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: The DUI BlogLong Island Iced Teas To Go
By erink
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On the morning of June 24, University of Louisiana at Monroe Police pulled over Michele Joseph Jr. for crossing traffic lines while driving and because the rear registration lamps weren’t lit on the vehicle he was driving.
When the officer approached Joseph, 28, smelled like alcohol and had slurred speech. Joseph also did poorly on field sobriety tests.
The police searched the vehicle and found two cups full of alcohol, which Joseph described to the officers as “Long Island Iced Teas.”
Joseph was arrested for driving while intoxicated and traffic charges. According to the affidavit, Joseph’s blood alcohol level was .114%.
Source: The Newsstar.comFull post as published by The DUI Blog on June 25, 2009 (boomark / email).
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