High school student pulled over extreme speeding and DUI

Thursday, September 18th, 2008

The Chicago Tribune reported a story that a high school student was recently pulled over after police noticed the car was going 118 m.p.h. near Merrillville, IN.  The 17 year-old girl told the police she was in a extreme rush because she was going to be late for her classes in the school.

According to the one independant police report, the actual girl, who was driving a red 2000 Toyota Celica vehicle, was pulled over for doing slalom driving in traffic.  The police officer has detected the bitter smell of alcohol and substance.  During a breathalyzer test, the girl finally showed or registered way higher than normal alcohol level reading in blood it was shown to be .08 percent.  She was later finally arrested for operating or driving a vehicle when being seriously intoxicated and fined/ticketed for extreme, reckless and unsafe driving also she has been charged with the unsafe lane movement and speeding while not having a valid driver’s license to begin in her possession.

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