A woman who crashed her car into a fire station was in possession of marijuana and also a stolen snake, which was wrapped around her neck, Associated Press reported.
Sarah Espinosa, 22, was driving on New York's Jericho Turnpike on Monday when she crossed the median and collided with a vehicle, Nassau County police said.
She then crashed through the front door of the New Hyde Park fire house, hitting two fire engines.
Firemen found a small ball python around her neck. Police said the snake was stolen from a nearby pet store.
Espinosa was arraigned Tuesday on charges including petit larceny, reckless endangerment and driving while intoxicated.
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She then crashed through the front door of the New Hyde Park fire house, hitting two fire engines.
Firemen found a small ball python around her neck. Police said the snake was stolen from a nearby pet store.
Espinosa was arraigned Tuesday on charges including petit larceny, reckless endangerment and driving while intoxicated.
