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While in the midst of street racing, 22-year-old Carmesia Flannigan got into a crash and allegedly hit 52-year-old Brandy Ballard.
The Birmingham Police Department shared that Flannigan was arrested and charged with murder, evading police after an accident with injuries, and unlawful possession of a controlled narcotic (BPD).
Apparently, the crash also involved three other vehicles.
“It was determined the driver who was reportedly racing left the scene of the accident. The preliminary investigation suggests witnesses observed vehicles racing prior to the accident. It was determined one of the drivers who was reportedly racing left the scene of the accident. The person who was pronounced deceased was a passing motorist and not affiliated with racing when her vehicle was struck,” the release states.
However, shortly after paying her bond and being freed, Flannigan created a video where she blamed Ballard for the collision and posted it to Facebook.
Originally posted back on March 23, the video has since been removed from Facebook and reposted to YouTube. In addition to the first viral video, a second lengthier video was also created.
In the first video, Flannigan can be heard saying, “That old ass lady swerved in my lane,” as well as denying fleeing the scene of the accident.
“I ain’t killed nobody. You hear me? I ain’t killed nobody. This lady ran into me,” she later says. “They ain’t charging her with shit. They charging me because I was alive, and I was there, basically. That’s how the police work.”
“But I’m not mad. Bitch, I handle my shit like a motherfucker OG would,” Flannigan says in the video. “Yeah, she dead. She dead. but I didn’t do it. The fuck? … She did it to her motherfucking self because she ran into me.”
Flannigan added, “I been driving Camaros. This ain’t my first one or my last one.”
According to the police report, Flannigan had allegedly crossed the middle line of the road and hit Ballard’s car, which caused her fatal injuries.
Ballard’s niece was left “so angry” after watching the video, saying “It’s very frustrating. It’s humiliating. … There’s no remorse. There’s no heart involved. I want it stopped.”
District Judge Katrina Ross granted the Jefferson County prosecutors’ plea to revoke Flannigan’s bond. Ross allegedly issued a warrant for Flannigan’s arrest and mandated that she be kept without bond.
Watch it here: Youtube/Illicit Deeds
