On November 15, 2025, in Quincy, California, California Highway Patrol officers responded to assist the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office with a suspected DUI driver on Plumie Way near Bradley Street. Sheriff deputies had stopped a white Ford Escape after the vehicle reportedly struck a metal trash can and attempted to leave the area. When CHP officers arrived and made contact with the driver they identified her as an off-duty Law Enforcement Plumas County Correctional officer. CHP's Police Bodycam Captured the Traffic Stop. CHP officers observed several signs consistent with alcohol impairment, they detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage, along with bloodshot watery eyes and slurred speech. The driver was asked to perform a series of field sobriety tests, during which investigators documented multiple indicators of impairment. A preliminary alcohol screening test was administered at the scene and reportedly produced results of 0.214% and 0.230% BAC. Following the on-scene investigation, the driver was taken into custody for suspected driving under the influence of alcohol. Additional evidential breath samples were later obtained at the California Highway Patrol office in Quincy, both were reported measuring approximately 0.21% BAC, more than double the legal limit. The driver was booked into the Plumas County Jail on the following charges: • CVC 23152(a) — Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol • CVC 23152(b) — Driving with a Blood Alcohol Concentration Over 0.08% • CVC 23578 — Blood Alcohol Concentration of 0.15% or higher California Highway Patrol officers involved: Officer Lindell ID - 23990 Sergeant Parsons ID - 18726 Officer De La Mora ID - 24596 Plumas County Sheriff's Deputies involved: Sergeant Meisenheimer ID - 1S1 Deputy Diltz ID - 203 All persons are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. #police #dui #sheriff #correctionalofficer #california