ny girl Ticketed for the use of 'Phony Passenger' to power in HOV Lane

a new York woman changed into ticketed after police pulled her over for using with a "phony passenger" in the HOV lane on the ny limited-access highway this morning, according to Suffolk County Police.

highway Patrol Officer Andrew Spina grew to be suspicious of the entrance seat passenger in a Subaru Outback cruising in the HOV lane while on patrol.

"When Officer Spina pulled over the car, he followed that the driving force, Candice Breen-Warren, had piled apparel, topped by means of a baseball hat, and a briefcase within the passenger seat in an try and resemble someone," Suffolk County Police talked about in a press release.

HOV lanes are reserved for buses and cars with two or greater occupants all the way through early morning and evening hours, in line with the Suffolk County Sheriff's office.

girl ticketed for the usage of a phony passenger within the HOV Lane.

Breen-Warren, sixty one, changed into issued summonses for HOV occupancy violation in addition to driving an unregistered and uninspected vehicle, in line with Suffolk County Police.

Breen-Warren didn't immediately reply to ABC news' request for remark.