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Around 5:26 p.m. on March 17th, 2025, officers with the Lumber Township Police Department received a call about ABMW that was being driven erratically on Route 38. A witness captured a video of the driver swerving across lanes and nearly striking a utility pole. The officers tracked the vehicle back to the residence of Gina Llaka, the mayor of Lumberton Township. >> Are you okay? >> Yes, I am. Go to the house, buddy. >> You all right? >> Yes, I am. >> I'm struggling to stand a little bit. >> Oh, good. Thank you. >> You okay? >> Yes, I am. All right. >> You sure? Have you had anything to drink or anything like that? >> No, I'm good. >> Just watch the kids. >> We got We got lots of calls for multiple times. really >> that you ran a red light. You're swearing. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Pascal, Patrolman Rodriguez, and Sergeant Solivy arrived at her residence. She was helping her son out of the car. She told the officers that she was bringing her son home from school. As they were speaking with her, they immediately observed indicators of impairment and noticed that her mirror was damaged on the passenger side. Based on their suspicion of impairment, Gina was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. >> Mirror here. Come here. >> Uh, that's not good. >> What happened? >> Was it like this? >> Yeah, that's a >> What about this? >> Did you hit something on the way? >> Yeah. >> What' you hit? Where at? >> I don't know. >> What do you mean you don't know? Where you come from? Um, from school. >> School? Where's Where's the school? >> Have you had anything to drink? >> Yeah. >> Where at? >> It's all right. I mean, luckily, you're not hurt or anything like that. >> No. No. >> All right. So, would you mind doing some some tests for us? >> Pardon me? >> Would you mind doing some tests for us? >> Sure. >> We We have to do our job. That's [Applause] Is there anyone inside the house? >> No. Uh working. So >> Okay. >> Where do you mind putting that purse down when we do these tests? >> Where uh >> where were you coming from? >> The school. >> Okay. All right. What do you want? Um, why don't we go down? We'll go down to a flat surface. We'll go down to the to the roadway. Is that okay? Officer Rodriguez is going to stay with him. >> Okay. >> Um, >> central 272. >> You can go to the sidewalk right here if you want to use that sidewalk. What? Whatever you think. [Applause] >> What did you What did you hit? when I hit >> Yeah, with your car. There's some damage on the car. >> Oh, no. >> Okay, then you change the location to 12. >> That was that was done. That was today, right? >> You don't have any recollection. >> No, I don't. >> I don't have any. >> All right. Come on out to the roadway here. >> So, we're on a we're on a flat surface. >> I'm sorry. >> No problem. Can you turn to me? Pull your glasses down. Oh, sorry. >> Do you have anything any uh medical issues or anything that affect your eyes? The first field sobriety was the horizontal gaze nestagmas HGN test. The second exercise was the walk and turn test. During the walk and turn test, Jina failed to touch heel to toe on each step. Turned improperly and took an incorrect number of steps. The last exercise was the one leg stand test and Gina failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and put her foot down before the test was complete. >> I want you to take a look at the tip of my pen. >> Okay. >> Okay. And just follow it with your eyes. Don't move your head. Okay. >> Okay. 272 doing the area. [Applause] Keep looking. The next Do you know who this is here? I need to I need to go. >> Okay. >> All right. The next test I'm going to have you do is called the walk and turn test. Okay. So, you're going to you're going to don't start the test until I tell you to do so. Okay. You're going to put you're going to stand with your feet together like this. Okay. Hands down at your side. You're going to put your left foot in front of your right foot. Okay. Just like this. Heel to toe. Okay. All right. You're just going to stay in that position. I'm going to explain explain the uh and demonstrate the test and then um and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Okay. All right. You understand so far? >> Yep. >> Okay. So, what you're going to do from that position, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps going forward, counting out loud. One, two, three, so on and so forth. When you get to step nine, you're going to take a series. You're going to leave your front foot forward. Take a series of small steps. Turn around. Take nine heel to toe steps back. One, two, three. Until you get to nine. You can keep your hands down at your side. Look down at your feet >> and count the numbers out loud. Nine going down. Nine coming back. Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> You may be good. [Applause] >> Sorry. >> It's okay. Okay. Did you hit nine yet? No, it's okay. You want to take You want to take nine steps coming back? You okay? Okay. All right. Stop. All right. The next test we're going to do is the one leg stand. Okay. >> Okay. >> What you're going to do is you're going to stand with your hands at your side. >> Your feet together just like now. >> Don't start the test until I tell you do so. >> Don't start until I tell you to do so. What you're going to do is you're going to lift any any foot of your choice up approximately 6 in off the ground. Okay? You're going to keep your foot parallel to the ground like that. You're going to look down at your toe. Don't start until I tell you. It's okay. >> Sorry. >> You're look down at your toe and you're going to count 1,00 1,002 1,003 104. So on and so forth until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. So again, just to recap, you're going to have your hands down at your side, feet together, pick one leg up, any leg your your choice, up 6 in off the ground, count 10,00 1, 10,00 all the way uh until I tell you to stop. I'm going to I'm going to time it in just one second. Okay. All right, you may begin. Forget to count them out loud. Remember your hands down your side. >> Sorry. >> Okay. Okay, you can stop. >> Start fixing up the location. >> How far how far out is uh is your husband? Um he's at working. So like 45 minutes. Okay. How you doing? All right. So, uh I mean that's just just not you know beating being honest with you. So I mean how much have you had to drink today? >> I don't know. >> All right. What What did you drink? >> Vodka. >> Okay. Sorry, >> that's Look, it's we're just doing our job. So, >> no, I know you are. >> All right. So, at this time, we have to place handrest drive on security. >> Based on the witness accounts of her driving erratically, her indicators of impairment, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises, patrolman Pascal placed Gina under arrest for driving under the influence. A search of her vehicle incident to arrest yielded an open container with an alcoholic beverage. Her vehicle was impounded for a 12-hour hold according to John's law. But Troman Pascal transported Gina to the Lumberton Township Police Department for further processing. I promising a guy. Yeah. >> Sorry. Do you want to my car? 1330 is going to have one dolph. Female coffee. >> Yep. >> Back. >> Do you have anything in your pocket for anything? >> Uh, [Music] [Applause] I'm going to do a leg search. >> I'll be okay. Back. Go around to the other side. Go around the other side cuz her son's right here. [Applause] >> 3413 clear 12 not just [Applause] >> I know that's okay. [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] Does she want it? >> What do you got? He just said that she's on like a whole bunch of meds. I guess we're messing her up. I don't know if you want to search the car and see if the meds are in here. I think we can. We can search this. Let's grab grab her driver's license. That's how we really need her phone. Um he said he's I don't there's meds in here or anything like that. Okay. Just look for the meds in here. >> Did she say she had alcohol? >> Yes, she did. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay, that's it right there. >> Oh, that's alcohol. Mhm. >> She said she drank vodka, so >> yeah, that's mixture of something. Um maybe that and the mixture of the Um, >> is she going to blow? >> I don't know. All right. I I don't know what this uh accident or, you know, the damage is from neither. So, I don't know. >> So, I mean, she said ran for the kids school. >> We don't know where it happened. It could happen anywhere. It could happen on the way here. We have this right 27 back in Jul. >> Let me just see if there's more. >> Central 136. Do you have any district looking for a hit and run by any chance? Looks like a sideswipe. >> I know. >> You got it. Okay. Um, her keys. I don't know if there's someone in the purse. Let me just secure it. >> Yeah. I Take it back. >> Yeah, it's in and she's also going to be able to call her and see if she going to do the box. Can we stay together on this? Just make sure it's >> All right, let's get her back and we'll see if uh you guys if she can do the out >> she's not going to blow it Yeah. >> DUI the liability form. >> Yeah. >> All right. [Music] >> Are we using a box or? >> Yeah. Central 13:30. >> I'm transporting one adult female in custody from my location to station 130 starting at 52155. We're standing on this. >> Yep. >> Mhm. I figure that way. >> Yeah. The long way. It's going to press. Central 518. Can you show me out at 31 Nippens Avenue for a police info? >> Central 340 6 mill not custody transport from 340 back to location pal mberry. Okay. Speech. Speech. 16 again. free. >> 50 units. Contact Honey W for his request. >> 27 units. This is going to be 2024 BMI Holly Road at the Comfort and it's going to be in the parking lot for domestic deposit. A male be on a female inside of a car. Great many I can't stand your combo. >> No, I got it on. Come back out. Central 13:30. I'm out of 130. It's plus two on the mile. Be advised that we can walk inside. >> What's up? Yep. 46 back in. other side. Step out. >> Just watch your step. >> Sorry. >> It's all right. Take your time. >> Separating at the station. Gina was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators at the station and she agreed to submit breath samples. As she was being processed, she asked the officers to call Chief Anthony Nippens multiple times. Sergeant Christy Saul administered the alco test machine. Gina's alco test results indicated a back level of 0.30% which was almost for times the legal limit of 0.08%. based on her level of impairment. Gina was transported to the hospital for further evaluation. She was eventually released to her husband pending her court appearance after officers responded to the residence and he signed the potential sheer light warning from on Gina's behalf. >> You want to stray back? >> Just take a seat on the bench. Now you can stand up. I'm going to get you out of the cuffs. You just you can leave those shoes on, but you're going to have to pop them off just to show that there's nothing there. >> The shoes. >> Yeah. Let me take a seat on the bench. Thank you. You can throw them back on. Um, you don't have anything in your pockets. I already checked, but just making sure. No belt. >> No. >> All right. >> In your left hand. Take that ring off for me, too. >> Where's my son? >> He's with your neighbor. Okay. >> Sorry. It's >> all right. Oh, >> that hurts. >> You can scoot over a little bit, too. You have your purse in there. Everything's going to be logged in for property. All right. [Music] All [Music] right. So, I'm just going to ask you a couple of questions. It's just every we have to ask these questions when we get you in here. You ever tried to commit suicide? >> No. >> Are you presently under any care of a psychologist? Are >> we >> psychologist? Do you see like a therapist or anything? A psychologist? Good job. Our body cameras are on. Okay. Just got to let you know. Can you please hold that? >> All right. So, I have to leave you your Miranda rights. All right. You have the right to remain silent. You understand that? What did I do wrong? >> You're operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol. >> Understood. Okay. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Anything you say and will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> You cannot if you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you at no cost to represent you before any questioning if you wish one. Do you understand that? If you agree to talk to us, a decision to wave these rights is not final and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish, either before or during questioning. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> All right. Chief, please skip, but what I did is I called and then we'll get back to see You already asked for all that. >> Yeah. >> Right now we have to handle it. Start [Music] 6:17. >> Okay. So sorry this show. All right. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. >> Not yet. >> Um cuz I don't need to do that during the time. >> All right. So, wait till 6:20. >> Yeah. Um I mean, you can go up now if you want, but I will >> and then just um go up. You can bring a chair. You want to start on the table. >> What's that? Yeah, it's all done. How old are you? >> 45. >> 45. >> Ben, how much do you weigh? You want me to read it to 620? >> Yes. 620 >> 619 620 now. >> All right. So, we're going to start the 20 minute observation. Okay. So, we just have to check in your mouth. Make sure you don't have to be gone or anything like that. Okay. >> Just open up and leave our answer. And then put your tongue up to and then up and then down. >> Y. Okay. >> All right. So, you've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. The law requires that you submit samples of your breath for purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of taking a record of the taking of the breath samples includes test results will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. After you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection or independent samples of your breath, blood return for independent testing. If you refuse to ride samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. Do you understand that? If a court finds you guilty of refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revoking, revion up to 20 years, a fine up to $2,000, installation of ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. >> These penalties may not be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You are you have no legal right to have an attorney uh physician or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that ambiguous or conditional sorry in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples you will be treated as a refusal to submit breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with the refusal to submit breath breath testing. I repeat the laws. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Can you please call please? So you you do you do want to submit breath? >> Yes. Wherever you want me to please. Don't do anything. Heat. Heat. [Music] What's What's your husband's first name? >> What's your husband's first name? >> Jason. >> Jason Cardi. >> What's his last name? >> C A R T Y. >> Can you please call the chief? >> The admin has been notified. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. Just sit up for me. >> For me? >> Can you just sit up for me? Heat. Heat. You said you're 45. Yeah, unfortunately. >> How uh how long you been on the job for? >> 2 years full time and uh 2 months here. >> Yeah. What uh what county you go to? Which county? >> K. >> K. >> Mhm. >> Where you from? >> Uh Burlington County in Yeah. Not around here like Mtown. All right. You like it? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We try to keep you guys around. >> Yeah. >> It's tough nowadays. It's a lot different than it was. So, >> did you want to check >> Did you ask these ones? Mhm. >> Make sure you ask these questions and then she said she will. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then you ask her where she last had a drink. >> Yeah. So, make sure you have for time of incident. Should just be when she started drinking or time of the actual incident? >> Um, it would be the time of the incident. So, just leave that blank now and then just ask her to leave. >> All right. Where did you start drinking? >> Where? >> Yeah. >> My house. Around what time? >> Yeah. Around what time was you did you start drinking? >> Oh gosh. >> Like approximately in the morning, afternoonish. And >> when did you last drink? >> Yeah. Like on the like were you in the car or >> No, like I mean >> were you at home? >> Were you like at the house? >> Like what time? >> Like 12 12:00. What time isish? >> You haven't drank any time after that? >> No. What did you drink? What type of alcohol? >> Vodka. >> Did you drink anywhere else? >> No, >> just your house. >> Just my house. >> Not like out at the bar or out anywhere else? >> No, I don't. [Music] When did you eat last? >> They eat well this morning at like 8:00 a.m. Gina, what school does um your kid go to? Do you take any other anything other than alcohol like any drugs, pills? >> No. >> Medication? >> I have um >> Okay, that's it. >> How do you spell that? When was the last time you took that? >> This morning. I only in the morning >> like 8:00 a.m. 7 a.m. >> Like like >> Yeah, it's prescription. It's not >> Yeah, it's fine. Is my son okay with this? >> Mhm. >> He's with your neighbor. >> With my neighbor? >> Mhm. And I'm sure I haven't been back there to talk to everybody else, but I'm sure they notified your husband and let him know what's going on. Oh, >> not for sure, but >> God also think [Music] she know what's going on. I'm I'm just here processing you. I don't know. I know they they follow the chain of command and they notified our lieutenant. >> Ask you if he is notified because >> I couldn't tell you. >> Do you have any history of drug or alcohol treatment? No. Heat. Heat. Don't take the video. Hello. You hear? All right. Heat. Heat. Central. That's right. Okay. You need Just sit up for me. You got to sit up. Third request on the road. >> Can you take my phone out? >> Yes. >> Do you have an Apple Watch or anything? >> Yeah. Okay. Anything electric on you? >> Sir, you can come on if you want. Thank my body camera's on just um she'll be back there for a little bit for practice. I don't know if you want to go home and be with the the child and then uh we can call you when it's all done. >> Yeah. We're Can you tell us charges or disposition? >> She hasn't she hasn't uh you haven't even gotten to the breathalyzer yet. >> So, um that's pretty much that's pretty much it for right now. We haven't got any further than that. >> Um what are you able to tell me? I just know that she was picked up and we're here. >> Yeah. >> Um anything beyond that the circumstances leading up to it? We we got calls uh about erratic driver and blowing the red light uh at 38 bypass. Um I don't know if you saw Did you go home yet? >> Not yet. >> Okay. So there's damage to the side of the uh the blue BMW. >> Um she says it hap she doesn't she thinks it might have happened in Delran. I I don't know. I don't know what what the deal is with that. I don't know if that was an earlier accident or something like that. So um I haven't I haven't spoke with Delran yet to see what's going on there. Um, but that's that's pretty much it. And we went to the house because uh we were advised that the owner of a vehicle because I'm I'm guessing the tag was called into a different district coming down 38 and they said that the owner of the vehicle was at at that address. So that's why we we went there. We searched we went out like near the bypass first and then went there. >> I got you. And um made contact at the at the house. >> Yeah. >> Um Okay. How when how long she been here? >> Uh I would say maybe maybe 10 minutes. >> Um all right. You able to let her know that I'm here? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You want me to give that to her? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um any opportunity to speak with her or not until this all done? >> Um we just be have to be after that test. >> Understood. >> Yep. Uh if she if she chooses to. >> Understood. Um my contacts on there. Let me just write myself on that. So, if anyone, yourself included, needs to get in touch with me, I appreciate you taking the time to come out and talk. >> Yeah, man. I'm sorry about the situation. >> Yeah, man. >> All right. This is myself. And then you can give this to her. Just let her know I was here. And then um you don't have to pass on any messages, but just give that to her and let her know to reach out. I mean, if you're inclined to just say, "Hey, you know, Dan was here. Here's his card. You can reach out whenever you're done here." >> Okay. >> Um >> Yep. >> All right. Thanks. >> Oh, yeah. >> That was me. Who was the Chinese on the show? And do you have a video as well? >> Can I ask you just I'm his father up top. >> Um, >> good job. >> Does he need to get involved in this and help does he need to get involved in this beyond what he already did? >> And is there a record of his name on anything? >> I mean, he was he was the witness. Okay. He saw the operation, right? So, I just wanted that >> because it it helps us, right? And and does the woman or whoever got pulled over have access to his name now? >> No. So all that information gets redacted. >> All right. All right. >> Yeah. >> And then so like I pulled up I coached lacrosse at Holy Cross. So we went from Delan through Morristown and this was after she had gone fully into this lane like three times. >> But like she went up on the grass a couple of times. >> Yeah. I recorded her for a little while. >> That's way out there too. That's not even at highway. This was all the way. Yeah. Down. >> Where was this at? >> So, this was um from Loheed Martin right there. >> So, I had followed her all the way from like Del Rand. >> Did you ever see her anything? >> No, but her I know her mirror was hanging off. I don't know if she hit something earlier, >> but yeah, like at some point it's still just a lot of swerving, but then up here it gets to the point where like fully off. >> Did you get her going through any like stop signs or red lights by chance? >> No, she stopped at everything, but then like almost hit that. >> Yeah, she almost hit the pole. At one point she did almost hit another car. >> Did you tell if the kid was secure? Like was he >> No, he was in the the thing. I saw like I didn't realize there was a kid in the car until like we were at the red light turning left on a 38 and I saw like the hand come up. I was like, "Oh [ __ ] there's a kid in the car." >> And then uh >> I'll give you um Kex has a patrol phone, right? That probably the easiest way. >> This was an even longer video, but like kind of going back and forth. And this is after she had gone in this lane like three times. Like at one point there was a car fully coming. She was in this lane. So I honked at her a bunch. But and then I then when I pulled up next to her on 38, I was like, "Okay, there is an actual kid in the car." >> 38 in the bypass. >> So um I pulled up next to her as I was turning right on the Ark Road and she was going straight down 38. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So then up here is where probably the the worst one that I got on video was that and then fully up on the grass after it. >> Yeah. Oh jeez. >> This is address for you, sir. >> Yeah. Yeah. This was after like I was all the way in Del Rand and then that was all the way past that locked Martin thing and then on to 38. So >> yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. At first I was like I don't know if I should call somebody and then I was like I definitely should at this point. >> What's a good phone number for you? >> I just follow you. >> Yeah. I was I was on the phone with my girlfriend. And I was like, "Dude, should I call them?" She's like, "Just hang up. Call right now." >> He came in. He came home and fired. >> I was like, "I can't believe >> Yeah. I just saw this woman doing it." >> He was surprised a call like that could save >> after I saw the kid. I was like, I got to like especially that I felt really bad about that one. I was like, "Dude, this is messed up." >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I don't want >> Yeah. You worry about someone reaching out. >> Yeah. No, all that stuff is confidential and gets redacted. >> So, you don't have to worry about that. He doesn't have to be a quarter. >> Yeah. In detail a little bit. >> He did the right thing. So, we really appreciate it. >> Don't worry about this. >> He wants like switched into criminal justice. He wants to be a >> cop. [Applause] >> Uh, he doesn't know. I mean, he, you know, he uh I don't know. I think he'd be uh up for all of it. He loves he loves the idea of getting into the profession though. So >> yeah, that's awesome. Appreciate Appreciate what you guys do. >> We're hiring. >> Are you good? >> And then uh for that you give him a card. >> No. >> Oh yeah. >> All right. Take care. >> Thank you. I'll give him the supervisor phone. [Music] Just double check. Yeah, that was about it. Yeah, cuz then even when we got on 38, like started in the left lane and then blinkered all the way to the right lane and then just kind of slowly went all the way back to the left. I was like, damn. >> B Pascal at Lumberton Township or Lumbardon Police.com, not Township. Yeah, we do appreciate you uh especially getting a video because we can issue tickets for that and that'll obviously add to the case. So, >> all right, that's um say you know sometimes if you send a tag email it won't like go through because it's too large. That's his name road. I'm mentioning here the vehicle too. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Like right. Uh >> yeah. I mean, did you see like her description? >> Yeah, I didn't see her. I No, I didn't really see what she looked like. >> You remember what kind of car was? >> Yeah, the BM the pl just knew there was a kid in the car if you didn't see it. Very important. >> Do you guys have another pen? >> X-ray. Lima. Papa Lima. >> How long have you guys been on the force? >> I'm prior military. >> I did four four years in the Marine Corps, active duty, major sergeant. Then I came back home in 2021. Went back home to Camden. That's where I was born and raised. Did a year there. And then I swapped over here. >> And I've been here since 22. >> Yep. Graduated high school. Was a class one in Burlington City. Went down the shore for my CO2 down there for a few months. Came up to Riverton. Was there for about a year and a half, a little bit over that. And then now I'm here for the past two months just training. So >> that's awesome. He's talking about doing that sort thing down at >> Yeah, I would probably just try to get a full-time job. >> The weapons one, I think. >> The class one. Yeah, class one. Yeah, definitely. >> Everyone's hiring. So, you can apply anywhere and probably get hired as long as you got a clean background. >> Yeah. >> And a hard uh hardworking uh background, too. >> Yeah. He's a D3 lacrosse player down there. He's busting his ass. >> Oh, yeah. I'm sure >> you have an approximate time frame for this. >> Uh exactly. Just tell me when I took the video. Yeah. 550. >> Is he going to have to appear in court or anything? >> Possibly as a witness. Maybe. >> Yeah. More than likely though, they got the we have video and everything here and there's >> pretty much it. >> It's on. It says it all. Good job. Like you don't understand like how bad this I don't know if you secured or not. I can't tell you like >> how's that crazy >> having the video too. I can issue it myself cuz I can witness what happened. >> So that's a huge thing. So, he doesn't have to be a complaint or a uh do a complaint or anything like that. I can do it directly. >> Oh, sweet. So, I sent that and then I'll send it to the email, too. >> You have any questions or anything? >> No, I'm all good, man. >> We appreciate it again. Thank you. >> Seriously, just uh >> make sure was the kid all good and everything? Yeah, >> everyone's safe, but uh >> that's I thought you was going to hit somebody when you're on 38. >> You weren't you weren't the only caller either. We have >> I figured cuz at some point I was like, "Dude, this is crazy." >> It's >> But I'm happy that you guys got her before. Thank you guys. Absolutely. Nice meeting you guys. Thanks, You all right? >> What's that? >> Can I please go film and see my son? >> No, you're going to have to go to the hospital. >> What? >> You might have to go to the hospital. >> Why? >> Cuz you all right? Set up for me. So, I know you're all right. [Applause] [Applause] Okay. Am I being charged or something? Is there a reason why I'm still here? >> So, you're getting released right now. Um, I got to let you know my body came back on, but since your blood alcohol level was so high, we have to take you to the hospital. So, all they're going to do is just check you out and then most likely you'll just be released. >> Okay. >> All right. So, the ambulance is here. They're going to take you over, right? Please wait for the officer so we can explain the tickets, but I'll uncover. Is my son okay? >> Yeah, your son's fine. He's with me. >> You're good. Just stand by real quick. ready. [Music] >> Mhm. >> Just letting you know my body camera's on. I'm going to explain all your citations today. You're all you're going to have a court appearance for all of them. So, I know it says in some of these for pay, you can pay them. Don't pay him. You have the court date on here at the bottom. Has all the information on there. Um, you're obviously getting 450 drive while intoxicated. Um, >> and then your license was expired. Your driver's license is expired. So, you're getting a citation for that. And you opened container in your vehicle. You had a water bottle filled with alcohol in it. And then you had a little shot glass, whatever it was. Um, and then we received multiple videos of you swerving in and out of traffic or breaking the center line, the fog line. So, you're getting a ticket for that. Um then careless driving and reckless driving. All right. >> So these are all these are all going to go through the hospital. >> And then this is what this is just the copy of your blood alcohol level. Okay. >> So this is the report here and you have her driver's license. Thank you. You have that? Yeah. I >> get a receipt. Do you have a receipt for her? >> I'm just going to fold this. >> Okay. >> Okay. Make sure everything's there for you. >> And then a good phone number for you on the bottom. >> Phone number. Thank you. >> Right there. Yep. Thank you. Put that in first so you don't squeeze it and then we will escort you out. Yeah, you can. Hey, thank you guys. Uh-huh. [Applause] Hey, how are you? Sorry to come here like this to you. Do you want me to come in or >> whatever? What? >> It's totally up to you. >> Turn. >> All right. >> Is that okay? Just a second. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Hey, let me call you right back. [Applause] >> She's doing your job. It's all good. >> Yeah, it's unfortunate. Oh, she's okay. That's all that matters. >> Yeah, she's at the hospital right now. But I have to read this to you. All right, so bear with me. You have been summoned by on behalf of the person whose name appears above, Gina Laca, as the defendant to transport or accompany the defendant from this law enforcement agency. The defendant has been arrested and charged with one or both of the motor vehicle violations checked in the box above, which is 4-50 DWI. she wasn't charged with refusal because she submitted her breath. Um, this warning is to advise you that if you accept responsibility to transport or accompany the defendant and you permit or facilitate the operation of a motor vehicle by the defendant while the defendant is intoxicated or has a blood alcohol con concentration at or above the permit by law 4-50, then you are potentially subject to criminal penalties and civil liabilities. Permitting a person who is intoxicated or h who has a blood alcohol concentration at or above the permitted by the law to operate a motor vehicle is a violation of NJSA 394-5A if you are charged under this statute. Your driving privileges will be suspended. Fines and monetary penalties will be imposed and you may be incarcerated. If you permit or facilitate the defendant to operate a motor vehicle while the defendant remains intoxicated or has a blood alcohol constraint at or above the permitted by law, the defendant becomes involved in motor vehicle collision where other persons are injured or killed, then you may be subject to indictment in a criminal prosecution. If you are prosecuted and found guilty, the court can impose fines and mandatory penalties in a prison sentence. In addition to any criminal liability, if your permit or facilitate the defendant to operate a motor vehicle while the defendant remains intoxicated or has a blood peritted by law, the defendant becomes involved in motor vehicle collision where there is property damage or personal injury or death, then you may be held liable for civil damages and those damages may not be covered by insurance. All right. So, just got to let you know my body camera is on and then >> saying don't let her don't let it drive. Somebody somewhere picked somebody up and let them drive. They got an accident, killed somebody. So, now it's >> liability basically liability on you. So, he'll have to sign my >> And then I think you talked to Sergeant Soliv. Oh, current name and then street address. >> Oh, I'm sorry. It's fine. >> No, it's fine. >> You can just put it on. >> Do you have the title slip? >> Yes. Okay. >> You need that or >> No, that's for you. >> I can't read on that. I'm sorry. >> It is 7:53. >> It's 1953. >> Same thing. Patrolman Pascal issued Gina the following traffic citations. Operating under the influence 39450 reckless driving 39496 Careless driving 39 to497 traffic on mark lanes 39488 open container 39 to45 1B driving with an expired license 39 to 310A. Juno was also criminally charged with endangering a child to see 2424 A2 and cruelty and neglect of children 96 to three. As of March 28th, 2025, her case is still pending in court. Thank you. So, she's at the hospital. Obviously, she has her food and everything, so she'll be in contact with you. Okay. Do you have any questions for >> No, it's like a mandatory wait time. They they like she has to get discharged, cleared or something. She's just for evaluation. >> Yeah, just because of her blood alcohol content. We just had to send her. All right. Okay. >> Thank you. Have a good one. All right. Thanks. Thanks for your your help and your profession. Thank you.