Here are things not recommended to try in Indiana.
A) Speeding through a construction zone. You see orange cones (which seems like all the time around here) slow down.
B) Running from the cops, after speeding through a construction zone. Generally, if cops want to pull you over, you should find a safe place to do it, and pull over.
C) Running from the cops, after speeding through a construction zone, with pot in your car. If you have something to hide, running from the cops is the last thing you should try and do. You are not the Bandit. You are not Tony Stewart. The cops have radios and helicopters. They will likely catch you, and be peeved off at you for running.
State troopers arrested a motorist who refused to pull over after being clocked speeding through the Eastside Super 70 highway project.
Mary Warren of Berkeley, Mo., led police on a chase that ended along Interstate 70 near Greenfield after police used tire-deflation sticks, said Lt. Jay Nawrocki, commander of the State Police post in Indianapolis.
Police said they found a small amount of marijuana in her white 2003 Pontiac Grand Am.
A Hancock County deputy used a “flash-bang device” – a noisy explosive used to distract suspects – after Warren refused “loud verbal commands” to exit her vehicle, Nawrocki said. After distracting the woman, police opened the vehicle’s door and removed her from the car.
Warren was driving 64 mph in a 45 mph zone when police attempted to pull her over.
OK, maybe, in which case she will add DUI to her list of charges. And if she had just pulled over, and taken the ticket, she probably would not be in the news.