
Alleged Capitol rioter accused of DWI in fatal wrong-way crash on Missouri interstate
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A Missouri woman charged with participating in the riot at U.S. Capitol last year has been arrested after she allegedly caused a fatal crash while driving drunk and the wrong way on an interstate, authorities said.
Emily Hernandez, 22, of Sullivan, was arrested after the crash Wednesday night on Interstate 44 in Franklin County. She faces possible charges of driving while intoxicated resulting in death, and driving while intoxicated resulting in injury, the Missouri State Highway Patrol report said.
Franklin County Prosecutor Matt Becker told CBS St. Louis affiliate KMOV-TV charges from the accident will come after the toxicology report comes back.

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