Messages were sent to the driver via Periscope asking Beall to stop driving and to pull over. They then used landmarks seen in the video to locate Beall.
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Beall was arrested on a DUI charge. She just hit something. None of it made any sense if she was recording a video of herself drunk while driving. I am super drunk. “I don’t even know where the next gas station is, this is frightful”. At another moment she says: “I’m going right and I want to go left”.
Police officers said they learned about the woman’s behavior from her peers on the social media who called 911 to report a probable drunk driver that was broadcasting herself behind the wheel live.
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“She was out of it. And it’s obvious from watching that livestreaming video how bad she was”, Lakeland police Sgt. Gary Gross told CNN affiliate Bay News 9. WFLA 8 reports that authorities caught up with the drunk driver in North Lakeland.
Officers said they smelled alcohol on Beall, and she was disoriented. She was surprised that people would now learn “Drunk Girl Driving” ended exactly how she feared.
“The streaming Periscope video highlights the dangers of driving while intoxicated through the eyes of a drunk and irresponsible young adult”.
Beall also says in the video that she has a flat tire.
Beall Periscoped herself in Lakeland, Florida.
Another said, “She’ll be crying tomorrow”.
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A 23-year-old woman was arrested when she tried to go cool with her live Periscope video while driving in a state of intoxication.
