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On January 18, 2025, at approximately 11:27 a.m., a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officer conducted a consensual encounter with the driver of a white Mercedes after observing the vehicle drive erratically on Lannie Road in Jacksonville, Florida. The vehicle approached the officer’s marked patrol truck at a high rate of speed and veered partially off the road. The driver braked abruptly and swerved to avoid collision.
The officer activated emergency lights and pulled to the side, waving to signal the driver. Upon approaching the vehicle, the officer asked about the erratic driving. The driver apologized and claimed she was heading home, though appeared confused and left the scene shortly after. The officer, accompanied by another officer, noted something unusual about the driver's behavior and followed the vehicle without lights or sirens.
Shortly after, the officers found road debris and suspected the vehicle had struck a street sign. Continuing east on Lannie Road, they observed the white Mercedes exiting a private drive, now visibly damaged with a street sign protruding from the rear. A stop was initiated at approximately 11:33 a.m.
The driver appeared disoriented and initially refused medical attention before agreeing she might need it. When asked about medication, she mentioned trazodone, an antidepressant. The driver’s pupils were pinpointed despite cloudy conditions, and she was unable to sustain coherent conversation. The officers observed slurred speech, confusion, and signs of impairment.
Jacksonville Fire Rescue responded at 11:49 a.m. and determined the driver could not answer basic questions. A fire captain noted open wine bottles in the vehicle. After removing the driver from the vehicle, two mini bottles of Chardonnay were located on the driver’s seat—one opened and partially consumed. A representative of the private property confirmed the damaged street sign belonged to them and did not know the driver.
The driver was transported to a hospital for evaluation. The officer notified the Duval County Jail, initiating absentee booking procedures. At the hospital, the driver had no memory of events and drifted in and out of consciousness. When informed of the arrest for DUI, she became upset and denied causing harm. A fingerprint was obtained voluntarily; blood was not drawn due to medical concerns and lack of consent.
The vehicle was towed after Jacksonville Sheriff's Office handled the crash investigation, estimating $2,500 in property damage. Field sobriety tests were not conducted due to medical transport, and no breath or urine samples were obtained. The driver was booked into Duval County Jail for DUI with property damage, under Florida Statute 316.193(3)(c)1.

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