According to the police, the mother was traveling with her three children while intoxicated.
According to cops, Fackler’s breathalyzer test result was 0.371%, which is five times the legal limit in New Jersey, according to the New York Post.
In the video, Fackler asserts that she is not driving while intoxicated and that the wine bottles discovered in her vehicle are old. She did, however, receive several citations, including one for careless driving.
Her three children were in the car when the crash occurred, thus she faces three counts of endangering a child.
The Division of Highway Traffic Safety in New Jersey states that a person is guilty of drunk driving if they are discovered to be operating a motor vehicle while having a blood alcohol content of 0.08% or more.
Fackler’s blood alcohol content was significantly higher above what is regarded as the legal limit for drivers in the state of New Jersey.
