Okay. >> Hi. The reason I'm stopping you, well, I actually I didn't stop you. Why did you stop? Let me ask you that. >> Because I've been a lot boy drama. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. So, where are you coming from right now? >> I'm just coming from Thatcher. from Thatchers. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Gotcha. All right. So, you came straight from Thatchers. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where do you live? And where are you headed to right now? Okay. So from thatchers to you were over I hear on fowler and then on can >> Okay. Gotcha. Okay. All right. Well, the reason you caught my attention when I pulled up behind you is because when you came out of there, you swerve completely all over the road. >> I know. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Nothing at all? >> No. No, >> I'm sorry. >> You had no drinks at Thatcher? >> No. >> No, >> I'm not. >> Okay. >> You got your license registration insurance? >> Yeah. >> Seven's out. All right, just do me a favor. Pull out the cards for me. What do you mean? >> Pull out I I don't need that whole packet. Just pull out the cards for me. Can't you just take it and >> All right, step out of the car. >> Yeah, >> step out of the car. >> Why? >> Because I'm going to do some field sobriety test on you and see how much you've actually had to drink tonight. You know the English alphabet. You know the alphabet. Silly question. You know the alphabet. Okay. Can you say the alphabet from the letter E to the letter P for me without singing it? E through P. E F G H I J K L M Gotcha. >> You can put your wallet back in the car for right now. Can >> you just help turn off my lights? >> Yep. All right. See the tip of my pen? Okay. I'm going to move it back and forth in front of your eyes. I want you to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? What's that? >> Yeah, I guess we'll go down to the the bottom of the street here. All right, come out with me at the bottom of the tree here. >> Turn your car around. Yeah. Yeah, please. Yeah. Can you um kill your lights and just put your car right here? >> Second. >> Just kill your lights and then put your car right here. >> Walking or >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Mr. Officer, how much do I have to do? Like >> why you got >> go home? >> Okay. Gotcha. All right. Well, I mean >> I live like off of >> Oh, I am that way. >> That way. Okay. Just >> Okay. Well, >> I mean that's another way to go like past quick check and everything. Okay. >> Just >> why why did you just pull into here and stop then? >> Because you guys are here >> and I just want to follow. >> What? >> Okay. >> The cops are talking to you. >> Okay. Oh, I was I was just driving behind you and all of a sudden you just pulled over and stopped. I didn't pull you over. You stopped. >> Did you kill your lights? >> Well, okay. Honestly, the carnival stuff, I know a lot is going on. Like, you guys have done a lot. Thank you so much. >> Oh, you're welcome. Okay, so the next couple uh tests, it's going to be balance tests. I see you got those those heels on. Um you can do these tests with the heels or without them, which whichever you like. >> Okay? I mean, the way that you're standing right now, I would suggest you do it without him, but it's up to you. All right. >> What do I have to do? >> Okay. So, what I want you to do is >> stand together with uh your hands at your sides, your feet together. All right? And kind of face the car there. Face this car right here. Oh, okay. And let's let's walk kind of we're back up a little bit towards the curb here. Okay. Excellent. Okay. So now what I want you to do is take your right foot and put it in front of your left foot with the heel of your right foot touching your like this. Like this. >> Oh god. >> Okay. Right in front of left. You know you're left and you're right. There we go. Perfect. Okay. Now I want you to just stand like that while I explain the rest of the test. You understand? Do you understand? Okay. All right. So, when I tell you to begin, what I want you to do is imagine a line out in front of you. Get back in this position. Imagine this line >> foot forward. Right. >> Right. Imagine a line out in front of you. Okay? I want you to take a series of when I tell you to begin, take a series of nine heel totoe steps. Not imaginary line. When it get to the end, you're going to pivot using a series of small steps. I actually count out nine steps, right? >> Correct. But >> what? No, I I Well, I'm not done. I'm not done explaining yet. When I when I tell you to. Okay. >> Stand like this. Nine steps on imaginary line. When you get to the end, pivot using a series of small steps and take nine steps back. Okay? While you're doing that, I want you to count each step. I want you to look down at your feet and you're going to do the test in one continuous sequence. Okay? And we're not gonna vape on that right now. >> Oh, >> do you understand? >> I'm I'm Hold on. Hold on. Hey, relax. I'm making make back up over there. I'm going to de I'm going to de demonstrate it for you as well. Okay. It's going to look a little something like this. >> One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. >> Nine. >> Once you've taken nine, you're going to >> go back. >> You're then you're going to pivot like this >> and one, two, three, and so on up to nine. You understand? >> I'm going to try my best. >> Okay. You when you're ready, you can begin. >> 1 2 4 1 2 3. Okay. Once again, feet together, hands at your sides for me. Okay. >> Do I have to do it again? No. Now you have to do a different test. Okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take one foot. Doesn't matter which foot. You're going to raise it off the ground, but not only when I tell you to begin. You're getting way ahead of me here. Right. Feet together. Hands at your sides. Feet together. There we go. >> When I tell you to begin, you're going to pick up one foot. Doesn't matter which foot. You're going to pick it off the ground. You're going to hold it six inches off the ground, parallel with the ground. You're going to look down at your foot. While keeping your hands at your size, you're gonna count out loud. 1,00 2 100 3 100 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Tell Yeah. >> Do you understand? I'm gonna demonstrate it for you. Okay, this will go something like this. >> 100,000. >> Relaxed. I'm going to demonstrate it for you. >> You're way ahead of me. 1,00 2 1 3 100 so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. Do you understand? >> Okay. When I tell you to begin and which foot are you going to pick up off the ground? You ready or left? >> Right. >> Okay. And begin. She starts the tests but can't hold balance or follow instructions. Why does denial kick in so hard when the evidence is stacking up right in front of her? >> All right, Karina, step on out and then going to walk with this officer right through this door here as soon as he gets it open. Thank you. >> Okay. >> This [ __ ] hurts. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, if you come over here, I'm going to se it on the bench right here. >> Right here. >> Yep. Probably going to be easier if you stand up for a second though, so I could take the cuffs off. Okay. >> All right. >> [ __ ] hurt. >> Here. Take a seat. Before we do that, >> stand up for me one sec. >> Make sure your pockets. >> All right, just give me one of your hands. >> My hands hurt enough. >> It's not going to be tight. >> Oh. Do not tight. >> And then I have to do that so it doesn't get tired. >> I'm trying. All right. Grab her right here. start the observation. >> Yeah. >> All right. Look at me and just open your mouth for me. Will you come to the roof of your mouth? Okay. All right. So, we want to get you out of here at home as soon as possible in order for to help us do that for the next 20 minutes. Nothing goes in your mouth. Okay? Don't touch your face. Don't do anything like that. Okay? Keep your hands away from your face. All right? I know it's kind of silly, but it's extremely important if you want to get out of here. Okay? >> Vertical. >> Exactly. You got it. >> Makes sense. >> Yep. So, just don't touch your mouth or anything like that. Try not to burp or cough or anything like that. And then the sooner we do that, the sooner we can get you home. >> I can't get over it sucks. I'm going to tell him to stamp an observation time or do you have to dig on the box first? >> The box. >> Okay. >> Hey, can you create a case for that stop, please? Thank you. >> Just want to make sure you get home safe and everyone else. >> I know. Thank you. >> No problem. Do you know um when we do get to the point where we're going to call somebody who we might reach out to, a friend or your parents or? >> Of course. >> Okay. Uh who do you who's that going to be that you want us to call? So then >> uh somebody >> with a license that is going to take accountability for you for the next 12 hours to make sure that you're not driving again. >> Oh god. >> Um >> we're in Montville. >> Yeah, we're in Montville. >> Lying. >> No. Where do you think you were? Narnia. >> Yeah. >> No, seriously. All right. Well, that's good. Um, what do you know their phone number or do you have to go on the cell phone for it? >> I got my mom. >> Okay. What's mom's number? Oh, we have to finish what we're doing here. Uh, what's the next ones after? >> Well, that's what we say. >> Okay, Karina, just do me a favor. Take a seat, though. Yes, we will call her as soon as we're done. We got, like I said, that that 20 minutes. We got 20 minutes we got to get through. >> Thanks for being >> No problem. What's What's mom's first name? Okay. And same last name. >> Our mom. >> Okay. All right. So, we'll reach out to her in a bit. Okay. And then we'll get >> in a bit. >> We got to finish the test here so we can get you home. >> So, we got to put you on the the um Alpie test machine. What I do? >> So, we need you to give breast samples. >> No. >> Okay. >> So, happy to be at home. >> Were you at school or Cool. >> And then I went to >> Mhm. >> And then I went to >> Okay. I got to see some of them. The trees were kind of blocking my view. No. Where were you at tonight? >> I was just about to go with my sister. My sister. >> Huh? >> She got >> Okay. >> Okay. We cited her. >> Okay. Were you guys celebrating then? We all went to 16. >> Okay, >> we usually are on Saturday, right? >> Yeah, it's it's been Friday the last couple years. I don't know why. >> Yeah, >> it is co that could be. >> Yeah. >> All right. I just got to read you some stuff. Um it's the same stuff I explained to you on the road, but I just have to notify of your rights again. Okay. You do have the right to remain silent. You have the right to have legal counsel before you say or do anything. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed on your behalf. Anything you say or do can be held against you. If you choose to answer any questions, you can stop answering at any time. However, your right to remain silent and right to consult an attorney do not apply to the taking of breath tests and do not give you the right to refuse to take the breath tests. Do you understand these rights which I have just read to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I are you married? >> I am. My wife will appreciate that actually. >> All right. >> Can I just get your signature right here? This is just saying that you understand your rights right by the circle. >> And I'm not going to tell you [ __ ] >> Okay. That is certainly your right. Okay. Awesome. Thank you. So, on patrol when Sam Greenike of the Monfield Township Police Department, at approximately 2:29 a.m. on July 1st, 2023, I arrested you for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and drugs. >> Okay. And now I got to read another whole long statement. The attorney general says I have to read this whole thing through. All right. So, I need you to have a seat for me. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. Unfortunately, you do. And >> I just got to read this. It's pretty important. Okay. So, listen carefully. All right. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of the breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record, will be made available to you. After you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summons for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking 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 to breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test, but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test, or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit the breath testing. I repeat, >> the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples of your breath? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires that you submit samples of your breath for breath testing. If you do not answer or answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with refusal. >> Yeah, that's okay. >> Now, I ask you again, will you submit the breath testing? >> No. >> So, right now, you have a chance that you're not over the legal limit, right, when you go on the box. But if you say no, then it's automatic that you're found guilty of driving while intoxicated and the refusal. >> Will you submit to breath testing? >> No. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Arrest the defendant if it's under two hours. >> No, >> but let's do it anyway. >> Okay. Um, is there anyone that's dependent on you? Any children or anybody? flat front driver and press damage to the front bumper. >> Refusing the breath test over and over knowing it means automatic charges. What kind of fear or confusion makes someone double down in that moment? >> You know the feeling. >> Mhm. So, this is in Montville. >> Montville. >> Wow. >> So, you made it from >> It is not a It's not a good thing that I know what it looks like here. >> Well, have you been here before? >> No. >> Well, that's a good thing. >> That's why I'm saying it. Hey, there's damage on that car. >> Yeah, I'm sure she'll be happy that you made it home. Okay. But I'm going to take a seat. >> Oh, wow. Yeah. Yes. No. That a friend's house, but then she was also coming from Thatcher. So, who knows between there, but uh I'll see if I can get more info. But good catch on that. I totally missed that. Okay, thank you. Where did you crash tonight? I had a little Thunder maybe somewhere. >> Well, you got a flat tire and your bumper was all scratched up. Where'd that happen? >> Okay. Can you call my mother >> in about five minutes? Cuz we got to finish some paperwork first and I don't want to have to wait in the lobby for you, you know. >> Yeah, but my mom's got wake up and [ __ ] my mom. She's not going to wake up right away. >> She won't. >> All right. You just got to finish a couple minutes of paperwork and then we'll give her a buzz. >> Thanks. >> Mhm. >> Are you guys Can you drive me to my house? No, they have to come pick you up physically. >> Can you like call them now? >> We're gonna call and they Well, they won't answer. So, uh, can you >> Well, it'll it'll come from our number. >> Doesn't matter. >> How much do you weigh? >> I don't know. I guess. >> All right. >> We will couple minutes. >> Do you want to know the number? >> I think I do. >> How much do you want to bet? Uh, well, I'm not going to bet, but >> I will take a very educated guess. >> You will. >> Tom, what's the case number? 9464. >> Case number is going to be 9464. Thank you. >> No problem >> for your service. >> No problem. >> Better keep this town safe. >> We try. I'll do an air five. Very considerate. >> A cigarette. >> Considerate. >> Oh, considerate. I'm sorry. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. We try. >> You afraid of a smoke, though? >> No, no, no. I've smoked maybe 10 cigarettes in my life. So, usually when people are under arrest for DUI, they do they want cigarettes. That's why I kind of thought you said that. >> But there's enough smoke in the air right now from these forest fires. >> Well, my mom yells at me. >> Well, you can go to bed soon. >> Tomorrow's a new day. >> Hell yeah. >> Yeah. It's the start of a new day. >> That's it. Every day restarts. >> I don't. Well, we appreciate that you're being considerate as well, cuz doesn't always go that way. >> Oh, no. >> It's It's appreciated both ways. Believe me, >> I do not like to cause conflict. I like to talk to people like normally. >> That's it. >> I She takes care of me, you know. >> Yep, I do. Moms Moms are good. They're good like that. >> And you'll be an aunt soon. You excited for that? >> Oh, I've been an ant. Oh, yeah. >> Oh, okay. Do you have you have other sisters or brothers? >> Like 14 years. >> Oh. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Gotcha. >> Yep. >> Cool. >> Multiple. >> Good stuff. >> Mhm. I have Two nephews, one niece, and then he's on the way. >> Okay. So, they know it's a girl already. >> Yep. >> Cool. >> I'm the best auntie ever. >> So, Okay. [ __ ] Do I need to call my mom? >> Yeah, we're going to do it in a minute. He's just printing something out. >> I don't want to wait. >> Like, what do I have to wait for? Let me call my mom. >> We're going to do it. >> Why? Give me the phone. >> We will. Okay. >> All right. >> I'm going to get pissed off. Now, I want to call my mom now. >> So, we're going to do that in about five or 10 minutes. I got to finish cuz I got to finish my paperwork first. There's no point in you calling your mom, have her come here, and then sit in the lobby for 20 minutes. Well, right. >> Cuz that's not going to make her any happier, right? >> You know, cuz we just have a little bit more this packet here. We just got to finish it. >> I don't care about your >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, we have to do it. You did say you understood procedure before and this is all it is. So, we just have a few more pages of paperwork to do with you. Otherwise, mom will be waiting in the lobby getting >> more upset. >> It's not hard. It just takes a while. >> Yeah. And a while. This is actually going very fast and smooth. So, gross. >> We will just keep it going that way. And that would be great. Can you take me off of this? >> That we can't do. >> We're exactly in the vill. >> Uh, we're in Montville. Part of the vill. >> The where exactly by where? >> Across from the Exxon. That's what it looks like inside of here. >> Yeah, this is not the finer of our rooms. >> But it is what it is happen. >> Yep. >> My mother, when I tell you my mom isn't going to be like, I need to get out of my pajamas. She's going to pull all my [ __ ] That's why I would like to call her now. >> That's why when we're just about done with the paperwork, we'll call her >> because again, it's not hard, but we have to ask you a few more questions and we have to just sign some more papers. >> What? >> Um, we have to read you your rights again. >> We have to ask you if you had any more drinks. >> So, >> I've been here. Unless you feed me any more drinks. >> Yep. >> I'm not out. All right, Karina, could you just take a seat? And definitely don't try and take that off. Karina. Karina, stop. >> No. Take that. Listen, I want No, >> I want to go home. >> Okay, just take a seat on the bench for now. Okay. >> I want to go home. >> And you're going to go home soon. >> So, let me call my mother off my own goddamn phone. >> We will call her. Okay. >> Off. Give me my phone. >> We'll call her on that phone very shortly. >> No, dude. Give me my phone. It's my mom. >> No. >> No. We'll call her in a few minutes. >> No. >> We're almost done. Almost done. >> I'm trying to be patient. >> I know. >> Trying to be patient. Thank you. How much longer do I >> You don't feel like you're going to yak, do you? >> No. >> If you do, it's okay. I just have to get something for you. >> No, I just have heartburn. >> Okay. Oh. I want my mom to me. >> Yep. We'll get her here. >> You're not Let me at least call. >> We will. We're just not going to call her before we have to. >> It's my mother. >> Mhm. >> Please. >> So, while I do some writing, can you work her through that packet? >> Mhm. >> Please. my mom. >> Yeah, let's uh let's call your mom and get her on the way. >> Okay, there you go. >> Phone number. >> Yeah, get me phone. >> What's the phone number? I want to be in my bed. >> You and me and then mama. Cross. She's going to [ __ ] kill me. >> We can dial again if she doesn't pick up. >> No. Maybe I'll call my dad's number. >> Okay. >> What did you yourself? >> Uh, I used >> as >> the 11th. >> Okay. >> I think I saw I I don't think I saw that one. Will you guys just take me? >> Unfortunately, they've got to come here. >> Dad, can you please pick me up? I'm at the Exon station. >> The [ __ ] Police Station. No, the [ __ ] Police Station. Dad, >> he's got to come to the police station cuz he's got to sign paperwork. We're not going to play this game. >> Can you Can you come to the Mville police station across from Exxon? >> I'm pretty sure >> nothing. They're just looking after me cuz they're Montville police and they're the best around town. >> Can't argue with that one. >> Thank you. We are the best one in town. >> I see you, Dad. >> Oh my god. >> Okay, Karina, take a seat. [ __ ] hate. >> Karina, could you just take a seat for me, please? >> I just I just hate people. that are mean. >> Me too. >> I'm over it. >> Wouldn't you be over me? See you. >> Well, sometimes it's hard to do that. took me four years. >> Yeah. >> Hey, Karina. Karina, >> sit down and stay sitting down. Hey guys. >> Yes. >> How will you hear my dad when he gets here? >> What's that? >> You want to go? Wait, >> Karina, please stay sitting. >> Officer French. >> Yes. >> Can you take my phone and track my dad's location? No, but I'm sure he'll be here shortly. >> Well, I want to see it. >> Is he [ __ ] represent Um, guys, >> Karina, please sit. >> Can you can you just can you take my photo of my face so you can check my dad's location? >> You're going to have your phone and everything is when your dad gets here. >> So, if he's going to get here very soon, then it's going to be pretty soon and you can do it yourself there. Yeah. Yeah. >> Is it better? >> Okay. All right. Awesome. Thank you, man. I appreciate it. >> Nope. That's it. We're about to cut loose. >> Thank you. >> Just patrolman. But thank you. This hurts. >> It'll be off shortly. >> Where's my dad? >> I imagine two or three minutes away. >> Did you guys know you want a little bit of fireworks? M Karina, please sit on the stool. >> I don't want you to fall over. >> Thank you. >> [ __ ] bad. You know that feeling. What's that? >> I want to go to coffee. >> I definitely know that feeling. I work from 6:00 p.m. to 6 a.m. >> I know. I'm so sorry, >> Karina. The last two pages of stuff I got to ask you. All right. And then the paperwork is done. Um, I have to read you your rights one more time. Okay. And then I'm going to ask if you understand them. And then I'm going to have you sign. And then the next page, I'm gonna ask you a couple more questions about um just everything tonight. Okay. >> Don't even bother. >> Okay. Well, I got to read them to you so we can get out of here. >> So, if you could just put your listening ears on for me. Uh this is your second notification of rights. You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to have legal counsel before you say or do anything. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed on your behalf. Anything you say or do can be held against you. If you choose to answer any questions, you can stop answering at any time. Do you understand these rights which I have read to you? >> I can't. No, >> you don't understand the rights. >> I know right. Okay. So, you understand the rights >> which I've just read to you. >> Refuse to answer. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> So, you want me to write refuse to answer or you want to say yes? Okay, >> I'm over it. >> Okay, >> I got to go home. I respect that, but I'm not trying to over step. You want to sign witness that? >> Thank you, sir. >> Were you with factors in Denverville? Fairfield. Which what statues were you at? >> Yes. >> Which statues were you at? >> Okay. So, the last page if she says no to then we just refuse the whole thing. >> Okay. As soon as I'm done with what I got to do here, we will take care of that. >> All right. >> So, Karina, you'd refuse to answer any of these questions that I have to ask you? >> You didn't ask nicely. >> I thought I asked nicely. >> I'm [ __ ] with you, >> but >> I'm [ __ ] with you. I'm over it. >> Okay. So, you'd refuse to answer any of these questions? my dad to pick me up and I'm going to go home. >> Okay. >> Which is pretty reasonable. >> Well, in the grand scheme of things. >> Yes. For my dad's pickme up for me to go home. >> It is. I'm sorry. Please. I'm so over this. Karina, can I just ask you isolated to please sit down again? Thank you. I'm in so much trouble. >> Well, hopefully you can at least get to your bed and figure it out in the morning. >> Hell yeah. >> That's all that matters. >> Yep. Um, key number five. >> Yeah. >> All right. And we're ready to rock. All right. So, we're going to go through here. >> I I'll get it. It's a >> go. I'll get it. >> All right. Just walk straight in. So, I got to get the other door. All right. Hang tight a second. It's another tricky door. You just take a All right, I'm going up the stairs here right now. >> Are you going to be okay getting up the stairs and not busting your chops? >> Okay, >> feel free to use the handrail. >> America, >> just take it slower right here. I fall up these stairs. >> My um my pronouns are you, Sat. >> Not bad. Not bad. All right. So, we just have to get a signature from your dad before we can let you out. Okay. >> Hi, Dad. >> Here, just Karina, just hang out for a second here. >> Well, mom feels Mom feels classy. >> All I got to say is mom feels classy. >> You know, >> we try. So, I'm going to explain the tickets to you real quick. >> Officer Green Dike will do the same, too. But >> don't even bother. I I'm gonna cry about them later. >> Let me just explain to you real quick. >> Cry about them later. >> There's two tickets there because there's a court date. So, I have to tell you, >> hey, [ __ ] I know you. >> Yeah. >> Why is that? >> That meant I was I didn't mean it in like a >> You meant it in an endearing way. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Well, hi. >> Yeah. >> Sometimes we don't get it in that kind of way. So, >> it's always in that kind of way. Wow. Mville police station's kind of nice. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Not bad. >> Oh, my dad's going to [ __ ] kill me. >> Well, important thing is you're home safe. But Karina, real quick, let me just tell you about the tickets. >> No, no, I don't even What is it? What is it? >> Well, before you go to bed, that way you could have your fresh start in the morning and you know about them now. No, I don't want. >> But there's a I just have to tell you that you do have to go to court for him. >> Yes. >> So, you're gonna have a court date on July 11th? >> My dad's going to [ __ ] kill me. >> July 11th. >> July 11th at 1:30. >> I'm going to be in Nashville. >> Well, you're going to have to talk to the court. >> All right. Step back for me. We're not going out just yet. Give me a couple couple minutes. >> Is my dad out there? >> He is. Yes, >> he is. He's >> Yes. So, he's got to make a copy of the forms, though. >> I'm going to be in Nashville. >> All right. Well, you will have to call our court administrator, though, to talk to her about this. >> Yes, I >> Well, she might be able to rearrange things. She might not. >> So, this is important because you were arrested. You do have to go to court. Okay. >> For what? >> For the tickets. >> So, they're going to be July 11th at 1:30. So, you're saying you'll be in Nashville, but you do have to talk to the court first and see what they say. Okay. >> So, I can't guarantee that they >> My pronouns are USAF. >> That's a good thing, especially Fourth of July, but everything's written on the tickets and what they're for. Okay. >> I'm like cough. I don't know. >> That's all right. Just don't yak on if you need to. There's a garbage can here. >> Oh, no. >> But >> I'm good. My [ __ ] dad is going to kill me. >> I think he's more concerned about, you know, why we're here. >> So, >> Oh, he's going to kill me. >> And then the fact that I'm going to Nashville. Nashville. He's going to [ __ ] kill me. >> Who you going to Nashville with? >> My friend. >> Yeah. Celebrating anything or just >> And then my friend Deanna lives there. >> Oh, that's cool. She lives like six minutes from the strip. >> Oh, yeah. My friends don't live anywhere cool. We all live in the same area. >> Makes visiting each other easy, though. >> I'm in big trouble. >> Where Where'd you guys pull me over? I need my [ __ ] for my car. You'll be able to go to your car probably Monday because the toward's probably going to be closed tomorrow. Not positive though. You can call them. You just have to wait 12 hours before you can pick up the car. >> Cuz right now it's impounded. >> I have medicine. >> Okay. Do you have medicine at home? >> No. >> Okay. Well, if you urgently need medicine, you'll have to go to the hospital. >> Oh god. But um >> you won't be able to get into the car until 12 hours after the time we pulled you over. >> You just have Joe. >> So by 2:30 in the afternoon, >> you'd be able to go to the car. >> No. >> So it's at Eagle Towing in Paripany. >> So it's not far away, but you have to wait the 12 hours. >> Okay, that's okay. >> All right, good. So it'll be there. When can I leave? >> Uh, a few minutes. He's making copies of paperwork. So, technically, you're not released until we give you those copies. >> That's okay. >> Okay, good. >> I understand. >> Thank you. >> You got all that stuff to go through. >> Yep. We got the stuff to go through, some reports to write, and then sure enough, the night will be over soon. >> Yep. I get you all are just doing your job. >> That's it. >> You're looking after >> people. >> But um your car was on Canals. You asked. I didn't answer that yet. >> So that's where where it was. >> I don't even know. I just >> But we'll give you all the information for where to pick it up and everything. >> Thank you. My dad Oh, >> and is it registered to your dad or to you? >> It's his. >> Okay. So, he might have to go to pick it up or go with you. >> Yep. Okay. Uh where's the stuff like her tickets and stuff? >> Oh, she has her tickets. I didn't get to go into great detail cuz she didn't exactly want to hear it right now. >> Where where are they at? >> I she they're in her purse right here. Could you just pull them out? So, we do have to go over them now >> for what they're for. >> Couple things. All right. >> I advised her the court date and the time. >> Yeah. So, I'm charging you with because you refused, you're getting charged with refusal and DWI. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then also careless driving or reckless driving. which are two charges that automatically get charged WI and then the reason that I originally I mean you basic you pulled yourself over but what because you were weaving all over the road is fair to maintain so the summon is like officer French explained to you July 11th all right that's next week Tuesday not the 4th week after at 1:30 p.m. You have to come to court. But >> thank you. I completely understand. >> Excellent. I'm glad to hear that. Call that number on the back. That's for our court if you have any questions. Okay. >> Yeah, of course. >> And that is also >> for you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let's go see. >> Thank you. >> All right. So, this is just the the form that you signed and required to give you that. This is Eagle Towing. That's where the car is. They're over in Paripony. I would call them in the morning. They'll explain where exactly they have it and how to get that out. And then um there's your driver's license. >> You'll probably have to come here to get um what's called a vehicle release form because it can't get released until after >> 2:30 in the afternoon >> and then u so come over here, get that release form, then we can >> release to dad after hours of panic about mom and consequences. How does the reality of family reaction hit harder than the arrest itself? Like if this tension got to you, subscribe for more raw body cam stories next.