Pamela Long Arrested after DUI Crash on Stony Point Road [Petaluma, CA]
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Female Driver Arrested Following DUI Hit-and-Run on Stony Point Road in Petaluma
PETALUMA, CA (November 21, 2022) – Friday night, Pamela Long was arrested after a DUI crash on Stony Point Road.
The incident started on November 11th, around 8:12 p.m., at the 300 block of Stony Point Road.
According to reports, Long was behind the wheel of a vehicle when she crashed into a fence and tried to flee the scene on foot. Witnesses said the suspect, 66-year-old Pamela Long from Petaluma tried to hide at her home but police found her and arrested her under DUI charges.
At this time, officials have not released any additional information regarding the DUI hit-and-run, however, an active investigation is underway.
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