In Pleasanton, a dog suffered serious injuries when its owner caused a single-vehicle crash while driving under the influence. The incident occurred on Stanley Boulevard early Thursday, according to the Pleasanton Police Department.
Officers arrived at the scene around 1:15 a.m., where they found the driver and her dog, who had sustained significant injuries to its face and legs. The dog was taken by a relative of the woman for medical treatment, police reported.
The officers conducted a field sobriety test on the woman and determined that she was under the influence. Upon further inspection, they discovered the woman was carrying a fanny pack containing over 50 grams of meth and 60 grams of fentanyl.
The woman was arrested and transported to Santa Rita Jail. This incident serves as a serious reminder of the dangerous repercussions of driving under the influence and the importance of responsible pet ownership.