I am the prime [music] analyzer. All content on this channel focuses on providing my personal and objective viewpoints on any and all content I analyze and or create. All reused content is used under fair use for commentary, criticism, and or educational purposes. This content is not intended to harm any individual, and this content should not be taken as professional or legal advice. All individuals mentioned in the content are considered innocent of any alleged crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. Sir, uh It was at Romeo's. Open your door up right now. Don't turn the car back on. Turn the car off. Turn the car off. Get out the car. Get out the car. What's going on? You guys good? We just left cattle enclosure. You just left cattle? Yes, sir, we did. At 5:00 in the morning? I met the owner at Romeo's. All right, he's coming up behind us. >> Okay. All right. I met the owner at Romeo's cattle enclosure. And what happened? Nothing. He told me he had an after-party. What a fighter. You got it. >> at Romeo's. Who was that? Irene's? We was eating. Yeah. >> That's my girlfriend. This This my car. Where Where's the after-party? I don't know what happened at the I don't know what happened at the after-party. We was at the We So, I'm drunk. She was driving. We met them at Romeo's. He said him and his father owned the um Jordan. Did I tell you to sleep behind one of my cars? No. All right, come on. What's going on? Now is your chance to grab a mouse or your finger and click the like button like you have never clicked it before. All right, come on. What's going on? I don't know. They just asked me if I fell asleep behind one wheel car, and I said no. The nice little boy said, "What's wrong?" Did I fall asleep? And he said, "No." Okay. If the driver needs to confirm whether she was awake while operating a motor vehicle, that is an issue. And if the driver was asleep and the passenger didn't notice, then I suspect that all of the occupants of the vehicle were basically catching Zs at the traffic light. Yikes. I just asked him if I fell asleep behind the wheel of my car, and I said no. The nice little boy said, "What's wrong?" Did I fall asleep? And he said, "No." Okay. Where are you guys from? From here. Uh Pennsylvania. >> [cheering] >> So, you staying in Wildwood tonight? I'm not staying in Wildwood. We were We were just out last night. Okay. You didn't stay in a hotel? This family lives out here. Oh, so you stay with them. Are you just leaving or are you going back to Philadelphia now? For my cousin's house. His what? His family's house. In Wildwood. So, where are you going? >> Thank you. His family's house. Oh, you're going with him. Okay. So, you're not going back to >> don't know why I'm getting pulled over right now. This is crazy. I got called about someone who was asleep behind the wheel, so Who was in the car with me? My boyfriend. Yeah, well, he He wouldn't have let me sleep behind the wheel. Like, this is crazy. Listen, we got to follow protocol to respond and figure things out. Woah, woah, woah. Oh. You wouldn't let me sleep behind the Okay. Wait. My No, no, no. On some real gang [ __ ] you talk to me like my dad, my father is a homicide detective. I don't care. Well, congratulations and good for your father. I hope he flourishes as a homicide detective and is never, ever suspected of falling asleep at a traffic light. However, the driver's mention of her father's profession is irrelevant to the investigation against her. If the driver's intention in mentioning that her father is a homicide detective was to seek leniency, then she is failing badly because one of the officers showed his lack of interest by responding with, I quote, "I don't care." Wait, my No, no, no. Awesome, bro. Yeah, you talk to the >> My dad, my dad, my father is a homicide detective. I don't care. Yeah, that doesn't mean anything. >> my But, the thing is I have my badge. >> That doesn't mean anything. No, it does, though. It does. I have It doesn't when you're asleep behind the wheel. I was not asleep behind the wheel. That's the thing. Well, we're going to file saying that you were asleep behind the wheel, so we still have to investigate. I wasn't asleep Get ready to He wasn't driving. He wasn't driving. Do not Tanner, where are we going? We can't be walking out in the middle of the road. This is my car. This is my car. I get it. I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing anything. You're doing nothing in the car right now. My boyfriend He leaves to go to Italy today. Okay? Today. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. Like I said. >> do >> I don't know why these cars are getting out of hand. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. Listen, like I said Let me sit in my >> no, no, we're not going to go in the car right now. >> Okay, I won't get in my car. I won't get in my car. I didn't do nothing. >> Taylor, look at me. I didn't do nothing. And hear me out. Look at me and hear me out. Cuz you're not You're not listening. >> Last night, my boyfriend's in the city. Just the last night, the last night. Okay. >> My boyfriend goes to Italy today. Okay. Today, so yeah, yes, we did. We did have a good Wait, we Listen, we hung out tonight. Like That's just the last night. You're not You're allowed to have a good time, but you're not listening to me. >> not I did not drive behind the wheel. I'm going I'm You did not drive behind the wheel, so but you were just You just said you were driving behind the wheel. Well, did I fall asleep? That's what we got called for. Like I said, when we get a call, we have to respond, though, right? >> when the cops lights on. So, if you saw it, so you're not letting me explain anything. So, I'm just not listening. >> So, when I saw the cops lights All right, right now, I'm just going to stop talking to you cuz it's pointless at this point, cuz you're not listening. All I'm saying is to me, you guys don't care. My dad's a homicide detective. I have my badge on me. It is illegal in the state of New Jersey for a civilian to be in possession of an official law enforcement badge, regardless of whether they are related to the officer who owns it. Under New Jersey's strict badge transfer laws, there are no family exemptions for possessing or carrying an active duty badge. While some laws may have immediate family exemptions, the law governing the possession of police badges does not allow an officer to lend their badge to a spouse, child, or relative. My dad's a homicide detective. I have my badge on me. It's stressing me out that y'all I tried to I tried to I tried to show you >> you show it to your dad? That doesn't mean anything to us, but you guys simply saying I don't care. >> Yeah, we don't. Okay, so it's like Yes, now I'm freaking out because That doesn't get you out of everything. But it I'm not drunk driving. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm not. Okay. I'm not drunk driving. You can do all of that right now. Okay, okay. Did they get your information yet? Do you have a middle initial? Date of birth? Can I show you my badge? Not right now. What's the address for you? Uh-huh. Address? Where's that at? North Wales Pennsylvania North Wales, PA I have my badge in my car. I have my detective badge with me in my car. Please let me get it. Not right now. No, no one's going in the car now. >> Just please let me get it though. Not right now. Okay. What's a good phone number for you? >> Like why are all these cop cars here? We said we get a call we have to respond. What What was the call supposed to be? They were asleep behind the wheel. I already told you this. Like I said well Taylor We got a call right? >> We got a call. >> All these cars are here. There's only three of us. You got to listen to me. You're from out You're from out It's a female first. Listen to me first. I don't understand what's me being a female >> first. Listen to me. Listen to So what is it female not me being a female >> saying like besides being a cop My boyfriend leaves for Italy today. Okay. Today Listen today I still don't understand Like isn't today was today was the last day that I got to hang out with him. Mhm. Did I fall asleep behind the wheel? No. I don't remember falling asleep behind the wheel. Yes. Don't don't respond to her right now. You guys can't talk. Okay. We were out yet, but And like I said, we got a call. We have to respond, right? >> let me fall asleep behind the wheel. I'm telling you >> You won't let me like it it it it just didn't happen. Like I know where we was at tonight. Like it just didn't happen. Okay. I'm not going to argue with the cops. Listen, my dad is a detective. The blood oath, yeah. I've tried to get my badge a couple times off this car. For some reason, y'all seem to not care. I'm telling you that no one is allowed to have a badge. >> like I have the badge for a reason. >> Okay. I have the badge for a reason. Like let me at least pull it out. Let me >> That doesn't That's not a get out of jail free card. It's It's not. It's not. But it can help the situation. It can help how y'all decide to deal with the situation. >> a [laughter] motor vehicle stop, yes, but the fact that we got a call about you receiving a call, that doesn't It doesn't matter. >> not sleeping behind the wheel. I was not asleep. I was not asleep. Okay. Let's clear this I'm No, cuz I'm I'm really getting I'm really getting upset. I'm really getting upset. I was not sleeping. The cop mentioned something I totally disagree with. The cop implied that the driver might receive the leniency she is seeking if this were a motor vehicle stop. Giving badges or other law enforcement credentials to relatives has been a long-standing practice, though it has evolved from a matter of tradition into a strictly regulated and often illegal activity. Allowing a civilian to use an official detective's badge for personal gain is widely condemned as a source of systemic injustice. Recent investigation and legal reports, particularly in New Jersey, have highlighted how this practice creates a two-tiered system of justice. Start the double was a motor vehicle stop, yes, but the fact that we got a call about you were asleep behind the wheel, that doesn't help. >> I was not asleep behind the wheel. I was not asleep. I was not asleep. So, let us Let us do our investigation. No, cuz I'm really getting I'm really getting upset. I'm really getting upset. I was not asleep. I'm being patient, but I was not asleep. >> I appreciate your patience, but you just have to let us do >> not asleep. I was not asleep. >> Taylor, let us do our investigation. All right? This is a police This is Let me show my badge. Let me show it. >> do our investigation. No one's going in the car right now. Taylor, you got to stay over here. Taylor, you got to stay over here. You have to stay over here. Can I call my father? Let me call my father. No, we're going to No, we're not. You're not going to be able to see your boyfriend. Come on. Let me show my [ __ ] badge. Let me show it. >> What's the point of that? That's not going to do anything right now. >> I was not I was not behind the wheel. Do you I was not How many times you told me that your dad was a detective? You showing your badge right now is not going to do anything. Taylor. >> Taylor. All right, listen, Taylor. You're suspected of being DWI, okay? For what? So, we're just going to You're sus- >> You're suspected of being under the influence while operating a vehicle. You step on the side. So, I'm going to run a few tests to see if you're able to drive. You understand? Yes. All right. This is crazy. What's your highest level of education? Can you see? I have my diploma. All right. So, you can read, write, speak English? Mhm? You can read, write, speak English? Can you look at me? I'm looking at >> crazy. Can you hear what I'm saying? >> my No, no. Listen. My dad is a My dad's a homicide detective. Taylor. My Are you listening? I can't see the words. Taylor. >> What What What What What What What Do you understand English? You can read, write, speak English? All right. No. Do you want to do these tests? I do. All right. I want to tell you this, though. Can you just just please face me? Please face me. Please face me. My dad is a homicide detective. So, that's good. I have my badge in my car. Okay. It's in my car. She won't let me get it. She won't let me get it. >> Yeah. I was not asleep behind my wheel. Okay. I was not I need you to do tests right now. >> You can take the tests. But I promise you, if she just let me get my badge, you can call whoever you have to call. That's fine. Okay. My dad is a homicide detective. Okay. I'm fine. All right. Just take like one step forward. Right there. Stand with your feet together. Hands out to your side. Do you have any problem with your eyes? No. Just stay in that position. Just follow >> is not the bad, but I can Yeah. Yeah, yeah. But you can see this pen right here? I can see it clearly. All right. So, you're going to follow this with only your eyes, okay? You're not going to move your head at all. Okay. Do you understand? Mhm. >> Try not to move your head, okay? Keep your head straight. I'm sorry. I wear glasses on a regular That's all right. Just keep your head straight, okay? Just stop kind of like turning your head a little bit. Okay. All right, good. Now we're going to do the walk and turn test, okay? I do need you to face me. All right, stand right there. All right. So until you tell, I want you to put your right foot in front of your left. Hands down to your side. Okay. Can you do that for me? Face you right foot in front of Right foot in front of Who called this in? I was sleeping on the wheel. Who called this in? Tell her. No, I I'm Who called this in? I I was not by myself. No one said that. I was not by myself. It's the fact that somebody called me being sleep sleeping on the wheel. Yeah. Can you put your right foot in front of your left? Heel touching your toe. So, it should look like this. Look at my feet. Here. Hands down to your side. And just stay in that position. Just stay in that position until I'm finished explaining the test, okay? Ready to start. Well, you just got to get back in that position. I got to explain the test to you. Okay. So, stay right there. If you like step out of there, just put your foot right back, okay? Mhm. Do you understand? Mhm. Yes? Mhm. Okay. All right. When I tell you to, I want you to take nine heel-to-toe steps forward. And count each step out loud. Okay? On your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps to turn around, and take nine steps back, heel-to-toe. This is crazy. Real crazy. You're going to keep your hands down to your side the whole time. I'm getting crazy. Okay. Do you understand, Tella? Yeah. All right. I'm going to demonstrate it. Look at Look at me, okay? Can I step out like this? Nope. You're right back in the starting position. I can't even breathe. That's crazy. I'm so freaking nervous. I can't even breathe. >> Take a deep breath. No, I can't even breathe. Do you need medical attention? No. Okay. No, I need my dad. I need my dad. All right. Just put your right foot No, not right now. How old are you? 24. Okay. The driver's excessive determination to prove to the cops about her father's law enforcement position might be a healthy result of a great father-daughter bond. I am pretty sure that the driver's father is an exceptional, amazing father. But, sometimes it's a logical decision to inform your children, especially when you are in a position of authority, to never in your long-legged life mention my name or my position to anyone outside of our family circle. Do you need medical attention? No. Okay. No, I need my dad. I need my dad. All right. I need my dad. Put your right foot. No, not right now. How old are you? 24. Okay. All right. Put your >> my dad. He's a homicide detective. Put your right foot. >> Right foot. In front of your left. Crazy. Tell her. I just want to call my Dad. I just want to call my dad. I want to call my dad. My dad is going to take his Please just call my dad. Let me just call him. Let me just call him, please. Tell her. Can I just call him so I can let him know what's going on? Can you put your right foot in front of your left? You'll get a chance to call him. No. You're not driving me off. I didn't No, you're not driving me off. Are you going to do the test? Tell her. This is crazy. This is so All right. You're going to be under arrest No. for DWI, okay? Turn around. Put your hands behind you. It's okay. Tell her what this is. It's okay. Hold on. Stop this video. Subscribe with all notifications on to your number one analyst, The Prime Analyzer, and you can be one of the first to watch me analyze videos like these. All right. You're going to be under arrest for DWI, okay? Turn around. Put your hands behind you. Tell her. Tell her what this is. It's okay. It's not the end of the world. Tell her. Tell her. Please don't take I'm telling you I have a badge. Just tell you that my dad is a homicide detective. Hey, Brittany. >> [laughter] >> It's okay. >> Want to call city 450. You need to find Bob. Also notify of crash. Officer there. Stay over there. Stay over there. Stay over there. Taylor, I'm coming to get you, okay? Taylor, baby, look at me. >> We don't need him, right? Yeah. Babe, babe. You got a citation? Yeah, I'll take it. Taylor, can you look at me, please? Please don't arrest me, please. Please don't arrest me, please. Stay over there. Stay over there. Stay over there. Taylor, I'm coming to get you. Taylor, baby, look at Babe, babe. Taylor, can you look at me, please? Please don't arrest me, please. Like I can't stand it. Let me, please. Let me, please show you my badge. My badge. Please let me show you my badge. It's in a car. It's in a car. My badge is in a car. Please let me show you my badge. Taylor, Taylor, babe, babe, babe, babe, look at me. I've never been out here before. >> [laughter] >> She's under arrest. You can't talk to her. You're having a nice detailed >> My dad is a cop. My dad is a cop. My dad is a That doesn't get you out of a DUI. But but I could have I could have did this page. I 100% could have did this page. He gave you plenty of opportunities to Edward, I'm sure Edward sure did. Mine? Babe, babe, babe. You're going to have to go back to my car. Edward! Look, babe. Hey. Babe. This is crazy. I kept saying my dad is a cop. Like I said, that doesn't get you out of anything. >> is a cop. I kept saying it. I kept saying my dad is a cop. My dad's a cop, too, but I never say that to the police like this ever when I got pulled over. >> I didn't disrespect you, guys. >> Yes. According to sources, the suspect was found guilty of operating under the influence. As a result of her conviction, she had to spend 12 hours at an intoxicated driver resource center and pay a total of $690 in fines. Police may suspect intoxication when a driver is found asleep because the physical and behavioral symptoms of extreme fatigue mirror those of alcohol or drug impairment. Beyond the act of sleeping itself, officers look for specific legal and physical clues to justify a DUI investigation. Police often use a welfare check as the initial reason to approach a sleeping driver to ensure they aren't experiencing a medical emergency. If the officer notices any signs of impairment during this check, they then have probable cause to escalate to a DUI investigation, including field sobriety test. I am the prime analyzer and I know that you enjoy this channel. So, I decided to link a clickable previous video to get you caught up. I also created a playlist so you can sit back and watch all of my previous analysis in a [music] continuous non-stop fashion. Enjoy.