Naked Woman Leads Police on High Pursuit Car Chase while Driving Drunk
A 52-year old woman from West Forrest Street in Bay St. Louis is currently in custody after having led state police officers on a high speed pursuit on Interstate 10 nearly three months ago, as reported by Sun Herald.
Initially her bail was set at $60,000 but a civil Judge has now amended that amount to $5,000.
The woman faces one felony charge and one count of misdemeanor. According to arresting police officers, the woman suddenly pulled up in a turn-around area meant only for police patrol vehicles. She parked right next to a cop car, she was then told by the cop that she was not allowed to use the turn-around area, at this point, the woman suddenly sped away from the area and her tires lifted off a bunch of gravel in the process.
According to court documents, the woman failed to stop despite being well aware that she was being pursued by the police. Allegedly, she was driving in and out of traffic at speeds of up to 120 mph. State police finally deployed spike strips which blew out one of her car tires and the car finally came to a forceful stop. Shockingly, when officers walked up to the car with their weapons drawn for safety, they found the woman seated completely naked and she confessed to have been drinking right away.
The police were then able to acquire a search warrant and so they performed blood-alcohol content tests for evidence purposes and then booked her into the county jail.
Mississippi woman charged with a felony DUI in a fatal car accident
A 28-year old woman identified as Kimberlie Dailey of George County has been apprehended and faces three counts of felony DUI causing death, according to a Gulf Live report.
It is believed that the woman was driving while impaired and caused a fatal crash near the intersection of Marshall Smith Road and Barton – Agricola road which took the lives of three George County residents.
Woman wanted for armed robbery nabbed by police
45-year old June Marie Nolan who was wanted for an armed robbery and kidnapping in the Gulfport area has been on the run for a while but her luck finally ran out when she was stopped and arrested by Magee Police Officers for a DUI, as reported by Gulf Live.
One crime after another
After she was arrested, when the police ran a background check on her it was discovered that she was wanted by the Gulfport Police, subsequently, Nolan was transported to the Gulfport Police and has been taken into custody in lieu of a $250,000 bond.
What happens if you refuse to submit to a breathalyzer test in the State of Mississippi?
According to Biloxi MS DUI attorneys, if a person refuses to give breathalyzer, urine, or blood alcohol content tests in Mississippi, the Public Safety Office may suspend their license for a period of 90 days – 1 year. If the person then wants to appeal the suspension they will need to do so within a period of 10 days. It is highly recommended that the charged person appoint an experienced Biloxi MS DUI attorney who will not only help fight the suspension but will also make sure that the DUI charge is tackled in a very tactful and efficient manner.
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