Go ahead. >> So, who uh >> it was my fault. >> Yeah, she came like directly at me. I was over on the left lane and she didn't see me and Cam like >> Okay. Okay. >> Right at me. >> We'll get to that. Just uh >> Yeah, hold on. I have to put the flashlight. I know. I I know you're strong. Um 86 stars to tell for Mercedes fans 46 our side or the taxi side. >> We're figuring that out. Standby on that. >> Hey guys, not to interrupt you. I know you're exchanging information. Um I'm just trying to figure out >> just moving with the air. >> Okay, miss. Miss, don't worry about that right now. Okay. So, you were in >> I called in. >> Okay. All right. I called. So, >> you were in the Mazda, correct? >> Yes, I was in the Mazda on the left lane and then she came completely my phone. >> Okay. So, you were in the left lane heading which direction? >> I'm heading this straight. >> So, you were in this lane? >> This lane? Yes. >> And where were you driving? >> This way. >> So, it was a head-on? >> Yes, it was. It was a head- on lane. >> It was a head on. >> Head on. >> He was He was in this lane. >> Okay. >> Traveling that way. You were in the in >> this lane >> going this way. >> So was anybody trying to turn? >> No, we >> So you were literally going like this? >> Yeah, we literally were going like this and she literally >> So what what happened? You just swerved into the >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. [snorts] >> I I Okay. All right. So about where did it happen? At the intersection. >> Like just behind >> like literally at the intersection. like she just came like straight at me and didn't see me and then I literally like >> 96 my entrance. >> Okay, just hang on to that for a minute for me. Okay, >> just advice township. We're going to take this. It was a head-on, but we'll just take it. >> You want me to start the tow truck though? >> Yes, please. is going to be a Mazda four-door sedan. >> I need you just let them know to expedite. We're in two lanes of travel block. Go ahead. >> Okay. >> Just follow that officer's direction. >> I saw his flashlight. That's the reason I started. >> All right. Cool. 86 TJ on the toe for both vehicles. I I'm just trying to get an understanding. I'm sorry. I I don't have any problem paying any any and all. >> All right. So, just real quick, we're not going to argue here. Okay. Is that understood? >> Yes. >> Yeah. That's okay. And this is going to go on a crash report. Okay. >> So, if you guys can't >> No, we can hold on. If you guys whether you can or can't cordially >> go about this, your information is going to be on the port. Your information is going to be on the report. your your insurance companies are going to be automatically notified. Okay? New Jersey is a 50-50 fault state. >> All right? So, your insurance companies will battle it out from there. So, you're not going to stand here. You're not going to argue. Is that understood? >> Okay. >> Is that understood? >> No, that's understood. I'm just taking just taking >> care of her information here. >> Yeah. Can you just can you just >> Yeah. again. Man, this is all going to be on the report. So, >> all right. Is that her insurance card? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> All right. Give that back to her and then go stand by your car. >> Sir, >> ma'am, you were in the left lane. >> I didn't mind >> coming this way. >> It's my fault. It's my fault. >> Where's your information? >> We're just happy that nobody's injured. >> It's just a vehicle. You were coming left and I was coming. >> We'll get it from her if she has it. >> Right lane. He was coming. >> Do you have all her information? >> I don't yet. They were >> all his information. >> I don't have that yet either. I'm working on it. What do you have his information on with you? >> Um, no. I only have my >> Okay. >> registration. >> Okay. So, this is your insurance, correct? >> Our insurance. >> Ashley. >> Alicia. >> Alicia. My apologies. um registration cord. It's in your left hand. Okay. Uh I'm not sure what this is. I'm just going to give it back to you. >> I found the registration. >> I know. I have the registration right here. >> Okay. What do you mean? >> And then do you have your driver's license on you, miss? So, now that things have kind of calmed down a little bit, do you feel like you're injured in any way? >> No, I don't feel like I'm injured. I just want to make sure everything is okay. >> Everything's going to be fine. It's just a car accident. Okay. You're not going to get in any trouble. Things happen like that. Okay. All right. My parents. >> Okay, miss. We're not going to just leave you here. We're going to take we're going to figure everything out. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, of course. So, >> my door isn't opening. I just robbed the car. >> Okay. Well, listen, miss. That's what insurance is for, okay? Everything I promise you everything's going to work out. We deal with We deal with crashes all the time. Everything's going to be fine. That's why you have insurance. Okay. Is this your >> Alicia Bailey? >> I know, but who is this? Your your father? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is he >> Patterson police? Did Did uh do you want to call him? Just let him know you're okay. >> Um no >> rather not you unless you want me to. >> No, no, that's that's totally up to you. I just >> No, he's away right now. >> Okay. Just watch this car here. Come around to the passenger side. Was your license in the car? >> Yeah. Do you need my license? >> Yeah. Your license. >> And the insurance that you had that in your hand or was that >> Yeah, I I think it was over there. I It was >> So, does the other officer potentially have that or >> Yes. Yes, he has that. We'll keep going over And you were traveling. >> I literally was like >> eastbound in the left lane here. >> In the left lane and she didn't see me and literally just came right up. >> Now, was it more so in the intersection towards where I'm standing back this way? >> Cuz obviously she clipped. She merged into the oncoming traffic. >> Did you hear? >> That's why your tire's all [ __ ] up. But >> yeah. Do you have you guys both had the green light? You weren't stopped or anything like that? >> No, we both had the green light and literally like you saw on the try and turn and then like tried you tried to merge from the left lane to the right lane. Yeah. >> Are you taking us? >> Yeah. All right, that's >> you guys. >> Um, >> her dad's on in Patterson. >> Okay. >> So, >> he's going to be okay. >> Yeah, he's he's fine. >> Yeah. >> What's up, man? >> What happened? >> We're going to take it. It's uh It was a head on. >> Head on. >> Head on. Yeah. >> Okay. You guys sure? >> Yep. Yeah, we got it. Thanks though, man. >> It's if if you're not if you're not tied up. I mean, we're going to get them out of here real quick. But >> so, we're probably we're going to tow it, okay? And we'll get >> What? My car. >> Well, so the reason why >> I can drive it. >> You can. Okay. Okay. And I'm going to show you why. Miss, just just stay calm and I'm going to show you why. Okay. See that? >> Yes. >> So, you got a flat tire. You can't drive on that. Okay. So, you live in Paripony, right? And I think you also have I think you cracked the front axle. >> Like, please. >> Okay. Miss, we can give you a ride there. >> Yeah. Can you escort me because I would rather not tow this. Please. I don't have the funds for this. >> You don't? >> I'm barely affording this car. You're calling the toast on. >> So it's not it's not you calling it. >> Okay. >> And again, that's why you have insurance. >> Seriously, that's just that's the whole point of insurance is they cover you. >> Yeah. Did >> he give the insurance to you? >> No. >> Can you like >> He didn't give me anything. >> Can you We have hers. >> Can you possibly >> go back over to him? Got his insurance. I I I promise you this is >> like I swear I'm two streets down. >> It's not going to move. You cracked the front axle. You can see it. You want to see it? >> It's The front axle's cracked. >> You can't. This is You're not going to be able to drive it. I promise you. >> What's a good phone number for you? >> I know you're stressed out, but it's it I you cannot drive this. I'm sorry. >> Do you have anything valuable in this car you got to get out? So, they're going to take it off the road now. >> No. >> You don't have a purse? >> Okay. It's all right. It's all right. >> You got a good story from her. What happened? >> Yeah, I'll double I'll just confirm it, but she's going to We'll probably just give her a ride to where she's going. >> Okay. >> What's up, man? >> How we doing? >> Another day. >> Yeah. >> Um the key. >> Are you sure? I can't drive it. >> I promise you, you cannot drive it. >> One wheel. >> Yeah, you you that wheel I promise you, miss. I'm not It's not even a precaution thing. I promise you even if you tried, it would not go anywhere. >> Yeah, it's crack. It's cracked in the >> It's all Everything's broke. >> Yeah. the key. >> Yeah. When you get a chance, miss, do you just have the key fob? >> Are you okay? >> I wrote all that down. I have all that, dude. It's okay, Risha. Okay. >> Okay. My mom's on her way. >> No. Hey Matt, do you have your license, registration, and insurance? >> Yes, I do. >> My insurance. She She had there. My insurance is over there. Like I I left my insurance I left my insurance stuff over there like over by the other car. >> Okay. They don't seem to have it over there. You got your license with you? >> I I do have my license. I know. I know. I know. My insurance No, my insurance stuff is over there. I know. I I I put it I put it I gave it to her. >> So, I know you probably told him a million times already, but what what happened? >> So, what happened was she was literally like coming on the right side of me, right? I was on the left. I was on the left side >> driving this way. >> Driving this way. We both had the green light. He didn't see me and came right at me and and literally came right at my car and sideswipe my entire car. >> You got insurance. One sec, man. Miss, here you go. >> So, what happened? Why were you Why did you end up on this completely? >> Well, but were you texting? No, that's just like I just had a long rushing Yeah. >> Were you drinking tonight? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Only reason I'm asking is because clear as day. >> Yeah. >> We could see the bottle of Titos on the floor there. >> Where? Oh, it's completely fine. >> All right. I just We just want you to be honest with us. If you drank, we just need to know cuz we can smell it. >> Yeah. >> Did you drink today? >> No. >> Okay. So, where did that come from? >> You have my license and my >> I gave it back to you. >> My go-kart. >> Alicia, we can smell it on your breath. How much did you have to drink? >> I promise you I was not intoxicated to completely an accident. >> Hey, man. Hey. Hey. >> Uh, we can't let you take it yet. >> Sorry, man. Sorry. camera. >> All right. So, Alicia, what we'll do, we're just going to run you through a couple tests really quick. >> Okay. >> If you're good to go, then we'll get you a ride to wherever you got to be, and that's going to be the end of it. >> Okay. >> Okay. You would take take the test for us. >> Yeah. >> Just hold up, Alicia. >> I can't stop. >> Alicia. Alicia. >> Hang on. No, we're not we're not answering any calls. Alicia. Alicia. Alicia. >> Alicia. Come on. >> What do you mean? >> We're not answering calls. Please step back and make this man for us, please. >> What the [ __ ] is going on? >> Nothing. I >> get off of me. >> What's going on? >> You think this is >> I got in a car accident and they're asking me to do um a couple tests, which I don't mind. >> Are you okay? >> Yes. Yes, I'm fine. >> Can you call you the office on the phone, please? Can you >> He can hear They can hear you. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. What's the problem, Alicia? What What What test do you need? What's the problem? >> Can you please >> Alicia, how old are you? >> 23. Can you please elaborate for my father? >> Alicia, it's The reason we want to put you under test is cuz we smell the odor and you have an open bottle of Titos in your car. >> Where? >> Right at your left foot. Right there. That is an open bottle of Tito's vodka. >> Please step out of the car. We have to do our >> All right. I got >> Alicia, are are you hurt? >> She's not hurt. >> Did you hurt anyone? >> No. >> No. >> No, she did not. >> Sir, I'm sorry. I'm I'm I'm retired from Patterson. I'm always in Massachusetts. I'm very sorry. >> Sir, you don't got to apologize. It's all good. We She gave us the goal card. I mean, but you know how it is. We >> It's a It was a head-on. >> Yeah, it was a head-on. Thankfully, nobody's hurt. She's not hurt. >> He's not hurt. So, >> thank God no one's hurt. >> Yep. >> So, her her vehicle is disabled, though. I think the front crack uh the front axle's cracked. >> So, we're going to tow it. >> She wanted to drive it. We can't We can't let her drive it. >> No. No. I I totally I totally understand. I'm sorry. >> Okay, Alicia, let's just make this as easy as possible. >> Give me that [ __ ] phone. >> We're going to have We'll We'll let her call you back, but we just got to get this over with. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I appreciate it. >> All right. You got HGN, Bobby? >> No. >> No. >> Just follow me home. >> Listen, can one of these drive home? Like, please. My father's a decorated cop. >> Do you see the car? The car can't move. >> The car can't move. I'm asking if one of you can drive at home. >> I'm telling you, the car cannot move. >> The car can't move. It's the front axle practice. >> Okay, but just relax. Everything's going to be okay. >> No, it's not. >> Well, you can't drive the car home. It's disabled. It's not Alicia. Even if we try, it will not move. >> It's physically impossible to move. If if you hit the gas, it's not going to go anywhere. It's disabled. Okay. So, it has to get towed. >> All right. I I We That's not even up to us. It's just It's not going to move. >> Is there anything else in the car that we're going to find? >> No. >> Okay. >> What was that? I mean, the horse sounds not. He's going to contact one of these guys to see if uh All right. different time had it in your car. >> So, where is it from then? >> It's from today. >> Okay. What time did you drink it? >> 1:00. >> Okay. >> Wait, can I grab my phone? >> Where is it? >> In the car. >> Where in the car? Bobby, can you just grab her phone? You see it? >> Yeah. >> She drank the whole thing around one. Finish the bottle today. Alicia, where you going? Alicia, stay over here. >> Please don't make it worse. >> We'll get your phone. I promise you. >> We have your phone. Okay. 86R. >> Do you feel like you're injured in any way? >> No. Go ahead. >> Can you contact surrounding HC and see if anybody can come do HF for us? >> Hey man, is there any way I know you're in the middle of this [ __ ] Is there any way we could grab that car first? >> I actually have another guy over here in like 2 minutes. Grab that. >> Can you please just grab it? >> Grab one. Well, we're not we're not >> we're not calling anyone right now. >> We're not calling anyone. >> I'm not ask you to call anyone. I just need my phone so I can tell them what's going on. >> You talked to your parents already. They know what happened >> few minutes ago. We told them that I told your dad that you would call him back. We will let you call him back. Okay. Unfortunately, our hands are tied right now. We have to put you through some test. Okay. And then if you if you demonstrate you're not on the influence, then we'll we'll we'll drive you back to your house and then that'll be it. Right. But we have to we have to make sure. Okay. Where are your two? You have them on you or they in this bag? >> Where are they? >> Pretty sure I gave them to the office. >> You have them. Okay, cool. We got them. We got them. >> You did? Where? All right. So, you're good to go to pick this up. Okay. >> My whole car. >> Yes. We told you the car has to get to >> Wait, can I make sure there's nothing else in there? >> I took everything out. I took >> my wallet, my ID, my everything. Please. No. I'm on the phone with the couch now. They're on fire. I know what to do. At this point, all we're going to do is you're going to take the SFSD's standardized field sobriety test and we're going to see if you're safe. >> What if I don't want to take it? >> Well, that's going to be your decision, but I'd say you're better off taking them cuz if you don't take them, then we just have to go off what we see here. Okay. >> Your phone? >> Not right now, miss. >> Just want to call my father. 86. >> Go ahead. Respond. Thank you. >> Where are they bringing my car? >> To their lot. >> What lot? >> It's TJ Towing. It'll be on a property release form for you. around. >> So, at this point, we're waiting for an officer to respond here that's qualified in the HCN test. After that, I'm going to run you fishing tests that are mostly walking and you can decide to take them. I would advise you to take them because if not, then like I said, we just have to go off our observation here. Okay, >> that's it. >> That's it. What was that? >> Not yet. Are you sure? >> No, not right now. Yeah, we'll bring them back to headquarters anyway. >> I just want to see my arm like that. >> Want to see my arm? >> Just come back around this way. So, we just we can't let her like interfere over there. >> Okay. No, we don't want to go. Yeah, he's good to go. Bobby got all his info. Did we get everything we need from him? >> Thank you. >> Did you happen to take his insurance when he provided it to you the card? No. >> No. No. Heat. Heat. Once we get to trucks out right hand lane here we go around but I think we're back there. I'm set my car up behind that. We're number >> if it gets to this. Are you alcohol testing? >> Yeah. Ma'am, ma'am, you cannot >> No. >> Use it. No. Okay. Is there >> Can I call my dad? >> Not right now. >> So, the Austin told you put a serious test. Make sure that you were okay to drive. And if we were okay to drive, we'll let your aunt whoever's over there take you away. But we have to do our job. Okay. If you got alcohol inside the car, there's alcohol. had it took a picture of it. Okay. Just like a physical piece of paper. Pat, >> we got her aunt walking up now. I'm going to get my car and move it so we can get traffic flowing. Do you want to just keep an eye on her for a sec so she doesn't move? >> Go to your car. Just let let the other driver know that I'm not seeing his insurance card here. >> It's not in there. >> Um I think we're going to leave your car there in the meantime. >> Okay. >> Till we finish our testing. >> Okay. >> I'll open up this lane, >> but we'll just push everyone that way. >> Okay, that's fine. >> No, we'll leave it the way it is right now. >> All right. >> So people can just come out this way. Okay, >> I wouldn't promise you I will let you call your parents as soon as we're done testing. Okay, for that one. Okay. And this one is 100% vodka. I mean, it's like super strong. Okay. >> Yeah. coming other guys. We'll do ATN first. >> Well, I mean set up. >> We're fine. I don't want to open up this lane and we're going to use this. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, we'll keep the way it is. >> Dude, drive your car. >> Yeah, they're good to go. He doesn't have it. It's not a big deal. Here we go. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to tell you. Please, you cannot use your cell phone. You can use it after. >> Not right now. I just my dad's going to be very concerned. >> Well, you talk to him. He knows you're not hurt. >> Okay. I know he's concerned. >> I'm I'm sure he is concerned. >> I just want to assure him that everything's okay. Like even if the worst comes to worse. >> Okay. >> I just want to assure him that everything is going to be okay. >> Well, we'll tell him. He'll know shortly. Okay. >> Okay. >> How you doing, sir? How's it going? >> You want to turn off your overheads? >> Uh, yeah. All right, man. >> I'm taking this call. >> Okay. >> This is Alicia. She was driving. >> Can I talk to you on the side? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> All right. >> Muting for strategy. >> All right, miss. Do you have any problems with your legs? Any injuries that would prevent you from walking in a straight line or anything like that? >> Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do first, the test is called the walk and turn. All right. If you could just come right over here to the straight line. All right. I'm going to give you the instructions as simply as I can. All right. You see this straight line in between us? You're going to put your left foot on that line. You're going to put your right foot in front of your left, touching heel to toe. Okay, let's just try again. So, left foot on the line, right foot in front of your left, touching heel to toe, >> and just put your hands at your sides. Okay? Don't move until I tell you to move. Do you understand? >> Yes. Sorry. >> Do you think it'd be easier if you took your flip flops off? I mean, I know I know we're on the road here. If you're comfortable doing that, then I'm fine with it. >> I'm fine with it. >> Okay. So, you're going to place your left foot on the line. Okay. >> Place your right foot in front of your left, touching heel to toe, and just put your hands at your sides. Just stay like that until I tell you to move. Do you understand? emptiness. >> Okay. When I ask you to do so, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down the line, looking down at your feet and counting out each step. >> Nine. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Once you reach your ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot planted, turn around, and take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. You're going to leave your hands at your sides the entire time and do not stop the test until it's complete. >> Okay, I'm just saying. >> Okay, so I just explained it to you and now I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay, >> so you can just stay right there for me, miss. Just go back into the position I told you. Right foot in front of your left. >> Yeah, I got >> Can you put your right foot in front of your left? But your left foot is in front of your right. >> Okay? And just stay like that. >> So like I in I I gave you the instructions for the test. Now I'm going to demonstrate. >> One, two, three. Leaving my lead foot planted. One, two, three. I took three steps for my demonstration. When I ask you to perform the test, you're going to take nine. >> There are nine rounds. >> Yes. Do you want me to explain it to you any further? Do you understand the test? >> I understand. >> Okay. You can begin when you're ready. stuff. Okay, I'm going to have you do another test. Okay, this test is called the one leg stand. What I'm going to have you do is put your feet together and put your hands at your sides. Don't move until I tell you to move. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> When I ask you to do so, you're going to lift either foot of your choosing approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to point your toe and you're going to look down at your toe. And once you're in this position, you're going to be begin counting from 1,00 and so on. For example, 100,001 1002 1003 1004 1005. I counted to 1005. You're going to count until I tell you to stop. >> Do you understand the test as I explained it to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Just one moment. >> Okay. You can start when you're ready. >> [snorts] >> Okay, miss. You can stop. >> HD. Yeah. >> Just walk to the front of the bumper of the car. Okay. >> Oh, man. Once you get there, just face me. Just turn around and face me back. All right. Where were you coming from? >> Um, >> my house. >> Your house. Where do you live at? >> I live right off like right behind Stop and Shop. >> Stop and Shop. Okay. And where were you heading to? Um to pick up my cousin on Taylor Road. >> Oh, to show your cousin on Taylor Road. Okay. What was you doing at home before you got in the car? >> Nothing. I had just got home from work. You >> just got home from work. Okay. Did you have anything to drink today? >> Not much. >> All right. Not much. When you say not much, what what's your definition of not much? >> One to two shots. >> One to two shots of what? >> Uh Cheetos. >> Cheetos. Was that a Titos behind that you had the shot there? When you thought, did you take a glass or you just downed it from the back? >> I It was a midstream. >> I mean, between What time before you got behind the rope that you had the shot? >> What time is it now? 10:00. 10:00. >> Yeah. Right. Approximately >> 5 6:00. >> 5 6:00. Okay. All right. Um, now what I need you to do is I want you to like stand up for me. Okay. I want you to put both uh feet together and then look at look straight at me. Okay. Do you have anything wrong with your eyes medically? >> No. >> All right. Uh do you need your glasses to see or you have to uh take off? Take them off. >> But can you see without them? >> I need them. >> Okay. Either way, it doesn't matter, but I just want to make sure. Okay. And you've never had any head injuries or any anything like that. Okay. All right. So, what I need you to do is just take a step forward. Okay. And then All right. Okay. F feet together. And then what I need you to do, you're going to look straight at me. Okay. Now, do you see what's in front of you? >> Yes. >> What do you see? >> The pen. The finger. >> The pen. The finger. Okay. I'm going to check your eyes. Right. So, what I need you to do is with your eyes only, just follow the tip of my pen. Okay. Don't move your head. Just your eyes only. Drive home on you. Okay. Look like you're going to fall. If one of you guys get behind her just in case cuz you were leaning back. I don't want you to fall. Okay. For the reason they're going to be behind you. So when you fall back, I'm going to start again. All right. Just put your eyes on. Try not to move your headphones. Okay. Don't move your head. Just try solid stuff for my friend. Just follow it. Now follow it. It's all right. You're doing fine. Okay. You try try your best for me. Okay. You're doing fine. So far so good. All right. You only had a two shot on. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Six out of six were vertical. So definitely over 14. Okay. So six out of six were vertical. So it's definitely one over 14. Okay. Easy. Yeah. >> All right. Miss, you got to do me a favor. Turn around. Just put your arms behind your back. >> Go ahead. >> I'm just going to have one door female town 11. You call neighboring town to see if we can use an alpha test. Just got to make it so you can't slip out of them. I'm not going to try to make them too tight on you. >> Go home today. >> That's not that that might not be the case, Alicia. Okay. You're going to hang out with us for a couple hours and then >> my dad is going to kill me. >> Hey, we have an operator for you. >> He's not going to kill you. I promise. >> I'm an operator, but he didn't think it's 51 hours. I promise you we're going to let you talk to him when we get back to the station. Okay. >> I promise you we'll let you call them. Okay. >> One second. >> Bobby, do we know whose car she's going in? >> Uh, I'm trying to figure that out right now because if they can't supply operator, >> give her back. >> If they can't supply one, I'll I'll take her. >> Okay. forum park says we can use their box but they need to have an operator they cannot provide them. >> All right, come with me. Okay, >> okay to tell them that we can respond over here that way. You got it? All right, miss. You check her. >> Miss, just stay out here. Miss, you got nothing on you. I illegal, right? Nothing that's going to poke me or anything like that. >> Maybe I might. >> Okay, I'm just going to lift up here so I can see your waistband. >> I might have my pad in there. >> What do you mean your pockets? >> No, in my breast. >> Well, I can't get that. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. You can take it. You can take it. I can't touch it. >> You can take it. I'm giving you permission. >> I can't miss. >> No, it's not nicotine. >> Go ahead. >> She's trying to get it. >> She got it already. >> Yeah, >> you guys have my phone. >> Check her. >> You have my phone. Yes, >> I need to call my parents. >> Obviously, I can't check if she's got anything else. >> We got 2347 working in Marsh. It's up to you. >> We probably should just procedurally. >> Hey, Bobby. Yeah, let me get procedurally just check her real quick. >> 96. >> Jesus Christ. Yeah. So, >> put our vape in here. >> 2347 is available. >> Let me uh go move your car right here. Yeah. >> Careful. They take her arrest. >> Was you going to brief her on what's going on? >> Okay. They arrested her. They taking her. All right. Can I explain to you what's going on? Okay. So, patient is going to be under arrest, DUI. Right. Um, you and I know when you go over on the other side, you crash, you got about over six bottles over there. And >> six bottles. Well, you got a like a couple boxes and then um Mike's lemonade and stuff. You know what I mean? And she's not able to she's not able to stand. She's not able to like coordinate and stuff. >> You know what? I see it. I see it. >> You know, do you know she has an alcohol problem? >> No. I didn't know. >> Yeah, cuz seems like somebody experiences alcohol problems. >> Esther, are you listening to it? So my my recommendation to you is to try to get her help because it's not, you know, I just stay around. >> Her dad is a retired cop. >> It's a retired car. Okay. So [laughter] yeah, if you if you talk to the dad, I'm sure he's going to understand uh the situation, you know, cuz what can we do right now, Julie? What can we do right now? >> So right now she's under arrest. So they're going to take her to um Handover Township to uh process her and then basically somebody needs to pick her up from there. You cannot be released on the own. Somebody has to. >> So, can I go right there? >> Well, yeah. >> Not right now. No, right now. >> Not right now. They're going to process. They're going to process her. So, give it like um you could go wait there till she's done processing, but it's going to take over like an hour and a half to two hours approximately, depending on the officer's speed. Okay. But, um you know, basically once you once she's released, you you signed something called John's law. They're responsible for her for 12 hours. She's not allowed to drive in a time of a 12-h hour period. And after 12 hours period, she's on her own. Okay. So, I'm sure that's what this office is going to explain to you. >> So, can I can I bring her home after? >> You can bring her home after once you're done processing and then you guys you guys go into uh For Park, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, um if you want to do you have a business card, your address on there. So, she's going to she's going to go pick assign the John's law. Okay. >> So, I told her she could go wait um at you guys headquarters and then once she's done it's it's township or handover. So, um, if you want to head over there and then once you you're done, >> basically it'll probably be about two hours. Two hours. Yeah. Just like I said, now two. Yeah. So, >> is she okay? >> She's fine. But my recommendation is at the end of the day, look, this happened. It could have been worse. Okay. But like the amount of bottles that she has like is just like is portraying somebody that has an alcohol issue and that needs help. So, if you guys could get her to help that would be really great. But it's a learning experience. Things happens where you understand what I'm saying. You know what? >> It could have been, like I said, it could have been worse. You know, somebody could have got killed, but thank God it went down this route and then we'll handle it that way. Okay. So, that would be my [laughter] Okay. >> Is that your car? Is that your car over there? >> Yeah. >> All right. If you want if you you could start heading over there and waiting and then once you're done, you're going to uh get with you. Okay. >> We're driving back now. We are leaving. So, >> okay. >> Yeah. You guys got a 2 hour 2our window period till she gets released. Okay. Um, you guys want to wait around. Thank you. >> All right. >> Just be care, ma'am. Just be careful. Let Hold on. Let me walk you cuz car is going to come flying down and I don't want you to get hit. >> Does she live at home? >> Yeah. >> And you guys never notice like if she has any alcohol issue like that? >> I don't know. I don't live so I don't know. My knees. >> Oh, your knees. Yeah. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I got to say at the end of the day, things happens for a reason and it could have been worse, but thank God nobody got hurt and you know, but she went over the other side of the like the line and clipped somebody >> clipped somebody and then that caused the car to spin out of control. So, >> I know. I know. I know. It's so hard. And she couldn't even >> well when we were doing the task like I was standing she couldn't even stand on her feet. She was like couldn't >> I couldn't coordin it and stuff. So um >> Oh my god. So sad. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. Okay. Just drive safe. All right. It's going to be the township or handover. >> Okay. >> Handover township. That's where she's going. >> Thank you so much. All right. You guys have a good night. All right. Bobby, just uh >> Okay, miss. I just have to read you this form. All right. >> Yes. >> So, this is the standard statement form. It's anytime you're arrested for driving while under the influence. >> Okay. So, >> you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. We can possibly meet them halfway. >> The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. >> We're going to be on our way to foreign park. So if they can't >> 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. >> Can I call my dad? There's nothing I can do. I can't call for a lawyer. I can't anything. >> After I'm going to explain everything to you here. After you are provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or physician of your own selection take independent samples of your breath, blood, or urine for independent testing. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while intoxicated. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be subject to various penalties, including license revocation of up to 20 years, a fine of up to $2,000, installation of an inter in ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit to breath testing. Even if you take the test but then do not follow my instructions. >> All right. >> Do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples. >> I just want to speak to one person. >> I will charge you with refusal to submit to breath testing. This is the last line here. I repeat the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples of your breath? >> I don't have a problem with it. Just please just one call. >> So yes, you'll submit samples of your breath. >> Just one call, please. Yes. >> Yes. >> If you give me one call, >> I can't give you a call right now. >> No, then I'm not submitting. >> Do you understand the form? >> I understand. >> So, >> I want to call my dad first. >> If I don't give you a call, >> a decorated officer, Patterson Police, 30 plus years. I want to speak to >> I respect that. Believe me. >> Okay. Please let me speak to him first and then I will submit to the breath test. I don't mind. I just need to speak to him first. >> Okay. I'm I'm just being straightforward. >> I understand. >> You giving samples of your breath does not >> benefit me in any way. >> It doesn't It doesn't benefit me. >> So, you're going to say no. You do not want to provide samples of your breath. >> Not that I don't want to provide. I just want to speak to my >> That's not an option right now. >> Do you want to provide samples of your breath? Yes or no? >> I can't speak to him personally. Not right now. How is this? How is this allowed? >> Not right now. >> I don't know what to do. I just want to call him first, please. >> Well, you understand the form I read, right? >> Like less than 5 minutes. >> Do you understand the format? >> Take less than 5 minutes. >> Yes or no? >> I understand the format. I just want a conversation with my father. >> I'm going to ask you one more time. Will you provide samples of your breath? Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. Wait. No. >> No. No. No. No. No. >> No. You won't. >> No. >> Okay. >> She's a No. >> No. >> Yeah. >> Like no. >> She said she won't unless she gets a phone call. >> Well, she's not. She can't >> legally required to get a phone call. >> No. >> So, she's a no. >> We can't like break. >> She's a no. >> All right. You want to put her in your car then? >> Yeah. Let's just get her back to headquarters. But we we got to get an alco test reading still, right? >> I'll go over there and do it. We want to have her properly searched then. >> Is she here? No. She coming here. >> All right, let's do that. >> It's a no absolute. >> I'll I'll give her another chance. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. >> Pat, stand by one sec. I'm going to give her another chance. >> Okay, miss. I'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt here. I'm going to ask you. I am going to ask you to one more time. >> I'm just asking to my father. I'm not >> You're not getting a phone call right now. >> Alicia, relax. >> You're not getting a phone call right now. >> No, you guys are not listening. I >> respect you and I understand you. Just please let me talk to my father. He's been a cop in Patterson for 30 plus years. >> You'll be able to in about an hour. We will give you a call. Please. No. Now, I don't know what to do right now. Like please just let me speak. >> All you can do right now is listen to us. Unfortunately, >> not unfortunately. >> Will you provide samples of your breath? >> Can you please let me speak to him first? >> Alicia, you're not in any scenario speaking to your father at the moment. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. You're under arrest. We do not have to provide you a phone call to your father. >> And I don't have to provide a sample. >> Okay. This officer is going to ask you one more time whether or not you want to provide samples to your breath. Read it to her. Ask her if she wants to provide samples. >> Arrest me. the whole form again. >> Do the whole form? >> No, it's fine. I literally just want to speak to my father. It's not going to take you more than five minutes. >> Okay, Alicia, I want you to answer no. >> I want you to listen. >> The answer is no. >> Read it one more time. >> I just want to speak to my dad. This is crazy. Like, >> you have been arrested. >> I can't do that. Like, >> you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the Keep going. For the purpose of testing to determine the 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'll be issued a separate summon for 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. >> Can you please >> these penalties may be in addition a penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you provide breath samples will be treated as a refusal to submit to breath testing. Even if you agree to take the test but then do not follow my instructions, do not properly perform the test or do not provide sufficient breath samples, I will charge you with refusal to submit to breath testing. >> I literally >> I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of your breath? >> No, I just want you please just let me call my dad. >> Okay, your answer is not acceptable. >> No, I'm good. the bottom part. I'll read that to her. >> Yeah. Alicia, where are we going? We listen. >> I live two blocks down. Like, please. >> Your answer Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires you submit samples of your breath for breath test breath testing. >> I want to call. >> If you do not answer or answer >> or answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with refusal. Now I ask you again, will you submit to breath test? >> Can I call my father first? Like please. >> No. >> This is >> so you're a no. >> I want to talk to my dad. If he says it's okay, then I'll do it. >> Talking to your father in any scenario at this moment, you're unable. >> If he says it's okay, I'll do it. I want to speak to him. >> Morris's question. >> He's been a lieutenant for 30, 20, 30 years. Like, >> okay. So, you did not answer my question. Your answer is not acceptable. >> Speak to my father first, please. The law requires you to >> I want to speak to my father. >> She didn't say yes. It's it's a no. >> No. >> I want to speak to my father. Is that so hard? >> Well, so we'll do it at headquarters. You can step out. >> Say yes. >> You can step out. >> Alicia, [snorts] you you have to understand >> if he says yes and I will say yes. It will make this very easy. >> Okay. I have to close this door. We have to walk. EMS3. >> One second. We're going in this car right here. Alicia, >> I can't speak to my parents. >> Not right now. >> Yeah. 96 >> myself and will be transporting us back. >> We will at police headquarters. Any chance is there a uh >> garage police department is decorating. >> I understand and I respect that, >> right? But like I just need more understanding. >> 90. I have starting mileage when you're ready. Yeah. 90 93 356. >> Yeah. >> 96 following. I'm just going to make the left on Ford Hill. >> Understanding. I live two streets down. I want to go home. This is a fair. You're not even letting me speak to my dad. Come on. Please. Please let me go. >> [clears throat] >> Clear. You're all right. You just want to advise for park PD that it was a refusal and I'll head over there at a later point tonight. >> So what am I going to jail? >> So in the state of New Jersey a DWI is not a criminal charge. So you're not >> clean for me. >> So you're not going to jail. What's happening right now, >> is you're going to come to police headquarters. >> 2347 is in >> we're going to do some paperwork and you're going to get released with a court date. So, you are you are under arrest, but it's not a criminal charge. >> Sorry. What was that? Hey, we're going to be back in less than 5 minutes. Can you just punch 90 a separate card for a 450? Sorry, you got to speak up a little, miss. I can't hear you. >> So, you're coming back to the station. I have to do a little bit of paperwork with you. You're going to receive some traffic tickets, including the DWI. >> What? How do I get a DWI? How am I going to demonize that submit to a record? >> Well, then you I'm That's what I >> I did not >> I tried to explain to you multiple times. That's what happens. >> How I did not submit to DW into a rental. I did not. So, how do you from the field soiety test? >> I'm curious cuz I'll be calling my father. >> Absolutely. I'm just curious. I'm not even trying to like >> I know that form I tried to read you >> did not submit >> the form I read you multiple times explained that. >> Yeah. No, the form you read said I understood and I said no. Okay. When we're >> when we're inside of headquarters, >> I will explain everything to you. Okay. >> You going to check on that 29? >> It's just check. >> Yes. >> Where was it again? >> It's It's two separate tickets. It's the DWI and then refusal to submit breath samples. DWI is one ticket and then refusal to provide breath samples is a separate ticket. >> That's why I didn't know what's going on. >> You have to understand if you have like Come on, bro. You don't have a daughter. You have to understand. I'm not saying you have to let me talk, but it's just I don't understand what's going on. Oh my god. just over three years. >> Yeah. >> I mean, it's it's a great job. I I do really enjoy it. I mean, >> this is actually it's Handover Township. It's Whippony in Cedar Nolles. >> It's okay. It's not a bother. >> I'm not a bad guy. No, not yet. >> No. >> No. >> 90 ending mileage. Go >> ahead, honey. >> 93359. Careful. Okay. I'll get you out of there in just a minute. >> Just call him real quick. >> We'll we'll call him. >> I'll tell you the number. >> Okay. Okay. Just one minute. I I can't call him from the car here. We're going to go inside and call him. Heat. Heat. >> [music]