Dash cam video shows a car traveling about 5-10 miles over the speed limit, but what happens as the officer pulls out after the vehicle, is when things really start to get out of hand. 
 
 An Oklahoma woman leads officers on a high speed chase by swerving all over the road and it was all caught on camera. 
 
 Luz Avilla, 34, told Chickasha Police she didn't stop because she had a preference as to which county jail she wanted to go to. 
 
 Dash cam video shows a car traveling about 5-10 miles over the speed limit, but what happens as the officer pulls out after the vehicle, is when things really start to get out of hand. 
 
 "Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated to speeds approximately 90 to 100 miles per hour," said Shannon McClain, Chickasha Police. "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." 
 
 Just a few miles from the county line, the driver pulled over and told the officer why she took off. 
 
 "Apparently the driver did not want to go to jail in Grady County," said McClain. "She wanted to go to jail in Caddo County was her explanation as to why she did not pull over." 
 
 Avilla may have stopped the car, but she didn't want to get out of it. The officer yelled at the suspect to get out of the vehicle, but had no luck. He pulled out his gun. 
 
 Back up officers were called to the scene and one by one, all the suspects got out of the vehicle. Several people were taken to jail. Avila is facing several charges including DUI and eluding police. ||||| Luz Avilla, 34, of Chickasha, Okla., led cops on a high speed chase this week because she wanted to be booked into a certain jail. The accommodations in Caddo County are preferable to those in Grady County, apparently. 
 
 Shannon McClain of the Chickasha Police told News 9, "Apparently the driver did not want to go to jail in Grady County. She wanted to go to jail in Caddo County was her explanation as to why she did not pull over." Avilla, who was allegedly drunk, hit 100 miles per hour trying to cross the county line, but unfortunately, she didn't make it. 
 
 She's been charged with a DUI and evading the police. 
 
 [Image via News 9] ||||| Justin Bieber is facing several charges after authorities said he raced through a Miami Beach neighborhood in a rented Lamborghini, cursed at cops as he resisted arrest and admitted to consuming drugs and alcohol. NBC 6’s Christina Hernandez reports on the pop star's arrest and bond court appearance, and how he got on top of a Cadillac Escalade and waved to the crowd after his release from jail. (Published Friday, Jan. 24, 2014) 
 
 Justin Bieber's Arrest: An Overview From His Alleged Drag Racing to His Release From Jail 
 
 Pop star Justin Bieber is facing driving under the influence and other charges after authorities said he raced through a Miami Beach neighborhood in a rented Lamborghini, cursed at cops as he resisted arrest and admitted to consuming drugs and alcohol. 
 
 Authorities told NBC 6 Bieber's blood alcohol level was under the state's legal limit of .08 after a breathalyzer test, but the singer was unable to pass field sobriety tests at the scene. Results from a urine test are still pending. 
 
 Bieber wore an orange prison outfit for his first appearance in bond court Thursday afternoon. He appeared remotely via video from jail before Judge Joseph P. Farina, who ordered him held on $2,500 bond. He has been charged with DUI, resisting arrest and driving with a suspended license. 
 
 South Florida Fans React to Justin Bieber Arrest 
 
 Fans gathered at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center Thursday to see one famous inmate – pop star Justin Bieber, who was jailed on DUI charges. NBC 6's Bobby Brooks has the story from TGK. (Published Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014) 
 
 He posted bond and was released about an hour after his court appearance. As Bieber left the the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, he got on top of an SUV and waved to the crowd. 
 
 His motorcade drove around Miami-Dade for two hours before arriving at the Icon Brickell tower in Miami. On Thursday night fans were gathered outside the Orchid House in Miami Beach, hoping to catch a glimpse of Bieber there. 
 
 The incident began just after 4 a.m. in the area of Pine Tree Drive and West 26th Street, Miami Beach Police spokesman Sgt. Bobby Hernandez said. After his arrest, the pop star admitted to consuming alcohol and prescription medications and smoking marijuana, Miami Beach Police Chief Raymond Martinez said. 
 
 The 19-year-old singer, who was in a rented yellow Lamborghini, was pulled over in the area along with a red Ferrari, which was also speeding, police said. 
 
 Bieber's car was being trailed by multiple SUVs when officers gave chase, police sources told NBC 6 South Florida. Two of the cars were apparently being used to block the area off, police said. 
 
 Justin Bieber Leaves Miami-Dade County Jail, Waves at Crowd 
 
 Justin Bieber was released from jail Thursday. (Published Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014) 
 
 He was driving north on Pine Tree Drive at such a high rate of speed it took officers a significant distance to catch him, police said. The officer who made the arrest said the cars were going approximately 55 to 60 mph in a 30 mph zone, Martinez said. 
 
 An officer "smelled a strong odor of alcohol" coming from Bieber's car, Martinez said. "The driver had slow deliberate movements and a stupor look on his face," an arrest report said. 
 
 Martinez said Bieber was "a little belligerent" with officers at the scene, questioning why he was stopped. He got out of the car but wouldn't follow the officer's instructions, Martinez said. 
 
 "Why the f--- are you doing this?" Bieber told the officer, according to the report. "What the f--- did I do, why did you stop me?" 
 
 Bieber was asked to put his hands on his car but he continued to take them off, the report said. 
 
 Justin Bieber in Miami-Dade County Bond Court 
 
 A judge has set total bond to $2500 for Justin Bieber following DUI arrest. (Published Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014) 
 
 "I ain't got no f---ing weapons, why do you have to search me," Bieber told the officer, according to the report. 
 
 According to the report, the officer told Bieber if he continued to take his hands off the car, he would be arrested. When Bieber turned around to face the officer, he was taken into custody, the report said. 
 
 Bieber failed a sobriety test at the scene, Hernandez said. The other driver, identified by Miami Beach Police as rapper Crazy Khalil – real name Khalil Amir Sharieff – was also arrested and charged with DUI. He was ordered held on $1,000 bond and later released. 
 
 No one was injured in the incident. 
 
 Video posted to Instagram allegedly showed Bieber's car being pulled over, but police haven't confirmed the video. 
 
 Justin Bieber Arrives at Miami-Dade County Jail 
 
 Singer Justin Bieber was arrested early Thursday on suspicion of drag racing, DUI and resisting arrest in Miami Beach, police said. NBC 6's Bobby Brooks reports from the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center where Bieber was booked. (Published Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014) 
 
 Martinez said Bieber was cooperative at the police station. The report said he had a flushed face, bloodshot eyes and an odor of alcoholic beverage on his breath at the holding facility. Authorities later released a mug shot showing the teen smiling (photo below). 
 
 He told officers he had been recording music at a studio, the report said. 
 
 NBC 6 has learned Bieber was at Miami Beach nightclubs Set and Miami Beach before his DUI arrest. Witnesses at Set told NBC 6 Bieber arrived at 2 a.m. and was seen dancing on tables. 
 
 Bieber's second court date is scheduled for Monday, online Miami-Dade court records said. 
 
 Video Allegedly Showing Justin Bieber Being Pulled Over in Miami Beach 
 
 Video posted to Instagram allegedly shows singer Justin Bieber being pulled over in Miami Beach. He was arrested on Thursday, January 23, on suspicion of drag racing and DUI, police said. Video courtesy of Instagram/Samanthurx74 (Published Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014) 
 
 Bieber has been spotted in different places around Miami in the past few days, including a Miami Beach skate shop, a photo posted on Instagram shows. 
 
 The Opa-locka Police Department is also investigating an unauthorized escort of Bieber, a police spokesman said Wednesday. 
 
 The arrest is the latest brush with the law for the Canadian 19-year-old pop star, who catapulted to fame in the late 2000s after a talent manager saw a video of him on YouTube. 
 
 A neighbor in Bieber's Los Angeles neighborhood recently accused the singer of causing thousands of dollars of damage by throwing eggs at his home, leading detectives to raid Bieber’s mansion in search of evidence. One person at the house was arrested on suspicion of drug possession. 
 
 Neighbors have also called the cops in the last year with complaints that that Bieber drives recklessly around the neighborhood and plays loud music at parties that last into the early morning. 
 
 In July, officials at the U.S.-Canada border seized marijuana and drug paraphernalia from one of the the singer’s tour buses. Bieber was not on that bus at the time. 
 
 The Grammy-nominated artist has also made headlines recently with comments that he plans to leave the music business. He riled his fan base of "Beliebers" with a late December tweet claiming he was "officially retiring." A source told E! News at the time, "of course it's not true."
– So maybe you've been drinking and maybe you're speeding a little, but what to do when a cop tries to pull you over—presenting you with the very real prospect of doing a little time in a less-than-desirable county jail? Step on the gas, and lead police on a merry little car chase to the county that houses your preferred incarceration facility. That is the alleged tale of 34-year-old Oklahoman and prison connoisseur Luz Avilla, who police say was 5mph to 10mph over the limit when an officer in Grady County tried to pull her over. Says a police spokesperson, "Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated to speeds approximately 90 to 100 miles per hour." Apparently, Grady County jail is the worst. "She wanted to go to jail in Caddo County was her explanation as to why she did not pull over," the spokesperson says. Avilla also apparently did not want to get out of her vehicle, reports News9 via Gawker, and it took an officer with a drawn gun and a bunch of backup to persuade her. For posterity, the entire incident was recorded on the cop's dash cam. Avilla is facing a raft of charges including DUI and eluding police.