The DUI vehicle stop happened March 19.
MARTINEZ — Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe pleaded no contest Tuesday to two misdemeanor charges of driving under the influence, officials said.
Thorpe was not in superior court in Martinez on Tuesday, according to Contra Costa District Attorney spokesman Ted Asregadoo. Attorney Dan O’Malley represented him, Asregadoo said.Judge Rebecca Hardie sentenced Thorpe to two days in the sheriff’s alternative custody facility. One day already has been served, Asregadoo said.
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