A mother who crashed her car downtown in front of a church with her two children as passengers will serve a month in jail for drunk driving.The mother, Candice Nicole Johnson, 27, was ordered to serve 30 days of an 11-month, 29-day sentence, pay $1,759 plus restitution, attend DUI school and forfeit her driver license for one year for DUI. Additional charges of reckless endangerment were dismissed as part of the plea agreement.Her sentence comes after police responded to a report of a wreck in downtown McMinnville. Upon arrival, McMinnville police officer Rodney Hammond found a Nissan Murano had hit a street sign and concrete wall in front of Central Church of Christ. Johnson admitted to driving the vehicle but claimed she was not at fault in the crash.“She stated someone ran her off the road but several witnesses at the scene stated there was not another vehicle around at the time,” Hammonds said in his warrant against Johnson.The officer said Johnson did not do well on a field sobriety test.