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What's going on? Officer sirens warning at times please spot cams on. Get your license registration please. >> Listen reason for the stop. You were like a couple feet away from that car in front of you. >> Uh we didn't see the uh what's it call it in the front over there? The traffic stop. We didn't see the construction over there. Okay, this I mean you were going pretty extremely close with that. Uh >> sorry, I'm just trying to get home. I got school in the morning. >> You're good. And you crossed over the the fog line a couple times. >> Where you guys uh come from? >> Uh New York. >> New York. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I can see real quick. Dumping trail mix all over your bag. >> Sorry. Yeah, it's all open. >> Did you uh smoke any weed today? >> No, I'm just trying to see if I can see my wall, but I can't really see your flashlight at my place. on here. >> Oh, sorry. >> Pointed straight down. >> No, it's right here cuz she kind of dumped my wallet out. >> Okay. >> And where's your registration in this car? >> This isn't my car. I'm so sorry. >> Okay. >> Is this your car? Okay. And then do you have that prison shorts? Why are you in the back seat? This is your uh >> She's tired. She's kind of close to your sweat. I'm sorry about that. I didn't realize that. That was the paperwork. Where are you guys headed to? >> I'm coming to El Park in New Jersey. You're >> hiding the little leg? >> Yeah. >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> None. >> None. Okay. You have a slight slur. You have some stuff on your your shirt. >> I'm kind of >> There's There's a lot of >> She kind of threw up on me earlier, so I'm kind of sick. >> Okay. Yeah, you're sluring pretty good there, too. >> Um, listen. I'll be right back. I'm going to go check your license. Um, probably have another officer come out here and check your eyes, make sure you're good to drive. >> All right. >> And then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Um, you said you haven't smoked any weed today? >> No. >> Okay. There's a bong in there, right? >> Yeah. It's in the bag. >> No, you're good. I I just seen it. Um, it's completely legal to have. It's not legal to drive on. That's all. >> She had it. I was kind of I was tired from the road. >> Okay. What are you guys doing up in New York? >> Well, I was up in New York because I was trying to travel for cosmetology to get my license over there. Oh, okay. >> I was trying to change my life and she was joking me. >> Yeah. >> You drove the north. Where were you drinking at? >> She was at her friend's house in >> 42nd Street. >> Oh, you've been drinking since New York. >> Yeah. >> Oh, man. All right. Listen, I'll be right back. Okay. >> Sorry. Officer. >> No, you're good. Good. 464. Go ahead. >> Can you send me another unit for HGM? >> All right. Like I said, I'm going to have another officer come out. He's going to check your eyes, make sure you're good to drive. All right. Um, what time did you guys leave in New York? >> Uh, we kind of took the bus around Hold on, I'll tell you. >> Oh, you took the bus to >> Yeah, we were 20 minutes away from home. We kind of were like 2 hours away. >> And then we came back here. >> Oh, okay. Where did you take the bus from? >> Uh, from Time Square, but we took the We took an Uber. Hold on. I'm actually >> I'm sorry. This is so many apps. It's just Good subject is currently now 27. >> We left 8:26 p.m. >> and it's currently 10:46. >> Where was the bus stop at? Closest to here. 628th Avenue in New York is where we got dropped off and then we got dropped off at 10:02 p.m. >> Nice. >> Took the bus >> from Tom's River. >> Oh, from Tom's River. Yeah, that was my question. >> Yeah, from 4001 Parkway, New Jersey. >> Okay. What's going on, guys? All right. Other officers here. You mind stepping out for me? And we're going to go right up on the sidewalk so we're not uh >> How you doing? >> Watch your step. Watch your step. Oh, you just stop right there. >> Um All right. Uh I'm Officer SW Barnget. Just so you know, my camera is on. Okay. Um what I'm going to ask you to do, do you have any problems with your eyes or anything like that? Okay. >> Uh go ahead and stand with your feet together, heels and toes touching, arms down at your side. Okay. You're not wearing any contacts now or anything like that, are you? >> Okay. What I'm going to do is I'm going to move this pen. Okay. I want you to look at this pen with your eyes only. Don't move your head. >> Okay. I'm going to move this pen. >> Just follow with your eyes only. Understand that? >> Don't move your head. >> You okay? Did you drink tonight? >> No. >> Keep following it. No heat. Okay. Um, are you lying to me? >> Huh? >> Are you lying to me? >> No. >> Your friend already gone. Yeah. She said you had a few beers. So, why would she say that? >> That was earlier in the day. That was around like 12:00 p.m. >> All right. Well, you already lied because I asked you if you drink today. That was earlier than it did though. That was like 12 a.m. in the afternoon. >> Four out of six. >> Okay. I'm going to run you through two more tests real quick and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, the first test called the walk and turn test. You have any issues with your leg? >> Uh I kind of fell down the stairs or whatever last week. I kind of bruised up the whole side of this. >> Are you able to walk and turn? >> Uh >> kind of. Yeah. >> Okay. >> But it's going to limp on this leg over here. >> Okay. Just try the best you can. All right. >> All right. So, what I want you to do for this test, I want you to put your right foot in front of your left like this, heel toe, and your hands down at your side. I want you to stay in this position till I explain and demonstrate the test. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. For this test, I want you to look at your feet the entire time. I want you to take nine heel to toe steps in a straight line, counting each step out loud. Okay. On your ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot planted. You're going to take a series of small >> Wait, what? On your ninth your ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot planted. You're take >> which would be like the right or whatever dominant >> the one that's in front. >> Whatever one's in front after your ninth step. Okay. >> Then you're going to take a series of small pivoting steps to turn around. You're going to take nine heel totoe steps back in the opposite direction. >> Correct? >> Make sure you remember to stare at your toes the entire time and count each step out loud and meet heel to toe fashion. Okay. Now, I'm going to demonstrate for you. Like you said, right foot front to left, heel to toe, hands on your side. nine this way. So, one, two, three. I did three for demonstration purposes. You're going to do nine. Okay. Leave this lead foot planted. Take a series of small pivoting steps like so. And then nine back. All right. >> One, two, three. I did three for demonstration purposes. You're going to do nine. >> Okay. Do you understand the test in its entirety? >> Okay. You may begin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 >> 7 8 9 Wait. All right. 9. >> Okay, perfect. Um, >> all right. This next test, >> I'm kind of nervous. >> This next test is the one leg stand test. What I want you to do is put your feet together and your hands down at your side like this. All right. I want you to stay in this position till I explain and demonstrate the test. Do you understand? >> All right. Yeah, I understand. either foot of your choice, whatever you're better at balance with. You're going to lift one foot off the ground approximately 6 in. >> You're going to point your toe out, keeping your foot parallel to the ground. Okay? >> Which way? This way or >> I'm I I'll I'll show you also. Okay. But listen, I want you to lift one foot up off the ground, approximately 6 in. I want you to point your toe straight out, leaving your foot parallel to the ground. Okay? You're going to stare at your toe and count out loud using the 1 1000 method. So, 1 1000 200 300 so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Okay. And make sure when you're doing this test, you keep both your legs straight. All right. So, I'm gonna demonstrate it for you. Right. Hands on side like this. Either toe either foot of your choice. Doesn't matter. Approximately 6 in off the ground. Toe straight out. Foot parallel to the ground. Stare your toe. Count out loud. 1 1000 2 100 3 100. I count to 300. You're going to count until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? >> Yes, I understand. >> Okay. Do you understand the test in its entirety? >> Yes. >> Okay. You may begin. Wait, actually, one second. You mind keeping a timer for me? >> Uh, yes. >> All right. Do you have I don't have my phone on me. Just going to keep a timer to make sure we're we're good on time. All right. >> Really? I didn't know that. You understand? It's testing it entire. >> Okay. >> You may begin. >> 1 100 1 2 1 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 1 >> Wait, hold on. >> Keep going. >> Okay. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 Sorry, I'm going to >> No, you're keep going. 1,00 200. >> Hold on. Sorry. My leg's kind of like >> Just keep going until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> All right. You may stop. >> Hold on. >> No, you're good. You make >> No, I got it. I got it. >> The test is over. Okay. You're good. >> Sorry. My life. >> How How much you had to drink? >> Not much. >> You can breathize me. >> What's not much? >> Like I only had one beer at the bar and that was at like 12 o'clock in the night. >> You didn't even tell me you went to a bar. You told me you went to New York to do comage. It was cosmetology school. >> Yeah, I did, but then I went to a tire bar. >> Okay. >> You said that was around 1:00. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Nothing on the way back. >> Okay. All right. Listen, what I want you to do is turn around, face away from me and put your hand on top of your head. I'm placing under arrest for uh suspicion of driving while intoxicating. Can you reach your right hand back to me? Reach your left hand back to me. >> Jersey, can you stand here real quick? I got smaller cops here. >> Yeah, I got you. I got you. >> Just keep it on the top of the list. He said go to the next one. >> Just going to take these off real quick. I got smaller cuffs. >> Copy that. If you could just circle the building counterclockwise to make sure it's clear. >> Can we get the stuff out of there at least? Like our phones and stuff? Yeah, we can grab whatever uh >> Bar 46 has to grab. Okay. >> All right. >> You want your phone, you said? >> Yeah. >> Go ahead. >> That DL64 sent you female 41 1024. >> Can she call her mother to pick up her car? It's not her car. Her mother is right there. >> We're going to go this way. >> Hold on. There's no holding on. You're under arrest for DWI. Your car is getting towed. As for John's >> locked. Okay, that doesn't matter. You chose to drive it. to drive it. So >> you have anything to stick poke like that. Okay. >> You have nothing on your ball in this pocket. >> All right. Get him. >> What's in the car? You need phone. >> Phone. There's a vape in there and a wallet and my license. I have your license. >> Where do you live at? >> Little car. >> Sorry, I'm so cold. >> That's all right. You got to call somebody for a ride. >> Okay. Am I okay to drive? Do you want to do a test on me? Because I feel like I'm okay. >> Yeah, she felt like she was okay, too. It's not the case. >> Do you want to do a sofa on drive? >> Hm. >> Do you want to do a drive on me? Do you want to do a test on me? Because I took a nap and I'm okay. >> You said you've been drinking today. So, >> I know, but that was earlier this morning. That was around 12:00 and I took a nap and I feel like I'm okay. >> Do you want to do a test on me? >> Yeah, I'll do I'll do a eye test real quick. >> Okay, >> come on out. >> I'm so sorry. >> Good. Come here. Sorry, I'm so cold. >> Uh, yeah. From unless there's somebody you can go quicker. >> It's just my phone. Yeah. >> Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All the way over here. >> You said go to the next one. >> All the way. All the way over here. >> I see the pen. >> I know, but you're moving your head. Don't move it. >> Oh, sorry. Sorry. >> Just follow it with your eyes. All the way over here. >> Over here. >> Just stay over. Just circle the building counterclockwise just to make sure it's clear the roof. Check. >> No, you're not good to drive. >> And on top of that, the car has to get towed anyway. So, >> you couldn't even you couldn't even drive, >> sir. Do you think we can drive like 15 20 more miles? Like, I'm 20 minutes away from home and I have school in the morning. >> What's your question? >> I have 20 minutes away from home and I'm in school in the morning. Can I please drive home, sir? >> No. No. No, the car has to get towed. >> Why? >> What's John's law? >> Huh? >> John's law. >> What is John's law? >> It's a law that we have to tow your car >> for what? Am I allowed to call my stepmom? >> It is not my car. >> Okay. >> And we're 20 minutes away from home. >> Has to get towed. >> Okay. We're 20 minutes away from home. Can I get my stepmom to come over here? >> No. >> Why not? >> It's getting towed. >> Why? >> Cuz that's a law. >> Why? a long because a long time ago, right, they didn't tow the car and the person who was driving drunk got back in the car. >> Okay. >> Right. And they >> call my stepmom, please. >> Where is >> H? >> Where's Gina? >> Who's Gina? My my friend >> you just >> Gina >> if you're asking me >> then why are you ask me where she is? She's right there. You just said it. >> I don't know. That's an odd question. >> Back there. I don't know where she is. I don't know. >> That's my backpack. >> You can take that. So, whose car is this? >> This is my stepmom's car. >> Where does she live? >> She lives in LA. >> Yo, does she want her phone? Does she want her phone? >> Yeah. >> Does she want her phone? >> Phone, wallet, and her phone. Where? >> My stepmom. I need to call my stepmom. >> Sorry. I need my stepmom. I don't know where my phone is. Can I use her phone? >> Is this her phone? >> This is >> Excuse me. Can I use my phone, please? >> Is that your phone? >> This is Gina's phone. Can she use her phone, please? >> No. >> Can you tell me please go on the sidewalk? >> Yes. Can you get my phone, please? >> As long as you get my phone, Gina, I will get that as long as I get my phone. >> All right. I need you to get on the sidewalk now. >> Yeah, sir. I'm so sorry. >> No, no. I get it on the sidewalk. >> And I didn't know. I'm so sorry. >> You're fine. You're not in trouble. >> My stepmom. This is her phone. This isn't my phone. Sir, >> stand there and we'll help you. >> This is a portable charger, sir. Stand on the sidewalk. We will help. >> I'm standing on the sidewalk. I don't >> just hang out. >> I'm sorry. I'm 19, 20 years old. Like, I need to get home so that I can go ahead. >> What is that? You have a phone or not? >> Yes, but you guys are searching my car and I'm not sure where it is. I looked for my portable I have my my charger and my portable charger and I was looking through my phone and you guys wrecked me out of my car >> and I'm really cold right now and I'm not 100% sure. Okay, I'm sorry. And I know my stepmom's going to yell at me and that's not the the worst of my troubles, but I'm going to try to get my phone. >> Just hang on till he's done. >> Sir, can I try to get my phone? >> Yo, get back on the sidewalk. >> Okay, sir. How many times I got to ask my phone? I don't have my debit card on me. I have a hundred bucks and $5 in my wallet. In the black car in the back. >> When he's done searching the car. >> The black car in the back because that's where my wallet is. >> You're driving me nuts. >> Yeah. Would you >> stop talking when he's done the car? >> We'll get you your stuff. >> I'm just [ __ ] cold and >> I'd rather go home. I have to go to school in the morning. >> Where do you go? >> Highlands. Tell you where my license is. >> Huh? >> Tell you where my license is. Or my ID or my credit card or my >> Whose Whose pink bag is it? >> It's Gina's. I don't have my license on me because I thought I was going to lose it. It's in my wallet and I have my paper on me. It's in there. Where's your wallet? >> It's in the glove compartment. I have a paper for my license, my temp. I just got my license in the mail a couple like a week ago. >> Whose uh keys are these? >> It's my stepmom. >> I'm sorry. I'm shaking. I'm really cold. >> It is cold out. >> Is the insurance in there? >> Is this your Is this yours? >> Oh, that's James. Okay, >> mine is in my house. I have a pink wallet. It's in the back and a black bag. I have my temp license in the front seat. If not, it's in the Buick. And I'm sorry. I apologize. Just turned 18 in April. And I got my license in my Somebody sp somebody spelled a beer in here. I smell a beer on the sea. I don't see a beer. Somebody spelt one in here. Uh where where's the uh license we're trying to find? >> Could be in the back. I'm sorry. I had a bag and it was in the back. >> Bag right there. Thank you, sir. >> There is whiskey in there, too. I'm not going to lie. I'm going to be honest. But it was from Nobody was drinking it while driving. I just I'm going to be honest now while I can. And I will tell you that it was not full when we got it. I swear that's been a bottle for a month now. >> It's working its way down. Joel, >> it was about It was about here. I swear when we started. I swear it's been a thing for a month. shuffle down. >> I did drink the twisted tea. That was me earlier around 12 when I got out of school. I ain't going to lie. >> This uh this bag is your bag. >> Yeah, it's my bag. >> Yeah, >> I apologize. >> It's stripping. >> Um I don't know why my friend got thrown away. I was asleep. I woke up. We got pulled over. I was like, "Why the [ __ ] did we get pulled over?" And she was like, "I don't know." And I was like, "Okay." Like, >> is this yours as well? Obviously, >> that's my makeup bag. I don't think there's anything else really in here. >> Oh, my my car keys are in the front, but I'm assuming they're in the car and >> your car keys. >> Yeah. >> So, which car? >> This car. >> Okay. Those are stay in here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I have the your car keys. >> That's everything that's in that bag. >> What about your phone? >> My phone's >> You just have the charger. >> Yeah, I just have my charger. >> Well, where's the phone? >> Um Gina might have it. She said she'll have it. Where where do you live? >> In little like about 25 30 minutes away. >> All right. >> Well, we're going to have to uh >> Whose uh pink bag is that? >> It's mine. It's my school backpack. >> Would your phone be in there? >> No, it it's my school bag. It has binders and bags in it. You can check it. Doesn't have anything. >> All right. Here's your phone. Oh, my phone. Thank you, sir. >> Do you want me to call my stepmom? >> Yeah, >> she can come pick you up. >> I just Do you mind not being really blatantly honest? Just be she needs to pick home. >> Well, I mean, we got to tell her why her car is getting towed. All right, give me one second. >> Never seen that happen before. The walk. >> What? >> The the walk-in bottle. >> Yeah, that was >> I've never seen that. It just started on its own. >> Hey. Hey, don't get mad at me. It's not my fault. Talk to shop. Not my fault. Talk to the cop. Sorry, Cheryl. Love you. Love you. Love you. Love you. >> Love you. Love you. Love you, Cheryl. >> Hello. >> Hi, this is Officer Sawyer, Barnett Township Police. >> Tell her I wasn't driving. >> Hi. I I'm here with Ma'am. Can you stand on the sidewalk, please? Stop walking around. Stand on the sidewalk. >> Sorry. >> I'm here with your daughter. >> How about you just sit down? >> She was a passenger in a vehicle. The driver was placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Um, >> we're parked right now along the side of Route 9 in Barnagate >> in front of uh the Laurel Apartments over by Barnett Boulevard. >> Um, >> your daughter's your daughter's going to need a ride. >> All right. Um, she's okay. Um, >> she needs a ride. All right. We're over We're in uh Barnagate and we are by the Laurel Oaks Apartments um off of Route 9. We the closest intersection to us. We're going to be you're coming from Little Egg Harbor, I believe. Okay. So, you're about you're about 25 minutes away. Um you're going to go north. You can take Route 9 the whole way. You're going to go past East Bay and uh you're just going to keep going past East Bay and you'll see uh our lights on the side of Route 9. Okay. You know where Doyle's Poor House is in Barnagate? >> If you want to warm up, you can sit in the back. >> Thank you, sir. >> Yeah, it's it's going to be up past there. Okay. All right. Yep. We'll be uh we'll be hanging out. Okay. >> All right. Sounds good. Thank you. Bye-bye. Okay, mom is mom mom's on her way. Okay, >> I have my phone. I'm so sorry. >> Here you go. >> Thank you. >> Um, do you want me to hang? You're You sure? You good? Okay. >> Headquarters 11 mile. Good. >> 55 064. >> You all right? Okay, you may step out. So, hold your arm so you don't fall. Okay, we're going to walk right outside that door there. You walk the sidewalk. Follow her. Before we go in here, I'm just going to search you. Okay. So, just face that way. All right. Take one step closer to me. >> Nope. >> Oh, >> yep. No, that's okay. Just spread your legs as far as you can. Okay. Green sun. Okay, you can stand up straight. I'm going to take the cuffs off. Just keep facing that way. Yep. These are small ones. Where's the thing at? Oh, there it is. Get your left hand on top of your hand. >> Okay. All right. You can take a seat in there. Just going to need you to kick your shoes off. >> Thank you. Open your mouth real quick. Make sure no lift tongue. Okay, you're good. Is your mouth dry or something? Yeah, I have to get >> So now, one at a time, each of your socks, you just got to take them off, flip them inside out, and you can put it right back on. Y perfect know that ends. >> Do you have anything on your wrists or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Just going to need to take your necklace off. Anything else? You have any other jewelry? Earrings? Anything? No. All right. How about the tie on your sweater? Can you take that out? >> Uh, this doesn't come out. That's the only problem. Cuz it's kind of like tied in the back. Okay. If it doesn't come out, then that's fine. >> Yeah, it doesn't >> cool with that. >> Yeah, just let I'll be in here the whole time. So, >> okay. >> What am I going to be able to get out? >> So, this I have to wait 22 minutes. After 42 minutes, you can blow in the spot. >> Two good breaths samples, right? >> Two good breath samples go by. Well, I'm going to drink before any of that cuz I kind of got a dry mouth. I haven't had anything in my mouth. >> See, that's a that's we can't have you put anything in your mouth. Can't, you know, um before you blow in the box. >> So, can't have you do that, right? So, just one good deep breath, blow till the operator tells you to stop >> to twice, right? Then we're going to call as soon as that's done, whoever's going to come pick you up and come pick you up. >> All right. >> And then you're out of here. >> All right. >> All right. So, 30 minutes hopefully is depending on how fast the person to come pick you up is. >> Okay. >> Right. Sounds good. As soon as you blow this box, I'll give you water. >> You have my phone, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. Um, your friend's out there still, so I guess her stepmom. She said she's going to get her stepmom to come pick you up, >> I guess. >> So, yeah, she just has to sign. >> Um, I'm going to read your Miranda warning. So, just so you know your rights. >> Yeah. >> All right. So just say yes or no after each one. All right. So you have the right to remain silent and to refuse to answer any questions. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Anything you say can maybe be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand? >> Okay. You have the right to consult with an attorney at any time and have him or her present before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> Okay. If you cannot for an attorney will provide if you so desire prior to any questioning. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. The decision to wave these rights is not final and you may withdraw your waiver whenever you wish either before or during questioning. Do you understand? Okay. >> Do you understand each of these rights if I've explained them to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> No. Okay. All right, Gina. So, this is called the implied consent form. It's basically the form that you read prior to you blowing the box. It kind of tells you what we're going to do, right? And um you have to say yes or no to that. All right. So, you've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. The law will all require you to submit samples of your breath for content. A record of taking of breath samples including the results will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. Um, 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 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'll be subject to various penalties, including license revolution up to 20 years, a fine up to $2,000, installation of an ignition interlock, and a referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offenses of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of breathtaking samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give breath 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 refusal to submit to breath testing. I repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit samples of of your breath? >> Yes. Is that all? >> Uh, I'm just going to go over a couple more things and then um since you invoked Miranda, I can't re ask you any of the questions on here, but that's fine. That's not a big deal. A lot of it's observation based. Oh, I think we're good questioning wise. cosmetology school, huh? >> Yeah. >> How long you did you do go to like which high school did you go to? >> Well, I went to OCBTS. >> So, that's like a vote school. >> Yes. But I'm currently enrolled. So, I currently So, I failed my first year cuz I had wisdom teeth surgery which turned into a failed surgery. Aw. >> So then I had to rethink the year and then I had to receink another year. So it ended up in me going to school for 3 years. So I have more hours than a normal student would. So I'm able to transfer my license to different states without going to more schooling. >> Nice. >> So I was trying to get a New York licensing cuz my mom has one and she's a traveling cosmetologist. So, I'm trying to get into like the fact she made a lot of more money in it. And I guess I just kind of want to kind of experience it and travel around for sure. License in a different state instead of just licensing in Jersey because kind of Jersey is just >> centralized in New Jersey. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Tra I feel like everything travel like travel nurses make more money travels involved in it. You get more money. Um, especially tips and especially the traveling money you get a lot more enjoy. >> Sure. It's pretty cool. >> Hopefully. >> Yeah. Try not to uh cough, burp, bal, or anything like that cuz I have to restart the timer every time you do that. >> Oh, >> okay. >> Yeah. I'm going to boring it. 464. Can you just restart the 22minute observation period? It's going to be 2313. What's your height? >> Uh, I think 53. I'm not sure. >> 53. Wait, how much weigh? >> I don't know. Probably like 135. >> It doesn't say on there. Says 5'5 on here. >> Oh, I may blind on that. I'm not sure. 135. Are you a natural blonde? >> Uh, yeah. I guess I was lighter when I was younger, but now I'm just >> darker. >> Blue eyes. >> I don't know. That confused me. >> Married, single, divorced. Yeah. >> You wear glasses? >> Uh, I used to. Yeah. >> Right or left-handed? Right. Where are you employed? >> The mainland from New Jersey. >> What is it? >> The mainland. >> The mainland. >> New Jersey. >> What's your occupation? Like what do you do there? >> Uh I do a lot there. So this kind of like >> What would you say your what what is the main one over there? So, the main one is a hotel, a restaurant, and like weddings and all that. Like, >> do you work primarily in the hotel or the restaurant? >> Yeah, I'm the hotel. I mainly do like the makeup and the brides and all that. >> Okay, I'll just put cosmetology. >> Yeah, that's easier. >> Do you know what the address is, the main one? >> I'm not sure. >> I can look it up. It's not Where were you? >> I was on the part right before. >> Yeah. Where were you born at? >> That's kind of an issue. I was adopted. >> I think it's over Tom River though. >> Tom Driver. >> Yeah. >> When did you get adopted? >> I was. >> Oh, so you were you were what, six when you were adopted right around then? It's pretty cool. >> What is your a next of kin? Do you know what next of ken is? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, something happened to you. Who would be notified? >> My mom. >> What's your mom's name? >> Don. >> Same last name. >> Yeah. >> I have uh siblings that were also adopted. >> Yeah. I guess it's Great. >> What's uh your >> It's a long day up to New York. >> Yeah. >> Did you guys do anything else up there while you're up there or while you were there? >> No, I was kind of halfway falling asleep on the bus and then I fell asleep on the bus and then we got to the station where we were at Tom's River Park and then decided to go home. We're going to buy a hotel, but then I realized that I had a whole bunch of stuff to do in the morning. So, >> what do you got to do? >> Well, in the morning, I had to take my autistic sister to speech and then she has to go to a doctor's appointment for I guess or she has something called on her foot. >> So, that's your sister? >> Yeah. >> How old is she? She's only eight, but she's not like my biological sister. My family adopts kids. So, >> still family. Family's family, >> I guess. So, since the car is being towed, but I still have to pay to get it out even if I blow completely clear >> technically. >> That's so stupid though. >> I agree. New Jersey. >> Yeah. >> All right. Okay. I love this state so much. >> Yep. >> Should have never crossed back. >> New Jersey. >> And how much would that be? >> Uh the same amount as a toe. >> I'm not sure. I don't want to tell you false information >> cuz I already had to pay $600 for a toe from New York City cuz I popped my tires. >> No, it's a little different. It's Well, you just have to pay the I think the overnight fees. which >> but I don't think it's crazy like like a lot like that. >> Okay. So, it wouldn't be like hundreds of dollars. >> Yeah. I don't think it's 100 like >> Okay. Thank god >> cuz I'm not >> like I said I don't want to give you false information but >> Yeah. I'm not willing to drop $600. >> Yeah. >> Again. >> Whose car is it? >> Um it's my friend. But like I guess I'm a great friend like that. Did you do you always live in the leg? >> No. Um, originally from Tom River and then I lived in Manchester and then kind of just >> bounced around a little bit. >> Yeah. >> Did you do the >> Did you do the whole foster care program prior to getting adopted? >> Yeah. How was that experience? >> Yeah, I've heard uh some brutal things about that one. >> Yeah. >> So, I have two brothers that are adopted. They >> I mean, my parents, my well, my actual parents are kind of like into certain things. That's kind of why I got taken away in the first place. My sister and I kind of had to like take care of my biological sister >> completely years. >> Same exact stuff on me. I get it. Yeah, >> a roller coaster, but it's okay. >> Yeah, I actually lived with my dad and all my siblings on my mom's side were taken away from my mom. >> My great grandmother getting all of them youngest as my mom. But then I have two brothers that my my dad's side adopted because their parents were in the same stuff. Yeah, my parents, I guess they had other kids after we got taken away. And I guess I'll never meet them, but it's okay. You know, Facebook. >> Yeah, for sure. >> Facebook's a lovely friend. >> You'll probably meet up sooner or later. >> I mean, I guess, but I guess really want to see him again. >> No, true. >> 10 years. >> True. Sometimes you got to close them doors. No reason to reopen stuff that's >> sadly >> far gone. >> Sadly, >> I completely get it. I feel like it's kind of normal to have a little bit of dysfunction in your family though. Keeps it interesting. >> Yeah. I mean, at least I kind of have a big family now because my family likes to take in the needy and like the special needs and everything. >> Pretty cool, though. >> Taking a lot of I guess I get to meet different people and build bonds with different people. >> For sure. >> It's kind of a learning experience. >> It's a lot. It's awesome though. How did you meet the uh your friend the one that was on ball line? >> Well, I met her during school and then after that I guess we kind of separated but then we fell into like the same friend group. >> That's pretty cool. >> And then I guess we reconnected and after that we've been friendly after. I don't know. Nice. >> It's kind of weird. >> Happens. >> It's like meeting people for the second time. >> No, for sure. >> I have a lot of friends like that from high school. Lose connection and they kind of rekindle later on. >> Kind of unexpected. white female. >> This is just warming up and then we're almost ready. >> As soon as you're done blowing into that, I'll give you your phone. >> Okay. >> Make some phone calls to get somebody here to pick you up. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, as soon as they get here, I'll go get your traffic tickets or whatever from the night and then um have them sign a piece of paper saying that they'll they're liable for you until you sober up and then we'll go from there. >> Okay. >> 5 minutes. Yeah. 35. >> Yeah. Long day, man. All the way from New York back down to here. It's crazy. Especially why just take a bus instead of drive? >> Well, she was already drunk and like I guess I decided to take the bus cuz I didn't want to drive and then >> Yeah, it's a long drive. >> I fell asleep on the bus and then I was half awake on the drive home and like half asleep. >> Yeah, it happens. Cuz after falling asleep on that bus, it's just the most draining experience you'll ever see because you have like all the lights just flashing your lights in your eyes when everybody else is getting off the bus and then you got to get on the next stop and then you got to wait through all the different terminals to pass through when you're like, >> it's like a train. >> I should have. It would have been cheaper instead of spending $40. >> Probably faster, too. >> Yeah. My mom told me, but I >> Is there a train that goes from TR up to New York? No, there's not. It's all the way down south like Jersey like towards Camden area. >> Oh, and it runs up. >> Yeah. Yeah, I know. I know. >> City doesn't even send it out. When we were looking at it, it only send out the bus routes, which is kind of strange. >> The one speed line runs from Camden over to towards AC. I know that >> it doesn't go to the main terminal anymore, though. They closed that one down. >> Oh, really? >> I was stuck. We got stuck there. And then we had to take an Uber back. And then we had to take another Uber and then it was just like $400 right there. >> Expensive day. >> Never again. >> Yeah. >> Not right now. >> You're better off driving. >> Next time I think I'll probably just take an Uber the whole way there instead of spending $500 over and over again. >> For sure. >> Cuz there was a lot of money and then backup was a lot of money. Now, you going to go up there regularly for school? >> Yeah. >> What What's the school called up there? >> I would have to look at my phone for that one. >> Yeah, >> cuz I just put it in the math. So, I'm like, "Okay." >> Yeah, I know. So, there for the cosmetology school. There is it you could do all licenses under one cuz I know the licenses I know Jersey and all of that other stuff included. Yeah, >> I know Jersey has to do each specific one. >> Yeah, Jersey is the most >> But it used to not be that way. It used to be you can do all of them. They changed it to be and that's why I decided to get my extra like hours in even though I kind of failed the course, but I didn't really fail it. It's just like the absences and like the surgery kind of >> messed up the whole >> thing. So, I kind of had to retake it. So, I have the extra hours. I don't have to go to school for it. I just have to switch over my licensing to a different state. >> Yeah. When you were doing the Jersey one, what were you trying to I guess major in in all the categories? What was your >> That was color correcting. >> Oh, you were just going strictly for color correcting because I know I said I know you had to do each one individually. It's like >> Yeah, it was I couldn't take it anymore cuz I had to keep on going back and forth over and over again. I would have to take night classes and then I would have to take afternoon classes and then day class and it would just be different schedules every single day and I'd have to compare my actual work compared to school and it was just >> Yeah. What uh school were you down here when you went to Jersey? >> Over here it was uh Tom's River Ocean County Vocational. >> Oh, okay. Oh, you said you went to vote. Okay, pretty much ready for this. I have to take all the electronics out of the room. Um, my phone out there, our radios and stuff will go out there and then you'll be 6457 ready. >> Yeah. Barney 57. >> Yeah, it's perfect time. >> Deactivating for aqua testing. >> Okay. So, your court date for these traffic tickets is going to be November 13th at 9:00 a.m. here. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to put them in this bag with your necklace, your license, the rest of your property, and here's your results for your alco test. You've blown 09, >> which is just over legal limit. Okay, that's in here also. Um, I'm allowed to bring you out. Your phone and your vape's in here also. Okay. My shoes. >> Yeah. Why don't you put your shoes on? And then um I believe it's Midnight Towing. is the one that towed the car. Um, you have to wait 12 hours. >> Oh, and here's a copy of the liability waiver. >> Well, it's going to be for the person, but um, you can pick the car for 12 hours. >> Your stuff, >> then you would come here to retrieve the tow report. So, just bring your license with you. On the end of the tow report, they'll give you a piece of paper saying the vehicle can be released to you and then you'll go to midnight tow. >> Here is a copy of the liability waiver. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Have a nice night and best of luck. Okay. Don't drink and drive it. No. Carefree.

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