Yes, >> I stopped there. It was kind of funky. Back it up. And then you All right. Anything to drink tonight? >> Like one. >> Like one. Where was that? Again, everything's being recorded. My body warn camera. Obviously, your driving was a little funky when I saw You can face me. >> Okay. >> Um was a little funky. You're kind of slurring your words a little bit. Were you guys anywhere before that? >> Yeah. >> No, we were just like hanging out at her house. Can I call my lawyer? >> You You can't. All right. You got to You got to go through these tests. If you if you don't do these tests, >> stop talking. Just shut up and stop talking to me. The other's for drive while suspended, but that's a it's neither here nor there. >> Everyone's suspended. >> Which you're not. You're not suspended, so don't even worry about that. Yep. >> Well, great. The other thing is just fabulous. >> And I'll I'll Are you going to jail tonight? No, you're not. Are you going to go home tonight? Yes, you are. >> All right. We just have to find somebody to to pick you up. Nah, not that long. On August 20th, 2024, at 12:52 a.m., police in Danville, New Jersey spot a white 2022 Mazda behaving strangely on Broadway. Behind the wheel is 27year-old Brianna E. Mahoney with her friend Kaye in the passenger seat. Moments earlier, they had been hanging out at a house and then stopped by a bar called Thatchers. According to them, they weren't being served there. Brianna admits to having like one drink and says they are now on their way to her boyfriend's house. But instead of driving straight, Brianna backs the car up awkwardly, an unusual move that immediately catches the officer's attention. What begins as a routine stop quickly escalates into a DWI investigation led by Officer Owen Law. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Double police license registration insurance. Yes. >> I stopped there. It was kind of funky. Backing up and then you just came into the uh >> Yeah, we were trying to figure out I'm going to my boyfriend's house. She's dropping me off. >> Okay. Where's that at? >> Where are you guys coming from? >> We're coming from right over there. >> Thatchers. >> Thatchers. I was trying to see if they had food. I was hungry. But >> but they weren't serving us. So >> food. >> Yeah. >> All right. Anything to drink tonight? >> Like one. >> Like one. Where was that? At Thatchers or >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, so again, no reason. How come you backed up like that? How come you didn't just go straight? >> Street that way. >> Okay. All right. Um, do you have your license on you as well? >> Yes. Mine? >> No. No. Driver. >> I mean, you're not wearing your seatelt. >> Oh, well, Google for now. I was promise. >> I promise my mom. >> Just letting you know everything's being recorded my body warn camera so you're aware. >> That's fine. >> Thank you. Any points on your license? >> I shouldn't have any. >> Shouldn't have any. Okay. All right. Let me check it out real quick. >> Thank you. >> Sorry. I'm going to have one out testing. >> Yeah, I have more. 2417 road here. 24. >> Brian, do you mind just hopping out? I want to speak to you a little bit further. >> Again, everything's being recorded in my body warn camera. You can leave all that stuff right in there. >> Thank you. >> Awesome. All right, we're going to walk right over to here. >> Okay. >> All right. So, obviously your driving was a little funky when I saw You can face me. >> Okay. >> Um was a little funky. You're kind of slurring your words a little bit. You admit that they're having something to drink. I want to put you through field sobriety test just to make sure that you're good to drive. >> All right. Um what time did you get the Thatcher over there? >> Maybe about like 20 30 minutes. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. Um did you were you guys anywhere before that? >> No, we were just like hanging out at her house. >> Hanging out at her house. Okay. Where's that at? Wan. >> Wanuk. Okay. All right. And then you're dropping her off at her boyfriend's house. >> Okay. Do you have gum in your mouth right now? I do. Okay. Do you mind just spitting that out for me? >> Right on the road. >> Yep. That's fine. >> Um, do you have anything wrong with your eyes? >> I'm a little bit like a >> sighted. >> Uh, yeah. Like nearsighted, farighted. Kind of both. >> Okay. You're wearing contacts or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Um I'm going to have you face me this way. All right. So, you can face me this way. >> Okay. >> All right. Um so, anytime anybody gets pulled out and you get put put through, they're called standardized fields soiety test. It's the same three tests you get put through in the same order, same instructions, everything like that. Okay. Um do you have anything that would hinder you in the ability to perform balance tests? >> I shouldn't. >> No. No leg injuries, back injury. No. >> Okay. Um, you wearing contacts right now? >> No. >> No. Okay. Um, so I'm going to have you face me. >> All right. Put your feet together just like this. Your arms at your side. >> All right. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> Yes. >> Okay. With your eyes and your eyes only, I want you to follow my follow my finger. Okay. Don't move your head at all. Do you understand? >> Yes. It's okay. That Yes. >> No. So, So I told her All right, perfect. The next test we're going to do, it's the walk and turn. Okay, we're going to pretend there's an imaginary straight line right here. All right, I'm going to have you put your left foot on that line and your right foot touching heel to toe directly in front of it. Okay, you can do that right now. Okay. >> So, your left foot on the line, your right foot touching. See how my my feet are touching? Heel to toe. >> Yeah. >> Just like that with your arms at your side. You got to got to touch them in front. >> Heel toe. >> All right. Directly in front. So, your left foot on the line and then your right foot directly in front touching heel to toe. >> Do you see how mine are? >> Yeah. >> All right. They got to be touching heel to toe directly in front. See how it is? You're off to the side. Can you get him like like this? >> I mean, you're not even on line, but >> So, we're actually going to use this line. You can walk right over here. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, you're going to put your left foot on the line and your right foot directly in front touching heel to toe. They got to be directly in front of each other. See how you're kind of off the side like this? Your toes got to touch the heel. Just like that. See how mine? >> Yeah. >> See how you're off to the side? >> I'm actually not like I look like heel to toe. >> Can I call my lawyer? >> You You can't. All right. You got to You got to go through these tests. If you if you don't do these tests, you'll just be placed under arrest at that point. All right. So, these tests are in your best interest. >> Okay. >> All right. So you see this >> like that. >> Put your foot like that. >> So your foot is off line. >> All right. >> Okay. So you're touching >> on the line. >> I understand you're on the line. >> Yeah. >> But your feet have to be straight. You're off to the side like that. All right. They got to be straight. Just like this. Right there. Okay, this is the starting position. I don't want you to move from this position while I explain the test to you. Do you understand that? >> All right. So, from the starting position, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps, counting out loud. On that ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps, turn in the opposite direction, and take nine heel to toe steps. It's going to look something like this. Okay? One, two, three, all the way to nine. On that nine step, you'll take a series of small steps. Turn in the opposite direction and take nine heel toe steps. One, two, three, all the way to nine. Okay, I want you counting your steps out loud. I want your steps touching heel to toe. All right, I want you to stay on the line. All right, got it. >> And your arms directly at your side. All right. Do you have any uh any questions? >> I guess not. >> Okay. Once you begin the test, don't stop the test until you conclude it. All right. >> Okay. If you have no other questions, you may begin the test. >> 3 4 5 6 Check it out. >> We're okay here. >> All right, you're good. You can come right back over here. All right. >> Call my lawyer. I'm not asking you any questions or anything like that. These when when you sign for your license, you agree to the state that you're going to perform these tests, right? Do do you want to you want to do the last test or >> honestly? I just like I would like to call my lawyer. >> You'd like to call your lawyer? Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do is just place your hands right behind your back. Okay. >> You're going to be placed under arrest at this point for suspicion of DUI. >> Okay. [Music] I get it. >> Do you have anything on you that you're not supposed to have? >> No. >> Okay. Um, out of the car, what do you need? Do you need your cell phone, wallet, stuff like that? >> Cell phone, wallet, that would be great. >> Okay, we're going to walk right over to your car. I got to search you real quick. All right. >> And uh where's your where's your phone and your wallet? >> Right. Right inside there. >> Right in front. Yeah. >> Okay. Um do you have home keys that you need or anything like that? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, we'll grab all that. >> She's being arrested for driving while intoxicated. She did not perform the test adequately. [ __ ] >> I can't. That's hard to do in like real life if you really think about it like that. Like really, can you do that? Like I can't do that. >> I I get it. I get it. It's your friend. It sucks. >> But it it is what it is right now. >> Yeah, I get it. I understand. >> So, she's going to she's going to be afforded the opportunity to provide breath samples. >> Okay. >> If she's not intoxicated, the breath samples will show that. She'll be released if not but she's refusing to do the last cell. >> What do I have? >> Who does this car belong to? >> This is she belongs >> this she's the registered owner of the car. >> So like what do I have to do here now? Now now it's getting serious. >> So now so you also can't drive. Is that correct? >> Yeah. Well I could drive but it's fine if you don't want to. I'll do whatever you want. I'm I'm I will apply to whatever you want, but I just want to make sure everything's like accurate, good, you know? >> Yeah, >> I got so and I'm a nurse myself. >> I like know how things work and I my ex was actually a lawyer, so I kind of know about this. >> Okay. >> So, I I understand. I just I I'm not disagreeing with you guys. I understand. Do you do you think your boyfriend could come and pick you up? Are you able to get a ride out of here? >> My boyfriend probably could come pick me up. Yes. What you do is so you're not going to rain. It's just >> I mean it's not raining. >> If you could tell it's not raining but it's fine. We're going to go with that. You're going to say it's raining. Okay. >> I'm going to call my boyfriend. That's completely fine. Slide right in here. Try to get your left foot in first. one female. >> No, we have a contact. >> I was letting you know that. >> Yeah, I I know. I know the laws up there. >> I know you do >> the rules. >> So, she needs her phone and her wallet and >> I could I could get her phone. I could get her home keys. Can you come pick me up? I'm Breeze getting rest here because they >> do you know where her >> just make sure you have a key for >> you want me to start record >> we're right in front of >> come pick me up so I'm going to do that first and then I will sit this situation. >> I need her car keys now. I don't >> I understand that care about your Okay, you're rude. Thank you. >> So, >> can you No, he's being rude to me. >> The man told me I could get her stuff. >> Okay. And she spoke to me. >> Okay. And I'm telling you, yes, I can. And that's fine, but I need somebody to pick me up. If he's not going to let me drive her car, stop. >> No. Okay. >> I don't want to talk to him. He's >> okay. What is your first name? >> My name is Kaylee. Thank you. >> Kaylee. >> Yeah. >> So, what what's going to happen is because she's the owner of the car, it's going to be impounded. >> Yes, I understand. I understand all of that. Okay. >> I get it. But he doesn't have to be >> that we can bring it back to headquarters. >> I know. I understand. I'm going to get her stuff, but you told me to call my boyfriend. So, I'm telling him the situation so then I could get the stuff out of the car and everything. >> He knows where I am. He has my location. >> Okay. I don't know where the kids are. That's what I'm trying to find out from her. >> Can I get his name, please? The one that's back there. >> No, in the back. >> I understand. >> It's It's officer. >> Understand? No, I understand. >> No, you're nice, but he's not very nice. >> And You know him like I know. He's really nice. >> You could say that. >> Can you just Can you look at my location? >> And then I'm going to figure out >> You're on Broadway. Right. >> You're right on Broadway in front of >> There's a uh open something here. >> You have gloves on. >> I don't know what that is on her side. She doesn't have anything on her. Yeah, >> that's her. >> Can you get her ID? >> You grab her >> one of you guys. >> Anybody got a light? >> ID her. >> Yeah, >> you want to ID me? >> Yep. >> That's fine. You can ID me. >> I don't like >> That's her purse. >> Yeah, I think that's her purse. So, I didn't know if she if uh also law needed ID if we had ID from her. And there's doesn't appear to be keys in there for the >> Is this your container or hers? >> It's mine. >> Yours? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Is this yours? >> No, that's not mine. >> This is garbage. >> No, I took that. Thank you. >> That's not mine at all. I don't know where that came from. >> Here's my ID. >> Thank you. Yeah. [Music] Well, I could stand here too, right? >> Yes. >> And watch him. >> You can stand over there. >> Okay. >> You're you're you're with you're with >> fine. 12 hours. >> What's that? >> I I can't hear you. >> Should we do with the cooler? It's completely filled in gears. I mean, are they open? >> Yeah. >> Leave them in the car. >> Yeah. >> I mean, what are you going to do? She can transport closed alcohol. >> Yeah. >> As long as it's not open. >> This stuff's not opener. >> Yeah. No, I know. We're going to put it back in the car. Is there anything else in the car? >> Should I write her then? >> If you want to. It's up to you. >> That's hers. >> Yeah. I got the key. >> The key for the car is in here. Okay. >> Don't touch us. >> I'm so sorry. >> Why are you sorry? Don't be sorry. >> It's our sister. He was an onest. Which you're not you're not worried about that spit on the straw. Has my spit on that. >> Are you going to jail tonight? >> Well, I don't I'm just confused on why. >> So, it's it's illegal to have an open container of alcohol in a car. That's all. >> Yeah, I know that. >> Just evidence. It's basically just a piece of evidence. And listen, you seem like an absolute sweetheart. So just stay in that frame of mind. >> All righty. Where you from? >> Do you think that um upon her release your boyfriend will be able to come and pick her up? >> Yes, I will come. >> So she has her cell phone, right? She obviously >> No, I have to check because I can't check anything clearly. >> Did Did we get her cell phone for her? Uh, >> stop talking. Just shut up. Stop talking to me. >> Not her. Not you. Her. >> Can you just make sure you get We have her. >> Did you get her phone? >> No. >> She was running the show over there. So, I I didn't get anything. >> Where Where is your phone in the car? >> It's in my bag. >> In the black bag. >> Front seat. >> Oh. >> Oh, you have her phone. >> You hiding it on us. >> Yes, I have everything. I just want to make sure cuz she We're going to >> I grab everything. >> We're going to call Kaye. No, we're going to take it. >> No, we're going to take your phone so you can call her later to come and get you. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> You need your phone. We all depend on our phones. Unfortunately, I couldn't remember any numbers. >> I don't know if my name It's a weird name, so it's different on my her phone. Maybe. >> Do you want to check and make sure? Is it okay if she checks to make sure? >> What's my name on your phone? So when I call them >> I need here. Give me your face. >> My brother H. >> I know. I know. >> I mean you can call your brother. >> I'm going to call Hait. No. Hley's her sister. >> No. Her brother's horrible. >> See? Yeah. No. No. No. >> Come. Give me your face. Give me I need to see your face for a second. I just need >> I'm going to call Mr. Lavo. It's going to be okay. >> I'm going to call him. You're fine. Um, >> just want to make sure she can get get to you. >> Just so we have somebody coming. That's all. >> This is Should I give you my phone number? >> I can write it down if that's easier. >> Fine. If that works for you. >> Oh, then here. You can do this. I know my own phone number. >> Listen, just explain. >> Are you >> I know about the open. I'm giving you a warning. >> Thank you. >> You would be coming back. >> Thank you. What? So what is your >> Okay. All right. So we got it just so Wait, where am I meeting you? Sorry. >> So we're going to call you. She's, like I said, she's going to come back to headquarters. She'll have the opportunity to provide breath samples. >> They do like the breath sample. They do it like twice, right? Or something like that. And then you hold her in the cell or she won't go in the cell for for just a DWI, but we'll it's just a paperwork. It takes a little bit of time. >> It takes like about an hour and a half >> a little while. Yeah, we'll as quickly as we can get her in and out. >> Got all her stuff. >> She has her phone. >> Her phone's here. Her wallet's got the keys for the car. >> My phone's >> Yeah. No phone so that you can call me. I'm come pick you up. >> And I'm call Hale. Okay. >> Not right away. >> No. Yes. I will. >> You ready? >> All right. I'm just going to close the door, sweetheart. >> So, as soon as we know she's going to be, >> you know, 15 minutes out, we'll call you. You can come and or if you can't, maybe you can we'll figure somebody else. >> No, no, >> sorry. Miles 1491 149 doesn't matter. Yeah. [Music] get towed. We have a duty toe. >> Oh, yeah. Which toe? >> Well, we don't we don't release that till the morning. No, we know. I mean, if you're standing here when they get here, you'll know, too. >> Yeah. >> But, but typically we don't because >> when people find out, they call the tow company in the middle of the night and they have to come in the morning. So, tomorrow, what time is it? It's like 1:00. So, say 1:00 in the afternoon. She can come in the headquarters, we'll sign a release for her, and then she can take that to the towyard, get her car out. So, it kind of doesn't matter where where it is right right now. >> Better than a Monday than a Sunday or >> at least at least they'll be open. >> Saturday. Yeah, Saturdays they're not open. >> You have to be freezing right now. >> Yeah, I am cold. That's why I'm so sorry. Just to say, >> are you from as well? >> I'm not I'm not a sack here. He was just asking him. >> Could this be your uh >> Is this your Is your boyfriend Does your boyfriend drive a truck? >> Yeah, he's uh a Ford. >> Yeah, >> a Ranger. >> Yes, Ford Ranger. Thank you so much. >> So, >> so we'll call you >> for the call. >> Yeah, you can wait for the call. You can I I mean, I don't know how far away you live if it's just in 5 minutes. >> He lives in Paran. >> Yeah. So, I'd say go maybe go back to the house. Just give us an hour or so. >> Okay. >> We'll give you a shout as soon as she's ready to be picked up. >> Thank you so much. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You were great. >> Thank you. >> You got it. [Music] >> Yeah. [Music] [Music] You wearing shorts under this? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And you don't have anything tucked up, right? >> Nothing. >> Okay. I'm just going to patch you down on the back side of my hand. Okay. And you have anything tucked up in here? >> No. >> You got nothing in your pockets? >> No. >> I'm going to transfer to you now. >> All right. You can slide right in there. Try to get your left foot in first. Awesome. Okay. Well, it's going to be the officer and on camera. No one's going to steal. >> No, cuz then they have to deal with me and it wouldn't be pretty. >> So, all right. >> And then you can see everything from here. Okay. It's going to be towed. >> Yeah, it's under >> the >> Yeah, it's just going to be towed. That's it. >> It's under the I know. I know, right? >> So, it's state law that we have to enemly because then I guess for the rest of the week I'm just going to get No, you can have it out by tomorrow. No, no, you get out by tomorrow morning. >> It's just held for for 12 hours to make sure you're sober when you pick it up. That's all. That's that's the ruling behind it, so to speak. >> All right. >> But please ask questions. We'll answer them for you. >> I just know >> things that I've seen like people are just like >> No, no, no, no, no. Actually, the the guy who does it is a retired police officer from our department. So, extra special care. >> This is Dville. >> Um, can I ask? >> Ask away. >> Where is it going to be towed to? >> Um, next town over, which is Rockaway Burrow. I'm sorry. Um, but um, where is this going to get? >> Um, it's called Marter's Towing. So, before the tow truck leaves, I'm going to get you all their information and I'll provide that to you before you leave. >> I just I don't want extra. Forgive me. I know. >> No, no, no. It's okay. [ __ ] Our so >> we don't judge. That's not our job. >> Going to be like to and with the extra. >> Kaye, I'm so sorry, love. I'm so sorry. >> You guys aren't sisters, are you? >> No. >> Okay. >> Basically, so that's why I'm like >> close friends. I get it. >> [ __ ] up. >> I know. and I apologize, but at the same time, >> I'm so sorry. >> Okay, it's not a big deal. You're not you're not being arrested for anything criminal. Okay. All it's motor vehicle. >> I guess I am. >> No. No. It's just there's only two things we can arrest people for for motor vehicle wise. One is DWI and the other's for driving while suspended. But that's a it's neither here nor there. >> Driving while suspended, >> which you're not you're not suspended, so don't even worry about that. Yep. Well, great. The other thing is just fabulous. >> And I'll I'll Are you going to jail tonight? No, you're not. Are you going to go home tonight? Yes, you are. All right. We just have to find somebody to to pick you up. Nah, not that long. >> It' be an hour or so. Officer Law is pretty good. And we'll help him out. >> And listen, you seem like an absolute sweetheart. So, just stay in that frame of mind and it'll get done even faster. >> Okay. >> All righty. Where you from? Roxberry >> Sakasa area. >> Yeah. Lovely, huh? >> Just lovely. >> Well, Roxberry is a big town. >> You got what? You got Sakasana, you have Roxberry, you have 17 different >> all in one. >> We got her cell phone, >> Kayie. >> Uh, we got her purse. >> So, >> oh, wait a minute. Is your phone in your purse? >> Did you get her phone? >> No, it's in the bag. >> Where is your phone? >> It's in my bag. >> Oh, her bag's right there in the front front seat. >> I have her phone. >> Oh, >> are you hiding it on us? >> Yes, I have everything. >> I just want to make sure you have it. Kayie, take my phone. >> No, no, no, no. You should bring it with you. >> No, I have it. No, we're going to take your phone so you can call her later to come and get you. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> You need your phone. We all depend on our phones. Unfortunately, I couldn't remember any numbers. >> I don't know if my name's >> your name, man. >> On my phone. >> I want to check and make sure. Is it okay if she checks to make sure? >> What's my name on your phone? >> So, when I told them I need here, give me your face. >> My brother Hilly. >> I know. I know. I mean, you can call your brother. >> I'm going to call him. No. >> No. I don't want my brother. He's a piece of [ __ ] >> Oh, >> yeah. >> Come give me your face. Give me I need to see your face for a second. >> I'm going to call Mr. Leo. >> Yeah, we're gonna call him. >> Um, make sure. >> Yeah. Just so we have somebody coming. That's all. That's probably the hardest part. >> I can write it down if that's easier. >> I just hate this. Like, why is this such a big thing? >> Listen, you made a mistake and that's all. All right. If I told you that I never made a mistake, I'd be lying to you, okay? So, let's just chalk it up to that. Nobody's here to judge you or anything like that, okay? You're a human being. >> Everything is like the full judgment. >> No, it's believe me, that's not our job. I see it. >> The whole thing is if it was your daughter like you would she would have been off and like everything would >> Oh, no no no no no no no no. Those days are long gone, my friend. >> They're not gone. >> Oh, they're gone. Trust me. I've been doing this for 22 years. They're gone. >> They're not gone. It takes a little bit of time. >> It takes like an hour. >> And what kind of a father would I would be allowing my daughter to get into that situation? >> Forget a police officer. >> It's a short trip. >> They gave you my phone, Kaye. >> Yeah. No, no, they have. >> Yeah. So, you can make a phone call later. Okay. >> All right. >> I'm going to call him. >> Okay. >> Not right away, please. >> Yes, I will. >> Officer Lawyer, are you ready? >> All right. I just got to close the door, sweetheart. So, as soon as we know, we'll call you. >> He's a uh >> alcohol test operator, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No. Okay. All right. All right. Let me go back and do what he has to do. If you guys want to, I can stay with the car. One of you can stay with the car. It doesn't matter. >> Stay. Yeah. >> And now, where's the car going to? >> It's going to No, no, no, no, no. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Which toe? >> Well, we don't we don't release that till they're morning. No, we know. I mean, if you're standing here when they get here, you'll know, too. >> Because usually they call the tow company in the middle of the night and they have to come in the morning. So, tomorrow, what time is it? It's like 1:00. So, say noon. >> She can come in the headquarters. We'll sign a release for her and then she can take that to the tow get her car back. It's kind of >> It's just a >> Yeah. And we'll give you all the information. >> Sunday or Saturday. >> That's right. It is. It's only Tuesday now. >> Saturday. Yeah. Saturdays they're not open. >> You have to be freezing right now. >> Yeah, I am cold. >> I'm cold and I have layers on. >> Sorry. >> Are you from Roxberry as well? >> I'm not I'm not a sassier. He was just sassy and I'm just a little sassy. >> It's okay. your >> the sassiness. >> It it it collided. >> I collided. That's it. >> You're probably the same. >> Yeah. Uh a Ford. >> Yeah. >> So, one female. >> Um >> I was >> Yeah, I I know I know the laws. That's the the rules. So, she needs her phone and her wallet and her >> I could get her phone. I could get her home keys. Can you come pick me up? Um, Bree's getting rest here because they I'm I'm >> And I'm not going to be nasty. I'm going to be nice. So, I just need Do you know where her keys are before I get really nasty? >> Make sure you have a key. >> Do you Do you know where her keys are? >> Yeah, I'm going to find them. Let me ask her. Can you >> She She said they're in the car. >> I'm going to get them. He told me to call my boyfriend to come pick me up. So, I'm going to do that first and then I will make this situation. >> I need her car keys now. I don't >> I understand. >> I don't really care about your boyfriend. >> Okay. You're rude. Thank you. >> So, >> can you No, he's being rude to me. >> The man told me I could get her stuff. >> Okay. And she spoke to me. >> Okay. And I'm telling you I can. And that's fine. But I need coming to pick me up if he's not going to let me drive her car and he wants me. >> Stop. >> No. >> Stop doing what you're doing or you're going to get in trouble. >> Awesome. >> Awesome. Just uh check that side good cuz What are you doing? I don't know what that is >> on her side. She doesn't have anything on her. >> Can you get her ID? Can you grab her ID? Serge >> or one of you guys? >> Just ID her. >> Yeah. >> You want to ID me? >> Yep. >> That's fine. You can ID. >> That's her first. >> Yeah, that's her first. I didn't know I if you had ID from her. Doesn't appear keys in there for the >> Was this your open container or hers? It's mine. >> Yours? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> That's from >> They let you walk out with this. >> This is garbage. >> No, I took that. >> Here's my ID. [Music] officer. All right. I can stand here >> and watch him. >> You can stand over there. >> Okay. >> Before you end up in handcuffs, okay? So, stop doing what you're doing. What should we do with the cooler? >> What should we do with the cooler? It's completely filled. What should we do with the cooler? It's completely filled with beers or state side surf. >> Nah. >> Yeah. >> I mean, what are you going to do? She can transport closed alcohol. Yeah, >> as long as it's not open. >> Yep. >> Yeah. No, I know. We're going to put it back in the car. >> Is there anything else in the car? >> Right here then. >> It's up to you. >> That's hers. >> Yeah. What is that? You got the keys? >> No, I don't. We don't judge. That's not our job. >> Kayie, I'm so sorry, love. I'm so sorry. >> I'm so sorry. You're not being arrested for anything. DW [Music] pick you up. the registration card. >> Yeah, I got everything. Sorry, babe. >> Did you get her phone? >> No, >> she was running the show over there, so I I didn't get anything. >> Where Where is the car? >> It's in my bag. >> In the black bag. Fox12 39313 >> we're going to call Kaye. No, we're gonna take >> No, we're gonna take your phone. We can call her later to come and get you. >> All right. >> We all depend on our phones. Unfortunately, >> I couldn't remember. >> I don't know if my name's >> your name on my phones. Do you want to check and make sure? Is it okay? She checks to make sure. >> What's my name on your phone? >> So, when I call them here, give me your face. >> My brother. >> I know. I know. >> I mean, you could call your brother. >> I'm gonna call now. Give me your face. Give me I need to see your face. >> I'm gonna call Mr. Le. >> Yeah, we're gonna call him. >> Should I give you my phone number? >> Okay, that'll be fine if that works for you. Just explain the repercussions behind a open container in a car. >> I know about the open. >> I know I'm giving you a warning. Okay. >> You You would be coming back to court, right? If I issue that. >> All right. Where am I? >> She'll do like the breath. They did it like twice, right? [Music] >> It tastes like She's got all of her stuff. >> She's her phone. >> Phone's there. >> I gave you my phone. >> Yeah. No. No. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Okay. >> Not right away. >> Yes, I will. You ready? >> Yep. >> 80. Transporting that female. Starting mile 14911 14911. Yeah. >> Negative all around. >> 200 ending miles is plus one. You can close out.