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A Florida lady named Sarah Ramsammy was detained on Saturday after she is accused of speeding across the sand in her blue SUV while intoxicated while on the beach at Smyrna Dunes Park. In a statement, the Volusia Sheriff's Office said that Sarah Ramsammy, 26, of Orlando, was charged with driving under the influence, careless driving, and failing to obey a traffic control device. The statement claimed that Ramsammy had a blood alcohol level that was nearly double the state legal limit.

Ramsammy and an unnamed woman can be seen conversing to police while her car is partially buried in the waves in body camera footage that was captured at the scene. Witnesses claimed that Ramsammy was driving at 50 mph when she nearly hit a toddler. Ramsammy revealed to police, "I was the driver, and they pulled us over and said we almost hit a kid." "They told us that, but I didn't think we would."

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Sarah Ramsammy is 26 years old.

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Ramsammy said to the police, "We were just trying to turn around; We didn't think we could make a U-turn here, so we were just trying to keep going." When Ramsammy was informed by the officers on the video that she was being arrested, she said, "It's okay." According to Volusia Sheriff's Office records, Ramsammy was later freed from custody after paying $1,500 bail.

It's unclear at this time if she sought legal counsel. PEOPLE has inquired for a response. The beachgoers afterwards described the horrific incident on the Today show and expressed gratitude for having stopped the disaster.

"My little boy was playing in the sand when this kid suddenly started shouting, 'Hey, watch out!'" Mother of a 3-year-old, Ashley Young, detailed what happened to NBC's morning broadcast, saying, "I was yelling at them from the window like, 'You almost hit my son, first of all, a lot of other kids, dogs.'" She responded, "Well, I didn't. Ariel Hiddleston remarked, "Last night, as I lay in bed, I couldn't help but think, 'I could have easily run over a kid. She simply stopped because she was stopped, that's all.