Drunk Woman Repeatedly Tries to Influence Officers with Name Dropping

On March 25, 2025, Millburn Police Officers responded to a single car motor vehicle accident. Once the woman was removed from the vehicle and treated by EMS personnel, officers initiated a drunk driving investigation. The 41-year-old woman admitted to consuming alcohol earlier in the evening. At the beginning of field sobriety testing, she began her hour-long attempt to influence the investigation by letting officers know that she had a Gold Card (also known as a Police Benevolent Association or PBA card). Officers were not impressed and continued with their investigation. Once she was placed under arrest, she demanded the officers "call Bob", who is apparently a former Police Chief in New Jersey. She repeated this request dozens of times throughout the video. Finally, once the woman arrived at the Millburn Police Headquarters, officers placed a call to Bob, but the call went straight to voicemail. At the very end of the video, officers exchange a laugh when they find out who "Bob" is. Her charges are listed at the end of the video. All suspects are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.