Police were called to an accident scene near the intersection of Waterlevel and Lowry Roads in Somerset Township around 5:58 p.m. Saturday. VIDEO: Watch Ashlie Hardway's report 
 
 Police said that after her release from the state police barracks, Leonard offered a stranger $3 for a ride back to her crashed vehicle, which she entered and began driving. As Leonard was driving her vehicle for a second time, she lost control, traveled off the roadway and sideswiped a parked vehicle.
– You'd think a DUI arrest would be a wake-up call. Apparently not for everyone. Pennsylvania State Police say they arrested 47-year-old Michele Leonard for driving under the influence on Saturday after Leonard crashed her car near an intersection in Somerset County, per KDKA. She was then released, but instead of heading home, Leonard paid a stranger $3 to drive her back to her vehicle, police tell WTAE. Was she just going to pick up her purse? Um, no. Police say Leonard got behind the wheel and starting driving down the road before she lost control again, sideswiped a parked car, and crashed into a man's shed around 6pm. "I looked out my window and saw a car fly down my driveway, past my truck, heard a big crash ... She slammed into my shed," says Stanley Fisher. "She tried to back up. I stopped her, took her keys from her. She said, 'I can't get another DUI.' I said, 'What do you mean?' She said, 'I already have one today.'" Police have charged Leonard over the second incident; her blood-alcohol test results are pending. (This guy was arrested for DUI in a motorized wheelchair.)