Her blood-alcohol level was later measured at 0.241 and 0.239, three times the legal limit of 0.08 percent, Levy said. She also had marijuana in her system, Levy said.
The woman said she was “very apologetic, agreeing to everything” from booking officers.
A Tustin police officer asked the victim to unlock her phone so he could help her call a ride from Uber just before 2:30 a.m. July 23, 2018, the woman testified.
Attia said he had no information about why he was called to give the woman a ride, Welbourn said.
“The police escorted me to the car,” the victim said. “I specifically remember saying, “It’s hot in here.”‘ She also noticed the driver was “overweight, heavy, a bit tan, bald” before she “got tired and fell asleep … before we left the parking lot,” she testified, characterizing it as blacking out and only remembering waking up the next morning in her home, where she lived with her parents.