BAC level released from Greyhound bus crash

FRESNO, Calif.

The Fresno County coroner's office says 18-year-old Sylvia Garay had a .11 blood alcohol concentration when her Chevy Trailblazer overturned on Highway 99 in Central Fresno during the early morning hours of July 22.

A Greyhound bus crashed into the vehicle killing Garay and two other passengers and three others in the bus.

A .05 blood alcohol concentration is the legal limit for drunk driving for a person under the age of 21.

The CHP is now investigating where Garay was served alcohol that night. .

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