What’s more shocking than a high-speed chase with a stolen Cadillac? A high-speed chase in which the suspect is naked might just take the cake. That’s what state troopers were dealing with in a recent police chase that ended with a crashed Caddy and one au naturel driver in cuffs.

Police say they arrested a ‘nearly fully unclothed’ Florida woman after she led them on a 110-mph chase

The chase started when police officers noticed a stolen 2009 Cadillac DTS driving on Interstate 75. But when the troopers attempted to pull the wayward Cadillac over, the Florida woman behind the wheel decided to make a run for it.

But here’s the kicker: the 24-year-old motorist, Rachael Lynn Stefancich, was naked, or at least very nearly naked, while she attempted her high-speed escape. And the lack of clothes certainly didn’t slow her down.

According to the authorities, Stefancich hit 110 mph during the chase. But her raw, naked speed wasn’t enough to give the pursuing FHP Dodge Chargers the slip.

The cops in the chase followed her onto a state road, where they performed a PIT maneuver, per WFLA. The maneuver sent the white Cadillac off the road and into a fenceline. And just like that, the chase was over.

“Rachael Lynn Stefancich, 24, of Plant City, nearly fully unclothed, was immediately taken into custody and arrested for grand theft auto, reckless driving, fleeing & eluding, possession of methamphetamine and driving while license suspended,” the FHP said in a statement. 

If the nakedness and reckless driving weren’t enough, Stefancich’s speed puts her in violation of Florida’s new super speeder law. According to the law, any driver who exceeds 100 mph or drives 50 mph faster than the posted speed limit is subject not just to a fine, but possible jail time.