A Florida woman suspected of being intoxicated was pulled over for allegedly driving carelessly and she claimed the road maneuvers were the result of eating an eggroll.
Early in the morning on November 14, 45-year-old Maria Jurgilewicz, a resident of St. Petersburg, was driving her car in the local area.
An officer from the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office noticed the woman’s vehicle, and she pulled her over because she believed the driver “had difficulty staying in her lane.”
When a Tampa woman went to the police station to turn herself in for an active warrant, she was allegedly found with many pills stuffed in the lining of her hairpiece before she was taken into the jail.
31-year-old Arayia Hudson learned that she had a warrant out for her arrest due to an alleged violation of the terms of her probation.
On July 31, Hudson went to the Pasco County jail outside of Tampa to turn herself in. When the woman arrived she was taken into the area of the facility where body searches are performed before an inmate is incarcerated.
A Las Vegas elementary school teacher on her way to work last Tuesday morning was placed under arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence.
46-year-old April Shepard is a fourth-grade teacher at Tom Williams Elementary School, and she has worked within the Clark County School District for a total of 21 years.
As Shepard entered the school parking lot around 7:30 a.m. on the morning of April 3 she reportedly made impact with two parked vehicles. When she tried to get out of her car she was unable to steady herself and two parents nearby came to her assistance by helping her to stand.
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