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Issue date: 11/3/09 Section: Community
Male drives drunk in Breathalyzer costume
At 1:30 a.m. Sunday officers observed a car traveling the wrong way on East Park Place, a one-way street, with no headlights on. The driver was stopped and as officers approached they observed him stuffing chewing gum in his mouth. Officers observed an open container of Bud Light beer in the center console of the car and when the subject reached into the passenger seat for his wallet and I.D. they saw a partial case of Bud Light on the floor in front of the passenger seat. The subject was identified as James Miller, 20, of Cincinnati.
Miller reportedly had glassy eyes but told police he had not been drinking. When he was asked to exit the car to perform field sobriety tests, officers observed he was wearing a Breathalyzer costume. Miller reportedly performed poorly on field tests and was taken to OPD where they found partial cases of Natural Light beer in his trunk and a fake Ohio driver's license and his mother's driver's license in his wallet. When Miller was asked to take a real Breathalyzer test he reportedly told police he was a nursing student so he knew his BAC would be over the limit.
Miller reportedly blew a 0.158 and was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated, underage intoxication, possession of a fake I.D., open container and failure to obey a one-way street before he was released to his girlfriend.
Masked men attack car in roadway
At 8:45 p.m. Thursday police officers met with a Liberty, Ind. woman who said she was driving westbound on Contreras Road in front of the Oxford Country Club when two people jumped into the roadway.
The woman said one of the subjects was wearing a "Jason" mask and the other was wearing a werewolf mask. She reported one of the subjects hit her car with a baseball bat and knocked the passenger side mirror off the vehicle.
The woman told police she immediately stopped her car and the subjects ran onto the golf course. The officer was reportedly unable to locate the suspects and no one has been charged in this case.
OPD finds first-year barefoot in bus garage
At midnight Saturday officers were dispatched to West Chestnut Street regarding a female in the Talawanda School District bus garage. The female was found barefoot near the intersection of West Chestnut Street and South College Avenue. She reportedly had an odor of an alcoholic beverage on her breath and allegedly admitted to drinking that night.
When asked for identification, she reportedly told the officer she was 21 and then provided an Ohio driver's license the identified her as Miami University first-year Katherine Robison, 20. Robison reportedly appeared disoriented and told police she thought she was on Oak Street heading toward the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house while she was actually heading toward Indiana. Robison was charged with underage intoxication and disorderly conduct-public intoxication.
At 1:30 a.m. Sunday officers observed a car traveling the wrong way on East Park Place, a one-way street, with no headlights on. The driver was stopped and as officers approached they observed him stuffing chewing gum in his mouth. Officers observed an open container of Bud Light beer in the center console of the car and when the subject reached into the passenger seat for his wallet and I.D. they saw a partial case of Bud Light on the floor in front of the passenger seat. The subject was identified as James Miller, 20, of Cincinnati.
Miller reportedly had glassy eyes but told police he had not been drinking. When he was asked to exit the car to perform field sobriety tests, officers observed he was wearing a Breathalyzer costume. Miller reportedly performed poorly on field tests and was taken to OPD where they found partial cases of Natural Light beer in his trunk and a fake Ohio driver's license and his mother's driver's license in his wallet. When Miller was asked to take a real Breathalyzer test he reportedly told police he was a nursing student so he knew his BAC would be over the limit.
Miller reportedly blew a 0.158 and was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated, underage intoxication, possession of a fake I.D., open container and failure to obey a one-way street before he was released to his girlfriend.
Masked men attack car in roadway
At 8:45 p.m. Thursday police officers met with a Liberty, Ind. woman who said she was driving westbound on Contreras Road in front of the Oxford Country Club when two people jumped into the roadway.
The woman said one of the subjects was wearing a "Jason" mask and the other was wearing a werewolf mask. She reported one of the subjects hit her car with a baseball bat and knocked the passenger side mirror off the vehicle.
The woman told police she immediately stopped her car and the subjects ran onto the golf course. The officer was reportedly unable to locate the suspects and no one has been charged in this case.
OPD finds first-year barefoot in bus garage
At midnight Saturday officers were dispatched to West Chestnut Street regarding a female in the Talawanda School District bus garage. The female was found barefoot near the intersection of West Chestnut Street and South College Avenue. She reportedly had an odor of an alcoholic beverage on her breath and allegedly admitted to drinking that night.
When asked for identification, she reportedly told the officer she was 21 and then provided an Ohio driver's license the identified her as Miami University first-year Katherine Robison, 20. Robison reportedly appeared disoriented and told police she thought she was on Oak Street heading toward the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house while she was actually heading toward Indiana. Robison was charged with underage intoxication and disorderly conduct-public intoxication.
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