AceShowbiz - Britney Spears was not involved in a high-speed police chase as some media outlets have falsely reported earlier this week. Contrary to rumors circulating online, there was no pursuit prior to her arrest.

The confusion appears to stem from a dispatch call made around 8:13 PM regarding a vehicle believed to be driven by Britney Spears. Reports suggested that she led law enforcement on an hour-long chase before being stopped, but California Highway Patrol Lt. Matt Gutierrez clarified these claims to TMZ.

According to Lt. Gutierrez, the initial call was likely triggered by other drivers who noticed erratic driving, possibly weaving on the road. However, this did not indicate that police were actively chasing her during that time. Instead, an officer driving nearby eventually located Britney Spears and pulled her over without incident. The lieutenant emphasized that Britney stopped immediately when signaled, confirming there was “zero chase.”

Following her traffic stop late Wednesday night, Britney Spears was taken into custody and subsequently transported to a hospital for blood toxicology tests. Sources have disclosed that pills, believed to be Adderall and allegedly purchased during one of her trips to Mexico, were found in her vehicle.

Britney’s manager, Cade Hudson, addressed the situation, describing it as an unfortunate and inexcusable event. He stated that Britney Spears will take appropriate steps to comply with the law and hopes this marks a turning point toward positive change. Hudson also noted that Britney’s children will spend time with her, and her close circle is developing a plan focused on her long-term success and well-being.

Despite the sensationalized reports, the facts confirm that there was no police chase involving Britney Spears, only a lawful traffic stop that led to her arrest and subsequent medical testing.