A Sonoma County Sheriff's deputy was injured in a crash early Monday morning involving a DUI driver as the deputy was making a traffic stop, authorities said.
The drivers of both vehicles were injured as was the deputy, who was taken to a hospital for treatment and was later released, the Sheriff's Office said.
The California Highway Patrol determined the driver of the vehicle that hit the patrol car was driving under the influence and he was arrested.© 2023 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.Please enter email address to continue
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