DUI Suspect Broadcasts Her Wild Ride On Periscope: Police
Drinking and pushing don’t mix, though it’s an generally dangerous cocktail when you’re live streaming your furious float on Periscope.
Police in Lakeland, Florida, arrested 23-year-old Whitney Beall Friday night after receiving 911 calls from Periscope viewers stating that a inebriated motorist was regulating a app to promote herself, according to WFTV.com.
Periscope is an app owned by Twitter that lets people livestream events over amicable media.
Police pronounced Beall told viewers she was “drunk,” F—ing drunk,”
Thanks to countless 911 calls, officers were means to lane down her Toyota Corolla.
Although Lakeland Police officers are not certified to use Periscope, one of a officers added a app to his possess phone
When a officers instituted a trade stop, Beall strike a curb, according to WFTV.com
“I unequivocally wish we don’t get a DUI,” she allegedly pronounced seconds before attack a pointer in a median, a impulse prisoner on video.
When Beall was finally apprehended, officers pronounced she smelled of booze,
Police pronounced Beall failed a seriousness exam and refused a exhale exam to establish her blood-alcohol level. The think was requisitioned into a Polk County Jail on DUI charges.
Beall told WFLA on Monday that she “made a large mistake