Three injured in two-vehicle head-on crash in Anderson – Cottonwood woman arrested for DUI
ANDERSON, Calif., — Authorities say a two-vehicle traffic collision in Anderson left three people hospitalized and led to the arrest of a Cottonwood woman last night, Thursday, March 17.
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City of Anderson police and fire personnel were dispatched to the area of Balls Ferry Road and Davey Way around 8:30 p.m. after receiving reports of the crash, Anderson PD has since reported.
Three people from one vehicle were hospitalized after a two-vehicle DUI-related crash in Anderson last night. Anderson PD photo
When officials arrived, they found two involved vehicles and began evaluating and treating four people who had been involved in the collision.
One of the vehicles contained three people, all of whom sustained moderate injuries. All three were transported by ground ambulances to a local hospital for treatment.
During their subsequent investigation, officers determined the driver of the other vehicle, Emily Hendry, 37, of Cottonwood, was showing signs of alcohol intoxication and she failed a series of field sobriety tests.
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Based on their investigative findings, officers arrested Hendry and she was later booked into the Shasta County Jail in Redding on suspicion of DUI resulting in great bodily injuries.
Online jail records indicate she has since been released and is no longer in custody.
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