Sen. Cervantes Cited for DUI After Sacramento Crash

California State Senator Sabrina Cervantes was cited for suspicion of driving under the influence after her car was involved in a crash near the State Capitol in Sacramento. Police allege Cervantes displayed 'objective signs of intoxication' at the hospital and issued a misdemeanor citation, but toxicology results are still pending to determine if formal charges will be filed. Cervantes denies the allegations, asserting that hospital lab results show no alcohol in her system and claiming she was 'accosted' and involuntarily detained by police after her sedan was T-boned by an SUV. The incident has caused Cervantes significant distress, and she has called for a swift resolution while emphasizing her commitment to high ethical standards. The Sacramento County District Attorney's Office has not yet announced whether it will pursue charges. This case follows other recent DUI allegations involving California lawmakers near the Capitol.