Woman Busted for DWI after Sleeping in Liquor Store Parking Lot
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2023
- Around 6:40 PM on August 1, 2023, Patrolman Erick Finley with the Sparta Township Police Department responded to a report of an unresponsive female sleeping inside a 2007 Ford Explorer in the parking lot of ShopRite’s liquor store. He arrived on scene and made contact with the woman in the driver’s seat. He was able to awaken the woman after knocking on her window, but she seemed disoriented and unaware of her surroundings. After asking for her driver’s license, he identified her as Carissa Kalaydjian.
Given the initial nature of the call, first responders with the Sparta Ambulance Squad arrived shortly afterwards to evaluate Carissa, and Patrolwoman Brown arrived on scene to assist. Patrolman Finley informed them that there was no medical emergency and they cleared the scene. He returned to his patrol car to run her license and spoke with Patrolwoman Brown about their next steps. Based on their suspicion of impairment, Carissa was offered an opportunity to complete field sobriety exercises.
Patrolman Finley started with the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) test. During the HGN test, Patrolman Finley observed a lack of smooth pursuit and distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation. The second exercise was the Walk and Turn test. During the Walk and Turn test, Carissa did not walk heel-to-toe on all steps and turned improperly. The third exercise was the One Leg Stand test, and Carissa initially claimed that she could not complete the test because she was wearing heels. Patrolman Finley offered her another opportunity to complete the test without her shoes, but she was still unable to maintain her balance or raise her foot as instructed. At this point, Patrolman Finley terminated the One Leg Stand test for safety reasons.
Based on her falling asleep behind the wheel, the odor of alcohol on her person, her physical appearance indicating impairment, and her inability to adequately complete the field sobriety exercises, Patrolman Finley placed Carissa under arrest for driving under the influence. Her vehicle was searched and impounded for a mandatory 12-hour hold under John’s Law. Patrolman Finley subsequently transported Carissa to the Sparta Township Police Department for initial processing.
At police HQ, Carissa was read the Standard Statement for Motor Vehicle Operators and agreed to submit breath samples. Her Alcotest results indicated a BAC of 0.12%, which is more than the legal limit of 0.08%. After Carissa was processed, she was released to her husband pending her court appearance after she signed the Potential Liability Warning form on her behalf. Patrolman Finley issued her the following summonses: Operating under the influence, careless driving, failure to possess driver registration, and failure to possess driver insurance card
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The cops should not be allowed to turn off the audio on cameras! The whole point of the camera is for transparency.
The cops do not turn that off. As part of the FOIA ACT, those parts have been edited out for privacy prior to the video being released to the public. Similar to the parts of the video that have been blurred out for privacy prior to the video being released.
And it might not be relevant to the case.
@@loveistheonlyword you clearly see him tell the woman to turn it off, she asked how and he did it. This is completely different than redacted.
What about when they have to take a piss? Im sure in their reports they have to describe in detail why they have to turn the camera off and what happened while off.
It appears to be around him clearing her registration/insurance, so they will quite often blur the screen or the audio is redacted. He showed her how to turn hers off so that it didn't pick up on her camera either.
Unfortunately, this will be another tap on the wrist by the judicial system
Especially in New Jersey!!!!
plea deal, charges dropped, small fine
She seems like a gentle person, I wish her well and hope she gets herself back on track
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Well I think it’s safe to say you have a drinking problem when you’re sleeping in your car in the liquor store parking lot…
As she said, it's a big parking lot! There's not only a liquor store! Means nothing. Don't do jury duty!!
Nope...how do we know how much sleep she has had her BAC was equal to a single glass of wine.I would hardly call it a drinking problem without knowing the facts..
@@djsi38t it’s actually 2-3 drinks depending on her weight and when consumed. I’m guessing she’s at least 140 so 3 drinks. There’s also the fact that it’s 6:40 and she’s already this drunk.
No problem - She will be just fine in the morning - and first customer when the liquor store opens!
@@billstill1794And little headache too!🤯🤣🤣🍻 cheers
that's why horses were so great. If you passed out, the horse would just turn around and head for home.
Based and equinepilled
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I can think of 10 better excuses for this situation better than one she provided.
..what do you expect from a lying dirt-bag who uses her daughter for sympathy
She had the 3” heels on because she was painting. Now there’s a great excuse for ya! 😅
That way she can sleep it off then immediately return to drinking.
At least half the people in every bar are drinking and then driving...every single place that serves liquor in this entire country...all day every day thousands and thousands of legally drunk drivers on the road.
Legally?
Yupp
No such thing as legally drunk. Bars are around so cops have something to do. This country is a contradiction of itself. Sad.
Drinking while driving became a law around 1910, however it wasn't a #1 priority. After MADD was founded in 1980, it started the anti-drunk driving movement. Drunk driving stops/arrests became more prevalent.
I think OP means "fitting the legal definition of impaired by alcohol." or "above the legal limit."
As someone who also spent time in a psych ward as a young teen and had an irresponsible drunk for a parent I really feel for her daughter. I hope she has at least one responsible adult in her life to look up to 😢
she brought it up to get sympathy but I think it backfired 🥲
23:30 detetive de camisa branca, notou?
@@LISA-gv5yo With the brown pants?? Yeah could be. But why ??
You just _know_ she's got mental problems if she's trying to get away wearing that get up when she can't pull it off
of course what every child with health problems needs is a mum who drinks, drives and passes out in a booze shops car park
mother of the year
does hubby drink too?
How many cops does it take to investigate this???
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I bet it smelled like an abandoned brewery when she rolled that window down.
If nothing else, should have been arrested for parking in a salon-only zone.
There may be a wee bit too much blood in her alcohol.
I've had tee martoonis
8:27 her teen daughter catching strays. No need to give that kind of information. She has friends and now this is everywhere. Obviously the mother does not make good decision
She’s a mess.
I’m not condoning her behavior in any way but I don’t think it ever occurred to her that this would be on RUclips.
I love how she's sticking to her "peaceful moment" narrative.
Just say .. my daughter just got mental hospital and going through a lot .. not sleeping at all lately. Blah blah blah. Still going to jail, but better defense, but all tests, videos, BAC are useless. Judges don't waste their time. It's always a plea deal anyway
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I used to work 12 hour night shifts in an ICU and had to drive home 35 miles. Giving report to day shift was painful as I was so sleepy. Sometimes I’d try to nap in the break room before going home but some days I’d have to pull into parking lots and take power naps.
I know I’ve driven after a few drinks before and I regret that. I’ve never had a DUI and I now usually go home and have some wine.
Nap at the hospital. Never do that in parking lots. Not safe for females. And an unnecessary interaction with law enforcement. Cuz they will conduct a dui investigation. You will be asked to do FST's. Nobody, and I mean Nobody passes them. You'll get arrested for suspicion of dui. Once the state board finds out, and they will, say bye to your RN license. No bs. I know a former rn that lost her rn license over that. Let that sink in and think about it! Just sayin. Make wise, safe choices. State board would make u jump thru a bunch of loops to get your rn license back.
Seems if one has to pull over if they had too much, it's best to get in the passenger seat.
@@momnboyz78doesn’t matter. If it’s just you and a cop pulls up. Still dui in FL.
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About 7 years ago I took my kids to burger king to play in the play area and eat. They had actually fallen asleep by the time we got there so I decided to just sit in the car and let them sleep since they had not had their nap. I ended up accidentally falling asleep too and woke up about an hour later. I consider myself lucky that no one called the police on me or that a cop didn't knock on my window because more than likely they would have thought I was drunk and had me do all the tests to prove that I hadn't consumed any alcohol
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That lady cop is very professional. I like how she said vehicles are deadly weapons.
They really are!!!
There's a growing group of us that beleive we the people have the power in numbers to get the laws changed from a misdemeanor to a felony for attempted murder with the use of a lethal weapon their car by flooding our state reps emails demanding these laws change to protect innocent citizens and their families from these drunks
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Impaired can also mean too tired to operate a vehicle in any manner.
She is not tired.
@@truffles2721 my comment didn't imply that she was tired. My comment simply states what could be considered as "Impairment". Thanks for your response.
...Mrs Pinocchio, you ain't tellin the truth now are you?....
Even sober would be hard to pass that!!
work from home and sleep at the liquor joint. this chick's got it all figured out
She’s high as a kite.
A peaceful moment. How sweet.
Peaceful all the way to and while in jail.
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She screwed up.
Notice how she has a big dent down the side of the back door. My guess DWI is a frequent thing for her
Her annoying voice should have been enough to arrest her.
Yeah, yeah. Fine, yeeeaaah. Yeah. Painful
Oh I’m sorry.. I’m sorry. Every drunks first reaction when facing a cop.
Its crazy how i see new DUI cases smothered all over RUclips....what is going on with all the idiots drinking and driving?
Yes, I was thinking the exact same thing. It's only going to get worse with the approaching Holidays.
@@GODDESS1966 hello yes this scares me…
It's enlightening to see what the women of this country are up to. They sure do not look good drunk.
Always happened since alcohol and the invention of the wheel. 🤓
We just have these recording devices that seem to catch everything.😉
I think this is because of increased visibility from the popularity of body cam channels and likely an increase in substance abuse after Covid. I think if people didn’t make fools of themselves to the cops, there wouldn’t be a sector like this one on RUclips.
The look on her face - priceless😮
I kinda feel bad seeing when people actually realize their faults and hopefully do better.... but compared to other videos she was pretty respectful.. I'll give her that
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Why don’t they tell her she’s likely to be nobbled if found sleeping in the driving seat with the engine running.
I always leave my house to catch a peaceful break at the liquor store to nap. How dare these good Samaritan and officers 😂😂😂😂
**** She had a "Peaceful Moment with her bottle of Liquor...
with Jack n Jose',,,😆😅🤣
And the male cop turns the female cops mic off? I'm sure she's quite capable, if that's necessary.
She didn't know how to mute her mic that's why 😊
Exactly my thought as well! Unnecessary for sure.
@@Brooke52528 oh, you know that how? 🤔🙄
@@lesleyhughes3174 because she said it herself
She said " how do you do that" about mic! Plain as day!
Wonder if her husband knows she not only drinks and drives but does it with their kid in the vehicle?
Shes trying to act all innocent but it aint working.
I’m feeling she’s taken pills of some kind…..or she’s a very functioning addict.
She sounds more high then drunk, but could be both.
Looks like dinner is going to be a little late tonight.
she shoulda parked in front of Hobby Lobby or Jungle Gym with all the drunk ass suburban housewives I know who never get arrested
I always fall asleep in parking lots. Somehow I don’t think parking lots are that peaceful where I could fall asleep? I hope that 14-year-old girl isn’t in the mental hospital because of her parents.
She is
Thats cool they locked her car up and got her keys and phone and everything out for her
Is it just me, or does she sound like Lea Remini?
I can’t say that I’ve heard the “just a peaceful moment” excuse before.
Well damn. I really like this woman. She genuinely seems sweet. But stressed. And I can get behind that. I too have a teenager who is struggling greatly and exhausting me.
I think people make mistakes in hard times. I don’t think she means harm. She spoke a lot about it being a peaceful moment- almost like time stopped for a bit. Seems like she just needed a break. I hope things are better for her.
I’m glad the officers seemed to care enough to press the issue, but I will say, I could fall asleep anywhere. Within minutes. I’ve slept in many a parking lot in my car on lunch breaks 😂 And some people are REALLY hard sleepers. And neither one of those necessarily means a person is unsafe to drive or under the influence of anything. Just saying.
But it’s good they investigated and made sure she and others were safe.
But uh… *why are we muting our body cams, officers!?!? Not cool…*
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Alcoholics pass out in their cars.
I don’t get it! What is the point in lying?
Drunks are stupid
Field sobriety tests are of no benefit to the person being tested. They simply provide a prosecutor with potential evidence for your prosecution. The subjective judgement of the officer providing the test is the only determining factor on whether the will haul you in or not. The officer will not have you do the fst unless they have already determined that you are under the influence. Personally I would bypass the fst and let them take me in to do the breathalyzer.
Excellent point. If a person comes in below the legal limit but with detectable alcohol in their blood on the official test, the failed field sobriety test can be used as evidence to demonstrate that they were impaired and they can be convicted anyway. It's also interesting to note that if a person passes the field sobriety tests perfectly, the police can still take them in anyway based any other subjective observations. If a person comes in above the legal limit on the official test, passing field sobriety does nothing for them.
I've only been asked to do a FST once, it was at a DUI checkpoint and I admitted to having two beers. The cop quickly realized I was sober and cut the test short, gave me a verbal warning about the empty beer bottles in the car, and let me go on my way.
@@DonziGT230 You got lucky.
@@DonziGT230 lyer
People "pass" the SFSTs all the time, it's just that watching sober people do well on the tests and NOT get arrested is boring so no one bothers to get and then post the bodycam footage.
I'm not against "nice, peaceful moments, " but I USUALLY/TYPICALLY have them at home! 😂😂😂😂😂
My peaceful quiet moments are in the car away from my 4 teenagers. 😊
this is her second DWI offense
**** I'm a single mother of toddler twins and a teenager plus I work 8 - 10 hr days 6 days a week and I've Never fallen asleep sitting behind the wheel in a parking lot..
My father in law worked nights, had a wife and four kids. He would head home. A time or two he fell asleep while waiting for a long train to pass and even fell asleep in his driveway. But this was 7 decades ago when someone would knock on his window, ask if you were okay, and be on your way.
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If she had lay down in back seat with car keys in her hand bag and car off. Nothing much can be done. Can't be arrested.
I disagree. Pubic intox I think
She still drove there.
Wrong she drove there
@damien1781 you can't prove it if she denied it that's the point. If they don't catch u In the driver's seat with keys in, that's the only way you're gonna be proven to be guilty in court
If she is in the vehicle and in possession of the keys she can still be arrested even if she was in the back. Kinda messed up because if you realize you can't drive and choose the safe option of sleeping it on in your car you still get screwed
So your daughter is in a and your husband just got back from Arizona and wants you to bring him something from Jersey Mike's. Why do people always bring up irrelevant things when they have something to hide. Getting drunk doesn't help your daughter. If your daughter found out you were in jail best news that she doesn't need
im the daughter
At 10:00 i started laughing cuz i didnt realize the cop was looking down at documents and it looked like he ALSO was passed out at the wheel lol
heres an idea
if you must drink booze do it at home
do not drink, then drive to the booze shop and then fall asleep in the car park
i think its a good plan
Bringing up her 14 year old daughter’s mental health issues as a reason for drinking is despicable! Stressful, yes but now the Utube world knows her child’s issue. Passed out outside the liquor store is a dead giveaway.
I really don’t think when she said it she had any idea this would end up on here.
@@bethb9365they sure are taking advantage if it to promote their family YT channel here in the comments though -- even the daughter is here in the comments. Weird
I love how drunks think they can give themself an advantage by taking off the shoes they walk into go barefoot on a hard rocky surface lol😮😢
She really thought it was the shoes and then couldn't find a new excuse lmao
And it's nasty...no telling what you're stepping on.
@@musicinggp true, but it's also true that I spent one entire year walking everywhere barefoot. I was 18. Everywhere except work. But church, school full time, restaurants everywhere. It was interesting I never cut myself and it was actually not hard walking on most surfaces.
@@216trixieur feet get tougher and tougher to where one can walk on glass eventually. But as u get older Into late 40s, ur feet pay the price eventually.
@@JessDougie-ro2hl I never had trouble from the beginning as far as the ground being tough or hard and my feet really didn't toughen up that much I don't think. But you're right, I was 18, I'm in my '60s now lol and I couldn't imagine doing that I'm just looking back at what I did one time and it was pretty amazing.
I love how handcuffs turned her confident, nonchalant, I didn't do anything wrong attitude, into a whimpering simpering little girl.😢😢
Her fake smile is terrifying😮.
How is it legal for cops to randomly mute their mic’s? 😂
Blown out of proportion... smh.
What was blown out of proportion???? She was drunk and sitting in her car asleep!!! What's your problem????
@@Adeline9418she was sleeping not driving though. Get the actual drunk drivers that are driving🙄🙄
@@dahliar410 A polícia foi chamada, talvez por não ter sido a primeira vez que ela dormiu ali, e depois dirigiu ! Talvez, só talvez tenham se cansado da atitude irresponsável de uma coroa mal amada!
Well the car was parked but how did she get there. She was driving before, car didn’t get there by itself and she was in the drivers seat. After she was found they couldn’t say oh well your not driving now ok we will let you be. Then she drives off and kills somebody.🤦♀️
She should get her windows tinted so she can relax peacefully next time. I knew the cops were up to no good when they muted their body cams. And before anyone says anything I'm vehemently against drunk driving but I truly believe this lady just had a peaceful moment and fell asleep. She didn't act intoxicated at all and yes the breathalyzer showed a little alcohol in her system but that little bit could have been from the night before or anywhere considering the muted body cams
Yah, so, I'm sorry, It was just a peaceful moment, I was in the parking lot on the phone. I'm in a parking lot.
Her standing there tilting her head to the side listening as if what are you talking about? Infuriating.
I don't understand the head tilt...some women do that (drunk or sober). I've "practiced" the tilting when watching women who do it. I can't figure it out. Maybe she thinks it's cute? Sexy? Nah. None of the above.
@@musicinggp I think it gives the impression that they are listening to you and really paying attention to what you're saying. Kind of showing that she's sobering her mind's working well. When it's really not.
It also displays a little bit of defiance
my friend has a second home in sparta. very nice town. there is a lake in the middle. very pretty.
10:23 why did the male cop ask the lady cop to mute 😑
I always feel they are being shady when they do that. Nothing should be muted.
I’m thinking because no one saw her physically driving a car that kind of makes it hard for them to charge DUI? They needed a confession from her that puts her behind the wheel
But the “I just came from the car wash” should have been enough? Idk how it works. I think they should be able to run her through tests.
Ah. This is why he asked “did u take anything while u were sitting here” before he started the test. That rules out her having become intoxicated while parked.
It’s always a conspiracy... everyone should be muted these days. People can’t do their jobs because people think something shady is always happening. Let’s just hope the sleeping princess didn’t use her 4,000 lb vehicle to kill someone or herself.
The purpose for the body cams is for the interaction between the police and the public. Not conversation between coworkers. Everything is on body cam and it's documented in their reports. In most states, as long as she is behind the wheel which they have on camara and the keys are in the ignition, and she's drunk, she can definitely get a DUI
She was behind the wheel with the engine running when the officer walked up.
@@karensmith3154 ahhhh. Well why mute the camera if they didn’t need to come up with a plan lol. That made no sense
@@michelesweigart137 oh I agree with u……I was just wondering why he muted. I figured it was to figure out how to charge her with the dui since they didn’t have any witness to her driving it.
No need to be snarky.
She told one officer that she had the window down and was listening to music etc....her window was up and no music playing 😮
Bingo
"Why sir ? 🥺"
I realize how much I say sorry now too. Is that a self esteem issue thing?
I think it is being polite, and an auto-diffuser.
In This case, it's knowing you are a Drunk who f'd up. She was Pathetic and even tried using her daughter for sympathy. Pretty disgusting.
Those "Oh nos" are hilarious 😂
ShopRite is one hell of drug...
Lots of drunky dents on that car.
Ahaha ikr seeing it person is funnier
Well she was barely over the limit, I bet the charges were dropped
I always get enough wine so I won't have to drive. And I refuse to drive at night.
Why is she tilting her head like that?? Is she hard of hearing? Oh right shes trying to act all innocent. And you know shes very entitled ,she actually makes me sick.
How many bottles 3?
I don’t understand why people drink? I should say, that’s comforting.
@@burly636you are very fortunate to not have emotional problems because that is why most people drink or use drugs. It's called self medication so you get through the day. Addiction is a serious problem and until it is recognized by the health care industry it will continue to be a problem.
She's suffering from THS - tilted head syndrome. Nothing to laugh about!
@@bjbrownSome people drink cause they like tha taste.🍷
Who’s smiling now…
Oh noooo
This is so strange to me. I have napped in my car several times over the years. No one has ever called the cops on me…it seems like they overreacted.
Oh no
So I have a question. I take naps in my car all the time. I get tired during the work day and take a nap in my car at lunch. When I'm driving a longer distance I sometimes pull over to take a nap in a parking lot. I do have medical issues that make me more tired than the average person. But why is it a problem if someone is sleeping in their car? I might be considered "impaired" if I didn't sleep, but after a nap I'm wide awake and alert. I realize that she has alcohol in her system but in the first part of the video they focus on her nap as if it is so abnormal, but I really don't think it is
It is illegal I think in every state. If you take a nap in the driver's seat and have alcohol in your system then you are asking for trouble. Now if she was sleeping in the passengers seat or in the back with no keys in sight, then she has a argument if they try to arrest her. I haven't seen any videos of that anywhere so maybe it hardly ever happens. I don't know. But if they were in the back and then taken out and arrested, it should easily get thrown out. Lots of these types of arrests in NJ get thrown out anyway if you have a good lawyer.
@@littlestevey4172 It's a shame that it is illegal, especially without alcohol in your system, but even with. I would rather have impaired people do that than try to drive home
@@LeslieA-gu2qjYou can sleep in the car but your keys must be put away, like in the glovebox. In this woman's case, she fell asleep outside a liquor store...a really dumb move lol.
This was NEVER about sleeping in her car. People came up to her and she did Not respond because she was Passed out Drunk.
If you are Ever questioned about sleeping in your car- all cops care about is if you are drunk- because that's what KILLS thousands of people in America alone Every Year.
It's not illegal to nap while sitting in the driver's seat, with the engine off.@@littlestevey4172
What a wonderful life she must have. Drunk and passed out at a liquor store in broad daylight.
Sounds like yours is just peachy.
Oooo very spoiled.
Always with the spaghetti straps and leggings, its the drunk uniform.
Really shouldn't wear that top when your belly sticks out farther than your boobs. 😉
Is it illegal to sleep in a parking lot? I did it today with my engine running and my seat down all of the way cause I like the vibration of my car for taking a nap.
It’s illegal to sleep in your car when you’re in the driver’s seat and you’re drunk, yes. That’s illegal. Whether the car is OFF OR ON. Keys don’t even have to be in the ignition. If you’re in the driver’s seat and you’re drunk, that’s drunk driving. Period. NEVER get in the driver’s seat to “sleep it off.” Get in the passenger seat or the back of the car. DO NOT put the keys in the ignition. EVER. You do that, you’ll be fine.
I'm glad that they prevented her from driving while impaired. Drunk drivers are an absolute menace for sure. I'm curious, though. I didn't realize that a person could be charged with DUI who was not actually driving while impaired. If she drank in her car, I know that is a crime. However, if she drank somewhere else, and then got in her car to "sleep it off," would that still be considered a crime?
Yes. She was in the driver's seat so she was "in control of the vehicle". I've heard LEOs say to get in the back seat to sleep.
@@margaretbrady5646 Ah, I see. Thank you for your helpful feedback. 👍
@@margaretbrady5646 My husband taught a court ordered driving without impairment course, and here where we live, getting in the back seat wouldn't cut it.
You are considered to be in care and control of the vehicle while situated anywhere in the vehicle, so hopping into the back seat would make no difference.
The driver could easily wake up from back there before sober and drive off.
Should be illegal to just leave the engine running for ages .
Putting bodycams on mute shouldn't be allowed.
Their they go pushing mute agin what’s the point of it then?
DEEEEENIAL……….
The ambulance guys are ...... ohh, nothing to do, it's a nice day, we want to stay outside ☹. Nothing to do guys, back we go 😕. Stop crying Frank we're going back!!
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Pretty sad to be that drunk during the day!!
She needs help!!
Is there a certain time being drunk in public is okay?
I'll never forget working my day shift at a gas station. A guy came in for a roll of quarters. 😂 My manager and I went out a bit later and he hadn't left. We looked and he was trying to put the quarters in the ignition and couldn't figure out why his car wouldn't start. Yep cops got called. He wound up taking a plea deal.
Edit for spelling...
Lol
Damn poor guy, I hate it when my quarters don't start my car
I love when they look so shocked when they are told they are under arrest and then ask why they are being arrested! Can't stand drunks
If you wanted to see anarchy, make a law were you have to do a breathalyzer before buying liquor at ABC store
She’s definitely on more than just alcohol.
Questionable officer behavior.
As to quote another commenter on a different video "I hate it wen I get woken up from a perfectly good nap wen I'm driving"😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, yeah……
Yeah, yeah you’re going to jail, yeah, yeah…..
No transparency there .Cops should never mute body cams while investigating a crime or out dealing with a member of the public . If I'm her attorney that'll be a question I'm asking the officer about if it goes to trial.
You can ask, but she's still dui.
You would have to be licensed to be her attorney.
So there's that.
They always does that better have good lawyer to address it on trial
The cops didn’t mute. That’s the FOIA act. The audio was removed before the video was released to the public just like parts of the video have been blurred for privacy. It was considered private or irrelevant. She would have had access to the entire thing for her case but the public does not.
This was one of those yada yada yada and that’s it moments
husband's gonna be waiting a minute for his jersey mike's
You know that they are guilty when they start yapping ‘yes, sir, no sir, please sir, no sir, yes sir’. Dead giveaway.
I've seen another DUI video with this person.
Why She not put sign in window. Please Do Not Disturb.
I have peaceful moments thruout the day as well
But I've never passed out
Maybe I'm not doing it right[pensive sigh]