A viral video of an Ocean Boulevard burnout by a Dodge Charger has already garnered 1 million views on Tik Tok.
Ocean Boulevard in downtown Myrtle Beach was closed for over an hour as the incident occurred.
Ocean Boulevard Arrest
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Myrtle Beach police officers can be viewed above drawing guns along a crowded Ocean Boulevard.
Lajiah Dakaylyn Palmer, 20, was arrested and charged with reckless driving, resisting arrest, and plate use on another vehicle, according to a police report. Chkarri Lamoesha Seburn, 19, was arrested and charged with possession of fake ID and simple possession of marijuana.
Palmer and Seburn both live in Charlotte, NC and were in Myrtle Beach for Easter Weekend Spring Break.
A Myrtle Beach Police Department officer was on foot patrol Saturday in the area of Mr. Joe White Avenue and North Ocean Boulevard when the officer witnessed a crowd responding to a blue Dodge Charger doing burnouts on the boulevard.
The officer tried to chase down the vehicle when the car went around the officer, according to the report. The vehicle eventually went into the wrong lane and a woman in the crosswalk who tried to stop the vehicle was hit in the knee.
The Charger was detained next to Peaches Corner near 9th Avenue North where officers can be seen weapons drawn.
The officer who was seen running moments earlier is now in front of the car pointing a gun at it, and ordering the occupants to get out of the car.
A third officer arrives on the scene with his gun drawn, and the driver is detained out of the view of the camera. The passenger is then removed.
Both Lajiah Dakaylyn Palmer, the driver and Chkarri Lamoesha Seburn, the passenger, were booked and sent to jail.
As of this publication, Lajiah Dakaylyn Palmer still remains in custody.