Florida Woman May Have The Hottest Mugshot

Meet Laura Sevostjanov... Apparently, she's hell on wheels on a date! She's also provided us with Florida's most recent hottest mugshot! Do you agree? 

Laura Sevostjanov was arrested on Tuesday, May 7, while speed dating. This wasn't the "speed dating" that most people know. No, she was caught racing like a stuntwoman in a "Fast and Furious" film.

According to reports, Laura and her date were arrested in Clearwater for allegedly racing on city streets. The two had left a bar, turned off Druid Road and headed south on Missouri Avenue. The 25-year-old Laura and her date, Christopher Cahill, 23, were pulled over near Belleair Road by Clearwater police officers. She was allegedly clocked at over 60 miles per hour in a 40 miles per hour zone.

Clearwater Police arrested each of the racing drivers. Charges against Laura Sevostjanov included racing on a highway, driving under the influence, and felonious possession of a firearm. She bonded out of jail at a total of $11,000. 

She may have gotten off easy. Her date, Cahill, was charged with: Felonious possession of ammunition, carrying a concealed firearm, felonious possession of firearm, grand theft firearm, driving under the influence, racing on a highway, and possession of marijuana. He remained in jail with a total bond of $211,500. 

Now, back to the important subject. Laura Sevostjanov is getting attention as the newest hottest mugshot in Florida. What do you think?

In Florida, there's a new law on the books regarding street racing. The newly-signed law increases fines, jail time, and can take away offenders' driver licenses. The fine was doubled to $2,000 for a first-time offender, along with a one-year loss of license. Charges can include fines of up to $4,000 as a third-degree felony, along with a 2-year loss of license for a second offense within a year.

I moved to St. Petersburg in 2019 and I must say, living in the Sunshine State has been fun! I have never gotten in trouble with the law but many of my friends have. The warm weather seems to have an impact on people and it's not always good! Every day there is a "Florida Man/Woman" headline in the news.  Many of the stories are funny but sadly always involve crimes being committed.

According to the Florida Department Of Corrections, there are 143 correctional facilities throughout the state. Have you ever been to any of them? What were you locked up for and for how long? I know, Im asking a lot of questions right?  I love hearing prison stories. Feel free to email me babs@wild941.com . If I share your story, I will keep you anonymous.

According to Prison Policy, The United States locks up more people per capita than any other nation. Basically that is 583 people per 100k residents.  There are currently over 1M people locked up in state prisons. When it comes to local jails there are currently 550K people locked up. Lastly in federal prisons and jails there are 208K people locked up.

Ok, so before looking below, what do you think is the most committed crime in Florida? I pretty much committed this crime, but I was able to get help before it was to late. No, I was not a  dealer but an addicted, and rehab was the best thing that ever happened to me. Have any ideas what it is yet? Many of us have fell victim to this crime or know someone who has.

Below  you will find the most committed crime in Florida. I have also included 4 other of the most committed crimes as well. This is according to research done by the Murphy's And Downs Law Offices.

According to the FBI, 30% of arrest in Florida are due to drug crimes. Drug offenses consist of anything from trafficking to possession. The amount of drugs you are caught with will affect the charge and the sentence.

There is a theft committed every minute in Florida. This is all according to Florida Department Of Law Enforcement.

Assault is the 3rd most committed crime in Florida.  Even a threat of bodily harm made with an apparent ability to cause the harm is considered assault. The threat however must cause a fear of of injury.

DUI is the 4th most committed crime in Florida. You must have a blood alcohol level of .08 or higher for you to be impaired. The penalties are determined by many factors such as how many times you've gotten a DUI also death/injuries or property damage caused by the driving.

 According to the Florida Department Of Law Enforcement an aggravated assault happens every nine minutes in Florida.