A woman is in custody after an incident on the Venice Pier in Los Angeles. She is suspected of driving under the influence. The incident occurred on Sunday night when the woman drove a car onto the pier, which is reserved for pedestrians.
A bicyclist was struck during the incident. Further details about the incident are available from FOX 11 Los Angeles. The source reports that the woman was taken into custody after the incident, but additional information is not provided here.
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