A recently released body cam footage from the New Jersey State Police captures a chilling encounter with Sean Higgins, the driver who has been accused of killing Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew in a fatal drunk-driving accident.

The video depicts Higgins having a hard time completing a field sobriety test moments before his arrest.

Driver's Admission and Field Sobriety Test

In the video, Higgins is seen smoking a cigarette and looking dazed as officers question him about the fatal crash. TMZ Sports reports that he admits to drinking beers earlier in the evening but claims his last drink was consumed two hours prior.

Despite his attempts to downplay his intoxication, officers conduct several sobriety tests before placing him in handcuffs.

During his arrest, Higgins can be heard asking, "Is everybody okay back there? I mean, what happened?" The response of a trooper, "We'll talk about that when we get to the station."

911 Call Contains Grim Details

A chilling 911 call released by authorities reports the incident. The caller describes a car running into two individuals lying on a rural road in Oldmans Township, South Jersey.

The caller is asked how they are doing. Citing poor visibility, they could not clearly see the victims. The call itself is grimly painted.

Cycling Tragedy Kills Two

The victims, Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, were cycling along the road on the night of August 29 when Higgins allegedly struck them. The crash has left the local community reeling from the loss of two lives cut tragically short.

Serious Charges Filed Against the Driver

Higgins is now faced with a list of serious charges: two counts of death by auto, reckless driving, possession of an open container, and consuming alcohol in a motor vehicle. It speaks well of the seriousness of his alleged acts and their catastrophic results.

Important Reminder About Drunk Driving

This tragic incident reminds the public of the devastating impact of impaired driving. Authorities continue to remind the public to make responsible choices in preventing future tragedies.

Families of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau continue to mourn an unimaginable loss while hoping justice is served for their loved ones.