Highway DUI Escalates When Passenger Won’t Stay in Car

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On May 21, 2023, Officer Robert Alvator of the Highlands Police Department (NJ) initiated a traffic stop on Route 36, near the Highlands–Sea Bright Bridge, after observing a vehicle weaving and failing to maintain its lane.

During the initial interaction, the driver admits to drinking and hands over an ID suggesting she’s under 21 — though she insists she’s 24. The inconsistency raises immediate red flags about possible intoxication and ID validity.

As the DWI investigation unfolds, the situation is made more chaotic by the passenger, later identified as Olivia Morrow, who repeatedly exits the vehicle, swears at officers, and insists she’s a nurse “in pain.” Despite multiple commands to stay inside the car, she continues interfering with the roadside field sobriety test being conducted for the driver.

The officer issues clear warnings about obstruction, calls in the passenger’s boyfriend, and gives her one final option: leave the scene or face arrest. She eventually exits with the boyfriend while officers complete the DWI arrest.

📌 Arrest Blotter Confirmation:
According to public records from The Monmouth Journal Eastern, Karina G. Armando, 20, was arrested on:

DUI

Reckless Driving

Refusal to Submit to a Chemical Test

Additional Motor Vehicle Violations
👉 Source: Highlands Police Blotter, May 2023

🎥 Case Highlights:

Driver claims “only had two drinks” – but ID shows she’s not of legal drinking age

Passenger becomes aggressive, almost arrested for obstruction

Officer manages dual threats: DWI suspicion + roadside interference

Vehicle towed, driver booked, and passenger removed from scene

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