A glamorous Sorority girl that set the internet on fire for her beautiful Mugshot has now revealed the embarrassing error that led to her arrest.
Lily Stewart, 20, was taken into custody on March 8 after he was caught at 84 mph in a 55 mph zone, according to a disposition.
However, she has now revealed extra details about how she was in a police car and admitted that while she was persuaded because she was going too fast, the agent initially let her go.
Only when she came back on the road and immediately started driving too fast that she was buffered.
“It was the second time I was arrested,” Stewart admitted in an interview with the New York Post.
“The officer saw me while he drove in the opposite direction. He said: “You're driving quickly” and he was super friendly and I was super friendly and he wrote a ticket to me.
'As soon as I got back in the car, I retired – and accidentally started driving too fast. By the time I caught myself, he pulled me over and arrested me. '
Stewart says that the road on which she drove is a quiet country road where it is easy to lose sight of speed, adding the area was 'completely empty'.
Lily Stewart, 20, was arrested on March 8 due to speed of more than maximum limits by the Sheriff of Morgan County in Georgia, and her Mugshot quickly made the rounds on social media (Picture Credit: Morgan County Sheriff's Office)
Stewart unveiled the 'gross' direct messages she received, but admitted that the extra attention does not bother her
The charges against Stewart were withdrawn and she said she found the comments that fucked her on social media funny
The student goes to the University of Georgia and is a member of the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority.
She was arrested in Morgan County by an officer in the department of the Sheriff, which borders Athens, where the university is located.
Georgia's Super Speeder Line Boetes drivers an extra $ 200 for traveling more than 75 km / h on roads with two jobs or 85 MPH on motorways.
In some areas of state fines for speed, a maximum of $ 1,000 can be and unpaid fines can lead to license suspension.
However, Stewart's indictment was rejected and she walked away without paying a big fine.
She also seemed to be lucky in the court of public opinion, because the internet quickly flowed to her social media accounts to praise her mugshot.
Hundreds of reactions quickly stacked on a post of the photo with one writing: “Whatever she did, my heart says she is innocent.”
“They locked Miss America,” wrote another on social media.
Stewart said that the police initially let her go to drive too fast, but she immediately got back on the road and started driving too quickly, which resulted in her arrest
Stewart said that the agent who arrested her was friendly and that the road on which she was caught was easy to go up quickly
“I have a super Speeder ticket to this post,” a third joked under one of her recent Instagram messages.
The recent flood of attention did not seem to bother Stewart, who said she had a sense of humor about the comments.
She posted her favorite reactions in a carousel on her tap account and said in an interview with TMZ that she thought the comments were funny.
“I understand – it's surprising that I was arrested for speeding violations and my mugshot – I smiled because I am always laughing before a photo,” she said.
Stewart also revealed that she received 'gross comments' after she had become viral, but admitted that she did not let it fall under her skin.
She was warned by her mother about the attention of the internet, who called her while she was in class to tell her that a Facebook message from her Mugshot had more than 500 responses.
Stewart joked that she even received direct messages from men on Instagram to pay her bail.
