Cops caught her racing through a hurricane checkpoint in Florida. But first, a selfie

A woman who caused chaos at a hurricane relief checkpoint in Bonita Springs, Florida, has been arrested.

According to the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, at about 12:30 a.m. Sunday, a car entered the checkpoint at “a high rate of speed, neglected to stop, and charged through, putting deputies’ lives in danger.”

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The driver, later identified as Shelby Peters, continued to travel down Hickory Boulevard, eventually making a U-turn and then racing back through the checkpoint.

A deputy got in his patrol vehicle and attempted a traffic stop, but Peters continued to “drive erratically, slowing down, speeding up and swerving out of the lane,” says a sheriff’s office statement.

When the car finally put on the brakes, the deputy witnessed the driver “taking a ‘selfie’ ” of being pulled over. As the officer approached, Peters took off again.

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The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, which is also reportedly in the area assisting with storm relief efforts, stepped in. Deputies apprehended Peters.

The 24-year-old woman was charged with two counts of fleeing and eluding, driving under the influence and curfew violation.

“This is yet another example of how teamwork led to putting a criminal behind bars, where they belong,” said Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno. “This woman’s actions behind the wheel show that she truly has no regard for the safety of others.”