A grandmother is facing a raft of serious charges after being involved in a severe car crash and failing a sobriety test at the crime scene. Patricia Ebel, 49, was driving her 10-year-old grandson home after a day at the pool on Friday when she crashed her luxury black BMW 5-Series into a car that was stopped at an intersection in Naples, Florida. Ebel was captured on video staggering as she failed all field-sobriety-tests administered by Collier County Sheriff’s Deputies. Scroll down for video . Patricia Ebel, 49, was driving her 10-year-old grandson home after a day at the pool when she crashed her black BMW into a car that was stopped at an intersection in Naples, Florida . Patricia Ebel, 49, was arrested on Friday after crashing her black BMW into a car that was stopped at an intersection in Naples, Florida . Ebel was captured on video staggering as she failed all field-sobriety-tests . Ebel is facing DUI charges including driving with a .15-or-greater blood alcohol content with a minor in the car . She also refused to take a breathalyzer test. Her arrest report states that deputies smelled a strong odor of alcohol on Ebel, reports WINK News. Neither Ebel nor her grandson was injured in the crash, although her car was totalled. The driver of the car that was hit was later taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Ebel is facing DUI charges including driving with a .15-or-greater blood alcohol content with a minor in the car. Before she was taken away by police to be booked, her grandson ran up and hugged her. Neither Ebel nor her grandson was injured in the crash, although her car was totalled . Ebel's 10-year-old grandson was in the car with her, he ran up and embraced his grandma before cops took her away .
Patricia Ebel, 49, was arrested on Friday after crashing her luxary BMW 5-Series into a car that was stopped at an intersection in Naples, Florida.
She was captured on video staggering as she failed all field-sobriety-tests.
Ebel had been driving her 10-year-old grandson in the vehicle after a day at the pool.
She is facing DUI charges including driving with a.15-or-greater blood alcohol content with a minor in the car.