Woman Arrested for THIRD DWI at OVER 3 TIMES LEGAL LIMIT
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- On March 28, 2024 around 5:03 PM, Officer Eric Loffredo with the Westfield Police Department responded to the area of West South Avenue and West Broad Street on a report of a female slumped over the wheel of a silver sedan. As he arrived on scene, he observed that the driver, later identified as Meghan, was sleeping inside a 2019 Nissan Sentra. He knocked on the passenger side window and awakened the driver. As he approached the driver side, Meghan opened the door and told the officer that she was going to get her eyelashes done. Officer Loffredo detected the odor of alcohol, but Meghan told the officer that she had not been drinking.
As he was speaking with her, Officer Anthony Perconte arrived on scene to assist. Officer Loffredo asked Meghan for her license, and Officer Perconte asked her to exit the vehicle. He escorted Meghan to the sidewalk and she once again denied consuming alcohol. Officer Loffredo asked her whether she had previously been arrested for DWI, and she acknowledged her previous arrest from August 27, 2023. Court records indicate she had also been arrested for another DWI on September 19, 2018.
Based on his suspicion of impairment, Officer Loffredo asked Meghan to perform field sobriety exercises. He started with the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) test. The second exercise was the Walk and Turn test. During the Walk and Turn test, Meghan began the test before she was instructed to do so and did not touch heel-to-toe on each step. The final exercise was the One Leg Stand test, and Meghan failed to raise her foot in the proper fashion while displaying a lack of balance.
Based on her having fallen asleep in her car, the odor of alcohol, and her inability to adequately perform the field sobriety exercises, Meghan was placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. A search of her vehicle yielded open containers inside the vehicle. Her vehicle was impounded by C&M Towing for a mandatory 12-hour hold under John’s Law.
Officer Loffredo transported Meghan to the Westfield Police Department for further processing. At the police station, Meghan was read the Standard Statement for Motor Vehicle Operators and agreed to submit breath samples for testing. Her Alcotest results indicated a BAC of 0.25%, which was more than triple the legal limit of 0.08%. As she was being processed, first responders with the Westfield Rescue Squad arrived to evaluate her, and it was determined that she would be transported to Overlook Medical Center for further medical treatment.
After she was treated and discharged, Meghan was transported back to the Westfield Police Department and agreed to let the officers contact her mother so she could take responsibility for her. Around 12:46 AM, Meghan was released to her mother pending her court appearance after she signed the Potential Liability Warning form on Meghan’s behalf. Officer Loffredo issued her the following summonses: Operating under the influence, reckless driving, delaying traffic, and open container of alcohol
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Three DUIs should be a prison sentence. She refuses to change and the inevitable result will be that she ruins someone's life ... unless she is stopped.
Exactly!! I don't understand why they get so many chances 😢
I might be misreading this, but she seem to be embarrassed. If true, she has a chance to recover, but she needs help. With that said, she needs to stop driving immediately.
Had a friend that did 3 years of 4 in prison in SC. It changed him and he wanted to go back to prison. Was sad to see.
@@mandylynnhoff
It's a big money maker and allows government to expand budgets, insurance companies to make money, towing companies, auctions, etc.
She needs help before she kills someone..Needs licence revoked permanently.....Definitely some jail time too..Failed on those she.ll do it again
Revoke her license for LIFE !!!! Total danger to society
Sadly even if Megan’s license is revoked, she will continue to drive. I see inmate numbers in her future.
having lived in NJ, i believe a 3rd is 10 years
make her get that inverlocke so she cant drive if shes over the limit, why isn't this mandatory after a DUI
@@sdeparis1 In New Jersey a 3rd DUI results in loss of drivers license for 10 years and 6 months in jail.
Yes agree 100% revoke it for life
Officers do their jobs and judges do Nothing to protect the communities
She should be in jail
That’s because the judges are just there to set fines and generate revenue for the municipality. Police are collectors for it
I wish I could like this comment a million times. I wholeheartedly agree 🙌🙌
Bidenism at it's finest!
The DA's often allow plea bargains. So her first DUI may have not even shown as a DUI, maybe reckless driving (I saw this one just recently). So the count before it becomes a felony doesn't even start at that point. So is this really "only" her third or really her 4th or 5th DUI (where she got caught; I'm sure she got away with many).
It’s the prosecutors that are more to blame because they cut them sweet deals just to get an easy win on their CV to tally up when they run for DA or political positions if the DA is prosecuting a case that gets them tv coverage.
Judges need to grow a set and turn down these lame ass deals , this is just laziness in the system, just like still running Zoom court appearances where they dress and talk contemptuously and prosecutors are not prepared properly for the cases.
It blows my mind that someone who’s on their 3rd DUI gets to have someone pick them up at the PD instead of going to jail. The punishment for her obviously hasn’t been severe enough up to this point.
MAKES ME WONDER WHO SHE'S RELATED TO OR WHO SHE KNOWS. Because trust me, if it was ME - I'm a nobody with no connections - I'd have wound up behind bars - WHICH IS WHERE SHE BELONGED THE FIRST TIME, THE SECOND TIME, THE THIRD TIME, THE FOURTH TIME, ETC. And they're talking about who she KNOWS???? What the heck does it MATTER who she knows??? IF YOU DRIVE DRUNK YOU'RE ARRESTED. PERIOD. Stop making it about your continued employment or chance of advancement - instead make it about the lives of INNOCENT BYSTANDERS. Very disappointing to see first hand what appears to be more important than human life.
It’s because it’s New Jersey….they treat DUI’s like a joke
WORD.🤨🤨🤨
3rd is a felony in my state.
@@user-yw5mq2lg3d It's not about connections. It's about the stated laws and unfortunately many states view a DUI as a traffic ticket. If you watch more of this channel and similar ones, you will see many of these drunks get a slap on the wrist
She didn’t make a mistake she made a choice!
A mistake is one time. Megan has made getting duis her recreational hobby 😳😳
I don't get how someone gets one DUI and does it again, obviously doesn't care about anyone but herself
Yes thank you she made a choice
Yep and judge Stephanie Boyd would tell her that.
I was the victim of a driver who was taking drugs....i spent months in hospital, he barely had some scratches....you have no idea the pain i had to go through and the problems i still have to live with now after decades. Please, please do NOT drink/take drugs and drive 😢
Sad and horrible, knowing how many selfish morons especially these 20 years or so with stupid cellphones distracting drivers then add drugs and alcohol it’s alway A potential disaster!! Back in the late 70s when I was graduating high school several of my friends, classmates etc died drunk driving. Two of them loved driving drunk and speeding both were in horrific wrecks with multiple passengers, one killed three the other five teenagers they barely had a scratch, but were charged with manslaughter, the first only served 3 years the other 7!! He killed him self two years later!
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I'm so sorry for your long-term issues. I lost my Mom to a drunk driver.
I'm so sorry that happened to you
I’m so unbelievably sorry. You are a survivor and you are so strong. It’s my worst fear to be hit by a drunk driver, it breaks my heart that people do not think about others when choosing to get behind the wheel.
Keep your head up, I really hope the person that hit you spent time in prison to think about what they’ve done. 💜💜
A rare and unusual creature. A quiet drunk
She doesn’t want them to smell it on her.
@@markskomrock6776 I think since the beginning of their interaction that time was long past
Why in the world do we allow people to have a valid DL after 2 DUI’s???? Our country is so messed up!!!!!!
She wasn’t sleeping. She was just practicing getting her eye lashes done.
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😂😂😂
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😂😂😂😂😂😂
This person will continue to drink and drive no matter what. Alcoholics don’t think about anyone but themselves even if it means taking another life while they’re doing it. She will never stop unless she’s stopped with time behind bars and in rehab. She doesn’t even care that she’s arrested. No emotion what so ever. Very selfish people.
"Alcoholics don't care about anyone but themselves." She is not all alcoholics. Many get treatment and never drink and drive.
Can't drink and drive if you don't have a car to drive. Make them sell it and put a ban on them owning a car. Take the whole PRIVILEGE away. It's not a right.
Rehab is 100% useless for people who don't choose to enter it on their own. You can't force someone to stop being like this. She needs to be in jail for life, she'll never get better, she needs to be kept away from decent people forever.
@@arthurneddysmith that’s a minority and while they are drunks they don’t give a crap about anything but alcohol. It’s the truth.
@@tabora_ thing is they will drive someone else’s vehicle. Had an uncle that drove even after they took his license for life and he couldn’t have a vehicle in his name because of so many DUI convictions. He drove the huge earth movers for a living and people still hired him because he was so good at his job. His 2 sons had to have the breathalyzers in their vehicles to drive their vehicles. My cousin my age finally stopped drinking but his oldest brother is going down my uncles path. You can’t stop them from driving unless everyone around them refuses to enable them. My aunt finally stopped my uncle because she refused to let him take her vehicle and told his kids to stop letting him drive theirs. Crazy but true. They will never stop unless everyone around them refuses to help them drive. Me and my siblings stopped allowing my father who was an alcoholic ever drive when we were old enough to stop him. His addiction was more important than even his children. They don’t care if they hurt someone else, it’s all about them. Sad but true.
Why isn't she in prison? Why are prosecutors, judges, and the laws, so weak when it comes to DUI's??? Even officers tell people "it's just like a ticket". They shouldn't be minimizing drunk driving. She needs some prison time and forced rehab.
This would happen less if NJ made DUI a crime.
Yes, you read that correct. DUI in NJ IS NOT A CRIME.
What a joke of a state.
this is actually beneficial, it gives a criminal lawyer less chances to get it dismissed or plea bargain down. There is also no hardship license allowed ever.
should be a felony
I know 2 people who went to jail after 3 and a 10 year suspended license
My uncle did 6 months for dui in New Jersey and that was his first offense
Well, have you ever seen Jersey Shore or "Real Housewives"of New Jersey? 😂That should tell you how wackadoodle the state and people of New Jersey are 😂 Common Sense escaped that state decades ago.
She got caught 3 times she probably drives drunk everyday.
when someone is stopped by law enforcement they should not be able to use their phone
100% Total Alcoholic.
Ya think?
only for HER to decide, not even a JUDGE has the authority or right to do that, or any government. REGARDLESS of laws or society, those are facts.
I love how they “promise” they haven’t been drinking. Well since you promised! 🙄
She should have pinkie promised so the cops knew she was serious 😂😂😂
Sadly, if they pull her license, she'll probably still drive. She's dangerous toeveryone around her.
She got a third DUI because they didn't do anything to her for the first two. So she has learned that driving while intoxicated has no real consequences because she keeps getting light sentences.
“Getting eyelashes done…drunk and medicated ”-Westfield
When she first told the officer what she was doing, I thought she said she is waiting on her appointment for an allergy shot 😂😂. I could barely understand her😂
Rude ! Have a little empathy ! Alcohol/alcoholism is one of the hardest to fight !!!!
@@evolbeach11I have empathy! For the victims! Stop driving while drinking. Not too hard to figure out!
@@evolbeach11 oh I do… not alcohol but I know shit. She’s had warnings now. A heads up to “ cut the shit”. ….in life.
She continues getting drunk behind a the wheel, continues playing roulette with all.
Weak
certainly not the mall. Wish Westfield, the REAL Westfield would take over the Franklin Park Mall in Toledo, OH, again, as current management AND their potential fraud of a security team are making the mall UNTENABLE, even for long-term, veteran regular customers like myself.
What is wrong with people. 3rd DWI and she’s still drinking and driving 😡😡
Because there are no consequences
Because she is an alcoholic. There’s no stopping her if there’re no severe consequence. If judges pad the landing for her she’ll never hit rock bottom!
The police keep arresting these repeat offenders but the liberal democrat judges and DA'S just let them go with a slap on the wrist. Don't want to upset the voting base.
@@fireflyrn, Exactly
You'd think that a little bit of common sense might seep into her dumb brain after the first one!
"Can't drive again if I drink, risking other people's lives, my own! I'll get a cab, or only drink at home"...nope 😮
Take that phone away!!
Yes!
Soooo annoying! I can’t believe they allow them to keep looking at & scrolling on their phone while they’re trying to talk to them!
Should be a felony take your phone out during a traffic stop. See this 95% of the time.
How many DWI's are you allowed before they yank your license for good? Do you have to kill an innocent person or family first?
I don't understand why she gets to have the opportunity to get to 3 DUIs, THAT'S A PROBLEM!!! WTF
Lock Drunk Drivers Up, NOW!
How? DUI in New Jersey isn't a crime.
@@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole Hmmm, change the law? Make it so that if you drive drunk you go to prison for attempted murder!
New Jersey has the worst DUI laws. I can’t believe they just cite and release DUI’s!
I am a recovering 22-year alcoholic. I have done a lot of regretful and despicable things as poison can enable the worst aspects of your personality. However, not once did I ever lack the basic empathy to drive drunk. Absolutely disgusting and selfish behavior committed by the worst of society. We have been collectively preaching the dangers of drinking and driving for over a century and have not progressed one bit. Penalties are mild and alcohol is widely encouraged everywhere you look. Easily the most destructive drug in the world and yet still the easiest to obtain and least taboo in modern society.
RIP Wil. Miss you brother. 🖤
I agreee. I’m 15 years sober and never drove drunk
The officers were so nice. I am glad they got her off the streets but somehow it is also very sad.
How is she even able to keep her license? This is ridiculous.
I have had a dui before, stupidest decision ever. I did 30 days home confinement, 2 days in county, $1,300 fine, 1 year supervised probation, MRT, Thinking errors classes and my license suspended for 60 days. I made the decision to sell my car because I didn't even want to look at it because I was so disgusted with myself and I didn't drive for over a year because I didnt feel comfortable. I paid my debt to society and learned my lesson. Never again. All DUIs should have the EXACT same punishment as I received. Any more than 2 DUIs should be automatic revoked license, 10 years jail time and 10 years supervised probation.
What State or Country was that in?
@@wiggy3333 Utah. One of the toughest states besides Arizona on DUIs as it should be.
@@theonewiththeface6258 yes it is. Thank you for sharing!
I had a friend that was a bad alcoholic and had multiple DUIs and kept getting out and repeating. He ended up in the hospital (intensive care), with pancreatitis a couple of times and within a week of his last hospital stay, he was arrested again for a DUI. His wife finally had enough and kicked him out, he went to a hotel, where he basically drank himself to death. They found him in the hotelroom, unconscious, to come to the hospital, where he went into kidney failure and died at 55 years old. None of his family members could convince him to go to rehab and get help. He was extremely fortunate that he never hurt or killed anybody during these DUIs, but they should have kept him longer in jail and forced him to rehab. Our loss have gotten very slack with how they treat repeat offenders. His daughter subsequently was an alcoholic due to his behaviors and example, but she wound up getting help after seeing how destructive her father had become in his life and theirs. Alcohol is extremely destructive and I can’t even imagine what a world without it would look like. it causes so much loss and every aspect of life!
No chance against alcohol without proper nutrition
Only 3 ways out locked up, sober up or covered up. I thankfully have 20 years of sobriety.
She’s what’s called a “maintenance alcoholic”= she has to maintain a certain increasingly higher level of BAC just to function. It’s very sad and leads to wet brain and then death if she doesn’t pass from heart failure before that.
I've never seen anyone write "wet brain" in the comments, except for myself. And yes, as you must know, it really is a "thing". An actual recognized condition.
They should just let her go because it's New Jersey. Is no different than a speeding ticket. Pathetic! They need to take this way more seriously!! Her 3rd time, and she'll be driving again very soon
She's young but looks so worn out and old. 😮
Take the keys out .🙄
She should be able to perform the sobriety tests by heart, She should go to prison.
Heck by now she should be able to train the officers on how to do them.
nope, and reforms and tech are coming regarding DUI, expungments.
Why do these drunk drivers get so many chances!? They will eventually kill someone and change someone’s life for forever. I saw a video where this one guy had NINE prior offenses for drunk driving. That just blows my mind, man!
Because DUI in New Jersey is not a crime, it's a traffic ticket. Get as many as you want.
@@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole wow
@@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpoleyea its not a crime in nj but if you get 3 or 4 you will do a few months maybe a year, loss of license 10 + years could be forever. Its not as strict as some states but Nj does get serious if you keep racking them up
She can’t even keep her eyes open? She needs some serious help and shouldn’t be able to drive on the roads again.
Getting her eyelashes done ?Geeze i must be getting bloody old as i have no idea what the hell that means !😲😂😂
Lol! It's actually a thing these days 😂😂😂
@angelalewis4310 - Yeah, it is a thing & I wish it wasn't.
Isn’t it individual lashes on each one, right? Do I pass GO? 😂😂😂
She was getting drunk in a bar more like 😂😂😂
@jeanool1362 I wouldn't know you have to ask a female..on the lash used to mean getting drunk when I was young, 🤣 🤣 😂🤣
Isn't that an automatic jail sentence for 3rd DUI .
Not in NJ.
DUI in NJ is literally not a crime. It's the same as speeding, it's a traffic ticket. What a joke POS state.
It is in Mississippi
In indiana I got my 2nd 7 years ago. I spent 6 months in jail and 6 months in work release. I've stayed sober since.
Canada it is ,lose your licence for
Life
This habitual drunk is going to kill someone or cause massive damage to others.
Her license needs revocation and ahe should be in prison for many years.
A complete danger to the rest of us. Her attitude shows that she has no understanding of what she does.
The fact that she keeps being allowed back behind the wheel does nothing for everyone else’s safety, is a complete waste of the police dept time, and gives no incentive for her to seek help, having had to suffer zero consequences!! So disappointing!
This Woman should have to pull time in Prison and NEVER EVER have a Drivers license again….
I think the calm liars are the most vicious.
Most sociopathic
Jail, it should be just jail third offense open container? Jail just jail.
My 2nd 7 years ago here in indiana I did 6 months in jail and 6 months in work release. Total wake up call. Haven't drank since
These people make me sick. This is how they kill innocent people take her license and car away.
LOL... Did he say "look down at your fat feet"?!?
None of this girl's situation is funny AT ALL, but I cracked up after hearing that!
I thought he said that too!
@@mzglo7588He sure did, 100%! But, I must say, I believe he merely stumbled trying to say "feet" and kind of stuttered, rather than intentionally saying "fat".
I thought that too and then realized he is way too polite. But it was funny!
She failed the tests, but for 3 x’s over the legal limit- she did pretty good… which means she’s used to drinking a lot probably daily.
She is an alcoholic, that being said the obsession to drink takes over normal people who are not alcoholic. I hope she gets help before it is too late for many reasons
Normal people can be alcoholic. What are you talking about
These pigs could have not arrested her and just let her go
@@HowardDaniels-uw8tjI think someone’s bending their elbow a little too much😂😂
@@nursebev2249 agreed
for her and her alone to decide, not a court.
TAKE the dang phone AWAY...😡🤢😡🤢😡
If you have two DUI and asleep, it's obvious that the person has been drinking and getting metal matching bracelets
Never lie to the police, they'll find out no matter what. But seriously 3 Dui and 3 times over the limit, makes me Cringe and so 😬 f mad 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😤 3 Dui prison must be mandatory and licence revoked cancelled for at least 5 years 🤢🤮🤮🤮
Law's need to change the first time a person gets a DUI 10 year's in prison. Than we will see a change in these selfish gross people.
Thank You for your Service..
This Officer was super duper nice and kind to her… 😊
Put her under the jail
Who the hell are you, GOD ? SHAME ON YOU !
Under the jail, you mean like in the ground?
Calm down Savannah
With Darrell😂
Sorry the eyelashes will NOT HELP...i hope she reads these comments...
Hope she reads these comments in jail..
After this many DUI's you'd think she'd practice the damn test
Why do offenders always hold the phone in their hands.
It is not saving them from jail in any kind
Better yet, why do so many people walk around with their phone in their hand? I see them daily, dozens and dozens who just have the thing in their hand, rather than in a pocket or bag. Crazy, like a pacifier or security blanket.
@@hugejohnson5011 I wish there will be a possibility in the future to put an ID and driver license onto the NFC chip of the smartphone 📱
@@dred05m61 Doesn't sound like an entirely bad idea! I had not given that a thought, but it makes sense.
For too many people these days their phone is a security blanket...
Her tests were just awful. Obvious she is drunk!
I think many of these ppl have poor self image and that leads them to drugs and booze.
This woman needs to be off our roads. A serious danger to us sober drivers
I think she needs rehab, not just take her license away,also jail time to Detox.
Right next door in PA... DUI 3 is 7 to 10 years in prison. Probably just an extra ticket over there.
That’s really interesting. I wonder what the stats are. Do they have fewer dwi’s? Do they have fewer repeats? What are the ramifications for the first and second offenses in each state and is treatment ever an option? Rhetorical questions but and interesting comparison nonetheless
@@nycatlady2314 I don't really know, but I've seen people still retaining their drivers license after their seventh in NJ.
@@three-stripes I suspect they’d drive regardless of the DL status. Sometimes incarceration is the only option unfortunately
A third-time DUI in California is punishable by 3 to 5 years of probation, 120 days to 1 year in jail, $2,500 to $3,000 in fines, 30 months of DUI School, and a 3-year license suspension.
Finally got wise after my second and got sober!
Prison for 5 years at least after a third dui. Anything less is a danger to society.
The humiliation alone of being arrested should stop anyone from driving under the influence or any other reason to be arrested.
*To be Fair:* She set an alarm so she wouldn't oversleep at the light. 0:18
Lol I was thinking the same thing 😂 at least she set an alarm.
You guys have great hearing. I couldn’t understand what she said even re-listening a few times.
Third offense 3 years in jail,
3 strikes your out!!! That’s the ball game!!
This is a sad deal. She looks like a very nice young lady. I believe she does have a problem. Praying she gets the help she needs before something really bad happens. 🙏🏻
This is the problem with DUI’s. The courts and lawyers constantly minimize drunk drivers. Mandatory prison sentences for these people need to be in 5 year increments. First offense is 5 years, second offense is 10 years, third offense is 15 years and so on. This is the only way to stop drunk drivers.
And that’s how it’s done ! No problem when you listen to the orders !
except she doesn’t listen to orders which is why this her 3rd DUI 🤷🏾♀️
I can visualize this woman standing before a judge and receiving her “light” sentence after killing someone with her car bc she is obviously an alcoholic. A self-absorbed and thoughtless person. She belongs in jail.
Two more and DMV will classify her as a habitual offender... Driving privileges lost for life.
There should be a charge for lying to a police officer.
Some people NEVER LEARN.
She shouldn't be allowed to drive ever again!
Her car insurance has to be expensive. Maybe that’s why there’s no proof of it in the car bc she has none. 🤬
She’s definitely going through a rough patch in her life 😢 pray for her RUclips family 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I love your empathy.
These cops very professional and nice. Good job all around.
It’s sad that the state allows someone with a serious addiction to continue driving. Her luck is running out as far as no one being injured or killed due to her negligence as well as the states’.
Take her license away!
She needs help this is ridiculous
I find the "ZERO TOLERANCE" sign at 00:31:44 pretty ridiculous.
If I had to live in New Jersey I would be drunk to
I still don't understand how this stuff happens I had a DUI years back and I didn't even look at my car for four months
Since when do they let you keep the interlock device once you’re not required to have it anymore?😂
If it’s still in there, I’m guessing she found someone who could disconnect it.
They have to buy it in some jurisdictions.
@@nycatlady2314. I wonder how much one of those costs?
@@cindygreleski5376 $1000 I think but not sure.
Her license is immediately suspended, until her court date, that's automatic. Just because she is picked up by someone from jail, does not mean that at her court date, she won't lose her license permanently, and possibly do some jail time. She's charged, but she hasn't been found guilty yet.
I SWEAR the officer said "arms to your side, look down at your fat feet" 😂
I was looking for this comment !!! I heard the same thing 😂 I was like ?!
It may have been a slight stutter, but it did sound like fat feet.
😂😂😂😂😂 I heard that also!
I heard it too! Then he said @ 11:10 “keep your hands down at your feet”. 😂😂
I heard it too lol
If she were triplets, all three of her would be blotto. That she's able to stand up suggests that she's a pro-class drinker. Very impressive.
Why'd you pass out?
I didn't mean to pass out.
The fact that she can compose herself this well at that level of intoxication shows, she has one hell of a tolerance. She is definitely a daily drinker. Hopefully she gets help before she kills herself or someone else.
How does she still have a license?
This cop is such a nice guy
3 FREAKIN STRIKES! ❌
if he had to ask if she had already had her eyelashes done and she did it must not have been a very good job
How dare she be behind the wheel of a car!
Expensive trash bin.
As a guy asking, is there a great demand for women to get their eyelashes done that there would be a business created just for that ??? Just curious. 🤔 👀 😏
Yup. Although I think most of them are within a salon or esthetician studio.
Eyelashes (tinting or false) is just one of many things you can get done by a beautician, no need for a separate business.
They have small clusters of longer, thicker, curled lashes that are glued to the underside of the eyelashes very close to the roots of the real lashes. Some people get them done so they look natural, but that’s the exception. You see a lot where they’re ½ to ¾ of an inch long and almost touch the brow bone when they open their eyes. You can also see their lashes when you view them in profile. You can’t unsee it once you see someone who had them, especially when they look like a piece of shiny black plastic in lieu of the actual lashes. Mascara isn’t THAT expensive.
Why doesn’t NJ take DUIs seriously??🤬
Please will somebody take the keys out of the ignition to stop that damn beeping!!!
Can people do anything without their phone in their hand?
She couldn't even figure out how to roll the window down
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Behind that meek and mild exterior lurks a real menace to both motorists and pedestrians alike. This is her THIRD DWI! Whatever ramifications came from the first two clearly weren’t enough to deter her from doing it all over again. A car becomes a lethal weapon when someone under the influence gets behind the wheel.
There's no FST's over here, its straight to breathalyser... From what I've seen in these bodycam videos, once you've been asked to do FST's you're getting arrested for dui/owi regardless of how you perform the tests, so its obviously for extra evidence. What I find strange is the reluctance of officers to admit theyre "tests", even though they're called Field sobriety "Tests". Ive heard countless officers say "its not a test, its to allay my fears you're unfit to drive". Cops can be slippery
The reason you see nearly everyone who does SFSTs get arrested is because watching sober people do well on the tests and NOT get arrested is boring so no one bothers to get and then upload the bodycam footage to RUclips.
Defense lawyers typically recommend you DON'T do FSTs. You're right, they're just extra evidence and they're subjective. Best thing you can do for yourself is answer only the questions you're legally required to answer and then invoke your rights and let your lawyer fight it in court.