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January 23rd, 2025 2:30 p.m. Kimberly Mansion was driving her blue Chevrolet van while heavily intoxicated. Suddenly, she crashed into another car and fled the scene. A witness followed her and called the police. When the police stopped her, they saw smeared makeup on her face, an unsteady walk, and slow, slurred speech. Hello. Hi. How are you? Officer McDonald Middleton, please. Can I see your license, registration? Okay. Do you have your registration insurance on you? You got to take it all apart for me. I can't take everything. Can you turn down the music though? What's that? Yeah, I'm looking for the register. And if you have an updated insurance, this one's expired. Ma'am, what I'm going to ask you to do just so we're in a safer location for this motor vehicle stop, the next side street, can you pull over into it, please? Okay. So, put your items down. We're going to move up there so we're in a safe location on that next side street. All right. Proceed nice and slow and we're going to pull over up there. We're moving up. for You have a gear car back down. So I think 74 to 61. We moved up to 35 acrost to make it a little safer. Well, how about this? Do you have any form of identification on you at all? I know you said you don't have a driver's license, but do you have any form of ID? [Applause] What's your name, ma'am? Uh, Kimberly. Kimberly. Yes. Here's my birth certificate. That's your birth certificate. Do you have a driver's license? No. Okay. So, you're not You're operating a vehicle without a license. Have you ever had a driver's license? Yes. What state? New Jersey. Are you currently suspended? Uh, yeah. You are currently suspended. Okay. What are you suspended for? Um, can you try to see if you can locate me? Driving law expired. I can't hear you. Driving law expired. Okay. All right. Where are you coming from right now? I'm coming from Long Branch. I'm going to Middletown. Okay. All right. I keep getting lost. You keep getting lost. Okay. You mind taking a hand on your back? Yeah. Thank you. No, no, no. You're good. All right. Um, how come you went into Redbank and turned around, came back into Middletown? Cuz I missed my um exit. Okay. All right. Uh, you were involved in a motor vehicle accident. You see in a motor vehicle accident. Where did that happen at? I'm not sure what street. Okay. I just thought I kind of bumped her. I didn't know it was that serious. Okay. Well, normally when you strike a vehicle, you should wait for the police. No. I'm sorry. What I'm going to ask you to do is turn up the vehicle and step out of the car for me. All right. We're going to walk over here in this parking lot. Okay. Kimberly, how old are you? I'm going to be 39 in April. 39 in April. You don't have anything on you that I need to beware, right? I know you're rej. I'm just asking to make sure you don't have anything you're not supposed to. Okay. So, where did this accident happen at? I'm not sure cuz I'm not familiar with this area. I just know that it was one of the streets that I had make a right on and I thought I taxed the vehicle. Mhm. So, I just kept driving. Okay. All right. Um, you're currently suspended, you said? Yeah. All right. Um, how much have you had a drink today? Nothing. Nothing. Have you taken anything today? No. Any medications that you're supposed to be taking or not take? No. Nothing along those lines? No. Nothing I need be aware of? The reason why I'm asking is speaking slowly, sluring words. Do you have any physical defects or mental disorders or anything like that that I need to be aware of? Bipolar. Bipolar. All right. Nothing else besides that that affects your ability to comprehend, speak, anything like that? No. No. Okay. All right. Um, I saw the handicap placer. Is that for your mom? Yeah. Okay. All right. I don't mean to be intrusive. I just saw I just wanted to make sure. And no way are do you have the handicap plaque or anything like that? Right. No, no, no, ma'am. Ma'am, I'm not asking you. Grab it. I'm asking the handicap placer. It's not for you. Yeah, it's for my mom. It's for your mom, not for you. You don't need it. Okay. I'm just making sure that there's nothing that affects your ability and stuff like that. All right. Um, you haven't taken anything whatsoever? No, absolutely not. Okay. All right. Um, I'm going to have the other officer come over here who's taking the accident. He's going to have a conversation with you. All right. Um, and we'll go from there. Before you were at involved in this accident, where were you come from? You said Long Branch. Yeah. You live in Long Branch? Yeah. Okay. And what time were you supposed to be over at uh Middletown Medical? 2:00. 2:00. Okay. Yeah. I'm on methodone, but I haven't had anything today. And when was the last time you used Oh, God. Like two months ago. Two months ago. Yeah. I went to uh John Brooks and everything. Okay. No, the reason why I asked is cuz you said you didn't use today. Yeah. Do you mind if I roll up your window so the cold air doesn't get in your car? Do you care if I do that? Sure. Okay. Do you mind if I start your car? Roll the window. Stay so it stays a little warm in there. Here, just step up to the front of the car. Or actually, you know what? I'm going to have you I'm going to have you roll up your window. You mind if I turn on your car for you? No problem. There you go. All right. Go ahead and roll your window so it stays a little warm in there. Is it time for like a cigarette? Nope. Not yet. Go ahead. Step back for me. Come on over here. I just got to talk to you about the incident that took place and stuff like that. All right. So, Officer Barry's going to be also going to come over here and speak to you about the incident that took place with the accident. All right. The reason why I'm having this conversation with you is because I want to make sure that you've been up the operating vehicle and stuff along those lines. All right. Uh, do you have any issues with your eyes or anything like that? My what? Any issues with your eyes or anything like that? No. No. Nothing. Okay. You don't wear glasses, contacts, anything? No. No. You mind just hold on to this for me? He's in there. Okay. I'm just going to run through SFTS. All right. So, what I'm going to end up doing is I'm going to run you through some field sobriety tests. I'm trying to find what is the best location for us to do this. Uh, we're going to do it in front of your car. This probably the best spot. [Applause] All right. Come on. Stand right here for me. I'm going to place if you come closer. You're good. Place both feet together, hands down to your side. You could keep them in your pockets right now. I understand it's a little chilly out. Yeah. All right. You can see me right now. Everything's fine, right? Mhm. Cool. If you want to, you could put your hair behind your ears if you want because I'm going to be doing test with my hands right back and forth and all over. Okay. All right. Again, you said no problems with your eyes, no glaucoma, lazy eye, nothing like that. Okay. Have you ever gone through this test before? No. No. Okay. Wait. What I want you to do is watch you tip my finger right up here with your eyes your eyes only. And I don't want you to move your head at all. You understand that? Mhm. Okay. [Music] Up here. Don't look at my fist. Look at top of my finger. All right. Here. Nose to nose with me. All right. No, no, you don't have to go on your tippy toes. Nothing like that. All right. I'm much taller than you. We don't have to do that. What I'm asking you to do is stay nose to nose with me. Watch the tip. Right up here. Not my fist. The tip with your eyes. All right. Mhm. [Applause] Don't look at [Music] you can blink. All right. Blink a few times. I was just letting you know. blink a few times cuz you keep your eye open. All right, you got to open up your eyes. Look at my finger again. Almost done. Bring down your chin. You don't have to do this. You keep doing this. All right. Look right there. Going up twice. All right, Kimberly, I want you to be very honest with me, okay? Cuz I think you already know my answer and what I already know. What have you consumed or taken today? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Nothing at all. What medications are you on? I'm on cyhadone. I'm on m uh melatonin and more gsterol and what have you taken the prescribed medications as much as you're supposed to or have you taken more? No, I take them as I'm supposed to. You're taking your prescriptions as prescribed? Yes. Okay. All right. Real quick, what do you do for work? I'm going to be working for the ASPCA. ASPCA. Okay. Are you normally able to walk around, do things on foot without any issues or anything along those lines? Yeah. Yeah. You're able to walk, turn, and do stuff like that. No problem. Yeah. All right. Next thing I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you stand both feet together, hands down to your side. You're going to take your right foot, put directly in front of your left heel, and toe. Just like that. Go ahead and do that now. Sorry, my balance is like I had back surgery. Okay. So, you had back surgery. When did you have back surgery? In March 23, and I'm still going through. Okay. Is that something that would affect your ability to walk and talk and uh walk and move and stuff like that? Okay. All right. Then I want you to stand both feet down to yourself for right now. All right. This officer is just going to have a conversation with you for a second. Officer Barrett, if you want to come talk to her there. Uh everything title 35 stuff. Everything suspended as quiet as All right. So, um I'm going to ask if there's anything in there. Just leaving the scene how she's acted. Getting 66. Yep. Everyone else behind her. She's just swerving all over. Tell where you've got it. When I came out, I saw her just doing this. I couldn't even catch up. I know that was stupid of me. Okay. You see make up all of her pieces. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Um I'm just going to continue with my part. All right, man. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to go through the fuel soriety test with you. We're going to continue back on to it now that you don't scoot that off, sir. All right. You're going to stand both feet together, hands down to your side. You're going to take your right foot directly in front of your left. Nope. Don't turn like me. There you go. Feet together, hands down to your side, right foot in front of your left heel to toe, just like that. So, you're going to stay in that position until I tell you to move. All right. When instructed to, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps in this direction. After completing your ninth step, I want you to turn around to your left and a series of small steps and take nine heel to toe steps back. The entire test, you're going to be looking down at your feet and you're going to be counting out loud. It's going to look like this. All right. So, again, starting how we are, count out loud, looking down at your feet. 1 2 3 all the way to nine. After completing your nine set, you're going to keep your front foot planted. Turn around just like this and take nine heel toe steps back. One, two, three, all the way to nine. Do you understand the instructions of my test? Yeah. Do you have any questions about my test? No. All right. Whenever you're ready, you may begin off balance. Off. Hope the flag. I'm sorry. [Applause] Top right. [Applause] Step left. [Applause] Step on foot. Step off right. Step off left. [Applause] I might need you for transport. My balance is out. Just got taken out. [Applause] All right. Why don't we Why don't we stop right now? Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. All right. Okay. Now, the other thing I want to speak to you about, I'm not going to have you do the other guess. All right. Here's the other thing in mind. All right. But the circumstances, and I believe that you might be under the influence of something right now. Okay. Ma'am, listen to Ma'am, listen to Is there anything in the car that I need to be aware of? No. Okay. There's nothing whatsoever. Not. Absolutely not. Nothing at all that I need to be aware of. No. Ma'am, um, unfortunately with the circumstances and how you're doing, you're unable to perform the tests. All right. I'm going to place you on arrest for DWI. All right. So, go ahead, turn around. Place your hands behind your back. What? The hen at six? Her back? Oh, her back. Ma'am, how how are you with your hands behind you? Not good. All right, I'm going to place your hands in front then cuz I don't want to have any injuries with your back. All right, I'll back up. Yeah. All right. Is there anything on you in your pockets or anything like that? No. All right, ma'am. I have to search you instant arrest. Is there anything on you I need to be aware of? No. Nothing in your pockets? Nothing like that? No. Okay. I'm also going to be searching your vehicle and I have a narcotics K9. Is there anything inside the car that my K9 would locate? No. Okay. Is there anything of intoxicant inside of the car? No. Okay. I'm sorry. I couldn't do the It's not just that test. It's from my dad. Okay. It's not just off that test. It's off the eye exam that I did and my interaction with you. I believe that you might have consumed something. That's why we're going to go inside headquarters and do some testing and we'll go from there. Okay. Is there anything in your breast pocket? I don't want to touch you there. I'm just asking. No, no, no. Anything. I I just want to check to see if you have Is there Do you have anything else in your pocket? No. Okay. I'm just using the back of my hand just to make sure you have no weapons, nothing like that. All right. 313 74 County. All right, ma'am. You're going to walk over here to this officer's car. I'm going to have a female for 450. Come over here, man. This police, I searched you as best as I could. But if you don't mind, hold on. Stop. Stop. Nice and slow. Take a seat into the car. So, am I going to jail? You're going to our police department for further testing, man. Okay. Uh, just make sure she doesn't have a key fob and she needs anything. Sorry, Bobby. I meant to do that. What is the to keep up? Yeah. All right. I might need a toast. I might have one. I had a feeling this was going to happen soon. Call like she doesn't have insurance. Nah, she'll have insurance. I didn't heard that doctor. Oh my god. What do you think? Cryopia or No, it's it's I'm going with the DR. But did you see her face, dude? Yeah. She's completely caked up with makeup and she can't speak. She's talking in circles. Okay. For a second. So, I got Narcan up here. Yeah. Tons of it. Tons of narc. Holy cow. What do you mean? Just watch yourself. Obviously, she's got a history of 35 as well. Phil, what do we got? You got just one. I can't tell what it is. Can't get out of the bag. much like it's got like old is what it is. Yeah, that's my charger with like the 450, too. She's [ __ ] Well, I'm the one doing the I'm doing the 450. Oh, the title 39 450. Uh the 340 one. Oh, here's your key fob right here. That's just one of the toe goods here. Oh [ __ ] [ __ ] thing. I know. Was that a fresh box? That's a common thing. They'll stuff it in here. You guys haven't had it. Oh god. Like it's a common thing. I thought you wanted some candy. I'm like I'm more of the M&M's kind of guy. Oh, I forgot he Oh, well, he had that uh he got in that class action lawsuit, didn't he? He did. Yeah, he got like He got like three or four years of life like [ __ ] weighed it and they woke up. They were like 2 o short. Yeah, he's got three kids. [Music] Wait, from who? Yeah. From who? Me? Oh, yeah. Bobby, you still have her birth certificate or uh I got everything. You got it. All right. I just want to make sure that didn't get lost on her. You check in here, Sean? Yeah. Not bad. Yeah, I know. I'm just doing a double check. All right. What you hit? Right up here. [Applause] All right. Uh, do you need a book? Oh, you getting one? Yeah. I'm going to back out though. I'm at headquarters. No, I can back out. You were right by the house. I could have had to get You're You're next to Bob. You're Bob. You're not Bob's son. No, I don't think so. I look like him. There my neighbor has one of the Middletown police officers are like right next door and their car is parked in front of my house and I did the slow chase by it. Okay. Okay. Yeah. So, but he was the slow chase. The slow chase to my neighbor. Well, I think they were thinking about stopping. Like I think they were doubting leaving the accident, but then they were like or they were trying to get rid of me and they're like I'm going to make they kept putting the right turn signal on and then going left. I'm like, you know what? I'm not stupid. I just young. It was It looked like an older woman. Older. Oh, we got we got them stopped. So, what happened? I have no idea. So, I was at It's not funny. No, I'm just laughing cuz I have my I'll leave you guys to have Renins and I was going to make a ride to pick up my son at um Thompson which is why I'm wearing my pajamas and my uh Chewbacca Crocs so don't judge me. And so I was sitting there and this woman a lot of people come into Brendan but they don't they don't cut they they take a wide turn. I don't know if there was ice. It could have been ice but she went right into my side. So she like I was stopped and she just So you're at the stop sign trying to get onto the highway. I just got there and she just went I was like, "No, no, no." And she just went, "Woo!" So, so you're at the stop sign trying to get onto the highway and they made a right turn off the highway and hit you. Okay. So, then I was fine. My car I think my registration might be I just got a new one, so it might be on my counter. I can get my husband to bring it over if you need it. But I I followed her cuz she stopped. She stopped in front of Brennan's for a second. I'm like, "Okay, good. I'll call the police." But then she took off and it was through my neighborhood. I'm calling my husband. I'm like, "Go get go get Ben." Cuz my son was we both I was working from home today. I work at Ruckers. And I was like, "Go get Ben. I can't shut my door cuz it won't open again." Oh, no. Well, it opens on the other side. So, yeah. So, then my my son's like, or my husband's like, "Are you okay?" I'm like, "I'm fine, but I'm going to do it." But then 911 person told me I had to stop. Show me though. Does this shut at all? Cuz I can get to the tow truck. No, no, no. It's fine. I just can't open it. So, I have to go to the other side. Okay. Okay. I'll get you out of here real quick. Yeah. That's how people are. Oh, I'm sure. So, I just want you to know when I pick up people from Thompson, you don't ever get out of the car, which is why I'm wearing my pajamas. And I'm on Zoom with my students, so they see the top part. So, please don't judge me. I got you. You can go sit in your car if you want. Okay. Do you uh do you need my new uh registration cuz my husband could bring it? No, no, no. It's fine. Is it the new I don't know if you put the new one in or not. It's fine. Okay. Thank you. Not a big deal. My adrenaline is pumping. Thank I got you. I got you. [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Applause] Hey, that 619 number is a good phone number for you. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, that's it. I wrote I wrote the case number down on the uh insurance card. So, what So, what happens? Like, will they like how does this work? There's They're still They still have the other person stopped. So, I'm going to go talk to them. Insurance like do I call my insurance company? You can call your insurance company. They're they're they're going to ask you for that case number I wrote there. That 25 MCT. They're going to ask you for that. Two. It's on an M or M. 25 MC for Middletown. Okay. And then um they're if they don't have insurance, I'm screwed, right? Like Yeah. Okay. All right. They have to have insurance in the state of New Jersey. Sad. Sad. Okay. It happens. So yeah, you can call your insurance company and the accident report will be ready in about 2 weeks. You can get your own copy if you want. Please don't judge me on what I was wearing. Don't worry. I'm wearing Star Wars shoes. Like, come on. I was like, and I actually thought I was like, that's not a bad thing. That's awesome. I told my husband, I was like, you know, when you leave to go to school, you don't really think you're ever going to get out of the car until you get home. Oh, true. And so I was like, it's like when you say have clean underwear, like don't ever get into an accident. No, don't sweat it. If anything, it's awesome. Thank you. All right. Don't sweat. 374. I'm in Rosetta. Stop talking the car. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. without any issues or anything like that. Fine. Nah, she got sideswiped. She was pulling out of Brendan to come onto the highway and she just sideswiped her. Just like that. Go ahead and do that. right there on the fender. I might I guess that might be it. Is that something that would affect your ability to walk and talk and uh walk and move and stuff like that? All right. Can I have a conversation with you for a second? Most Hey, so what happened? Huh? Um, when I made the turn, I thought that I just bumped into her, so I just kept going and I I don't know why I didn't stop. It was the wrong thing to do, but I mean, I thought I just tapped into her. That's it. How you feeling right now? Cold. Cold? Yeah. Is anything bothering you? No. Well, my eyes tear up when it's cold. Why didn't you stop though? I don't understand. See, you thought you bumped into her, so you knew you bumped into her. You didn't stop though. And then you stopped in Molly pitcher and then you left again. I don't know. Okay. Oh, no. That was stupid of me. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Thank you. Um I'm just going to continue with my part. Yeah. Yeah. What's that? the wreck. Yes. Uh, she's in there. I would send you all her [ __ ] except I don't No, I looked her up. That's a birth certific. But, uh, it's the right address. Oh, no. Yeah. All right. for sure. Wow. Count one more 36 523 361 one. Can you just run her please? Mountain [Music] Send me a message too when you go. 374. We have now 450 1456 361. You always see a hook in the Johnson. What's the location? It's going to be Sierra 21 November Alpha Romeo. We're going to be on Frost A right at 35. What? I might need a toast slip. One of you guys. I had a feeling this was going to happen, too, cuz the caller was just like, "What if she doesn't have insurance?" I'm like, "Nah, she'll have insurance." When did you become an optimist? I hadn't heard yet. No, I'm like now I got a phone call. What do you think? Cry opiates or you got odor? I didn't know anything. Something's going on. Yeah, something's going on. Like pink eye for a second. It's good to have Awesome. Thank you. What do you mean? Just watch yourself. Obviously, she's got history 35 as well. You got pillies? Just one. I can't tell who it is. My charger too for being like what it is. Yeah, that's I might charge her with like a 450, too, cuz she's [ __ ] She's been 450 for like 2 years now. Oh, the pedal. Not 450. Yeah. Oh, here's the key right here. Nice. Just when the toe gets here. Oh, [ __ ] Dang. [Applause] You go digging in a mic. I know. Is that a fresh box? [ __ ] is wrong with you? That's a common thing. They'll stuff it in here. Breaking your balls. Okay. Jesus Christ, man. Should be disappointing you, dude. You just wanted some candy. I'm going to get you a box of Skittles or something. Just disrespecting the Mike and Ice. M&M's kind of guy. Yeah, Shaq would be super upset right now. Oh, well he had that uh he got that class action lotion, didn't he? He did. Yeah, he got like Oh, but what? He got like a three or four year supply of Mike and I cuz like No, we didn't. They say like the measurements on the box and I guess [ __ ] Yeah, I guess he weighed it and they weren't properly like measured. So, he joined a class action. All you need is a receipt saying that you bought it at one point or another. So, he got like two or three years of like free Mike and I Yeah. He loves candy, man. Anybody else get a phone call from him today about your [ __ ] up accident report? You did too, dude. I I told I said this lineup. I had like six kicked back to me from him, man. Snacks. Oh, yeah. They got the templates for the four lanes. So, I [ __ ] put that in the other day for the uh Chapel Hill crash I had. And like he's like, "Yeah, that template's so good. That's for like painted uh painted barriers." I'm like, "Fuck you, dude." I'm like, "I'm not changing this entire diagram now. Um, you still have her birth certificate or uh, I got everything. You got it. All right. I just want to make sure that lost on her. You checking here, show? Yeah. Not very though. Yeah, I know. I'm just doing check. You got a good chunk of the [ __ ] car. Oh, yeah. into this. Yeah, it's tire to tire sideswipe on the other car. That's what hold you. Yeah, I'm good. I'll see you inside. Yeah, I'm going to back out. You want to get out of the way? 31 I'll be on 103 with one 34 uh 374 rather just 29 07 Rece the one 41 43 1500 31 3 0 6 vehicle stop. Highway 36 westbound Main Street for Mamoth. Zebra 34 Papa Zebra Delta. What's going on? A little excitement for us out here today, right? Um, do you I know that obviously she's not in your car now. No, no. So, we just have our patients coming in and out. Is that car going to move, you think, or? Yeah, it's getting towed. So, as soon as tow truck driver gets here, it's out of here. All right. Cuz I think she's in this Tahoe. I just don't She's going to have to get out right here. I think I think if I'm in the way, I can move. Does that Does that car need to move? Chris, do you think you could fit out here? I can move, too. So, or yeah, it goes down over here. Sorry. I think she's going to she's going to try to go over the curb. She doesn't have to. I can move. Well, I I don't know. She thinks she's she won't get around this part. I don't know. Is there no room like where I'm at? Um if the curb goes up right here at the Oh, does it? Okay. Yeah, I can move it. I don't know. What's up? Uh yes. What do you think? Yeah, I should be in like 10 minutes. We'll talk. I'm going to try to bang out the TR1 while I'm here. So, all right, dude. I'll see you in a minute. All right. Too easy. The big tires. Too easy. All right. Thank you. That's what [Applause] 31 off. Right. And we're going to go right in the car right there. And then I just got to hold the bag for you, but I'll give it back once uh we get to your apartment complex and I'll turn the heat up. All right. You just want to grab the on the left the seat belt. You can slide it over to me. That's not it. Just Sorry. Are you going to grab the buckle? Yeah, you can let go. Okay, work. All right. All right. [Applause] And just want to confirm it's 325 Ocean Boulevard. Perfect. Vanessa, you don't have to worry about any of that because again, sorry about that. Along with more great features everything you love about your car radio client balance clients are matched with one of 35,000 for online training at betterhelp.com/maxwell. All right. All right. I'm not sure if the officers explained it to you last night, but this is the toe slip from the car. So that has the name of the tow truck company. Okay. So it's called across town towing. So if you or your mom or whoever is going to reach out to them, your mom would be the one picking up the car. Okay. All right. Best of luck to you, Kimberly.
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