[Music] [Music] 268 Long Beach 1065. >> Good. Ninth and bay with jersey victor 14 papa uniform tango. [Music] Yep. [Music] How you doing, Sergeant Daily BJ Police Department? >> I completely understand. >> Just letting you know you're being recorded by a body warn camera. Do you have your license registration proof insurance? >> Absolutely. So sorry. I'm going to give him my driver's license. I'm just trying to like be a good citizen. Sorry. >> That's fine. >> I was like trying to like make like the um need this. >> Yep. Just the license, not your American Express. You hold short. >> No. Okay. >> Probably not married. Oh, >> I know I am married. >> Good. There's your card. >> I love married. I love it. >> Okay. Do you have your registration insurance? >> 274 Long Beach available. >> I'm glad you're afraid. These cops come between me and you. They narrower the ring. And I'm like, "Why don't you guys wear your ring?" They're like, "Oh, whatever." I'm like, "Dude, what are you doing that you don't want to wear your ring?" Um, what am I supposed to show you? I don't need >> registration insurance. >> Where are you heading this evening? >> To um Beach Haven. >> Well, you're in Beach Haven. I >> know. >> And there's only two blocks left. And the reason I'm stopping you, you're driving out headlights. But I had perfect headlights. >> You may have perfect headlights, but but you don't even have them on. They're not even on auto. >> Really? >> Yep. >> And then when I was behind you, you almost hit the curb back there. >> No, I did not. That was like a >> How How much you have to drink tonight? >> Um, not a lot at that local bar. Talk to me. What do you want me to do? >> Your registration insurance. >> My brother is the best cop ever. He's a silly cop and he tells me all these stories and I'm like I'm never going to [ __ ] with the cops. >> You You don't have the registration insurance? >> Um I do. >> And you said you're heading to Beach Haven. Where Beach Haven you heading to? >> Like to um Marine Street. >> Marine Street. That's the opposite direction. >> I'm going to get >> Yeah, it's the other other way. No, I am going to Beach Haven. >> You're in Beach Haven? >> Yeah. >> And if you're going to Marine Street, you're >> I see this right down there. >> Marine Street's the other direction, though. You're going the wrong way. >> Sure. >> I I can assure you. >> I don't know. He's like my brother. I don't know what I got married. Says we married for 25 [ __ ] years. And now I have to deal with all this stupid [ __ ] with girlfriends and like dumb [ __ ] >> Okay, tell me what you want. >> Your registration insurance. Just keep try to look for that. You have anything on your record or anything like that? >> No, babe. I'm like a single mom. I'm like a dance mom. I'm like >> All right. Just sit tight for a few seconds. Okay. >> Do Do you want something? Like I don't know. >> Your registration insurance is what I need. Is the car registered to you? >> Of course. >> Okay. All right. Do you want my like driver's license? Like >> I have your driver's license. Just sit tight for a minute. Okay. >> I was going to be buried for 35 years. >> That's fine. Just take a look for those items. Just sit tight for a minute. >> Okay. I'm staying right here. >> What' you say, Mike? >> Uh yeah, it's I'm going to turn my lights off. Get behind me. >> Yeah. >> Or I'll just put my rears on. I'll get behind you just so we can shut down this lane. >> I'm gonna have to do field sobriety. >> Yep. >> I think I mean unless she can answer the questions right now. I don't think she's doing all right. >> Leaning towards it. That's what I'll grab my gloves. >> But pulled over cuz I am not I didn't follow traffic. I didn't do the right thing. >> Yeah. Where you pulled over by the cops? >> Yes. Did you >> Did you happen to find those other documents? >> The registration, your registration insurance. >> Yes. >> I'm not going to talk to you. Oh, great. I'll I'll call you when I'm done getting arrested. Yes, I am. He's so handsome and nice. >> You can't find those. Once you're done on your phone, I just got a few questions for you. So, >> no, I am going to find them. He's so handsome and nice, babe. I'm going to I'm so mad at you. >> All right. Well, why don't you call him back in a minute and I just got a few questions for you. Okay. Babe, I'm going to call you back. He's very mad. Okay, I'm going to call you back. I'm >> mad at you. >> All right, Michelle, I do smell an odor of alcohol. Does appear that you may want me to get >> in in a minute. So, um, real quick, I just want to ask you one thing. What's your highest level of education that you completed? >> Um, I did proud Conor graduate. >> Okay. completed high school and you're you're famili familiar with the English alphabet? >> Okay. Could you recite the alphabet starting with the letter D and ending with the letter O? D. I think so. Can I show you my picture >> in in a minute? Can you just answer that? >> D E F A B C D E F G H I J K L M O P. >> Okay. All right. You went a little bit off there. So, what I'm going to have you do now, I'm just going to have you step out of the vehicle and we're going to go over to the sidewalk over here. Okay. We're going to do some field sobriety. Unfortunately, >> scared. >> I understand. There's nothing to be scared about. >> Please, please, please, please, please, please. I have like I'm like a mom. I'm a single mom. Look at these little [ __ ] >> Miss, you could show me all that. We're just going to do a series of some tests and that's it. But I got to make sure you're okay to drive cuz if I let you go, >> it's like going right down the road. If I let you go from here, even though there's not many people here, you hit that one person, >> I'm going to be in jail. Okay. So, what I need you to do, I'm going to need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Whatever you need me to do. >> Just unlock the car. >> Absolutely. >> That's so handsome. >> Come on. You want to just grab that and you're just going to over head over to the sidewalk over there. Oh, don't that's like where I >> Okay, come on. >> Yep. Right over here. >> Mike, just have her stand over there. I'm going to turn my lights off real quick. >> 268 Long Beach one out. We can call him right now. >> Yeah. >> Michelle, what I want you to do, I want you to look at me real quick. All right. Do you wear contacts or anything like that? No. >> Any eye surgeries, any issues with your eyes? Okay. What I want you to do is just look at the tip of this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. And you're going to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Absolutely. with your eyes and your eyes only. Just remember with your eyes and your eyes only. >> I messed it up. You're so cute. >> Just Just follow the the tip of his pen. With your eyes and your eyes >> doing it, but you >> you're turning your whole head. Just Just your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. >> You are so cute. >> I appreciate that, but I just need you to follow this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. >> Doing I'm doing it. I'm gorgeous. >> With your eyes and your eyes only. Just follow the tip of the pen. All right. Keep following. Keep following. You okay there? >> Yes. I'm so okay. >> Just Just follow the tip of this pen. You got to follow the tip. >> You went really high. I I know that that you just why you just got to follow I understand you got to follow with your eyes your eyes only real quick. Right up >> that's really high. >> That that was the whole point of that. All right. >> You're super handsome. >> All right. What I'm going to do, you're going to face me. Okay. What I want you to do. All right. Keep your feet together here. You're going to take take your left foot. No, face me. Just cuz you're going to have room. You're going to have to do this. All right. Put your left foot in front of your right. Heel to toe. Nope. Like this. >> Like this? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> All right. Don't begin until I tell you to begin. >> You are making me feel so >> Don't Don't It's okay. >> I am like my anxiety is >> easy. >> Nope. >> Don't Don't begin until I tell you to begin. Okay. All right. Just keep get in this position where your left foot in front of your right foot, heel to toe. Okay. >> I hit Alpha Pay. I'm like, you have to have no ice cream. >> Hold on. All right. So, just get in that position. Keep your hands at your side. All right. And keep them there the whole time. Don't begin until I tell you to begin. What I want you to do is make a series of nine steps counting out loud while you're doing these steps. >> All right. I'm going to demonstrate before you do anything. >> One, two, three, >> three, until you get to nine. When you get to nine, you're going to make a series of small steps, pivoting on the ball of your planted foot and completing nine steps back, counting out loud. One, two, three, until you get to nine. Okay. >> Are you ready? Yep. Just to make sure before we start, do you have any issues with your legs? Any surgeries? Anything with your legs? Okay. Nothing. >> If you understand the instructions, do you understand the instructions? >> I do. >> You can begin when ready. >> One. >> Just make sure you keep your hands at your side. >> Two. Three. Four. Five. And you want me to do what? >> Nine. You got to go nine steps and then >> six. Seven. Eight. Nine. And then run. >> Yeah. And nine back. One, two. >> All right, that's fine. You You don't have to finish that one. >> 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 >> Nope. Nope. That was it. Just nine. All right, Michelle. >> From here, babe. >> You're gonna You're gonna feet together, hands at your side. >> You can do it this. You can face me. Hands together, feet at your side. Okay. What you're going to do is you're going to lift one foot right or left, either of your choice, approximately 6 in off the ground. >> All right. You want to raise your toe to the sky and you're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002. I'm going to demonstrate before you begin. It's going to look something like this. >> Okay? >> 1,00 1,002 all the way until I tell you to stop. Keeping your hands to your side. Do you understand the instructions? >> Absolutely. >> You can begin when ready. >> Okay. So, Oh, hold on. >> That's fine. You can when you're ready. Let me know when you're ready and you understand the instructions. >> I feel like my brother's going to be so mad at me. >> Ready? >> You can begin when ready. >> The eagles are okay. I can't do I don't I could do it. >> All right, Michelle. >> Unfortunately, you're going to be placed under arrest. Okay. So, just turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I don't play you. I'm sorry. >> No, don't back up. Don't back up. Just stay there. >> I'm sorry. >> Now, are you staying with someone locally here? >> Um, yes, 500. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. I love you guys. >> I just got to tighten these up a little bit more. You got very small risk. >> Everything to you. I [ __ ] and I bleed low. I bleed blue to everyone's name. >> All right. We're going to hop in this vehicle right here. All right. >> We'll take care of your vehicle. All right. Just for the time being, you're going to sit in here. Just hop in there. >> Don't worry. I got you. >> I'm sorry. >> Thank you. I'm sorry. >> Just lean back for me. >> Super sorry. >> No, you're fine. It's okay. >> I love you guys. Sixly, Blue, I'm sorry. >> I know it's not comfortable, but it's just a short ride. Okay. I just got to secure your vehicle. >> It's my fault. >> Do you want me to grab the phone out of your vehicle? >> No, it's my fault. >> Well, you're going to need to call someone. So, do you want me to grab your phone while I secure your vehicle? >> I don't even know. >> All right. I'll grab your phone for you. Okay. Just sit tight for a minute. >> So, >> um yeah, we'll lock up the vehicle here. >> Okay. You want me to pull forward so we're not driver? >> Yeah, I got her ID. >> You want me to try and find the reg? >> Uh, well, I'm just doing the uh search of the pedest the uh >> console area here to see if there's any substances related to the DWI here. So, she's got two phones. The one that she was talking on's the one in the underneath the dash and then she's got one in the glove box or not glove box, center console. >> What' you say? >> She's got the two phones. She's got one there and then one in the center console. >> Yeah, I was just looking for the region insurance. That's fine. Oh, what's that? >> Where's there another phone? >> There's a phone there, too. >> No, it's a case. >> Oh, okay. >> Um, >> do we have a key in there? >> Uh, does she have them on it? Maybe. >> She could, actually. >> Um, actually, it doesn't say they're out of the vehicle. >> All right. Well, I got her phone. >> You want me to try and find them and then I'll just meet you back with them? >> Yeah. Just secure the vehicle. Yep. >> Michelle, where's your uh car keys? >> Um in uh like I have like a like a Lululemon like little bag thing. >> Okay. All right. It's in the Lululemon bag. We'll gra we'll grab them. We just got to secure your vehicle. Blue lemon bag. This is black. >> Oh, that's it. >> GNC wellness pills. I think they would be in this. We don't know. Right. Scared the heck out of me. I don't see those keys in here. Mike, >> I have a feeling they're in this backpack, but I don't want to go through it. >> Um, I would say just for the fact we're trying to secure a vehicle. >> We have the right to it. >> Yes. And it's within reach of her area, so there would be intoxicants possibly in that area. >> Sounds good to me. >> I got the keys. >> You got them? >> You can discard that. >> Sounds good. >> Yep. Here. Yeah. Just secure the vehicle. >> Yeah. I'm just going to pull it up forward. And you want me to call for a tow? >> Yeah. We'll get a 17 on it. I didn't see the registration insurance anywhere. >> If it's anywhere, it's in here. But >> yeah, just park the vehicle. You can park it right up here. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Holy hell. >> You warm enough back there, Michelle? >> Crazy. >> That's fine. We We'll get you warmed up. All right. 268 >> I'll be transfer transporting one adult female 41 1024 from my 65 to my 103 1011 starting >> 5561 if you can get a 17 for that vehicle it's going to be at uh 9inth and bay Well, the keys 10 three. >> Um, unfortunately, someone's going to have to come and get you. That's why we have your phone here. >> Oh, it's okay. >> All right. We're just going to have to do a few things when we get back to the station. I'll try to make it as quick as possible. >> It's okay. >> It's okay. >> Sorry. >> It's my own territory. It happens. [Music] >> Like I was so dumb. I was like now in trouble. Like I my little world. I just want you guys to stay safe. Like my brother is a cop. [Music] And he goes through so much every day. I'm like, dude, you [ __ ] struggle and you're like, he his job is legit. Like he has to put on your vest every day. >> Yeah, that is statemandated in the state of New Jersey. >> [ __ ] with him. >> That's my brother. Like every day he's robbed. Like that's why I'm never going to [ __ ] with you guys. Like you whatever. It's my fault. Like you guys are never going to like [ __ ] with me because I did something right. >> That's it. Mistakes happen. That's that's it. >> Yeah. And like my brother like I'm just like it's okay. I [ __ ] up tonight. >> I appreciate you being very polite and cooperative. >> I love you guys. I would do anything for you. I like you have no idea. Like my brother is on that bridge every night. >> Just give me one minute. I'll get you out of the vehicle. Okay. All right, just easy stepping out. It is a little bit high. I'll give you a hand. >> It's okay. I don't want to do anything I'm not supposed to do. All right, we're going to go back up. Oh, we're going this way. All right, >> just wait here. I got to get this door up there. Don't go nowhere. And I'm going to help make sure you don't trip going up the stairs. Okay, >> I'm not doing whatever you tell me to do. I'm doing >> right up this way. Take your time. Don't worry. I got you. All right. Oh, we're gonna go this way. Come back to turn around. >> I'm gonna see you, Bill. >> All right. You gonna be cool if I take the cuffs off and I can put you on the bench. >> I'm not going to do anything. >> Well, stand up, then I'll take them off. >> I might want to uh karaoke, but I won't promise. >> I will do speed. I will behave. I'm sit here. Thank you. >> Hold on. Hold on. Don't twist. >> All right. Just have a seat on there. Okay. I will. Sorry. >> No, you're fine. [Music] >> Once you're done, I want you run in here. I'm going to >> What? >> Yeah. Yeah. I got you. >> Say what? I'll make copies of everything. [Music] No, you don't need to. All right. >> He's going to murder me today. >> I got that camera, son. It's okay. Things happen. >> I love you guys. I don't want anyone to ever [ __ ] with you guys ever. All right, I'm going to go get my phone real quick. Okay, maybe before I read that. Sounds good. Sorry you have to deal with me. >> Like I said, you're being nice and polite and cooperative. We're going to try to make this >> you guys like you have no idea. Like my brother the world like this whole world, my nieces, my nephews, they depend on you guys like The worst thing is like in my business like it's like martial law in Philadelphia like people are like looking the [ __ ] out cuz like there's no law and then they respect police I respect like officers so You wake up every day and leave your kids, your family, your wife to go out and [ __ ] fight this world like insane. I just hope your wife makes you a protein shake. has seen the lunch she packs them. She does. >> She does. >> I'm sorry. I'm just a very big like it's my brother. Like he's amazing. Like I just >> Well, I appreciate your support. I know. >> No, I believe this what I did. It's my fault. >> And it's mistakes. Mistakes happen. That's all. >> I just It's not your fault. Like I can't I'm not going to sit here and be like, "Oh, it's my fault. I'm sorry. >> This printer takes forever. >> I'm going to use another one. >> I don't blame you. >> I don't know what it's taking so long. Could we just call my brother? >> Uh, yeah. We'll give you once cuz he's my sergeant, so he knows a little bit more than I. So, I'm not gonna step on his toes. Um, but yeah, you'll be able to call him very shortly. >> She's so she's a good girl. [Music] Uh, that's J. Roma. >> Oh, that's me. >> Okay. >> Can I answer that or no? >> Uh, like I said, I'm just going to wait for my sergeant to come back. I know we just got a little bit of paperwork. >> Whatever you say. and then we'll get you get you all that stuff. >> Every guy say I am being cool as [ __ ] >> Yes, you are. Not a lot of people are. So, I do appreciate it >> cuz I [ __ ] like my brother like he tells me like so much [ __ ] Like he's really good. Like he he's been a sergeant for so long. He's been um he was down on the train. Like he's done so much [ __ ] Like he's so cool. Like These people don't. There is law. There is rules. You have to follow these rules. You can't just do whatever the [ __ ] you think you want to do. Yeah. Well, they're just trying to [ __ ] do whatever they can. Like, but like my brother's like, "Okay, so we've been told can't stop [ __ ] adolescence." Like, if the parents say they're going to go pick them up and they're stealing cars, like we just be like, "Okay, we're going to release you." Like, my brother is like been through a lot. Like, and he he is a DWI trainer. >> Thank you. >> He's going to murder me. It's going to be so like what would we do without you guys? >> The martial law. What would we [ __ ] do without the cup? >> That's a good question. >> I I know the answer. No. Me and my brother talk that all the time and I feel like my brother he's in the Delaware River Port Authority like so he's like on the Betsy Ross so like okay so you think it's not cool like put your vest on they're coming over you know he's like I'm like great they're coming over to like you think they're not going to like skip Ben Franklin and Wman to come over to Betsy Ross like put your [ __ ] vests on. Stop being like you think your bridge is like not good enough. >> I'm just going to have some questions for you. >> Well, no. Before I ask any questions, I just want to advise you of your rights. All right, Michelle. >> Absolutely. >> Um because we are asking some questions and we have to revise your rights beforehand. >> Absolutely. >> Before we ask any questions, you must understand what your rights are. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we question you and to have them with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, a lawyer will be provided for you. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Anything you say may be used against you in court of law. All right? So, that's your rights here. It just says, "I read this statement of my rights and I understand my rights are. I'm willing to make statements and answer questions. I do not want a lawyer understand what I'm doing." No promises or threats have been made to me. No pressure or coercion of any kind has been used against you. >> I love you guys. Please don't stop ever giving up on us. >> Okay. So, if you're willing to take some questions and talk to us, all I'm going to need is you to sign right there. I'll date in time for you. Okay. >> No, I can eat in time. >> All right. Right there. Then the time be 12:05. 12:06. >> No, 11. >> It's the 21st. Love you guys. Please do not give up on this [ __ ] [ __ ] up world. Please. I know you guys had babies and kids and [ __ ] Don't give up on us. Do you know like the status of police officers that used to like want to be police officers? how [ __ ] up this world is that that they're not gonna be police officers. >> N we we see that we just happen. >> So, we see that firsthand. >> Yeah. Don't stop. We need you guys. We need you guys. >> All right. So, I just got a couple questions for you. Can I get a phone number for you? >> All right. And then, uh, what was the place? Where were you born? >> Hampton. hospital. >> You guys cannot give up on us. And you guys are super young, so you have kids. >> So, you know, you have to fight for our kids. >> Going to come back around. >> It's going to come back around. You said you're going to the AR, right? >> Yep. >> Um, are you employed or in school? >> I am. I'm employed by CLV marketing. You're scaring me because if they find out I'm in trouble. >> No, no, no, they don't. >> You don't reach out to them. >> It's just for the report. So, we just have it. Um, >> yes, I am. I have a very serious job. >> I'm in [ __ ] I'm like I have a very serious job. Um, what's your occupation there? >> I'm in six. >> Okay. Uh, and then do you know the address of it by any chance >> of my company? >> Yes. No. No worries. Are they going to find out? I'm in trouble. >> No, this is all confidential for you. Um, we just have to fill out the report >> cuz like it's brand new and like my daughter college like Michelle, >> what's your age? >> Jesus God, you guys are beating me at 46. >> Yeah, we got a how old? >> 46. >> 46. Michelle, where where was um the last drink? Where did you have that at? >> Um at that Marlin's place. >> The Marlin right here. >> Yes. >> They were super nice. like they did not like it was like a joint. It was wasn't like they were like doing anything bad. This is when I know to stay home. If I was in my own home, like in my own community, I would never have to deal with this. This is scary. >> Didn't have you a sergeant in the thing yet? Perfect. >> I know the computer system takes a little to get updated. >> Sergeant like [ __ ] at home. I would never have to deal with this. It's why I don't see guys like everyone's like, "Oh, give a guy." I'm like, "No, I don't want to date a guy out of my territory. It's too safe in >> um Michelle, I just got some general questions." >> Sure. >> And they're just pretty kind of basic. Are you sick? >> Am I sick? >> Yes. >> No. >> Uh are you under the care of a doctor? No. >> Are you taking any kind of medicine? >> No. >> Do you have diabetes? >> Nope. >> You take insulin? >> Nope. >> Are you injured? >> Nope. >> What kind of alcoholic drinks did you have? Uh like wine. >> Wine. >> Yeah. >> Um and approximately how many? >> Two glasses. Uh before he starts asking you more questions, can I just have you look at this uh camera right here? >> That one right there? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Do you want me to say? >> Uh you say cheese if you'd like, but I just need you to stare right at that. >> All right. And then I just need to take another one of you looking to the side. Either side doesn't matter. >> All right. You're all set there. >> Oh my gosh. This is like I like you guys are freaking me out. Like I'm taking like pictures like bad pictures and [ __ ] >> This is um >> Oh my god. My community. I'm like a small town mom. Like I've run the whole dance studio. >> Michelle, real quick. >> Freaking out. >> When did you have your first drink? >> Tomorrow. >> 4 p.m. >> Yeah. And then they were like so cold. They're like, >> "And when did you finish your last drink?" >> And the Eagles [ __ ] up, but then I don't know. >> The Eagles won. >> I know they won, but like >> it was a close one, but they won. So some probably the time after that game. >> Yeah. Close about >> midnight. >> At the end of the Eagles game. because my boyfriend is the sweetest thing. He has a boat they've like they're amazing. He's going to be happy. >> All right. Did you have anything to eat while you were drinking? >> Um >> and if you did about what time did you finish eating these questions? >> Ask these questions. If you don't want to answer them because I Miranda, you >> know, I don't want to do anything that I'm not supposed to do. I just don't know what to do or like not to. >> All right. Well, we can come back to that. >> I just thought like I love you guys. I'm just going to sleep here and wake up in the morning. >> Oh, no. You're not staying here. We're going to we're going to just attempt one or two things and then hopefully someone local can come pick you up. >> No, my boyfriend is will come pick me up. >> Perfect. Um >> I love you guys. Just want you to stay safe and realize that it's all going to be okay. >> I still got like 20 minutes on observation. So, >> hey, you're good. >> I wrote it on back that >> 12:04. Yeah. >> So, I got 10 minutes. Are you good? You take all that. >> Yeah. >> I'll give you a little heads up. What's coming? >> We're just sitting waiting now. We got to give it a few minutes before I can uh do the breathalyzer. Okay. >> Okay. Should we pray? I mean, you could do whatever you want. We're just sitting here. >> You're making me take a breath of glass. >> I'm not making you. I'm going to ask you to. >> Oh my god. I cannot. My new job is so amazing. Like, life is so good. [ __ ] This breathalyzer could [ __ ] my whole life up. [ __ ] Too much. >> Okay, I got to just watch from the outside, right? >> Why did I start seeing a guy and me? My life was so good. >> Yeah, no worries. >> I'm going to lose my whole life. >> That's not your whole life. I promise you. No, I work so hard. Like I bought my my house. Like I own my house. Like >> Oh my god. I just got to add the later stuff and then >> All right, that's fine. If um >> when I'm in there, if you just want to fill that potential liability out. >> Okay. >> If there's one um we don't have the handwriting, you can type it. You don't have to worry about that. >> Yeah, there's one. >> Oh, I don't mind generating it. >> Let me just start on there. Or does this have to be read first? >> Um, no, that's that's for um who's going to come pick up. >> Oh, okay. Yeah, you're right. >> The only thing I have to read is this for myself to get a >> It was so crazy. You could do a million things, right? and then just do the one thing wrong. >> It's just a mistake. Mistakes happen. That's all. >> I can assure you. >> Oh my god, I'm [ __ ] >> You're never a first person in this position. You're not going to be the last person in this position. >> I make like six figures. Like I really have two kids in college. I am sucked. Don't give a [ __ ] about me. It's like I have two kids in college. One in Texas, one in New York. >> What college does they go to? >> He's at underwater and diaper and he's in Texas. Josh is at um L. [ __ ] I'm >> I don't think you are. I honestly this is this is something that happens all the time. All right, mistakes happen. Any electronics up there sounds electronic. I should have just stayed home in my hometown. >> Where where do you live? >> In Northfield. >> Northfield. >> She's taking home. He said, "Mom, I just want to fly home." I'm like, "Okay, I'll fly you home. I have no business being down here." Yeah. Not many people come this this time of the year. I should say in my own town my own I would never with anything. But you guys I'm [ __ ] glad cuz I doesn't matter where I am. So love you guys. Leave blue. Leave blue. Wake up. Go out. Leave your family. >> Did you know what's going to happen? >> Did you say your son was getting into underwater welding and all that? Oh man. >> See a little bit of a thrill chaser because that's a that's a crazy job. >> He's not really a thrill chaser. like he just he just wants to make money. Like he just wants to um he has goals. >> Yeah, I hear you. That's a good way to do it. >> Yeah. He said ocean. It's only been a week. He loves it. >> So now's he starting like a apprentice ship or is he full-time doing it and now he's just >> he's full time. He's at Ocean Corp. So, like now I have to figure out He has a 529 for my dad. >> So, we was like $14,000 like cuz he needs a helmet and a wet suit. So, we're trying to figure out how to convert that money over to where he could use the money. Like, it's not that easy. >> No, nothing's ever easy. Nothing >> [ __ ] easy. So, like he came at me this week and that's where I feel like I [ __ ] up this week. Like, here I am [ __ ] over the Eagles game. I'm [ __ ] sitting on a jail [ __ ] stupid where I should be. Where to go? You know >> you're not in one of these cells. You're being really cool with us. We don't have no reason to put you in one of those cells. >> If anybody ever [ __ ] with you guys, I would [ __ ] murder them. >> Then you shouldn't come around here in the summer. >> Yeah. Do you understand what my brother did? Like my brother is Jarp. He went down to the train tracks and pulled out a [ __ ] person like who was like he's badass and I he's on the Betsy Ross bridge and like he thinks like nothing's a big deal and I'm like no you still have to wear your vest. He was on the Ben Franklin Deliver. I'm like dude so boring like no you wear your vest. You never know what's going to happen on there. So my brother's DP the cop. So like I'm just like I don't give a [ __ ] Like if you walk out your house and you put on a jacketed vest and you're going to protect me, my children, my life, my family, I got nothing but respect for you. Don't [ __ ] with my military or my police. It's just how we are. I [ __ ] up tonight. And trust me, you guys did everything you should have done. Can't sit here and say like, "Oh, it's like few more minutes and we'll go in the other room." >> [ __ ] probably blow over. I just filled all that stuff for you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then all this is her. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I just making sure. >> Yeah. >> I was going to say I mean we'll see how long it is. I just want to get the box on and >> Yeah. >> go in there, but I want to wait. >> That's what I figure if it's going to be quick if I at least have it written out then >> I got two minutes. But take me about to read this. So once it does >> Yeah. >> I'm Fox. >> No, you're fine. Just a mistake. >> I'm [ __ ] I'm gonna have to get a lawyer. Spend a [ __ ] ton of money. >> All right, Michelle. I'm just going to read this. It's a little bit long, so just bear with me. Okay. >> Okay. Give it to me. Give it to me. You've been arrested for driving while intoxicated under 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 breath samples, including test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record, will be made available to you. After you have provided your 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 breath 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'll be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an interlock device, 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 amb ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit 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 breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> What do I say? >> I can't give you either answer. It's up to you. >> I We cannot tell >> there. There's nothing. >> We can't. >> I say yes. There's no right or wrong answer to it. It's completely your choice. >> I don't know what you're trying to say is. >> Okay. So, I'm going to read this last paragraph. Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires that you submit samples of your breath for testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than I should just say yes. >> I can read this last paragraph because we're already at that. >> I love you. >> Listen, let me just read this last paragraph and then you can make your decision. Okay. >> No, I love you guys. I I I understand. Let me just read this last paragraph and then >> I don't want to waste your time. >> I I can assure you you're not. Let me just read this last paragraph in full and then you can give an answer. Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for breath testing. If you do not answer or answer in anything other than yes, I will charge you at refusal. Now I ask again, will you submit to breath testing? >> Sure. What What What do you guys >> I just need a yes or no. >> Sure. Absolutely. Whatever you guys need me, >> Michelle, just a yes or no. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I Whatever you guys want me to do. >> This is my fault, not yours. I should stay. >> Well, so we can't tell you what to do whatsoever, and we don't want to coersse you into >> All right. We're going to have a seat in the other room. Okay. So, you're going to follow me over here. >> Okay. >> Mike, you come and stand outside. >> You got it. >> Put your lips around this. These are clean. They're brand new. You don't have to worry about it. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Freddy, you guys can like >> We got to wait for a machine to be ready. I know. >> You guys can like tell me if you're ready. I'll fight like All right, I have to wait for the machine. Deep breath in. Follow your bloop. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Going. All right. Stop. >> So, that was good. We got to do one more of those to get a read. Okay. >> The first two didn't count. Enough breath in there. >> I'm done. No. Done. I'm not doing anymore. >> You're not doing anymore, sir. You're refusing. >> I'm just not doing anymore. I just like breathe for you guys. Like, I can't even breathe. >> Well, Michelle, the first one you didn't you didn't breathe. You blow it to the host. It shows me how much I need. >> The second one you barely I need to like talk to someone. I'm doing stuff like >> You don't have a right to talk to an attorney. Now, >> you're required by law and you don't want to You don't have to, but you're going to get an additional charge. It's It's 100% up to you. >> I don't know what to do. Super scared. Got this big job. house. >> You're already charged with driving while intoxicated. >> I do not even drive. I didn't. >> Okay. Michelle, listen. If you do not complete these breath samples, you're also going to be charged in addition with a refusal. All right. So, are you willing to give these breath samples? I don't know what to do. I don't >> I wouldn't worry about that. This is >> All right. You ready? Want you take one deep breath. Blow into the mouthpiece. One long continuous breath. You understand? >> One last one and you're done. >> Deep breath. Deep breath in. Blow. Blow. Blow. Love, love, love, love, love, love, blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. Stop. You're good. You're good. You're good. >> And then you guys just stop me. [ __ ] >> You get charged regardless whether you get the samples or not. You just prevented getting additional charge by providing the samples just like the statement said. I'm going to lose my job. >> You don't know that. >> Oh, I'm going to lose. >> You don't reach out to them. >> You're going to lose my job. >> Your job would only know this if So, I'm going to try 300 [ __ ] [ __ ] I dropped into I just came to watch the game two seconds. >> Michelle, you being cooperative only helps you when you go to court. I think a really big job. I should never I get it. Nothing I think I did is right. Like I should never drove. I just think you guys did not. It's not your fault. It's my fault. [ __ ] up. Not your fault. >> It's like my brother's always like people cops. Like no, not [ __ ] cops. Like you got it [ __ ] up. You broke the law and now you want to >> I said these things are they're just mistakes. Mom, go have a seat in the ocean. We're done here. Okay. And what you can do now, you can uh McCaffrey here will let you use your phone. See if you can get someone to come get you. Okay. Just by state law, we can't release you. We just need someone to come and uh take responsibility for you. Okay. So, you can follow. >> No, don't apologize. It's okay. It's okay. >> And it it happens. Just mistakes. Here you go. Here's your phone. I just got to close that. Actually, would you mind just sitting over there on the bench just cuz I got all confidential stuff. I don't want to get in trouble. Turn this sitting. >> She's calling. All right. I'm going to go fill up some pieces. >> All right. I'm gonna get over there. I got to make a copy of that. >> Sorry, guys. >> No, it's okay. >> Ain't nothing to be sorry about. >> No, I feel bad. I wish you guys didn't have to deal with me. >> Trust me, you were plenty more pleasant than anybody we deal with. >> I know. Sounds good. I'm getting this filled out and I'm assuming I just have the bottom. Do I fill that out online, too? >> Um, >> cuz I could just fill this out later and then just have this on the signed form. >> Yeah, we'll get it one. >> Okay. Is it okay if we use the leaves room? >> Um, yeah. Yeah, of course. Here, I'll show you. >> Yeah. Yeah, you're fine. You're fine. >> Oh, no worries. It's just going to be right through here. All right. So, I just have to just cuz we have you. I'm not going to look, but we have to just leave the door open. God forbid anything happens. But you could shut it just like >> But can I do like that? >> You can literally go like this. That's fine. I promise you I'm looking the other way. We just have to It's It's more of a safety thing. Michelle, are you all right in there? >> No, no, no. No rush or anything. I'm just making sure. Okay. >> All righty. might be a little murder. >> Who are you? Who are you calling? >> I'm trying to get to like my car. Um, so just due to law in New Jersey, your car has to be impounded. So it gets sent to the Southshore towing lot in Stafford Township. My car wasn't even there. >> I'm sorry. >> The Toyota 4. >> Yeah, that's the one you were pulled over in. >> I was and you guys didn't found my car. >> So we have to just because it's um >> You guys are so cute. It's funny. I think it's the name. I can't even remember the name of the law, but it's because someone got back into a car and ended up hitting someone. >> It's what it is. So, like what happens? How do I What's next >> for this? Um, we get you someone to pick you up and then you're you're done. Um, my sergeant over there, he's going to give you just the tickets. The summons are called. Um, and then that is about it as much as we know. I think and I'll verify it with him. I think there's a 12-hour recovery on uh >> but I can walk to his house. >> So, we just have to release you to somebody. I believe I and we'll double check with him too. Um cuz he did say you were on Marine Street, correct? >> Marine? >> Yeah. Okay. And Marine Street's like four blocks that way. We could even drop you off there, but I got to make sure because we might need someone just to sign the potential liability form. That's the only reason. I feel bad. He's probably sleeping now cuz like I already said >> then I'll talk to my sergeant so we can kind of do to try and help you out a little bit. All right. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> No, don't don't apologize. >> Talk to my brother like he's just like he doesn't even know what to do anymore. He's like he's on um he's the RPA so he's in the for he's like thank god I'm he's like Frank he's like they literally tell them let them go don't risk your life like let them go >> yeah the laws are a little bit different than they used to be >> like literally like it's like martial law and not like I don't want to say that I'm like are like to the right. But I'm definitely like repucking. I'm definitely like I teach my kids like my the my boys went through this like stage is like like oh great you guys are kicking the the lawn signs over about cops of the blue. Like what are you going to do when someone's trying to steal your car? >> I think everyone goes through that phase. I've even been through that phase of it. So >> my son had like what are you going to do if someone tries to steal your car? What are you gonna do when someone tries to do this? And they're like, they kind of like got into the fact like that. They realized that like there has to be law. Law is law. This is the way it's supposed to be whether we like it or not. Like I'm wrong tonight. Like I can't sit back and tell you guys, "Oh, you guys are wrong." No, I'm wrong. Like, >> and it's just a mistake. It happens. >> I made a mistake. I made a mistake. But at the same time, like it's not like, oh, I'm gonna beat this guy up because I I'm wrong. I [ __ ] up. I was out. I was drinking. I didn't do the right thing. You know, it's not your fault, his fault. And people like I'm wrong. Like, and I turned down my kids. Like you guys like have to come to a decision where like you have to make decision like okay am I right or am I wrong? I >> mean it happens sometimes. We're wrong. It happens. So, >> well, I mean, what do you guys do and like you're like what? At a point in your life where like like you've you might have a wife, your kids, like but you wake up in the morning, you put your vest on, you go out like and you're leaving your wife, your kids, your life, your mom, your dad, your family, like to protect us. So, like if you're wrong, it's a different kind of wrong. >> Yeah. us being wrong. It's It's unfortunate that it's we're held to that higher standard, which we should be. >> But I know it's like there's bad doctors, there's bad teachers, there's bad all of that. No matter what we come down to, any occupation or what we do, >> there's no occupation that's perfect across the board. people like there is but like if you are waking up in the morning you're leaving your children you're leaving your wife you're leaving your family to protect us like who care what like okay green [ __ ] this sounds really bad [ __ ] cares he's a druggie that was [ __ ] a criminal what was he doing like these men and women were was [ __ ] our >> Yeah, that one's going to >> go get lost in that. >> That one's a little too political for me to even speak on. >> It's just like every day like you wake up, you wake up, take a shower, brush your teeth, put your uniform on. My brother, my baby brother, he does it too. this bulletproof dog with a computer from mine. Can you go down your work? Like that is a different [ __ ] job. Anything anyone does. >> Yeah, that's why some people like it. That's why I like it. I couldn't sit and do office stuff. I get too much ADD. >> Like if I was to tell you like, "Oh, this is your fault." No, this is my fault. I should have never been drinking and driving. I messed up. I didn't do the right thing. Like, this isn't your fault. This is my fault. So, like, because you guys did your job. No, it's my fault. And I could call my brother and my brother call people, but this is my fault. I [ __ ] up. >> Ain't it happens? It's just a mess up. It's not, you know, life alter. So, I'm not going to like call my brother and be like, "Is my brother going to be million?" Like, I don't [ __ ] my brother's night and all this [ __ ] Like, I [ __ ] up tired. I shouldn't be driving. I should stay home. Here I am. can't lose my job. >> Like I said earlier and like my sergeant said, we don't notify him. That that is completely >> Yeah. >> You guys have to stay safe. This [ __ ] world [Music] >> take care of yourself. check your family like like it's different like you can't be like in this mindset of like I'm gonna like you can't be in this mindset of like I'm going to take care of my family be no to protect your family rights life they don't [ __ ] care. >> Um, I got a question for you. You're staying with your boyfriend down here. Is that what you said? >> Yes. >> Do you know what his name is by chance? >> It's um, his name is Jeff Roma. >> Jeff Roma. Okay. Can't say. I do know that. >> And he's on Marine Street. >> Marine Street. >> Is that now? Is he like near the beach? He's like two blocks off the beach. >> Okay. Is he closer to the field or closer to the beach? >> Closer to the beach. >> Okay. All right. I'm just trying to figure out where we might need to head out to. >> Kind of getting pissed cuz it's not answering. >> Yeah. And it's not that late. I felt like if it was like a 3:00 then maybe. But >> they are answering. >> Oh, there you go. He's like the super duper sweetest Can you please pick me up? But where do you think I am? Yes. [ __ ] Jeff. Can you just please take me up? Okay. >> I'm sitting in the PlayStation. You can't drive. He can walk. >> What? >> He doesn't have to drive here. >> The police station is three blocks by >> Yeah. Marine Street about three blocks. >> Yeah. But they can't let me go. They let me go, too. And they're the best. They're the sweetest guys ever. >> Jack, what would you like me to do? I'm going to [ __ ] murder you. You have to walk here and we have to walk back. And these guys are [ __ ] awesome. And they're so cool. >> If he walks here, we'll give you ride home. I know it's cold out. >> Yeah, they are. If he They said they If you walk here, they'll give us right now. But he looks like he's riding the That looks like >> You got three tickets >> instead of six. I only wrote you three because you're being very polite and courteous. >> Instead of six, he wrote three. Those are from my case files. >> Okay. >> Filled out. >> Yeah. I just need his name. >> That's all we need. >> Just get you can drive. >> Let me copy that while we're waiting. >> You're good in here. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm just waiting. >> Okay. I'll let them Don't leave. I'll walk. I'll walk to your house. Do you guys have to let someone release you or can you release me to walk? >> We'd have to release you to him just so so there's a potential liability form just basically saying whoever we're releasing you to isn't letting you in a car tonight. So basically, if you get into more trouble driving, >> [ __ ] go