Suspect Arrested For DUI After Rollover Crash In Jones

Thursday, October 25th 2018, 4:19 am

By: News 9

One suspect was arrested for drunk driving after he crashed a truck through a fence near Jones.

Oklahoma County officials said the driver left the roadway and crashed into a fence near East Wilshire Boulevard and north Peebly Road after midnight.

Officials said the impact caused the driver to roll a few times.

The driver and two passengers were transported to the hospital with minor injuries.

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