A South Carolina woman was late for an appointment and decided to take a shortcut through a cemetery, where she damaged several graves.
Oconee County Sheriff's deputies in South Carolina attempted to stop a woman who allegedly told police she was “late for an appointment,” but she continued driving on Interstate 85 and crossed state lines into Lavonia, Georgia.
“In case you saw or heard the police commotion, well, it wasn't us,” Lavonia police wrote on Facebook.
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A South Carolina woman was running late for an appointment and decided to take a shortcut through a cemetery, police say. (Lavonia Police Department)
The woman then drove to Lavonia Cemetery, where she damaged several graves, the police department wrote.
After hitting the graves, the woman jumped out of her vehicle and began running on foot, but was quickly captured and detained.
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The woman entered the Lavonia cemetery, where she damaged several graves. (Lavonia Police Department)
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Police said the woman will spend some time with Franklin County Sheriff Steve Thomas before being transported back to Oconee County, South Carolina.
