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77 injuries or um Yeah, I got to need a hook. Just making my approach now. Stand by. You okay? I can't I'm I so I wear glasses. I can't find them. Okay, no problem. What happened? Yeah. Okay, how about I do this? How about I'm going to turn my head beams off so you can see me. Okay? I can see you. Okay. The lights The lights are a little blinding you a little bit, right? >> I've been trying to find my glasses for so long now. I can't find them. Since you hit the rock? Yeah. Okay. I'm very blind and I just want to find my glasses. Okay. Well, I'm sure we can help you out with that. What happened with the crash? This happened when I lost my Okay. All right. Are you hurt at all? No. Not at all? >> see. You can't see? I'm very blind. All right, we're going to we're going to do this. You turn your car off and I'm going to turn my headlights off so you can see a little bit better. Okay? I'll be right back. I'll help you find your glasses, okay? >> All right, when you turn your It's It's I can't take it. You can't take what? I just feel like every single time I I can't get my car out. It's It's It's hard. >> The key? Okay, well, you your vehicle's crashed, so you can't move it anyway right now. We're going to get a tow truck to get it out. Okay? Let's see. Yep, your radiator's pierced and you're hung up. So, you can't go anywhere anyway. All right. What's your name? Annabelle. Annabelle? Isabelle. >> Isabelle. Where are you coming from, Isabelle? I just want to go home. Yeah, no, I I got you, but we got we got to do some things. I think you you know that at this point. Where you coming from? All right, no problem. Just waiting for another officer to get here and we'll talk about what's going to happen next. I'm sorry. No, I didn't No what? I said, "No, I'm in trouble." All right. It's All I tried to do is to care about the people around I'll be right back. I'm trying to go home. Uh Isabel crashed her car. Uh slurred speech fumbling fingers >> 33, you have an update? So, I think we need to do some in-car in-car testing on her. And while I'm here, I can do your HGN. Okay. And then we can go from there. All right. How are you with uh doing SFSTs? >> I have not done it. Have you practiced it? Went over it. All right. Who else is coming? Um I don't know. Okay. Johnson and Mercer went down to the hospital in Morristown. >> You got a few ringing in the gallon and a walk. Yeah. Okay. Whose section of town is this? Is this Me. Cheers. All right. Got a book? Uh in the car. Okay. What do you want to do? He's going to jail anyway. It's pain and injury. Negative, no injuries. You're not mine. If you were mine, I'd tell you to give it. But I've also had you practice. So, it's up to you. Since I've never done it, it might be a good idea to do it. But at the same time, it'd be a good idea to observe. All right. You know your in-car test? Yeah, yeah, counting and alphabet. Cool. Let's do that. All right. Yep. Huh? License on the floorboard in front of Hi, how you doing? Hi. I'm Officer Gargano. Can I get your license, registration, and proof of insurance? Um I have glasses. Mhm. I can't see. Okay. Your license is right there on the ground. I cannot see you. You can't see me? >> No, I need my glasses. Okay. Do you know where your glasses are? No. Were you wearing them? Okay. Um did they possibly fall on the floorboard at your feet? I'm sorry. That's fine. You got a second officer I need one more. Uh yeah, no. Here, I'll go grab it. All right, thanks. Uh let's uh wait, hold on. Hold on. Ah! How about that? All right, don't worry about it. All right. Okay, cool. Now we got that. Perfect, perfect. I like it. And you got that right there. Cool. Officer Gargano, I'm sorry I dropped it. I should wear my glasses. I can't see you. Okay, now you can see. Cool. He's going to ask you a couple simple questions, okay? All right. Yeah, real quick. I'm going to need your 85 and going out with a 10-4. Uh what's your highest level of education? >> I'm sorry. What was that? It's your policy. All right. So, you're good with saying the alphabet and numbers? So, I'm going to ask you to recite the alphabet starting from the letter D and ending at R without saying. Can you do that for me? Yes? Thank you. All right. Um now I'm going to ask you to count backwards for me, all right? Starting at the number 92 counting backwards to 74. This is going to be a 450 case. Okay. Likely. Um Galgano's not mine. I don't know what you guys were having to do. He seems uncomfortable doing the SFSTs. I can do another report. Who's uh who's got the box? Either of you two? Nope. Nope. So, we're going to find Patel? That is proper. Starting at the number 92 counting backwards to 74. 12 92 to 74. 92 92 91 69 68 67 66 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 Real done. You want to get her out? Yep. All right. Hey, um you conscious? You want me to say Jason turn your phone's off? So What's up? Off bat was fine. Numbers said 92 to 74. She did 92 91 All right, how's she presenting herself? >> to like 60. How's she presenting herself? Shaking up. Slow, disoriented, slow, soft spoken. Focus on one thing. Different indicators about going intoxication. >> me to just do a car test? Yeah, and I have her really Okay, we're going to we're going to get her a car test. Yeah. Yeah. What's your name? Elizabeth. All right, bro. I can feel all of it. Okay, that's fine. Uh do me a favor and we're going to step out of the car. You can start the hook driver. Um but it won't open. It won't open? No. Is your door stuck? All right, try over there. It's it it looks unlocked. All right, can you come over this way? Yeah. She said she was drinking? I don't know. I What's your name? Isabelle. Isabelle, how old are you? 26. 26? Don't call my parents. Okay. Where Where are you coming Where are you coming from? Where's your purse? Don't call my parents. Okay. Where are you coming from right now? You come from the bar? You drinking? Here, come up here. Come up onto the road with us. Here, stay right here for me. Um can we put your purse Yeah, give it to this officer here. It's nothing in it besides my phone. Thank you. Okay. Isabelle, face me. All right. Um what we're going to do right now is I'm going to I'm going to test you. Okay, this is called the standard field sobriety testing. I'm sure you've seen this done, right? Okay, so the first thing I want to do is I want to check your eyes, okay? Put your feet together for me. >> Also, I don't have good eyes. Okay. Just put your feet together and keep your hands down at your side. Look at me Look at me like this. Hands down at your sides, feet together like this, okay? Got it? Yeah. Yep. Hands down at your sides, remember. Okay, take Take your glasses off for me. I can't You can put them on top of your head. >> I can't see without my glasses. How far can you see without them? Um not Can you see the tip of this pen? No. >> Can I use your flashlight? It's not a seeing test. Yeah. All you're All you're doing is following the tip of this pen. You're not You don't have to focus. You don't have to, you know, I just need you to look at it and I need you to follow with your eyes. So >> my glasses. That's okay. Can you follow with your eyes like this? Uh no. Keep your head still for me, though, okay? Can you follow it? Are you able to? Yeah. Okay, so you can see it. That's fine. Keep your hands down at your sides. We're going to start it, okay? I haven't moved my arms. Well, yeah, just put them Just touch your sides with them, that's all. I have not moved them. Okay. With your eyes and your eyes only, okay? I don't want you to move your head at all. I want you just to move your eyes and follow the tip of my pen, okay? Do you understand? Yeah. Okay. Yep. Keep following. Don't move your head. Keep your head still. Your head facing me. Come back to the middle. Just keep your head where it is, okay? Just your eyes. Understand? I moved my eyes. You moved it. Just stay forward. Sorry. Sorry. I will be in route. I did. Still on the tip of the pen, right? Mhm. Keep your head right there. Don't move your head. Okay? Keep your head where it is. You got to keep your head straight for me, okay? I know you're not trying to. I know you're not trying to, but you are. You're moving your head with your eyes. >> I know I am. >> Okay. Yep. Yeah, I know I'm [ __ ] You're fine. Come back up. Come back up. I Come back up. You're okay. I'm not. I know. I know >> want I just want I just want to get through this, okay? All right? Keep following it, all right? I don't know. Oh my god, I'm bad. I understand. Just continue the test for me, okay? Keep following. Ready? Okay. All right, we're going to try this one more time. Keep your head very still. Don't move your head, just your eyes, okay? Keep following it. I've also had separate tests doing this. When I'm completely sober and it hasn't worked. >> have resting nystagmus? So, I've I've really messed up eyes. >> If you have resting nystagmus, you'd probably know that. I I Yeah, I know I do. Okay. Look Look in my eyes real quick. I'm I'm going to be >> I So, I'm going to be completely trans trans That's fine, yep. I I know. No, I'm not. I'm not good right now. I'm going to be completely just Yeah, I'm not good right now. But, there have been times where I've been pulled over and I'm completely sober and I do not pass the eye test because I have [ __ ] up eyes and I'm sorry. I have to My eyes are stupid. All right, no problem. We're going to continue then, okay? I don't like this. So, there's there's there's >> want to meet. I understand. There's a couple There's a couple more tests we have to do, okay? I know. Why don't you take a couple steps back for me over here? I'm not good. Elizabeth, come here. Stand right here. Yep. All right, that's fine. That works. Okay. So, that's fine. You have glasses on, okay? So, I want you to get into a starting position right now for something called the walk and turn test. Oh, yeah. Okay. I know. Last time I did this, I was sober. All right, so what you're going to do is you're going to put your right foot in front of your left foot like this. Okay? So, do it now. Put your Put your right foot in front of your left foot. Other way around. Yep, your right foot in front of your your foot, okay? Yep, and touch them heel-to-toe like this. Heel-to-toe. Yep. Just like that. Keep your hands down at your sides. You see me right now? No. Just like that. Yep, just make sure you're touching your heel to your toe. Go back on that line. I think you already know I'm [ __ ] What? We're We're going to We're going to get to the bottom of it, that's all, okay? So, heel-to-toe while you just stand there. I want to demonstrate the test for you so you can do it, okay? All right? Can you do that for me? Can you get in the starting position? I think you already know I'm [ __ ] I'm going to demonstrate it for you, okay? I'm going to take three steps. I want you to take nine steps yourself. Do you understand? Don't move yet. Wait until I tell you to, okay? You're going to take three steps just like this. You're going to go one, two, you're going to do all the way to nine. So, this is nine for you. You're going to take a series of small steps like this and return with nine steps. This is number nine for me right here, okay? I only demonstrated three, but you're doing nine. You're doing nine there, small series of steps, nine back. >> all of you and I think we all know that I can't do that. Do you want to try? I do want to try, but >> Okay. Well, then let's get in your starting position. Let's get in that position I had you starting in. And let's do your nine steps down. Do you understand you're you're heel-to-toe the whole way? >> Hands down at your sides, right? Do you understand? You got it? >> I understand what you're saying. I just I just I already know I'm [ __ ] Do Do you understand the test, though? Yeah. Okay. Do you want to give it a shot? No, cuz I know I'm [ __ ] Okay, so are you refusing this this test? Or do you want to try it? Yep, heel-to-toe. Yes, I'm [ __ ] Okay. All right, let's go back over here. I don't I I don't want to cuz I know Okay, do you want to do our last test? It's a one-leg stand. Isabelle? No. Okay. All right. We're going to place you under arrest for driving under the influence, okay? Turn around for me. All right, do you have anything in the car that you need to get? No. Okay, besides your purse that we took from you, right? Okay. Isabelle, did you just stop holding your purse? I don't know. All right. Are they are they too tight on you? Let's take them off. We want to make sure you have them, okay? Rob, give me some light over here, bud. These are too tight here. They're not tight. No, no, I know. They're They're um I just need to double lock them, okay? Cuz I don't want you to Okay. No, it's cuz it's not in a locked position. It's actually so far around that it's That's crazy. Ooh, hold on. There you go. They were all They were locked. They went all the way through. Okay. Um Okay, so you want to ride in my car? Is this mine or is this yours? Uh I think he said you were going to be in mine. Okay, where's your car at? Uh behind his. Okay. You want to put these back on? What? What? What? What? What's happening? So so they And yes, please put my eyeballs. Do you want them back on? Yeah. Do you have an operator down there? All right, what what car are you in, bro? I've been working so many What's up? I've been working so many Well, you you you you took it from us. Okay. Where's your phone? I have it. You have your phone? Okay. Please don't call my parents. They're not. They're not. They're not. Do you Do you want to Do you want me to explain how this goes? Maybe it'll help you a little bit, Isabel. Isabel, listen to me first. Where do you live, by the way? Sparta. You live in Sparta. Okay. So, these How this works You don't You don't go to jail for this, right? What happens is we >> I know I'm a terrible person that I >> look I understand, but I've been working so many days. I just We We We We place you under arrest for this, right? Because you're Because you're driving intoxicated. I'm okay with that. >> going to bring you back. We're going to bring you back to our headquarters. I shouldn't have been out. >> to You're going to do a You're going to do a breathalyzer for us, and then somebody picks you up. You go home, okay? I don't want my parents to pick me up. Okay. Well, I mean, regardless, this happened, right? So, what do we can't do anything about that. It happened. You know? It always happens. It's It's just always a thing that Has this happened before? No. Okay. Well, this is something that could have been much worse, right? Think about it. Think about how much worse this could have been. I just I >> okay? I've been working every single [ __ ] day. >> Where do you work? I work I work three jobs. That's a lot. That's a lot of jobs. Can you I'm sorry. >> Hey, is the All right. Is the intoxicant search done? Okay. What car are you in, bro? Right there. This one right here? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right, we're going to sit down, okay? Well, look, you made a mistake, right? That's it. Hold on. Let me get you some light. Hold on a second. You made a mistake, right? Okay. Just take it. Put your Maybe sit down right here. Do you see the the seat there? Yeah. Okay. This is going to be a little uncomfortable. I know these kind of suck, but they're at least a little loose. What's this? What is This is your seat belt here. We do this because people try to fight us and stuff. They're crazy. I I Yeah. You don't have to try to I I know. Okay. Put these on here. Are you all right? You have nothing else on you, right? You're all good? Just your shoes and uh dress. Okay. All right. All right. Sit tight for me, okay? We'll be back in a minute. All right. That's on. That's good. When you get to this police department, just go in the back and just uh we'll notify Spartan that it's Let us know that you're at the police department. We'll notify Spartan and open the the sally port for you. >> All right. Yep. And you bring them bring her into the sally port in Spartan. It's a good one for you. No, just leave them. And that's it? Everything else you're going to do at the police department? Yeah. Nothing in the car. You're just You're just being the arresting officer to go down there and they'll get her out of the box. They'll take care of the paperwork down there. And then you'll bring her back uh to the police department. If you if when you talk to her, just see if you can get a phone number who someone who she would want to call. She doesn't have a phone. We all know what's going on. It's like I know what's going on. This is insane. Do you know? Did you call Spartan yet? Yep. We told them they have a He's bringing her down. They have an operator and they're waiting for us. Yeah, it turns on and off. This is a This is the car that took >> How are those Do you put those on tight enough? >> they went so far that they There was no more clicks. I couldn't click it. And I went to go double lock it. It doesn't double lock cuz it's not in a slot. So, I went They still weren't tight enough. Her wrists were literally half the width of them. She's in them. They're just like It's the furthest they can go. I can't go any further. It's really embracing. Yeah. All right. Go forth and do the good things you do. You got it, man. I'm I'm fortunate we're not doing 200 Do you understand what you're doing right now? I'm going to send the send the record already? There's going to be a operator for the operator test there. They're pretty good, too. They they They walk you through the Yeah, you're good. That's why I do 20 minutes observe. Yep. They'll be mostly when you do your observation and then check the inside of the mouth, right? No dentures, no coloring No no foreign objects and there's no regurgitation, there's no no burping, no you know, coughing. Just tell her to just We're going to sit there They can talk You can talk back and forth, but Yeah. No regurgitation. You want to make sure that [ __ ] is listed and have it accurate. I'm going to write it for you just for 20 minutes. They're They're The person that's there is probably going to end up doing that with you, too. So, you should be fine and they'll walk you through and let them know it's your You know, let them know. Um I'm going to put this on your computer. Yep. All right, go get him, man. When you're >> Thanks, Bobby. When you're doing that, they are also try to figure out some kind of ride for her at some point because that's the job while we have to get her a ride home. All right. Any questions, call us, Bobby. Yes. Yeah, it's all good. Just in case we lock it, don't I don't think that there's Oh, for them? Yes. Yeah, we'll do that. It's a terrible farce. You always do this. steps steps steps steps steps Oh my god, I hate my life. Everyone left. Everyone always leaves me. >> Sorry. Why does that happen to me? That's it. Just go in here. I'm going to wait here. Well, he needs He needs to get your ticket first, right? I'll just do it now. >> it now in case you lose Where? Like the right front of your bag. Okay. 2051 K X-ray Echo Scratch four. B A E Cobra X-ray Echo. Yeah, no. Once I don't want Can you do me a favor? Yeah. So, I already know I'm [ __ ] My parents What was that? My parents. What about them? I don't want them to be worried. You don't want them to be worried? Yeah. They're already I don't want them to know what's happening. I just I want them to think that I'm peacefully asleep at a friend's. I know. I I I just I don't want them to worry. I don't want them to I I don't like when other people are upset. I don't want them to be upset. I don't Do you think they know it's No. I went I was given ticket number Uh I don't search my purse. What's going to happen to my car? Please don't call my parents. Please don't call my parents. Please don't call them. Please don't call my parents. Please don't call my parents. Please don't call them. Please. I'm tired. Yep. I'll see you later. Yep. If you need anything. All right. Yep, Ridge Road to the end, all the way to the end. It's like 4 miles. >> Yep, I'm just Take a left and you'll see it right there on the You okay back there? Yes, I just I just don't want I don't want parents to know. But yeah, I'm good. And then I just 92700 I feel terrible. What are you doing? I don't want to put >> 911 one female and route to smart. Starting miles 22845.8 I don't want to put any miles on the meter. Do you want to help me with that? Are my parents going to know that? I don't know. 64 clear. >> Why are you talking? Get out of this. Yes. Perfect. I am not >> No. It's cold. Uh I'm good. And I'm just This is cold. Like garage. This is cold. I'm good. It is what it is. >> I'm just playing with it. No consequences. Don't call my parents. Please. I will go back there. Who cares? I want to solve this. Thank you. >> Oh. What did you do? I want to let me go. Show me the other side. Is there another way out there? I arrived at Sparta Police Department at 90 miles 22852. Need contact Sparta Hospital and Sallyport. Fire. That's the telephone thing. >> Do you want to help? How much did you drink tonight? What? You don't know? Do you know where you were? Where were you trying to go to? Home? Can you sit up for me? No? You feel all right like feel better like that? Feel like this in the car or should I like more stuck it out? Just tired? All right, we got to stay awake for me. What's that? I know you're tired, but you got to stay awake for a little bit longer. Isabelle, you all right? Isabelle. Isabelle. You all right? We're close now. Did you It's going to rub make it sore. Isabelle. Did you wake up for me? Isabelle. Mom. Wake up for me. Isabelle. I'm going to open the garage. Isabelle Isabelle Isabelle Are you awake? Isabelle Stir up. I'd rather Isabelle Isabelle Wake up. Hey. Isabelle Isabelle Wake up. There you go. Do you hear us? Can you hear me? Isabelle, you're awake? Yeah. All right, stay awake for me. Keep talking to me, all right? I know it's uncomfortable. Just stay awake for me, all right? You there? Yeah, I'm here. What? I don't feel good. All right, we're going to call your parents. I know you're tired, but I want to stay awake for me, all right? Keep talking to me. Stay sitting up. Keep talking to me. All right? Where do you live in Sparta? Where do you live in Sparta, Isabelle? I live in Sparta. I know. Where do you work? I work at I know you are. Where do you work, though? You You at a doctor's office? Which one? Yeah, where's that? I know. You're you're very busy at work. Yeah? Right. All right. Oh, we got an ambulance coming to check you out. Make sure you're okay. We're going to take you right to the hospital. All right? No? What? What did you say? No, it wasn't. Well, that's too bad. That's not really up to you right now, all right? No, it's not. You're going, so. What? You're fine? No, you're not. You're not fine, so we're going to get you checked out, all right? What doctor's office do you work at? What? Well, you'll get to go to sleep eventually, but it's going to be a little bit. We need you to stay awake with us for a little bit longer. No no sleeping yet, all right? You stay awake for a minute. Keep talking to me. What else do you do besides work? Yeah? How much you work? How many hours a week? Yeah? Okay. >> You work anywhere else or just the doctor's office? Bartending? Where do you bartend? Where do you bartend? Where? What's that? I can't hear you, Isabel. Can you tell me where you bartend? Isabel. Hey. Isabel. Isabel, you got to stay awake for me. Hey. Come on. Wake up. Isabel. Isabel, wake up. Isabel. Isabel. Can you wake up? Pupils. Okay. Isabel, wake up for me, all right? Come on. Isabel. There you go. Stay awake. Keep talking to me, all right? >> sleep right now. Don't go to sleep right now. Will you just stay awake? How long have you been working at the doctor's office? What's that? A year? How long have you been working there? I need to talk to my supervisor. Figure out what? Just talk to my supervisor to figure out what the plan is. Okay. So, I'm just definitely going to go to the hospital. Yes. Um I just I'm riding in the ambulance. I'll leave my car here. Yeah, we'll we'll park it. Yeah. We're um We have two people at the hospital in Morristown right now and then we have a total Yeah. One's in training. Okay. So I have >> Oh, is he Is he the one with the mustache who just graduated the academy? >> No, he's out training. Um and then we have two guys on the road and then we have a sergeant. Worst comes to worst, we can probably if you can give her her her tickets at the hospital and just release her there then we one of us can come ride you back here probably. Yeah. I mean, 450 tickets I already wrote. Everything else I can mail out. I don't have to worry about that tonight. Um Actually, let me see if I have John's Law form. Um I don't think you'll have to do it from the hospital with John's Law. You don't have to in the hospital. Unless you guys are doing John's Law at the hospital Uh he My sergeant is saying, you know, John's Law. So Okay. Yeah. Rather rather just Tickets I remember coming to the hospital from the hospital. Yeah. Got it. Yeah. Who's the belt? Still all right? Oh, [ __ ] You're all right. I'm going to need to talk to another officer about the investigation so Uh Sorry to hear that. It's Yeah, probably. Bro, if you're asking where it went Where it went? Uh I think it was SARS. SARS? I think so. Uh I'll find out and I'll pass the information on to her parents. But I think it was SARS. We haven't gotten any Her whole thing has just been don't tell my parents, don't tell my parents. So he said he was going to look see if can find a number in the cab. I'm sure we do. I need a tissue. What's that? Yeah. Tissue? What? We need somebody to figure out Yeah. or some sort of figure out who you're going to wrap it up. We need somebody to figure out. Yeah. The ambulance will be here in a couple minutes so they can give you a tissue, okay? Can't take those off right now. Isabelle, try to sit up for me, all right? You all right like that? What? I feel gross and I don't want you to see it. She's gross and does not want us to see her right now, okay? You don't like that? No? Oh, yeah. I'm getting it. All right, we got some friends here to see you. Isabelle, who can come uh come uh come meet you at the hospital? No. You got to give us somebody you other than your parents. Do you Do you have anybody that can get you? I don't want my parents. Okay, well, who can come get you then? Well, we kind of have to choose that option, so Okay, so that's the option. Okay, so who can come get you? >> Maureen You're going to have to call somebody, so Lila, what's what's Lila's last name? Spencer? Do you have a phone number? Does she live in town? Hello. Does she live in Sparta? She lives in Landing, I think. Farming somewhere in Jefferson. It's Weldon Road, he said. Apparently no injuries from that. She's been She's been in and out of it. I gave her a couple pretty aggressive sternum rubs to wake her up, and she's not coming back to. Now she's talking, you know, but she's a little more talkative now. So she should get checked out. What's her name? Isabelle. Isabelle. Isabelle? Yeah. Hi. What are you doing today? Okay. Any any problems or anything like that? No. No. All right. Do you have any pain right now? No. Okay. Did you fall or anything like that before? No. No. No. No, it's Did you hit your head or anything like that? No. All right. All right. You're going to be taken to the hospital, okay? Are you nauseous? No. No. All right. You should get checked out, okay? No, it's No. All right. You should get checked out. Isabelle, you got to go to the hospital. Yes, Isabelle, we have we have no choice right now. >> you're in right now, you have to go. You're highly intoxicated. You don't know how much you drank tonight. For your own safety. What's that? Oh, yeah. You got to pull her up. I just uh help her to the Isabelle, can you step out for a second? Just need you to step out for a second. I got your glasses right here. One second. Sorry. Good? Um kind of. But I I don't know. I don't like this. Watch your step. Yeah, I know. I'm not happy. You got to You got to come out. It's literally going to take you a couple seconds. Just stick your left foot out. I I hear you. Just I know it's Have a seat right on here, okay? Very good. Okay. Now I'm going to get you to sit back. One second, okay? Just breathe it out. There you go. What side do you want her hooked on? Um On my left. Does this feel comfortable in here? No. All right. Just >> Thanks for all your help, guys. You're welcome. Just let me know what I got. Wow. Look at this girl. Okay. Well, you're you're going home, but we'll make a pit stop first. You want to take any medications? No. I don't have any medications. Um you can't get a bunch of friends to sign off. Can you just go with me this way, otherwise you're going to hit the wall. When we get to the hospital, start trying to if she uh Just in bliss. Hey Sarge, what's up? Sergeant Lineup. Lineup? Okay. Yeah, I know. Uh we're loading her up now. What hospital? Newton. Newton. Unless you have other preferences. Okay. Yep. Yeah. All right. Uh Yeah. I'm I'm just going to move it out of the sally port before we head out, so. All right. Yep. Uh she wanted us she wanted us to call a friend. So, when we get down to the hospital I'm going to try and see if she can figure out figure out on her phone. Yeah. Um if not Sparta said they'll go and wake up one of the parents. So. Yep. All right. Bye. Um so, yeah. I'm going to pull the car out there and then they're going to have someone come pick it up and then come pick me up. Okay. All right. All right. So, just let us So, just let us know if you need something else there. All right. I will let you guys know. I'm going to try her phone first. We'll see. Yeah. Even if she unlocks her phone and lets me find the person Yeah, I don't know. Um Yeah, be helpful. No, I got You got her phone and I got her phone, her 450 ticket, her registration and insurance. I got her license. You got her John's Law Got her John's Law. Um shouldn't need anything else. >> a fax copy of the warrant to the hospital. Yeah. Yep. She never did it before. Yeah, I did it one time. You go there, you just call the prosecutor or whoever the on duty is, explain the whole thing and then they'll type it up and then they put you on the phone call with a judge. Yeah, if you just pull out of the way then they'll pop in. Yeah, I'll just right right over here. >> Yeah, right here at the street light. Okay. Yeah, I'm just going to when you guys pull out I'm just going to park over here. Okay. Oh, you're going to follow us? Yeah, she's under arrest right now. Yeah. Does that mean you have to ride in the back with them? Yeah, right? I have to ride in the back with them. Yeah, she's going I got to get my car out. Oh, got you. Got you. Okay, he'll pull in the middle, I'll hop in with you. All right. 1 hour later. I don't like being touched. Just going to be for a little bit. Thank you. 92700 Did you get her? 111 female en route to Sparta Police Department. Starting miles 22863 49 Do either of you have my phone so that I can at least tell my parents that I'm okay? What was that? Do of you have my phone so I can at least tell my parents that I'm okay? Do we have your phone? Have my parents texted me. No. Are you positive? Because sometimes they think I'm dead. And I don't want them to think that I mean, yeah, obviously I'm not in a good situation, but What was that? I don't want them to worry about me. So, I want to know if they texted me to make sure that they know that I'm alive. Cuz they often worry that I'm dead somewhere. Cuz they one time showed up at St. Mary's when I didn't even drink wine and they're like, "Oh my god, we thought you were dead." And I'm like, "No, I'm just I'm just hanging out here not drinking." This is literally my first time in months drinking, so What was that? This is my first time in months ever going out. I ain't gone out in months. But I just I don't want my parents to worry that I'm dead somewhere. So, I want to know if my parents texted me so that they don't think I'm dead somewhere. >> So if you have my phone, you can tell them that I'm not dead. Cuz I know they're going to get worried. And I don't want them to worry. I don't want anyone to worry about me. So do any of you have my phone? So that you can tell them that I'm I'm okay. And then I woke up. It was a lot further than where I lived. You said you guys weren't able to contact Lila as well. At least at least let someone know that I'm okay, please. I said that you guys said that you weren't able to contact Lila. So, at least I would like to let someone know that I'm okay. I said we were going to try and contact her. I knew you hadn't, so I would at least like to let someone know that I'm okay. >> can contact her. Were you able to contact her? No. Yes, I would like to let someone know that I'm okay. Because I know my parents are worried about me right now and My parents are probably worried about me right now and I would like to let them know that I'm okay. I would not like you to let them know. I would personally like to let them know. >> options are either we're not going to contact them. You're not going to contact them. I'm sorry. >> I'm entitled to one phone call to let them know that I'm okay. It is what I'm entitled to. It is something that I am entitled to. We're going in the opposite direction of Sparta right now. We are not going in the We are not going in the direction of Sparta right now. We are going to Lafayette right now. Which is not anywhere near Sparta. We are going to Lafayette right now. Which is not near Sparta. Yeah, we have to go completely behind us to go through Sparta, so I don't see where we're going right now. I really don't care what happens to me. I just I just want to have one phone call, please. Oh, yeah. I'm not I'm not going to do anything. I just want to have one phone call, please. >> 92 All right, Sparta 80 miles 2287 2.5. Your request is out of service, please. 91 >> All right. All right. Feeling any better? Much better. All right, good. Let's uh Are you a fighter? No. Okay. She's got less time on the mat. All right, good. Good for you. Yeah. Okay. You lucky. First one we need to do Yep. First seconds of shaking. Oh, okay. >> Wow. What's that? Oh, you're going to have to worry about any of this. I'm going to take everything and put it out here. Instead of me taking electronic cell phones, Apple watches, Yep. I just didn't know if you want us to go off now or Yeah, right now. You have a cell phone. Turn it off. I'm tired. Hm? I didn't mean to. Hm? It's okay. It's okay. It's not a problem. I just I'm worried about my parents. Mhm. Well, once we get back to headquarters, Do I Do I get a lawyer? Do I call him and tell him okay? Yep. Well, then, if you want, we can have them come and pick you up. I mean, you're going to have to call them and let them know. >> I'm going to have to Yeah. I know. Oops. Yeah, and then here's your shirt. Mhm. Have a good night. Bye. Thank you. Cuz we don't have service. Oh. Or internet. Connect. There we go. Did you? Will be one female en route to Jeff County headquarters. Starting miles 22872.6. You clear? >> Woo! >> [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you.

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