A Berkeley mother was arrested after police found her blood alcohol level four times the legal limit, according to local authorities. The incident occurred when officers stopped the woman for narrowly avoiding a retaining wall. During the stop, police conducted a breath test and discovered her blood alcohol concentration was 0.207, significantly exceeding the legal limit.

The woman, who was driving a vehicle, was cited for driving under the influence. Authorities emphasized that the incident could have resulted in serious consequences had she lost control of the vehicle. No injuries were reported, but the case highlights ongoing concerns about impaired driving in the area.

Local law enforcement has not yet released further details about the woman’s condition or any charges beyond the initial citation. The case is under investigation, and officials are urging drivers to remain sober and cautious on the roads.