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   A Florida mother is charged with driving under the influence and child abuse   
   after she allegedly crashed her car and left her baby in the backseat after   
   the wreck.   
      
   According to an arrest affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, Josefina Lopez is   
   accused of crashing her car in a ditch in Clermont, Fla., with her baby on   
   July 25.   
      
   When police responded to the scene, the affidavit alleges, Lopez was   
   standing outside the vehicle — which had rolled onto its side — and   
   hadn’t   
   attempted to rescue the baby from the car.   
      
   Lopez told the responding officer that she was the driver of the car and   
   claimed she was sober even though she hadn’t been asked if she had been   
   drinking, the affidavit alleges. The officer alleged that he could smell   
   alcohol on her breath and that Lopez’s eyes were “glassy” and   
   “bloodshot.”   
      
   Lopez allegedly told police she had tried to make a U-turn after missing a   
   turn when the vehicle flipped over.   
      
   The baby was rescued from the car.   
      
   A witness told police, according to the affidavit, that after the crash, she   
   saw Lopez exit the car and heard her allegedly say, “Don’t call 911,   
   don’t   
   call 911, help me get my baby, he’s in the car.”   
      
   After a minute, the witness said Lopez was on the phone and allegedly said,   
   “Dad, you have to get down here, they already called 911.”   
      
   Police say Lopez was arrested on suspicion of DUI, abuse, aggravated abuse   
   and neglect of a child.   
      
   It is not immediately clear if she has entered a plea or retained an   
   attorney.   
      
   https://people.com/fla-woman-allegedly-crashed-car-baby-inside-told-   
   witness-not-to-call-911-police-8686274   
      
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