Is she at the curb? She haven't had her headlights on since >> I saw behind Yeah, behind me. That's why I turned off. >> Do you hear what I said? >> No. >> Did you hear anything go through? >> Oh, no. >> 31 1065. >> There you go. So, the reason why you're being pulled over tonight is for two reasons. The first is your headlights aren't on. Your lights haven't been on the Yeah. >> I'm so sorry. I turned them off. Um, they should be on auto. >> On what? Auto. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm just know that's one of the reason why I stopped you. And the second reason, when you turned here, you hit the curb. Did you see that or no? Did you Did you How many drinks did you have tonight? >> Maybe three. >> Maybe three. Okay. She had maybe three drinks. What were you drinking? You have to recite the English alphabet >> backwards. I not backwards. No, I would never. I would never. It's from the letter A to the letter Z. All right. With a definitive pause in between each letter. You can't group the letters or sing the alphabet. You may begin. >> A B C D E H I J. >> Around midnight on April 16th, 2023, Stephanie Coley was leaving a bar called The Boatyard in Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey. She had drunk some vodka there and was now heading home in her white Toyota SUV, but she did not know that her mistakes would land her in big trouble in just a few minutes. As she drives down Route 35 south, her car's headlights are off and she is unable to see the curve on the side of the road properly. The rear wheel of the car hits the pavement and she fails to maintain the line. This is the moment when police officer Kavanaaugh notices her and decides to stop her car. [Music] >> Someone hit the curb, right? >> Yeah, she hit the curb. She haven't had her headlights on since >> I saw behind Yeah, behind me. That's why I turned off. >> Yeah, she ran the uh So, I'm waiting till he gets me back. I'm trying to make this This mic isn't working, which is strange. Right. If you just click the button, it should come on. >> It should turn on automatically. >> Yeah, I know. >> Cuz it's on here on the MVR. >> My last stop, it didn't work either, so I uh put in the cat. It buzzed. >> Yeah, it buzzed. But >> whatever. >> Did you hear what I said? >> No. >> Did you hear anything go through? >> Oh, no. >> 31 1065. >> There you go. Okay, >> I'll be Arnold and River New Jersey radio 72 Juliet Mammoth uniform. >> I'm with him. [Music] Okay. >> Beach police one. >> Hi. How are you? >> Hi. I'm not sure why I got pulled over. You're not sure? Okay. Um, Officer Cavanagh, Point Pleas. So, the reason why I'm pulling you over tonight, actually, before I tell you, everything we're saying is being audio and music recorded. I have to let you know since I have a body camera on. >> Okay. >> So, the reason why you're being pulled over tonight is for two reasons. The first is your headlights aren't on. >> Your lights haven't been on the Yeah. >> I'm so sorry. I turned them off. Um, they should be on auto. >> On what? Auto. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm just know that's one of the reason why I stopped you. And the second reason, when you turned here, you hit the curb. Did you see that or no? >> Did you Did you >> Sorry. >> Did you feel yourself hit the curb? It's not the end of the world. I'm just >> No, no, I did. Um >> Oh, okay. So, you did know you hit the curb. >> Okay. Yeah, I was just behind you with the headlights and then you hit the curb and I was like, "All right, I guess you didn't see it." >> No, I didn't realize my headlights weren't on. I thought they were on auto. I turned them on. >> Do you have your license registration? >> Yes, absolutely. >> Um, that may be outdated, but you should be able to look up. Okay. Do you have the uh registration? >> Um >> it's blue or red on top but right there. >> This? >> Yep. See in your left hand? >> I know everything's up to date. I'm so sorry. >> All right. So, this is 11 to 22. All right. Do you have a >> I know everything is up to date. >> Okay. All right. Let's start here. Where are you coming from? >> Um Boatyard. >> Boatyard. Okay. How many drinks did you have tonight? >> Maybe three. >> Maybe three. Okay. She had maybe three drinks. What were you drinking? >> Uh, stoolio and club. >> Okay. So, you had stolio and club, which is vodka, right? Or no. Okay. She had three v basically three vodka clubs. >> Um, what time do you believe your last drink was? >> A half an hour ago. >> Okay. All right. Half hour ago. All right. We already looked at the clock, right? So don't real quick here. Look at the clock. >> Well, because I went outside with my girlfriend. I have a >> No, I know. Listen. So my one of my questions I do ask when somebody is driving and they admitted to having alcoholic beverage. Okay. Is you already know what time it is, but do you know what day it is today? Saturday? Sunday? >> Yeah. What's today? >> I have kids. I have to >> Okay. What's today? >> Saturday. >> Saturday. Okay. And then I do say this to everybody. All right. So, what is your highest level of education? >> Bachelor's degree. I'm working on a master's. >> Okay. So, you do understand the English alphabet. >> I do. >> Okay. So, from the letter A to the letter Z, this is the alphabet test. I'm going to push you through. You have to recite the English alphabet >> backwards. I not backwards. No, I would never. I would never. It's from the letter A to the letter Z. All right. With a definitive pause in between each letter. You can't group the letters or sing the alphabet. All right? So, for example, it would be A, B, C until you get to the letter Z. Do you understand my directions? Do you have any questions? >> You want me to recite that? >> Yes. So, from letter A? >> Absolutely. >> To the letter Z. Um, do you understand my directions? >> Yes. >> Okay, you may begin. A B C D E F G H I J K A L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. >> Okay. All right. Just hang tight here. I'm just back to my car real quick and make sure everything's good to go. Okay. Just hang tight. Okay. [Music] Okay. All right. She had three stolian clubs. Um, her last drink, she believe was about a half hour ago. I'm going to take her out, test her. I got odor and eyes. Um, yeah, I'm going to take her out, test her. >> What was your out about? >> Uh, it was pretty good. She uh she messed up. She put a in there at one point >> in the middle, but she's obviously a little nervous, >> but yeah, three stol. Last one was a half hour. Yeah, I'm going to test her and then uh do your thing and then uh >> go from there. So, >> all right. Yeah, I'm going to pull her out. [Music] What are you thinking? >> Move your car up to the next T like angle so your camera gets it. I'll move my car. The sidewalk is like this. So then we'll do it right the street. >> All right. [Music] right here. [Music] Three on a course. Dead. I'll be out with the RORO and I'll be testing. [Music] >> Copy. Stephanie found out zero left improper operation on the highway 19. [Music] [Music] Can I just see your flashlight real quick? >> Thanks. You want to just make sure when I pull her out that everything's all good to go? All right, miss. What's your first name? >> Stephanie. >> Stephanie. All right. You're just going to step out of the car for me real quick. All right. I just got to put you through a couple uh field sobriety tests just to make sure you're good to go to drive. All right. [Music] All right. We're just going to go right over here. All right. So, what you're going to do is you're going to stand. See where I'm standing? Right here. You're just going to stand where I'm standing. right here. Closer to me. Perfect. All right. So, for >> All right. Move a little bit over. I just want to capture everything on camera, obviously. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, while I'm explaining the test that I'm going to put you through, you're going to stand with your feet together like this and your hands at your sides. All right. Just like this. So, this is the starting position for the test I'm going to put you through. Okay? While I'm explaining the test and demonstrating the test, I want you to remain in this position. >> Okay? Do you understand? I do. >> All right. Feet together, hands your size. All right. The first test is the one leg stand test. Do you have any injuries that would affect your performance tonight? >> Maybe. >> Uh like you can you can tell you can tell me what what injuries would affect you. >> Um my feet never healed correctly. I was in the Marines. >> You were in the Marines. Okay. and your feet >> years and years ago, but my feet never healed correctly. >> Your feet never healed correctly. Okay. >> I had a fracture in my metatarsal and nvicular bones in both my feet. >> Okay. So, that will be taken into consideration obviously throughout the test. Okay. >> I'm up for it. >> Okay. Just letting you know that that that's basically we ask you that just so you know you understand. >> Yep. >> So, for the first test is the one leg stand test. All right. Um, when I tell you to start the test, you're going to raise the leg of your choosing approximately 6 in off the ground with your foot parallel to the ground and your hands are going to be at your sides. As your foot is raised, you're going to be staring at the tip of your foot, your toe. You're going to count 1 1,000, 2, 1,000, 3,000 until you get to 30 1,000. Okay? So, for example, you start with your feet together, hands to your sides. You're going to pick the foot of your choosing, raise it approximately 6 in off the ground, foot parallel. So your hands are at your sides. Raise your foot approximately six inches off the ground. So it's going to be like this. 1 1000 2 100 3 100. Do you get to 30 1,000? >> Can I ask you a question? >> Sure. >> Out of people that do this test, how many actually walk away? >> Walk away? What do you mean? >> As in you're doing the sobriety test? >> Off the top of my head, I don't know to be honest. off the top of my head. >> Do people frequently walk away? >> Yeah. Like I said, consumption of alcohol and operation is all you need to test you for this. So, you consumed alcoh I'm just I'm just letting you know. >> I'm not trying to question your authority. I'm totally about the >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm just letting you know that I'm just Yeah. I'm basically just It happens. I'm putting you through these tests to make sure that you're okay to drive and then we go from there. That's really it. So, do you understand my directions for the test? >> You have no questions right now. Do you want me to hold my foot up >> for 60 seconds? >> No. Okay, let me start real quick. Feet together, hands to your sides. When you raise your foot of your choosing, your leg of your choosing approximately 6 in off the ground with your foot parallel. As you're staring at the tip of your foot, your toe, you're going to count out loud. 1 1000 2 100 3 100 >> until you get to 30 1,000. So, for example, feet together. 1 100 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 1 until you get to 30 100,000 and then you put your foot down and you remain in that starting position I told you to be in. Okay. >> Do you understand my directions? >> I think I do. >> You think you do? >> It's yes. It's a yes or no question. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> Yes. Yes. >> So, no questions. >> No. >> All right. All right. You may begin. 1,00 2 100 3 1 >> Miss So it's with your real quick I'm just saying with your feet together it's your leg extended out like this 1 1000 2 1 See my foot see my leg it's extended what you just did was this >> but I feel like that's not fair I've never been good at balance >> you've never been good at balance again that will be taken into consideration okay >> like even going to the gym I've never been good with balance >> okay like I like I said miss >> put yourself out like this and And then you go to squat down. >> All I'm saying is for the test as I explained it to you >> like this. >> I didn't explain the test to you like that. I explained the test with your hands to your sides, leg of your choosing. This is the third time I've explained the test. And you told me you understood the test. >> I'm trying to understand. >> You told me you understood the test. >> I don't want to be uncompliant. I really don't. >> Okay. >> Please understand that. I'm not trying to be >> I understand. I understand. I never said you were being belligerent. I'm simply asking you to perform the test that I explained to you. Okay. >> I thought it was just a simple lift of a leg and I've never been good at that. >> Nope. It's with your leg extended like this. This is the third time I'm showing you this. Okay. Feet together, hands to your sides. 1 10 100 2 100 3 100 4 100 until you get to 30 1,000. Do you understand my directions? >> I should have it. Yeah. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> All right. You may begin. 1 100,000 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 11 1 >> Okay, miss balance like >> I understand. So also for the test what I told you to do your hands need to be at your sides. Okay, there's two attempts already. All right, this is the third attempt for the test. Again, feet together, hands at your sides. You raise the leg approximately 6. >> Even at the gym, I'm not that great at this stuff. >> Okay, this is the test we're putting you through. All right, you said you understand it needs to look exactly like this. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 until you get to 30 1,000. It looks exactly like that. Do you understand my directions? >> I do, but I feel like it's not fair. Please go back in the starting position with your feet together, hands to your sides. All right, you may begin. 1 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 I can't like I'm not that good with balance. I haven't been ever. Okay. Like I said, I will take I will take I will I will take that into consideration. Okay. >> All right. That was the one leg stand test. All right. The next one is the walk and turn test. All right. Again, I'm going to explain it and then I'm going to demonstrate it to you. Okay. So, the starting position is different for this one. Okay. The starting position for this one with your hands to your sides. It's your left foot forward, your right foot back. Your left heel and your right toe touch just like this. >> Yep. Left foot forward, left heel, right toe. Hands to your sides. Just like this. Remain in that position as I explain and demonstrate the test. Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Okay. So, for the walk and turn test. >> M. If you feel more comfortable without the flip-flops on, you can take them off. >> If for it's for the walking purposes, if you feel like you can walk better without the flip-flops on, >> thank you. >> Mhm. >> All right. Just go back in the starting position. I just told you. Left foot forward, right foot back. The heel and toe touch. Yep. Perfect. All right. All right. So, what you're going to do, all right, is you're going to take nine paces forward. When you get to your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps around and take nine steps back. And while you're taking nine steps forward, you're going to count one, two, three, four, until you get to your ninth step, series of small steps, and turn around and do >> series of small steps. >> I'm going to show it to you. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, for example, feet together. >> Yeah. >> So, the starting position is left forward. So go back in this position. Left forward, right back. Left toe and left heel, excuse me, and right toe are touching. Hands are together. I'm going to take nine steps forward like this. It's going to be one, two, three, four. I'm doing four for demonstrating demonstration purposes. When you get to your nine step, series of small steps, series of small, series of small, series of small, nine steps back. One, two, three, four. When you get to your ninth step, you're done with the test. It's nine heel totoe steps forward, series of small steps back, series of small steps. Sorry. Turn around and take nine steps back. Their hands at your sides counting out loud >> at my side. >> Yep. So, you need to be put in the starting position right now. So, yep. >> Left heel, right toe. You're in the starting position. Don't start until I don't start until I advise you to do so. Okay. So just remain in the starting position so I can go over here so you can begin the test. All right. Do you have any questions for me? Do you understand my directions? I >> think so. >> All right. You may begin. Count out loud. >> Three, four, five. Where was I supposed to get to? >> You said you understood my directions. >> But you've been giving me a lot. Okay, let's try this again. Just take it. Come on. Let's go. >> Guys, >> listen. Left foot forward, right foot back. >> What's the count? >> You're going to take nine heel totoe steps forward. Nine heel to >> nine. And then I turn >> and take nine heel totoe steps back. Please go in the starting position. I'm giving you a lot of leeway right now. Go back in the starting position. Okay. Answer your sides. Do you understand my directions? >> No. >> No. What do you not understand? >> The turn. >> The series of small steps. >> Yes. >> So you get to your ninth step on that. >> You take a ser when you get to your ninth step. For example, nine right here. Series of small. Series of small. You're pivoting with your left foot like this. >> But you didn't say how many. >> It's a series of small steps. However you need how many you need to take to take turn around and take nine steps back. I just know that everything is very technical. I wasn't sure if there was a certain amount. >> Okay. Well, I just answered that question for you. >> Do you have any more questions? >> I don't think so. >> You don't think so? It's a yes or no question? >> No. >> You have no questions? >> I'm not trying to be our member. >> Okay. >> So, remain in the starting position. When I advise you to start the test, you're going to do the entirety of the test and then >> at nine. >> Nine. Series of small steps >> and nine. >> Yep. The second you start, don't stop until it's finished. All right. Do you understand that? >> I do. >> All right. You may begin. Count out loud. >> Four. Five. 6. 7. 8. 9. Does it matter what way I turn? One. Two. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Okay, you can turn around and go back in the original starting position with your feet together and your hands to your sides. All right, feet. Nope. Just like this. >> On top of each other. >> Just like this. >> Very confusing. >> Okay, you're just going to you're just going to mess things up. >> All right, you're just going to remain in that position. Okay, and Officer Algret is going to help you out. >> Do you wear glasses? >> No. >> Contacts? >> No. You have any injuries to your head or eyes? >> No. >> Okay. >> Can you just shine? She's He's going to shine the light in your not in your eyes. On your face. Just a Just like that. Is that in your way? >> No. >> Okay. Can you see the tip of my pen? >> I can. >> Okay. What I want you to do is follow this with your eyes and your eyes only. You're not going to move your head. Okay. >> You understand? >> I do. >> Okay. What we're going to have Okay. Just tuck your chin down a little bit like this. Nope. Not not that much. Yep. Same thing. Follow this with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. I'm going straight up. >> You're going to lose sight of it. That's okay. Just keep following it. All right. Do you understand? >> Yes. Okay. [Music] One more time. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Six. Mhm. And UGM. Oh yeah. >> All right. You're just going to put your shoes on real quick. >> Not like crazy. >> Put your shoes on real quick. Feet. >> All right. This is the last test, right? Just turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're being arrested for >> DWI. >> 33. >> Yep. >> Need your cell phone. >> 31's going to have a female. 41. >> Four and a half. >> I'll grab all that. We'll need a 17. >> Uh, is there anything else on your vehicle you need besides your phone, wallet, purse? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. You're going to turn around with me. All right. And we're just going to go back to this patrol car here. All right. See where it says 188? You're just going to face that real quick. Is there anything on your person that would stick or prick me? >> Absolutely not. >> No. >> So, listen. So, what I'm going to do is there anything in your pockets? I got to take them out. Do you have any makeup or wallet or anything like that? >> Anything in your pockets that I would need to take out? >> Nope. >> All right. Use the back of my hand just to make sure there's nothing here. Nothing in the waistband. Nothing that can stick or prick me. >> No [ __ ] down there. Nope. >> Those are out of >> necklace on and anything like that. >> Have a necklace on. >> Okay. Like I said, we'll take care of that when we get back to uh back. All right. >> Good. Do is you're just going to miss. Where are your keys in here or are they somewhere in the car? >> No, they're console. Okay. >> All right. You're just going to take a seat in here. All right. seat. There you can see. All right. And our headquarters is right around the corner. We will be back. Just slide a little to your left a little bit. Thank you. >> Cell phone or wallet and purse or >> Okay. This is yours. >> Is there anything in the >> Oh, look. I >> All right. Yeah. >> You have them right now? >> Yeah, they're sitting right on the I just pulled them out. Put them on the console. >> Yep. Terminating body cam. Female 41. 4 and a2. >> 31. >> I'm coming 103. The female 41 101 starting. 25 91.1 one. [Music] All right. [Music] [Music] [Music] 32 I'll be uh out the vehicle from south [Music] >> 33 I'm clear from there I'm on a 65 Five. [Music] Got it. >> I'll be out with New Jersey vamoth 21 Sierra Zulu. I am Arnold in Woodland. [Music] 31. I'm out back. 101 ending. >> 25 91.7. [Music] When were you in the Marines, miss? >> Excuse me. >> I got out. >> Okay. [Music] Beach police one. All right. So, what we're going to do is we're going to swing this up. This is going to be swung. See? Cool. Just slide your legs out. Face that 188 again. The number. Thank you. Got to make sure nothing fell out inside there. Nope. I'm just going to close. [Music] Okay, just follow me. See this door? This officer is We're just going to walk right through here. Walk through here. Watch your step on the left. All right. So, what we're going to do is see the dark gray roll on the right. We're going to walk over here. You're just going to put your back to that wall. Okay. Yep. Right here. Just turn right around and face this camera right here. You're just going to face that. >> Show you the camera. Look to your right with just your All right. You can walk towards me now. Okay. I'm going to take those off and you're just going to sit here. There's just some paperwork we got to go over. All right. Thank you. Just put your hand right in your pocket. Make believe in your pocket. Yep. Now, this is going to go in the front. Good. Just like this. Take this one off. This way. There we go. Perfect. Slide off. Just take a seat. Right there. Now your wrist. This is going to be super loose. Yep. There's slider right here. See this? [Music] There's just some paperwork that we have to go over. All right. You all right? >> All right. I'm just saying I heard the thing moving. I didn't know what was going on. >> Okay. Okay. All right. Yes. All right. This is the Point Pleasant Beach Police Department Statement of Miranda rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer my questions or make any statements. So the waiver of rights here, this is what stating is I have read the above statement of my rights and I understand each of those rights and I having these rights in mind, I wave them and I'm willingly make a statement. So if you read these over again, you understand these. You would sign here and then print your name here. >> I don't know, but I know a waiver. >> Well, these are your Miranda rights. This is just stating this is Do you understand them or >> I understand that, but I remember seeing something on a Tik Tok and as silly as that sounds. >> So do you understand these? And >> I understand them and I don't want to sign. >> You do not want to sign. Okay. Do >> confirm 101 New Jersey. >> All right. Don't sign. This doesn't come back to bite me, but >> I remember seeing something on Tik Tok about 02 [Music] >> 416 >> 16 23. Okay. All right. This is next. All right. This is the new New Jersey Attorney General's Standard Statement for Motor Vehicle Operators. Okay. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated, NJSA 394-50. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of the breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. 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 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 ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be 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 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 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 the refusal to submit to breath testing. This is a yes or no question. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> Can I just ask a question? >> Okay. When you first started that, you said something about how I need to take a a breath sample. >> Yes. >> But while I also retain the right to have a doctor. >> So if you take our test right now, right, if you say you say yes and you take our you go through the you go through the test for breath samples, after that is done and you're released, you have the right Let's see. I'm going to give you the exact Yeah. >> Why? It's confusing like what doctor is going to come out right now. >> Says no legal right response taking breath test upon your request. So this is number 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 selection take independent samples of your breath, blood or urine for independent testing. >> So if you get released from here, you can go to your own physician or someone of your choosing and you can give blood, urine, or independent samples. >> I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] I swear to you. >> Okay. Can we be candid? >> What doctor is coming out right now to do a breathalyzer or a a urine blood sample? >> Okay, I'm just >> That's not very fair. >> Okay, but listen. I'm telling you that these this question was yes or no. You said I have a question. Okay, this is the second time I'm asking you a yes or no question. Okay, I'm going to read you this. If the arrested person does not respond or gives any ambiguous or conditional answer short of an unequivocal yes, the police officer shall read the following. Your answer is not acceptable because you said I have a question. You didn't say yes or no. The law requires you to 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? >> Yes. >> Yes. Can you start the 20 or I'll just >> Are you >> No. You want to just tell him to start the 20? >> All right. Legal jargon and [Music] Do you have anything in your mouth? >> Beach police. >> Anything like that? Like you mind open your mouth for me? Let me check. Can you lift up your tongue for me? Perfect. >> Got a complaint over at the DHL. Caller thinks it might be a party and he hears glass breaking over there. >> What's the date over there? machine. >> Yeah. Yeah. All right. So, I have these questions for you. All right. What is your occupation? >> I don't have >> stay home mom. >> Okay. >> Are you sick? If yes, explain. >> No. Are you under the care of a doctor? If so, who and the address? >> Excuse me. So, no. >> Are you taking any medicine? >> Do you have diabetes? >> No. [Music] >> Are you injured? If so, where? >> No. It says, "Are your injuries affecting you now?" But you have no injuries, so no. >> It's just never been good at balance. That's the only thing. >> Note any physical injuries or deformities observed. All right. So again, I'm going to read you the Miranda rightites again. Okay, this is at 0 59. >> What are you tied up with? So, I'm going to read these again. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. So again, if you I have read the above statement of my rights and I understand each of those rights and I having these rights in mind, I wave them and willingly make a statement. So >> but that's why it's confusing. Why do I wave rights? >> Well, it's what what these questions are the if you look at this, the questions are what kind of alcoholic drinks have you had? How many? Where? What was the time? These are all questions asking you about the offense. All right. So, I have to advise you of your Miranda warning before you answer these. You can write, you cannot answer these questions. >> And I write does not want to answer and then we sign. Do you want to answer these questions? >> But there was also something in there that said that if I didn't answer, I'd be penalized. >> That was for strictly the breath testing. That's strictly for the alka test for a breath sample. >> See why it might be refusing. >> Listen, I'm just tell I'm reading this verbatim. So >> the refu this this is about the box. This these questions. Do you would you like to answer these questions? Yes or no? >> I don't want to get in more trouble. Like >> it's a yes or no question. >> No. >> You do not want to answer these questions? >> No. Because >> Okay. You Okay. Refuse to answer. I >> refuse to answer. So you refuse to answer >> upholding my landlords. >> So you refuse to answer. Just sign here. >> And then I'll make the time and date or the a note of the reason you perfect to refuse to answer. >> All right. and witnessed by officer Kevin refuse to answer >> alone in this world that I feel like you see so much on TikTok that like >> mainstream media won't show you and >> all right >> get yourself in more trouble than you need to be for silly things >> all right and I know that sounds silly but and I'm Not trying to be deligent. >> All right. This >> Have I not been cooperative? >> Yeah. I never said you were never being cooperative. [Music] >> The utmost respect. >> I just don't want to get screwed for something that could have been avoided. Okay. >> Hey, Joe. >> Grab the one behind the Ford Potty. I got the other four. Boston Arnold. Okay. >> All right. So, we're waiting for the 20 minutes to be up and then after that, Officer Algretto will be in and he will be putting you through the breath samples. Okay? So, for the next however long the uh duration of the 20 minutes is, it is in your best interest to not speak. Okay. [Music] Bring them over here. They're all round up. Copy. Thank you. >> It's Stephanie M. Curley. >> Mary. >> Yep. Stephanie Mary Curley. All right. >> Marie, I'm sorry. easier. >> TH, do me a solid and just grab her property in the car. Thanks. [Music] 33. Where you at? >> Over by the portter body. [Music] Thank you. Do you have a watch on or anything? [Music] Just have to check. Hey, Burger. 1011. Uh, DL's a lot of them. [Music] Go ahead. [Music] [Music] number. >> They're all valid. Yeah. [Music] Okay. [Music] All right. Purse with keys. [Music] key ring. What kind of bag is this? [Music] Coach is the bag. [Music] Tan coach. >> Yep. Tan coach purse. Yes. Cell phone. First aid equipment. Forks pen. >> Took my keys and locked my car. >> Oh yeah, that's what they >> just he has the individual It gets locked into the uh so no one can go to whatever else is on the block. >> No, I understand. Seems like brand new. >> I like I didn't know >> if you press the button you can make them turn off. Oh, okay. >> I appreciate that. >> We opened the door. >> Yeah, I like it. It smacked me in the [ __ ] though. I didn't like that. I didn't I wasn't expecting it. Didn't think anything of it. Boom. But yeah, it's all locked. It's all It's all good. They'll explain everything. [Music] First aid first aid kit kits, straws, pens, lotions, >> ibuprofen. [Music] to mine. >> Yeah, it's yours. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Hey, just note on the screen that they're staying at a room >> 103 and 104. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. I'm not worried about that. might be in there. Um, but yeah, >> looks >> looks normal to me. sometimes. >> Yeah. >> My middle initial >> T [Music] black phone charger. >> Murray. >> Yes, it's Marie. Guys, some [Music] stuff. I care. Forks lotion. Forks lotion. Yep. [Music] [Music] makeup. >> No, I know. I got you. >> Yeah. [Music] >> Yeah. Makeup. More makeup, I'm assuming. Right. Makeup is all this stuff. Makeup. Makeup. >> There's also a pair of tweezers in there. >> All right. Makeup. That's all we got. Makeup and deodorant. Makeup and deodorant. Cool. Makeup. And this is all being recorded. So, if you're missing anything, I'm just letting you know. More pens. Pens and mints. Mints. Pens. All right. All right. So, that's the majority of everything here. This is the important stuff. The keys are going to be this key. >> Yeah. This is going to be right here. What? Yeah, the fobs with them. And then I have a brown Coach bag. This is with >> Yep. >> Is there cash in here? >> Yeah, there's a little cash. Perfect. So, dark brown Coach bag. Dark brown. >> What is that? A wallet or >> Yeah, it's a wallet. >> Wallet. Wallet. >> Yep. Dark brown. Coach wallet. There's cards. Cards. Cool. Cards. Cards. Cards. BJ's cards. Pen. Next level tickets. Concert tickets. >> That's where the wrestling tournament league. >> Oh yeah. Manchester. are active. >> Oh, cool. >> All right. So, we got that tickets, debit cards. Yeah, we only really write down miscellaneous cards and then make sure your debit cards are all logged and your cash. So, you have how many bank cards do you have in here? You got PNC, Visa, debit, debits. >> I think I Yeah. [Music] Debit. I'm seeing four debit cards. >> The orange one. >> Yep. >> Tight. Nine. >> Where'd you get this fourth one from? What's the fourth one? >> Uh >> oh, that's Oh, that's savings. Yeah. savings. All right. All right. Five, six, seven, eight, nine. So, you have $9 cash. Do this for everybody. Five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> More than I have. >> Literally. >> Yeah. I don't care. I don't care. Same. >> Oh, there's quarters in there. Yep. She refuses to answer. >> All right. So, one, two, three, four, 10, 25, 35, 45, 55, 65, 70. 1071 is your final count. 1071 >> $10.71. I haven't changed. >> No, no, no. That's your uh final count. You had nine nine cash. Yeah. >> I had change, but that >> Yeah. Now 10's 71. Here's your final account. All right. Cool. Put that back in your wallets. [Music] back in the wallet. Visa, Visa, Visa, Visa, Visa, cash concert ticket or [Music] one two four tickets. That's right. You >> really? >> Oh, wow. >> Cool. No. >> All right. [Music] Yes. >> Yep. And then you hit the curb making the >> You were actually behind me. >> Yeah. The lights were off and then when you made the right onto Arnold Avenue where we where I pulled you over, you hit the curb on the right hand side. >> That's not >> So we failed to maintain but Yeah, >> that was the original uh that was the >> what? >> Red light to pull me over like >> Yeah, that was the initial uh that was a violation. That was a vi no headlights I saw. Yeah. >> And then you hit the curb. So, >> all right. So, all your stuff is documented on your property. We're waiting on this. Um that's really where we're at right now. You have my book. Do some paperwork regarding the book. >> Hey, what time does this call? [Music] >> 0 56. Yeah. Okay. How much do you give or take? >> I'm not asking. It's the machine asking. I would never ask. Um, [Music] >> regrettably >> 195. >> And then you're about 5'8. >> I am 5'8. >> Okay. >> Unless the shrinking has already started, but I'm 37, so let's hope not. >> No, you got [Music] [Music] What? >> Yeah. more questions. >> Sure. probably annoying, but >> what are your questions? >> So, you guys to my car? >> Yes. >> What if I'm okay? >> Excuse me? >> What if I'm okay? >> Still have to wait uh until noon tomorrow. >> It's 12 hours. Yeah. regardless. >> And then when after >> so after this whole process, we'll explain everything, but basically after the process, there's uh there's something called John's law or if you were going to be picked up by somebody, basically they would be taking custody of you. So if you basically you get picked up by one of them, they have to sign a sheet saying, "Yeah, like I'm responsible for her well-being for the next 12 hours." Like if you were, let's say, whatever, someone picks you up and then you decided to go on like a killing spree. I'm just saying, I'm not saying you would. I'm just saying this is just >> this is new. This is the rule. Yeah. >> The person who signed you out would also be responsible. >> So what if I didn't want to call my husband because he's working 48 hour shift as of tomorrow? >> You don't have to. >> Can I call like an Uber? So that >> Yeah. So Uber can't be John. So >> like somebody >> like even if you give me the breathalyzer and it's below what it needs to be. >> Let's let's do the breathalyzer. >> I understand. >> Hypo hypothetically what? >> Hypothetically if I'm below where I need to be as far as the breathalyzer goes. >> Okay. somebody get comes to get me, >> they still have to sign me out. And like it can't be an Uber. >> Yeah. >> No, >> there has to be somebody that >> you're being Yeah, because you're being charged with driving while intoxicated. >> Even if I get below. >> So the threshold in New Jersey is 08. Correct. But you can be char you can still be found guilty >> after 04. Is that correct, Algreta? >> Alcohol is 04. You can still put 0. >> Think about that. >> You have a lot of questions. So, what else do you need to know? >> All right. I'm not trying to be annoying, but we're sitting here. So, might as well, right? >> Yeah, sure. >> So, 08 is what's not allowed. >> Yes. >> 04. >> You can still be charged. >> You can still be arrested. >> You can still be arrested and charged below 08 because it's not just the breathalyzer. Like this isn't the end all beall. You know what I mean? It's like it's another field sobriety test. Look at it that way. >> I didn't do very good with my field sobriety test because I don't >> I understand. I understand. What I'm saying what I'm saying is it's also you have to take into account operation of the motor vehicle as well. >> So >> and I hit a curve >> every Yeah. All those things are then lumped into that. >> I got a lot going against me. Awesome. >> So here's another one. >> Yes. >> My brain stop. That's fine. >> Regardless of my vehicle, >> what's the ETA on me getting out of here? >> The ETA um regarding after this we have to there's paperwork we have to do. There's things like that. >> I get that >> an hour or so maybe. >> But >> at the very least an hour >> at the very least an hour >> hour. So, I should be home for my kids. >> Is someone watching them right now? >> My husband's home right now, but he's got to work tomorrow. >> What time does he have to go to work? >> He usually leaves the house at 4:30. >> Yeah, that's why I'm saying I don't want to call anybody. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> He's usually gone by 4:30. So, for you not to raise any red flags, you'd need to be home at like 3:30. That's what I'm saying. I'm being like person to person. >> No, I know. >> I hear you. >> I don't want it to get to the point where >> somebody gets involved and takes my kids away like >> where the emotions set in. You see all horrible things on Tik Tok. >> I know. I'm saying my let's do the test first and then we'll figure out how we're going to get you out of here. >> Try to be >> and just keep that keep that in mind with John's law. You would have to find somebody to pick you up. cuz we don't want to keep >> I don't care about that. I just don't you >> we don't want to keep you here longer than we need. >> And I know you're just doing your job and that's what I have in my head and that's why I'm trying to be compliant. But you also see a lot of things on social media where things go horribly wrong. And >> have you read it? That's why I didn't want to sign anything. Like I'm a >> I'm an honest citizen. >> But I don't like come back and bite me. So >> like we said, there's I know your mind's racing right now, but we're just focusing right now on >> we just need you to do this test >> and I get it. >> Do some paperwork and then we'll be working to get you out of here. >> We have things we have to do like you said and that's >> and that's fine. >> That's it. That's just my number one concern like my home >> job. >> Mhm. >> All right. [Music] What's up, man? >> You're What's your first name? Eddie. >> Hey, you should come over. >> You're cool. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just got to uh sign this. Just read that over real quick and sign. All right. Just make sure you read it over. >> Yeah. >> And then if you have your driver's license down here, that'd be great. Thank you. Perfect. So, I'll take the driver's license. Yeah. Just read that over for me and I'll be back in about 2 minutes. Right. >> Sure. Thank you. [Music] All right. This is for you. Whenever I X Yep. So here, here. Yep. And then here. Yep. And you write it over. >> You read it. You read it in. Cool. All right, I'll take that. Give me a second. [Music] This is your property. So, first things first, this is just a property envelope. This is basically explains everything you came in with. Remember, I went through everything on the camera by you signing the top and by you signing the bottom. That's just acknowledging you agree that this is what you came in with and this is what you left with. Shouldn't I see my purse before I sign it or >> Yeah, you can look. Remember, we did it on the camera, but we can do it again. >> No, I mean, but shouldn't I just You can look through acknowledge the fact that I've seen my purse. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You can make sure everything's uh >> in there. >> And then you have a copy of your alco test results right there underneath your registration. And there's also the traffic summones that were issued. and I can explain those in full if you'd like. >> So 29 is not handing me your uh registration. You gave me the old registration. 96 is reckless driving which is always paired with DWI 39450 S3. Fair to maintain lanes when you hit the curb making a right onto Arnold Avenue. Any other questions? That's all. >> That's 88. >> 88 is fair to maintain lane when you made the right. >> What about 50? >> 50 is DWI and 47 is the original uh reason why I stopped you for the headlights. >> Lamps required. >> Awesome. [Music] She has a copy of the You make the copy of the John's law. >> Yeah, I get too. >> He has already >> What's it John's wall? Um just stating that he's responsible for you for the next 12 hours. >> Okay. Um >> you sign there and there stating that this is what you came in with and that's what you're leaving with. >> Um this is you also have to sign on the bottom. This is stating that you came in with this and this is saying that you left with this and then the whole car situation. So in 12 hours um you'll be able to come back to our headquarters. You just have to show proof of the three documents you gave me. registration, uh, license and insurance. You show that to any officer working and then we'll make sure everything's good to go. Then we call the towyard. They say, "Okay, we'll release it." So, you have to come here first and then we'll tell you where it is. So, the reason why we don't tell you where it is now is imagine, you know, you went home and got the spare key and then jumped the fence. >> Not saying you will do that. >> Yeah. And the place is also in town somewhere. So, there you go. So when you come here, you'll be in your car within, you know, five minutes. Your daughter's also outside with your husband and she has no idea why she's here. So I'm just letting you know that we just had him sign something and that's it. Okay? So I'd rather tell you that in person and then if you go outside and see her face. All right? So whatever you need me to say, I could do. say, you know, you fell, you need some help, something like along those lines, we can obviously work with you in that regard. And if you have any questions, you can always give us a call. Obviously, we're going left, left, left. Miss the button, you just open the door and swing out. right out here. Just hit the button on the left and then open. All right. All right. Everything was filled out. Everything was good to go. All right. You guys are good. All right. >> Thank you very much. Have a good night.