A woman, who flagged down a Harris County Constable Deputy, is now behind bars on charges of DWI and assaulting a peace officer.
According to a release, the deputy was flagged down by 28-year-old Autumn Ferro-Walters and began discussing her current personal affairs with Deputy Lazo. She also appeared to be intoxicated, officials said.
She then, according to officials, attempted to get into her vehicle to leave the area, however, the deputy prevented her from leaving. Ferro-Walters is charged with driving while intoxicated and assault of a peace officer.
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