Complaint: California officer hit 100 mph before DUI arrest

OAKLAND, Calif. -- A criminal complaint reveals a police officer charged with DUI was driving at speeds topping 100 mph when he was arrested on a Northern California freeway last year.

The San Francisco Chronicle reports Eduardo Arrizon's off-duty arrest in July 2017 was not made public. He was charged in January with driving under the influence. Included are special allegations for reckless driving and driving with a concentration of alcohol over 0.15 - well above the 0.08 limit. It wasn't immediately known if he has an attorney.

The 24-year-old Oakland police officer refused to take a preliminary alcohol screening test but later consented to a blood test.

Arrizon joined the force in April 2015. The newspaper says he remains employed with the department.