‘Where’s my infant?’ Drunk Titusville lady sped toward Publix thinking she failed to remember her kid, police say

TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA- Titusville police arrested a lady Saturday after an official recognized her shakily speeding through the roads attempting to get to her baby whom she thought she left at a supermarket, as indicated by a capture report.

Officials said they initially saw Jessica Lynn Lawton around 7 p.m. as she was going twofold as far as possible while traveling south on Barna Avenue. Police said the 41-year-old was weaving around vehicles, going 72 mph, over the posted speed cutoff of 35 mph.

An official in a plain SUV followed Lawton into a Publix parking garage along Cheney Highway. The official at that point enacted his crisis lights and noted Lawton accelerating, as per a capture affirmation.

Lawton called attention to the window and kept heading to the primary passageway of the Publix, running stop signs in the parking area, as indicated by the report. The official said a few customers were leaving and entering the supermarket, causing worry as Lawton didn’t back off or stop.

Lawton in the end turned more than two parking spaces, altering her course, and maneuvered into a parking space, records show. She promptly leaped out of the driver’s seat asking, “Where is my infant?” police said. Officials arrested her as she kept on asking where her kid was, as per authorities. Police said her breath possessed an aroma like liquor.

As officials scrutinized her, she said she thought she left her baby at Publix however later referenced her kid was at her home, a capture report peruses.

Police led a moderation test on the mother, which she consented to, records show. Officials noted she did ineffectively, strolling temperamentally and unfit to appropriately hold her equilibrium, as per a capture report.

A police K-9 additionally found a wallet in Lawton’s pack that had a needle and two little collapsed up bits of silver foil, specialists said. One of the foils had a modest quantity of a white fine substance that police recognized as fentanyl, as indicated by agents.

Lawton, who has a criminal history of driving impaired, was set up for the Brevard County Jail. She is being held without bond and deals with indictments of DUI, escaping and evading an official, ownership of heroin, and foolish driving.