California State Senator Sabrina Cervantes faced DUI accusations after a car crash but will not be charged, as lab tests showed no drugs or alcohol in her system. Police initially cited her after observing signs of intoxication post-accident, but the DA's review of evidence, including toxicology results, concluded there was insufficient proof to proceed with charges. The incident involved Cervantes' SUV being hit by another vehicle; she was questioned at a hospital hours later. Cervantes has consistently denied impairment during the incident.
Prosecutors announced they will not charge Senator Cervantes after lab results showed no evidence of drugs or alcohol in her system following a car crash.
The Sacramento County DA's Office cited their ethical duty and the burden of proof as reasons for not filing charges against Senator Cervantes.
Despite signs that led police to believe she was impaired, toxicology results from a blood sample taken after the crash tested negative for any substances.
Senator Cervantes, who was involved in a car crash, maintained her innocence, denying any impairment when questioned by Sacramento police.
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