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Published: 00:39 BST, 28 April 2021 | Updated: 15:54 BST, 28 April 2021Ī suspected drunk driver who streamed herself on Facebook Live saying 'f**k the police' while downing shots hours before she killed a veteran cop in a hit-and-run in New York City boasted about carrying a knife 'everywhere I go', it has been revealed. She faces 13 charges including manslaughter in the second degree and vehicular manslaughterīy Rachel Sharp For and Gina Martinez For Dailymail.Com.She then tearfully apologized for Tsakos' death as she was led out of the NYPD's 107th Precinct Tuesday.

Beauvais allegedly drove off before being arrested, telling cops: 'F**k you.

Tsakos, a married father of two young childen, was redirecting traffic on the Long Island Expressway following a separate fatal car accident.

She is accused of striking and killing NYPD Highway Officer Anastasios Tsakos, 43, around 2am Tuesday.

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Hours later, she allegedly got behind the wheel of her Volkswagen intoxicated and with a suspended license.

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In the video, she boasts of liking guns because 'they're pretty' and rants about being pro capital punishment.

She says cops are 'signing up for potential death' before signing off the footage with: 'F**k the police'.

Beauvais is seen vaping and drinking and, at one point, washes down the contents of a red shot glass with a bottle of Snapple.

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She spoke about the trial of ex-cop Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd and slammed the police.

Jessica Beauvais posted a 1 hour 51 minute livestream on her Facebook page Monday evening.

In May, James announced she was receiving end-of-life care and leaving public life.'Drunk driver', 32, who said 'f**k the police' and downed tequila and wine during podcast just HOURS before she 'killed cop in a hit-and-run' boasted about carrying a knife, being pro capital punishment and now faces 13 charges and 15 years in jail

Bland, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016, died six months after the show launched, aged 40. She began co-presenting her podcast alongside Lauren Mahon and Rachael Bland in 2018. She ran marathons, organised a charity ball and was named a patron of Bowel Cancer UK in 2021. The educator-turned-campaigner worked tirelessly over the past six years to raise awareness of the disease and getting bowel cancer at a young age. She was first diagnosed with Stage 4 bowel cancer in 2016 at the age of 35. The presenter spent her last days being cared for at her parents house, surrounded by family. James responded to the damehood and said she was “blown away and crying”.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were among donaters to the fund, and praised James for her “tireless efforts” in raising cancer awareness and they thanked her for “giving hope” to those living with the disease. “Through her tireless campaigning and by so openly sharing her experience she has not only helped in our fight against this terrible disease, she has ensured countless others with the Big C have not felt alone.” James with Prince William after he presented her with a damehood Deborah has been an inspiration and her honesty, warmth and courage has been a source of strength to so many people. Downing Street said: “The Queen has been pleased to approve that the honour of Damehood be conferred upon Deborah James.”īoris Johnson paid tribute to James, saying: “If ever an honour was richly deserved, this is it. In the weeks leading to her death, James was honoured with a damehood. She added: “She turned her bowel cancer diagnosis into an incredible force for good and through her tireless campaigning to raise awareness of bowel cancer symptoms, will have saved countless lives.” She was a powerful patron for Bowel Cancer UK, and leaves a stunning legacy through her BowelBabe Fund, a testament to the love and admiration so many had for her.” Genevieve Edwards, Chief Executive at Bowel Cancer UK, said: “We are truly grateful to have known Deborah and to call her our friend. Good Morning Britain host Charlotte Hawkins, BBC radio presenter Chris Stark and TV host Gaby Roslin were among those paying tribute. Dozens of figures from the entertainment world that James entered in her final years went online to pay their respects to the presenter.