Флорида мужийн сургуулийн хоёр захирал нэг өдөр, нэг тээврийн хэрэгсэл ашиглаж байхдаа согтуугаар жолоо барьсан хэргээр тус тус саатуулагдсан байна.
Долдугаар сарын 5-ны өдөр, өглөөний 02:00 цагийн орчимд цагдаагийн алба хаагчид “Jeep” маркийн автомашиныг эсрэг урсгал руу орон, замын хашлага мөргөсөн зөрчлөөр зогсоожээ. Тус автомашиныг жолоодож явсан Pinecrest Academy Tavares сургуулийн захирал Женнифер Хименес согтууруулах ундаа хэрэглэсэн болохоо хүлээн зөвшөөрсөн байна. Хууль сахиулагчид түүнийг согтуугаар тээврийн хэрэгсэл жолоодсон хэргээр саатуулж, хамт явсан Pinecrest Lakes Academy сургуулийн захирал Кристина Алькалдег жолоо барих боломжгүй гэж үзэн таксигаар явуулжээ.
Хэрэг явдал болсноос хоёр цаг хагасын дараа цагдаа нар мөнхүү автомашиныг дахин зогсоосон бөгөөд энэ удаад Кристина Алькалде жолооны ард явж байсныг илрүүлжээ. Тэрээр саатуулагдсан хамтрагчаа батлан даалтаар гаргахаар явж байсан хэмээн мэдүүлсэн байна.
Алькалде болон Хименес нарыг согтуугаар тээврийн хэрэгсэл жолоодсон, согтолтын зэрэг шалгах тестээс татгалзсан үндэслэлээр буруутгажээ. Одоогоор хоёр захирал буруугүй гэдгээ мэдэгдээд байгаа бөгөөд тус бүр 2,000 ам.долларын батлан даалттайгаар суллагдсан байна.
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Two Florida school principals were arrested in Lake County, Florida on DUI charges stemming from separate incidents involving the same car, according to a report.
Jennifer Jimenez, 41, was driving her car with passenger Christina Alcalde, 45, when they were pulled over around 2 a.m. on July 5. According to a police report, officers observed Jimenez swerving a white Jeep into the opposite lane and driving over a curb, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
The women have been identified as local school principals.
Alcalde reportedly identified her place of work as Pinecrest Lakes Academy, where she is listed as its principal, WESH 2 reports. Jimenez, who did not provide police with her employment address, is principal at Pinecrest Academy Tavares, the Sentinel reports.
Both schools are charter schools.
After she was pulled over, Jimenez reportedly was asked if she had had any alcohol that day. She said she had, according to police. A police affidavit claims that Jimenez’s walking was “very unsteady and choppy” and said that she “staggered and swayed as she attempted to stand still,” the Sentinal reports.
She then told police that her passenger, Alcalde, was “worried about me” because they are both education administrators.
Officers asked Jimenez to perform a field sobriety test, but she declined and was subsequently taken to the Lake County Jail for processing, WESH 2 reports.
The responding officers said in their report that they deemed Alcalde unfit to drive, and ensured that she was taken home via a rideshare. Police parked the Jeep — which belongs to Alcalde — near where the spot where they pulled Jimenez over.
Then, approximately two and a half hours later, officers said they pulled over the same vehicle, and found Alcalde behind the wheel.
The responding officer reportedly asked Alcalde why she was out driving. She allegedly said she was trying to bail Jimenez out of jail.
“Like I’m not meaning to do anything wrong. I’m way better,” Alcalde allegedly said, WESH 2 repots.
Alcalde was given a field sobriety test and was then arrested.
Both of the women have pleaded not guilty to DUI and for refusing to submit to DUI testing. They both were released on $2,000 bonds.
The Independent has requested comment from the schools.
