It would seem that Lindsay Lohan wasn't happy letting Paris Hilton have the legal spotlight all to herself and decided to do something about it -- those Hollywood "It" Girls just can't share anything, can they? Thus far, Lindsay has managed to steer clear of the law in any official capacity, managing to avoid seeing what the inside of a police car or a jail cell looks like. It looks like those days might be over. As you've prolly heard by now, Lindsay was arrested for drunk driving yesterday morning after she caused her car to skid off the street, up onto the curb and into a tree ... here is what her car looked like after she had her accident:



Oh yeah ... did I fail to mention (again) that the accident investigation turned up a "useable portion" of cocaine? HERE's another report on what transpired in the wee hours yesterday morn:

Lindsay Lohan was arrested and cited for driving under the influence in Los Angeles in the wee hours of Saturday morning, say police, who also found a substance tentatively identified as "a usable amount of cocaine" in connection with the accident. The 20-year-old actress was slightly injured when her 2005 Mercedes SL-65 convertible struck a curb and shrub on Sunset Boulevard. The car suffered "major damage," according to police. Lohan and two other people were in the vehicle when it crashed around 5:30 a.m., Lt. Mitch McCann, media relations officer for Beverly Hills police department, said during a press conference Saturday. The star was hospitalized for minor upper chest injuries. The passengers were not hurt ... Lohan was later located by police at the Century City Hospital. Her car was found at a nearby condo complex and towed at 6:30 a.m. Police won't say how they know that the actress was driving, but say they're "confident" that she was. At the press conference McCann said: "A usable amount of an illegal narcotic tentatively identified as cocaine was recovered and booked." Police would not specify where the drugs were found. "She was charged with a misdemeanor," said McCann. "There is a potential for additional charges."