Chicago Sun-Times

Cops: Woman found driving with tree stuck in hood

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1 A woman was charged with driving under the influence in January in northwest suburban Roselle after she was pulled over with a tree trunk stuck in the hood of her car.

The woman was pulled over around 11: 10 p. m. Jan. 23 on Central Avenue after police received a call about a vehicle driving with a tree embedded in the grille, according to Roselle Deputy Chief Roman Tarchala. She was charged with driving under the influence after failing a field sobriety test.

The woman told police that she struck the tree somewhere in Schaumburg, Tarchala said. “I’ve been in law enforcemen­t for 28 years and I’ve never seen anything like it,” Tarchala said.

— Daniel Brown

 ?? ROSELLE POLICE ?? Roselle police pull over a car with a tree trunk stuck in the grille.
ROSELLE POLICE Roselle police pull over a car with a tree trunk stuck in the grille.

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