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Horizon City Woman Arrested for DWI After Traffic Violations

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A 33-year-old woman, Crystal Ellen Rios, was arrested in Horizon City for driving while intoxicated after being observed committing multiple traffic violations. The incident occurred in the 13000 block of Eastlake Boulevard, where an officer noticed Rios failing to signal and reversing unsafely. This arrest highlights ongoing concerns about impaired driving in the area, emphasizing the importance of road safety. Residents are reminded to adhere to traffic laws to prevent similar incidents.

Key Details: • Arrest took place in the 13000 block of Eastlake Boulevard. • Crystal Ellen Rios, 33, is the individual arrested. • Incident involved multiple traffic violations, including failure to signal.

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