Jenna Jameson DUI, Former X-Rated Actress Arrested

By Daniel Distant, Christian Post Reporter Monday, May 28, 2012

Jenna Jameson's DUI landed her in a Southern California jail Friday after the former porn star crashed into a light pole.

Jenna Jameson was arrested for DUI after taking a sobriety test and subsequently failing it at the scene of the accident. At about 12:45 a.m., the Orange County Sheriff's Department found the former adult film star at the corner of Westminster Boulevard and Springdale Street, Westminster, Calif., where she had an accident.

Although Jameson sustained "minor injuries" at the scene, according to the Associated Press, she refused any medical treatment.

After ramming her expensive Range Rover SUV into the pole, the 38-year-old could be heard saying "I just want to go home," according to OCWeekly.com.

The 911 call of the incident was also released, which revealed that Jameson's erratic driving was most likely the result of indulgence in alcohol.

"I was actually getting ready to call you guys because she was drunk," was heard on the call. "Next thing I know she went into the pole."

Although the mother of two was taken into custody, she was reportedly released from jail, according to TMZ. The official charge was a misdemeanor suspicion of driving while under the influence, which could have contributed to her speedy release.

This isn't the first time Jameson, former adult film icon, has been in trouble because of drugs. In high school, it was alleged that she was addicted to rougher drugs than alcohol, like cocaine and methamphetamines. As recently as 2010, MMA fighter Tito Ortiz- with whom she has two children- accused her of being addicted to Oxycontin.

Jameson later passed a drug test. She and Ortiz also smoothed things over, saying their public differences were the results of a misunderstanding.

Even if Jameson had not gotten into an accident, it's possible she would have been arrested anyway. Earlier last week, authorities in the Westminster area had announced that they were increasing security for the Memorial Day weekend drivers.