Woman high on cannabis panics and jumps from rideshare on I-96

Not a good idea

A woman, who was allegedly under the influence of cannabis, experienced a moment of panic while riding in a rideshare vehicle. In a concerning turn of events, she chose to abruptly exit the moving vehicle on I-96 near I-94, according to reports from state police.

While state police were enroute, it was reported that a 31-year-old Detroit woman, the victim, had managed to escape from the vehicle during what appeared to be a kidnapping.

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Witnesses recounted an incident where a woman abruptly leapt out of a vehicle in the left lane of I-96. Subsequently, a rideshare driver informed that she had disembarked from his vehicle due to her discontent with the chosen route towards downtown Detroit.

“During she interview it was determined she was under the influence of marijuana and had anxiety because she saw a sign that said Port Huron and panicked thinking he was taking her somewhere else,” state police said on X.

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