Emily Zyvoloski CAPE CORAL, Fla. A Cape Coral police officer was found guilty of first-degree misdemeanor DUI and property damage after pleading no contest to crashing her SUV into a home on Nicholas Parkway. Officer Emily Zyvoloski had a blood-alcohol level of .253 — more than three times the legal limit — when the crash took place Dec. 3, police said. She was off-duty and driving her personal car. She faces several punishments following her May 8 conviction: 12 months of probation. A 1,050 fine plus $438 in court and prosecution costs. Two days at a day work program 100 hours of community service Attendance at one 12-step meeting per week. Random alcohol and drug screenings at her own expense. Her driver’s license was revoked for six months. Her car will be impounded for 10 days as a condition of her probation unless undisclosed statutory conditions are met. She must pay for the installation of a breathalyzer in her car and use it for six months. She’s barred from using alcohol during her probation. She must attend DUI school She must attend and complete a high-risk driver’s course Zyvoloski remains with the police department on administrative leave.