An Orland Park driver made sure her field sobriety test was fierce.
At 2 a.m. on Sept.9, police pulled over Sheryl A. Urzedowski, 38, after she allegedly made a left turn at a red light and drove 26-30 mph over the posted speed limit, reports Trib Local.
The officer asked her to get out of the car and take a field sobriety test, in which she was asked to walk down a straight line.
"She walked up and down the line with hands on her hips three additional times," and she "offered to perform a gymnastics maneuver," according to the police report.
Work it, girl!
This muddled model then asked the officer to read her "the Amanda rights," said police.
Urzedowski was charged with driving under the influence, disregarding a traffic control device, speeding, following too close to another vehicle, and improper lane usage, reports Trib Local.
We have one thing to say: Sashay! Shante! Shante, shante, shante!
Matt Bartosik is a Chicago native and a social media sovereign.
