So this is cars in park, right? [Music] Yo, >> you got two on board. >> Yo, wake up. >> Took us a while to wake you up. You You're sleeping behind the wheel. Your speech is slurred. You're slow. We're telling you the car's turned off. You turn the car on. Turn it off. Turn it on again. You got an open bottle of liquor on the on the passenger floor. >> Oh my god. Because I already have a DUI. >> You have a DUI already, you said? >> Yes, please. I will walk home. I will literally walk home. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. >> I do not understand. >> September 11th, 2022, 3:29 a.m. Officers driving up North Broad Street spot a blue 2021 Mitsubishi Outlander parked half on the road and half on the sidewalk, blocking a driveway at 1480 North Broad. In the driver's seat, 32-year-old Vanessa slumped over the wheel. A male is asleep in the passenger seat. When officers open the doors, a strong odor of alcohol hits and an open 1.75 L Magagro tequila bottle is on the passenger floor. Vanessa wakes up confused with red glassy eyes and keeps trying to restart the car until officers take the key fob. Backup arrives unsteady and leaning on the vehicle. She says she's coming from a birthday party and had been drinking. And that's where tonight's field sobriety tests begin. Tell me if this car is in park, right? >> We got two on board. Trying to wake one of them up. Yo, police, sir. Yo, wake up. Police, you okay? You wake up your girlfriend or what is this? You wake her up? >> Yes. >> What's her name? Just turn the car off. Turn the car off. >> Hey, what's going on? Where you guys coming from? Where you guys coming from? >> What's up? >> Bravo Yankee out at wagon for 11 2025 street Hollywood. >> All right, receive. Is there a unit that could assist us here? Is there another unit available to back us up on the top? >> All right, Miss Step out the car for a second. >> Miss, leave the car off. >> Leave the car off. >> Just step outside the car. Turn the car over. Where's >> the key to the car? Should be a fair walk onto the sidewalk, please. >> Just walk over to the sidewalk for me. >> Yeah, just hang out with me for a second. >> Stay in the car. >> Can you just walk over to the passenger side, miss? What's your name? >> Maseras. >> Bas Okay. You can't be driving if you're drinking. >> Where you coming from? Took us a while to wake you up. I had to open your door to wake you up. >> You're coming from home or you going home? >> No, I'm going home. >> Where are you coming from? >> A birthday party. >> Okay. >> Was there alcohol involved at that birthday party? >> Okay. All right. Listen, because of the way that we observed you in in the the driver's seat >> and the way that you're reacting, we're going to have to do a field soriety. All right. >> It's your bottle. >> All right. Give us a second. All right, ma'am. Mommy. Ma'am, >> do me a favor. Hang up the phone for now. Okay. >> You got to hang up the phone. >> Ma'am, do me a favor. Hang up the phone. Okay. Hang up the phone. >> Hang up the phone. We're going to do a field sobriety test. Okay. As of right now, you you were sleeping behind the wheel. The car was in park at least, but you were sleeping. Looks like you're intoxicated. You're talking slur. not sleeping. >> You were definitely sleeping cuz we pulled up right next to you. It's on camera. Okay. >> So, listen. Right now, we're going to do a fuel soy test. Check for intoxicants. You had an open bottle of liquor on the on the passenger floor. Okay. >> It took us a while to wake you up. Your speech is slurred. You're slow. We're telling you the car is turned off. You turn the car on, turn it off, turn it on again. So, we're going to do a field sobriety test. Okay. >> Let me see the phone real quick. Put the phone right here for a second. Okay. Come over here. >> She got shoes. >> Do you have shoes or no? >> No. I took them off because I'm not joking. What else? You got Are you taking any medication that would prevent you from doing this? >> Yes, I am. >> What kind of medication are you taking? >> I just take um Tylenol and I'm definitely off of >> You take Tylenol, you said? >> So Tylenol? >> Okay. Do you have any kind of injuries on your legs, hips, anything like that? >> Just my back and my side and my left and my right. >> What do you have? >> Just definitely my daughter just jumping on my back. >> Okay. So nothing like nothing medical right now? Nothing medical, but more so just taking care of yourself. >> Okay. All right. So, look, I'm going to demonstrate the test for you before you do it. Just watch me and listen to what I'm gonna say. Okay. >> All right. So, the first test that we're going to do is called the onelegged stand. Okay. After I explain it to you, I'm going to demonstrate it and then I'll tell you to do it. All right. >> Sure. >> Okay. So, the onelegged stand pretty much you're going to stand just just be standing there. You're going to have one foot up about few inches off the ground. You're going to look at your toe and you're going to count out loud. 1 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 10 100 You're going to continue counting until I tell you stop. Okay. >> All right. >> Do you understand the test? >> Sure. >> Okay, you can go ahead and start. >> Hands at your side. >> Hand off the car. >> Hands at your side. You're going to hold your foot up. Go ahead and start. >> So, just say 1.0000. >> Did you Did you understand my directions? >> You said 11,000. >> I'm going to demonstrate it one more time. Okay. Listen. >> Okay. You're going to be standing there. Hands to your side. Okay. >> Okay. >> You're going to lift one foot up off the ground. You're going to be looking at your toe and you're going to be counting out loud. 1 1,00 2 1. >> I do have one ankle. >> Okay. So, lift that ankle up then. Use that foot to lift it up. Right. Don't >> Let me Let me finish explaining first. >> Dancing. I did. >> Okay. Can I finish explaining first before you start? >> You said ankle. So, put your leg put your leg down for now. Put your leg down for now. >> Sure. >> So, you're going to lift your one foot up right off the ground. Look at your toe with your hands at your side. And you're going to count out loud. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100. Keep counting till I tell you to stop. Okay. >> You understand? >> 200,000. >> You can't be touching the car, ma'am. >> I have one bad ankle injury. >> So, don't lift that ankle. >> 17. >> Okay. >> You can't touch the car, though. You have to be standing on your own. Hands at your side. >> There we go. >> You're still touching the car, man. >> I'm not. >> You are. Your your whole elbow's in the car. >> Ankle. >> I know. Lift that ankle up then. Use that leg to not touch the ground. >> Move over here. >> Okay. Come over here to the side. Come over here to the side. >> Go ahead and start. >> Yeah. Literally, I have one bad ankle since like ninth grade. >> Okay, that's fine. Start right there. >> So, okay. One bad ankle, >> two ankle, two >> That's not That's not what we're counting. >> Four, five. >> All right. You You can stop. That's fine. So, I'm going to do >> seven eight. >> You can stop. That's fine. >> Okay. >> So, we're going to do one more test. Okay. It's called the walking turn test. All right. I'm going to demonstrate it first and then you'll do it after. Okay. >> Please. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you're going to start off with your left foot in front of your right foot. Hands at your side. Okay? >> You're going to walk in a straight line, counting counting out each step. Don't start until I finish telling you how to do it. Okay? I'm going to demonstrate it first. You're going to count all the way nine steps. Then, you're going to pivot, turn around, do the same thing back. Okay? So, I'm going to demonstrate it for you. You're going to go, you're going to start one, two, >> three, four, five, six, 7, 8, 9. You're going to pivot around. Okay. >> Don't lift your right foot off the ground. And then you're going to go back. Same thing. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. The entire time with your hands at your side. Okay. Go ahead and start. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >> Okay. >> Nine. >> Is that what you were saying? >> Sorry. Okay. All right. Put you under me. >> I'm placing arrest for suspicion DUI. Okay. Driving under. >> You have any shoes in the car? Let me see this real quick. >> Let me see your hand real quick. >> Can you put it down for me, >> D? Stand over here by the car for me. >> Yeah. >> Can you call my father or >> We'll bring your phone. We'll bring your phone with you. We got you. >> I'm going to pat you down so you can just stand over here. >> Sure. have anything open, right? >> That's just her phone right there. Yo, can you just grab it? It's on top of the car. >> Where's your uh where's your wallet and all that kind of stuff? You got it right there, honey. Okay. >> Give me one second. >> Good. >> Yeah, she pocket. >> Okay. All right, ma'am. Come right here to the back. >> I'm going to call my father. >> We'll let you call once we get to headquarters. Okay. >> But my thing is unless I call Elizabeth. >> What would you call Elizabeth? >> They call Elizabeth. If I call my father, they can pick me up in hillside. >> Yeah. You're not going to Elizabeth. You're on hillside. >> Okay. >> All right. Just take a seat. Watch your step. >> And your brother cuz my brother's in North. >> Okay, that's fine. We We'll get somebody to pick up after. >> We'll we'll um have you call somebody. Can I Can I get my bag right now? >> Yeah, we're going to bring your stuff. >> It's going to be brought with you. You can't have it on your person while you behind. >> This is what her house keys. She's your right. >> Uh, I didn't see if she was. I'll double check this. I think she is though. >> Yeah. This is your car, Vanessa. Okay. Like I will literally walk home. Like tell them I will leave the car here and I will walk home. >> Well, we have to tow the car. >> You have to tow it? >> Yeah. For John's home. >> Oh my god. Because I already have a DUI. >> We have a DUI already. You said >> yes, please. I will walk home. I will literally walk home. I will walk home from here. I will literally just walk from here. Please, please, please, please, please, please. I'm trying to be a real estate agent. Is my brother going >> Is my brother okay? >> I can't hear you. >> Is my brother okay? >> 602 602. >> Is my brother okay? What >> is my brother? Okay. >> Where is he going? >> Where is he going? >> 1723. 1723 >> cuz he wasn't driving. Where? >> Good thing he's going home. He doesn't want to come with us. So, >> okay. >> 19. Who's this registered? >> Believe it's going to be ours. Sergeant, >> right? Yeah. >> Yeah. Affirmative to restrict the female. >> So now what do I do about the So since we're in a vehicle that >> I said so what do I do about the 37 tickets that I've been getting under my name that's not under my vehicle. >> You have I can't hear. You have to speak up. >> Hey, just give us like 2 minutes. We're about to go inside. >> Sure. I No, I was just wondering cuz I was just wondering. I've been calling Hillside Police Department for about 4 weeks and nothing's been happening. So, I was just wondering what's the big what's going to be the difference between me calling those Police Department between myself? I was just wondering. So, now before I get to Elizabeth Police Station, can you call my father? >> You're not going to Your dad was your dad was uh over there on scene. He just pulled up. >> Oh. You going to do all that? >> Yeah. >> Do one. >> You already know Lion King is more. >> You see this real quick? >> Yes. Let's go. >> All right. Let's go inside. Step out. >> Step out. >> Yeah, you can step out this way. It's already unlocked. The seat belt's unlocked. >> What about this? >> The cuffs don't come off till we get inside. >> Can you help me? >> Okay, I got you. Got it. It's all right. Good. All right, >> I'm good. >> Just one second. One second. >> Check the car. Make sure you didn't leave nothing. Don't forget nothing. >> All right, let's jump. >> Run up the steps. Watch your step. Put it away here. Stand here on a second. All right. I'll be right there. >> Dude, headquarters, can you print out for the borrow of that vehicle, please? And the vehicle info. >> Put your hands on the wall. ponytails again. Sit on the bench. You left hand or right handed? Stand by one second. Let me get a print out real quick. >> You got that print out? >> Yeah. >> On here anyway, right? Get my key. It's not working. >> I'll get the car info after if anything. Thank you. What was that? We can't let you have any of the property right now. Okay. You can't like use the phone or anything right now. You have to do go through some some of our paperwork and then we'll be able to make a phone call. >> 19. You can clear me from North 55 and >> uh 215 and 232 out here waiting for the andy's been picked up. >> What's your current address, Miss Reyes? >> Your current address? >> Hollywood Avenue. 315 Hollywood Avenue. >> Is there an apartment or is this a house? >> It was a house. I used to live in um city, but my baby father was trying to kill me, so I had to go back home to my family. >> I got you. What's a good phone number for you? >> Okay. And please feel free to put in there that I was saved off of the state troopers saving me off the side of the highway being killed. >> I got you. >> Put it in there. >> You're still working at the uh Brown LLC? >> Sure am, sir. >> Okay. Single, married, divorced? >> No, single. On the side of the be >> and today was my survival day. Where were you born? >> New York. >> New York. >> I wasn't able to find him and then he ended up moving to North Carolina. >> What's that? Oh, the print out. >> Thank you. You're amazing. >> Thanks, D. [Music] >> Can you do the standard statement first? >> Okay. Uh, we need we need the paper, right? [Music] >> Go get that thing. Come back in. >> Do you know where that the printer is for the standard statement or no? >> I know it's like little HPD forms, right? >> What's up? >> HPD forms. I think the standard statement >> there. It might be in that book as well, but is it over here? Sure. >> It's not good. >> Huh? >> You got a 20inut? >> Not yet. I need the paper. I don't have the I have to print it out. The uh what is it called? >> Is it on? >> Okay. Yeah. >> What's up? 602. Can you start a 20minut observation? Can I have the time, please? >> Copy. >> What's up? >> How many t? >> What's that? >> Two >> for this. >> Two right now. >> One drop. Mas, I got to read you a form real quick. Okay. Can >> I have a question? >> What's that? >> Okay. So, originally originally I had a situation where there was a situation where there was a man that came to my house to my neighbor's house. >> Okay. >> And just ripped it apart. Just, you know, ripped it apart. Not my problem. But he ripped it apart. But they haven't Hillside has not been able to find him. >> Okay. He continues to threaten my mother's house. She's like 50, 60. >> Mhm. >> What do I do from there? >> She's going to have to come and make a report with that for her. >> He continues to do that. No. >> Okay. Well, she's going to have to keep making reports >> and then Well, there's if they're still trying to find them, they're still trying to find them. I mean, I can't >> They can't find them. I can't find them. >> They're probably has a warrant now. >> And there's many. >> Yeah. Whenever they see them, they'll they'll >> whenever I need police contact and whenever >> No, it's not how that works. All right. Right now, we're going to deal with this. Okay. right now. So just just listen to me quick. Okay, >> I am >> all right. So the this police officer show me the following. Okay, listen. Number one, you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated NJSA 39450. Two, the law requires you submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. Number three, a record of the taking of the breath samples including the test results will be made. Upon your request, a copy of the record will be made available to you. Four, after you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or your urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an interlocked ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in an independent in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as the refusal to submit to breath testing. Even if you agree to take this test but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit the breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> I do not understand. Are you saying that I can have an attorney attorney straza? >> So that right here mean that I do not have an right. Listen. Number seven. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. So, will you submit samples of your breath? >> No. >> No. >> I would need an attorney, right? Is that what you're saying? >> No. I I just I just read it to you. >> I would need an attorney. >> Will you submit >> ultimately? Don't you need an attorney for anything? >> Listen. Listen. I'll read it to you one more time. Number seven says, >> "You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath." So the question number nine says, "I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath?" >> One question, you don't have a right to have an attorney for any under any understanding and you can only do a sobriety test. You have >> I just told you I just I just told you this is about giving. I don't understand. I'm just trying to understand. >> This is about giving samples of your breath. >> You don't have an attorney to do a sobriety test. You don't have to. >> No, you don't. >> You don't have the right to. >> You don't have to have an attorney present to do a field soriety test. >> Have public res. >> What's the Yes or no? Is the is a question. Will you sub? >> I just don't understand, sir. >> Okay. So, what do you want me to read you again? >> Number seven again. >> Can you please read it to me? So number seven says you have no legal right to have an attorney, physician or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Okay. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit to breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test, or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit to breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples of your breath? >> Is that the state of New Jersey or >> I'm asking you, will you submit the samples of your breath? This is New Jersey. >> Is New Jersey in in entirety? >> So, what's your answer? Can I request your permission as a police officer? >> I don't have I don't have any advice for you. I just have to answer the question. >> I do not need to submit I'm reading I'm reading you the s the paper from the state >> as a state of New Jersey. >> So urg this is New Jersey attorney general standard statement for New Jersey. >> I I do not understand. I cannot. >> So you won't Okay. >> So you're refusing to blow. >> I don't understand. >> You don't need an attorney to blow into a machine. >> What he is telling me is that that I have to comply to a certain thing for me to breathe into something to get me in trouble. >> So listen, I I I read you I read your I read I wrote down your response already. Okay. So look, your answer is not acceptable. >> You also have a I do >> and I understand what you're telling me to say. Do you want to read it yourself? >> You're reading it to me and what I'm telling you is >> I I read I read the same thing to you. Seven >> and I'm also not arguing with you. >> Okay. So, what's your answer? Will you take the test or not? >> I do not understand what you're saying. What I'm trying to say is I do not comply under the reasoning of that. I do not understand what you are saying and I'm asking you to repeat yourself. You are complying with this and I still do not understand what the reasoning is. Which part don't you understand? What part? >> He's telling me that I need to do a breath advisor under the understanding of the fact of blank. I do not understand. >> So look, I'll read it to you one more time. It says here, you have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. Do you understand that part? Continue. >> You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Okay. >> Sure. >> Okay. So, number nine, I asked you, I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit to samples of your breath? And you told me, I don't understand. I will not provide. So, that's what I wrote on the paper. Is that is that your final answer? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, I have to read you one more thing. So your your answer is not acceptable. The law requires that you submit samples of your breath for breath testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with refusal. Now I ask you again, will you submit to breath testing? >> No. Okay. Thank you. >> I think it's three of them. Three different ones, right? >> Yeah. You remember what they are? >> Um he has he has it written down. It's November >> 205. >> Take this. >> Just uh ask why. He has them all written down, I believe. >> What was that? >> You need to use the bathroom. Uh let me see. >> 602 to uh Officer Lewis. He still in the building. >> She needs to use the bathroom. If you could take her, please. >> She'll take you. Okay. No problem. >> No, it's okay. That's fine. >> I just we we have to read these forms to you. You have to jot down your answers. That's all it is. It's >> just part of our paperwork that we have to do. So, whatever you want to answer, it's at the end of the day, it's up to you. >> Yeah, she is. We have to do the what? 20 minute alteration first or finish that off. >> No. Okay, that's for that, right? Actually, yeah, you're good cuz she she's not submitting samples. So, it's okay. >> Do you have the ticket? >> I do. Uh, he's writing the refusals now. >> Okay. >> I do need the one for the uh, do I have to send them to my directly yourself? >> What do you need to know? >> Do you directly? >> Send what? >> The tickets. >> The tickets. >> No, that's something you would do. What? You would you would call him up and show him your tickets and then he would call for discovery here for records available. >> I have to ask you some stuff. Are you a registered sex offender? >> No. Okay. >> So, you got to do all the uh all the DWI forms and then call up somebody to take it right. >> After that, read the Miranda. >> Yeah. We didn't fill those out. >> We didn't even fill those out. If she's refusing for this. >> Yeah. I mean, you can still ask her if she wants to ask you the question. She says that's why I was out today. >> Then just write up, you know. >> I was crying. I was crying cuz he beat his daughter up. That's 11. That's why I was out. So that's why I was out today. So you can put him down. Maris Kennedy all the way. There's my phone on the way, sir. >> In a little bit. >> Um, I actually didn't jot it down yet. What do we have on here? Let me see. >> 55 sounds about right. >> I say she's about a buck. >> Buck 60 on here. So, probably >> whatever you got on there. >> Yeah. 55160. So the questionnaire forms since she's refusing on here, she might not even answer everything else, right? >> Yeah. Just do the Miranda first, you know, and then you can ask her that stuff. >> Where's the thing on here? >> There's a Miranda >> implied consent form. >> No, no, no. Miranda form here. >> You could even find it in the uh in the >> It's not on here, right? >> Go to community server. >> Term server. term server. Yeah. And when you go into uh this uh community, you just look for uh just type in Miranda form. >> Oh, >> I always read the this first >> and then the cuz then I flavor that. >> Yeah. >> I don't understand. I will not. >> She said she said I don't understand. I will not provide. And then I was like this one. Yes or no? She said I was okay. Is that is that uh >> sometimes you don't even have to ask for this but uh >> I said if if she refuses to read the bottom one word >> does not respond or gives any any ambiguous or conditional answer shorter than yes the answer is not simple that's fine I've never played with them either it's just I read this you want to get samples >> and she kept asking me she's like well I don't understand so I kept writing reading over number seven cuz that's the one that she's asking about and then eventually >> this is so small in here. >> HPD forms. >> Why do they write the deal so small on this ticket? >> Yeah. I don't know why that that format is so You need You want me to read it out to you? I have it over here. >> Oh, I got it. >> This one right here, right? Why is it printed out like this? >> Is that 205 or six? >> Uh, let me see. >> Almost had a fight with that guy down there. >> Yeah, two. Really? Yeah. >> This one right here. Right. >> What's the case number? >> Uh 22-36165. >> 36165. >> Mhm. >> This one right here. Right. Serge. >> Yeah. She doesn't want to talk. She doesn't have to. And then you just say, "You don't have to answer any of those questions." >> Yeah. Let me read this. Give me a witness first. >> A witness first. >> All right. I'm trying to read read you something real quick. All right. So, go ahead. >> Before we ask you any questions, you must understand your rights. Okay. >> My rights is that my daughter got to beat the [ __ ] up. Hillside didn't do [ __ ] to [ __ ] save her [ __ ] life. Her [ __ ] baby father is still [ __ ] running around. Y'all still ain't [ __ ] him. Y'all still >> I understand you're upset about that. Okay. I'm sure they're doing ahead. Read it to him. Read it to him. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand this? >> Read it to him. >> So you're You don't want You don't want me to read you your rights? >> My rights is to what? That you're going to continue? >> No. I'm trying to I'm trying to read your rights. >> While my baby father is still out here whipping [ __ ] asses in my building. >> I'm just trying to read your rights. Okay. >> Okay. Cuz I wanted to have a couple of shots before I came home while he doing what? Continue. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand this? >> Yeah, I understand that. Yes, I understand. [ __ ] Go ahead. >> All right. Anything you say can and won't be used against you in the court of law, ma'am. >> Anything you say can be used against you in court. You understand this? >> Do you understand this or no? >> Do you understand this? >> I don't understand. >> No. Okay. >> No, sir. >> You have the right to talk to to a lawyer and have him present while you are being questioned. Do you understand this? >> Yes or no? >> I understand that y'all. >> Yes. willing and ready to have a grown man be a 2year-old and not find him. >> I'm not I'm not here. I wasn't there for that. Okay. >> Find him. But you're willing and ready to prosecute me for nothing trying to get home. >> Let me read it to you one more time. >> So where is the pro of a rapist? >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present while you're here >> being questioned. Do you understand this? >> Hillside has done nothing and a rapist. Absolutely. fill this out at this point. >> No, I just say refuse to >> Okay, no problem. >> Uh, so don't even open them up, right? >> Yeah, I won't even bother. Just write. Make sure you write in the narrative. >> Gotcha. >> Do you have to take numbers after? >> I'll probably do this what tomorrow >> do all this tomorrow. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Uh, we got to call her. Yeah. How you did the toe? I'm guessing. >> What's up? >> How we did the toe already? >> Uh, I hope so. >> What's the expiration for the regge? >> 11. No, 11:25. >> Okay. >> Uh, >> potential. >> She's refusing to answer this. Um, you mind calling her dad while I put this in real quick? >> Yeah. >> Pick you up by >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Where is it? I don't even know. >> I don't even know. I have his number. I don't I don't know. This boy light king and he was out on his [ __ ] but he trying to act hard up in here. Huh? Y got a whole L king up in this [ __ ] sweating on y'all [ __ ] He trying to act [ __ ] up. Oh, all right. So ready for y'all. No prec >> everything else we just fill out by hand and then submit it with paper. Get the [ __ ] out my face because let me tell you what. Let me tell you what. Let me tell you what. My baby father >> beat my father done beat my then he done did the most >> what the [ __ ] hillside did for me [ __ ] but y'all need to so so so so comply comply for y'all [ __ ] and y'all ain't even help a 2year-old [ __ ] [ __ ] out of here [Applause] observations thank Spanish don't stick together, [ __ ] That's a lie. >> Let me tell you, Spanish ain't [ __ ] [ __ ] lie. You represent like we together. We not together. >> How we have the other guys info or no? >> How we have the other guy's info? >> I think you got it. >> You got it. Can I put it down here? >> You know Mr. Wood, >> Mr. Williams address? >> Okay. Mr. Williams. >> Oh, I don't know who that is. >> I don't know my mother's number. I don't want my dad's number. I have my old dad's number. >> Yes, sir. >> How you doing? Is this Mr. >> Hey, how you doing? Officer >> 36165. Uh, yeah. 36165. >> Appreciate it. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> God bless. I love you guys. Did you run once? >> I know. I met your dad. I've met your dad before. >> Which one? The Yeah, this one. name. >> He's a very nice >> over there. >> What they wanted to bring us up? >> Yeah, that's what this was. Oh, >> he got picked up after by the deck. Open container too, right? >> Actually, did you put in the context? >> I I did. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Uh, yeah, I think so. He took it down. I didn't I didn't write this. >> Just right. Yeah. Just so you know, all the simmons that you issued, you should put in your purse. Okay. >> All right. >> I have a court date. So, just >> they're all You could just probably contact them and then just let them know that with those substances they might be able to do it all together. >> Okay. Thank you. >> No problem. side has been able hasn't been able to find my baby father since the last time that was two years ago. So if he appears anytime between time now attention I think that's it. Just have him sign all this stuff so you can put it on there. >> This this is garbage. Yeah. And then this is this one. We need this one to shred. That's that's theirs, right? >> Uh quite a bit. I got to check. I'll look tomorrow. >> That's good. See, great. >> Yeah. Then he has a sign. >> This is Well, wait. Once you get his deal and put it on here, I'll add him to this. Where's the car info? It's not here, is it? Give the print out or no? >> What's that? The >> car print out. Did it give it to you or no? >> Here. >> No, it's not here. He probably has it over there. Dang it. >> I was just going to so I don't have to flip back and forth, but it's all good. I'll just go back and forth. >> Oh, well, you're right. >> Wait. Oh, put him in her first purse. It's whatever. of course. >> You could take me out for a long time for himself. >> So I have a question. So like let's say Hillside has a warrant on someone right >> and then he beats up his mother in another state that they just be waiting. >> Well, whatever happened to other state, the other state would take a report for it and then >> and that's it. They just take a report. I mean, if they get arrested there, then we could possibly >> they arrest him and they and then they don't let Hillside know that they arrested him. So then what do they do after that? >> If if they didn't know they had a warrant, then he would be >> released. But Hillside was the original report and Hillside did nothing after the fact that they found out that he was arrested in another host [ __ ] state >> and they never found him. But now Hillside got to continue to be aware of what Well, if we if we didn't know that he was arrested there, then they couldn't really because I called them. I let them know that they was arrested in another state and all they said was, "I'll let them know. I let them know." So now what? Son of my mother is in danger. My father's in danger. I'm in danger. We just just living in danger and hillside is what >> if the other agency arrested him and he had a warrant for Hillside, they would have contacted us. >> They didn't though. >> So now what? >> I can't tell you. I mean I they they were supposed to reach out to us so they didn't >> listen. >> Can I can I can I answer your question? >> Can I answer your question? >> If they released him then we don't know where he is anymore so we can't pick him up. >> So then when I called y'all and I told you where he was released from to pick him up from and why he was locked up from and none of that happened. Now what? >> I don't know. I wasn't there. So I couldn't tell you what they did or didn't do. >> Because you are a part of this. >> I was not a part of this. I was part of this incident but I wasn't part of that one. No, this incident has nothing to do with my question, >> which is why I can't answer your question. >> Part of your division. So, I'm asking part of your division. Now, what happens? What do I do? >> I can't answer that question. I just said because >> Okay, y'all let y'all let me go. Boom. I'm sleeping. Next day. Boom. Now, sir, Mr. Hill, >> I can't answer your questions because I don't have the answers to those. Y'all, y'all can never >> I can't prevent what's going to happen if I don't know what's going to happen. >> Good night. >> Yes, sir. >> Y'all going to continue to type [ __ ] in this [ __ ] computer and never >> If you need us, call us. Okay. >> And that's all y'all ever said. Call you. Call you. And we'll be there. Get there 20 minutes after our new [ __ ] All right. Thank you. >> I'm just going to get that to I'm going leave now, too. I'll do tomorrow the rest of this tomorrow. >> All right. You want you want to bring it over to him? >> Yeah. >> Exit out of this. >> I see you like this. [Music] >> Y don't pull up that fast. I'm Thank you. >> Have a good night. >> Thank you. >> Have a good night. All right. >> Yes, sir. No problem. God bless you. >> Thank you. Three activating that most picked up by her