California DUI attorney news

A Sacramento woman involved in a fatal December crash was arrested Friday on charges of California DUI driving under the influence.

According to the California Highway Patrol California DUI cops, 34-year-old Bethann Colyer smelled like alcohol when she was picked up just after noon on Friday.

According to California DUI officers, Colyer said she had been smoking marijuana.

Colyer ran a red light and slammed into another vehicle at Whitney and Eastern avenues at 10:50 p.m. Dec. 19, California DUI police said.

On the day of the California DUI fatal wreck, officers said, Colyer had just left Dub's Daily Dose bar in Carmichael, according to California DUI attorneys.

Scott Allen Crouch, 18, was killed in the December California DUI crash.

Of the eight other people in Crouch's vehicle, five suffered major injuries and three had minor injuries.

Colyer was charged Friday with California DUI gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, California DUI driving under the influence with injury, with enhancements for each of the eight additional victims who were injured, California DUI lawyers hear.

She was booked into the Sacramento County Jail Friday on the felony warrant from December, California DUI attorneys report.