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Yeah, the damage is only the license plate. >> Okay. License, registration, insurance, and all that stuff. >> It's only really go home. Hopefully >> you what? >> I could just like freely go. >> Yeah, I just need your registration insurance for the car. >> All in the car. >> Yeah, you can get it. frozen. >> I don't drive. So, I wasn't planning on driving. >> I like came out because I saw it crash. >> Wait, your car was crashed into >> operator 31. Saw it outside. >> Huh? >> I saw that. >> Jersey. >> This car backed into that car, right? You just >> um I saw that it got crashed into and they came out to leave. >> Okay. Well, we still need all your stuff to do an accident. >> I'm just confirming vehicle 2 is Mike 34 uniform echo lifting. >> Do you not know where the stuff is? >> Uniform, but I just like purchased it like maybe a few months ago. >> Do you have car insurance? >> Yeah. >> Is it I mean I don't know where you keep it. >> I don't know where I put it to be honest. What did they say? >> She backed into the back car. >> I was just I The only thing I asked him was to confirm. >> I think this is probably my This is like the best I have. But I'm barely I'm like a very secure person, so I like to like have everything. Wait, so I don't understand. You're saying that somebody else got in this car and moved it? No, I'm saying that like everything was fine and then we were like heading back home and then my friend was going to drive home and then everything. >> Where's your friend >> in that bar? >> She she backed into that car. >> Yeah. >> Well, where's she at? We need her. >> Well, it's fine. I I died, but I'm going to take responsibility. >> Who's driving the car? >> Who really did it? Who is driving this car? >> Me. >> Okay. Well, why are you saying your friend? >> I'm going to take responsibility. I don't understand why. Are you driving or is there somebody else driving that's in the bar? >> No one. >> No one was taking responsibility. So, >> who was in this car and backed into that car? >> Neither me or my friend to be honest. >> Well, somebody got in this car and it moved. >> So, who was in the car? >> Um, me or my friend, but neither team or something. Okay. Yeah, myself. >> There's only one answer. Somebody was in the driver's seat. this car and backed into that car. >> Who is in the driver's seat of this car? Okay. >> Yeah. >> I don't understand why you're being >> You're in the car before. >> No. >> And I'm heading back home. >> I don't understand why it's a hard question. It's not a hard question. >> It is a hard question because if you actually ask for an answer, >> I don't even understand what you're trying to tell me. >> I think it becomes complicated because I'm also a doctor and then it makes myself complicated. So, I don't want to be like, >> "Okay, step over here." >> It makes things more complicated. So, I don't want to like >> Yeah. >> All right. Come over the sidewalk. >> Well, you're not being honest with me. [laughter] Do these bouncers know whose cars this is? It's a big W. >> They don't know. They don't know. It is very cold. >> It's very cold. I always drive. I always park right here every single weekend. So, >> sorry. Let me see if they have cameras that cover you. >> I mean, she said she she was trying to get out and she backed into it. >> We just need to figure out whose car that is. >> Um, I actually go home every weekend. It's like this is like a normal thing for me. So, >> okay. We're just doing the car accident right now. >> Yeah. >> And you I'm trying to decide if you said you if you were driving and you back in his car or you say your friend was. So, I need your answer of what's going on. I mean, I don't think that like anything happens wrong. So, >> it's just minor. That's why I don't understand why you don't tell him either. >> How do you not understand? >> There's probably a camera right here. And if you're not honest, >> I definitely didn't do anything wrong. I just think I like >> Oh, look. Somebody backed into that little car right there. >> It was not me. >> Was it this car >> for that damage? No, >> definitely not. H how do you think so? >> For me for that damage cuz it had to be extreme. >> No, it doesn't. >> Well, there's a mark right on your bumper. >> Oh, well then maybe maybe you're right then. >> Okay. How much did you have to drink? >> I had two martinis and I wasn't planning on driving home so I was going to stay here and Uber. So >> Well, then how' the car move? >> My friend. >> See, you keep saying that. Who is in the car driving? If you're not honest, then we're going to move further here. >> I'm not going to tell you who was going to drive the car home. >> Well, somebody was in this car and drove into that car. >> I know. And I'm not going to tell you who cuz that looks worse on me. >> We can go about this a couple different ways. >> Oh god. >> Um, >> they only really escalate from here. >> Yeah, I know. I'm a dentist. I do teeth. I'm in this area. So, I really can't I don't want to look bad. So >> what what do you mean you don't want to look bad? >> Somebody drove into that car. >> I know >> it's a minor accident and all it would be at an action report, but with you being dishonest with us. >> I know. >> Then there we can escalate things. So this could be over in 2 minutes or we can go get a camera and figure out who is driving. >> Just say it was me. >> We're going to look at the cameras if I mean was it you or was it? >> It was me or my friend. It was one of the two of us. So >> how do you not know? We're going to build there's a lot of things going on. >> I mean, so this is like a traffic offense. >> Yeah. >> You could be getting into a criminal offense. >> No, it's not criminal. >> It is if you lie to us about a basic question. >> You're not lying. You >> You are lying. You're saying I don't know if I was driving or somebody else was driving >> cuz I can't remember. You guys are asking a lot of questions. It's It's We're just trying to figure out who is driving this car that backed into that car. It's not a hard question. >> Excuse me. >> Are you afraid about getting a ticket or something? >> I am. Yeah, cuz I'm like a dentist in this town. It's like very >> It's a minor accident. We don't write tickets for this. >> Just do SF. I'm going to ask him to look at the camera. >> [music] >> Are you going to look at that? Like she she won't tell us if she was driving. >> She was certainly drunk. 100%. They're both watching. We watched her get in the vehicle. Absolutely. A thousand million% she got. >> Yeah. No, she definitely drunk. Definitely got in the vehicle. I called I said to him when she left here, I was like, >> she got right in the car. I was like, "Oh my god." I was like, "She's going to hit that [ __ ] grab her in front of her." >> Instead, she immediately I'm like, "You I'm like, "Yo, get the let's get the get her out of the I was like, "Ma'am, you've been in an accident. Step out of the car, please." I was like, "Yo, Bubba, grab the keys out of ignition." And then that's all I literally You just have your license on so I can use you as a witness that she was driving. >> Yeah. No doubt. >> Cuz she's she won't tell us that she was driving and we know she was. >> Oh, absolutely. Just uh just call it out. Get contacted for that. >> State trooper. >> Okay. Um >> I have negative contact information for the owner of vehicle 2. >> My best friend Francis has take over there for SSD. I just don't want any foot traffic get in the way. Okay. >> All right. Come across the street with me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Just go right over here towards this car. >> All right, that's good. Right there for now. You can come towards me. Face me. All right. >> My really good friend is a state trooper in Margie. >> Okay. All right. Look, we're beyond all that. >> Yeah. So, at this point now, with you saying, you know, you were the one driving, everything like that, I just want to check to make sure that you're okay that you can operate. >> What's that? You want to go back here? >> This way then. >> This way. >> All right. I'm just going to run you some through some tests, okay? To make sure that you're going to drive. Okay. Do you have any issues with uh your eyes? >> Any recent head injuries? Anything affecting your balance, your ability to walk? Anything along those lines? >> Are you wearing contacts right now? >> Okay, I'll keep that in consideration. Okay. >> Can you see the tip of my pen? >> Yes. >> Okay. I want you to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes. Your eyes only. Do not move your head. All right. Let me know when you're ready. Check. 647722 62 0782 with bouncers at home. shooting attacks towards vehicles. Uh there's a view come back to we're going to try to look at the owner comes back to Hassan Pantine. Same thing. I'm going to go up and down. Okay. Again, no issues with your balance, no issues walking, nothing like that. >> You got heels on them. Okay. >> Heels. >> All right. >> Are you comfortable with walking in them? >> Sure. >> Okay. All right. So, the next test is going to be the walk and turn test. Okay. So, [snorts] what I want you to do, stand with your feet together. All right. Arms down your side. All right. You're going to take nine heel toe steps out in front of you. You're going to take a series of small steps. Turn around. Take nine heels, no steps back. Okay, I'm going to demonstrate it to you. I want you to maintain that position until I tell you to begin. Okay, >> it's going to look like this. Okay, take your >> real quick for the starting position, right? Hands down at your side. >> Just pay attention. Hands down at your side. Put your right foot in front of your left foot with your heel touching your toe. Okay? Arms down at your side. right foot in front of your left foot with your heel touching your toe. Maintain that position until he's done instructing you on the >> All right, I'm going demonstrate the test for you. Okay, >> so again, your left foot in that line, right foot in front of that touching heel toe. You take a tears of nine steps heel to toe down that line. Okay, that imaginary line out in front of you. Okay, so look like this. One, two, three. When you get to that ninth step, keep that front foot planted. Take a series of small steps, rotating yourself around that foot. You're going to take nine heel toe steps back in that same manner. Okay? 1 2 3. So on and so forth until the test is completed. Okay? You're going to keep your you're going to look down at your feet the entire time. You're going to count out loud, keeping your arms down to your side. And once the test begins, do not uh stop until the test is complete. Do you understand? >> Get back in that starting position. Just as I just as officer Mazy instructed you. >> Right foot in front of your left foot with your heel touching your toe. With your heel touching your toe. >> Do you want him to explain the instructions one more time? It's very important. >> Do you understand? >> I can I can reexlain if you want me to. And I'm not talking about >> you're taking All right, get back in that starting position. Okay, so arms down on your side with your left foot on that imaginary line. That right foot in front of in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. Okay, you're going to take nine heel toe steps along that imaginary line. Once you get to that nine step, you're going to take that series of small steps as I demonstrated to you, and you're going to take turn around, take nine heel toe steps back. Again, you're going to look down at your feet. You're going to count out loud, keeping your arms out of your side. And once the test starts, do not do not end the test until it's complete. Do you understand? Got it. >> Okay. Whenever you're comfortable, you may begin. >> Where you going? >> Did you demonstrate it? >> I did. Just as instructed. How many steps are you going to take? as instructed, I told you to take nine heel to toe steps along that imaginary line. Right? >> Do it again. >> All right. We'll get you back in that starting Just stop for a second. Get you back in that starting position. Okay. >> Just as instructed, left foot in that imaginary line. Right foot in front of that touching heel to toe. Arms down to your side. You're going to look down your feet. You're going to take nine imaginary I'm sorry, nine steps along that imaginary line. Once you reach that final step, again, keep that front foot planted. Take a series of small steps. Turn yourself around. You're going to take nine heel totoe steps back along that imaginary line. >> All right. regulars. Yes. >> Next test, >> it's cold. >> Next test is going to be the one leg stand. Okay. >> Oh god. >> I [clears throat] want you to stand with your feet together, arms down to your side. That's when we get started cuz you got no issues with balance, anything like that, right? >> No. >> It's freezing. >> So, you >> I just had my boobs on a week ago, so surgery. >> Gosh. All right. So, again, I'll demonstrate the test to you for you, but I'm going to explain it first. Okay. So, you're going to pick one foot or either foot of your choosing. You're going to lift it approximately 6 in off the ground. All right. It's about the height of a soda can. That [snorts] foot parallel to the ground. Okay. Not like this, pointing up like that, parallel to the ground. Okay. You're going to count in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 10003. So on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Okay. All right. Demonstrate for you. Okay. So again, feet together, arms down your side. Either foot of your choosing. Lift it up off the ground approximately 6 in. 1,00 1,002 >> Wait till he tells you to start. >> So on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Okay. All right. It's important to remember, keep your arms down to your side. Keep that foot elevated parallel to the ground 6 in off the ground. Okay. You're going to look down at that foot and count out loud in the manner that I described to you. Okay. >> Okay. Let me begin. One, two, >> foot parallel to the ground. >> Four, five, 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 12 26 27 28 >> All right, you can you can stop. You already did this, but just put your hands by your side. Follow the tip of my tongue with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay, >> you understand? >> Got it. >> Follow the tip of my pen. >> I'm falling. Had surgery. when >> a week ago. >> Okay, put your arms at your side. Follow the tip of my pen. [snorts] >> Don't move your head. Keep your head pointed at me and just follow with your eyes. Okay. Did you get it all? Did you get ice? >> Yes. Where? >> Do you have a phone anywhere? Is there a phone in the car? Do you have a phone in your purse? Do you need anything out of your car? >> Probably in my car. Yeah. >> Your what? >> No, I don't have it with me. >> Your phone? >> No. >> Is it in the car? >> Probably. Yeah. >> Where are your car keys? probably with my friend in the >> in Vain. >> Who's your friend? >> Devin Hasser. >> All right. Well, we need to get the keys to your car and you need your phone who your phone's in your car. Do we take pictures of the damage and everything? >> I think that's got it. >> It's that extreme. >> You're being arrested for driving while intoxicated. >> Okay. >> So, yes, >> she's the she's the RO for that car, too. Uh, just let me grab this. >> Let me hold your purse, please. >> Yeah, >> it's going to stay with you. Okay, good. Turn around. Back to me. >> She's out for Tesla. Francis. drivers. >> I got a 5t. >> I'm going to double lock these so they don't tighten up on you. Okay, bear with me. >> That's Wait, don't I don't want you falling over. All right, we're going to go over to this car over here. Turn around. I got you. You're not coming off. Go over this car over here. Okay. >> I'm fine. You need to hold >> I I I don't want you falling over. That's it. >> I'm fine. >> I know, but I got to hold on to you. I can't have you falling over. You're in handcuffs. >> I'm fine on my own, though. And all you get is dumbass. >> I know. I'm not I'm not saying you are. All right. Hang tight right here so I can lock the door. Watch your head here. >> Here's all her documents. Let me do that. >> I'll just put this right in the front. All right. See if she'll call her friends. >> All right. See if she can call her a little. She's already in there. So, do you want to call your friend? >> All right. Here you go. >> All right. 22 district 2. >> Female was placed in custody for 450. She was handcuffed in the rear double log. Check for proper application. Placed in the rear seat of car 22. Seat belted in. Rear seat of car 22. Checks clear. Prior to placement, >> standby for my starting mileage to one district. My starting mileage is 13 2861.3. That's heat. >> [snorts] >> Check negative. Serious. 90 up please. Ending 13286.6. Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. Okay. How bad are you? >> We're going to go in here. Okay. >> My shirt off. >> Sorry. I'm going to take one of these off you. Okay. >> Yeah. We'll let you address yourself. >> Are you uh right-handed or left-handed? >> Right-handed. >> I don't know that some people are left-handed. >> Losers. >> Oh my god. You have a seat for me. Be right. Right behind you. Keep this on. Right over here. Come on. You got to move back a little bit here. >> You got a seat for me, please. Brian, I'm going to grab her uh documents. Oh my god. >> [snorts] >> You got 20 minute observation and the standard statement. >> Mhm. [snorts] And then just make sure all your electronics are off. Yeah. Take all that off right down there. [snorts] >> [snorts] [clears throat] >> All right, I got to read this to you. Okay, it it's a long form, so just bear with me. Okay. All right. You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. NJSA 394-50. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of the breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record, will be made available to you. After you 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. Thank you. If you refuse to provide samples of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. [snorts] The 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 interlock, excuse me, installation of an ignition interlock, and referral to an intoxicated driver's resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties imposed by the court for any other offense of which you are found guilty. You have no legal right to have an attorney, physician, or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples of your breath. Any response from you that is ambiguous or conditional in any respect to my request that you take 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 repeat, the law requires you to submit samples of your breath for testing. Will you submit the samples of your breath? No, [snorts] excuse me. Your answer is not acceptable. The law requires that you submit samples of your breath for breath testing. If you do not answer answer with anything other than yes, I will charge you with refusal. Now I ask you again, will you submit to breath testing? >> No. [snorts] Another form. I'm going to read you. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Refuse to answer any questions. Anything you say may be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney at any time. Have him present before and during questioning. You cannot for an attorney. One will be provided if you so desire prior to any questioning. You have the right to stop answering questions at any time and have an attorney present. Do you understand each of these rights? >> Yes. >> I wasn't like going to tomatoes to drink. So >> let me finish. Do you desire to wave these rights and answer questions? >> Can you repeat that? >> I can reread the card if you want me to. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent and refuse to answer any questions. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney at any time and have him present before and during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided if you so desire prior to any questioning. You have the right to stop answering questions at any time and have an attorney present. I have a lot of family friends that are attorneys. >> Okay. >> Do you understand your rights? You already have said yes when I read it the first time. >> But I wasn't not I'm not meaning to do anything wrong. >> I I understand. Okay. Do you desire to wave these rights and answer questions? >> Yes. I think >> I I need a yes or no. Not a I think. >> Do you wish to answer questions? >> You want to answer questions if I ask you questions? >> Sure. Yes. I have nothing wrong, but let's go. I'd rather like it be on me than anyone else, which make me look bad. You're freezing. You understand why we responded, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then after that, you explained to us that you were driving your car. You went to park the car. >> I wasn't, but yeah, it looked bad. >> I'm sorry. What was that? >> I didn't go to park the car. I went to like fix it. But yeah. >> Okay. You went to fix the car. You drove the car. >> You tapped the other car. >> I know. There's some damage, right? [clears throat] >> Yeah, I'm really divorced. I'm just like a disaster. >> I'm sorry to hear that. Divorce is a terrible thing. myself. >> Well, I'm sorry. What was that? What' you say? >> I just go talk to myself. >> You have a a lot what? >> To figure out myself with everything going on. It's a lot. >> You have, you know, family you can talk to and >> obviously. Yes. So, I'll just figure it out. You don't want to hurt yourself, do you? >> No, obviously not. No, I'm very successful. I'm an amazing dentist. I'm sure you are. I make like 500. I make half a million a year. I'm fine. I'm just like That's why I drive a Porsche. I'm just like I'm fine. It's just like [snorts] >> it's a lot going on right now. So, this is like the last thing I need. Now, for tonight, um, obviously you refuse to give us breath samples, but you're under arrest for DUI. You have to have someone come pick you up or you have to wait here a minimum of 12 hours. We can't just let you go without you being released to someone. >> Okay? Now, this person has to sign a form that says if you get behind the car, wheel of a car, and you drive and there's something and you're you know, obviously you get pulled over, whatever else, then they get charged with uh you know, the offense as well. >> Everyone I know that I would have like signed into this is like going into the police academy within this year. >> Okay. So, >> I'm like I'm I'm an actual like physician doctor in this town. So, it's like really embarrassing. >> So, just to reiterate for tonight, we want you to be able to get home and kind of decompress a little bit. So, just start thinking of someone that is not intoxicated that will be able >> mom. She's like 3 hours away. >> Any other friends or an adult, responsible adult that hasn't been drinking tonight? Okay. >> No, I like live in a town where I work in and then it's like everyone around me like I'm like the do the main person. So, this is kind of embarrassing. So, >> I don't understand. Everyone's out with you tonight is what you're trying to say. >> No, it's I normally don't go out ever. >> Okay. >> Ever. >> Okay. >> So, this is like a new thing for me. And my mom like called me tonight. He was like, "What are you doing?" So, she's like three hours away from me. >> Okay. Dad. >> Dad died last year. >> Sorry to hear that. Um, a friend. Any other friends? >> She's out with me tonight. >> She's out. She's been drinking. Okay. >> Any other friends? Acquaintances? Someone that >> can you can ask people in the police force, but they were all out with me tonight. >> Okay. Margay police. Yeah. >> Okay. Um All right. Well, we'll navigate that. Um >> not going to throw people under the bus. >> Well, whatever. >> It's freezing. >> Um once we're finished up here, we'll try. >> I see that. >> Who? >> Steve Edback. >> I don't know. He's not working with me tonight. >> Sad. He's my friend. Is he? >> Yeah. >> Um, we'll we'll call mom. We'll see how quickly she can get down. >> Call mom. Oh my god. She cannot come down. >> If you don't Look, I'm not forcing you to call anybody. I just I'm trying to explain to you. >> 3 hours from here. >> I'm just trying to explain to you the alternative is you have to be here until 1:00 in the afternoon tomorrow. >> Okay. >> So, and that's in the cell. >> Okay. >> All right. It's your That's your choice. [snorts] >> I don't want to put like my mom under stress. My mom like gets stressed very easily. So, I'd rather like >> I'd rather just like deal with it myself. >> If if that's the way you want to do it, that's fine. We can explain it to her in a way that can be >> she would get very stressed. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I just did 24 veneers on her and that was stressful enough. So, >> Okay. All right. >> Yeah. She's very stressed as it is. So, >> all right. >> Well, we'll take it one step at a time. >> What's that? Still warming up. All right. You doing the refusal on it? Uh, yeah. All right. Mi, if you want to put your name on there for the witnessing officer >> for the Miranda. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Can you keep eyes on her for a second? I got her ID number. >> Yeah. So, I'm not going anywhere. Thank you, sir. Hold on. >> Did you have like an okay Christmas? >> I was sick. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I didn't even get to hang out with family. >> Same. [clears throat] Feels that way when you're in my career. >> Yeah, this one isn't uh as forgiving. [snorts] >> [snorts] >> You think >> in here? >> Yeah. >> Uh, I don't know where the thermostat is. I feel like it's pretty warm, but >> you didn't have your boobs recently. It makes a difference. >> Did you have a jacket all in your car? Yeah. >> Um, >> it's nice. There's like a drive everyone, drop everyone off, pay for everyone, drive everyone home. It's great. >> Yeah. It's a good life I live. Oh, >> [snorts] [snorts] >> What was um did you do 20 minutes? >> No. >> What's that? You want to start? I didn't jot the time down. >> I don't >> What do you want me to do? >> I'm just asking. >> I didn't write the time down for >> Yeah, I didn't write it down. I didn't know if you did. >> Okay. I mean, you can put it whenever if you want to do it now and wait 20 minutes again. I mean, I don't you She's not providing She refuses to provide samples. So, I haven't had someone that >> refused. >> Doesn't really matter if they don't provide samples. Gotcha. This would be a great example for my best friend that's going to the police force this year. >> This happens all the time. >> You know, he's going he's going to be a state trooper. So >> trooper. >> Yeah. as my boyfriend. >> He might think twice about it. >> Action. I mean, I think I could probably give him a better training lesson than this. >> Was he out tonight? >> No, he's not. He's a a good rule follower. >> You don't want to call him >> to save me? >> He could sign for you if you had wasn't drinking tonight. >> I'm sure he could. Yeah. If you don't want to do that, it's up to you. >> Can I have the case number? >> I don't really understand what's going on. >> You were arrested for driving while on toxic. >> You went you went digital. Can you >> understand that? >> So, can he come? >> He could. Yeah. >> 17821. >> Try. >> Try. >> Thank you. >> Can you try calling him? >> Yeah. Just a minute. That's one option. >> I mean, I wasn't actually driving while intoxicated, though. My friends literally told me, "Move the car like 2 in outside." >> So that's operating a motor vehicle. >> Yeah, but I wasn't like trying to drive. >> It doesn't matter. You were operating a motor vehicle. >> Okay. Well, okay. Got it. >> I got it. I understand your your side of things, but for my side, it's it's a little different. Okay, Nick, I'd love to help you with processing, but this computer just doesn't want to cooperate today. boobs can also handle this. They might not like this. >> What was it? >> Just talking to myself. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I just paid like a lot of money for surgery to be done. So, I just wanted to like >> Are you hurt? Do you need medical attention? No, >> I definitely don't. I just want to make sure that like it's being like This matters. >> What does >> If I pay like $15,000 for surgery, it needs to be like tight. >> Okay. >> Okay. Yeah, this is really painful. God. [snorts] At least I'm the only one out of all my friends that doesn't do drugs. I just drink only. >> Nice. Um, I'll >> tell you that. >> You want me to get your authenticator >> for this? Yeah. Um, so I haven't even used the deal since they had it set up here. >> It's the same as in there, >> but I deal with nice cars. I'll >> be right back. Okay. >> Where's it? It's in your thing. >> Yeah, just go in there. It's in a little plastic box. The top on there. >> Cold. >> Mhm. I just have my dupes done. >> Okay. >> Like a month ago. No, a week ago. Two weeks ago. So they just are a little little sensitive. They look sensitive. >> I only overheard a little bit what officer Razi was talking to you about. Mhm. >> Do you think you could call your boyfriend to come pick you up? >> I'd like to. >> Okay. I mean, if if he's sober and he's willing to come pick you up and sign off on for you, then >> he definitely is like like 30 minutes from here. >> Okay. Yeah. I mean, is if if that's something that he's willing to do and you don't have to sit in the cell for 12 hours, then that's your best bet. >> We don't want to keep you here. >> Yeah. >> I would rather call like my friend that's like actually like a state trooper cuz like he's going into it and I just like don't want him to look bad. the one hint like >> we're not we're not contacting the state police for this like >> we have no reason to contact your friend or anything along those lines. So >> I mean is he going to the academy soon >> like February? >> I probably would say no and not pick you up. >> Yeah, he's just he I know he's going to like it's going to look so bad. >> It's it's it's one of those things cuz they >> but what about one of my friends like already is a trooper and he's like fine can I just call him? You can call either one of them. I'm just saying, you know, >> I think I'm gonna call the the one that's already as trooper. >> Where's he where's he live? >> Margate. >> Oh, yeah. >> That's a no-brainer, right? >> Yeah, but like he's he's >> Do you live in Margate? >> Yeah. >> So, he can take you? >> Yeah, he knows where I live. He's my best friend. >> Okay. >> But then it looks makes me look mad. I'm like his dentist. >> I I wouldn't think any differently. >> I know. I'm normally I'm normally like a great person. You guys are just looking at me different. >> No one's saying that you're a bad person. You just made a mistake tonight. That's all it is. >> I went through like a very hard divorce. So, >> we aren't here to judge you. We have a job, dude. That's all this is. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I think I'm going to sell my car and do like a lot of self reflection after this. All right. But I think I would call like my friend before I would call like my my 24year-old boyfriend that's going to become a straight state trooper come February. So >> yeah, >> as as much as he is capable, I think I would rather call the >> the other one. >> Yeah. >> The other one closer. He lives the other guy down in Lemontown. >> Francis. He was like right there. Oh, good. [snorts] >> His birthday is also today, so I was supposed to take him out to dinner to see some cookies. So, that'll be interesting. >> Oh, his 30th birthday is today. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Like a horrible person. Guys, once this goes through its thing, it should print out there or does it go back to patrol or >> No, right next. See that printer right next to it? >> Yeah. So painful. It It looks like it's on there the way it's supposed to be. So, >> yeah, but it's the same as my bracelet. Are >> you like hanging off of it? >> No, it's my bracelet. It's very painful. >> It's not that bad. I'm just like talking to myself. >> Okay. You want to sign in on this and then I can start the book in. It's not going to mess you up, is it? It's a refusal. Refusal. The guy came out with the car in this case, but um mom's 3 hours away. She has a friend that lives in town that she's thinking about calling. Um, that's it. >> Okay. >> You still got to fill out all these other >> Yeah. Just letting this do its thing, too. >> Did you you still have to do 20? Did you do that? >> That's going through its thing right now. I got a >> a minute and 10 seconds left on the second. Is there [clears throat] a 20minut observation required if she's a refusal? >> Yeah, because we have to make sure we have a functioning box and give her the last opportunity to to bomb. >> Okay. >> And then we'll >> then we'll select refusal. >> Okay. So, do you want to start a 20-minute observation? >> You just do it the right way just so we had constant observation. I I'll do it right now. Can you open your mouth, please? >> Can you lift your tongue? Do you have anything in your mouth? >> No. >> Okay. Just going to be like this for 20 minutes. >> Let's do it. >> All right. >> You didn't find your fob in your purse. Was there a fob in there? Car keys. Your car was impounded. No, it is in here. That could have saved you some grief. >> I told you that. >> Huh? >> I knew that was there. >> You didn't tell me that. I asked repeatedly. Now your car is going to be unlocked at an impound lot in Ling City. That >> was great. Pay more money from my divorce that just went through. >> Well, if you were honest, you he would have had that and your car would be locked. >> [snorts] >> One of the loudest things in break them in. >> They're not they under armor. >> No beats. Oh, >> but they're still loud when I walk. Do you want me to have it give the key the key to the tow guy so your car is locked unlocked? I really don't care. >> We can >> I'm just giving you the opportunity because I can meet him and give him the key and it can be locked. >> If you don't care, then you don't care. It's fine. I don't care about my car. >> Okay. >> I'm going to check for you as well. Finish this. >> There's nothing valuable in your car. >> There's tons of things valuable. My wedding ring. It's like $30,000. But yeah, I just don't care anymore. >> When we're done here, I'll run the keys up there and we'll lock the car. >> I'll just go home. Well, you can't take the car. The car we have to hold the car for 12 hours. You can go home and >> the car is like totally undermining. Like I paid for everything. So >> that's fine. It's impounded the first state law. >> Did you want us to give this to the tow operator so we can lock your car? >> I would appreciate if not. >> No. All right. >> Wait. So can you explain to me again? >> In 12 hours you can go get your car. You have to come here. We have to sign a release and then you can go to Atlantic City and pick up your car. >> That would be wonderful. Okay. But we're giving you an opportunity to have us give this to the tow guy so we can lock the car. >> It's in Atlantic City right now. >> How does that benefit me? >> Because you just said you have a $30,000 ring in the car. >> I mean, what does that matter? They don't know. >> Oh, that's fine. Okay. Whatever. >> $70,000 car. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> How's that? Wait, I just don't understand it. >> We're going to lock your car. >> Yeah. >> So, no one can just open the door and go through your car. >> It's not a good thing. You want someone to lock go through your car? >> How would I want someone to saying lock it up? So I >> That's what we're trying to do for you. >> Yeah. >> You want me us to do that for you? >> I literally just asked you three times if you want me to do that. >> Yeah. And I said I would appreciate that. I don't want to like making this way more confusing than it used to be. >> Okay. I don't know how to help you with that. Sounds a lot more confusing than you're making it to be honest. >> I'll try to simplify it. Your car is in Atlantic City right now. >> I got it. >> It was impounded as per John's law. John's law requires us to impound vehicles when they're involved in a DUI incident. Okay. >> All right. Your car is in Atlantic City in a lot, right? There's gates around it, but it's still unlocked. Mhm. >> Someone could jump the gate, go into your car, and take valuables. We want to give them the key, the owners of the lot, so they can secure it and lock your car. >> Sounds great. I'm very Republican. I'm very >> We can do that for >> I'm very grateful for all you do. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I appreciate you guys everything you're doing. >> You're just freezing. >> All right. I don't like I said, I don't know where the thermostat is. >> It has everything to do with the surgery I just went through. It's like really hard. You guys will not understand [snorts] we go through it. >> Okay. >> Start cycling through mass or something. >> Okay. >> Stop it for now. >> It's still going through the >> However you want to. We got another uh 15 minutes or so. >> I think it goes through. I think it just times itself out, but it it's through all of them. So, >> all right, >> just end it for now >> if you want. I don't I don't >> off the top of my head, I'm not the most familiar with it. >> Oh, it makes me like wish I did so many things differently in my life. >> I don't know how to explain. This isn't the end of the world. >> It's the end of the world. It's >> for me as a healthcare provider. It's the end of the world. >> You'll be >> I'm not going to be just fine. I know you want to say that, but it's not fine. >> Do you know how many people I've had in here that are in similar situations? >> It's not fine. >> All right. [snorts] It's like so annoying, too, because it's like it's always the person that's like the best of the group, me, who's like not dating anyone. I'm not drinking and I'm driving and I'm like doing everything for everyone and I get in trouble. Okay, everyone else is fine. [snorts] It's [ __ ] annoying. should have bought the 911. >> What's that? >> I was joking. I was trying to tell you a joke. >> I didn't even hear it. >> I said I should have bought the 911. You >> should have what? >> I was joking. >> I didn't I can't I I don't understand what you're trying to say. >> I said I should have bought a 911 store truck. >> Oh, a Porsche. >> Yeah, I was joking. >> I was trying to give me a little laugh. >> Someone's got to have a laugh right now. >> I don't understand the context, but >> Okay, I do cuz I understand force payment. It's like $11,000 a month. It's horrible. >> Yeah, it sounds terrible. >> That's what I pay for the SUV. So, imagine the 911. >> So, you can kind of get the context. >> Well, I'm like strapped to the wall from like a provider standpoint. So, imagine like a female. >> What? >> I'm saying like I have to pay that monthly. So, imagine Yeah. Imagine like if you're in a relationship where like you guys are 50/50. It would be horrible. >> Yeah. Yeah. Oh, what a rough life I live. It's rough. I'm not going to give up the person that I believe in that should be in like the police academy cuz he's like so strong and he should be like a dominating force and I'm not going to do that. So I'd rather suffer. I'll sit in a cell for like 15 hours before I do that. 0 to two >> if I'm being honest. >> Clear. How are we doing here? Your two sucks. >> Does hurt a little bit though. >> Well, we're almost done with this part. >> Sounds great. So, I shouldn't have bought $8,000 car for myself. >> [clears throat] >> Alison, what's your uh phone number? >> Yeah. >> Still the uh the address that's on your DL is still current. The one above town. >> Yeah. Okay. What was your place of birth? >> Uh, >> just like city >> pot. Yeah. You don't have to answer this if you don't want to. Are you religious? >> Yeah. >> What's your religion? >> Catholic. I know my last name is Jewish, but I'm not Jewish. What's your social two clear and I met up with Providence telling the te the key was turned over to Providence. You can put me on check in the library and pick up everything. I'm just going to take her out of the cup. That's fine. When I take your hand out of the You have to stay in the seat, though. All right. Couple more minutes. [snorts] You have any notable scars, marks, tattoos, anything like that? Yes. You can just give me whatever >> tattoo. >> You don't have to show me. >> You got to show me score. That's fine. >> Yeah. All of them in my lifetime. This is just for uh just considering the fact that you're in custody with us right now. Anybody that you would want us to contact in case something were to happen to you? >> No. >> No. >> Mom, dad, boyfriend, nobody to put in here for next of kin. That's fine. I'll be okay. >> Do you have any dependence in your care? Children, anybody that you're caring for currently? Nobody. Okay. >> S two. >> Clear. I'll be checking city hall. Are we good on time? >> I'll read you. >> Uh, no. >> Okay, >> we got like four more minutes. >> Am I going to beat that up or you want to hold off on 4 minutes? >> Uh, just wait. Okay, >> just wait till this is done and then we'll >> then you said you got to give her one more option to provide a breath sample. which do >> what side? >> I said which I'm not going to do. >> Okay, fair enough. You understood what he read you with the standard statement, right? >> I understand. Yeah. >> On all. Okay. So, there's two charges. There's the DUI and then a refusal for D. >> I understand. >> All right. [clears throat] It's going to ruin my career, so that's fine. But figure it out. >> I'm not an attorney. I can't give you advice. I would love to call my best friend that's an attorney, but >> yeah, it's uh you can after. That's totally fine. I don't think I'm a bad person, so we'll figure it out. I've never drank on a week night ever in my entire life. I've never done anything wrong. So if this is what happens and it's what's meant to happen. I've literally never drank like a day in my life. So it's interesting. So we'll see pictures real quick. What are you going to do? I think that's what's happening with like men and women in society to be honest. So we'll see what happens. >> [snorts] >> Just look at me. >> Seriously? >> Yeah. This these don't go anywhere. They stay in house. They don't get sent anywhere. They just get uploaded into our >> That's all that it is. Okay. It's just your face. >> All right. Same thing. Keep your body still. You can just look this way for me. >> Just with your head only. Just look that way. Turn your head. >> Okay. Same thing. Just look over at the opposite wall. Okay, you can relax. >> Two more minutes. >> Okay. [snorts] >> [snorts] [snorts] >> You said you are employed, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm going to guess that you don't want to give us your employees information. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. >> What What do you do for a living? >> I'm a dentist. >> Dentist. That's all I'm going to put in here. All right. You're enjoying this? >> I'm not enjoying this. Not in the least bit. How we doing? Am I going to get the booth box off? How you doing? [snorts] [snorts] My whole life is ruined. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> the one after it goes through the two. Then we're good to go. >> All right. I'm asking confirmation >> after it goes through those two first two cycles. >> There's a prompt for refusal that you have to select, right? >> It is it doesn't pop up until you press stop. >> Okay. >> So, after it goes through the two cycles and then then that's good to go, >> I believe. So, >> okay. >> I don't again off the top of my head. I have to be looking straight at it for me to do it. >> Yeah, cuz it just kept on cycling through. So, 02 >> property checked fields. >> I think you have to select there's a terminate option >> and then there's a refusal. >> Yeah, you can select that but [clears throat] otherwise it keeps on going through the it just keeps cycling through the breath test. After it goes through two cycles, then you can just click the refusal option. Correct. >> I think so. Hey, can you hear me? Okay. Um, so on the output test after it goes through the first two cycles, you could that's when you can just press stop because otherwise it just keeps cycling. Okay. You don't got to wait for it to go through and keep keep doing like >> Okay. Well, no, because it didn't it didn't pop up right away. It came up afterwards. So, okay. All right. >> Yeah. Yeah, I got you. >> Okay. >> [snorts] [snorts] [snorts] >> So stupid because I wasn't even supposed to like go like I wasn't even supposed to be outside makes me so mad. >> Clear properly checked sub. >> You don't want to blow. Correct. You do not want to take a breath out. >> Okay. Yeah. Thank you. Just one last time. That is a second charge on top of the DUI. I understand it. >> Like he explained to you, you get charged with the DUI refusal along with the DUI. How are you charging me with the GUI if you can't breathalyze me? >> Because of everything that we observed out on the street >> when we put the handles. >> I had a breast augmentation less than two weeks ago. How am I supposed to walk straight? >> I'm not we're not arguing that. >> Okay. Well, I have very good lawyers. >> Okay. >> If I blew something right now, it' be like a 006. I would tell you that right now. >> Okay. I'm just saying. >> Well, I don't my brain can't calculate that. We use a machine for that. So, >> I understand that you guys look a little confused. >> Okay. All right. Yeah, but I think we'll be just fine. I just think it's rough at the moment, but >> Okay. >> Yeah. Be just fine. I don't drink much. I had two martinis since 6:00 p.m. tonight. So I think if I were below something right now be oh I'd be like below 007 if I were to guess >> and being honest. So >> two frustrated when people are like I appreciate My dad died and he used to be a lawyer and he always told me to say no. So I'm just going to follow that. >> Sure. >> Might be the wrong thing to say, but it's just what I'm doing. Even if it's the wrong thing. So I think you would do the same thing if you were in my position. [clears throat] Even if [snorts] you feel like you're doing, everything's fine. I actually offered to drive everyone tonight cuz I was supposed to be the DD cuz I was like, I'm only going to have one drink at the bar, which I did. So, we'll see. >> [snorts] >> I just know when I do have to blow, I'm definitely going to be within a legal limit. >> So, what does that mean on everything else? >> When you do have to blow? >> When I do have to. >> You already have to. Well, I know I'm going to be within like a limit. So, what does that mean? >> I have no idea what you're trying to say. >> I mean, if you like Okay. Interesting. Okay. We'll see what happens. >> I'm telling you that you have to. >> Yeah. >> You said you don't want to. So, we're not going to physically force you. >> Yeah. >> You'll get your tickets >> and that'll be >> Yeah. But you can't like check high school. Just wait for this finish so it can print out. What's that? And then I'm going to have to wait like wait and sit in a cell. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, so when we're done here, um you'll call that gentleman that you said would pick you up, right? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> I have to pick which one. >> Well, whoever you pick. >> Yeah. >> You wait in the cell till they get here. When they get here, we read them the form. We take down their information. >> I don't think I want to tell him though because I feel bad cuz he's going into the police academy. >> It's up to you. >> This is your personal decision. >> Is there already that you can like tell me what I'm blowing? like no that's a bad idea. >> If you do that we use that in court. >> Yeah, I know. >> I'm not giving you advice. That is again we don't physically force people to do this. We explain to you all the ramifications. >> Okay. Okay. I already picked who I'm picking to pick me up. >> Okay. >> Yeah. He just might not wake up. >> All right. >> He's a state trooper in uh Margate. Okay. >> Princess Terry, do you know who that is? >> No. >> Does he know who that is? >> I don't I don't know. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to like pick something that's going to like get chosen against me. So, all right. That's still purging. Can you whenever it's done, can you just wrap the thing back up? >> Electronics on >> I'll do it then. Just >> basically speak. >> Can you read me my charges again? >> What's that? >> Can you re my charges again? >> I don't It's It's all going to be traffic tickets. I don't have anything written up yet. >> Okay. It's basically going to be like DUI. >> Yeah. DUI DUI refusal. >> DUI D refusal. >> So bad as a [ __ ] doctor. >> Oh god. I'm not going to be able to practice for like five months. >> Uh there might be uh reckless driving, whatever. >> I I don't know if that's going to that'll probably factor in, >> but that's your choice. [snorts] >> I mean, there's no >> there's an accident with damage. >> Mhm. [snorts] Do you guys listen to like Andrew Tate podcast? >> No. >> Well, you probably [ __ ] should. >> I think it's like I think like females should just like stop trying. All right. Okay. >> There's no hope. Honestly, >> are you Republican? >> What's that? >> Are you Republican? >> I'm independent. >> Really? As a police officer? >> You think you would be Republican? 02 property Russ, >> do you guys know Steve Elbeck? >> Yeah, we know him. Mhm. >> He's my friend. He's going to love this. >> Alison, how old are you? >> 29. >> It's uh blue item. >> Four. >> Two. Four. >> She's got pal. I think it's four. >> You can just put blu. He's going to hate this. That's embarrassing. It's already embarrassing enough that I drive Porsche. Think [snorts] for a second I might take it there. [clears throat] Do you want to go into the police field? >> Just tired of being an EMT. >> Well, that'll give it to you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that'll do it. If EMT is your previous Yeah, that makes sense because then it gives you the authority with the >> I care about the authority. >> Just like Do you have a family member in it? >> No. >> Really? H interesting. So, every year I give like a huge donation to Morgate City Police. Like this year I give like a giant like cookie thing and I did like pizza dinners multiple nights. It's just because I like appreciate it cuz the firefighter station like right by my house. But I feel like it's like so hard going into that field. >> Well, law enforcement. >> Yeah. It has to be like so hard to commit yourself to. >> Yeah. cuz I feel like it's committing yourself to like miserableness cuz it's like even me like I I'm probably like the least of what you guys get but for me this is miserable but you guys probably get it like hardcore. >> True. >> So [clears throat] I got pulled over by you guys like two weeks ago. >> Yeah. >> I was heading to P obvious >> you guys were training someone. I'm not the most cooperative driver apparently. >> Oh, really? >> No, I have like no offenses, but that's my I got two in one month. >> Two tickets. >> Warnings. Two warnings in one month. Yeah. The first one was that I was on film with my mom and I didn't realize that like you can't >> Yeah. I didn't know that. And then the second one was on um expressway driving back from when I had the surgery last week. I didn't realize that like you can even if it's like on the um Bluetooth, I didn't realize that it can't be open. >> Can't be in your hand. >> Yeah. It wasn't in my hand. It was just like open. So, I got pulled over for that and they gave me a warning. They said it was all like open. >> So, but I've never had a traffic violation before that. And apparently this week's been rough for me occupied. I feel bad calling the person I'm about to call because it's his birthday. >> Am I allowed to use the restroom? >> Yeah. >> Is there a restroom? >> Yes. Um >> or does that go against like the violations? >> No. Yeah, you can. Um >> like a regular restroom. >> Yeah, it's it's it's right here. If you give us just >> Yeah, take your time. >> Couple minutes. >> I'm not in a rush. I'm just asking a random question. >> She can She can use it if she wants to while I'm doing this. I'm just I'm filling out her stuff on here. >> Okay. Did you you didn't end up You didn't need to do a search, did you? >> Huh? >> You didn't have to do a search on me. >> I don't have it. >> All right. Yeah, just use this. >> I have nothing to hide. >> Just don't flush. >> I'll flush the toilet. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> Yep. Is there a light? >> Yeah, right. It's on the outside. >> Thank you. >> Flush this toilet. >> Yep. Thank you. So cold. >> Yeah, like I said, this 71° in here. When you went through a surgery recently, it's a very different feeling. You have like nerve ending sensations. It's like very I got like a major surgery within the last two weeks. >> All right. Well, I turned it up a couple degrees so it'll put the heat >> at my house. I have like a heater on me because it's like so uncomfortable. So, it's just like it's just >> there's nothing you can do about it. It's just how it is. >> Yeah. We're the best I I have that blanket, but I probably wouldn't want to put that blanket on me because I don't know who's had that blanket. >> Yeah. No, I'm actually supposed to have the surgical bra on for the next four weeks, but I took it off because I was like, "Oh, I'm just going to go to sushi with my friend really briefly, and then I'm going to drive her home and d >> and I wasn't drinking because I was a responsible one tonight." And then I went to go meet the car because she met a cute guy and this is where I ended up. So I will say whatever happens I would rather pay for whatever whatever car got damaged. We'll figure it out tomorrow. But what if her car got damaged? I would rather just like pay for it, figure it out, [snorts] and freeze to death apparently. >> Uh yeah, I don't like I said, we used to have a little space heater here, but I don't know where that went. So, >> I just put the heat on, so I don't know if should have hot air coming out. >> It's freezing. >> Hospital has been way past my bedtime. >> We We can do that later after she gets someone. >> Sweet. >> Um, let's we'll fill this out. >> You want to do that now? >> Yeah. Or is that >> Yeah, >> cuz that I mean it is online now, right? >> What is that? >> This is on online. >> Would it be horrible if like for my pickup person I called a law enforcement officer? >> What's that? You can call whoever you want. >> Yeah. >> He's not going to be happy with me. >> Why don't you have her make that phone call real quick and then we can finish this >> while while they're on their way. Does he have to like pay something when he comes to pick me up? >> No, there's no money, but he's got to he's going to sign something that says he's responsible for you. >> He'll be fine. >> Okay. >> I think he knows I'm a responsible person. >> Just uh make your call. No text, whatever else. Just call whoever you >> like a normal phone call. >> Yeah. >> Well, it's like 2:30 in the morning. He's supposed to wake up. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I mean, a text message. No one's going to more likely to wake someone up from a phone call. Am I right? >> So, am I What am I supposed to tell them? Like, pick me up from what? >> 111 North Avenue. >> Yeah. At the market >> city police department. >> I think >> he'll know he's a cop, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> That's just on today's date, right? Cuz it's all it's all coming out this time. >> A >> hi, Francis. I was I was just arrested. I wanted to see if you could come I'm being serious. I know it sounds like a joke, but I wanted to see if you can come pick me up. >> Uh, I can get you at 5. >> At 5? >> Yeah. I like to get arrested for >> um, can you talk to the officer about it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you talk to him? >> Okay. You got it. Yeah. Thanks. >> Hey, it's officer Mazio. >> Hey, sir. How are you? >> Good. Uh, it was DUI. >> DUI. Yeah. >> Um I get off here at 5. >> Okay. >> Um she can't get somebody. >> No, she uh you're first call. So, >> uh is there someone else you want to call? >> Okay. She said you you're the guy. Um >> and obviously you know the the potential liability and whatnot. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'll sign up. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I mean we can accommodate her till 5. >> Um >> All right. Um, what which station or where you guys at? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Do you know what? Do you want the address? >> No, I know where it's at. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. Thank you. If he doesn't find anyone else, um, just just call my friend, I guess. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. I'll see you guys. >> Sure. >> Feel bad cuz it's literally his birthday. >> Sound like he was working. >> I know he is working. >> Oh, >> yeah. I'm taking him to his like birthday dinner. I like reserved a like giant reservation for him and all his friends at Steen Cookies tonight. So, >> I feel a little bad. Yeah. No, this is not ideal. He's like my good friend, but this is not good. >> I'm not Don't worry about the times and stuff cuz you're going to input this on online. This is just going to be your template. >> Is this going is this going to go into like my like medical >> I don't I don't know how that works. Like it's like people are going to see this when they like >> just focus on what we're doing. >> Yeah, this is this is just for this is just us. This is our departmental stuff. Okay. >> All right. Uh are you currently sick? >> No. I think if you were to breathize me, I'd be like point I think I would be below the legal limit to be honest. >> Are you under the care of a doctor? >> Myself? Yeah. >> Just just yourself? >> Yep. >> No, nothing for like >> medicine. Anything else? Just >> Nope. Just myself. He's just getting off the >> currently taking medicine. >> Princess diagnosed by by myself. >> I'm having him do >> diagnosed by yourself. >> Put that on the online form. >> I like do what? Yeah. >> The last >> I take NAD. You know what that is? >> Do you mind? >> No. >> Yeah. >> It's like a >> She wanted to answer questions. >> Oh, uh NAD. It's like um it gives you like cellular respiration, metabolism. It's an anti-aging drug. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I take that. That's the only thing. >> No other prescription medications at all? >> No, nothing. It's not a prescription medication. I diagnose it to myself. Yeah. >> You have diabetes? >> No. >> So, no insulin? >> No. >> Are you currently injured? >> No. Uh, gave another option refusal. Um, being stoned. >> Uh, what kind of alcohol drinks did you have tonight? >> I had two martinis. >> Martin. >> Two martinis. >> Were they Was it vodka? >> I had one dirty martini and one lemon drop martini about two hours after the first one. Okay. I don't typically typically drink much cuz I'm like well known in the town so it's not a good look. >> And you said you had two >> two. >> Where did you have them at? >> Tomatoes checked [snorts] out under my card so you can >> uh And how long did you say it was between the two? >> About 6 hours. >> 6 hours between the first and the last one. >> Yes. And I had a Caesar salad, sushi, and sea bass. >> And when did you have your first drink? >> Um 6:30. >> 6:30 p.m. >> Yeah, >> that was yesterday, the 27th. And when did you have your last drink? >> 11:30. >> And you said you did eat, right? What time did you finish eating? >> Well, I had the Caesar around 7, the sushi around 9, and the sea baths around 11:00. >> Okay. They were very spread out because of the kitchen. [clears throat] I ordered them all back to back. I just like that's how it was coming out. >> [snorts] >> Nick, if you want um you can place her in the So, >> we'll get all this figured out. >> Your summons. Figure out the rest. >> He's not coming until 5 >> 5:00. >> All right. >> Unless you want to try calling someone else. >> That's up to you if you if you don't want to be sitting in this >> right now. It is 2:40 in the morning. >> 2 hours. >> I don't to be honest. I don't understand how like all this happened. So, I don't really feel like I did. Like, if I were to be like breathwise right now, I know I would be like a normal level. >> Okay. Well, you already refused for that. We >> I'm going to refuse. >> I know. We gave you multiple opportunities though. So, we're past that point. >> Yeah. So, >> but I'm just saying like I don't really know what else to do. >> We want to get you home. So, we need someone to pick you up. >> We have one guy that's coming at 5, right? >> Well, he hasn't been drinking all night. >> If you >> Yeah, he's like secure option of my friends. >> If you want to call someone else and leave earlier, that's your that's up to you. >> I can try. >> Sure. Absolutely. But she's been like drinking, so I don't really trust that. At least Francis hasn't been drinking. >> I'll just reiterate, they need to be totally sober. >> They need to be an adult. They need to be totally sober. >> I'll just wait for Francis. I'll just go in the cell. >> All right. >> Yeah. I would like to know where my Okay. Yeah. >> You'd like to know what? >> I just feel like I if my blood alcohol was tested right now, I think it'd be like 06. >> We disagree. >> You disagree? >> But we'll never know. >> Okay. So, >> guess we'll agree to disagree. >> Can you do me a favor? Just take the >> um your necklace, your bracelet. You just got to place >> The bracelet doesn't come off. >> It doesn't? >> No, it has to be screwed off. >> I have a belt. No to keep the >> The bracelet has to be like screwed off. The strings on your boots, are they they're fixed or do they go all the way around the boot? >> What do you mean? >> All right. >> Are they like sewn in? >> Just take the boots off. >> All right. We got to take them off. >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. >> We can't have anything with like strings or anything. >> Nothing nice. Basically, they're like $1,200 boots. >> All right. >> Okay. So, just take everything nice off. >> This is making me a failure on my life. >> Can you hear that? >> It's not. She's wearing tight fitting clothing. It's not necessary. >> What? >> You don't have anything in your pockets? >> Can't tell you though. >> I just bought these like today. >> There's something in the under. >> I have implants in my boobs if you guys want to know. >> Not worried about it now. We're good. >> As of two weeks, so I can't feel anything. Are you taking painkillers for that? >> No, I don't take painkillers. Right up here. [music] [music] >> [music] [music]
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