Come here.
You didn't pay your tab at Tommy's. Is
that why you're running across the
street?
 No, I'll pay my tab at Tommy.
Okay. It's $37.
 Okay. I have $37 to pay
my tab at
Okay. Why Why'd you run? I saw you
running.
 I didn't run after you left.
I didn't run cuz there's greasy Bible
preachers.
So, I didn't run. So, what do I need to
pay?
 Okay. Well, you left Tommy's
without paying and I saw you running
over the bridge before.
 So, I'll pay
Tommy's right now.
That's not an option. Okay. So, I need
your bag.
I'll pay Tommy's right now.
 You need
your bag. Put your bag down.
 Put your
bag down.
Put your stuff down.
 Give me your bag.
Give me your shoes. I've never I've
never left the police.
 You were running
across the bridge when I saw you.
 Yes,
because his Bible number
I never not paid my time at Tommy's. Oh
my god. Tommy's will tell you.
Wait,
I have the money for Tommy's.
I have the money for Tommy's.
I think it's what, like $37.
I have the money for Tommy's.
 You should
have paid it.
 So, why am I going in
here?
 You're under arrest.
 Why?
 Cuz you
didn't pay your tab. Go in.
I always pay my tab for Tommy's.
I always pay my tab for Tommy's.
You could try to do whatever you want. I
always pay my tab for Tommy's.
Yep. Is there any?
 Nope. You could try
5,000 ways. I'll always pay my tax
dollar.
She We drove through here six times. I
don't know where the [ __ ] she
 I don't
know. She came back around.
Well, I saw her running across the
place. So I was like, you know, let me
check cuz she was intoxicated before.
Yeah. I didn't know she was running and
then they flagged her down.
 She was
running.
 She was
driving Jennifer something rush.
 I never
Yeah. If we were locking her up, we're
going to play games with her all [ __ ]
Yeah. Or she lost. So
I don't know what's going on, but nice
try. I have always, always, always paid
my tax for always.
So, if I owe them $15, here it is. $15.
I never ever left
and Tommy's will tell you. 43190 county
4319
I'll be transporting a female 41 103
money for Tommy's I have it now I have
it in my bank
 starting mileage 322
63
 always
go tom
41 headquarters mileage 32263
at 1656.
You should have paid before you go.
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the homies real quick.
They gave me the receipt. I have that. I
don't think I really need anything else.
He said you had the receipt
right now.
 Affirmative.
 Never been a
state.
All right.
That
You know,
431. Any any mileage? Same.
Many just the same.
All right, come on out.
Come on. You can't.
 You could here.
String your legs. There's a little step
right here.
 We've always had an I think
for all three babies.
Not easy. Ow.
Okay. All right.
My gosh, they know me. They've seen me
pay for all three things.
They've seen me for watch this like fat
door.
Make your first right.
 Whatever you need
and then another right
handcuff. Just stand up.
You got someone that can come pick you
up?
Do you have someone that can come pick
you up?
 No.
Take a seat. Take a seat.
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well that was old court.
Yeah,
 sure.
 Yeah.
Can you call someone to pick you up?
No.
 Well, I don't think you want to
spend your night in jail. So,
when you're homeless?
You don't live in Long Bridge?
You don't live in Longbridge? The
address you gave me?
You can't call a friend on your phone.
You just need someone to sign you out.
It doesn't mean Just cuz you're home
doesn't mean you have someone.
 I just
wanted to send out of here.
 Well, you
need someone to come get you, but I'm
trying to get it.
 Okay. I'm trying to
get out that there's nobody to get.
Okay. Then you're spending the night in
jail.
 Okay. So, home is jail.
Whose address is?
That's my old address.
 Okay.
 Yeah. I
used to live there and I'm now homeless.
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problem.
Can you let me go soon?
We can't. That's why we need someone to
come. Who's Mark?
I don't know. Mark.
 Well, he visited you
in jail. Why don't you?
 I have a friend
that's a pastor. His name is Mark.
 Mark
Pointer.
He's a pastor.
 You have his phone
number?
You still communicate with him?
 No.
Who's Steven Willis?
 Ste is my
Can we call him?
I Are you letting me go?
 No, we can't
because you've been drinking. We can't
just let you walk out the front door.
Who do you need to call?
 I need you or
we can help you call somebody to sign
you out of here. Those people are in my
past. I'd like to go.
 I'm just trying to
help you.
 What do we need to do to let
me just go?
 I just told you four times.
I'll tell you a fifth time. Somebody
needs to come sign you out.
 Okay. Call
up Tom.
 See, that was easy.
Father's rolling his grave about the
cops these days.
We're doing our job. Yeah, he's rolling
in his graves about how bad the cops are
these days.
Yeah, it's true. It's a shame.
 Is your
cell phone in your purse so you can
 Can
I open it?
 Do you mind if I open it to
grab your phone help?
Like, who do I need?
 We need you to call
somebody.
 Yes, please. I need you to
call somebody.
Okay. So, everyone's telling me to call
the hospital and call this and that.
So,
if you could just let me leave here.
When he picks you up, we can.
Hey, I'm at the police station. I need
you to just let me leave here and then I
can leave here on my Amazon.
I don't know what you're doing, but they
are actually trying to find you and
you're
the only number.
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Hey, you're one of the only numbers
here. So,
you're one of the only numbers here. So,
what do you need from me?
 We just need
him to come sign me up.
 We need Yeah.
Come to see.
 He just needs for you to
say uh sign me up.
He's saying nothing because he's I don't
know. He He doesn't want to acknowledge
me.
Do you want to talk to us?
 I will try to
find somebody else.
No, he's just saying I'm not going to
sign you out because I don't want to be
responsible for you.
Who else do we need? I mean, I'll just
keep calling phone numbers.
 I need a
help.
Hey,
are you not signing me out?
No. Are you signing me out or no?
Okay, bye.
Okay. So, that's not
um I don't know who else. Like, who else
do I ask?
What? He wouldn't sign you out.
 Like, he
lives with me. He doesn't want to sign
me out because he doesn't want to be
responsible for me.
He feels that if he sign responsible,
he's my address. He's Yeah, he's 197
Garfield Avenue now.
[Music]
Speaker.
No, I can't get him.
Hi.
I'm fine. I'm fine.
Okay. So,
 can I talk to him?
You on speaker.
How you doing? This is Detective Taylor
with Sebrite uh Police Department.
 Hey,
Detective Taylor. So, um she's in a
mess. She has a huge substance abuse
issue. Obviously, she's homeless and I
told her she can't stay at my house
anymore because of her.
Okay. Do you know anyone else that she
could call to come pick up? I just I
just called her attorney um and was
calling when you guys called me and left
him a brief message saying I don't know
what to do cuz she has nowhere to sleep
and she's really not welcome in my home
anymore. She's just and she's a
liability and it's just it's gotten real
bad and she's, you know, got issues with
her family and she needs to go to the
hospital and go to rehab. She needs to
go to detox, but she has to do that on
her own,
you know.
 Yeah, I agree. Um,
 so if she's
not ready for that, which obviously
she's been drunk since Monday, walking
around Long Branch, uh, I had to call
the police yesterday uh, to have her
taken out of my house and she ran away
and they found her and brought her to
the hospital, but then she got let out.
So, it's been a reoccurring thing like
three times this week. Same story.
 Okay.
What's her being nice and everyone's
been like super nice to her, but she's
not getting it that she needs rehab.
her attorney is.
And if you hold on a minute, I can get
the number on my phone.
I'm going to put you on speaker for a
second.
 Okay.
Okay. Are you there?
Are you there?
 Yes.
 Okay. So
her attorney who's handled her uh DWI
case and other stuff in her family to
help her is
he's also a founder which is for addicts
and alcoholics. Uh and she knows very
well and he knows her issues very well
and she needs to get into deep rehab and
that's that's it.
She has no place to stay stay. She lost
her job over this. It's a mess.
She lost all of her belonging. She lost
her ID, her bank card, her social
security card, her birth certificate,
all this week.
Yeah,
it's a disaster. Disaster.
 Yep. We'll
call her attorney and uh
 Okay,
 we'll go
from there. I
 I don't know what else I
can do. I can't do anything else.
 Yeah.
Unfortunately, if if someone doesn't
want help, I've realized that you can't,
you know, you can't help them,
unfortunately.
 Yeah. It makes no sense.
I'm like, you're going to die on the
streets, you know?
 It's crazy. It's It's
heartbreaking. It's heartbreaking.
 Yeah.
Well, I appreciate you. Um,
I just want her to be safe, that's all.
So,
 yeah,
 if that means she has to stay
there or go to the hospital, that's
where she's safe and that's it.
 Yeah.
Okay. I appreciate it.
 Okay. You can
call me if you need anything.
 Okay.
Thank you.
 Thank you. Bye.
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We're going to call it. We're going to
call.
All right. We'll go from there.
 I want
nothing to do with him.
 Okay. You can
talk to me. That's fine.
That disgusting thing.
It's Sunday night. Steve's going to be
up.
It's not the night.
It's Monday.
It's
only 5:00 p.m. Can you just pick me back
up on Monday night?
All
right, Jennifer, I should have to take a
photo of you. So, I'm just going to have
you stand up there right after I
come and let me go.
So, you look up at the camera for me.
All right. Without moving your body,
just turn your head looking that way
towards the window
a little bit more.
All right, you can take a seat.
Just like away or
I just have to t it back up to the
bench.
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Tom seems to care about you.
Yeah, then he hates me.
 No, he just
wants to see you,
you know.
He's just looking out for you.
 He's so
burned now.
I'm going to get all these
badges and belts.
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He just wants to see me let go. And this
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So listen, Jen, I don't want to leave
you locked up here. I don't I don't
think you're a criminal. I don't want to
lock me in a jail. So not a criminal. I
don't think you deserve that. Problem
is, we can't let you walk out the front
door.
All right. Um
I mean, is there something we could do
for you? Can we Can we get you help? You
want to go to the hospital?
 Walk out the
front door.
 You can't. We're not allowed
to. Jen, if I was allowed to, I'll let
you walk out 10 minutes ago.
 All right.
Yeah. Do you want us to bring you to the
hospital? Try to get some help. The
people that have heard
those are the ones we've spoken to that
we haven't spoke. Why?
Didn't answer. I left him a voicemail.
It's Tom. Tom is the one you want us to
do.
You want us to try to get you some help?
Like I said, I don't want to lock you up
like a criminal. I don't think you're a
criminal. I just think you made a stupid
mistake tonight, right? I I don't think
you're a bad person. I think you should
have an issue right now.
Is there any way I could just be locked
up tonight and leave in the morning?
Yeah, that's an option. But we don't
want to sit here. I want lock.
 He's
That's what he's going to say. Don't
take her. Don't let her go. He's going
to I know him. He's going to say, "Don't
let her go."
 Listen, I'm telling you,
it's it's not ideal. You don't want to
be You don't want to spend the night in
jail.
You don't want to spend the night in
jail. It's not It's not nice. That's why
I'm saying you we can get you some help.
We can take you down to the hospital.
Like, I want to help you. I don't We're
not trying to screw you. You know, I
think you made a stupid mistake tonight.
I don't think you're a bad person,
right?
Um,
so rather than try to punish you,
 tell
you to lock me up.
 Well, I I'm not
talking to him. I'm talking to you,
right? You're an adult. You can make
decisions, right? I I like I said, I
don't think you're a bad person. I don't
want to log you like a dog. You know,
that's why I'm saying if if listen, you
you clearly and Tom kind of confirmed
what what we could see in front of us
that you got something going on and you
need some help, right? looking at your
history. You've been good for the last
year and a half up until the last week.
You know,
 why don't why don't we get you
back on that track, get [ __ ] squared
away.
 That's true.
 You know, that's
true.
 I just went through your whole
history while sitting in my office. You
know, the last year and a half, you can
squared away. Whatever happened over the
last week or 10 days, I mean, seems like
you're spiraling. Maybe maybe we can
call this the bottom and start getting
you back up again, right?
 Yeah. Yeah.
Can I just like could I
could you like set me loose at like 5 in
the morning or 6:00 in the morning?
Yeah. But
 I'm afraid of right now.
That's what I'm trying to say. Instead
of locking you up, we can take you in
the hospital. You can talk to somebody
and get some help. Maybe start sobering
up.
 Yeah. They could throw an IV in you
to get some fluids going.
 Dinner.
It's not what I want at all. But
 I mean,
I don't want to I don't want to lock me
in jail so while you're permanent. To be
honest, I'm being straight up with you.
Could you lock me up for one night?
Could we? Yeah. Do we want to? No. No.
Cuz we're going to sit here and babysit
you all night. And again,
 I don't want
you to babysit.
 Well, we have to. We're
handcuffed to you for the next 8 to 10
hours.
Okay. Okay. So, I'll do what you said.
 I
It's not even that, Jen. We
 want you to
get help.
 We want to get you help.
 Like
I said, I just I just went through your
entire history. I just spent 10 minutes
looking looking at your history over the
last year and a half. You've been good,
right? I don't know what happened 10
days ago, but
 you have been good.
 I
know. I just I just looked at I don't
know what the hell happened 10 days ago,
but you spiral.
 I don't know. Yeah.
 You
know,
maybe it's maybe this is the bottom.
It's time to get you back before
something bad happen. Something really
bad. I mean, this isn't bad. This will
go away. This is [ __ ] Right.
 Go
from right here. Like from right here.
If you want help, we'll get you help.
We'll take you down right now. The two
of us will drive you
personally, you know. But you you got to
start somewhere.
And walk around the streets homeless
ain't the answer.
Stealing meals and dropping. I mean, how
much alcohol we left, too, you know? All
right. So,
okay.
Okay. So, what are my options right now?
You have two options, right? Well,
three. If one of them pulses back, then
comes signing out.
 Let's just take them.
The other option is lock you in a jail
cell like a dog, like a criminal.
Or we try to get you back on the [ __ ]
up and up. We'll take you down to mom
and we'll have them look at you. They'll
they'll drop an IV in you. They'll get
you feeling good. They'll they'll get
you dinner and then you can start
squaring your life away.
 And they they
have at the hospital they have resources
as well if you want to talk to somebody.
Can I have a drink?
 No,
I I don't think you need
 Put me on the
street.
 Well, I'm not putting on the
street. And And that right there is a
reason why you need to go to the
hospital.
 No, like that's like you might
as well go out with a bang. No, I think
you just did. Consider this your last
day.
You're sitting in jail right now.
I don't think that's the kind of person
you are. Correct me if I want. I only
met you a half hour ago.
I don't think you're a criminal.
 I can't
drink it in here.
You got to remember too, everything's on
camera. So, you don't want to get us in
trouble. Same reason why I can't let you
go to the bathroom with my bag. N
I was all just letting go.
 I can't let
you go. If I could let you go, I would
have let you go 20 minutes ago.
 Oh my
god. So, what are my options?
 I just
told them to. I'll tell them to you
again. Either either I lock you up like
a dog in in a in a 8 by10 cell, right?
And you're going to rock there until
tomorrow morning or you let us get you
some help.
will take you down a mountain and you'll
start your upwork. Right. I I think
you're at the bottom now. The the only
next step I mean you can arrest the only
next step is death.
I don't think you want that.
A little bit of my alcohol.
 I can't.
You know people that go to rehab always
want to end with a bang and they want
You don't think being in jail? Handcuffs
is a bang.
No, I'm talking about end with a bang.
Like they want to have a big, you know,
I think you're pretty drunk right now.
How much drunk do you want to get? So
you pass out then force you in the
hospital in the back of an ambulance. I
don't think you want that either. I'm
trying to make you make your own
decisions as an adult and and try to
square your life away.
I appreciate you
 again. I I I don't
think you're criminal. I think you made
a stupid mistake today because you got
some problems going on in life, right? I
don't want to treat you like a criminal.
You're sitting here handcuffed in my
jail right now.
 I appreciate you.
Why don't you let us get you some help?
I I think that's the best course for
every for everyone. You know, get your
brother on board. He'll bring you back
in his life. You know, maybe Tom will
[ __ ] forgive you. just could ever be
out.
 You can't.
 Tom just wants to see
you get help, too.
 Just like us. You
know, we only met
 Yeah, we only met you
about half hour ago, but you know,
 have
that.
Why?
 You don't need it.
Oh my god. I mean, you're about to stick
me into some place that's going to give
me lirium for alcohol, so I might as
well have some alcohol,
right? You don't need it. How much drunk
you want to get?
It's not even drunk to get drunk. It's
drunk to not feel sick.
It's like heroin addict.
 No, I got that.
Trust me.
 Do it to do it. You do it to
 I
lived in a house full of two alcoholics.
I get it. Trust
I know how it is. Trust me. That's why I
don't drink. I grew up and both my
parents alcoholics.
I get it.
I forgot
I wanted to go to the other route.
So
 my dad
 see
 his mom.
There you go.
My dad wasn't
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I want to get you help. I don't want to
leave you handcuffs out of jail.
You can take that.
Whatever you want to do.
 I want to I
want to get you help. That's what I want
to do.
I want to have more drinks.
 You can't. I
don't think you need another drink. I
think you're good. I think the last 10
days you you had enough.
I don't want Tom or my brother or
anybody to be involved in anything.
That's fine. You're an adult. I won't
tell them [ __ ] I don't want any of them
to even be in the network.
 I don't even
tell where you are. I don't have to.
You're an adult.
You tell me not to tell anyone. It It's
stopped here. I mean, that that's that's
your prerogative.
And and Tom
like that that time.
 Yep.
 Yeah. We don't
have to
 I won't tell him anything. Hey,
she's she's she's released from our
custody.
 What were his final just
 He
just said that he wanted you to get
help. And
he seemed I don't know who Tom is. I
guess he's a friend of yours or a
boyfriend or whatever it is.
 He seemed
like he was concerned and cared about
it.
That was that was the the vibe I got
just listening.
 Yeah, he definitely was
concerned.
I'm sorry. I wasted most of both of your
time.
 No, it's just our job.
 I'll do
whatever you want.
 We want to get you
help. That's what we want.
I I think
 will you talk to somebody at
the hospital?
Oh, wait a second.
 No, no.
Later on today,
you know, they'll get you feeling good
again.
You know, I I just I don't I hate when I
see people spiral like this. Again, I
don't want to treat you like a criminal.
I don't think you are, you know.
You're going that route.
 I treated you
like [ __ ]
 That's all right. Everyone
was. It's fine.
 No, it's not okay. My
dad's been treated like [ __ ] before and
he was a police officer for a long time.
It's not okay.
 It's what I signed
 and
I'm sorry.
 You're good.
Or was he a police officer?
Okay.
What town?
 Uh Scott Plains.
 So my uh my
mother was born and raised in Bicycle.
Good kid. They were rivals for a long
time.
 Yeah, that was my dad's Yeah, that
was my dad's.
 Yep.
So, my mother's
 I didn't give him I
didn't give him credit where credit was
due. He was a good guy.
I want to get health check. I I think
you're at the bottom now. I think it's
time to turn around.
I think you're ready.
I think you you went on your razor for
the last 10 days. You got it all out. I
think it's fine.
 Can I have that?
 You
can't. I don't think you need it.
 I
could literally down it for like 5
seconds.
 I don't think you need it, Jen.
Okay. If I grab it right now. How long?
How many seconds?
 You won't be able to
grab it.
Let us run you now.
You got to start getting help. It's
alcohol.
 Yes, I'm I'm well aware what
alcohol does.
 No, I know you're well
aware, but like think of heroin addicts.
Like alcohol is like that's the number
one.
 I agree.
The only difference between the alcohol
and the heroin is the heroin just kills
you faster.
 Literally the only
difference,
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right? So, I either need to be put
somebody I I I just either need to be
put somewhere where there's drugs right
now or I need to be put somewhere where
there's alcohol right now.
 You don't
need either.
Listen, you're you're psyching yourself
out right now. It's in your head.
Listen to me. A minute ago before we
started talking about your father, you
were fine. You're going back and forth
on me here. I'm looking at it.
Can I just have that?
 You can do the
yellow.
 You can't You can't have it.
Yeah, that one.
 You're not allowed.
Nope.
 We're We're not allowed to give it
to you.
 I could drink that whole thing.
3 seconds left.
 So could Madison, but
she's not going to
be honest.
Why don't we take you down?
 Wasted both
of your time.
 You're not This is our
job. At this at this point, we're done
being cops and we're trying to be
friends of yours and get you some
[ __ ] help.
 Okay?
 Cuz I I could see
it, Jen. I could see it. And you know, I
I live this life. I grew up in this.
Like, I get it. You know, I I don't
think you can get any lower than you are
sitting in a jail cell. The only next
step is is is you [ __ ] dying. We
don't need that. So, let's [ __ ] turn
it around. Let's go. You had your 10
days of fun. We're done. Time to turn
around. Just in time for the summer
time.
All right.
Yeah,
we'll get you down there.
 You're a mommy
at the hospital. Do you know like they
think about alcoholics like you're think
pieces piece of [ __ ] scum?
 I've had a
couple nurses in my day. That's not
true.
 Majority they think you're a piece
of
 Some of them do. I'll give you that.
Not all of them.
Especially if you're there for the right
reasons. Listen, there's a big
difference between Jen
 I'm not there for
reasons. I'm there because I'm an
alcoholic.
 Let me finish. There's a
difference between drunk Jen that I'm
picking up off the ground, putting on
the stretcher in the back of ambulance
and sending me down and Jen who wants to
go there and turn her [ __ ] life
around and get her [ __ ] together.
There's a significant difference between
those two.
Significant. And the nurses know that.
I swear to even they know that. Nurses
are actually pretty good people. They're
old crazy, but they're they're pretty
good people.
You just you could feel it. You could
feel the difference.
There's a significant difference between
the two. I promise between drunk Jen
coming in in an ambulance cuz she's
drunk and passed out on the street
somewhere and Jen coming in with us
because Jen's ready to turn her life
around and need help.
 Okay.
 And I think
you're there. I I think you want to. You
just you can't get it out of your head
yet.
And again, I lived that life. I know it.
I believe both of you.
 Do Do you want to
know? So So my father was a terrible
alcohol, raving drunk, right?
His best friend died one day, right? As
his best friend was dying. His best
friend's wife tried calling my dad
saying, "Hey, John's having a heart
attack. My dad was passed out drunk at
the bar. Didn't answer the cell phone.
Right. Friend died. My father stopped
drinking cold turkey that day has it out
in 25 years.
 Wow.
 He blamed himself.
Wow. That's amazing.
That's That's no [ __ ]
It's amazing.
 It's no [ __ ] So I
know I know you have you can do it.
Cold turkey. My dad stopped drinking.
Hasn't had a drink in 25 years.
I think God's honest true story.
Maybe because of his best friend.
 He
blamed himself because he didn't answer
the cell phone cuz he was remember Ashes
the barbec was sitting at the bar at
Ashes.
It wasn't his fault.
 It wasn't his
fault. He blame himself.
They didn't answer the phone. He was
drunk at 4:00 in the afternoon on a
weekend.
True story.
[Music]
Well, let's get you to help before it's
too late.
All right, I'm just going to put this
into your bag.
 Yeah, I'll figure out
there's a Don't worry about the charge.
I'll make that go away.
I'm going to try this.
Yeah.
 Come follow you or
 Yep. You can
come this way. We won't handcuff you
if you want to just follow.
Just go to the left.
[Music]
All right. I'm just going to go back
right back into that car now.
[Music]
Hey, listen. Trust me on this one.
And in a month when you're sober and
you're doing better, come back and see
us. We always work together. We're
partners.
 Will you shake my hand?
 Yeah,
of course.
 Cuz I wasn't nice to you. Oh,
I don't care. My own girlfriend's not
nice to me. It's life.
Remember that Murphy and Taylor, right?
We work together. We're partners. We're
always working together. Come back and
see us in a month when you're sober.
Serious.
 I see it in you. I I know you
want it. It's just hard.
I think you'll be all right. I do. I
really do. So, but you got to want it,
right? You don't need that yellow top
bottle. Vodka's disgusting. Anyway, you
got to drink tequil.
 So disgusting.
 It's
disgusting.
 So disgusting.
 Yeah, tequila
is better. But we'll get there someday.
I promise you the hospital will treat
you different cuz you're coming in cuz
you want help.
 Okay,
 I know that's a
concern of yours. I saw it in there. I
can see it. I understand what you're
saying. Right. Remember what I said?
There's a big difference between drunk
Jen in the back of an ambulance because
she was passed out drunk on a sidewalk.
I don't even know what they're gonna say
to me.
 Madison will take care of it.
So,
 like, what are they going to say to
nothing? You be like, I I need help. And
then you start from there. Trust me,
they know what to do.
I didn't I I didn't
Jen,
 you'll be all right. I promise. I
want you to come back in a month when
you're sober.
Come see us.
 Thank you.
 We work during
the daytime. Thank you.
 All right.
You'll be all right. So,
and it go through the side door. Go
right through the What's the
 No, just go
left.
 The left? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All
right.
438 County
Mammoth Medical Center. It's a
I'll be transporting one female to
Mammoth Medical Center.
Sorry. Starting mileage 32263
Medical Center starting at 32263
at 1753.
Yes.
Um so it's just a
detox and then you go home. Um, but they
have resources if you want. They have a
lot of resources to go into a rehab
place and a center. They have all that
information
 cuz they did turn me away. I
think they turned me away when I wasn't
having it
in the hospital.
 Yeah.
So this is just the hospital. I believe
you were here last night.
Where did you go to the hospital
yesterday?
 Charged me at like the middle
of the night last night.
How do I know that's not going to happen
again?
So, ask them ask them about the rehab
centers.
Is there any way you can say something
to them that they don't me in the middle
of the night again last night?
 Sure, I
will. I'll talk to them.
 Discharged me
at like literally the middle of the
night. Middle of the night.
 Yeah.
 And I
didn't know why.
 Yeah. I'm not too sure.
What should I tell them? I'm
temporarily.
Yeah. That you want, you know, you want
help.
is charging at
8 p.m.
7.
I don't know. Sunday evening at
 Yeah.
Is there any way
at night? Yeah.
I could I could talk to them and see.
Yeah. I when you tell them or I will
tell them but you should also tell them
that you know you want help and
 I told
them help and they said oh I'm sorry
it's Sunday night nobody really
on Sunday night Monday
kind of like yeah yeah
as long as whatever you guys have to say
I
[Music]
discharge.
Yeah.
Well, it seems like Tom just wants to
get you help. And if
I'm sure if you show him that you want
help,
you know, if you show him that you want
help.
 Yeah.
431 any county. Ending mileage 322
68.
Hi.
So
being an alcoholic and a homeless
person, I tried to come here before and
they tried to keep
you here.
[Music]
Yeah. Yeah. I think they would treat me
like
really like [ __ ]
 I'm sorry. like he
really likes it with you here.
That's what I'm hoping for. But like
without you here
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