The Pequannock Township Police Department received a report on December 4, 2023, around 10:43 PM about an intoxicated driver sitting in her vehicle at the QuickChek parking lot. The witness observed the driver striking the curb and stumbling back to the car. Upon arrival, Officer Brian Parigi identified a vehicle matching the description and noticed it failing to signal while driving and braking erratically. After stopping the car, the driver, identified as 19-year-old Laura, denied consuming alcohol but failed field sobriety tests. A breathalyzer test showed a BAC of 0.23%, leading to her arrest. Laura’s vehicle was impounded under John’s Law, and she was cited for several traffic violations before being released to her mother.
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