This 23-year-old woman orchestrated multiple chaotic street takeovers in Cleveland, shutting down intersections and causing public danger. This is the moment she was sentenced. >> All right. So, what the court's inclined to do is for starting with count 2, disrupting public services, um the court is going to sentence you to the maximum amount of time, which is 18 months in prison. There was also a specification for forfeite of a property on that count which would be the forfeite of the 2020 Infiniti Q50 with a VIN number JN1 EB7 A R5 LM250122 as well as a cell phone to be forfeited to the Cleveland Division of Police. As for count one, the court is going to sentence you to the maximum amount of time in prison, which is 12 months in prison. Upon completion of your prison term, you may or shall be subject to postrelease control for up to two years as determined by the parole board pursuant to Ohio Vice Code 2967.28. And that's up to two years at the discretion of the parole board and not of this court. If you are placed on post release control and you violate, the adult pearl authority is authorized to return you to prison for up to a maximum of 1/ half of the original sentence imposed. If you're convicted of a new felony while on postrelease control in addition to being punished for the new offense, the judge could add an additional consecutive prison term of one year or whatever time remains on your postrelease control term, whichever is greater as a maximum.