On August 19, 2024, deputies with the Wayne County Sheriff's Office observed a vehicle traveling down US-30 with the front bumper dragging in front of the tires. Deputy Williamson began chasing the vehicle, which initially failed to stop. Once the vehicle pulled over, the 19-year-old driver decided to exit the vehicle through the passenger side door. Deputy Williamson was able to detain the woman and place her in handcuffs. After speaking with the woman for a few minutes, Deputy Williamson felt the woman was impaired, so she was asked to perform standardized field sobriety tests. At the conclusion of the tests, she was arrested for Operating a Vehicle Impaired (OVI). The woman agreed to provide a urine sample, so she was transported to the Wayne County Jail. The police report indicates the analysis of her urine specimen tested positive for amphetamines. She was ultimately charged with OVI, driving an unsafe vehicle, and failing to comply with an order of a police officer. On November 14, 2024, she pleaded guilty to driving an unsafe vehicle and failing to comply with an order of a police officer. The OVI charge was dismissed. For the unsafe vehicle charge, she was fined $100 plus court costs. For the failing to comply with an order of a police officer charge, she was fined $200 plus court costs, ordered to perform 20 hours of community service, her license was suspended for 6 months, and she was placed on probation for 1 year.