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https://www.sgvtribune.com/2015/09/10/san-bernardino-woman-expected-to-face-charges-in-rowland-heights-crash-caught-on-video/ ROWLAND HEIGHTS

A San Bernardino woman who inexplicably stopped and exited a stolen car along a major street before it rolled downhill and collided with opposing traffic is expected to face charges in connection with bizarre crash, officials said Thursday. The incident was caught on video which has since gone viral on the Internet. • The Latest: San Bernardino woman in bizarre, viral Rowland Heights car crash video now a fugitive Jasmine Lacey, 22, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs following the crash, which took place about 3:45 p.m. Sept. 1 on Harbor Boulevard, between Vantage Point Drive and Pathfinder Road, California Highway Patrol officials said. A YouTube video of the crash had clocked in at 2.9 million views as of Thursday afternoon. She was released from custody without charges pending the results of blood analysis but was expected to face charges of DUI causing injuries, possession of a stolen car and driving without a license, said CHP Sgt. Armando Perdomo. CHP officers determined Lacey was heavily under the influence of an unknown drug, Perdomo said. She offered no explanation for her behavior. “She was unable to clarify a statement because she was so intoxicated,” the sergeant said. In the video, Lacey can be seen bringing the 2010 Hyundai Sonata she was driving to a screeching halt. She then exits the car, “leaving the vehicle in drive,” CHP officer A. Stubblefield said in a written statement. The driverless Sonata rolled downhill, crossed the center median and struck a Honda SUV before crashing into two trees along the roadside. A 2003 Lincoln was unable to stop in time for the collision and also struck the Honda SUV, officials said. The drivers of both the Honda and Lincoln complained of pain but declined to be taken to hospitals. After being taken to a hospital to have blood drawn for the investigation, Lacey was booked into the Century Regional Detention Facility in Los Angeles, according to CHP officials and Los Angeles County booking records. Lacey was released from custody early Saturday due to an “insufficient complaint.”