A Summerville woman was arrested on Friday after it was reported that a vehicle ran off the roadway damaging personal property and then took off. According to the report, deputies were dispatched to Rossville Boulevard, near Cherry Street just before midnight on Friday. Dina Hartline said she was driving on Rossville Boulevard when a blue car turned in front of her from Cherry Street. Hartline said she was able to avoid the other car, but the blue car ran into two yards on Rossville Boulevard damaging property. Pieces of a dark blue bumper were also on the ground in the yards. Shane Sparks, who initially reported the incident said he heard something and went outside to see a blue car turn onto Dickeyville Road. He said he followed the car until it stopped at the Trion track field and saw an Hispanic woman get out of the vehicle and check the damage to the blue Honda Civic. He said she then got back into the vehicle and headed back toward Rossville Boulevard. Sparks said at that point he was unable to continue following the vehicle. Damage caused by the incident, according to the report, was a mailbox crushed and lying on the ground at a Rossville Boulevard residence. At that point Deputy Rebecca Farmer drove around looking for the vehicle that caused the damage. The damaged vehicle was found in the driveway of a Cherry Street home. Evea Karina Perez, of Summerville, told Farmer that she hadn't been driving the vehicle but had been home all night drinking. Sparks was called to the scene and identified Perez as the driver. Two juveniles that reportedly had been drinking were also at the home. One of those juveniles said he had been in the vehicle with Perez when the accident occurred. Perez was charged with failure to maintain a lane, driving without a license, and failure to notify owner when striking a fixture. She was transported to the Chattooga County Jail.