On April 4th, 2024, police in New Jersey conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that was swerving on the road and going slower than normal. Here is what occurred. How you doing? Hi. Hi. Good. My name is Officer Forgash with the Colts Neck Police Department. Do you have your license and registration on you, please? Yep. This is my license and registration. Where you coming from tonight? I come Asbury Lanes. Asbury Lanes? What were you doing there? I was just bowling with my friends. You were bowling with your friends? Mhm. Okay. The reason I'm stopping you is you failed to maintain your lane multiple times. So, where are you headed to? I was heading home. You're heading home? Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have the uh insurance for it, please? Thanks. Any reason your pants are undone? The pants? Yeah. >> Because I I just got back from bowling. Okay. I I started to like Yeah. >> this way. What time did you leave uh Asbury Lanes at? Um 12. 12? Yeah. Okay. So, it's 1:19 now. So, it took you an hour and 19 minutes to get here from Asbury? 12:12. Yep. No, you said you left there at 12. It's It's 1:19 right now. That was an hour and a half ago. Did you go anywhere in between that or no? Um I went to pick up my friend and I dropped her off Okay. Where at? Um I dropped her off at probably around 1:00 and then I headed back to pick up my friend. Okay. Did you have anything to drink tonight? Just a little. Just a little? What's a little? Just be honest. I'm just asking. Want to make sure you're safe, you know. Um I drank at Asbury Lanes and then I drank some water and nothing else. Okay. All right. Just sit tight for me, okay? Yeah. 78971, you want to head out of here, please? Please. What did you drink? Um I'm just asking because I want to know like the exact type of drink, the quantity you drank. Yeah, I just had one like you know a Red Bull. Tequila Red Bull? Yeah. And what kind of cup would you say? Big cup, small cup? And that was from Asbury Lanes? Yeah. What time would you say you had that drink at? Probably about 1:00. Sorry? 1:00 I said. I didn't say vodka actually. Okay. You had the drink at 1:00 at Asbury Lanes? Okay. That's all you had to drink? Did you drink anywhere else before? No. I was like it was like 12:40 when I got there and then I left. What what what time was that at? Oh. So Okay, so you had a drink at 12:40 and a drink at 1:00. You had the tequila at the Oh, sorry, no. You said vodka Red Bull? Yeah. You had the vodka Red Bull at 1:00 and then you had a drink at 12:40. Where was the drink at 12:40 that you had? Was that also at Asbury Lanes or was that somewhere different? Um Asbury Lanes. Oh, she went to Ale House, too. No. Okay. All right. Did you I got you. Did you drink anywhere else? No, just there. So you drank at Asbury Lanes, not the Ale House. No, yeah. Did you guys go to Ale House at all tonight? >> No. No? You were just at Asbury Lanes. Yes. So you had two drinks at Asbury Lanes. Yes. You had one at 12:40 and one at 1:00. Yes. What time did you leave Asbury Lanes at? You left Asbury Lanes at 1:00 and you drove your friend home. And where did you drop your friend off at? Monmouth University? So you're coming from Monmouth University right now. Okay. All right, very good. Do me a favor. Just hang tight in the vehicle. Don't go anywhere. I'll be back with you in a little bit, okay? All right, thank you. Where's uh where's Keansburg at? Keansburg? Yeah. 25 minutes 25 minutes what county? Is it Monmouth County? Yeah. Is it? It's uh Middlesex Middlesex County? Okay. What other towns does it border? I'm just curious. I've never heard of Keansburg. Keansburg borders like South Amboy, Woodbridge Yeah. No, towns. Like towns. Yeah. Woodbridge. Okay, so okay. Okay. You're 25 minutes from home still, you said? Yeah. Okay. How did you How do you usually Well, not usually, but you're coming from Asbury, right? How did you take to get home? Like how did What roads did you take to come from Asbury? From Asbury to go home, you were you took You took Route 18 the whole way? Okay. I was curious how you got to Route 18. Okay. All right, sit tight. Is this one of the new cars? Yeah, it's a slick top. I was going to say I noticed there's no light bar on top of it. Yeah. Where's 21? 21 is still fixed. Still in operation. All right. Um All right, yeah. So, stopped her for failure to maintain lane on 18 and she was going way under the speed limit. Uh I believe 48 mph is what I got when she went past me. There was two cars behind her that she was holding >> left lane or in the right lane. So, there was two cars behind her that she was holding up. Mhm. She failed to maintain her lane multiple times. She was breaking >> She did cross over the the line? Yes. Okay. Yeah, I got it on video. I turned my camera on and I got it on video multiple times. Okay. Uh I started speaking to her as soon as I got to the car. Odor of alcoholic beverage emanating from the cabin of the vehicle. Um slurred speech, slow movements with her hands, fumbling when retrieving the documents. Uh then I asked her where she's coming from. She's coming from Asbury Lanes for a birthday party. She left Asbury Lanes at 12:00. Do you have a watch on you? No. Now, I believe it's about 1:25 a.m. right now. So, I said uh took you an hour and a half, give or take, to get from Asbury to here. Well, she dropped a friend off and then the story just started falling apart from there. She then left, said she left Asbury at 1:00 a.m. So, I said, "Well, did you have anything to drink tonight?" She said, "Yeah, I had uh vodka Red Bull." I said, "What time did you have the vodka Red Bull at?" She said, "12:00." Then it turned into 1:00 a.m. and then it turned into a second drink at 12:40 a.m. And then uh she said she's coming from Monmouth University where her she dropped her friend off. So, the story is just all over the place. She said one drink at first, now it's two drinks. She left Asbury Lanes at 12:00, then it turned into 1:00 a.m. Um okay. All right. So. >> you step out. Yep. I don't want you to turn your headlights off. Yeah, just the spotlight and everything. Thanks. How do you say your first name again? Vivy? Vivica. Vivica? Okay. So, here's what I'm not understanding. Here's Here's what I'm finding issue with the story you told me tonight. You first told me you left Asbury Lanes at 12:00, right? Then you told me you left Asbury Lanes at 1:00. Mhm. You told me you had a drink. Mhm. What drink did you have? Vodka Red Bull. >> Something else. Vodka Red Bull, right? Okay, you said vodka Red Bull first, now it's Shirley Temple. >> a Shirley Temple first. What time was the Shirley Temple first and the vodka Red Bull second? Yes. Okay. So, your story is all over the place, okay? So, here's what's going to happen. I'm going to ask you to complete some field sobriety tests. Would you consent to field sobriety tests to make sure you're okay to drive? Yes. You would? All right, do me a favor, take your seat belt off, please, and just exit the vehicle for me, please. I appreciate it. Thank you. Hey, just stand by the rear of the vehicle. Over here? One after the other, just one at a time. Do you want to do your pants? Yeah. >> Yeah, I just have an enlarged stomach right now. That's fine. That's Listen, I'm I have no issue with that. All right, do me a favor. Turn around, face this officer. He's going to give you direction, okay? Officer, can I ask him to listen to I need you to stand near the rear bumper of your car, hands by your side, feet together, okay? So, I see you're wearing glasses, are those prescription? Okay, I just want you to take them off for me, please. All right. Put them on the That's fine. Sure. All right, now, do you have any other issues with your eyes? You wear Are you wearing any colored contacts, anything like that? >> just like naturally cross-eyed because of medication that I've been taking. Okay, I'll take that into consideration. All right, now, I want you to look at my pen. Do you see the tip of my pen up here where my pointing finger is? Yes. Yes. Okay, I want you to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand? Yes. >> All right. I'm going to go up and down, okay? So, I want you to follow where my pointer finger is with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? You understand? Mhm. Okay. Thank you. So, officer is going to put you through some more tests, okay? Yes. Okay. Next test I'm going to do is the walk and turn For the next test we're going to do is the walk and turn test. I'm just going to ask you first if you have any issues with your legs, anything that would prevent you from walking, any injuries, I sprained my ankle. You have a sprained ankle. When did you sprain it? Um I don't know. You don't know? >> Two weeks ago. All right. I'll take that into consideration for the evaluation of the test. Do me a favor, step off of the vehicle. I don't want you to lean on the vehicle for support, okay? So, here's how it's going to go. I'm going to demonstrate the starting position for the test. I'm going to have you get in the starting position. You're going to maintain the starting position while I explain the test itself, and then I will tell you to begin the test. Do you understand? Okay. So, the starting position for this test is I want you to put both of your feet together, arms down at your sides. You're going to imagine there's a straight line in front of you. With that straight line being in mind, you're going to put your right foot in front of your left foot, heel to toe, just as such. You're going to hold this position while I demonstrate the test for you. Do you understand? When I tell you to begin, you will begin. Okay? So, hold that position, heel to toe, okay? All right, okay. Heel to toe. Heel to toe. Okay. All right, ready? You're not going to begin, you're going to watch me. I'm going to demonstrate and then I will tell you to begin. Do you understand? Okay. So, holding this position, heel to toe, you're going to take nine steps, okay? While keeping your arms out of your sides and counting out loud. This is the first heel to toe step. Two. Three. Four. All the way till you reach nine. Once you reach the ninth step, you're going to turn to your left, keeping your left foot on the line, turning around. Once you turn around, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps back as you did the first time. One. So, once I take nine and then >> Two. Three. Four. I did four, you're going to do nine, keeping your arms out of your sides, counting the steps out loud. Do you understand? You may begin. Do you understand the instructions? And then back. Do you understand the instructions? Do you need me to tell you the instructions again? Okay. Do you not understand the instructions? Okay. All right, I mean Okay. All right, try it again. One. Two. Three. >> And then So that Mhm. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Okay, you can stop. Okay. Did you hurt yourself at all while we're doing that test? My left ankle's like very fragile. Okay. Cuz like I just All right. All right, we're going to do a second test. The second test going to be the one-legged stand test, okay? So, just as we did this first this that last test, we're going to do this test the same. I'm going to show you the starting position. You're going to get into the starting position, and you're going to hold the starting position while I demonstrate. When I tell you to begin, you may begin. Do you understand? Yes. All right, so the starting position for this is I want you to put your feet together, arms down at your sides. You're going to pick either leg of your choosing. You're going to raise the leg 6 in off of the ground, toes pointing outwards, keeping your arms down at your sides. While looking down at your foot, you're going to count out loud 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, and so on until I tell you to stop. Until when? Until I tell you to stop. If at any point you should put your foot down, pick it back up and continue counting where you left off. Do you understand? Yes. You may begin. 1,001 1,002 1,001 1,002 1,003 1,004 1,005 1,006 1,007 So, I have very weak ankles. 1,001 1,002 >> Do you want an opportunity to start again? All right, you may begin. Do you want to complete the test, yes or no? I'm asking you to complete the test. You're not completing the test. I'm giving you an opportunity. Do you want to start over? I I explained the test. Did you not understand it? I can give you the directions again. Okay. Do you want me to explain the test to you again? I'll explain it to you again if you would like. Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. You may begin the test. Okay, we're good. You can stop. All right, do me a favor. Turn around, place your hands behind your back, and you'll be placed under arrest. Under arrest? Yes. You drank tonight. I suspect you've been driving while you're under the influence. 847 dispatch. 1041 Even though we're on an uneven road 847 dispatch. Can you start a tow for John's law, please? But I could do this way. Okay, miss. Watch your step. All right, we're going to get over it in a moment. have anything on you that's going to stick me, poke me, or stab me? Nothing? You can just hold her for a second make sure she doesn't fall. Nothing on you that's going to stick me, poke me, or stab me? No. Okay. All right, I'm just going to pat you down, okay? Anything in any of these pockets? No. No? What's in the fanny pack? Money and my identity. Okay. Leave it on her for now or take it take it off when we get back or take it off now? No, I'll go take it off now. Here, I'm going to unclip it. Can you catch it? Thanks. Sure. You got it. Nothing back there? No. 80% of the county? Got it. Hop in the vehicle, please. Yes, sir. Got it. Got it. You can put your hands behind your back. Is she going to be transported to Overbrook? Affirmative. You can confirm it with real dispatch. 10-4. Thank you. After failing the field sobriety test, she was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. Please leave a comment and of course don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for new videos.