Police: Surveillance video shows Bridgeport woman crash car into Fairfield McDonald's while high on PCP
Police have released surveillance video of a Bridgeport woman they say was high on PCP when she crashed a car into a McDonald's restaurant in Fairfield last month.
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Feb 10, 2021, 6:37 PM
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2ds agoPolice have released surveillance video of a Bridgeport woman they say was high on PCP when she crashed a car into a McDonald's restaurant in Fairfield last month.
Police say Yazmin Hechavarria was high on PCP when she slammed into the restaurant on the Post Road on Jan. 29.
The restaurant was open, but luckily no one inside was hurt.
Police also say Hechavarria had cocaine on her when she was found and arrested by police in Bridgeport today.
Hechavarria is being held at Fairfield Police Headquarters on a $30,000 court set-bond. Her next court date
is scheduled for March 16.
McDonald’s sustained $150,000 in damages, police say.
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