Shocking Crash Involving Adult Film Star! 😱🚘

I'm not always having sex just because I did porn. Oh my god, I hate my life so much. In a shocking turn of events, a pastor was run over by none other than a former porn star. It all started at the upscale Continuum condo building on South Beach. Investigators say the alleged driver, Catherine Colabella, left her damaged Mercedes with a valet before heading upstairs. Sharp-eyed management quickly noticed something was amiss and alerted the police. Bodycam footage from the scene of the hit and run reveals a dramatic scene. Officers holding off traffic while the injured pastor lay on the ground, receiving urgent medical attention. He was eventually placed on a stretcher and rushed to the hospital. The next day, Colabella made a surprising move by visiting the Miami Beach Police Department to inquire about her towed car. In a twist, she confessed to the police that she had run over the pastor, Noah Aguilar, and left him lying on the street. Aguilar suffered a severe head injury from the crash, requiring surgery and a medically-induced coma. Miraculously, he eventually woke up and was able to communicate with his family. Colabella now faces serious legal consequences, including two felony charges, reckless driving with serious bodily injury and leaving the scene of an accident involving serious bodily injury. Our next star was lucky to be stopped before having an accident. It all unfolded on Thanksgiving morning in 2022 when a Tampa police officer pulled over an erratic driver, Chloe DeFata, whose antics rivaled even her most sensational on-screen acts. Well, I live at the Heron up here. I'm just going home. OK. Do you have any kind of medical issues or anything like that? No, sir. OK. Where are you coming from? Ybor. We have, yeah, I was picking up from Ybor. OK. Do you have your license with you? I do not. I have my registration. I don't have my license on me. OK. Do you have a license? I do, yes. OK. I just don't have it on me. I apologize. OK. Yeah. Do you have a registration then? Do you have any ID at all? Not on me. No, but at my apartment, I do. OK. OK. Do you want my registration? Yeah, if you got it. Yes, sir. Here you go. So you're not living on Nuremberg anymore? No. That's my mother. OK. I moved up to the Heron up here recently. God, I've never... So you have nothing with your information on it? Not on me right now, no. At my apartment, I do. OK. All right. What's your name? Chloe. Spell it. C-H-L-O-E. Last name? DeFata. Same as your mom's? Yes, Marissa. What's your date of birth? 10-12-03. Do you have a middle initial? S, Suzanne. OK. Just hang tight for me. Despite the information Chloe provided, the officer remained skeptical of her sobriety and proceeded with field sobriety tests, sparking escalating tension. Can you hop out real quick for me? For what? So I can talk to you outside here. All right. Step back this way for me. All right. So where exactly were you coming from? Over in Ebor. Anywhere in particular or...? I was just picking my friend up from the club. OK. So you were just picking him up? Yes. So you didn't go inside any club? No, sir. OK. OK. Do you have any medical issues with you? Do you take any kind of medications? No, sir. How much have you had to drink tonight? None. Not a drop? Not a drop. Would you mind if I checked your eyes as part of field sobriety to make sure that you're OK to be driving? For what? Well, right now I'm concerned because I can smell some alcohol coming from your breath. I have not. You're telling me that you just went to go pick your friend up from the club. Yes, I did, sir. Based on your clothes. All right. I went out to dinner before I picked him up. Sure. Yes, sir. Sure. So right now I'm concerned about your level of sobriety based on if you're driving. Yeah, I will tell you as much as I am perfectly fine. Thank you so much. That's why I would like to check your eyes to kind of ensure that you're OK. I'm all right. Thank you, though. OK, here's what's going on. Like I said, I've been following you for a good little bit since you were at Nebraska and 7th. OK, so as we went down Nebraska, you were above the speed limit. You went over into the bike lane. You went back over to the other lane. You stopped past the stop bar on to, I believe it was Scott back there. I made a wide turn onto Twigs. I made a wide turn onto here. In my contact with you, like I said, I'm smelling some alcohol from your breath. I have not drank any alcohol tonight. Well, I would like to check your eyes to kind of ensure that you're OK. I can tell you right now that I'm good to be driving my car. Sure. And I live right down the street right here on. Sure. And in my interaction with you, I'm seeing some indications of impairment. So I'd like you to do I'd like to at least check your eyes to ensure that you're OK to be driving. You don't have to do it. It's up to you if you want to do it or not. No, however, what happens if you don't? What happens is it puts me in a position where I have to make a decision to arrest you or not based on the evidence that I've seen this far. Yeah. So that's why I'm trying to give you the opportunity to kind of, you know, prove some of this way. So I will tell you right now that I am good to be driving back to my apartment right now. Tomorrow's Thanksgiving. Sure. Go to my mother's house tomorrow. Sure. So I have not been drinking. I'm good to go. So I don't know what else to tell you. So would you mind if I checked your eyes as part of field sobriety? You may check my eyes. After conducting an eye check, the officer determined Chloe needed to undergo further tests, but she vehemently refused, leading to her arrest for DUI. Do you wear glasses or contacts? I do. I have glasses. You don't have them on right now. Do you have contacts in right now? No, I do not. OK. I lost my glasses. Put your feet together for me. Yes, sir. Hands down by your side. Can you see my light right here? I can. You just go ahead and put your hair behind your face. Yes, sir. There you go. All right. What color is my light? Red. All right. What I'm going to do is I'm going to move this red light from side to side. What I want you to do is focus on the red light, follow it with your eyes and your eyes only without moving your head. OK. Chloe, I'm seeing some things in your eyes. It's going to be a little concern as far as your level of sobriety. I'd like you to do a couple other field sobriety exercises. Would you be willing to do them for me? No, sir. I feel like I've taken enough. I need to go home. I need to go to bed. I want to go make sure my cat's good and go to my mother's tomorrow morning. OK. Again, let me just kind of, again, advise you where we're at in the kind of proceedings here. I'd like you to do the field sobriety exercises. I can't force you to do them. If you don't do them, like I said, it puts me in a position where I'd have to make a decision to arrest you or not based on the evidence. I understand that, sir. You're terrifying the s**t out of me, if I'm going to be honest with you. I mean, I'm not trying to be. I'm trying to be courteous to you. I want to go home. Sure. I want to go to sleep. Sure. I want to go to my mother's tomorrow. I don't know what else to tell you. This is taking up time. I want to go to bed. I've had enough that happened tonight. Sure. So let me just kind of ask you one more time. Do you want to do the field sobriety exercises? No, I want to go home. Since Chloe declined to participate in the sobriety exercise, the officer made the decision to bring her in for DUI. Regrettably, this marked the onset of significant chaos. Stop. Put your shoe on your back. Stop. Listen. Stop. Relax. Can you stop doing that to me, please? Okay, I will do your whatever test. I will do your test, sir. Sir, okay? I will do your test, please. The horse has already left the barn for that. Okay, right now you're being arrested for DUI. Okay, I'm going to ask that you submit to a breast sample that's going to measure the amount of alcohol that you have in your system. Sir. If you don't, there's some penalties that'll go along with that. Sir. Namely, your license will be suspended for a period of six months. For a period, I'm sorry. Sir, can I just do whatever you need me to do? I've already asked you, I mean, multiple times. Come back this way. 6-8, 10-15. Can I grab my phone? No, I'll grab it for you. Here, grab a seat. Can I do anything? Can you help? Inside the police car, Chloe's behavior escalated into a full-blown meltdown, yet even her tantrums couldn't alter the judge's decision to detain her. I'm so sorry, mama. I'm not gonna be there no more, bro. Oh my god. Okay, you know what? We're gonna get through this, Chloe. You really are. You're really gonna do it. What's up, man? So here's what's going on, okay? She's getting arrested for DUI. You're free to go. If you want to call an Uber or call a friend to come pick you up, that's gonna be your best bet. Okay, I just need her keys to get inside of the building. Well, let me clear that with her first. I'm not saying no, but let me make sure that she's okay with it. I got you, I got you. Phone is with me. Well, her phone's gonna go with her. Okay, okay. So tell you what, is that her wallet right here? Yep, yep, that's her wallet. Her key is in order for me to get into the house. Let me hold the keys for a second. If she's okay with you taking the key, I'm fine with that. And then is this like a book of release type of deal? So what's gonna happen is she's gonna have to stay for a minimum of eight hours from the time of the arrest. So it is four in the morning. That's actually wrong, it's actually three. So 11 a.m. would be like the earliest that she could get out, okay? Just let me know. Do you have any property in here? I do not. Is this your wallet? No, that is hers. If you could just do me a favor and just kind of hop out and just stand on the sidewalk for me, though, I would appreciate that. I don't care to take the vehicle? No, sir, it's gonna have to get towed. Okay, okay. As she was transported to Orange County Jail in Florida, Chloe's hopes of reuniting with her mother and cat faded as she provided a breath sample confirming her intoxication, leading to her booking into custody. God damn it. That's not even my phone. That's not even mine. Oh, my God. I hate my life so much right now. Like, this boat has no idea how much I hate my life right now. Oh, God. And? Oh, my God. I hate my life right now. I'm Officer Baden of the Tampa Police Department. I'm now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. If you refuse to take the test I requested of you, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of one year for a first refusal, or 18 months if your driving privilege has been previously suspended, or if you've been previously found under Florida Statute 327.35215 for refusing to submit to a lawful test for your breath, urine, and blood. Additionally, if you refuse to take the test I requested of you, and if your driving privilege has been previously suspended, or if you've been previously found under Florida Statute 327.35215 for refusal to submit to a lawful test for your breath, urine, or blood, you'll be committing a misdemeanor in addition to any other penalties which can be imposed by law. Refusing to submit to testing is admissible as evidence in a criminal proceeding. Do you understand that? I do, yes, sir. Will you provide a breath sample? I will not. Chloe ultimately faced charges of DUI and driving while suspended, with a judge ordering her to be held without bond pending her initial hearing. If you liked this video, subscribe, like, and leave a comment.