I'm so sorry. >> We're good. You're good. You're good. >> You're good. >> All right. >> I promise I'm so much smarter than this. >> It happens. I want to pull you here with your glasses. >> I don't care. I don't care. I really don't have to me. >> Where you at? Is it three? >> Unlock this door. >> Hold on. Open the door. Watch out. Watch out. >> Hold on. Unlock this door for me. Unlock this door for me. >> The door. The door. >> Can you unlock this door? >> I'm on the phone. I can't unlock the car. I can't see. Oh [ __ ] >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> No, you can't do that. Watch out. You guys You guys just pulled up. You can't see at all. >> So you're not you can't see the door handle unlocking. >> Okay. Okay. >> Multiple times. >> Okay. >> All right. We're speaking with the driver. She said hello. No serious injuries. The car is on a slide. [ __ ] You don't have to steal with your mouth. Can you >> You can't Oh, [ __ ] >> Hey, everybody's on the way. >> All right, just hold still. Hold still. Hold still. >> Hey, go block off. Block off. >> Yo, can you go to the back or No, >> no. Block off this way for me. >> No, the other way. What the [ __ ] about the door? No, cuz I don't The airbag is already deployed, so I don't want to just >> I'm so sorry. >> No, no, no. You're fine. You're fine. We can't We The airbag is deployed, so we can't uh I don't want to break the glass. >> Just relax. >> Just relax. Just relax. Can you can you >> can you crawl to the back? >> I can try. >> Are you hurt? Are you hurt? >> Not at all. Like this is the smoothest thing ever. Like I'm not any pain. I just want to get out. Okay. >> I have a little OCD. >> I got you. >> Listen. Listen. And if you're able to try and crawl to the back, you might be able to open the trunk. >> No, let's just hold on. We don't know if the airbags are are [ __ ] up. We don't know if the airbags are [ __ ] up. >> It's all right. It's all right. It's all right. Don't Don't bother. Don't bother. This [ __ ] came over. Seat should be able to go down. Hold on. >> Hold the airbag. Hold on. Hold on. Stay right there. Stay right there. >> I'm moving. What the should be should be a letter, bro. Oh, this has got to be the worst day of my life. Oh my god. >> Watch your head. Watch your head. >> I'm not moving. >> You can just fall right over. >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> Watch your head. >> I am so sorry. >> Watch yourself. >> Yep. >> I got I just can't see. That's all. >> I know. Thank you. >> You got stuff in the car? >> Just my phone. >> Are you good? >> Yes. Let's go. >> I cannot see a single. >> Are your glasses in the car? >> Yes, but I don't know what they are. So, I I cannot see. >> Just don't do them. Just look down. Just look down. All right. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> No. I'm so sorry. Oh my god. >> I was trying to cut the birthday cake earlier for my friend. It's his birthday and I'm 21. He's 20. Okay. So, I was trying to cut the cake open. >> I swear to God. >> I will try to get some money in your bag on the car, but the car wasting your bag. >> You're fine. You're fine. >> We're just going to try to get some ID. There's ID in your bag, obviously. >> Yes. I just I can't see, so I know where to put my bag. made us. I have one. I need to be somewhere in my bag. I need my glasses as well. >> Just calm down. I I'll get your info in a second. All right. >> Did she hit anything? >> I don't even know. I didn't even check. There's going to be a second vehicle. Wait, when you're ready. 64 57 vehicle. Okay. >> She's getting checked out. No. I don't know. She hit >> gas. >> Uh, all right. >> She just can't see. She She needs her glasses. >> Oh, her glasses. >> Yeah. Like I don't know if it's one of them things. She just couldn't see nothing and she's like she's alert. Doesn't seem like nothing else. All right. >> Anything in the car? >> Check it out. Can't get in. >> What? >> Can't get into it. >> Right. But can't see anything clear. They just let them know that they might need to bring out some trucks. >> Huh? >> You know what she doing? She seemed like >> cool. She work out. She wasn't heard or nothing. >> She said, "What happened?" >> But I know she can't see though. like at all. >> Turn on my glasses. >> We got to get the car flipped over first. >> I I'll make sure we get some stuff. >> I'm so sorry. >> No, no, no. You're fine. Do you remember what happened? >> Yeah. >> I was driving and I was trying to merge and I hit a car and I >> I was I was being an emergency driver. You were behind another car or you were trying to >> I was next to another car. I was trying to merge and I shouldn't have been the moment that I was and I hooked up my lane. >> I do not. I'm sorry. >> Like because I can't see and my glasses fell off. I I can't see anything. I I wish I could see your face. I cannot see your face. >> At what point did your glasses fall off? >> Like when I made the turn. >> Where did you make the turn from? >> Really? This corner right here. from >> Yeah. >> right here where the drive cleaner. >> You made the You made the left turn. The glasses fell off. >> I made a left turn and next thing I knew that I was on my side. >> Were you in the left lane or the right lane? >> The left lane. >> And then you tried to [ __ ] go straight. >> Somebody was in front of you. >> Yes. Like next to me, but like next to me >> like on your right hand side. >> Yes. On the right side. >> So you're trying to get to the right like >> Yes. But at this point, I wasn't trying to get to the right lane. Although I I will admit that I forget the right lane probably earlier than I should have. >> All right. >> Hey. Hey. The registration. Hey. said uh said she was making a left >> making a left right here. >> She was trying to glasses fell off. She was trying to merge. >> Yeah, she was coming. >> Uh she was coming from my friend house. >> Yeah. Where you were coming from? What you came from? >> No, it wasn't my house. We had friends of my sisters over at our house. >> Okay. And that was off. >> And where were you going? >> I was just going to go get some golf. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. All right. >> So, you make a left, glasses fell off. >> Yeah. And then >> charge emerge >> and then I couldn't see you. Like I can't even see your face right now. Like I can give you more detail, but I'm so scared. >> No, I got you. Never happened to me ever on you. She >> even when I was talking to her through the bar, she seemed hard. She can't see. She >> Yeah, but I mean I just see what happens, bro. I don't know how fast she was going. Like when I was talking to her through the window before I got her out, she seemed alert. >> I mean, she's alert, but due to d through to the accident, you know what I'm saying? Like >> that accident you're going to you get what I'm saying? >> You could be feeling on her own. >> I don't want to get in there. >> No, she's getting ready to automate. much. >> I need to go get my gloves though. It's still cold out here. >> It's like walking like this, man. >> Is that how it stays warm all the time? say super like okay once you got here you'll be able to speak to her board figure out exactly what around you or >> Yeah, he's directing traffic. >> I was I was waiting for this. Yeah. >> I was fish tail one night too. >> That's where I thought it was going to hit 22. I thought we were going to get this little >> update with my car. Nah, we do ain't for the tow truck. We just got to get it flipped over before we start uh looking for this stuff. All right, for the airbags came out. All right. >> How old are you? >> 21. >> Is the car on your name or who? It's under my my mom's and my stepdad's name, but they just very recently got a divorce like last like last very like fall semester. So, I'm unsure how it works. It's either about everything that's happened so But like it's made me chill right in my face right now. Like I was like I feel so bad and my problem was dealing let everybody down. I had two drinks on my friend's birthday and don't ask uh too many questions right now. All right. Once you are engaged, I'mma read her right. Then I'm going go ahead and um ask those questions. >> Not on this just to let you know a minute. Huh? That's for car. >> No. She's reiterating. >> Huh? She's reiterating that she really got >> no I don't finish. this uh better uh check out first once he's done with them or or that are you guys waiting on her in >> like ID Don't be Superman. Her friends are going to [ __ ] you, bro. Drive first. >> I know. That's my >> Remember the airbags are out. >> That's true. Get out. >> Yeah. >> That's why I tried to I told I told him earlier like the airbags was out. No, >> we had to get out there because we didn't know what was going on. She couldn't see. She started touching stuff. So, we just had to go out. Was your wallet in your bag or is it in your pocket? Do you remember? >> It's in my bag. I It was a little popsocket. When you push it out, it has my ID, my phone wallet, my credit card, my my school ID. It should all be in my bag. >> All right. cuz some stuff fell out the bag. So, we don't know exactly who >> it's a black leather bag. There's a pouch in it and in it will have a little thing. It has my ID, my my license. >> Huh? You want a car key? >> A key fob. It's a key fob or key. All right. Start. >> Everything was in this bag. >> Yes. This bag. >> Everything fell out this bag. >> Should be in that bag. >> Everything fell out. This bag. >> Can I see a second? >> There's nothing in this bag. >> You need my license, right? >> Yeah. But nothing was in that bag, though. Everything fell out. Then everything fell out. I just Everything fell out of this bag. But everything should have been in this bag. My wallet, like my ID, everything was in that bag. And if you find a red wallet, my ID should be in that. And or I have a popsocket where you could push from the bottom. And it also has all my student IDs as well. >> Is it So it's in a red bag. >> The wallet's in a red bag, but my ID should be in a little like pack compartment. >> In the red bag. not in the red box in the red the red I have a red wallet that has my individual items but I think what you're looking for is in my little like ID that's her wallet >> we have your >> We have your ID over here. I got it. You might as well just take the bag. >> Okay, perfect. >> For a rider for a rider, >> I do not want to inconvenience you guys at all. I feel so terrible. >> What do you want to do? >> She does not want to go to the hospital. She lives over on She's staying on. Uh your car. >> Yes. >> Your car get to >> That's That's the last thing you want to worry about right now. >> Yeah. I'm going to worry about everything. I have >> Where's your phone? Where's your phone at? >> Price car. >> That should also mean my phone. >> You want to call for a ride? >> I live a block from my life. >> You got to call somebody. >> Go home. >> You got to call somebody. >> But my phone should both be somewhere in the car if it's on me here cuz it looks my ID. >> We'll find it. We'll find >> If you look in between the console, my phone should be stuck between two stuck angles. But everything moved around when you flipped over. You know what I'm saying? So >> glasses. >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're in this orange bag. >> Yes. Oh my god. You >> listen to >> Can I can look I can look through my car. >> No, not yet. Not yet. >> Melissa, right? I'm sorry. >> You coming out? >> What uh what happened exactly? I was turning the corner onto here and I tried to make the switch of the lane and there was another car there and I guess I must have ran them or something. In my mind, there was nobody there which is why I'm kind of surprised as to how all this happened. I guess they probably switched lanes behind me and trying to get me and I switched lanes or something like I I don't know exactly what happened, but I switched lanes and then I know I'm on my side. >> So, we'll talk we'll talk when when you're cleared. Okay. I don't move here. I live in I don't leave tomorrow to go up at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow because I have classes on Monday morning. >> Listen to me. Listen. Listen. Once you're done with them, we going to make sure you get a ride. We got your phone. We're going to get your phone, but we just got to make sure you're good with them. And then we just going to ask you. >> Should I stay up and like be aware for the night? >> Well, no. Once they're done with you, are you done with her? So, you're going to sign off on whatever you got to sign off. We just going to talk to you some more >> and then you'll we'll we'll we'll talk later. All right. >> Okay. >> All right. So, just do whatever you got to do with them. >> Yep. >> Uh you good? You can see now? >> I can see. Yes. >> All right. I'm so sorry. >> No, no, no. I really don't apologize. >> I'll try not to cry if I feel so bad. >> Don't apologize. >> I promise not. Trying to get a ride. I don't want to go. This is like, oh [ __ ] what happened? You want to come on watch. >> Once they put the car, we're going to the car. We're going to figure this out. All right. >> Okay. >> So, so this just relax. Everything is okay now. Okay. There's a more people. Okay. >> I mean, that's what I like to believe. So, >> I like to believe I'm a good driver. Right off that exit right there, I turned off to make a a left exit from there. >> From here, from >> from right here to your >> I I keyboard. I made a left turn. >> A left turn. >> A a left turn >> from that. >> Yes. I had the right of way. I was good to go. And then I I believe someone tried to like turn on to me and then next thing you know I was on my side. >> Like I wish I could explain more to you. This has never happened to you before. Like I'm I literally live like less than two blocks away. Like I'm right here. I was not going that fast. >> Do you know where you're at right now? >> Right. Yes. I'm on the corner of Col. >> Okay. And where were you coming from? >> Right from Colonial Ed. >> Where were you coming from? I was coming from >> What street were you on? >> You know where Hugenat is? >> Yes. Hugot is less than two times on here. I make a right. I get I make a left. I get into >> I was going to go get some McDonald's. >> Okay. >> But my my younger sister and her friend had came over. We went to which is in >> Okay. >> We had some drinks together. We came back. We had a good time. We sang my birthday cake. Everybody left. And I was like, you know what? I want some McDonald's. I'm feeling hungry. You know, and And so I just left and less than two months away here I am. >> So So you you just told me you you had a couple drinks, right? What's a couple drinks? >> Two drinks, right? Where do you have those drinks at? >> I'm probably wrong. Okay. >> And I was not driving at all until I got home. >> Just one second. Right. >> That's all right. Listen. All right. >> So right now, all right, being that I want to ask you specific questions. All right. I'm I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. Of >> course. >> All right. So just listen. All right. You have the right to to remain silent. Anything you say can be and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided to you by the court. A decision to wave these rights is not final and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish either before or during questioning. Do you understand? Do you understand these rights I have read to you? >> Yes. But what the >> I listen listen >> what's your first name? Alison. >> Allison, look. Being that I want to ask you specific questions, >> I feel like I told you everything. >> All right. All right. Being that I want you I I want to ask specific questions. Okay. I have to make sure that you understand your rights. >> I do understand my rights. I'm very political, very talkative. I am. >> All right. Listen. All right. So, as I read your rights, okay. >> Will do you wish to speak to me at this time? >> What do you say? >> Do you wish to answer any of my questions at this point? >> Yeah. I I don't think I did anything wrong. >> So So after ring, right, where'd you guys go? >> Right back to our house. >> And what' you do at your house? >> We played some music. We had a birthday cake. We sang happy birthday. We had a birthday shot. Listen. >> Just one shot at the house. >> Okay. All right. So because of what you're telling me. Okay. Listen. Listen. Lord. Allison. because of what you're telling me. Okay. And what occurred, okay? And I can smell alcohol coming from your breath. >> Because it was like, >> listen, listen. I can smell alcohol coming from your breath. Okay. I could see you soaring back and forth. I I understand that. Okay. >> I'm so nervous. >> Listen, I understand. Listen, listen. I understand that you're nervous. Okay. >> I promise like that you I am an engineer. I anything right now. Like I tell you, like I'm so >> Alison. All right. What I need you to do is calm down. Okay. >> Oh, cute. I've never met in this situation in my life. I don't want to get in trouble. Like, >> listen. Right now, we need to we need to take care of a couple things now. Okay. >> And being that you told me what you told me >> cuz I want to be honest. >> Listen, I understand. And I appreciate you being honest. >> That's all I have. I lied. >> Listen. Listen. I appreciate you being honest. Okay. All right. But you got to understand our position. Okay. >> All right. So, we're going to run a couple tests. You know what I'm saying? We're going to run a couple tests. All right. To make to make sure that's not the case. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Huh? >> Yeah. Yeah. But I can't um >> Huh. Gas station. >> We'll go over there. Gas station. Yeah, their lights are the craziest. Well, I want to change. So, All right. All right. Listen. Listen. >> No. I'm never going to get a job in the future ever. >> Well, why why are you saying that? Just remember >> because I study aerospace engineering. I made one mistake and I [ __ ] ruined the rest of my life. >> Right there. Wolf. Turn off those strobes there and you'll have her face you towards that way. >> Okay. >> Just take take a walk for me. >> I'm so sorry. You got her license. I feel like a [ __ ] stupid idiot. >> What's your name? Alison. >> Yes. >> All right. We're going to explain to you what's going on. Right. All we're going to do is just do a test on you, right? >> Just watch your step. >> Watch your step. Okay. >> Yes. Yes. >> Come on. I got you. >> I got you. >> There's no island. Like I don't know. >> I understand that. Boy, >> be safe. I don't want you falling. >> I know. Look, ju just because listen, just just because of the nature of the accident, right? >> With everything going on, like I'm never going to get a job. >> I'm a Latina. I'm LGBT plus woman. My god for me. >> Listen, take a deep breath. Listen, let us do the test real quick. Okay? Just to make sure that you are good enough to drive. Okay? We want to make sure that you are fine. All right? Once the test is done, we'll explain the process. Okay? Careful. Careful. >> I just lost a ring. Wait. Wait. You just lost. >> There you go. There you go. All right. Turn around. Face him. Face him. Face him. All right. All right. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I mean, I'm not going to let the snow definitely don't know. But >> just uh give me this first real quick. >> Yeah. Can I can I purse my pocket? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> That for me. All right. Listen, I just want you to put your hands at your side. Okay. Keep together. Okay. Keep together. Remove your glasses for me. You're not going to be able to have the scene. No, I understand that, but it it's not nothing to do with vision. You can put it on top of your head if you want. Yeah. There you go. All right. Being uh other than having bad vision, do you have any other medical issues with your eyes? >> I have a freckle in one of my eyes. >> Okay. But that's >> I have glaucoma on my family. I mean, that's it, right? Yeah. >> I've been doing my best to take care of my vision. >> Okay. I got you. All right. So, this test right here, what I want you to do, okay, you're going to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Okay. Touch the tip of my pen so I know what you're looking at. >> Touch, right? The bottom part or the top part? >> The top tip of the Touch it so I know what you're looking at. Touch it with your finger >> so I know what you're looking at. All right. You can put it back at your side. All right. So, you're going to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. You're messing up already. Okay. >> You want hear? >> Okay. With your eyes only. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm really bad at focusing my eyes. My god, this sucks when I can see two of my fingers. Do you want me to focus or not focus when I >> just looking at the tip of the pen? Okay. >> Okay. >> Now you're going to follow it up. All right. >> Yeah. >> No. Yeah. >> Yeah. Don't have them take the car. The rest of those stuff we got >> inside. >> Correct. It's either that or on the street. >> I wouldn't do it. You have enough, sir. 503. >> Yes. Do it inside. >> All right. So, do me a favor. All right. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to be arrested for driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> Just explain. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Let us explain to you. >> Let us explain to you. >> Let us explain to you. Hold on. >> Let us listen. Nothing. Nothing is criminal right now. >> All this is a job after this. >> I don't have to When I apply Wait, no. Can I ask a question first? >> Yes. >> When I apply for a job, I don't have to that I have a criminal offense on my record. >> This is not criminal. This is traffic. >> Okay. >> This is traffic, right? >> Sorry. >> No, it's okay. Listen, that happens. >> Okay. >> But I'm not stupid. Like, I'm so [ __ ] smart. I feel [ __ ] an idiot right now. >> Listen, no one said, okay, that you're stupid or anything like that. >> I say that. two. We have a 503 450. >> All right. Right now. Okay. Everything is trash. >> All is like any offense. I'm looking at it all. >> My my my whole my my bucket list in my life never gets right now. So, what you need to do what you need to do is you need to listen to me. Okay. >> I'm listening. >> All right. Right now, what you need to do is listen to me. Okay? Forget everything else right now. Okay? I understand you were a Baltimore vehicle accident. Okay, that's harsh. I get it. Okay, but right now you need to listen. Okay, so right now it's just traffic offenses. It's a couple tickets and you go to court. >> Okay, >> you're going to leave tonight. >> You're going to leave 2 hours tomorrow morning. >> You have to leave tonight. >> Okay, tomorrow and afternoon. >> Listen, you're going to leave tonight. Okay, once you get in, we're going to do a couple more tests, okay? Then we're going to have to call somebody. They're going to come pick you up and then you'll be on your way home. Pick me up from where? >> The police station. >> To >> wherever you want to go. >> Home. Home. >> I live at 4 hours away. >> Who was here? >> What friends were you with just now? >> No one. My mom. I I came here to see my mom because friends, right? >> There's no one else in my car. >> No. No. Where were you talking about? You just said you were at at your house, right? >> Yes. But they all have a driven home. Like it at my house is me, my mom, and my sister. >> All right. So, someone's going to have to come pick you up. If not, you're staying with us for 12 hours >> right now. >> Yeah. Well, not not right now at this moment, but when whenever we give you that call, someone's got to come pick you up or you got to stay with us for 12 hours. >> Do you understand what I'm saying? >> So, >> we'll explain to you inside. Inside, we'll explain anything better. Do >> you have anything in your pockets? >> Nothing. You can check our pockets right now. >> Uh, do you have everything from your car they need or no? >> Does this unhook? >> Um, yes. I'm I'm just still so confused as to what's going on. >> I'll explain to you. Listen, you were arrested for driving on all it is is traffic tickets. What that means is you're going to come with us now. You have to blow into a machine. We do paperwork. You go home, right? Then you get a court date. Just go to your court date and you pay whatever fines they got to do. You talk to your prosecutor if it's your first time you're being arrested for DUI. Okay? They they'll probably work with you. They most likely will to be honest. They're going to work with you for record screen, all that stuff. They'll work with you. Okay? So, I understand that this is a stressful situation for you, but trust me, it will be fine. All it is is this traffic ticket. >> I can still get a job in the future. >> 100%. You'll be fine. >> Put your glasses on. Okay. And we're going to walk to the car. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry. >> We're good. You're good. You're good. >> You're good. >> We're good. >> All right. I promise I'm so much smarter than this. >> It happens. I want to pull you with your glass. >> I don't care. I don't care. I really don't need >> I get on your eyes. All right. You good? >> You good? >> Unfortunately. Yeah. >> Put the back. >> Oh my god. Still a shame. >> PG. So is a meet at the car. >> Huh? >> Yeah, we we'll take you in just cuz our car is here. It's quicker >> and just meet us inside. >> Go ahead. >> Hey, uh who's transporting inside you guys? >> Yeah, we are. All right, just stop uh over here. >> All right. And uh to the central if you could uh find a matron as well. >> Yeah, there it is. You guys transport or >> Yeah, we'll take it. >> What up? >> Are you doing the 450 or >> [ __ ] no. >> Whose job is this? >> Uh, whoever post is whatever they call they called for three here or whatever it was. Yeah. Nobody's supposed to. We're just transporting cuz we're the first car right there and everyone's blocked. All the roads are blocked. So, we're going to take a minute. That's her phone. >> Yeah. >> So, uh we'll bring we'll bring her in now and then I'll meet you at the scene. Heat. Heat. All right, we're good. >> You feel animation as well? >> Oh my god. >> You got your camera rolling? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm so right. Hey, I'm sorry. What's your name? >> Alison. >> Alison, how old are you? >> 21. >> All right, listen. >> We'll talk more inside. Your life isn't over. This is a traffic ticket at the end of the day. You're going to put a for >> I feel like everything. >> Why do you feel that way? >> Because like you I'm I'm an undergraduate student. I'm graduating in May. The main thing that I'm stressed about is getting a job. >> This is not going to be on your record. Alison, this isn't criminal. You didn't >> I know, but like I'm so tough on myself. I just feel so terrible. Like I'm an I'm an aerospace engineering student. >> I've done the hardest [ __ ] you could possibly imagine and here I am and I'm just disappointed in myself. >> It could be worse, right? You could be going to the ambulance right now, going to the hospital. You didn't hurt anybody, right? No one's no one lost their legs or anything, right? It could be way worse. >> You're right. You're right. You're right. And like you said, you achieved a lot in your life, right? I like to think you're >> I don't like to think like that. I just like to think that I'm better than this. >> What I'm saying is, are you an optimistic person? Half empty, half full. >> I'm working on that with my therapist. >> There we go. So, what I'm saying >> to be more positive than negative. >> And I hear that, but like I said, >> yeah. All right. Just take a deep breath. You're good. We'll explain more inside. Remember, this is Think of it like you just got a ticket. All right. >> We'll explain to you better inside. Okay. Don't worry, though. Shut up. They go take this 450. I was like, actually not. I was like, we just literally just showed up. Who said this? Huh? And he was like, I'll hear you taking this. And I was like, you just shut up right now. >> Alison, take it to your brother. Okay. >> I am. This is me trying. >> Huh? >> She's on this side. >> Your insurance. Okay. We found an expired one. >> Okay. Is it the same insurance company? >> Okay. >> I don't know. My stepdad takes care of it. They just got a divorce like three months ago. So, I don't know. >> But do you know if it's the same one or not? >> It should be. >> Okay. >> Oh, I don't want to have to do this. Listen, what's going to happen? You're going to Listen, you're it's going to go inside. >> I know, but now they're bringing [ __ ] that just happened like what? >> So long ago. Like my parents got divorced like less than 3 months ago. Like >> no. >> So I don't But he was in charge of like all my insurance stuff. Like he takes my car to get washed and he's going to get clean and take care of like I don't know the thing. >> That's the least important thing. It doesn't matter. I'm telling you. Oh, >> are you sure or are you lying to me? Because I don't trust you. >> We don't lie, >> Alison. Listen, >> I don't trust that. >> Okay, Alison, let me explain to you exactly what's going on to a tea. Okay. >> All right. So, obviously you saw how bad the accident was. All right. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, because of the accident, due to the fact you admitted that you >> and the fact that you admitted that you drank, plus we conducted a test on you. It's called the HGN test. Okay. That's a It's a horizontal gain of stagnas test for your eyes. Due to that, we determined that you're driving while intoxicated. When you go inside right now, which we're taking you inside, you're going to blow into a machine and do two more tests. Okay? Once that is done, we process you and you leave. We'll give you your phone. We have your phone here. Call whoever you need to call to come pick you up. They pick you up and you leave. From then, you're going to get a couple tickets. With those tickets, there's going to be a court date. All right? All you got to do is just show up to court and that's it. You pay your tickets, you pay your fine, and you move on with your life. This isn't criminal. You're not a criminal. Listen to your traffic. You're not staying overnight. >> This is This is not >> Okay. Can I ask a question because I I don't live here. I go up to school and seriously like can you guys like send that to me up there where I can take care of that? >> So you would you'd have to come. The thing is the court's going to be an hour court now. They they might make it through Zoom. So I don't know. They might zoom. >> I like if I have to come back. That's okay. I just I'm right here. Right here. Don't go past. I was right here. >> No. No. You're not going home. You're going to the police department. >> Yeah, we're bring you >> We're placed under arrest, right, for driving while on a pisk. Like I said, you're going to come inside with us. >> You're going to come inside with us and then uh you'll have you'll call whoever you need to call to come pick you up. Okay. >> It's very straight. >> You're going to you're you're going to go home. What time is it now? 3 >> I don't even At this point, it doesn't even matter. >> You're going to you're going to you're going to go home literally. >> I'm so sorry. >> It's okay. No one listen. Nobody got hurt. No, I got hurt. But we >> listen. No, nobody got seriously hurt. All that was damaged was from the was from the property was the cars. That was it. Cars got damage. >> That's why you pay insurance. >> Yes, the cars got >> so [ __ ] stupid. I could have taken one second to think about this. >> No, but you you made a right. You could have just gone. >> No. I'm so [ __ ] stupid. I'm so sorry. >> You're you're you're fine. Like I said, you're going to go home tonight. You pay a couple of tickets. >> I can't I can't make a phone call right now. >> We're inside. You can make a phone call. Yeah, you can't make a phone call in the car, but inside. >> Okay. I'm so sorry. >> You're good. You're good. You're all right. >> No, I feel so bad. This has never happened to me before in my life. I'm a good driver. Like, I always follow the speed limit. I never do anything bad. I feel so [ __ ] stupid the one [ __ ] time. >> Listen, listen. Listen. How old are you? I'm 21. I learned 21 lessons 6 months ago. >> Listen, these things don't happen. >> No, they don't. >> No, they don't. I've been serious. They don't happen. I feel like a [ __ ] idiot and I'm smarter than everyone that I know. It's not fair. >> It happens to everybody. >> No, it doesn't happen to everybody. You're telling me that to make me feel better. It does not happen to everybody. And I know that. >> Listen, I've been doing this for 4 years. Believe me, it happens a lot. It happens to everybody. And it happens to 21-year-old alcoholics. Like I've worked so hard. I've been in therapy for so long to get past so much hard on myself. It doesn't like it's all going to waste. >> It's not nothing is going to waste. Your your life is not over. You're going to be able to get whatever job or career you're trying to do. >> I hope so. I'm trying to work at Lucky Martin. They're not going to [ __ ] hire me now. >> Why wouldn't they hire you? >> This is not criminal. >> Because of this traffic. This is not criminal. >> I can't even I can't even scratch my nose. What do you mean? >> Okay. >> Like, how do you expect me to believe that? >> What does scratching your nose have to do with >> Just because you're placed under arrest, that doesn't mean every time someone gets arrested is a >> I'm just so hard on myself. It feels like that. Like, and you ask me why scratch my nose because if I can't even scratch my nose, I can't even wonder what you guys think of me right now. We don't think of you any less than a regular >> as well. >> Yeah. >> As a regular criminal. >> Exactly. >> Regular >> like everybody else. >> True. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You can walk back over here. >> Of course. Yeah. I got him. >> He's the one. He's taking the report. >> All right. Got you. >> My boyfriend just landed from the airport. I'm so sorry. >> What are you going to school for? >> Serious aerospace aerospace engineering. >> Okay, nice. I just feel so dumb because the only other person who I met has experienced this was a guy who did my friend so wrong and I'm like, "Oh, he's [ __ ] stupid. He doesn't deserve this." And here I am just like him. >> If you're you're overthinking it, this is an accident. >> Accidents happen. It is a learning lesson is it is an accident. You are life moves on. Nobody is perfect. I'm going break it to you now. You're 21. You're gonna make mistakes in your life. >> But I'm smarter than this. Like >> it doesn't matter if I'm smart or something. It doesn't matter. >> I promise I get what you're saying. And it's like I said, it's what I'm working on. I'm the hardest person that I know on myself because I know that I should have done better than this. I know that I should have thought twice. I know that this should have happened. And I just feel so [ __ ] stupid that I'm going to get in trouble for it. And all we can do is destroy what happened. >> Look, I know that I knew better. I thought that you know what it you came, but I didn't. And I'm going to get in trouble for it. >> Look, I'm I'm a glass half empty half full kind of guy, right? >> I'm not. I'm a glass half empty. You [ __ ] suck type of woman. I'm a terrible person. >> Let me explain it to you. Right. >> If you imagine, right? Thank god this didn't happen. If you had hit another car and someone had got hurt now that would have >> now that would have become a lot more serious. >> My hands are behind my back. What do you want me to think right now? >> I understand that but that doesn't make you a criminal. >> I am a criminal. I'm a terrible person. I deserve [ __ ] death right now. Like why? I don't deserve anything good. >> [ __ ] inside. Okay. You want your window open a little bit? >> No. I want to die. Like I don't deserve this this like I've worked so hard to prove who I am who I am today and I can't even prove it to myself when I am alone. I'm so sorry. Nothing about you're good. Okay. >> I just want to be in trouble. I know I have so much ahead of me. >> Everything is still ahead of you. You're good. I'm telling you you're good. believe you. >> I don't feel that way. I feel like I shouldn't have said half, but I did. I feel like I incriminated myself. >> You did. You did not. >> You're lying to me. I know that. >> You So, let me tell you why. Regardless of the fact that you had said you drank or not, we probably conduct those tests anyways. And with with those tests, we can smell the alcohol in to begin with. >> I know. That's why I tried to say that like I literally took a shot like 2 minutes before. >> Listen, I I respect how honest you were. Like I don't want to lie to you guys because I know I'm not a bad driver and my main thing with my friends is that I never want to hurt anybody else. >> This doesn't mean that you wanted to hurt anybody. >> But like with the way that I am, I feel like we'll talk in time. Take a deep breath. Okay. >> Just trust me. >> We're going to be fine. Trust me. >> To end. >> I don't know. Like like I want to trust you guys. It's just so hard to trust the police with everything that's happened. Like >> listen, I I'll believe >> like on my job applications. I don't even want to put that I'm Latina because I'm so scared. All right, step out. Take this off. I'm going to take the cuffs off. Okay. >> Are you sure? >> Yes. I'm going to take them off right now. Trust me, I've known this >> I don't speak Spanish. I just know very little from my grandmother. >> Okay. Where you from? Where's your family from? >> I was born in Jersey. My mom is from My dad's from But they were when I was very young. >> Okay. >> That's a nice mix. My buddy here is Puerto Rican, too. He just can't speak it either. I'm going to fall with the phone. >> I'm scared. You're not going to get in trouble. >> You're not getting in trouble. Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. >> But that's what I do. Ask my mom. That's what I do. >> All right. Come on. >> Okay. Thank you. That helps me so much. >> Come on. Come on. I got you. I got you. Come on. I'm going explain it to you right now. All right. Go over here. Let me explain it to you. Okay. Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. Here. I'm going to take this over. Hold on. Sorry. One second. Yeah, Yeah.