Zombie Girl Crashes Into Another Car and Flees

Around 8:14 AM on August 15, 2025, Patrolman LaQuan Jett with the Pemberton Township Police Department responded to Winesap Lane on a report of a hit-and-run involving a parked 2018 Acura ILX. He arrived on scene around 8:25 AM and made contact with the owner of the Acura. After the vehicle was struck, the other suspect vehicle left behind a front license plate on the road.

A check of the plate indicated that the vehicle was a gray 2007 Honda Pilot that was registered to Jeanne Parker. Based on his prior interactions, Patrolman Jett was aware that a woman by the name of Stevie Parker resided in another trailer nearby. He walked over and saw the suspect vehicle. Stevie was in the driver seat, and the rear license plate matched other plate from the scene. Stevie appeared unresponsive, but she regained consciousness after Patrolman Jett awakened her.

As he was speaking with Stevie, he noticed that there was mucus coming from her nose and he observed other indicators of impairment. Stevie was advised of her Miranda rights, and she admitted to striking the other vehicle before leaving the scene of the crash. Based on his suspicion of impairment, Stevie was initially asked to perform field sobriety exercises. However, she was unable to even recite the alphabet, so the field sobriety exercises were terminated and she was placed under arrest.

Stevie was transported to the Pemberton Township Police Department for further processing. Her Alcotest results indicated a BAC level of 0.00%, but a DRE was later called because they suspected that she was under the influence of another controlled substance. Officer Bogdan with the Bordentown Township Police Department responded to the station, and Stevie claimed that she had used 2-3 bags of heroin at approximately 2:00 AM.

AP Julian Harris with the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office was contacted, and they contacted Judge Lang to apply for a warrant for Stevie’s blood. After the warrant was granted, Stevie was transported to Capital Health at Deborah for a blood draw. Stevie was then transported back to station, advised of her summonses, and given a ride back to her trailer. She was released to her mother Donna Parker pending her court appearance after she signed the Potential Liability Warning form on Stevie’s behalf.

The blood test results would later reveal the presence of alprazolam, cocaine, methamphetamine, fentanyl, and methadone in Stevie’s bloodstream.

Stevie was issued the following citations:

-Operating under the influence (39:4-50)

-Reckless driving (39:4-96)

-Careless driving: property damage (39:4-97A)

-Failure to report an accident (39:4-130)

-Leaving the scene of an accident (39:4-129D).

On November 24, 2025, Stevie’s DWI ticket dismissed. Instead, she pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving. As a result of her convictions, her license was revoked for 6 months and she had to pay a total of $480 in fines. The other 2 citations were also dismissed.

Following this incident, Stevie was later arrested on charges of possession with intent to use (2C:36-2A) in Pemberton Township, NJ on May 22, 2026.

Stevie's prior DWI arrests include the following:

-Possession (2C:35-10C) in Washington Township, NJ (Gloucester County) on May 28, 2025

-Possession (2C:36-2A) in Eastampton Township, NJ on October 19, 2024

-Operating a motor vehicle while in possession (39:4-49.1) in Pemberton Township, NJ on July 30, 2024

-DWI in Medford Township, NJ on May 31, 2024

-Possession (2C:36-2A) in Lumberton Township, NJ on April 14, 2024

-Prostitution (2C:34-1B(8)) in Pemberton Township, NJ on December 23, 2020

-Shoplifting (2C:20-11B(1)) in Pemberton Township, NJ on March 2, 2020

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