Crime & Safety
Police Say Napa Man, 66, was DUI in Crash that Hurt Two
Two people were treated and released from the Queen after their vehicle was involved in a collision with another driven by a man Napa police say was DUI, according to this Bay City News Service report.
Police responded to a car crash and arrested a 66-year-old Napa man for driving under the influence Saturday night.
At about 8:50 p.m. police responded to a vehicle accident with injuries at Russell Street and Shetler Avenue.
Upon arrival officers contacted the suspect, William Jensen, who was identified as the driver of one of the vehicles. Jensen displayed symptoms of alcohol intoxication, police said.
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He was evaluated and determined to have been driving under the influence of alcohol. Two people in the other involved vehicle were transported to for treatment and later released, police said.
Jensen was placed under arrest and transported to the where he was booked, police said.
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By Bay City News Service.
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