NEW YORK (1010 WINS) – A homeless woman who was featured in a documentary on NBC went on drunken crime spree in Manhattan Friday night, stealing multiple cars, crashing into over a dozen more and eventually flipping one vehicle on the FDR before crashing near City Hall, police said.
Aludein Marks, a 25-year-old woman from the Bronx, faces charges of robbery, grand larceny, driving while intoxicated and operating a motor vehicle while impaired on drugs.
After that Marks allegedly stole a Toyota Camry and crashed into 15 other vehicles as she drove towards lower Manhattan, the New York Post reported. Her crime spree ended when she crashed into a barrier near City Hall, police said.
No one was seriously hurt in the crime spree, but it left a trail of destruction from the Upper East Side to lower Manhattan, police said.
Marks was interviewed by NBC in 2014 for a segment about homeless LGBTQ teens.
"You have to go based off of your natural human instincts of survival," Marks said in the interview, recalling her time on the cold, rainy streets of New York.
