Drunk Tesla Driver Whines For Her Rich Daddy
Read the full story on The Backfire News
Not too long ago I ran across someone on X (the social media platform formerly known as Twitter) who claimed, unequivocally, that Tesla drivers are the most responsible people on the road. This person argued that to buy one of the pricey electric cars you must have good credit and thus be of impeccable character. That was of course completely ridiculous as I’ve seen many Tesla drivers behaving like maniacs on the road.
Check out the aftermath of actor Michael B. Jordan’s Ferrari 812 crash.
Just one example is this young woman who allegedly was driving her Tesla while intoxicated, fled from a deputy who stopped her, then cried for her daddy when she was arrested. That last part really makes me think this individual was handed a Tesla by a father with more money than brains.
Or perhaps her mother failed to teach her that when a law enforcement officer pulls you over, you don’t get to decide if you stop or not. In the video she gets out of the car when the deputy tells her not to, then argues about his other commands. The entitlement is real and this young woman is about to get a dose of unpleasant of the reality most other people reside in on the daily.
When she gets back in the car, she brags to the deputy, saying, “I own this island.” Then she takes off again. Perhaps she believes that she does own the whole joint?
She finally stops again, gets out of the car, and pitches a fit as the deputy starts cuffing her. Turns out she’s on the phone with daddy dearest and sincerely believes she’s going to get the deputy in trouble. Then she tries kicking a female deputy who shows up to help. Yes, Tesla drivers are the most responsible ones on the road unequivocally because of impeccable credit or something.
After fleeing and fighting don’t work, this young woman tries crying like a baby and claiming her dad owns the island. That’s when you learn she’s 24 years-old. This is the state of far too many in society today.
This little girl who should be acting like an adult just keeps arguing with deputies after she’s in cuffs. She even tries going after one of them all because he says what she did was selfish and could’ve killed someone and he’s absolutely right. Let’s just say it’s like this female hasn’t ever been called out for her actions like that before.
Dad shows up and tells his daughter to calm down and cooperate with police. Some think he was putting on a routine because he was smart enough to realize everything was being recorded and is subject to public records requests. Daddy apparently is more strategic than his little princess.
While Body Cam Watch has a longer cut of the dashcam and bodycam footage, Law&Crime Network has the backstory on this girl, Stephanie Bloodworth, and her dad as well as the final outcome, so it’s also worth the watch. That second video also doesn’t blur the dad’s face.
Because of this incident, Bloodworth was put on probation for two years. She was able to get permission to leave the U.S. temporarily since daddy apparently booked a Royal Caribbean Cruise and missing that would’ve been just too harsh of a punishment. And thus the entitlement parade marches on unabated all thanks to the legal system itself.
Moment ‘drunk rich girl’ in Tesla gets pulled over for DUI – and unleashes barrage of abuse on cops including telling them ‘my father owns an island’
- Dash cam footage captured the dramatic arrest of a ‘drunk’ tesla-driver
- Stephanie Bloodworth, 24, told police they were on her father’s property as they tried to arrest her on the secluded Florida Keys island
- As cops handcuffed her she said: ‘Can I call my father? He owns the island’
By MARTHA WILLIAMS, US REAL ESTATE & CONSUMER REPORTER
A young Florida woman who fled from police arrest in her Tesla begged cops to let her father – who she said ‘owns the island’ – come and rescue her.
Stephanie Bloodworth, then 24, was pulled over in February 2022 for speeding around her Florida island in a Tesla because the cop suspected she might have been driving under the influence.
Bloodworth, who studied at Parsons School of Design in New York City, was caught on dash cam as she was initially pulled over after cops received a reckless driving report on North Bahama drive in Duck Key, Florida.
She ‘refused to comply’ with the arrest, according to the officer, and is heard telling the cop ‘I own this island’ as she got behind the wheel and sped away.
A female officer arrived at the scene to help with the arrest and together they tried to restrain Bloodworth as she kicked and screamed while sobbing on the phone with her dad.
A ‘drunk rich girl’ was arrested in Florida under suspicions of driving under the influence after trying to flee the police in her tesla
Stephanie Bloodworth, then 24, sobbed to arresting police officers as she begged them to let her father – who ‘owns the island’ – talk to her
When her father arrived at the scene he said ‘Stephanie you have to calm down’ and told her this was happening because she had been drinking and speeding
She ‘refused to comply’ with the arrest and is heard telling the cop ‘I own this island’ (pictured is the mugshot from the incident)
TRENDING
Woman ‘murdered her girlfriend and buried her body in garden’
2.7k viewing nowGlamorous Russian sending foreigners to their deaths in Ukraine31.6k viewing now‘King of the North’ Andy Burnham has his chance to take on Starmer951 viewing now
The female officer told the spoilt girl: ‘This is what happens when you flee and then you kick me’ as the girl sobs lying face down on the ground.
Bloodworth responded: ‘Can I call my father? He owns the island.’
She’s heard repeatedly telling cops they need to talk to her father because they’re on ‘his property’. She said ‘I need my dad here before you do anything to me’ to which the officer responded ‘no that’s not how this works you’re 24 years old.’
Duck Key – the island that Bloodworth claimed her father owns – is a small secluded island and an unincorporated community in Monroe County, Florida in the middle Florida Keys with a population of around 750.
When her dad finally arrived at the scene he said: ‘Stephanie you have to calm down’ and told her this was happening because she had been drinking and speeding.
He told his daughter: ‘Now the way that you’ve acted you’ve gotten yourself in a deep hole and now they’re gonna take you to jail.’
Mr. Bloodworth said: ‘There’s nothing I can do. I’ll get down there and see you when I can. But you can’t start acting out it’s just gonna get worse.’
One of the cops told her father ‘I am so happy that she didn’t kill someone. It’s a blessing in disguise.’
Bloodworth is heard telling the cop ‘I own this island’ as she got behind the wheel and sped away
Bloodworth had told the cops her dad owns an island and that they were on ‘his property’ as she was arrested on the island of Duck Key, Florida
+8
View gallery
Bloodworth was taken for a sobriety evaluation the same night and struggled to complete the breathalizer test
The 24-year old was charged for resisting an officer, fleeing police, a DUI, and a moving traffic violation for reckless driving
Bloodworth was taken to the police station for a sobriety evaluation where she was caught on CCTV struggling to complete the breathalizer test at around 9 pm.
The 24-year old was charged for resisting an officer, fleeing police, a DUI, and a moving traffic violation for reckless driving.
According to court documents, Bloodworth was incarcerated in the Monroe County Detention facility in Key West. The papers stated that she had significant substance abuse issues which she wished to immediately address by entering the Jail Incarceration Program.
Bloodworth posted bonds for three charges including resisting an officer ($30,000), fleeing the police ($50,000) and a DUI ($30,000).
Court documents obtained by DailyMail.com showed that Bloodworth received special permission to leave the country despite being on probation because she had a Royal Caribbean Cruise to go on.
DailyMail.com has contacted Bloodworth for comment.
