Bodycam: Allegedly Drunk Florida Woman Tries Getting Gas During DUI Traffic Stop
July 12, 2024
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39:49Now PlayingBodycam: Allegedly Drunk Florida Woman Tries Getting Gas During DUI Traffic Stop
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as posted by the channelBodycam footage shows a Florida woman being pulled over at a gas station after deputies allegedly caught her speeding 120 mph on July 9. The Marion County Sheriff’s Office said Christina Bermudez was driving all over the road before pulling into a gas station, completely oblivious that deputies were trying to pull her over. Bermudez then tried putting gas in her car while being questioned. The DUI suspect told deputies she had nothing to drink and then allegedly failed sobriety tests, later blowing a BAC nearly three times the legal limit while in jail. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie breaks it down.
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