evens before the crash.

 I guess another question I want to ask is anyone able to follow back with who was serving her, at what establishment, because they could be charged for serving someone who is intoxicated. You're supposed to cut them off,  Dolunt said.

Dolunt said the biggest issue, in his view, is what happened after the crash.

 Whether you're in law enforcement or not, you shouldn't be drinking and driving. If you're in an accident, stop. The worst they're going to do is charge you with drunk driving. Your life is not over, but if you don't go and check on the victim, and god forbid the victim is seriously injured, it's going to follow you the rest of your life,  Dolunt said.

Stevens pleaded not guilty at her arraignment this week. Her attorney told the judge Stevens has been getting professional help.

 She's been abstinent from any alcohol,  her attorney said.

A DPD spokesperson tells me Stevens has been suspended with pay. She is due back in court Oct. 26. I reached out to her attorney for a response to this new video and am still waiting to hear back.

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