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Woman flees police for cheeseburger

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First published at 16:55 UTC on March 8th, 2019.

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At 3:33 AM Officer Meadows observed a white female, Tiara Lynn Crace (W/M, DOB: 07/28/1992, 2742 Blue Cypress Lake CT) run from across the street directly to the white Kia, get in and start it. The female then drove off as the officer was attempting to intercept her. Officer Meadows attempted to stop the Kia by turning on the patrol vehicle emergency lights and sirens, but the Kia failed to stop. The Kia then pulled into the driveway of 2742 Blue Cypress Lake Court and Crace ran into the home at the same address. Officer Meadows gave chase on foot into the house where Crace surrendered. Crace told her mother that she ran because she wanted a cheeseburger.

Crace was later transferred to the Lee County Jail.

Credit: Cape Coral Police Department

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