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Florida Woman in Hospital Gown Takes Ambulance for a Joyride

Florida Woman in Hospital Gown Takes Ambulance for a Joyride

Dressed for the occasion? 25-year-old Marquisa Allen recently added a new title to her resume... Amateur ambulance driver.  A Florida woman in a hospital gown took a wild ride in a stolen ambulance... And it wasn't part of her prescription.

According to a Port St. Lucie Police Facebook post, Marquisa, in her fashionable hospital gown, was chilling on a bench outside HCA Florida St. Lucie Hospital. But then, she spotted an unoccupied ambulance just begging for a joyride.

Without hesitation, the gown-wearing daredevil hopped into the hot seat and turned  up the sirens. And off she went, leaving everyone scratching their heads and wondering if she'd mistaken the ambulance for an Uber.

FHP Troopers swoop in:

Here's where it gets even more entertaining. Little did Marquisa know, that ambulance was playing hard to get – it had a GPS tracker! So, while she was living out her ambulance driving fantasy, the authorities were silently tracking her every move.

As Marquisa attempted her grand getaway, the ambulance turned into a snitch and ratted her out to the Florida Highway Patrol. They found her stuck in traffic on the Turnpike, presumably honking at slow-moving cars with all the authority of a medical professional who had watched one too many episodes of "Grey's Anatomy."

But Marquisa wasn't ready to throw in the stolen towel just yet. She decided to channel her inner Usain Bolt and took off on foot, perhaps hoping to out sprint the long arm of the law. Spoiler alert... It didn't work. FHP Troopers swooped in, captured the elusive ambulance thief, and added her to their "you won't believe what we've seen" stories.

In the end, Marquisa Allen of Miami got herself a one-way ticket to the Martin County Jail, not for a spa day, but for giving false information to the police, driving with a suspended license, and resisting arrest.  Remember, if you're going to steal an ambulance, at least do it in style. A hospital gown is optional.

Florida Woman Makes Viral Post With Sheriff Vehicle, Gets Busted For Drug Possession

Time for the story of Talea Saylor, who ran afoul of the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office in Englewood, Florida. It all started innocently enough when Talea posed on top of a Charlotte County Sheriff vehicle. The suv was parked at a dealership and she saw this as a perfect opportunity for a viral post. Unfortunately the Sherriff's Office saw the post. What do you think they're doing when they're parked on the side of the road? Scrolling, no doubt.

I'm sure they were annoyed by this woman standing on their vehicle, but the picture is a little blurry. No way you can identify her. Until....

From the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office: "A few days later, one of our Marine Patrol deputies was in the area of Chadwick Cove and noticed two suspects on a familiar 26ft sailboat. The owner of the boat was arrested the day prior and had not yet been released from jail. Contact was made with boat owner via the jail watch commander who advised he did not give anyone permission to be on his boat."

Inside the boat, the cops found a glass pipe, various drug paraphernalia, and methamphetamine. Doing meth on a stolen boat? Let's take a look at the charges our Florida woman is facing.

Burglary of an Occupied Conveyance Unarmed
Possess Controlled Substance without Prescription
Drug Paraphernalia - Possession or Use Of
MARIJUANA- POSSESS NOT MORE THAN 20 GRAMS
It all started with a two fingered salute from atop a sheriff vehicle. So, ready for the mugshot?

Talea Saylor

I'm sure she was just holding the meth for someone else.

On The Boat

Her accomplice, Briar Bloomer. Facing the same charges. How did these two manage to get a boat off the dock? At least they're wearing life jackets. Safety first!

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