My question involves criminal law for the state of: Florida
I am a new state misdemeanor probationer, under a one year supervision for less than one month now. During that time, I have paid all of my fees and completed all of the conditions of probation.
I have a health condition that causes panic attacks that I am under psychiatric care for. While out running errands and driving along a state highway in my county, I started to experience panic attack symptoms but I did not have any medication with me to take for it. My goal was to drive to the county line, doing deep breathing to alleviate the symptoms, and then turn around and drive back. In this state, you cannot leave your county of residence.
When I approached the county line, a road crew was cleaning underbrush from the roadsides and a deputy car was with them sitting at the county line with his lights on. When I pulled off to turn around, he came up behind me and ran my tag.
At the point, my panic attack became full blown. I was unable to satisfactorily answer all his questions due to the confusion of the panic attack, and since I didn't have anyone to drive me home, he took me into custody, impounded my car and booked me into the county jail on disorderly intoxification. I told him I had had nothing to drink, and nothing was found in the car nor did they test me.
I was released 4 hours later with a notice to call the court to find out what my fine would be or to see if they wanted to set a court date.
I called the state probation office's 24 hour emergency number and reported the incident and they told me to call my probation officer in the morning. This seems to be an automatic violation, but as a primary caregiver, I can't be indisposed for a long period of time without it having serious repurcusions for the person I care for. I don't make any money as a caregiver, but feel I would be best represented by a paid attorney.
What can I expect tomorrow and the coming week? What am I facing here with my first violation?

