UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones had two female passengers riding  with him when he struck a utility pole in the early hours of May 19 in upstate  New York, according to the accident report released by the Binghamton Police  Department on Wednesday.

Jones, 24, pled guilty on Tuesday to driving while intoxicated and will be  sentenced on June 19. His license has been suspended indefinitely.

Michelle L. Vojtisek and Cara Johnson, both 25, sustained cuts, bruises and  swelling from the collision and were transported to Wilson Hospital for  treatment, according to the report. Both air bags had been deployed during the  crash.

Johnson, who was in the front passenger seat, attended Union-Endicott High  with Jones, according to online records.

An uninjured Jones had “slurred speech and glassy bloodshot eyes,” smelled of  alcohol and was unsteady on his feet when asked to step out of his vehicle,  wrote the arresting officer.

The fighter “politely refused” multiple requests to take sobriety and  breathalyzer tests at the scene and after he was arrested and taken into  custody, said Binghamton Police Dept. Captain John Chapman. Toxicology tests  were not conducted, as there were no serious injuries, said Chapman.

The front of Jones’ 2012 black Bentley sustained heavy damage, said the  report.

“There were no skids marks at the scene,” wrote the arresting officer. “It  appeared as though Jones was attempting a turn north onto Helen [St.] and  miscalculated his turn.”

From Sports Illustrated

Jones, who lives in Ithaca with his fiancée, Jessie Moses, and their two  young daughters, Leah and Carmen, was also cited seven months earlier in  Albuquerque, N.M. — where he trains for fights — for driving with a suspended  license. That charge was dismissed in March for failure to prosecute. Jones’s  New York license was active at the time of his May arrest.

Jones was also involved in documented multi-vehicle accidents in January 2011  in New Mexico and in New York in December 2008 and January 2009. Jones was not  found at fault for any of the accidents, but was cited for “unsafe passing” in  the January 2009 collision with his fiancée and newborn daughter in the car with  him. None of the accidents involved alcohol consumption, according to the  reports.

Jones, the youngest champion in UFC history and one of its highest-paid  athletes, is scheduled to defend his title for the fourth time against former  UFC and Pride champion Dan Henderson at UFC 151 on Sept. 1 in Las Vegas.

Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/loretta_hunt/05/30/Jones/index.html#ixzz1wS7TS6mp