Comedian Tiffany Haddish was arrested by Beverly Hills police early this morning after allegedly falling asleep behind the wheel of her car on Beverly Drive. The incident, which marks the second time she has been involved in a similar incident, has made headlines and garnered attention from TMZ.

According to TMZ, which shared a video showing Haddish being handcuffed and placed into a police cruiser, officers discovered the comedian at approximately 5:45 a.m. slumped over the wheel of her car. Despite no reports of an accident, the engine of her vehicle was still running.

While details surrounding the incident are still emerging, TMZ suggests that Haddish is likely to face charges related to driving under the influence (DUI). Deadline has reached out to police officials and Haddish's representatives for further information on the matter.

It is worth noting that this is not the first time Haddish has been involved in a similar incident. Last year, in Atlanta, she was arrested under similar circumstances. Peachtree City police reported that Haddish had fallen asleep at the wheel, resulting in charges of DUI and improper stopping on a roadway. A trial for this incident is scheduled for next month.

This recent arrest has once again brought the issue of driver fatigue and the consequences of driving under the influence into the spotlight. Authorities and public figures alike are constantly stressing the importance of responsible driving and the dangers associated with driving while impaired or tired.

Haddish, known for her hilarious performances on stage and in movies, will now have to face legal proceedings following this incident. As more details unfold, the seriousness of the charges and potential repercussions for the comedian remain uncertain.

It is a reminder to all individuals to prioritize their safety and that of others on the road by making responsible choices when behind the wheel. Hopefully, this incident will serve as a reminder and a call to action for everyone to be more cautious and aware while driving.