Crime Alerts — October 19, 2026

Woman Extradited from Mexico in 1997 Child Death CaseA woman accused of killing her 4-year-old daughter in 1997 was captured in Mexico after more than a decade on the run. Anna Marlene Somoza, 60, is being returned to Arizona to face first-degree murder charges in the death of Crystal Reyes.

Street Racing Suspects Crash onto Active Airport RunwayTwo suspects were arrested after a street racing pursuit ended at Scottsdale Airport, where their vehicle crashed through a security gate onto an active runway. Liberty Dawn Still, 33, and Michael Gregory Wall, 24, struck an empty plane and hangar before being apprehended.

School Principal Arrested on Intoxication and Neglect ChargesA middle school principal was arrested on charges including public intoxication and child neglect. Michael Bryan Kidd, 41, was taken into custody at the school and has been removed from his duties pending further review by the school district.

Saline County Woman Arrested on Multiple ChargesC. Anderson was arrested in Saline County on October 17 on multiple charges including attempted theft, drug possession, drug paraphernalia possession, obstructing governmental operations, tampering with evidence, and unauthorized use of another's property.

Little Rock Man Charged in North Little Rock HomicideJ. R. Wesley Jr., 42, of Little Rock was charged with capital murder in the October 17 shooting death of K. Giles, 31, in North Little Rock. Wesley turned himself in to Hot Springs Police on October 18 and is being held without bail.

Fatal Shooting Investigated in North Little RockNorth Little Rock Police responded to a shooting on Farmstead Road on October 17 around 8:38 p.m. An adult male victim suffered at least one gunshot wound and was transported to a hospital where he died. The investigation is ongoing.

Two Stabbed at Dixon Corn MazeA 28-year-old Sacramento man was arrested after stabbing two people at a corn maze in Dixon Friday night. The 19-year-old woman and 20-year-old man were hospitalized. The farm stated the incident was isolated with no ongoing public safety threat.

Sacramento Man Charged in Wife's DeathG. S. was arrested and charged with murder after his wife's burned remains were found in El Dorado County. The 30-year-old woman was reported missing October 4 after last being seen September 30. Investigators discovered inconsistencies in his statements regarding her disappearance.

Fidelity Settles Cryptocurrency Withdrawal ViolationCalifornia's Attorney General announced a 500,000 dollar settlement with Fidelity Digital Asset Services over cryptocurrency withdrawal restrictions that violated state commodity law. The company restricted investor access to digital assets during its first two years of operation until receiving regulatory approval in April 2025.

Denver Police Seek Help Solving Hit-and-Run and Shooting CasesDenver police seek public assistance in two separate cases: a hit-and-run crash on Oct. 13 that seriously injured a bicyclist, and a shooting on Oct. 8 that wounded two people. A blue 2010 Toyota Prius with license plate AANP17 is sought in connection with the hit-and-run.

Denver Man Sentenced for Pandemic Relief Fund FraudSteve Randall Howe, 74, was sentenced to two and a half years in federal prison for fraudulently obtaining over 1.2 million dollars in pandemic relief funds. Howe submitted false business records to six banks and used the money for personal expenses including a home, travel, and gym memberships.

Boulder Attack Suspect to Change Plea on Federal Hate-Crime ChargesMohamed Sabry Soliman is set to change his plea on federal hate-crime charges on Oct. 29 in connection with a June 2025 attack that killed one person and injured more than a dozen others during a hostage-release march in Boulder.

Body Recovered from Connecticut River in East HartfordEast Hartford police are investigating after emergency crews recovered an unidentified adult male's body from the Connecticut River near Riverside Drive on Saturday. The state medical examiner will determine cause of death, with foul play status undetermined.

Armed Carjacking Reported in New BritainNew Britain police are investigating an armed carjacking on West Main Street where a group took a vehicle at gunpoint and fled toward Plainville. No injuries were reported, and the investigation remains active with no suspects identified.

Woman Arrested for Illegal Firearm Possession in HartfordHartford police arrested A.P., 42, on October 15 after officers found her loitering on Park Street in possession of a loaded Bersa .380 caliber pistol without a valid permit. She also had four outstanding arrest warrants.

Four wounded in Monroe shooting with multiple shootersMonroe police are investigating a shooting on Parkway Place late Saturday that wounded four people. Multiple shooters opened fire during a disturbance call, with victims self-transporting or transported by EMS to Piedmont Walton Hospital. No suspects have been identified.

Woman arrested in Augusta high school homecoming shootingA woman identified as Aiyana Lane was arrested following a shooting at Laney High School's homecoming tailgate in Augusta Saturday night. Three people were injured in the incident. Lane faces multiple charges including three counts of aggravated assault.

Former GSU football player charged in campus dining hall attackFormer Georgia State University football player Carnell H. was arrested after attacking a dining hall employee with a metal chair early Wednesday. He faces charges of aggravated assault, simple battery, disorderly conduct and criminal trespass. His family attributes his behavior to mental health struggles and suspected football-related brain trauma.

Fugitive Theft Suspect Recaptured in HonoluluPhillip M., a former fast-food restaurant manager, was apprehended in Honolulu after fleeing Hawaii while facing theft charges. He is accused of stealing over $41,000 from his employer through fraudulent cash orders between August 2023 and January 2024.

Officer Recovers Elderly Victim's $60,000 from Phone ScamHawaii Police Department Officer Eli-Dominic Cayetano recovered $60,000 in life savings for a senior citizen who fell victim to a phone scam impersonating federal officers. The officer's quick action with UPS prevented the funds from reaching the mainland.

HPD Officer Honored for Firearm Investigation ResponseOfficer Eli-Dominic Cayetano was named 2026 Officer of the Year by the Kona Crime Prevention Committee for his response to a welfare check that led to recovery of multiple unregistered or unlawfully configured firearms. His de-escalation skills and attention to detail prevented potential public safety risks.

Idaho Supreme Court: Dog's Brief Contact Not Unlawful SearchThe Idaho Supreme Court ruled that a drug-detection dog's brief nose contact with a vehicle door handle during a traffic stop does not constitute an unlawful search. The decision overturned a lower court's suppression of methamphetamine and marijuana evidence found in S. P.'s vehicle following the 2021 stop.

Community Rally Commemorates Wilder Raid AnniversaryThe ACLU of Idaho and SOMOS held a rally marking one year since a federal gambling investigation raid at a Wilder horse track. Law enforcement detained approximately 400 people during the operation, with 105 arrested for immigration violations and deported.

Three injured in northwest Indianapolis shootingIMPD is investigating a shooting that injured three people on Indianapolis's northwest side early Sunday morning near Georgetown Road. All three victims are reported in stable condition as police work to determine what led to the incident.

Shooting reported at northeast Indianapolis apartment complexA person was shot Saturday afternoon at Fall Creek View Apartments on the northeast side of Indianapolis. The victim sustained gunshot wounds and was reported in stable condition, with IMPD investigating the circumstances.

Des Moines Man Killed in Highway Collision Near LucasWalter L., 42, of Des Moines died Thursday after being struck by a vehicle on Highway 34 near Lucas. He was the brother-in-law of Iowa state auditor Rob Sand, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate.

Fatal Motorcycle Crash Closes Des Moines East Side StreetA motorcyclist died Saturday night in a crash on East University Avenue on Des Moines' east side. Police closed the corridor between East 25th and East 26th streets while investigating the fatal collision.

Driver Airlifted After Semi Collision in Mitchell CountyA Toyota Camry struck a semi-truck Saturday at Highway 9 and Highway 218 near Osage in Mitchell County. The Camry driver was extricated and airlifted to MercyOne North Iowa; the semi driver was uninjured.

Kansas CEO Sentenced for $1 Billion Medicare Fraud SchemeA Kansas CEO was sentenced to 19 years in prison for operating an internet platform that generated fraudulent doctors' orders and prescriptions, defrauding Medicare and federal health care programs of over $1 billion. The scheme targeted hundreds of thousands of elderly and disabled Americans through telemarketing.

Fraudulent Telemedicine Platform Billed Medicare for Unnecessary BracesThe telemedicine fraud operation billed Medicare for medically unnecessary orthotic braces for more than 346,000 beneficiaries, averaging four braces per person. Fake doctors signed orders without examining patients or conducting required in-person tests.

Kickback Scheme Involved Multiple Healthcare ProvidersThe defendant's platform connected pharmacies, medical equipment suppliers, and marketers with telemedicine companies that accepted illegal kickbacks in exchange for signing fraudulent prescription orders. The scheme concealed its operations through sham contracts and manipulated documents.

Threatening Emails Sent to Denham Springs City Officials Under InvestigationDenham Springs police are investigating threatening emails sent to city officials following the new mayor taking office. The emails originated from a service outside the United States, and federal authorities are assisting with the ongoing investigation.

Armed Suspect Wanted in Franklin Shooting Remains at LargeFranklin police seek Jordain Hilliard in connection with an October 7 shooting on Cayce Street. Hilliard faces charges including attempted first-degree murder and is considered armed and dangerous. The public is warned not to approach him.

Driver Charged in Fatal Baton Rouge Crash That Killed Two PedestriansMia D., 20, is charged with vehicular homicide and operating while impaired after a vehicle struck two pedestrians near Nicholson and Lee drives in Baton Rouge early October 18. An LSU senior and firefighter were killed in the incident.

Man arrested after school break-in, police car intrusion, officer assaultJ.G., 25, of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, was arrested after breaking into Brennan Middle School in Attleborough early Sunday, damaging property and entering a police cruiser. He allegedly assaulted three officers at the station and faces charges including breaking and entering, assault and battery, and disorderly conduct.

TikTok musician charged with premeditated murder of teenage girlSinger D4vd, 21, was arrested in April 2026 on suspicion of murdering 14-year-old Celeste R.H., whose dismembered remains were discovered in his Tesla in September 2025. Prosecutors allege he killed her to prevent her from exposing their illegal relationship and damaging his music career.

Two men sentenced for explosive device detonation at Harvard Medical SchoolLogan D.P., 19, of Plymouth and Dominick F.C., 21, of Bourne were sentenced to three years probation for conspiring to detonate a large commercial firework inside Harvard Medical School's Goldenson Building in November 2025. They caused approximately $28,517 in damage to the research laboratory.

Middle School Principal Arrested on Public Intoxication and Child Neglect ChargesA middle school principal in Logan County was arrested on charges of public intoxication and child neglect creating risk. The employee has been removed from duties pending further review by school district officials.

Saint Paul Man Charged After Violent Home Assault, Death ThreatsJ. M. faces felony threats of violence and assault charges after punching multiple people at a Saint Paul gathering, threatening to kill residents and resisting arrest while heavily intoxicated, according to Ramsey County prosecutors.

Bemidji Man Arrested With Stolen Firearm, Drugs After Foot ChaseT. L. Sr., 27, was subdued with a TASER in a Bemidji alley while fleeing arrest and found carrying a loaded stolen handgun, ammunition and suspected fentanyl and methamphetamine, facing five felony charges.

Woman Wounded, Man Dies in Saint Paul Apartment ShootingA woman was shot and wounded at a Saint Paul apartment complex Saturday afternoon after her boyfriend threatened violence. The man was found with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound and died at the hospital.

New Mexico Addresses Police Training Gaps After Rising Shooting DeathsNew Mexico ranks second nationally in police shooting fatalities with 26 deaths in 2026. A state training analysis found curriculum gaps in evidence-based practices, prompting a comprehensive overhaul expected to complete by 2028.

Santa Fe Pays Millions in Police Excessive Force SettlementsSanta Fe settled two excessive force lawsuits for $3.75 million combined, including a $2.5 million payout for a transgender man shot during a mental health crisis in 2024 and $1.25 million for a stun gun incident.

Law Enforcement Agencies Enhance Training With Scenario-Based SimulationsSanta Fe County Sheriff's Office deployed virtual reality training simulators to prepare deputies for high-risk scenarios including domestic disputes, mental health crises, and de-escalation situations, supplementing state-mandated training requirements.

Man Arrested With Loaded Handgun During Thruway Traffic StopA Cohoes man was arrested after state police found a loaded .45 caliber handgun during a traffic stop on the New York State Thruway in Catskill on October 10. D. H., 25, faces felony charges for criminal possession of a weapon and is being held on bail pending a November court date.

High-Speed Chase Ends With Burning Vehicle, Driver Still At LargeA Chevrolet Corvette fleeing from state police at approximately 154 mph on Route 9 in Saratoga County was discovered burning on a residential street in Clifton Park roughly 40 minutes later with no driver present. The identity of the driver and cause of the fire remain under investigation with no arrests made.

Principal Arrested on Public Intoxication and Child Neglect ChargesA middle school principal in Logan County was arrested Tuesday on charges of public intoxication and child neglect. Michael Bryan K., 41, was taken into custody at the school and has been removed from his duties pending further review.

Man Charged with Animal Cruelty During Domestic IncidentA Canton man was arrested after allegedly stabbing his girlfriend's dog during a domestic argument. Lamont B., 23, is charged with animal cruelty, a fifth-degree felony, after the dog attempted to protect its owner during the confrontation.

Armed Robbery at Check-Cashing Business Ends in GunfireTwo suspects robbed a check-cashing business in North Columbus Friday, assaulting employees with handguns. A firearm discharged during the struggle, striking an employee in the head and wounding one suspect in the hand before they fled with cash.

Arizona Man Charged with Plotting Attack on Religious SiteAn Arizona man faces a felony terrorist threat charge for allegedly plotting a mass casualty attack on a religious site using guns and explosives. Prosecutors say M. B., 27, possessed bomb-making manuals, though his defense argues the allegations rely on unverified hearsay from a former acquaintance.

Oklahoma Man Sentenced to Life for Car Wash Beating DeathB. B., 60, was sentenced to life in prison with 16 years suspended after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the May 2025 death of D. S., 48, at an Oklahoma City car wash. Investigators determined S. was beaten repeatedly with a 2x4 following a prior altercation between the two men.

Shooting in Northwest Oklahoma City Alleyway Injures OneA shooting in Northwest Oklahoma City left one person hospitalized Saturday afternoon near North Western Avenue and West Britton Road. Police say juveniles were involved and one person was detained, though authorities had not confirmed if that individual was the shooter as of Saturday evening.

Man Charged in Providence Stabbing of Woman and ChildProvidence Police charged Nelson B., 46, with assault with intent to commit murder after allegedly stabbing an adult woman and her 2-year-old daughter on Broad and Public Streets. He faces multiple charges including assault with a deadly weapon and breaking and entering.

Two Caretakers Attacked at Providence CemeteryTwo cemetery caretakers were slashed across the face by a suspect at Grace Church Cemetery in Providence on Sunday. Police are investigating the incident and searching for the suspects involved in the attack.

Pawtucket Man Arrested for School Break-In in AttleboroJamison G., 25, of Pawtucket was arrested after breaking into Brennan Middle School in Attleboro and rummaging through lockers. He allegedly assaulted three officers during arrest and was charged with breaking and entering, larceny, and assault on police.

School Principal Arrested on Public Intoxication and Child Neglect ChargesA middle school principal in Logan County, West Virginia was arrested Tuesday on charges of public intoxication and child neglect. Michael B., 41, was taken into custody at the school and has been removed from his duties pending further review.

Nashville Schools Pursues Grant for Expanded School Resource Officer ProgramNashville Metro Schools is seeking a $4.8 million state grant to place school resource officers in 56 elementary, middle, and high schools. The initiative follows a 2023 shooting at The Covenant School that killed six people.

Austin Mass Shooting Under Investigation for Possible Terrorism MotiveFederal and local authorities are investigating a mass shooting in Austin that killed three people and injured 14 others on Sunday outside a bar in the downtown entertainment district. The suspect, identified as N. D., a 53-year-old naturalized citizen, was fatally shot by police. Investigators are examining possible terrorism motives based on clothing and vehicle indicators.

Teen Convicted of Murder in High School Track Meet Stabbing Files AppealK. A., 19, was sentenced to 35 years in prison for fatally stabbing A. M., a high school student, during an altercation at a track meet in Frisco last year. The stabbing occurred after an argument over A. being in another school's tent. A. has filed a notice of appeal and requested court-appointed counsel.

Texas School Policing Surge Sweeps Thousands of Elementary Students Into Justice SystemAn analysis of Texas juvenile justice data reveals that children ages 10 to 13 were referred for prosecution more than 47,000 times since 2014, with about 4,800 referrals during the 2024-25 school year. Most cases involved minor offenses. Experts and lawmakers express concern that increased school policing is feeding the school-to-prison pipeline.

High-Speed Crash Closes I-15 in Salt Lake CityA black Audi traveling at high speed lost control on northbound I-15 near 600 North in Salt Lake City, colliding with a Toyota and Subaru. The Audi rolled, ejecting its driver who was hospitalized in critical condition.

Fatal Rollover Crash on Highway 30E. S., 24, of Montpelier died in an October 4 rollover crash on U.S. Highway 30 east of Lava Hot Springs. The minivan left the road and overturned; neither occupant wore a seat belt.

Middle School Principal Arrested on Public Intoxication and Child Neglect ChargesA middle school principal in Logan County was arrested on charges of public intoxication and child neglect creating risk. The employee has been removed from duties pending further review by school district officials.

NYPD Searches for Mob in Midtown Robbery of NBA FanPolice seek five individuals wanted for robbing and assaulting a 39-year-old Spurs fan in Midtown Manhattan early Tuesday. The group punched, kicked, and forcibly removed the victim's basketball jersey during the attack near Madison Square Garden.

Man Killed in Midtown Subway Station ShootingD. R., 26, was fatally shot during an argument on the northbound E train platform at 53rd Street and Seventh Avenue in Manhattan on Saturday around 12:20 p.m. Police continue searching for the suspect, who fled on foot wearing a red tracksuit and black vest.

Transit Officials Call for Safety Reforms After Subway ShootingFollowing Saturday's deadly subway shooting, transit advocates and the MTA are pushing for safety reforms including face-covering bans at entry points and video surveillance on all train cars to combat rising transit violence.

Cosmetics Heir Released on Parole After 20 Years for Sexual Assault ConvictionsAndrew L., 62, heir to Max Factor cosmetics fortune, was released on parole October 11 after serving approximately 20 years of a 50-year sentence for 2003 convictions on 86 felony counts including drugging and raping three women. His release sparked outrage from Glendora city officials and prosecutors who opposed his parole.

Two Stabbings Reported Near South Los Angeles FestivalTwo stabbings occurred Saturday near the Taste of Soul festival in South Los Angeles on Crenshaw Boulevard around 2:45 p.m. Two victims were transported to a hospital. A tactical alert was later issued for unruly crowds in the area, though festival organizers stated incidents occurred outside festival grounds.

Arcadia Couple Charged in Alleged Abuse of Surrogate ChildrenGuojun X., 66, and Silvia Z., 39, were arrested following a 17-month investigation into alleged abuse of at least 15 children, including 14 born via surrogacy, at their Arcadia mansion. Prosecutors allege the couple encouraged live-in nannies to physically abuse the children while monitoring through surveillance cameras. Both face multiple felony charges.

Multiple victims shot on South Central AvenueFour people were shot in Chicago's South Central Avenue area early Sunday morning when an SUV pulled up and an occupant opened fire. A 45-year-old man remains in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds, while three others sustained injuries including chest, neck and facial wounds.

Fatal crash in NapervilleA 61-year-old man died in a single-vehicle crash in Naperville when his Mercedes-Benz struck a tree, flipped onto its side and became wedged under the tree at Hobson Road and Olsen Drive Saturday evening.

Thwarted attack at Aurora templeAuthorities arrested A. P., 19, after he arrived at a Hindu temple in Aurora armed with a rifle and body armor on Sunday. His weapon jammed while in the parking lot and he left before entering the building during a religious celebration attended by thousands.

Convicted Teen Murderer Files Appeal in Frisco High School Stabbing CaseK. A., 19, filed a notice of appeal after being sentenced to 35 years for fatally stabbing A. M., 17, during a track meet altercation at a Frisco high school stadium in April 2025. The jury deliberated three hours before reaching a guilty murder verdict.

Federal Judge Orders Release of Witness in ICE Officer-Involved ShootingA federal judge ordered the release of J. R. P., a witness to a fatal shooting by immigration officers during a Houston traffic stop in July. The driver, L. S. A., was killed after officers said he weaponized his vehicle during the stop.

Texas School Policing Surge Pushes Thousands of Elementary Students Into Justice SystemAnalysis of Texas juvenile justice data reveals over 47,000 children ages 10 to 13 were referred for prosecution after school incidents since 2014, with referrals rising 33 percent in recent years. Most cases involved minor offenses like threats, vaping, or altercations with staff.

Murder Suspect Sought in Wife's Disappearance CaseA man wanted for murder in connection with his estranged wife's disappearance remains at large after police traced his SUV from North Texas to New Mexico. DNA evidence suggests the 42-year-old woman is deceased, and investigators are seeking information on the suspect's whereabouts.

Thousands of Young Students Referred to Justice System for School IncidentsTexas school districts have referred over 47,000 elementary and middle school children to the justice system since 2014, mostly for minor offenses. The increase has raised concerns about the school-to-prison pipeline and disproportionate impact on young students.

Resident Shoots Suspected Burglar During Home InvasionA suspected burglar was shot by a resident during a home invasion in Mesquite early Saturday morning. The suspect, identified as Arthur A., was wounded and arrested on burglary charges and transported to a hospital.

Austin Bar Shooting Leaves Two Dead, FBI Investigates Terrorism MotiveAustin police fatally shot a 53-year-old suspect after he fired from a vehicle and on foot near a downtown bar early Sunday, killing two people and injuring 14 others. The FBI is investigating a possible terrorism motive based on indicators found on the suspect and in his vehicle.

Texas Schools Refer Tens of Thousands of Young Students to Justice SystemTexas school districts have referred nearly 48,000 elementary and middle school students to the justice system since 2014, with most accused of minor offenses like making threats or vaping. The increase has raised concerns about the school-to-prison pipeline affecting young children.

San Antonio Names New Police Chief Jesse SalameJesse Salame, a San Antonio native and 27-year SAPD veteran, was unanimously confirmed as the city's new police chief. He succeeds William McManus and has prioritized reducing violent crime, strengthening community trust and improving officer wellness.

Trucking Company Owner Admits to $2.1 Million Identity Theft SchemeA California trucking company owner pleaded guilty to a $2.1 million fraud scheme involving nearly 100 stolen identities. H. K., 45, processed fraudulent credit card transactions through San Diego Logistics Group Inc. in Santee, admitting to 18 counts including bank fraud and identity theft.

Stolen Identity Credit Card Scheme Targeted Multiple Financial InstitutionsFederal prosecutors detailed how the fraud operation used stolen personal information to open credit card accounts and exhaust available credit without repayment. The bust-out scheme caused losses across two banks, with individual transactions reaching $18,500.

Sentencing Set for Trucking Executive in Major Fraud CaseSentencing is scheduled for January 8, 2027, for the trucking company owner convicted in the fraud case. Bank fraud carries up to 30 years per count, while aggravated identity theft requires a mandatory consecutive two-year prison term.

Armed Robbery at Pleasanton Pharmacy Thwarted by GPS TrackingM. R. entered a Pleasanton CVS pharmacy on July 9, 2024, brandishing a paintball gun resembling an AR-style rifle and demanded cash from an employee. He fled with approximately $247 from a register and boarded a BART train, but officers tracked him via a GPS device hidden in the cash drawer and arrested him nearby.

Man Charged with Murder in Martinez Stabbing During BurglaryMarcos Eduardo Iriarte-Valdez, 36, has been charged with murder in the fatal stabbing of Todd S., 68, outside a Martinez residence on August 6 during an alleged burglary. Iriarte-Valdez was on electronic monitoring in a separate burglary case when the killing occurred and was arrested the following day.

FedEx Truck Burglarized, High-Value Trading Cards StolenA FedEx vehicle transporting graded trading cards from a Professional Sports Authenticator facility in Southern California was burglarized, resulting in substantial losses for collectors. One customer reported losing over $100,000 in cards, with PSA deactivating certification numbers and coordinating with law enforcement to investigate the theft.

Man killed, woman injured in east valley shootingLas Vegas Metropolitan Police are investigating a shooting in the east valley that left a man dead and a woman injured on Oct. 17. Multiple suspects fired weapons during a dispute in front of a residence, striking the two victims in crossfire before fleeing.

Fatal head-on crash in North Las Vegas under investigationA man in his 30s died and a woman in her 40s was critically injured in a head-on collision near Las Vegas Boulevard North and Carey Avenue in North Las Vegas early Sunday. The Camaro was traveling at high speed through a roadway closure when it crossed into opposing traffic.

Pedestrian fatally struck in North Las VegasA man in his 40s was struck and killed by a Volkswagen while crossing Cheyenne Avenue outside a marked crosswalk in North Las Vegas around midnight Sunday. The female driver showed no signs of impairment.