MEMPHIS, Tenn. — An allegedly intoxicated Memphis firefighter crashed into a sheriff's office cruiser Monday night with his two kids, a loaded gun and four empty vodka bottles in his SUV, the Shelby County Sheriff's Office said. Delandrion Todd, 38, was arrested and charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving, child abuse and neglect, open container violation, possession of a handgun while intoxicated and two traffic violations. Deputies said they were working an accident at Hacks Cross Road and Lowrance Road just outside the city limits at 7:45, when a white Dodge Durango hit the back of the cruiser. Todd, the driver, was detained and deputies said they smelled alcohol on his breath. He refused a field sobriety test, but deputies say they found four empty bottles of Amsterdam Vodka inside the Durango. Delandrion Todd Memphis police squad car set on fire in front of station One of the vodka bottles, along with a loaded 9 mm handgun, was found inside a Memphis Fire Department backpack, deputies said. MFD confirmed that Todd is an employee: "The Memphis Fire Department is aware of Delandrion Todd's arrest and the charges included in the Affidavit of Complaint. He has been employed with the Memphis Fire Department since 2015. In accordance with our standard procedures, we are conducting our internal investigation and do not have any additional information we can provide at this time." The children's mother was contacted and retrieved the children. Their ages were not listed in the report.