Full Margarita Found In DUI Suspect's Cup Holder, Tulsa Police Say

The Tulsa Police Department arrested a woman for allegedly driving under the influence.

According to the report, officers were performing a traffic stop in the 6300 block of E. 38^th St., when they said they could hear a vehicle coming from a block away. This was due to the woman driving on a rim.

They eventually pulled Amy Ann Dillon over.  When an officer asked how much she had to drink, Dillon told him she had two tequila shots - but she could barely stand upright at that point, an arrest report states.

Dillon could barely stand upright, officials said.

The officers found a full margarita in the cup holder of Dillon’s vehicle.

Police said Dillon had a blood alcohol level of .21 which is nearly three times the legal limit. She was booked into jail on a number of complaints including felony DUI second offense. 

Police said she crashed into something while she was driving, so she may also face a hit-and-run charge.

Authorities said it was clear she had wrecked her car on something.

Dillon’s blood alcohol level was at 0.21 percent and climbing, officials said.

She was arrested for driving under the influence 2^nd offense, operating a motorized vehicle with defective tires, transport of an open container, and driving without a license in possession.

According to the post, Dillon could face hit-and-run charges if police are able to determine what she hit.