Three Florida women got into a world of trouble after trying to elude police responding to a call of indecent exposure. The women were “air drying” after taking a shower at a rest stop, but they sped off before the responding officer was done questioning them.
Now we can truly say that “Florida has it all.” According to the police report obtained by The Smoking Gun, police were called to a rest stop on the highway by someone who noticed 3 naked women standing outside. When the Florida Highway Patrol officer got on the scene, the women were applying sun lotion because we all need protection against skin cancer, right?
The officer started questioning the women, later identified as Cecilia Eunique Young (19), Jeniyah McLeod (19) and Oasis Shakira McLeod (18). They said they’d left an apartment because of an altercation and had pulled over in their 2009 Nissan Sentra so they could shower. A bar of soap and some bottles of water were still on the ground as this happened.
However, before the cops were done with them, the women jumped into the car and sped off. The Sentra was later found empty in the parking lot of a convenience store: the ladies had put on their clothes and had gone inside for a spot of shopping.
As police waited outside, one of the ladies tried to attack them with a baseball bat (pink, because of course), while the 18-year-old McLeod jumped at the wheel and tried to run them over with the car. An insane, high-speed chase ensued, the conclusion of which you can also see in the video at the bottom of the page. It took 2 popped tires and a PIT maneuver to get them to stop.
After that one officer kicked down the driver side window, the women still wouldn’t go down without a fight: “The trio, arms interlocked, resisted arrest to the point that each was tasered before being taken into custody,” The Smoking Gun writes.
“The women were charged with fleeing to elude, resisting arrest, aggravated assault, indecent exposure, and marijuana possession. The younger McLeod was also hit with a DUI count,” adds the same publication, citing the police report.
Elena has been writing for a living since 2006 and, as a journalist, she has put her double major in English and Spanish to good use. She covers automotive and mobility topics like cars and bicycles, and she always knows the shows worth watching on Netflix and friends. Full profile
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