Full Notification

This morning about 0325 hours, an EPD officer was driving a fully marked EPD patrol vehicle and was driving on 40th Street near Hollis St. At that time a vehicle traveling on Hollis St. failed to stop for the red traffic signal light at 40th St and collided into the officer’s patrol vehicle.

The collision caused a moderated amount of damage to both vehicles and there were no reported injuries. CHP responded to the scene and investigated the collision. The driver of the other vehicle, Mark McCrary, exhibited objective signs of impairment. Mr. McCrary was subsequently arrested and booked on suspicion of driving under the influence by the CHP.

The Emeryville Police Department and its staff want to make sure drivers do not drive impaired. Ensuring the safety of our roadways is everyone’s responsibility. If you see an impaired driver, please notify law enforcement and call 911.

Released by:
Captain Oliver Collins
Emeryville Police Department


Emeryville Chief of Police
Jennifer G Tejada

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The mission of the Emeryville Police Department is to protect life and property, to provide a safe respectful environment for people to live, work, and play. We achieve this through professional, proactive, fair and impartial policing in partnership with the community.