Ford Motor Company heiress, Elena Ford, the granddaughter of Henry Ford II, was arrested for driving under the influence and child endangerment after she lost control of her Explorer, while her 11 year-old son Alessandro sat in the back seat, in Ferndale, Michigan on Sunday (April 3).

The 45 year-old reportedly ran the curb, drove onto the median and swerved back into traffic before she was pulled over by the cops. Elena tragically failed simple field sobriety tests.

Elena, who works as director of global marketing at Ford, got confused while reciting the alphabet and counting back from 100 to 80. She had to take a breathalyzer test and blew a .14, which is twice the legal limit.

The Ford heiress has already publicly apologized for her behavior and the embarrassment this incident caused her family. Elena’s lawyer released the following statement:

“Ms. Ford recognizes that this is a very serious matter, and she expresses her deepest apologies for the embarrassment this has caused her family and others around her. Ms. Ford has cooperated fully with law enforcement and will continue to do so.”