Leesburg-News.com A bicyclist was killed after swerving into the path of a pickup truck in Leesburg The 69-year-old Eustis man had been riding a bicycle at 6:33 p.m Sunday northbound on the shoulder of County Road 473 south of Fountain Lake Boulevard when he swerved into the path of a 2020 Toyota Tacoma which had been southbound on County Road 473 according to an accident report from the Florida Highway Patrol The front end of the pickup hit the bicyclist The top three NWSL teams of the Orlando Pride and Kansas City Current all lost their games this weekend in surprising upsets there was plenty of discussion about the possible loss of parity in the NWSL with the top four teams of the Orlando Pride and Gotham FC seemingly pulling away from the rest of the league While it briefly looked like this could still be the case this season this past weekend brought some shocking upsets and proof that the league remains as chaotic as ever None of the top four teams won this weekend and this weekend showed that anything can happen First, on Friday, the Washington Spirit lost 3-4 to Angel City in a high scoring, nail-biting game. Defender Esme Morgan scored two goals, while Angel City was bolstered by young players Gisele Thompson and Riley Tiernan. Angel City also saw the benefit of their dynamic sister duo, with Gisele and sister Alyssa Thompson combining for a goal This was the Spirit’s second loss in a row after falling 3-0 at home to Gotham the previous weekend Then, Kansas City continued to show that the top teams are not infallible, losing 1-0 to the Seattle Reign thanks to a goal from Lynn Biyendolo The Current was not able to start star Temwa Chawinga who was listed as questionable on the availability report with a hip injury and only came in at the 62nd minute the Kansas City Current lost the week prior to the North Carolina Courage the Current hadn’t lost a game this season typical NWSL chaos meant that the Courage equalized in the 90th minute and went ahead in stoppage time to bring home the season’s first victory the Orlando Pride lost 1-0 to the Portland Thorns with the Thorns looking reinvigorated at Providence Park in front of fans The Thorns outplayed the Pride and managed 15 total shots to the Pride’s 11 “Disappointed with the result of course,” said Pride coach Seb Hines “When you give Portland an opportunity to take the lead it is very difficult to get back into the game but it wasn’t enough to get anything out of the game.” another team considered to be one of the league’s frontrunners also wasn’t able to pull off a win this weekend They tied the Chicago Stars with a 0-0 draw who recently fired their head coach Lorne Donaldson have otherwise been struggling at the bottom of the table with five losses When asked about the the upsets this weekend and their impact on parity and things are decided in the last minutes.” with the 8 teams in playoff spots ranging from 10 to 15 points and could very well continue to stay at the top and even the Stars are showing the league that they aren’t to be counted out The best lesson to take away from this weekend The views expressed here are the author's own Moon River Productions proudly presents the explosive musical Footloose live on stage at Riverside High School Join us for a high-energy weekend from May 9th to 11th We're adding extra fun with themed nights: Saturday, 9:00 amMarshall, VA Saturday, 9:00 amLeesburg, VA A Leesburg woman was arrested for battery after allegedly throwing things at her boyfriend for his past of “cheating.”  Officers responded to a battery at an undisclosed Lake County residence at 8:50 p.m according to an arrest report from the Leesburg Police Department who stood near a white 1997 Chevrolet truck advised that he was in a verbal argument with his girlfriend of two years The victim suggested the argument was over his past acts of “cheating.” While arguing with one another Madden grabbed multiple items in her general area to throw toward his face He could not specify what exactly was thrown at him Madden yelled at him to leave the residence But she stood in front of the entrance when he tried to do so He slightly pushed her to the side so he could leave his right hand brushing against hers in the process The victim claimed that she did it to herself when he tried to leave the residence the officer observed redness on his top right upper lip and torn skin on his bottom lip He refused to give a sworn statement and just wanted to leave The officer moved on to speak with Madden who advised that she and the victim were in their bedroom arguing about him seeing another woman He also repeatedly struck her with an open fist The victim then put his hand around Madden’s neck and tried to choke her She feared for her life and grabbed multiple items near her general area to throw at him He responded by grabbing a cigarette and hitting one of her eyes with it She could not specify which eye was struck and refused to complete a statement He also noticed that when she explained what happened The officer proceeded to inspect Madden for injuries Law enforcement was permitted to inspect their bedroom by her There were also numerous bottles of small Fireball beverages near the area Due to the living room being observed with trash along with a broken lamp and numerous bottles of Fireball the damage corroborated the victim’s statement The observations on scene and the marks on the victim did Due to the victim and Madden being in a two-year relationship and living together for one year the incident was deemed domestic in nature Madden was subsequently arrested on charge of simple battery (domestic) and transported to Lake County Jail She was also arrested in February on suspicion of DUI when she was found asleep in a truck at a gas pump at Kangaroo Express Longtime Washington Spirit goalkeeper Aubrey Kingsbury found herself in a very unfamiliar place on Friday night: watching a NWSL game from the bench Kingsbury was dropped for the Spirit's 4-3 league defeat against Angel City FC with Sandy MacIver handed the start in her place It was a rollercoaster affair at Audi Field with the Spirit coming from 2-0 down to equalize and then again after they went down 3-2 With the match looking set to end in a 3-3 draw Riley Tiernan scored with nearly the last kick to give Angel City all three points Spirit assistant coach Adrián González confirmed that Kingsbury was not injured "That's a decision that we've taken as a coaching staff because Sandy was doing a really good job in training sessions," González said we want to keep them involved and be ready to help us." González did not say whether he expected the change to last for more than one game but it was still a surprise move after Kingsbury started the Spirit's last 42 matches across the regular season and playoffs Kingsbury has been the Spirit's starter in goal since joining the club prior to the 2018 season The Ohio native has twice been named the NWSL Goalkeeper of the Year The 33-year-old has earned two caps with the U.S MacIver joined the Spirit in the offseason after spending two and a half seasons with Manchester City The 26-year-old tore her ACL while on international duty with Scotland in April 2024 making Friday's start her first game action in more than a year WATCH: Thompson sisters combine for goal to make history in Angel City's 4-2 win over Washington Spirit It appears you're running on a very old web browser that we're unable to support If you would like to view the site you'll need to update your browser Please choose from any of the following modern browsers The Washington Spirit spent the start of the match fully utilizing its five-back After a few promising Spirit breakaways created some chances up top Angel City returned with a shot of their own An Alyssa Thompson cross led to a Riley Tiernan goal giving the visitors a 1-0 lead on Washington the Spirit spent time defending its final third while Angel City took advantage of the momentum with Alyssa assisting the younger Gisele for the 2-0 lead Down 2-0 and not wanting a repeat of last week, the Spirit turned up its attack. Catching Angel City on its back foot, Gabby Carle lofted the ball over a crowd to Ashley Hatch who headed it to Morgan With one precise touch Morgan found the left corner of the net bringing the Spirit back in the game The eruption of Audi Field and determination to get back in the game fueled Washington to battle back against Angel City’s relentless attacks. Ten minutes later, Rosemonde Kouassi found Gift Monday who also only needed one touch to sneak the ball past the Angel City keeper and level the score at 2 This was Monday’s second goal of the NWSL season and Kouassi’s first assist of the season and proved to be a dangerous force against the Angel City defense The rollercoaster of a first half ended in a tie the first time the Spirit entered halftime 2-2 since July 6 Both teams came out blazing in the second half fighting to get ahead punching the ball over the net and saving the Spirit from the threat of an Angel City free kick and a subsequent curving corner kick On for Kouassi, Croix Bethune made her presence known by ripping a shot within her first minute of action Angel City overcame the tie with a quick build and goal in the 72nd minute A narrowly-avoided fourth goal for Angel City was initially blocked by Maclver then rebounded and blocked again by a sliding Morgan shot after blocked shot bounced around until Morgan got her toe on the ball and poked it into the corner of the net to level the match 3-3 This is the first time the Washington Spirit has scored three goals in a match since October 13 Angel City did just that after the club converted a corner into a goal in the eighth minute of second half stoppage time solidifying its lead in the final minutes and taking the 4-3 decision the Spirit travels to SeatGeek Stadium to face Chicago Stars FC on Saturday LA – Riley Tiernan – 8’ (assisted by M.A LA – Gisele Thompson – 22’ (assisted by Alyssa Thompson) WAS – Esme Morgan – 30’ (assisted by Ashley Hatch) WAS – Gift Monday – 40’ (assisted by Rosemonde Kouassi) LA – Katie Zelem – 72’ (assisted by Gisele Thompson) WAS: 28 – Sandy MacIver; 14 – Gabby Carle; 4 – Rebeca Bernal; 9 – Tara McKeown; 24 – Esme Morgan; 5 – Narumi Miura (16 – Courtney Brown 77’); 33 – Ashley Hatch; 22 – Heather Stainbrook (25 – Kysha Sylla 66’); 19 – Rosemonde Kouassi (7 – Croix Bethune 66’); 21 – Gift Monday (39 – Chloe Ricketts 87’); 8 – Makenna Morris (13 – Brittany Ratcliffe Unused Substitutes: 1 – Aubrey Kingsbury; 34 – Kiley Dulaney; 35 – Meg Boade LA: 19 – Angelina Anderson; 16 – M.A 46’); 3 – Savvy King; 11 – Sarah Gorden; 20 – Gisele Thompson (6 – Megan Reid 75’); 4 – Katie Zelem (99 – Madison Hammond 90+3’); 14 – Alanna Kennedy; 21 – Alyssa Thompson; 17 – Kennedy Fuller ( 23 – Christen Press 69’); 7 – Julie Dufour (10 – Claire Emslie Unused Substitutes: 1 – Hannah Stambaugh; 9 – Casey Phair; 12 – Maiara Niehues; 28 – Lily Nabet  LA – Kennedy Fuller – 24’ – Yellow Card WAS – Gift Monday – 35’ – Yellow Card LA –  Savy King – 84’ – Yellow Card LA – Sam Laity – 90+8’ – Red Card including the decisive goal in the eighth minute of second-half stoppage time to give Angel City FC a 4-3 road victory over the Washington Spirit on Friday night Tiernan has five goals over the past five matches for Angel City (3-2-2 Gisele Thompson and Katie Zelem also scored goals for Angel City who received the winning score two minutes before the match was called Esme Morgan scored her first two NWSL goals for the Spirit (4-3-0 Her second tally tied the score in the 89th minute Gift Monday also had a goal for Washington The Spirit never led and rallied from 2-0 and 3-2 deficits Angel City got the most important score as Claire Emslie took a corner kick and Christen Press’ glancing header sent the ball to Tiernan who was just feet from the goal and slammed a right-footed shot into the net Jacob Wilson is just 62 games into his major league career but he’s already earned the reputation as a supreme contact hitter The Athletics’ shortstop showed off his skills with… The Pittsburgh Pirates will turn to ace Paul Skenes to try to snap their longest losing skid of the season on Tuesday night when they visit the St Francisco Lindor’s three-run home run gave the Mets the breathing room they needed Monday but the agility he showed to prevent a potential stolen base in the ninth inning was… Paul Skenes, slumping Pirates look to find footing vs. Cards Diamondbacks, familiar foe Mets to duel in the desert again Astros still looking for timely hitting in series vs. Brewers Justin Verlander, Giants look to shut down high-scoring Cubs Gisele Thompson's first NWSL goal was assisted by the most fitting person imaginable: her older sister Alyssa The Angel City pair became the first sisters to combine for a goal in NWSL history combining for their team's second in a wild 4-3 win against the Washington Spirit on Friday night With Angel City already up a goal at Audi Field Alanna Kennedy found Alyssa Thompson with a pinpoint long ball The winger drove in a left-footed cross that her younger sister flicked home with an audacious aerial effort The Spirit struck back with two goals before halftime but Gisele would then deliver an assist in the 72nd minute for Katie Zelem Esme Morgan looked to have given the Spirit a dramatic late draw with her second goal of the night in the 89th minute but Angel City stunned the home side in the 98th minute as Riley Tiernan completed a brace of her own to give her side the win "I'm so happy we got the win and the sister-to-sister goal," Gisele said after the game especially in this high [level] of football and getting my first goal was just so incredible." joined Angel City prior to the 2024 season Friday's goal came in her 22nd appearance in the NWSL The goal at Audi Field wasn't the first major accomplishment for the Thompsons this year. In February, they became just the second pair of sisters to start a U.S. women's national team game together Friday's assist continued a red-hot start to the season that has seen her tally three goals and two assists in her first six league matches LEESBURG — A Eustis bicycle rider died in an accident on County Road 473 late afternoon Sunday The 69-year-old cyclist was riding along the northbound outside shoulder of County Road 473 near the Fountain Lake subdivision and "swerved in the direct path of the Toyota truck" that was traveling southbound according to a Florida Highway Patrol news release was not hospitalized and the crash remains under investigation "All motorists should use extra caution when driving around bicyclists, motorcyclists and commercial motor vehicles," the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles tells us on its website reminding us that we need to share the road "Drivers must give bicyclists a minimum of three feet of clearance when driving alongside or passing them — it's the law ," the FHMSV says And since May is National Bicycle Safety Month bike riders need to note the safety recommendations of national safety organizations "You should ride your bike with traffic, not against it," reports Road Bike Basics. "Your body is designed to take a greater impact from behind," the article explains Though some bicyclists feel safer riding against the flow of traffic The Florida Bicycle Association reports on its website: "Drivers are less likely to anticipate a cyclist approaching from the opposite direction when leaving or entering cross-streets or driveways The association has jointly published a bike safety guide with several partners, accessible at floridabicycle.org Whether explicitly stated in a statute or not riding against the flow of traffic is illegal in all states Because bike riders must follow the road rules intended for all drivers an officer can ticket a bike rider for riding against the flow of traffic just as a driver would be in deep trouble if driving the wrong way a bicyclist must obey all traffic controls and signals in Florida: "Do not ride a bicycle under the influence of alcohol or drugs Stay alert — do not text while biking or wear headphones or earbuds so you can hear everything around you and a bicyclist riding on sidewalks or in crosswalks must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and must give an audible signal when passing." The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration also recommends riding with the flow of traffic. That and offers tips can be found at nhtsa.gov/road-safety/bicycle-safety The first and only reputable source for real news facts and information about hot topics and issues in Leesburg and Lake County Loyalty Road (Route 665) between Tarleton Drive and Bald Hill Road (Route 673) will be closed to through traffic Monday according to the Virginia Department of Transportation Those needing to reach properties along Loyalty Road will have access but will not be able to go beyond the point of pipe replacement (located just south of Bald Hill Road adjacent to the property at 14112 Loyalty Road) in either direction Through traffic will be detoured via Bald Hill Road Newvalley Church Road (Route 663) and Stumptown Road (Route 662) back to Loyalty Road You can get traffic, work zone and incident information online at 511.vdot.virginia.gov, via the free mobile 511Virginia app or by calling 511 in Virginia anywhere anytime Follow VDOT Northern Virginia on Twitter: @vadotnova Please note that this file is not ADA compliant If you're part of a startup that's helping children people with mobility challenges and providing life skills the Lake County Office of Housing & Community Services has provided citizens an opportunity to make a Request for Grant Applications (RGA) to support youth prevention and intervention programs as well as human services programs benefiting at-risk individuals and families Eligible organizations may apply for funding of up to $25,000 a program Organizations may only apply for one of the two available grant categories Applications will be accepted beginning Monday Children’s Services Council (Youth Services) Human Services Programs (Elder and Family Services) The deadline to submit completed applications is Wednesday Interested organizations can access the fillable application form at the Lake County Grant Opportunities or by contacting Amy Elliott at HHS@lakecountyfl.gov For more information, visit Lake County Housing and Community Services A homeless woman in Leesburg was arrested for trespassing when she was found digging in dumpsters at Leesburg Square Plaza An officer observed 45-year-old Athena Marie Fouser digging in the dumpster behind a business in the Leesburg Square Plaza the officer recognized her from multiple prior contacts He ran her information through dispatch and asked if she had been trespassed from the property before Fouser was arrested for trespass after warning and transported to Lake County Jail She was released on her own recognizance and is responsible for appearing in court on May 20 Fouser was also arrested in March for causing a disturbance at a Wawa in Leesburg and in February for screaming while trespassing outside an auto parts store A Leesburg man has been sentenced to 12 years last week after being found guilty of several battery and drug charges in a 2022 case 36-year-old Jettzel Jomar Felix-Marcano was found guilty on all charges related to his 2022 arrest He was convicted of aggravated battery with great bodily harm He was sentenced to 12 years in the Florida Department of Corrections Deputy Sullivan responded to the Leesburg Police Department for a previous battery that occurred within the Lake County Sheriff’s Office jurisdiction Officers from the LPD originally spoke with the victim who entered their lobby to report being continuously battered by Felix-Marcano the victim disclosed additional abuse by Felix-Marcano from forcefully placing a hand on a burning stove to beatings with a belt Deputy Caston found the belt described by the victim as being used by Felix-Marcano The officer also discovered a large amount of cannabis on the kitchen counter of the home which was collected and turned into evidence An Apopka woman was arrested on drug charges when officers found marijuana throughout her vehicle after she left a known narcotics residence An officer surveilling a known narcotics residence near 12th and West Main Streets observed a gray vehicle with the driver’s side door open at around 12:55 a.m There were multiple individuals standing around it before the driver later identified as 34-year-old Amy Marie Dinkins The officer followed the vehicle and continued to watch its movements The vehicle then entered the Circle K parking lot where another officer saw a woman and a man get into the vehicle The other officer watched Dinkins run a stop sign at the intersection of South Street and West Dixie Avenue Despite the officer’s lights and siren being activated the vehicle continued to “slow roll” for about a block before eventually coming to a complete stop near Rogers Park officers on scene drew their firearms and initiated felony stop procedures Dinkins and the passenger were ordered to exit the vehicle An officer approached Dinkins while a K-9 unit came to the scene to assist The K-9 sniffed around the outside of the vehicle and positively alerted to the odor of narcotics giving the officers probable cause to search the vehicle There were several small pieces of marijuana on the front passenger seat and a small clear baggie that tested positive for THC in a brown purse with Dinkins’ ID Further inspection revealed another clear bag behind the driver’s seat and a clear container The total weight of the marijuana was 6 grams Dispatch informed the officers that Dinkins had active warrants from Lake and Orange Counties Her license had been cancelled since April 1 While the passenger was released from the scene Dinkins was arrested on charges of possession of marijuana (less than 20 grams) drug paraphernalia (possess or use) and driving while license suspended/revoked (with knowledge) She was transported to Lake County Jail and released after posting $5,000 bond A debate over rampant growth raged for more than three hours Monday night before Leesburg commissioners in a special meeting at Venetian Gardens District 3 Commissioner Jay Connell had proposed a moratorium on future annexations and developments until Jan His resolution would not be applied to existing developments and would not stop the issuance of building or occupancy permits It would have no impact on residential or commercial buildings on the more than 16,281 lots already approved by the city More than a thousand area residents signed petitions in support of the resolution the meeting was moved from City Hall to the  Venetian Center where more than 100 residents were in attendance City Manager Al Minner recommended the rejection of Connell’s resolution Minner presented information on the economic benefits of development to the city He explained that the city has been proactive in developing infrastructure needed to support growth When Mayor Alan Reisman opened the microphone for public comment more than 30 people lined up at the podium CEO of one of Leesburg’s largest employers questioned how the city could consider slowing the local economy when nearly $2 trillion has been lost due to trade wars shaking up the global economy the message to the business community is you’re closed for business,” he said He urged the commission to hold meetings involving the city Other business owners and associations also told the commissioners that Connell’s proposal would hurt the economic health of Leesburg Sandi Moore of the Leesburg Chamber of Commerce told the commission that the suspension of growth would put Leesburg at a disadvantage when employers compared it to other local communities Local resident Mario Nappa, who has often addressed traffic concerns “I think we have unbridled growth affecting the quality of life of the existing residents of this city,” Nappa said “We need a moratorium just so that the infrastructure can keep up Because the traffic is just becoming unbearable.”  Lake County Commission Chair Leslie Campione urged the commissioners to respect the Lake County future land use maps when considering annexations She pointed out that 16,000 acres have been annexed into cities in the county and that Leesburg has annexed over 4,568 acres Many of those acres included property which had been designated as rural protected areas She also indicated that the county does not have the funds available for major capital improvements Connell told the commissioners that a “yes” vote would be for the residents and a “no” vote would be for big business while expressing the need for improving the roads Commissioner Mike Pederson suggested that impact fees and even taxes be increased to address the road deficiencies The resolution failed 4-1 with only Connell voting for it A Leesburg man was arrested for battery after allegedly getting into a drunken brawl in downtown Leesburg during Bikefest Officers were patrolling in downtown Leesburg when they observed 28-year-old Cazzie Alijah Hunt standing over a male victim who was laying on the ground at around 12:50 a.m An officer saw Hunt swing his arm in a punching motion at the victim about two times The victim appeared to be unconscious with a laceration above his left eyebrow He was unable to tell the officer basic identifying information did not look like he understood the situation and was unable to decide to pursue prosecution an officer saw what looked like blood on the right inside corner of his mouth He was taken to the hospital for his injuries Hunt was arrested on charge of battery and transported to Lake County Jail Fla.—A Eustis man was killed while riding a bicycle when he swerved in front of a pickup truck Sunday a 61-year-old Leesburg man was driving a 2020 Toyota Tacoma southbound on County Road 473 near Fountain Lake Boulevard in the Bassville Park area of Leesburg when a 69-year-old man riding a bicycle northbound in the southbound lane and the Eustis man was pronounced deceased on the scene Copyright © 2025 Inside Lake | Powered by Compass Creative Group Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInWALB is working to produce a video for this story (WALB) - The city of Leesburg was briefly without water after a water line was cut on Thursday Leesburg City Manager Bob Alexander told WALB that a cable company cut a main waterline on 5th Street and people were asked to avoid the area as crews worked on repairing the pipe Have a news tip or see an error that needs correction? 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Please include the article’s headline in your message A man was arrested for trespassing after being found in a vacant house with a narcotic pipe next to him on a bed An officer conducted a secure check of a vacant residence he found 39-year-old Robert Bowen Rohrbaugh sitting on a bed inside the residence The officer was familiar with Rohrbaugh from prior contacts with him and knew his information An inquiry showed he was previously trespassed from the property on Nov the officer observed a clear glass bubble-style pipe sitting directly where Rohrbaugh was on the bed It was in an area that he had access to and was within reaching distance The officer did not observe another subject in the room with him at the time of discovering it The pipe had an unknown clear residue in the stem and a burnt unknown black substance in the bubble of the pipe It later tested positive for methamphetamine Rohrbaugh was subsequently arrested on charges of drug paraphernalia (possess or use) and trespass after warning He was transported to Lake County Jail with bond set at $2,000 The Georgia native was also one of three arrested in March for trespassing at a produce market in Leesburg A Deland woman who was arrested for attacking her ex-boyfriend’s female friend received more charges for violently resisting officers An officer responded to Justin’s Recycling regarding 36-year-old Tasha Joe Perry acting “out of control” at 11 a.m She was throwing glass and computers at customers and staff another officer was already speaking with the female victim outside the entrance The victim stated she previously brought a computer to the location to be fixed and returned this day to pick it up The owner was outside smoking a cigarette when she got there The victim and owner began talking since they were long-time friends when suddenly the owner’s recent ex-girlfriend She got out of the vehicle she came in and quickly approached the victim “You must be one of his little maid whores.”  The victim replied that she did not work for Justin’s Recycling but rather ran her own restaurant Perry told the victim to shut up before she did something Perry then began striking the victim with a closed fist in the area of her face The victim defended herself and received several scratches on her chest near her left and right collarbone and the left side of her neck and she had blood on her clothes from the blood dripping off her thumb The injury was caused by a glued-on fake nail being pried off during the altercation The store owner separated the victim and Perry by physically putting himself in the middle and helping the victim inside the business Perry was able to get inside and continued to berate the victim The store owner once again separated the two by holding Perry and escorting her to a back room Perry was handcuffed near the entry doors of the business and the officers began escorting her to a patrol vehicle Once they were off the sidewalk and in the parking lot she started shouting at the victim who was sitting in her vehicle Perry turned and attempted to walk toward her while shouting that she was going to harm her An officer gave Perry numerous verbal commands to walk to leave the victim alone and walk to the patrol vehicle She had to be forcefully redirected toward the patrol vehicle sat on the ground and would not stand up on her own saying they were going to earn their money that day The officers had to physically lift Perry from the ground and carry her toward the patrol vehicle she violently thrusted herself and bumped into an officer causing him to fall to the ground and lose his grip on her Once the officer stood from the ground and regained control of Perry they continued to escort her to the patrol vehicle She was placed inside on the rear passenger side The officer got into his patrol vehicle and began to drive to the LPD for the booking process but had to stop due to Perry kicking the rear passenger door He then grabbed the handcuffs that were placed on Perry to stop her from kicking my door she continually attempted to “jerk” them out of his grip and get out of the vehicle using the passenger side while he was telling her to be still The other officer opened the rear passenger door and placed leg shackles on Perry this time straight to the Lake County Jail for the direct booking process due to Perry having undone the seatbelt and laid on her back in the seat She was once again kicking the rear passenger door window area Perry was taken out of the vehicle and put on the ground to be secured in a hobble She was next out back in the patrol vehicle where she became extremely combative toward law enforcement While trying to place the seatbelt on Perry she was able to get it into her mouth and bit down She was given multiple commands to release the seatbelt but refused Once the officers got the seatbelt free of her bite she moved her head forward toward one of them An officer grabbed Perry’s shoulders in order to control her and commanded her not to bite him while he was trying to place the seatbelt around her Perry stated she was going to bite him and continued to pull herself toward him An officer successfully pulled Perry away to a full seated position making placing the seatbelt on her nearly impossibly She also continually tried to bite the seatbelt as an officer was trying to place it around her to reach the buckle