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Someone reported seeing the women Wednesday morning in their birthday suits at a rest area off Interstate 75, according to WFTS-TV in Tampa Bay. Three women in Florida are behind bars after lounging au naturel at a rest stop and then leading Pasco County officers on a high-speed chase that ended when one of them tried to attack officers with a pink baseball bat, authorities said. The three women said they had been staying at a relative’s house but left after an argument. Having nowhere else to shower, they said they used soap and water to bathe on the grass outside the rest stop building. A Florida Highway Patrol officer who responded to the call said that when she questioned the naked suspects, one of them said they had showered and were “air drying.” The women did get dressed before speaking to the state troopers, but then got into a white 2009 Nissan Sentra and drove away before the questioning had finished, according to WTSP-TV. The three women, identified as Oasis Mcleod, 18, Jeniyah Mcleod, 19, and Cecilia Young, 19, now face charges of fleeing to elude police, three counts of resisting arrest, two counts of aggravated assault and three counts of lewd behavior.

Troopers tracked down the vehicle to a convenience store parking lot. One trooper tried to arrest one of the women when she left the store, but her colleague appeared to purposely drive the car at the officer, authorities reported. At the same time, another woman got out of the car with a pink baseball bat and tried to hit the officer, according to an officer’s account in The Smoking Gun. The Nissan again drove away and was pursued by police. Authorities said they eventually stopped the car using spike strips. As officers busted out the windows of the car, the women interlocked arms to keep from being arrested, according to the New York Post. The women were shocked with Tasers before being taken into custody and sent to the Pasco County Jail, where they remained behind bars as of Friday evening, according to jail records charged with several counts of elude police.

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On Tuesday, Michael Rotondo, 30, was ordered by State Supreme Court Justice Donald Greenwood to move out of his parents’ house after living there rent free for eight years, the Syracuse Post-Standard reports. His  parents in New York will finally get to know what an empty nest feels like. http://WSTM, a local news channel, reports that, Christina and Mark Rotondo of Camillus, near Syracuse, sent their son numerous eviction notices and even gave him $1,100 to help him find a new place, despite being taken to court, Michael Rotondo still didn’t get the hint. While in court, citing a legal case he found. on the internet, Rotondo argued with Greenwood for a half an hour that he was entitled to an additional six months before eviction,

Greenwood reportedly praised Rotondo’s legal argument but sided with his parents and ordered him to move out, calling his demand for six more months “outrageous.” Rotondo retaliated by calling the judge’s order “outrageous.” also. According to ABC News, he plans to appeal the decision. Rotondo said in an interview with “Good Morning America” on Wednesday, “I’m not bothering them by living here, “It’s little to no cost to them, and considering how much they’ve harassed me, I think it’s the least that they should be required to do. Rotondo’s parents sent him five written notices that date back to February, one of which asks him to remove his broken car from their property, and suggest that for money, he could get a job or sell some of his belongings like his stereo and weapons. “There are jobs available even for those with a poor work history like you,” the letter reads, which was obtained by WSTM, “Get one — you have to work!”

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