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Ridiculous post-arrest behavior of NJ woman who drunkenly killed bride on her wedding day #shorts
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1:26Now PlayingCringeworthy new video shows Jamie Lee Komoroski — the New Jersey woman who drunkenly killed a bride on her wedding day — casually gabbing with cops about her allergies, favorite ice cream and new pet immediately following her arrest three years ago.
Komoroski, now 27, had not a care in the world as she chatted with officers at the Folly Beach Police Department in South Carolina — her sports bra and midriff exposed as she sat with her hands cuffed behind her back.
“I don’t know about you guys but my allergies have been so bad. This pollen has been killing me,” she babbled just before midnight on April 28, 2023, extended police video shows.
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