Hi, how are you? >> Your window doesn't work? >> No. >> No? >> No. >> All right. >> Piece of crap car. >> Do you have your license, registration, and insurance? >> Can I go over here and get it for you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. My license, can I go here and get it for us? >> Yes. Uh if you could just take out your insurance and your registration for me. I don't want to take that whole thing. >> You can go ahead and take it if you want. It's on video. >> Thank you. >> No problem. >> Where are you coming from, ma'am? >> I'm coming from my uh my fiance's house. >> Nice. Okay, where's that? >> On uh Court >> Okay. All right. How's your license? Do you have any points on it? >> Um actually I think Oh my god, I'm so sorry. I'm going to tell you. My grandpa who passed with Alzheimer's >> Okay. >> he got me two points. >> Okay. All right. When did When did they pass? >> What? My grand? >> Yeah. >> She passed in October, so I got it like the end of the beginning of October. >> Okay. >> But I look at all these dumb asses with Alzheimer's and dementia thinking me like I'm cool. I can't let me go through the light. She obviously stopped me, you know. >> Do you have any other family? >> Uh yeah, my mom. That's it. My mom, my sister. >> Good. Nice. Okay. >> And my fiance. >> Nice. >> and my fiance are like kind of going through like really a little divorce, so >> Okay. >> It's emotional. >> I got you. You got a lot going on. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you Are you working at all right now? >> Yeah, we are. >> Nice. Where at? Ma'am, I'm just going to close the door just in case a car. All right, just don't get out and don't move the car for me, all right? >> do that. >> All right. All right, so we'll just put her information in and we'll pull her out. There. Issue the owner out. So, what we'll do with this like see how she's moving around, she's scratching her head, she's flipping her hair around. >> Mhm. >> Um we'll take her out. We'll talk to her out of the car and we'll uh we'll kill the front lights. >> Stop. >> And then uh we'll get her out of the car and then we'll uh we'll go from there. Have you seen DWI yet? >> No. >> All right. >> Do I get this back from you? >> Nah, hold that here. So, I'll have her do this. We'll step her out, we'll bring her back to here. >> How's it going? Real quick a little bit How do you say your first name? >> Christine. >> Christine, okay. Can you just hop out and just come back to your the rear of your car for me real quick? >> Sure, why? >> Uh we just wanted to ask you a couple more questions real quick. All right? You can leave that stuff in the car. Okay. All right, we're just going to come back over here in case the cars come down the road. All right, just lean away from your car for me, all right? Um so there was a a complaint somebody was I guess judging your driving or whatever and a private anonymous complaint came in that there was an a possible intoxicated driver. >> No, not intoxicated at all. No, absolutely not. >> Okay. >> You tell by right now. >> Okay. >> I'd be slurring my words, I'd be falling all over the place. I'm not like that. >> Okay. Okay. Do you Are you on any medications? >> Uh no, I I Mhm, maybe like once in a blue moon, but that's it. >> Once in a blue moon? >> That's it. I don't drink like that, no. >> Okay. All right. >> That's not my drug. That's not my DOC. >> Okay, I got you. >> That's my drug of choice. >> I got you. >> tell by the way I look. >> Yeah, no, I I >> No, I I actually been like look, I'm not a pink issue no more. >> I got you. Is that >> what I'm saying? >> You You used to shoot up or snort? >> Yeah, I used to shoot, but that was like um 43. Now I'll be 44 in September. >> And it's been 10 years? >> 10 years. I got over that lifestyle. Like I went to prison. >> I got you. >> not for me. >> Why'd you go to prison? >> I'm keeping everything Methadone did save me. >> Okay. >> It absolutely saved me. >> Good. >> Because I don't even crave it, I don't think about it. And now I don't even do meth. >> Right. What got you hooked on it? >> Um I just remember I'm not going to lie and 1990. Hash oil was dope in 1997. >> Okay. >> I'm saying. But I did all that I did all that jail stuff. >> Right. >> I'm over that. >> So so the only thing that's prescription medication or anything like that? >> I do get prescribed uh That's all it is. >> Okay. All right. Just just for um my stance, I'm going to just run you through a test. Have you ever been put through any field sobriety tests before? >> No. Totally. I don't do anything. >> Okay. All right. So what I'm going to have you do You understand the English language? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. All right. So so some of these questions real quick, I just have to ask just because they are simple, but sometimes people don't understand it. Um and this is my first time meeting you, so I just want to make sure that you understand what I understand and vice versa. So um you understand the English language? What's your highest level of education? >> Uh some college. >> Some college? Okay. All right. And do you have any major medical conditions that would hinder you from doing simple tasks of just walking, raising your legs? >> I'm good. >> Okay. That's fine. And both your eyes are are real? No glass eyes? Any stigmas that you know about? No? Okay. All right. So what >> I'm sorry. I'm just being silly. >> I got you. I got you. So what I'm going to have you do is take one more step forward. All right. So what I'm going to have you do is this is going to be the starting position. So you're going to leave your feet together, hands down at your side, all right? If for whatever reason you feel like you're going to lose your balance, you have to take a break or whatever, just let me know or just if you fall out of the step, just get right back into it, okay? All right. So the first test is going to be it's called HGN. All right. So what I'm going to have you do is staying in that position, you're going to look at the tip of my pen and I'm I'm go back and forth left and right and one time up and down and you're going to just trace the tip of the pen with your eyes and your eyes only. All right, leaving your head straight just how it is now, you're just going to trace >> eyes, yes. >> Yep, okay. If you can with your right pointer finger, can you just touch the top of my pen for me right now? >> My right, I'm sorry. >> All right, good. You can put it down. All right. Ready? >> Mhm. >> Like I said, it just with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? Keep that head straight for me, all right? When you When you When you move your head, I got to restart the test, okay? All right. >> Yeah. >> All right, take a deep breath. Relax, all right. >> We're going to restart, all right? >> Mhm. >> Good job, keep going. All right, so the next test we're going to have you do is it's called the walk and turn, all right? So, what I'm going to do is I'm just going to explain and demonstrate at the same time and then you just listen along and look and then if you have any questions throughout, just let me know, all right? So, I'm going to put you in the starting position except for this position. So, the starting position is going to put your left foot on your on the imaginary line. You're going to You're going to leave it there. Put your right foot in front of your left, heel touching toe, all right? We are arms down at your side. Don't start yet. Get back. All right? All right? So, left foot. Put your right foot in front of your left foot. I'm sorry. Left foot on the line, right foot. Yep. Left foot on the line, right right foot in front of left. Arms down at the side. Stay in that position while I further explain the test, all right? So, this is a This is a walk and turn test. It's going to be nine consecutive heel-to-toe test uh steps walking forward, small choppy steps, turning around nine heel-to-toe steps, counting each step aloud one through nine, okay? All right? So, I'm going to I got you. So, I'm going to demonstrate. I'm only going to do three steps. You're going to do nine though, all right? So, I'm I'm in the starting position that you're in. It's going to look like this. One, two, three. I got you. I I have to explain it for you, all right? Just listen. Just get back in the starting position for me. On my third, your ninth, you're going to take a series of small steps with your left leg planted, turning around, coming back the direction that you came in, all right? Count each step. One, two, three. Count each step aloud. Two, heel heel touching toe, all right? Nine heel-to-toe steps forward, small choppy steps, turning around. Do you understand these instructions? Okay. Get back in the starting No, just get back in the starting position for me. All right? Go ahead. >> One, two, three, four, five, sorry, six. Right? How do I do it tonight? >> Go ahead. >> Seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12. >> All right. So, the next test we're going to have you do is It's going to be the one leg raise, all right? So, you're going to leg of your choice, left or right, you're going to raise either leg approximately 6 in off the ground. It's approximately about a height of a soda can, all right? Stay in that position, heels touching on the inner of your feet and ankles touching, arms down at your side by your pockets, stand tall just like that. I'm going to raise my left leg, you're going to raise the leg of your choice, right? I'm just going to demonstrate, all right? So, don't start the test yet. >> that. >> Okay. All right, so you're going to raise your your leg of your choice. I'm going to raise my left with your foot parallel to the ground, pointing your toe straight, counting each second 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000 4 until I tell you to stop, okay? If you have for whatever reason lose balance, have to put your foot down, if you fall, you sneeze, whatever causes you to get out of that that test, immediately get back in the starting position, raise your leg of your choice again, okay? Do you understand these instructions? All right. Ready? >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 >> Okay. Uh real quick, do you have your watch? >> Yeah. >> You have a like a stopwatch or seconds on it? >> Yeah, it goes around. >> Okay. All right, just come over here. All right, so the next test what I'm going to do is staying in that starting position, heels together, arms down at your side. I'm going to have you tilt your head back with your eyes closed, all right? So, it's going to look like this. When you when you are going to be counting internally to 30 seconds. >> I got to count to myself, but how Okay. >> When when you think 30 seconds has passed, tilt your head forward, open your eyes, and tell me to stop, okay? >> Ready? >> Hold on. Go ahead. >> Dirty. >> Okay. You You are Don't have anything else in your system, anything like that? >> No, I'm telling you dude, I've been honest. I've been I've been out of trouble for years. As you can see this, I don't get in trouble. >> Okay. >> Honestly, at all. I can't afford it. I don't need it. I don't want it. I can't my life. I don't need it. >> Okay. >> Just right now, yeah, I'm a little emotional. I'm going I'm going through a divorce, but it's a different thing. >> I got you. >> Duh. >> You're being 100% honest? That you you haven't drank before our interaction? >> No, I I maybe drank earlier, but like I I already ate already, so that's it. All I'm doing is taking Michael to the store. That's it. >> Okay. >> That's it. >> So So that's why we were doing these tests because there are signs, you know, apparent. >> I I >> Okay. >> I think I passed a little bit. I I don't think I failed. >> Okay. >> Do you think I I failed? Keep it real. >> We're We're It's not look really looking too good, so What What we're going to do is we're going to place you under arrest and then we're going to bring you inside and we're going to do a breathalyzer test on you, okay? Unfortunately, in the state of New Jersey, we we don't have roadside breathalyzers to do, okay? >> Okay, can I call my husband and tell him because >> Once Once we get inside and we can get the >> like get my car cuz my car's going to overheat. >> Okay, I got you. The car is going to get towed for uh >> can't afford >> I got Come on. >> This is [ __ ] crazy. >> Just turn around for us. >> Can I Can I just please like >> Just turn around. >> [ __ ] hilarious. I don't even understand that [ __ ] man. You don't think he's nasty? >> He's not He's not >> No, he is getting No, he is getting a little like rough about it. All >> was doing was going to Michael's. That was it. So, I'm doing is taking a shop right. That was it. >> Okay. >> That's it. I'm not high. >> 6530 County. 90 is going to have one female 41. Can you start at 17 for John's law? >> He did not like that. Don't touch my car. Please let me >> We have to We We have to tow it, okay? Do you have anything in your waistband or Do you have pockets in the pants or anything like that? No? Okay. Um no knives, needles, anything sharp, pointy? Okay. All right. My partner is going to use the back of his hand just check your waistband, all right? All good? All right. You want to burn back? >> I don't like my pocketbook and stuff. I gave you my stuff. >> I'll grab it for you. >> That's in your front >> See for you. >> Watch stuff. Your cell phone. >> Yeah, I need my husband. I need to go on my phone to see where >> I've got the seat in there. >> We'll We'll deal with that once we get inside, all right? I was going to put the seat belt over you, all right? >> One second. >> Yep. Um you want to grab her purse? See if there's any bottles of vodka, beer, wine, anything in the car. >> Okay. >> Is plain sight? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'll lock it. Can you tell me anything in the bag? >> No. >> Okay. We'll check it further once we're inside. >> All right. >> Uh can you check out the back >> All right, can you move the front and back here? >> Uh I'll take it out from the back. >> Yeah, I need my license >> 5:30 or 9:59 >> I'm going to take county. >> No. The executive tow is about 10 to 15 minutes. >> It's like two streets like two blocks right there. >> No, so the state of New Jersey we have to based under suspension suspicion of uh or alcohol DWI Johns will we're required by the state to tow your vehicle, all right? So what the the game plan is we're just going to wait for the tow truck. It's going to come retrieve your vehicle then we're going to be inside, okay? And then we'll we'll we'll take it from there, okay? >> Yeah, how long am I going to be there for? >> So we we got a little bit of a process. It's going to take maybe about 40 or so minutes if there's no issues and then we can have you call somebody. >> is no issues with me? I'm saying everything. >> I'm just saying like so we deal with a lot of technology. So if the computer's lagging or anything it slows the the process down um for us to do our paperwork. So I would just air on the side of caution it might be about 40 minutes to an hour and then we'll be able to get you a phone call and you'll be able to go home. >> I can't just go and get that please I need something like my fiance has to go and help me get this. >> We we can call him once we're about like halfway through the process, okay? >> Can he use his cell phone please tell? >> We once we're inside once we're inside, okay? >> Please. >> All right. >> Oh my god. >> You have the vehicle registration insurance and her DL, right? Okay. >> Would this be executive? >> Yeah. >> Wait. >> 450? >> Yeah. Yep. John's law, 450, whatever you want to put. >> Same thing. >> John's. >> Uh 12-hour hold. >> You're holding me for 12 hours? >> No, no, no, no, no. Not you. Nope. >> So, am I going to be charged with a DUI? >> What did you say, ma'am? >> Will I be charged with exactly? >> So, we're going to go over all that once we get inside, but right now you're under arrest for suspicion of DUI. Okay? >> Suspicion. Okay. >> So, this just got to wait. Uh the key was in the ignition, right? >> Okay. >> The key was in the ignition, right? Yeah, as soon as you open the door you smell it. >> Uh yeah, I mean you're trying to where you don't want we're not here to for them to incriminate themselves. We're here to prove what's right and what's wrong, you know? If she does all these tests and passes then the fact is she's not under the influence or possibly under the influence. Now all those little things, you know, hey I was just coming from work. Okay, what do you do for work? Maybe you know, like oh I'm I work here, you know, not saying you can't drink at work, but you know, it's you know Right, and then at the end she drank earlier and then but she had food, you know. You know, then when you smell that when you open the door, or stumbling, she dropped her phone. The walk and turn, she didn't do nine heel-to-toe steps forward and nine heel-to-toe steps back. Her one leg stand was pretty good. Um and then the HGN there were a couple clues on there, so Yeah, where they go back and forth? When you hold it there they just keep going up. Yeah. I couldn't see it and and I know I was accurate. When you went to the right I couldn't see it. It's onset 45 prior to 45 and then up and down. Left and right is usually for alcohol, up and down is for drugs usually. And then that other test she did it in about 20 seconds. Yeah, that's right on. Um so she was 10 10 seconds off. Usually you give them a grace period, like 5 seconds plus or minus. By the time you say start they put their head back, you know, like there's usually about She was 10 seconds off. So. >> Is that a certified vehicle? Certified vehicle? >> Yeah. >> What's she running that on? >> Yep. >> You got a right to do a tow and um >> The one night stand? Yeah. >> Please, can I really just call my husband? Please. >> Well, we can't call him right now. >> We have it with us. It's going to come with us to headquarters and you'll have it at headquarters, all right? >> Please, I really need to call him. Please. >> We We will, all right? So, like do you see the difference in somebody that might be possibly under the influence versus the other cars that we stopped today? >> Mhm. >> It's just thing. Listen, not everyone's the same, but there's about you know, a sober adult everyday type of person >> Mhm. >> versus somebody that might be having a mental health crisis or under the influence of drugs or alcohol, lack of sleep. Like when someone's not in a normal level-headed enough sleep state of mind, you could see how she's acting different than >> Mhm. >> There's really not a whole lot. >> Mhm. >> You might get some signs. >> Mhm. >> Like minor, nothing that throws it off really. >> That's all right. >> No. Nope. No. Nope. So, just let him know that it's uh just reiterate to him with that uh it's going to be held for 12-hour hold for John's Law. Um and then so, if she's not the registered owner, which she is, if it wasn't, say you own the vehicle, >> Mhm. >> you can go retrieve it before those 12 hours. But, it either way it has to get towed, no matter what. But, then if you want to go and get the car because you're the registered owner, >> Mhm. >> you can do earlier than 12 hours. If she's the registered owner, then she has to wait the 12 hours regardless. >> Okay. >> What's up, boss? >> Yes. >> You calling you guys cuz there's a broken down NJ Transit bus on Route 36 north right across from the QuickChek. >> Okay. >> Cars are keep on almost hitting me. >> Okay. >> So, >> Is it in the lane or is it in the shoulder? >> the middle of the lane. >> Okay. All right. >> light. >> We'll check with Hazlet. That's Hazlet's intersection. >> No problem. >> All right. Keys in the ignition? >> All right. >> So, what we'll do is >> I'm getting pissed off. I WANT MY [ __ ] keys and I want my phone. >> Okay, we have it. >> Take the [ __ ] out. >> We We have it. >> just trying to be cute. That's [ __ ] >> Okay. >> All right, yeah. [ __ ] you. >> Oh, man. I thought that was a phone hack. All right, we're good. He's up. >> juveniles in the area. >> Okay, lobby house. IVR. Where's my car going? >> It's going to be going to Executive Towing. >> Where is that? >> We have the card, the business card for you. >> Uh where? >> Right here. >> 65905 >> Where? Where is that? Is that behind >> 65905 >> Where is my car going? >> Transporting one female 41 to headquarters, starting mileage 36666. Transporting one female 41 starting 36666 20-15. >> Why do you want to see my license and my VR? >> Your state number? >> I have number two, yeah. I told you all this. >> You did? >> in trouble long ass time ago with you guys. I'm over this [ __ ] The [ __ ] Oh, man. How much is right? >> 6527 that male is now walking towards the left side of the vehicle. >> my phone in the car? My phone is in the car? >> No, we have it with us. >> 360 >> Look back right here. >> Yeah, look. >> 6527 >> Just call your ending. >> 50 >> 6590 County hang mileage 36667. >> 36667 at 260. >> Go right in right on the bench. >> I'll get this belt off you. Go inside. >> Just stop. >> Over here. Here you go. Right to the right here. Right to the left. And right here on this bench. Take a seat. >> All right. Whoever just left you wouldn't have the kids. It's not the kid on the line. He's on his own. Thank you. >> Uh you can stand up. We'll take those cuffs off you. We're just going to cuff you to this >> country. >> Can I speak to my husband, please? Please. You don't understand. >> I After we start the process we have order we have to do the same thing. >> I understand that but it's also like it's going to be my call. Just give me one phone call. >> I'll let you make 5,000 phone calls as soon as we get through. All right? Somebody will be out here in 45 minutes. All right? All right. Can you slide this way, please? You said your first name is Christine? >> Yes. >> Is it Christine or Christina? >> Christine. >> Christine, okay. Can you just put your hand in this cuff down here for me? Thank you. Yeah, so you can sit down. My partner is going to read you a form that we have to, all right? And at the end there's going to be a question, all right? >> The New Jersey Attorney General's Standard Statement for motor vehicle operation operators, N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.2. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated, N.J.S.A. 39:4-50. >> I will fight that, sir. Don't you speak about it. I will not fight that, sir. Don't you speak another word. >> The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine >> I will not talk. I will not let you drive or give you fruits and nuts. I will not do that. >> 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 summons for the refusal. The court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. >> Just let just let He's just got to >> I'm very pissed off. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Cuz I'm not under the influence of alcohol, you guys. I I don't know what you guys are talking about. >> My partner Listen, my partner just has to read the form to you and then we can talk, okay? >> What What's your name, sir? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I'm Sergeant Dyckman. This is Patrolman Rice. >> Okay, Sergeant Dyckman. I am not >> Okay. Listen. Listen. We He just needs to get through He's >> very emotional and yes, I am a >> Yeah, just let let him I'd be more than happy to talk to you as soon as he's done with this form, all right? Just let him get through. He's almost done, all right? He's halfway through. >> just I got you. He He has to read this form to you. >> The 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 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 the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit breath testing. If you 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 a refusal to submit to breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples of your breath? >> I'll give you a breath sample, yes, I'm not drunk, so I'm going to give you [ __ ] Getting a lawyer yet. But I need a tissue, please. >> Sure. >> And I need a straw, please. The phone, please. >> However she said it. >> Please. >> I'll give you a breath sample. Here's >> Please. I'll take it. >> Okay. You can go off. Hello? >> Who's that on? >> Is that him? >> Maybe. >> Are you All right. Um so, have you dealt with picking anybody up for >> No. >> being charged for DWI? >> No. >> All right. So, this is called the John's Law form. So, basically you're obviously over the age of 18. You appear to be sober. Okay. So, you're pretty much going to be in charge of her and you're signing If you sign for her, you sign that you're going to make sure that she's not going to drive. >> Where's the car at, actually? >> Yeah, it had to get towed for the um John's Law. So, part of the >> So, you're going to pay for this car? >> Yeah, it has to be by the state law. Is the car in your name or is it >> No, it's in her name. >> So, if it was in your name, you'd be able to get it sooner than later. If not, she has to get it tomorrow after 8:00 in the morning. >> And how much is the You don't know any fees? >> It's uh has it So, do we have their business card? We'll give you >> Okay. >> Um >> We'll get this Yeah, that's cool. >> They set their own rates for >> I'm short it's >> All right. >> It's a low couple hundred bucks. >> All right. >> Um so, this this form that you're going to sign Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yeah. >> You have any questions? So, this pretty much >> I'm [ __ ] pissed off. >> I know. >> Don't really I was sitting on the porch one minute. I don't know I understand she's going to do the car. And what what gets me even more she was drinking. I don't know She's on medication. Oh, I know she took her medication. I didn't know she was drinking. >> Okay. >> As far as her drinking, I didn't know about that. >> Okay. >> No, cuz the car that she was has problems. I was outside. I'm a mechanic, so I wanted to see if the It was the fan that was making it overheat. And the car was outside and I had it running and was overheating. >> Okay. >> So, I went inside to take a shower and I put the key down on the thing. >> She left. >> I didn't know she would cuz we've been fighting. You know. >> I get it. >> So, you know, so she's on like whatever. So, I didn't know she was drinking. So, the next thing I know, I walked to the store and came back. I said, "Oh, [ __ ] That's weird. The car ain't in here." And then, 2 seconds later, she called. >> Okay. >> So. >> All right. You can You can leave that wrapped up if you want. Don't >> I I yeah. Whatever. >> Um just print his first and last name there, his address there, and then we'll um we'll put your information there, and he'll sign there. >> Okay. >> Like I said, so this form pretty much you're going to be liable for. So, pretty much if she got in a car, you know, while she's under the influence, >> Oh, no. She She going back to my house. My keys are getting hidden, so she ain't getting no car. >> Perfect. As long As long as that's what you're telling. >> Oh, no. No. >> Um like I said, I just like airing on the side of caution. If she's found to be in a car, or gets in an accident, kills somebody, you know, whatever, it Right. So, it's just an extra layer of law for the state. That's all. >> Did you Did you give her a breathalyzer or >> Uh we did, and um there was no um completed test. >> And then, it was probably If she did drink, maybe a little bit. She takes her medication. >> Right. Yeah, she told me she takes medication, but she she wasn't completing the test, so it couldn't give us whether she had zero or anything. >> Oh, she wasn't >> She wasn't completing the test. So, >> I got you. >> Um we got to do that last uh the this one. >> This guy put a troll on there. It's another >> Sure. >> So, what did What did that go down as on the as far as the charge? Like >> So, she has She'll be charged DWI and refusal, and then she'll go to court, and then from there. >> Wouldn't it have just been easier to give her a DUI? >> Uh DWI DUI same thing in in New Jersey. >> Yeah, but I don't want to do all that paperwork. >> Um you can come over here real quick. >> You don't have to do all that. That was a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I'm just doing paperwork. >> Um >> acknowledgement, so just right there, sign there, as long as you are willing to accept, and we will have her out in a couple minutes. All right? >> All right. Is that all? >> Yeah, Yes, all. We'll give you a copy this. We'll give you a copy. Just have a seat here when she comes out, all right? Okay, yes. And I will tell her, but she might not remember. She's going to have to come here tomorrow to get it released in order to get it released. All right? This is This is it. That's all I have. You got to come here tomorrow morning after 8:00 a.m. to get your car. I'll be here. Yeah, no, not here. You deal with the town. She wants me to pay for it. Have a good night, guys. >> Mhm.