Man Arrested for DWI After Hit-and-Run Crash at Over DOUBLE the Legal Limit
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- On July 7, 2024 around 12:28 AM, Officers Marvin DeJesus and Anthony Rutkowski with the Hoboken Police Department initially arrived at the parking lot located at 23 Hudson Street on a report of a driver of a 2021 GMC Yukon who had attempted to flee the scene of an accident after striking a parked 2020 Jeep Compass and 2024 Nissan Sentra. The officers made contact with NJ Transit Police Officer Ventura since he was already on scene, and they would later learn that Officer Candia was the first person to make contact with him after witnesses in front of Pig & Parrot were telling him that he could not leave. Officer Andrias Bonilla arrived on scene shortly afterwards and made contact with the driver of the GMC, and he was identified as 22-year-old Jefferson Sanchez.
Jefferson told Officer Bonilla that he was coming from Fat Taco, a bar in Hoboken. He admitted to consuming alcohol before operating a motor vehicle, and he had previously admitted this to the NJ Transit Police officers as well. Based on the motor vehicle accident and their suspicion of impairment, Officer Bonilla asked Jefferson to perform field sobriety exercises. Jefferson refused to perform field sobriety exercises, and Officer Bonilla placed him under arrest for driving while intoxicated. His vehicle was impounded for a mandatory 12-hour hold under John’s Law, and Officers DeJesus and Rutkowski transported him to the Hoboken Police Department for further processing.
At the Hoboken Police Department, Officer Bonilla read him the Standard Statement for Motor Vehicle Operators, and he agreed to submit breath samples. His Alcotest results indicated a BAC of 0.19%, which was more than double the legal limit of 0.08%. After he was processed, he was released to a sober adult at 3:59 AM pending his court appearance after they signed the Potential Liability Warning form on her behalf. Officer Bonilla issued Jefferson the following summonses: Operating under the influence, reckless driving, and leaving the scene of an accident
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Can you imagine how many lives this police officer has saved
When that FAT TACO JUST HITS WAAYYY DIFFERENT!!! WHAT A ABSOLUTE TOOL
So no excuse for driving drunk but at least he asked if he had hurt anyone 6:58 I've seen so many times where the driver doesn't even care.
Inquiring minds want to know 🤔 why⁉️ officers allow these fools to be on their phones during a lawful stop…or an investigation⁉️ Just asking 🤷♀️
There should be a fine for that and also NO DRIVERS LICENSE!!
Isn't 2 buckets alot??
@crazycat4695 I've never heard of a bucket of Margaritas. Guess it must be some bottles crap but probably more alcohol than beer. Buckets of beer are at least 6 I'm my area. Never heard of a single person drinking buckets lol
Once again, How much did you drink... oh, about 2
Old school cops get lazy… signal man
People love ratting themselves out
Hoping they wouldn't notice the missing wheel...
Thank goodness. Still lucky. 10 year. Still not caught. Bhwawawa
Great Arrest Video
my brother had also been drinking, he left with handcuffs behind his back
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@@Helloitsme328 I got made fun of last time. I’ve got to be careful. I’m very sensitive 😝🤣😂
@@TheCelebrityjuicerbruh, people are mean for no reason 😂
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@@shelberz1 thanks for the cookie. 🤗🤣