 14. You want me to go 15? No, that's fine. You come back. No, you're good. Come back here. Come back here. I'll keep going if you >> That's fine. No, you're good. All right. All right. >> I'm making sure. Do you have any balance issues or anything like that? >> I don't have 40/40 or 20/20, whatever it is. Like no, I don't. Hands at your side, feet together. All right. When I tell you to begin, I want you to raise >> my >> [snorts] >> Yeah, I know what it's called. Yeah. All right. When I I want you to keep your hands at your side, feet together. When I tell you to begin, I want you to raise the foot of your choice or the leg of your choice 6 in above the ground like this. Okay. >> Okay. While looking at your foot, while looking down at your foot, I count out loud 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000, 5 1,000, so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? >> so that's kind of difficult. >> I got you. Do you have any questions? >> No. No? All right. Whenever you want to start. 1 1,000, 2 2,000, 3 3,000, 4 4,000, 5 5,000, 6 6,000, 7 7,000, 8 8,000, 9 9,000, 10 10,000, 11,000, 12,000. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. Based on the motor vehicle accident involving another driver, her admission to consuming alcohol earlier that evening, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises, Officer Leech placed Ashley under arrest for driving under the influence. Her vehicle was not impounded for a mandatory 12-hour hold under John's Law because her daughter took responsibility for the car. Then >> 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. You're good. All right. One more thing for me. All right? What I want you to do is just put your hands behind your back. All right. That's not too tight, right? >> No. No? Okay. Okay. I'm just going to double lock them. Just to make sure they're not I'm going to double lock them on you so they don't tighten up on you. Okay. All right. I'm going to walk you over to my car. Do you have anything in your pockets or anything like that? >> Nothing? All right. What we're going to do >> Yeah, but what is it? What's that? What What did you say? I failed my test or what? >> You did not do too hot. I didn't what? >> You didn't do too good. Small pause here. If you like these videos, hitting subscribe would mean a lot. We're incredibly close to 100k and your support helps more than you know. All right. So, right now you're under >> I know better than that. So, you're under arrest for suspicion of DUI. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. You have nothing on you, right? Nothing >> nothing on me. My daughter, well, she's she's 15 and she's at her boyfriend's house, but I have nothing on me. >> All right. Just hang out for 1 second. I just got to check your pockets. Okay. Okay. Just face the car for me. Ma'am, is the car registered to you? Yeah. You said there's nothing in your pockets, right? >> in my pockets. You said your daughter is here. She's 15. My daughter is 18. So, the daughter is here. She's 18. >> So, then I got to get somewhere. It's almost 2:00. Somewhere they said they can call the cops for me. That's crazy. The issue is you hit him and then I didn't hit nobody. You did, though. >> I did it, but okay. So, his vehicle has his vehicle has damage consistent with Yeah, I did it. Stay Stay here. Stay here. Stay here. Stay here. Stay here. No. You're going to stay right here. No, you're not. Stop. No. No. Not right now. Not right now. Not right now. Okay. Listen. Listen. Stop. I'm I'm I'm listening, but you guys have nothing better to do than to [ __ ] stop me at 2:00 in the morning, but okay. You're right. I want to stand here and freeze my butt off. Just turn and face me real quick. It's nothing more more nothing more. This is ridiculous. >> [snorts] >> Can I at least tell my daughter she can pick me up at the Yeah. We'll figure that out. Somewhere they'll figure it out. Let her know. They'll figure it out. It's 2:00 in the morning. Let her know. Do you have your phone in your car? >> I have my phone. I have my license. I have everything. [ __ ] ridiculous. I'm sorry. >> Nothing better to do. No, he's good. You're under arrest. You just got a ticket. Okay. All right. >> we be at now? I don't Yes. Where is your phone in your car? >> no idea. Okay. You can look for it. I can look for it. Okay. >> Yeah, of course. >> [snorts] >> Yeah. >> [snorts] >> Are you given any option to get a ride to take out Yeah, John's law says she's the owner of the vehicle. Okay. Sounds good. I just got to do a phone and I check there's nothing. Okay. Do you have her cell phone or I do? No, she said she thinks she left it at where she was at. And I'm going to read the procedure so you don't get locked up. Do you have it, John's law? Is she Is your daughter going to come? So, she's she's talking she's talking to her. She's a minor. Can I speak to her and tell her to go home and get my husband so he can [ __ ] get me out? No. Did you unbuckle yourself? >> I didn't. I didn't do [ __ ] I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. You guys didn't buckle me. I didn't >> I did it. It's on camera. I did not buckle me. I want to talk to my daughter and tell her that she has to go home and get her dad. Uh I don't think I have a form. Just because you guys didn't do what you guys have to do, don't say I didn't buckle you. You guys didn't buckle me. No, you guys didn't buckle me. >> Okay. What are you Hey. What are you doing? I want to talk to my kid. She's 18. >> That's fine, but you're not talking to her. Stop unbuckling yourself. What do you mean I'm not talking to her? I'm I'm unbuckling myself. You guys didn't buckle me. It's on I did everything you said you myself. You guys acting like I'm being a [ __ ] There's a camera right here. I know, but you acting like I'm being a freaking See the camera right there, too? I don't know. This is my first time being freaking held against my will because of something that I did. I don't know. I'm not a [ __ ] I don't know. Real quick. I'm going to read you Listen. I'm going to read you your Miranda rights. So, I'm going to read you your Miranda rights right now because I didn't ask you anything, but cuz we're talking about it. So, 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 talk to a lawyer and have him and her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questions if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand? Each of these rights can I speak to my daughter? Do you have Do you have Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk? I understand and I wish to talk to my daughter. So, do you wish to talk to us? Yes. 100% I wish to talk to my daughter. I understand my rights. You're a criminal. She's 18. She's not a minor. She's 18. I I said she's 18. I said she's 18. And I want to talk to my daughter. I didn't say she's a minor. If you guys don't do your job and you guys don't know if she's a minor or not, that's not my [ __ ] problem. So, buckle me, but don't sit here and say that I'm [ __ ] arresting a assisting arrest. I'm not. I just want to talk to my daughter and let her know I'm buckling myself, you guys. You guys didn't buckle me. So, then go look at your [ __ ] Go look at your I can read it. It says you were being audio and video recorded and it According me 1,000%. You know what? There's time for you go against the law and you know what? They did a [ __ ] mistake. I I'm not saying you guys didn't buckle me. I'm just saying I need to read my Miranda rights to my daughter that is 18 years old and she doesn't know what's going on. Because she doesn't know what's going on. So, the corporal that's in charge right now is is talking to your daughter. You know I'm I'm sorry, but you have kids? I do not, no. You don't. Okay. So, you don't know what it is. Your parent Your kid doesn't know what it is. They pay attention to you more than the law. She's 18, right? So, >> It doesn't matter. She pays attention to you over the law. Did you just explain to your daughter So, she's completely aware of of what what just happened. Okay. What's going to happen now is we're going to drive you back to headquarters, okay? Do you want Do you want I want to talk to my daughter and tell her that, you know what, you can go home cuz you're 18 and you're good. She's She doesn't know any better. This is the first time I get apprehended by the law. She doesn't know any better. I just want to talk to her and just tell her everything is going to be okay. But she's going to come get you in a little bit when you need to get picked up. So, she understands? We're giving her the opportunity to take the car. Is it okay? Do you want your daughter to sign for the car? I'm going to let my daughter know what's up and she'll know that she knows she can get me out and she knows to sign. I I swear to you I do have it and I explained everything to her. My daughter's 18. It's just me and her. She She knows what's up. I fully But you know, I don't want you guys to make it seem like, oh, I sit here and I freaking went against the law and I freaking ran the red light or the What's your first name again? My name is Ashley and she knows what's up. Ashley. She knows the law is not always against us. And my daughter You know You're You're upset. I get it. >> [clears throat] >> I'm not going to sit here and be like, whatever the case. You know, there's things that go on every day and it's like, you know what? Just it is what it is, but don't make it seem like I'm trying to [ __ ] sit here and trying to abide the law and trying to be a No, she's good and she's a good kid and she knows what's up. She knows she has to get mama out and that's it. But it's like, you know, don't make it seem like No one's No one's No one's making it seem like anything. It's just It's terrible. >> So, Ashley, what we're going to do from here is I'll I'll search this here and then drive you back, okay? >> We're like a mile away. >> Yep. And we're going to do We're going to give you the opportunity to blow into the alcohol test. >> Okay. Okay. And then we'll go from there and hopefully everything goes smooth, we'll have you out in an hour to 2 hours. Sounds good. >> Okay. Sounds good? Sounds good. >> I appreciate it. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. Yeah, do you want to do the box? You want to know? I'll do it fine up here as well. How about that? Probably good. You want to start with that? Yeah. 132 metal. Good. We're on 19 with that 10-11. Starting mileage 30821. 30821 received. 132 metal that I got for us. Open the Sally, please. Okay. Ending mileage [snorts] 30824. Okay. You can close it. Officer Leech transported Ashley to the Mount Olive Police Department for further processing. At the Mount Olive Police Department, Ashley was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and agreed to submit breath samples. To the right? Here? Yeah? Yeah, stop right there. I just got to check your purse. Yeah, go ahead. Do you have any upper pockets right here? I have nothing here. You got a lot of pockets on you. I know. So, there's there's It's just the pockets. Do you have to use the bathroom? >> I do. Okay. Thank you. Like I said, if you're good, then we'll be good, okay? Yeah, close it. Okay. Okay, thank you. You can close it. Ashley? Yeah. Uh I'm going to need to take your watch. Okay. Cuz it's a smart watch and it can't be in here. All right. This is crazy. Yeah, I understand. Can you help me with that? And do you tell my daughter you know what's going on? Well, she knows everything. We got a whole long I guess I said I know you asked if they have kids. I have kids. So, I I >> She's adultless and she's 18. As long as she knows what's up. >> She seems like a very well put together young lady. >> She is. So, you did a very good job raising her. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> So, I don't want to I was 15. So. Yeah, so she understands. We The other officer is signing the form, so we don't have to tow your car, right? Um and he got her phone number, so when we're done, she will call her and come get you. >> We're like a mile away. Yeah, >> [clears throat] >> you live in Yeah. Yeah, so She's close. Yep. So, Which one is it? So, okay. I'm >> [clears throat] >> sorry. This is my first time getting apprehended. This is like what happens. So, basically, what we're going to have to do Go to court and blah blah blah blah all that unnecessary, unfortunate stuff as an adult, but right? You just have to go to court and or how does it happen? You'll get tickets and then you'll go to court. Okay. All right. Yeah, so basically what you have to do is Officer Leech has to read this form to you and it gives you the opportunity whether or not you can consent or not consent to breath tests. Okay. And you make your decision, right? He'll read it to you so you understand. Once you decide or not decide, we go from there. All right? So, hopefully, like I said, we'll have you out of here in an hour, hour and a half. >> enough. Yeah, it'll be pretty quick. So, just unfortunately, the state makes us wait a little bit of time before we can get over to the breathalyzer. >> Okay. Do you have any other electronics on you, anything in your person? We checked you. I have your watch. We'll check that off. >> Yeah, just my phone and my watch. That's it. >> Your phone's in my car. >> Yeah. Okay. Do you have anything in your mouth, any gum, anything like that? Can you Can you favor say ah, lift your tongue? Ah, I ain't nothing. Okay. So, he's going [clears throat] to read this form to you. Okay. We'll wait a little bit of time, and then I'm going to come back in, and I'm going to do the Alcotest for you. Starting 20 minutes now? Yeah. Okay. Probably 1:22. Perfect. All right. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated, NJSA 39:4-50. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for this purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of taking of the breath samples, including test results, will be made. Upon [clears throat] 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 summons for refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of $2,000, installation of an ignition int- ignition interlock in or referral to an intoxicated intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offenses >> [clears throat] >> of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney. 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. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any res- 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 breath take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do you properly perform the test, or do not provide sufficient sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with a refusal to submit breath testing. I repeat, the law law requires you to submit breath submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you be Will you submit samples of your breath today? Mhm. Yes. Yes. >> [clears throat] >> Just remember, [clears throat] just don't touch your mouth or anything like that. Mhm. Whatever that is about the about the wait. Yeah. Just move your hand from your mouth. You're married? Yeah. 10 years. You work? I do. Where do you work? I work for Novartis. A what? Novartis. Novartis? >> Novartis, yeah. Novartis, is that a cool company? I work for them. How do you spell Novartis? N O V A R T I S. What do you do there? Uh, just intake. Just [snorts] like I guess basic, you know what I mean? Like, entry level, I guess. Yeah, intake specialist, I guess you could put. Uh what was the last time? What is it? Oh. And what was the location? I was like like 15 something one. Saint James. Okay, I think it's 15. Thank you. >> [clears throat] >> Don't touch your phone. Don't you want anything? I can't even breathe very much. Just breathe. >> [laughter] >> It's for your benefit. Listen, I have nothing to hide, so I really don't I got you. Yeah, I don't really care. I just want to make sure it goes good for you. Yeah, I get it. Thank you. Were you born in New New Jersey? Yeah. If anything, my husband's going to be the one that's going to be more upset. I understand him though. [clears throat] He's going to be like, "What the [ __ ] were you thinking?" But, you know, it is what it is. I got you. How much did you drink today? Beer. How many? Like two, maybe three. Where at? Um we went to um Elizabeth. In the bar? It was um one Wait. Hudson Co., maybe. Hudson and Company? >> Hudson and Company, yeah. It's like in Elizabeth. How much time is between each drinks? Honestly, we were there for like 2 hours. We got there at like 8:00 and then we drove back and, you know. What time did you have your first drink at? 8:00. We checked in at 8:00. You paid for the parking. And then >> When did you finish your last drink? Honestly, 10:00. Did you eat? I did. We had pizza. >> pizza? Yeah. Bacon and pizza. What time was that at? Like 9:30. Bacon and pizza and we had like uh what is it? The truffle tater tots. At Hudson Co. That's exactly what we got. She's a single mom. I have She has one kid, I have three. I should know better, right? >> Your friend? Yeah, my friend from high school. Like I should have known better, right? I don't know. I don't know. How old are you? Uh 1991. I'm like 30 four. 33, 34. I don't I I like to not keep track of my age. But I was born in 1991, so what? 34? Okay. 34, right? I'm actually kind of proud of myself cuz like this is the first time I've ever gotten arrested. >> [laughter] >> In my 34 >> years, it's the first time in my 34 years it's the first time I get arrested. You said it was in Elizabeth? In Mount Holly. We were drinking in Elizabeth, yeah. But we live in Mount Holly. She lives in Dover. I live in Mount Holly. Do you drink much? Hm? No, you're good. I'm not going to get no Christmas gifts from my husband. No, don't say that. Christmas is next week. No, he's not going to get me No, no more. No Christmas gifts. You [ __ ] up that. Well, if he's a good husband, he has them already. That's what I'm saying, he's a good husband, so he's kind of like, "You know what? No more gifts for you." No, he probably If he's a good husband, he has them already. >> I have them already, but he's going to be like, "No more." Then you know the last minute gifts. "Oh, let me go to the mall and get one or two gifts." And it's going to be like, "Fuck." He'll be like, "Pow, pow." No. Her Alcotest results indicated a BAC level of 0.16%, which was double the legal limit of 0.08%. When the officers were finished with processing her, Ashley was released to her daughter pending her court appearance after she signed the potential liability warning form on Ashley's behalf. Pow, pow. Not that my husband's violent or anything like that. We've been together for 20 years. >> know you. >> [laughter] >> We've been together for 20 years. You know, but you know. You got to learn. He always tells me He's a truck driver. So he's always like, "You got to be on your A's and A's and What is it? A's and Q's?" P's and Q's. He said you got to be on But you got to live and learn, I guess. >> She signed it. She signed it already. So I'm not going to tell him about it. I won't tell him. I'm guessing you should probably tell him. I won't. I won't. Maybe for like another 6 months in the summer when he's having a good day. My daughter's aware. Yes. Cuz she's she's 19. That's her age. >> There you go. Officer Leech issued her the following citations: operating under the influence, 39:4-50, leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage, 39:4-129B, reckless driving, 39:4-96, failure to report accident, 39:4-130. This is my first time ever getting arrested. Whatever. You can turn that off. Huh? Keep it on until I'm done. All right, you can turn it off.