Reckless Revelry: Monmouth County Woman Faces Felony Charges in Chaotic Philly Car Meetup

A Monmouth County woman has turned herself in after a dangerous car meetup in Philadelphia last weekend, facing a slew of felony charges for her alleged involvement in the reckless and illegal gathering. Alexis Boyce, 20, of Englishtown, is accused of fleeing police, inciting a riot, criminal conspiracy, and causing a catastrophe, among other offenses.

Uncovering the Chaos: Drivers Flee, Bizarre Costumes Spotted at Illegal Philly Car Rally

Boyce Surrenders, Faces Felony Charges

Alexis Boyce, a 20-year-old from Englishtown, Monmouth County, has turned herself in to authorities after a chaotic car meetup in Philadelphia last weekend. Boyce is facing multiple felony charges, including fleeing a police officer, riot, criminal conspiracy, and causing/risking a catastrophe, as well as several misdemeanors. Her Dodge Challenger was seized and towed by the Marlboro police, with visible damage to the passenger side door and graffiti covering the vehicle.

Drivers Attempt to Flee as Police Arrive

According to the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office, a large group of vehicles, estimated to be between 50 and 200 cars, gathered for an illegal car meetup at a PepBoy's in Northeast Philadelphia. When police arrived on the scene, many of the drivers tried to flee, leading to a dangerous situation. One Philadelphia man is being held on $1.5 million bail after he nearly ran over several police officers and then hit another car.

Bizarre Costumes Spotted at the Rally

In addition to the reckless driving and attempts to evade law enforcement, police also reported that some of the participants were wearing bizarre costumes. Investigators arrested a Pittsburgh man, Albert Woynar, who was allegedly attending the illegal meetup in what appeared to be either a sun or banana costume. Woynar was also charged with several felonies and misdemeanors.

Ongoing Investigation and Call for Tips

Authorities are still working to identify other rallygoers, many of whom were also reportedly wearing unusual outfits. The Philadelphia Police Department's Criminal Intelligence Unit has released images of some of the unidentified participants in the illegal car meetup. Anyone with information or tips is encouraged to contact investigators by calling 215-686-TIPS.The Monmouth County woman's surrender and the subsequent charges serve as a stark reminder of the dangers and consequences associated with such reckless and unlawful gatherings. As the investigation continues, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office has vowed to use every resource at their disposal to hold the participants accountable for their "reckless, dangerous behavior."