64.
Dispatch received.
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Hey, please. Who else is in the car?
Just me and JB.
 Okay. Is she breathing?
She's breathing. 4106
55 1018 female conscious and breathing.
Lots of blood from the head and mouth
area.
 Who else is in the car?
 Just me
and JD.
Is there anybody else that was with you
guys?
 Just me and D.
traffic coming south.
Hey ma'am, roll to your side for me if
you can. Okay,
I'm right here with you.
I'm right here with you, J.
Is
 she bleeding from her head or
anything?
 I think it's just from her
nose.
 From her nose.
Was she driving?
 I was driving.
 You were
driving?
 It's my car.
 She in the
passenger seat.
 She was in the back
seat.
 In the back seat. So, who else is
with you?
 It was just me and her.
 Okay.
Well, we need to know because I just
want to make sure that everybody's okay.
Was
there more than just you two?
 It was
just me and her.
She was in the back seat where
 she was
in the back seat in the I don't know in
the middle or in the behind me. I don't
know.
 Who was in the front seat with
you? No one.
Just two that we know of.
 Okay.
 She was
in the back seat and she said she's
driving.
 I'm trying to figure out some
more things though.
 Okay.
 The car said
three occupants. Did you guys see that?
Um she's saying there's only two right
now. Um
investigation is probably another one
kind of somewhere around the area.
 Okay,
cool.
Try not to move your head. Okay.
 Give
you a seat. I'm going to hold your head
still. Okay.
 Well, ma'am, are you able
to walk and stand up? Can you
 tell me
your name?
 Okay. You mind standing up
and we can get you out of this area?
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Okay. Do you know where you are right
now?
 No.
Do you remember driving?
No. Okay.
Did you guys have any anything to drink
today?
 I did.
 You did?
 I don't want to
lie, but I did.
 You had something to
drink tonight?
 Yeah. How long?
 We're
going to put this around your neck.
Maybe 30 minutes ago. I had two high
noons
 30 minutes ago.
 Yeah.
 Okay.
And are you okay? Do you need any
medical?
 I'm okay. Can I call my mom?
Uh, we'll work on that in a second.
Okay.
Is this your your girlfriend?
 This is my
friend here.
 What's her name?
 Her name's
Jatie.
She was driving.
 Yeah,
 I was driving.
Is there any way I can call my mom?
Who was the third person in the car? Do
you remember?
 It was just me and J.
 No.
Who's the third person in the car?
 I
don't know.
Cuz they're still pull out in three
seats.
 Yeah.
 Who's the third person? Cuz
we need to make sure they're okay.
 I
just don't want to be a snitch. We need
to make sure they're all right.
 They're
okay.
 I don't want to be a snitch. I've
never had to do this.
 Who was in the
passage, man?
 I'll get the name. They
already said, but you need to let us
know who they are.
I feel like they're okay. I don't want
to be a snitch.
Okay, we're with the fire department.
Okay.
We're waiting on them to get us to
 Well,
who is that then? I just don't want to
be a snitch. Whenever you call my mom,
I'll tell them.
 Well, when it involves
an injury like this, wouldn't it make
sense to
 I know, but they're okay.
 Not
to us. They're not okay. We're not going
to let you call your mom.
 Okay, then if
you don't let me call my mom, I'm not
going to tell you.
Can you have your keys? I want to move
your car to block traffic real quick.
Which way did he run?
Why he didn't run? You may see her over
the uh
where you're coming from.
That's okay.
Heard heard. So, are you okay?
 So, I
can't call my mom right now.
 There's no
way I can call my mom.
 Where's your
phone?
 I'm not going to let you get it.
No.
 Okay. Well, in the front,
 stand
right there. Where is it?
What's the phone color?
 It's a clear
case. Clear case.
 No, it's a tan case.
It's the iPhone 15.
No.
That collar's on your neck just to help
you remind you to not move your head.
Okay.
You're in Farmington.
 I'm not seeing a
phone in there.
 We're going to walk over
there. Um that
phone number
 505
I'm just holding your head so
505.
What's your mom's name?
 Megan.
Hello, Megan.
Hey, this is Officer Young Farm Police
Department. I'm out here with your
daughter right now. She's involved with
a vehicle accident. Um,
we're on Dustin Avenue. Am I not able to
talk to her?
 Yeah. I mean, um, so where
we are right now is that she said that
she's a driver. Do you know who she was
hanging out with?
No. Okay. Is this Is this P?
 Yeah. Is
this vehicle belong to you? The BMW?
That's you. Okay.
She's okay. She's she has no injuries
that we know right now, but there's an
injury happening right now. I don't want
to go to the depth of her phone right
now. Um,
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so right now we're going to be
investigating a DWI investigation on
your daughter. Okay.
 Have they checked
you out yet?
 No.
 Okay.
I'm not trying to be the bad guy, but I
just want to know what the best thing
for me to do is.
 The best thing right
now is for you to just hang tight.
They're going to get you checked out,
make sure that you're okay, and then
we're going to go over there and um have
a conversation. Okay.
[Applause]
Sergeant wants to get her cleared first.
area.
So, can you kind of tell me again? Um,
you were the driver and she Where was
she at?
 She was in the back seat.
 Which
side?
 I don't know. There's a car seat
on this right side. So, she was either
in the middle or on this my side.
 And I
don't know. I must have hit this.
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And how old are you?
 I'm 20. Negative
item 27
negative. Thank you.
 So what would the
best thing if you guys check you out?
Just
 what we want is to figure out who
was in the passenger seat. Did we
already figure that out? Because thing
is I don't want
 I don't want to tell I
don't want to I don't was I don't know
his name.
 Okay.
You don't know his name but he was in
the car with you.
 I don't There was
someone but I don't know his name.
 Okay.
Which direction did he leave in?
 I do
not know.
 Okay.
 Is this your vehicle?
This is Well, it's my mom's.
So, do you think I hit right here?
 I
don't know.
Looks like that tree's messed up.
 Are
you able to see what my mom said? Do you
think she's coming here?
 As of right
now, ma'am, you're just going to hang
out. Um, Officer Young spoke with her.
If she's headed this way, uh, that's
only he would know right now. I don't
know anything other than what you know.
Okay.
 I'm not trying to be like a
criminal. I just want to know.
 No,
you're fine.
 Can I sit on the ground?
 If
you would like to have a seat, you can
go ahead and have a seat right here.
Ma'am. Ma'am, have a seat on the curb
right here.
Are you feeling
 My chest just hurts with
that.
 Your chest hurts? Were
 you wearing
your seatelt? I
 Yes, I was.
Do you know if she was wearing her seat
belt?
 I do not know. I don't even know
where she's sitting.
Is she good?
All right, ma'am.
 All right. Can you go
ahead and stand up with me?
 Oh, okay.
We're going to go ahead and come over
here. Okay.
All right, ma'am.
So, where were you coming from tonight?
Do you know?
 We were coming from JD, who
was in the back, her friend's house. I
don't know whose house it was.
 Where is
that located at?
 It was up this road. I
do not know where it was.
 So, it was up
this road.
 Yes.
 How much have you had to
drink tonight?
 I've had two high noon.
Two high noon. What time was that?
Maybe 30 45 minutes ago.
Have you had anything? Have you smoked?
Have you taken any narcotics?
 Nicotine.
Nicotine.
 That's all.
Alcohol.
 I need salted.
 The big cans.
Like truly.
 Like how how
 like truly.
 How
how big were the cans? Really? Like the
small ones? The big ones?
 Like truly
like a fourack?
 Okay. Okay, ma'am.
So, would you be willing to perform some
um standardized field sobriety tests for
me tonight?
Can I wait till I get to the station?
No, we were we're going to do them right
here.
Okay. Can I wait till I get to the
station?
 No. My answer.
 No. So, the
standardized field soiety tests, we
would do them here. Um they are, you
know, you have the option of them. Okay.
So, I'm asking you, would you be willing
to participate in the standardized field
sobriety test?
 Can I wait till I get to
the station?
 No, ma'am.
Okay, that's my answer is that I'll wait
till I get to the station.
 That's it's a
yes or no whether or not you will do
them right here on scene.
 Come on. Come
here.
No, stay back.
 No, they're asking me if
I want to.
 Ma'am, they're asking me if I
want to partake in a sobriety. Okay. No,
you don't want to participate in any
standardized field sobriety test.
 I'm
not trying to be the criminal, but I
don't want I just want to
Okay,
thank you.
 Mom,
what should I do? Just cuz I just don't
know what to do.
 Okay. No.
 Okay.
I promise I'm not trying to be mean or
ugly. I just want to do
And then uh once again, how much did you
say you had to drink? I had two high
noons.
 Two high noons. And how big were
they?
12 oz cans.
 And how long ago was that?
Maybe
I started drinking them maybe 45 minutes
ago, but I maybe finished the last one
15. I don't know. 20 30 20 minutes ago.
Okay.
So, you were driving. There was a male
that you didn't know in the passenger
seat and then some and then your friend
was in the back seat.
 Yes. Okay.
And what happened right here?
 I don't I
don't know. I think I was trying to be
cool or what? I don't know.
 Like you
don't know if you're trying to be cool
or not.
 Well, I know that I was driving
a little bit quicker than I should, but
I don't know what I hit.
Okay. Did you black out before it
happened?
 No, I don't. I didn't.
24etting
something.
So on a scale of 0 to 10, zero being the
most sober you've ever been in your life
to 10 being the most drunk you've ever
been in your life, what would you say
you're at on a scale of 0 to 10?
Probably a 3.5
 3.5 out of 107.
And what happened after the crash? like
you were
 I remember
as bad as it was
and I tried to get JD out but she just
wasn't responding.
You were trying to get her out.
 Okay.
Last time you don't want to participate
in any of our standardized field
sobriety tests tonight.
Okay.
[Music]
All right. Yep. Go ahead and stand up
for me.
All righty. You're going to be under
arrest for driving while under the
influence. Okay.
[Music]
I need you to go ahead and look up here.
Do you see the uh yellow and red light?
Yes.
 All right. I need you to take one
big step backwards.
[Music]
All right. All right. Go ahead and
separate your feet for me.
You don't have anything on on you
that'll poke me, sick, and stab me.
Okay. Do you have any children that
would be affect uh any minor dependence
or anything that would be affected by
your arrest?
 Okay.
I was just asking to you guys on 45.
Sorry about that.
When I do get somebody, I need someone
to go to the hospital.
I'm going to go ahead and check your bra
line. Okay.
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I'm going to check your groin. All
right.
98 the I can stand by for that driver.
All right, ma'am. Go ahead and look at
me real quick. Open your mouth. Open
your mouth. Lift your tongue.
All right.
Go ahead and have a seat in there. Watch
your head getting in.
[Music]
It's just okay.
 Listen to me. I'm about
to tell you something important,
including a right you have. You're under
arrest for driving while under the
influence. I'm requesting that you
consent to have your blood drawn and
tested to determine the alcohol and or
drug content of your blood. You have the
right to refuse to consent my request.
If you refuse to consent, you you cannot
face criminal penalties for your
refusal. Do you understand that right?
I need a yes or no. Do you understand
that right?
 What right? I guess
 you have
the right to a refusal and if you do uh
you cannot you cannot face any criminal
criminal penalties for your refusal.
 I
have the right to refuse you drawing my
blood.
 So you I'm going to start again.
I'm not trying to be rude.
 No, you're
fine. I'm going to start again. Just
make sure you're listening. Okay. Listen
to me. I'm about to tell you something
important, including a right you have.
You're under arrest for driving while
under the influence.
I'm requesting that you consent to have
your blood drawn and tested to determine
the alcohol and or blood content of your
or andor drug content of your blood. You
have the you have a right to refuse to
consent my to my request. If you refuse
to consent, you cannot face criminal
penalties for your refusal. Do you
understand your right?
 So, who's drawing
my blood?
As of right now, I'm reading you a
consent. Okay.
 Okay. So,
 you do you
understand your right that you have the
right to refuse testing?
 I Yeah.
 Okay.
However, refusing consent has other
consequences in accordance with the New
Mexico Implied Consent Act and state
law. Those con consequences may include
losing your New Mexico driver's license
and or non-resident operating privilege
for one year. Additionally, the fact
that you refuse the consent may be used
against you as evidence in a court of
law. Do you understand these
consequences?
Yes.
 Okay. Additionally, if you consent
to have your blood drawn and tested, you
have the right to choose an additional
independent test. If you choose to take
this additional independent test, you
have the right to a reasonable
opportunity to arrange for a physician,
licensed nurse, or laboratory technician
or technologist who is employed by a
hospital or physician of your own choice
to perform an additional chemical test.
The cost of this additional test will be
paid for by the law enforcement agency.
Knowing your right to refuse consent,
the possible consequences, and your
right to an independent test, do you
give consent to have your blood drawn
and tested?
 Right now, I have to decide
if I have to.
 Yes. I mean, yes or no.
Whether you consent to have your blood
drawn,
 I'm not going to have it drawn
right here. I'm going to have it drawn
when I get
 It would be at It would be at
a hospital.
 Okay. Then
I don't know. I've never had this done
to me before.
Okay. I will repeat my question. Knowing
your right to refuse consent to have
your blood drawn and tested, the
possible consequences, and your right to
an independent test, do you give consent
to have your blood blood drawn and
tested? If you continue to not answer or
remain silent, I will consider you to
have refused my request.
I don't know what the right answer is.
Say yes or no. I know, but I feel like
you feel like you guys know either what
the right answer is, so I don't know.
There's no right answer.
 There's no
right answer. It's It's a yes or no.
There's not a right answer. So,
 he's
he's explained to you.
 So, I either can
I either say yes, you can draw my blood
at the hospital,
 at the hospital, or no.
Yes.
 So, what if I say no? If we're
going to get a warrant for your to get
your blood drawn for a warrant.
 Yes,
we're going to fight for
 So then I can
then I can fight it. If I don't get my
blood drawn, then I can fight the
 So you
have the right to refuse it right now,
but due to the circumstances
of what have happened tonight,
 you have
the right to refuse to be tested
voluntarily.
 Okay.
 If you refuse to be
okay, then no. I'm sorry.
 Okay. Perfect.
All right. I consider your actions and
your to be an exercise of your right to
refuse consent to have your blood drawn
and tested.
 Sorry, I just am out for my
hand.
 Y
So, am I going to go to jail?
Can you hear me back here?
 Yes. Right
now, you're under arrest for DWI.
 So,
I'll go to jail.
 Yes.
 Yes.
All right, ma'am. So, we got the the
warrant. Okay. So, we're going to go
inside. We're going to get your blood
and then we're going to go from there.
Cool. Okay.
 All right.
Can I get out?
 Yep. Go ahead and step
out.
Step back a little bit for me so I close
this door.
[Music]
Right. Right here.
Hello.
 Hello.
 Hi. My name's Sha.
Oh, I have a partner here.
[Music]
All that stuff.
[Music]
Any pain in there?
No.
Also, he tried to fight with the RT and
has blood all over him and he's trying
to break into other people's houses.
[Music]
[Applause]
Prop your fist a couple times for me.
Thank you. Good.
Oh.
That hurts.
 You're all good.
I don't need to laugh.
You're all good.
 I laugh when I get
nervous.
 I had it. We were about to and
then it pulled out.
 Let me just throw it
out.
Put your arm straight. Sorry. I'm going
to
[Music]
There you go.
Okay,
[Music]
Cleo.
[Music]
I'm sorry. Wrong shape.
I want to pull here, but it feels weird.
I feel it.
Oh, I feel it right there. I feel it
right there.
 I'm going to do it right
here instead. Mhm.
Okay.
Did you get it?
 Yep. Just don't move.
Good job.
[Music]
Oh sh Oh gosh.
Oh jeez.
Um, is that going to be enough?
Yeah.
So, if I can just get you to stand up
for me.
[Music]
Put your hands behind your back for me.
[Music]
I have 812
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sec.
Yeah, I'm just going to grab this stuff.
[Music]
Well, I have to wait till I see the
judge to get released.
Yeah, you have to go before the judge.
It's usually what happens.
[Music]
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that All
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right.
[Music]
Like I said, this isn't the end of the
world, okay? Just, you know, it's a
reality check, right?
 Yeah.
They can't beat me up in there, can
they?
 No, should be fine.
 Not
one sec.
 Are you good?
 You want me to
stand by for a second?
 Yeah, cuz they're
doing female passage.
 Okay, sounds good.
We'll stand by for a second.
So, I'll have to wait for a judge to see
a judge.
 Mhm.
 And it'll be like it in
the morning. So, since it's
3:25, you'll probably be probably won't
see a judge until um Friday morning.
You cuz it's
 cuz it's Thanksgiving
and I have to wait till judge to get
bailed out.
Yeah. So, um in the state of New Mexico,
we're no bond state. So, basically the
way it is is that everyone has to see a
judge. Um
so
um you know they'll
take you over there to see the judge. Um
the courts are closed tomorrow. So
sorry about this. They usually they ask
us if we have females then we can keep
you in the car for a minute if they
don't have someone. But
 if it's a male
it's different.
 Yeah. So they try unless
they don't have any females working,
they try to have females do the searches
on you guys. Um just kind of as a
precautionary thing, you know, we don't
want you to feel uncomfortable or
anything like that. We would probably do
the same thing for the police, but we
unfortunately don't have any officers.
[Music]
This is all of her stuff. That's all she
had on her. So,
[Music]