Please like, subscribe, and consider supporting our channel. The full raw, uncensored, no narrations, no captions, and an edited version of this body cam footage can be found in the description below. Please consider joining our Patreon. Subscriptions and donations will be used to acquire more public footage related to law enforcement activities. It really helps us do original fulllength reporting like this. Sharing this video serves a compelling public interest because it is intended to illustrate the consequences of driving under the influence and discourage others doing so. Defendants are considered innocent until proven guilty. Thank you all for the support. 12 dispatch, I'm going to be out with a vehicle. New York Hotel X-Ray Alpha 135 33 the turnpike. Hi. I'm so sorry. I think I think I turned the wrong way. I'm Hi. Yeah, you are the wrong way. I'm so I'm so sorry. It's okay. It's okay. What happened? I I meant to turn that way and I turned the wrong way. I'm so sorry. Okay. You have a license on you? Yes. I think it's in my I think it's in my trunk. Okay. Where are you coming from? New York. I'm trying to go back to Pennsylvania. I'm trying to go back to school. I'm so sorry. I think it's in my trunk. Okay. Around 56 a.m. on August 2nd, 2023, officer Nicole Orbin with the East Windsor Police Department was on patrol in the vicinity of Route 33 and Milford Road. She observed a 2001 Toyota Camry facing in the wrong direction in the left lane of Route 33 West. Around this time, she notified dispatch of her location, activated her emergency lights, and conducted a motor vehicle stop. He began following vehicle, and the driver made a right turn onto Thomas Avenue and started driving the wrong way on a one-way road. She exited her patrol car and made contact with the driver of the Toyota who was identified as Shivani. Um, do you want to hop out and just grab that for me? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right. It's okay. I just don't know what bag it's in. I'm so sorry. It's okay. No worries. You're sorry. My my heart is Oh, no. You're okay. I I looked over. I was like, "Wait a second. I didn't No. When I turned, I realized I was on the wrong side." And I was like, "Okay, of course it's happening to me." No worries. Are you the registered owner of the car? My mom is, but my my um my Shivani told officer Orbin that she was headed back to Villanova University. As she was speaking with Shivani, she noticed that she was unable to locate her driver's license and she detected th o odor of alcohol. She admitted to consuming one drink approximately 12 hours prior, but officer Orbin called for another officer to arrive on scene because of her suspicion of impairment. After Sergeant McCarter, Officer Hoffman, and Officer Gibbler arrived to assist, Shivani was asked to perform field sobriety exercises. It's okay, baby. It's okay. It's okay. I'm here. I just I just don't know where my um my bag is. Well, dispatch, is this 15 valid? Of course, I can't find my wallet. It is valid. Three of I really have Take your time. I just I'm like I really hope I didn't leave. What school are you coming from? Um so I live in New York. I'm going to Villanova. Oh, okay. Yeah. You're trying to get on the turn pipe. Yeah. I just my my GPS is on and I just like I really hope it's like I really hope I didn't leave it at home. This is your mom's car? Yeah. Okay. [Music] Hi. If you want, you can just give me your name and date of birth and I can look it up that way. Yes, please. I literally cannot. And I I really hope I did not leave my my bag at home because it has like all of my stuff. Sorry. It literally has my all of my credit card. What's your name? It's S. Mhm. H I V. Two A's. N I N. My And then my last name is S I N. S I N. A N A N. N like Nancy. Uh-huh. A N like Nancy again. A N. So S I N A N A N. Uh-huh. And my my date of birth is 1984. Um, but now this is really bad because I don't have I don't have anything. And would you have a New York license? Yes, I can give you the registration because apparently I don't have it. No, I can give you everything else. 12. Dispatch, I have a name Do. Can you try to find a New York 22? Just let me know if valid. First name Sierra Hotel Indigo. Victor Alpha Alpha November Indigo. Last name Sierra Indigo November Alpha November Alpha November. It's going to be 74. So this is um this is my mom's registration. Mhm. So this is all of her information. Okay. So apparently I can't find my license, which is horrible. No, that's I just gave it to my dispatch. They're going to check it and make sure it's valid. And then it's 100% valid. I have everything. I have all of the other things which means I have to go back home to get everything. That's okay. That's all right. Well, because I have to go I'm I'm nursing student so it means I have to go home now to go back and get Yeah. Yeah. Well, maybe uh Right. Maybe your mom can mail it or something like fast. No, I mean it's only like Oh, would I make it? I made it halfway here. So, and she's going to be pissed because she was like, "Do you really want to go leave at this hour?" So, yeah. She's going to be really mad at me. Yeah. So, I have So, I have everything. I have I have all the information. I don't know if you need That's okay. Everything's good. I checked it with my dispatch. Now I'm just waiting for your license. Okay. So, I have a question. Yep. Did I really mess up because there's a thing here? Was I supposed to be over there or were they? Yeah, you're supposed to be right there. Okay, great. Yeah, where I was. Yeah. I think I made like the wrong turn. Mhm. I'm not going here, obviously. Yeah. I'm so sorry. Well, always stay on the right side of the road. Obviously, that's why when I made the turn, I don't know if you saw like I slowed down because I was like, "What the Where were you turning from?" I didn't see. Um, whatever that was. Whatever. Like I said, I'm not a little confusing over there. I'm not from here. So, whatever that was, that's where I was turning. Whenever we're all done with this, um, you could just turn this car around and then get right onto the turnpike if that's where you're going. The turnpike is this far right lane. Okay. No, I'm just So, am I I wouldn't even look at that. Just literally turn cuz it's not It doesn't know what car what direction your car is in. So, turn around. I'll be right behind you. And then go to the far right lane. Far right and then it'll get you right onto the turnpike. Well, not finding anything that may be for New York. I'm a real person. I promise. 104. Um, is this how it's spelled? Correct. Is that correct? S H I V A A N I. Yeah, that's my last name. Yeah. July 2nd, 194. Yeah, that's me. Okay. Nothing's coming back from New York. Do you have a New Jersey license? No. No. I'm from New York. S H I V A A N I. Yep. S H I V A A N I. Yeah, that's me. And then S I N A N A N. Yep, that's me. I'm going to try to find some other kind of um identification because apparently I have well like I said this is my mom's so this is my mom's last so we don't have my parents are divorced so this is her last name is her first name that's where I live in New York sin park New York 140 like I said and of course I literally left my bag at Nobody. What about a social security number? Uh, right. You don't know? No, I'm missing the last two. I'm like I'm I'm telling you I've never been pulled over before. I know my last four is four, but the the two middle number I can just call my mom. Yeah, let me just call her. I'm so sorry. It's okay. She's going to kill me. She's going to be like, "This is what you get for leaving at [ __ ] 3:00 in the morning. No one's going to answer my phone. You definitely don't have your license in the car. I I apparently I do not call forwarded. Please, someone answer the call. I'm gonna have to call my brother. Relax. There's your number. Well, I want you to be positive before we have dispatch. Is that definitely S I N A N A N. Yeah, that's my last name. S I A N A I N initial. Um N M N like Nancy. Okay. Your call has been Of course. When I need people to answer the phone call, they answer every other time. All right. Give me the social that you think it 12. Dispatch, I also have a social if you could try that. promising real. I'm okay. I promise I'm okay. Yeah. Um Ma, I got I got pulled over. Can you just confirm my social security? I I made a wrong turn. Yes. Yes. Jesus Christ. I know it's my It's It's a lady cop. We're good. She I just want to make sure my my social security is Huh? What' you say? Yes. Hello. No, my social security. I left I think I left my license at home. So, I have to come home next weekend to get it. But just can you just tell me my social security number, please? I'm asking you where's your social in the drawer in your bedroom. My social security card is in the drawer in your bedroom. In that in that 112 dispatch, while we're waiting, can I just get a second for 14 test? Yeah, I I know it's can't remember the two middle numbers. Okay, hold on a second. Okay, I'm holding Great. I'll call you back in 2 minutes. Please do. I Okay, I will. Okay. So, my dispatch is looking it up. No, it's fine. So, I was right. While we're waiting, I smell a little bit of alcohol on your breath. Were you drinking at all tonight? Um, like 12 hours ago. Okay. 12? Yeah. Like, not anytime soon. So, what we're going to do, I'm just going to put you through some quick tests once another officer gets here. And if you pass, you'll be on your way. Be advised, uh, nothing showing for that social 104. Did you check uh, Jersey? I was born in New York, Jamaica Hospital, Cosone Park. Do you have a license in in New Jersey? No. Anywhere else? No, I'm literally from New York. Like I can give you my address. 128. Copy. She's very certain that it's New York, but I'll check the spelling again. It's 12 July 4. I was born there. I I believe you, but I I don't know if there's some type of Do you want to write it down your name? Maybe Maybe we can try that. Should we shut this door so that the dog doesn't get out? No, she's bumping. She'll be okay. [Music] I know, baby. I know. I'm sorry. [Music] Well, be advised nothing Jersey with that. I'm not from Jersey. I'm sorry. Copy. There you go. Sorry. No, no, you're fine. Also, they'll take us to that. [Applause] So Shiobani, two A's. Mhm. One N. One I Oh, two I's I guess you can say, but one I um S I N A N A N. My birthday is July 2nd. Thank you. Let's see. It's all chilly. She's very chilly. A A N I S I N. I can write down my I literally cannot believe I don't have I have my laptop in the car, but I don't have my I can I can pull up anything you need me to pull up on my laptop, but um I am who I say I am. Like I said, I was born here literally 29 years ago. There's no other state where you could have a license. Oh, I've literally born in Jamaica Hospital in Queens, New York. Like I said, I can I can call my mom back on the phone. No, I I believe you. I I just don't know why. I Yeah, I don't know why either because I was born here in the United States. 12 dispatch, I'm going to give you that spelling one more time when you're ready. Sierra Hotel Indigo Victor Alpha Alpha November Indigo last name Sierra Indigo November Alpha November Alpha November 7294 Yeah. 112. That's the uh matching the first name you gave us. Not finding anything. Keep looking around. Standby. Thank you. Everything. All right. Like this is my this is my laptop that has my literal name. Like I'm not lying. Like this is like who I am. Like I said, I just called up my mom. 112. You're in the turnpike. Uh 33 and turnpike in between Mammoth and the turnpike. I just put my hotspot on because so I can Yes. So I can show you like cuz I have my social security on here for um cuz I was trying to apply for apartments. Yeah. So, I can literally show you. Um, it's 7. Okay. All right. So, listen. Don't worry about it. We're going to go to the front of the car and we're going to do the test for now. Okay. That's that's fine. I I just want to show you my social like that. I'm like Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. I believe you. So, just shut that and we're going to go to the front of your car. Yeah, sure enough. Do you want me to close my trunk? Yep. Yep. 108 and 105 are out. Do you want to hold my key? It's okay. You could just put it on the wherever trunk. It's okay, baby. I didn't see your lights coming off. Oh, you have HN. No. Sorry. Officer started with the horizontal gaze. Neistatagmas HGN test. During the walk and turn test, Shivani failed to touch heel to toe on each step, turned improperly, and used her arms for balance. During the walk and turn test, Shivani failed to touch heel to toe on each step, turned improperly, and used her arms for balance. The final exercise was the one leg stand test. During the one leg stand test, Shivani failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion and used her arms for balance. How we wind up here? I made a wrong turn. I was supposed to be there, but I ended up here. Okay. Where are we coming from? Um, New York. my house. Okay. Have anything to drink tonight? I drank about 12 hours ago. Like a really long time ago. Okay. What time is it right now? Um about 1:30 2:00 in the morning. Okay. I'm trying to go back to Villanova. I I'm a nursing student at Villanova University in Pennsylvania. Okay. But I am from Queens, New York. In New York. Okay. Yeah. Do you have any problems with your eyes or anything? Do you wear contacts last? I'm wearing contacts right now. I I am. Yeah, I'm I'm blind without my contacts. Okay, I'm going to test your eyes. Okay. Yeah, no problem. I'm going to just hold this down here. Can you see? Fine. Yeah, I'm good. You see the tip of this pen? Fine. Mhm. Okay. Just put your feet together, arms down at your side. All right. When I tell you to, I need you to follow the tip of this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. You understand? Mhm. Okay. still see it. Mhm. Okay. Can you give me one second? My mom's calling again. I will just cancel that. I'm going to call you back in one second. Okay. I'm I'm good. I'm going to call you back in one second. Okay. Still see it? Yep. All right. [Music] All right. You turn your head a little bit. Yeah. Just stay facing me. I'm sorry. Yep. Just follow with your eyes. Okay. All All right, last one. All right. Still see it. Last one right here. Just going to go up. Keep your head still. Okay. This officer is going to put you through the other test. Okay. Okay. Shiovani, do you have any issues with your legs at all? any injuries. Okay. So, for this test, I want you to put your hands down at your side and your right foot in front of your left. Right foot in front of your left, heel touching toe. Okay? I want you to stay in that position while I explain the test and then I will tell you to start when we're ready. Okay? So, for this test, hands down at your side. You're starting with your right foot here. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps forward. You're going to count each step out loud. hands down at your side and looking down at your toe. It's going to look like this. One, two, three, all the way to nine. When you get to your ninth step, you're going to keep your left foot planted. Take a small series of steps to turn around. And you're going to do the same thing. Nine heel to toe steps back, hands at your sides, looking down at your feet, counting each step out loud. One 2 3 all the way to nine. Do you understand? Okay, when you're ready, you can start my embrace. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Hands totally down at your side. Okay. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Okay, next test. Uh, while I explain this one, you're going to keep your hands down at your side and both feet together like so. Okay, when you're ready, you're going to pick up a foot of your choice approximately 6 in off the ground, left or right, whatever you're comfortable with, and you're going to count out loud. It's going to look like this. 1 1,000 2 1 3 100 4 1 up until I tell you to stop. Okay, just focus on me, okay? Don't don't worry about that. As soon as we're done here, you can call your mom. I'll give you plenty of time. Um, but with this test, hands down at your side, a foot of your choice, keep your toe pointed, look down at your toe, and count out loud. 1 1,00 2 1,00 until I tell you to stop. Okay. Okay. But don't start until Can somebody I I don't have my My watch is dead. You got it. Yeah. Ready? You're ready when when you're ready. Hands down at your side. Sorry. One 100 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 10 100 11 100 12 100 13 100 14 100 15 100 16 100 17 100 18 1 100 19 100 21 Sorry 21,000 21 1 22 100 23 1,000 24 1,000 2500 You could stop. Okay, Siobhan, just do me a favor. Just stand right here for just a minute right by your car. Okay, you can call your mom back. 376. Okay, be advised. I'm holding a 485 Madison Drive Mr. North. Which one? claiming his phone was stolen from his house by some friends hanging all the way in Philadelphia. You know what I'm saying? Was she stopped there? Yeah. Wrong way. Yeah. She came off the turn pipe 3:00 a.m. Yeah. Per alcohol when I was talking to her. Yeah. All right. I had four or six. Okay. It's up to you though. It's uh No, I What did you think? Bad, but like the first couple minutes when I was talking to her, I thought she was fine. Just like flustered. But I think all in all, I mean, her walking turn wasn't great. She did it very slow. Missed a lot of steps. Didn't count out loud. Lifted her arms, stepped off the line. Mhm. I had four or six on that. So, let me call you back. But, I mean, it's it's your call. I think it's a safe bet. I probably do. Based on her traffic infraction, the odor of alcohol, and her inability to satisfactorily complete the field sobriety exercises, Officer Orbin placed Shuvani under arrest for driving under the influence. After she was placed under arrest, her vehicle was impounded by for a mandatory 12-hour hold under J's law. Officer Orbin transported Shiovani to the East Windsor Police Department for further processing. Her dog was also transported to the station in a separate vehicle and secured in the Sally port. Okay, Shiovani, just put your phone away for me. I pro I promise you I'm a real person. I live here. I was born here. Just do me a favor. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to be arrested for DUI. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Explain more, Siobhani. We'll take care of the dog. The dog's going to come with us that so it doesn't get tighter on you. Okay. You didn't pass the test. How? Okay. There there's many reasons why. And can you please talk about it? Can you take her home to to New York, please? To my mom, please. Your dog? Yes. That I can't do. But we can take the dog to our department. Yeah. And then your mom can come pick up the dog at some point. Okay. So, we're gonna go over to my car. Um right here. Can you run the box? I can or can whatever you want. You can then go ahead with that. I'll ask. All right. Um Okay. You can follow me. Come on. We're going to go to my car. Can Can one of you please take my I don't know anybody's numbers by by by heart. Please not your phone. Yep. So, let's go. And we'll figure out the dog. Thank you. We're going to bring the dog back to the police department with us. I'm not Is the dog on a leash? Um leash is it's um it's green above the car. Okay. If it's my mom, can you please just We're going to talk to her when we get back to the station. All right. Go ahead. Sit. We got the cell for you. Um I think my car keys are in the front seat of the passenger. Yeah, in the back seat. Um, she's really good. Um, is there another lady come up? She's really good with girls. Um, can she go Can the dog go back here with her, please? Like it's a well behaved uh is it a puppy or full dog? She's 3 years old. Three. Um, her her leash is in the back seat. The leash is in the back seat. It's green. Can you please tell me what I didn't pass the test that that I Well, like which part? But which part? A lot of it, unfortunately. But I lifted my foot like I listened to I'm not going to go back and forth with you, Shivani, but unfortunately you just you simply did not pass. Okay. There was a lot of instructions I gave and you missed out on a lot of the instructions. But I did exactly what you asked me to do. Okay. Okay. No. I'm not trying to argue with I I'm just trying to understand. Like I'm really just trying to understand because I literally drank hours ago and I'm Oh, when I spoke with you when we were outside of the car, I did smell. Yeah. Can she please come with me? She car right back with you. No, I'm talking about my dog. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The dog's going to come in his car, follow you guys back. We're all going the same place in the back. He's got He's got it on the leash right now. Yep. She's okay. She's following us. I'm going to shut this door so we can start heading over. Okay. Thank you. Like I said, I'm not arguing with you. I just want to know how to get past like which part 12. Dispatch, I'm going to be transporting one female back to 30. [Music] Is it is it possible for you to tell me? Um, a lot of it. I I would like to know myself. So, everything is going to be documented in the police report step by step, play by play. So, no, no, I understand. I just I I'm just trying to talk. I'm There's a lot that I really don't want to get into right now. I'm not mad at you at all. I'm just trying to understand for myself. Yeah, I'm just I'm just trying to understand because I I'm 29 years old and I've never driven drunk or tipsy. So, I would never do this to myself. That's what I'm just trying to understand. Like, I would never put anybody or myself in danger. That's why I'm asking. Sometimes when you're impaired, you think you're okay to drive, but you're actually not. So So was it like the heel toe? Yeah, there was a lot wrong in that test in the lifting the heel or lifting the foot. I mean, there were three tests and there were things wrong in in all three. So, there's only so much I can do. Thank you. Thank you. What is the case number here? 1 2 0 1 0 Yeah. I'm not going to answer, but I'll let you answer when we get back to the police station. Yeah. Heat. Heat. this on my record. Uh yeah, unfortunately I'm just asking it's not a criminal offense. It's a traffic offense. So it's Huh? I I can't hear you. DUIs in New Jersey are not a criminal offense. It's a traffic offense. So, it is not the end of the world. It's just a You're going to receive a ticket and that's it. So, you said it's a traffic offense. I'm sorry. Like I said, I there was like the I'm going to explain everything when we get back. Is here so I literally cannot hear you. I'm going to explain everything when we get back, but for now, just just sit back. Okay. Yeah. No. Yeah. Plenty of time to talk about it. Um, what happens to my car? It gets towed. Um, does my mom pick it up? Yep. After 12 hours. So, you're going to have to wait tomorrow after 12 hours has passed. Then she'll be able to pick it up in New Jersey. Yes. And you're going to get all that information before I set you free. Go ahead. Just keep your car out of the s port so we can put the dog in there like go through there, secure your firearm, do all that normal stuff. But we'll try to make a little bed for him or something there. 10 4. Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. You're very reasonable. Thank you. [Music] 12. Dispatch, can you raise the port? I know you said you're going to answer all my questions, but do me and my dog stay here until my mom gets here? Yes. I'll be right back. Okay. [Music] [Applause] [Music] A little bit. All right. Oh, we'll go this way. Okay, you can step out. I'm just going to go right out this way. At the East Windsor Police Department, Shivani was read the standard statement for motor vehicle operators and she agreed to submit breath samples. Her alco test results indicated a back level of 0.15% which was almost double the legal limit of 0.08%. When the officers were finished with processing her, Shiovani was released to her mother pending her court appearance. After she signed the potential lady warning form on Shiovani's behalf, Shivani was issued the following traffic citations. Operating under the influence, reckless driving, careless driving, and wrong way on a one-way street. We're going to go straight to that door. I'm okay, my love. Straight through here. No barking. I'm okay. Mommy's okay. I'm okay. I'm okay. Everybody's Very cute. If I go straight this way, I'll give I'm going to get you a chair. Thank you. No, sorry. Back up a little bit. You can have a seat. Mama's okay. I'm okay. Everybody's okay. All right. Uh, what is it? report. Okay, you can stand up. I'm going to take the cops off. Sure. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Mhm. And you can have a seat dispatch. You calling me or is that seaside in the background that I'm hearing? Negative. Must be four. I'm almost there to uh Madison. We just have to wait for the other officer to uh Sure. Okay. Right. She's okay. Yeah, she's going to be right in that room. Locked up. She's not getting away. I'm guessing I have to wait to call. Yeah, for now. Thank you. Oh, can you grab one of those blankets? Your prisoner blanket. Give that to her. 5497. No, we can uh you can cross this first person and we'll do this. Okay, here. I'm going to move uh the chair back into this room. Sure. Am I going with the chair? Yep. You said the chair so make sure that I'm going with the chair. She's calling again. Can I answer? Yep, you can answer. Just Windsor, please. Hello. Okay. You have to come get me. Shani, I made the wrong turn and um I'm at East Windsor. Mhm. New Jersey police station. You have to come and get me and Roxy. The car will be I the car will be released in 12 hours. Um would you like to speak to the lady cop or the male cop or whichever cop? I'm not sure. I I made the wrong video and it's my fault and I don't have my license on me. It's a lot summary and then I think it's on the table in the living room. stuff. It's been a minute. I don't know if they ever even got it. No, they probably haven't. They haven't got an ID. You put something here, but I don't know. That was it. Oh, shoot. She needs to find a picture of her ID. Yeah, cuz I guess the they're saying I I failed the sobriety. Does your mom have is your license at your mom's house? My um can you check the the the coffee table in the living room? Please check in here too. When they when they tried to look me up, you need a picture or the number of the license. When they tried to look me up, nothing came up. So this is my life. Yeah. Okay. Nothing nothing came up. And I couldn't find my license because I was super freaked out. But you're going to have to come get me because I'm here. Where am I again? East Windsor Police. East Windsor Police Station in New Jersey. So you and Shiva are going to have to come get me um because the car is here. So someone's going to have to drive back home. But but in 12 hours because the car is not You said, right? Well, she should come here to pick you up before 12 hours. So you have to come within 12 hours. Yeah. Either you stay here for 12 hours and then and then we'll release you. How about Yeah. No. Yeah. Just talk to her cuz I I don't know what Give this to me. This over here. Hello. Okay. So, for New Jersey, when someone gets arrested for driving while intoxicated, basically the the process is very simple. Um it is not a criminal complaint. It is not a criminal charge. which is technically a traffic charge. All right. She didn't get Okay. Um outside of that, we would hold her for 12 hours if no one were to come pick her up. After 12 hours, meaning at 3, you know, p.m. um we would release her on her, you know, by herself. In the meantime, in the next 12 hours, we would like someone to come pick her up as soon as possible, as in within the next two hours or however long it would take for anybody to get here to pick her up. At that time, she can go home and there's there's no more police custody and you guys can figure out the car situation tomorrow or another time. Okay? Um, that's basically how this would work. So, as soon as possible, we would need someone to come pick her up cuz we we do we do not want to hold her here for 12 hours, you know, then to release her at 3 p.m. So So I can come now and get her? Yes, we would love for you to come now and get her. And could you give me the address, please? Yes. Um I can have her texted to you, but it is it's 80 as in 80 then the word one mile. So it's uh O N E then space M I L E. So it's 80 1M road and that's East Windsor, New Jersey. East Windsor. Yeah, East Windsor. Two words. E S T. So could you ask some questions that I say that again? Why is she being help? May I ask? No, she she's not being held. She she got arrested. I know it's not a criminal charge like I explained. It's just traffic situation. She's arrested for uh driving under the influence. Okay. So, she's facing the wrong direction on the highway, which wasn't a good start to it. Um again, she could have just made the wrong turn. And then we do test from there with eyes and it'll be all in the report. We can give you a case number if you'd like. Um, and we'll go from there. So, we're about to test the blood alcohol content. Birth city. You said Bronx that she has through our uh Jamaica, New uh Jamaica, Queens or Queens, wherever. What happens with her? No, there's there's there's no difference. There's no difference for me. It's already done. We're just going to process her and we would like to release her. Okay. So, but is this on our record now? Yes. Again, this is not a criminal charge. This is a traffic charge. I'm not sure when you say my question to you will be if she gets pulled over again, will that pop up in your system? No, there would be no Yeah. Like if your shoe size for whatever reason one year from now she gets pulled over for I don't know you know not stopping at a stop sign it's not like the police officer is going to know whether she was charged with a DUI investigation looking into the background of her driver's license to see I literally just started the DUI emergency contact I'm assuming your mom Yeah she's on the phone I can't give you the number uh no she can get in now right Um, they have they hold it for 12 hours. So, I'm not going to explain it to you. If you would like, you can Google John's law, New Jersey. And basically, it explains how a New Jersey police officer arrested a guy named John. And then someone came and picked John up like you're about to do with your daughter. And that person who picked John up let John go. We just explained everything to Got the car out. the person was still under the influence, which is again why you're taking custody of your daughter and not letting her drive. But that person named John went and got his car and then went and killed someone cuz he was still drunk. So if you want to Google it, feel free, but it's called John's law and that's why we hold it for 12 hours. All right. So I understand, but what happens if I'm the one picking up the phone? Are you employed? We can give you more information once you get once you get here. Um, I can't stay on the phone too much longer, but basically the car is the least of the worry right now. You can get it back. It's not like we're holding it forever. Um, I know it's 347. Again, the 12 hours normally is and not let her out in the meantime. Um, I can double check whether you can pick up the car prior. Um, you'd have to go to the you'd have to go to the tow shop, but I don't believe they're going to be open probably till tomorrow during normal business hours. Okay. I I understand it's an inconvenience. You can take that up with your daughter. All right. I If you can though, please start heading our way so you can you can take her. Okay. Right. All right. And she will have access to the phone, right? In case I need um No, not necessarily. So, um I'll let you I'll give you uh the phone back to her now. We can reconfirm that you have the address because after we are done processing her, we're going to place her in a cell until you come and pick her up. All right. So, I have 8001 Road East, New Jersey. You got it. Yeah. Can you give her phone number? Thank you. Yeah. And uh the phone number for us, if you need the phone number for the police department, uh do you have a pen or pencil to write that down? Yes. Yes. All right. 609. Yep. 448. 448. 5678. 5678. Got it. Okay. All right. Thank you. You're welcome. Here. I don't want Do you need her? Yeah, I just need her. Uh, just grab me your mom's phone. Yeah, I'm going to pull it up for you right now. That's it right there. 3 47 and my purse. I assume you can just leave that right there for now. And my child. Sorry, my dog. We're not done. So, we have some paperwork to go through. She's okay. She has water. That's all I care about. I don't really care more about myself than more about her. Trust me, we're we're all dog people here. Yeah, she's pissed. Do I get to pee? Yeah, you won't. Okay, cuz I'm the anxiety is flowing and I got to pee. You got to take two pictures. That's fine. I hate when this thing does that. Information. So, question again, not sure if you're able to answer or you're able to answer. If my mom and my brother come, can she get me and he pick up my car? The the car is being towed and they're just going to leave it in the yard. I don't care if it goes If it was during If it was during the day, I believe they would be able to take the car. I mean, if it was during the day and you lived right around the corner, they could come and grab it. We don't we don't have to call. No, no, it makes sense. I I completely understand. I'm trying to figure out cuz she's probably going to wake the 12 hour rule is more for you to be either placed in a cell or be taken uh by someone else. Yeah, sign for you. Why I'm asking is she's going to wake up my brother and they're both probably going to come. So, one person's going to take me and one person's going to take the car. But since it's literally 3:00 a.m. in the morning, no one would have one person come and someone else can grab the car and grab it. Can I call her back? Yes. You're not going to be able to get the part. Okay, let me just call her. It's It's It's me. It's me. Do Don't Don't bring Shiva. You're You're not going to be able to get the car tonight. It's 3:00 a.m. Oh, okay. That's Oh, no. No, no, no. That's fine. That's fine. I thought you were trying to get the car. No, no, no. That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. That's No, that's fine. That's fine. That's okay. It's okay. I'm just trying to say I'm just trying to say about the car. It's okay. It's okay. Okay. Fine. Do me and my dog get to leave together. Of course. Okay. I'm just making sure. Yeah. Like I said, that's all I really care about. Yeah. We'll leave her in there until like I don't know if you heard her, but she just she cares about not driving by herself at this hour, which makes sense. All right. So, while she's doing that, I'm going to Do we have this whole packet here? I think so. Okay. I'm just going to have you sit on the black footprints here and then look up at this camera. Okay, then just stand on the white footprints and then stare straight ahead at the red X. Then you're just going to reverse on those footprints and turn around to look at this other X right there. Do you have any tattoos? Yes. Where? I have one here and one here. Okay, don't worry. Okay, thank you. You're good with the pictures. Um, come on out here. Bring that seat out here. Do you know when we started our 20? Uh 3:10. 3:25. What was it? 3:25. Oh, yeah. I'm going to read you a couple things. Um sign. Okay. Hey, I have her license. Can you add it? My friend available to you. After you have provided sample selection take independent samples of your breath, blood or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples, you will be a separate sum. The board finds it guilty of refusal. others which you have no legal right to have an attorney physician or anyone else present for the purpose of taking no legal right to refuse to give or delay samples of your breath. Any response from you is that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect. I request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit. Even if you agree to take the test, but then you not follow the instructions I'm going to give you, um, or you do not properly perform the test or provide. Court records indicate that on November 27th, 2023, Shivani pleaded guilty to operating under the influence. As a result of being found guilty, Chivani had to use an ignition interlock device for seven months, spend 12 hours at an intoxicated driver resource center, and pay a total of $740 in fines. Go the other way. Um, I repeat, I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. We'll use I'll be right back.