By Joshua Gardner Personal preference? Luz Avilla, 34, allegedly drunkenly fled as she was pursued by police because she was trying to get a county over, where she preferred the jails An allegedly drunk Oklahoma driver fled from police, but not to avoid a DUI charge. instead, Luz Avilla, 34, said she was just hoping to wind up in a jail a county over instead of the one she was in. However, Avilla and her friends didn't make it out of Grady County and into Caddo despite reaching speeds police say reached 100MPH. 'Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated to speeds approximately 90 to 100 miles per hour,' Shannon McClain of Chickasha Police told KWTV. 'When you're doing 90 miles an hour and you're weaving all over the road, just the slightest movements by those other vehicles could be catastrophe.'
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Luz Avilla, 34, led Oklahoma police on a highway chase with speeds reaching 100MPH
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Police say Avilla admitted she wasn't fleeing the DUI charge, instead she hoped to go to jail in Caddo County rather than Grady
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She and the allegedly drunk occupants of her car did not make it across the county line before pulling over
Avilla was instead charged by police in Grady County with crimes including @placeholder and eluding police.