Published on Jun 24, 2018 
 
 Surveillance cameras at a Mississippi gas station captured unbelievable video of a car jumping the curb and careening towards gas pumps. 
 
 
 
 The video is gut-wrenching to watch. The woman walked away from the accident with minor injuries. 

 By now, thousands have people have seen the video of the airborne car that landed upright beside a gas pump at a Flowood convenience store. Amazingly, Shelby Lynne May walked away from the bizarre scene Thursday at the Xtra Mile Marathon convenience store off Old Fannin Road with only minor injuries. 
 
 "She had an angel riding with her," said Rankin County Undersheriff Raymond Duke. "That's for sure." 
 
 According to investigators, May was behind the wheel of a white compact sedan when she was seen speeding over an estimated 100 miles per hour, traveling south on Old Fannin. 
 
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 "Actually a Rankin county constable, he was leaving a business near the service station," said Duke. "She had overcorrected gone into oncoming traffic, nearly had an accident there with another vehicle, crossed back over and went airborne." 
 
 The 24-year-old flipped the vehicle before coming to rest upright beside a gas pump at the convenience store. 
 
 WATCH THE VIRAL VIDEO HERE 
 
 "I'm being told from the deputy that worked the accident that she does work in the food industry, the food service industry and she was coming from work and admits to having several beverages," added Duke. 
 
 Fortunately, no cars or people were in her path. 
 
 May was later arrested and charged with DUI First Offense after being checked at a local hospital. 
 
 Friday, store employees removed the damaged sign she struck in front of the business. 
 
 They did not want to talk on camera, but after seeing the surveillance video, they said they were shocked it wasn't worse. 
 
 Authorities said May was wearing her work uniform, which was from a local restaurant, inside out. 
 
 She posted a $1,500.00 bond Friday and her court date is set for July 10. 
 
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 Video shows an out-of-control car in Mississippi going airborne and then crashing into a gas station — and the driver walking away. 
 
 Shelby Lynne May, 24, suffered only minor injuries after the spectacular crash at a Marathon Xtra Mile in Flowood Thursday, according to MSNewsNow, which posted the footage. 
 
 It shows May’s car doing a 180-degree flip in the air. It landed after narrowly missing a gas pump. 
 
 Investigators said May was seen speeding at 100 mph before the crash, the station reported. 
 
 She was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, according to the station. 
 
 “I'm being told from the deputy that worked the accident that she does work in the food industry, the food service industry and she was coming from work and admits to having several beverages,” Rankin County Undersheriff Raymond Duke said. 
 
 May is fortunate she wasn’t killed. 
 
 “She had an angel riding with her, that’s for sure,” he said, according to the station.
– Shelby Lynne May, a 24-year-old Mississippi woman, was charged with DUI after a high-speed crash—and she's incredibly lucky she wasn't being declared DOA instead. Video of the crash shows her sedan, which was traveling at more than 100mph, skidding into an embankment, becoming airborne, flipping in the air, and landing upright just in front of a gas pump at the Marathon Xtra Mile station in Flowood, Fox News reports. May, who suffered only minor injuries in the crash, can be seen walking away from the vehicle. "She had an angel riding with her," says Rankin County Undersheriff Raymond Duke. "That's for sure." Duke says a deputy who was leaving a nearby business at the time told him May had been speeding, "overcorrected [and] gone into oncoming traffic, nearly had an accident there with another vehicle, crossed back over, and went airborne," Mississippi News Now reports. He says May, who works in a local restaurant, admitted having "several beverages" after work. Authorities say May, who was freed after posting $1,500 bond, had her work uniform on inside out. (This Florida woman was charged with DUI on horseback.)