Personal Narrative: Routine Patrol
On 07/15/2015, at approximately 0038 hours your affiant was on routine patrol in the area of the three hundred block of west Poplar Street. I observed a blue Chevrolet sedan parked in the road midway in the block. I proceeded patrolling approximately three blocks and observed the said vehicle in the same location. The vehicle was facing east on Poplar Street. I proceeded toward the vehicle, observing two individuals inside. The vehicle began to move stopping at the stop sign and illuminated the interior lights. The vehicle stayed in the road at the stop sign for approximately two minutes as I was directly behind them. As the vehicle turned left (North on Chestnut Street) I activated my emergency lights. The operator continued to the alley and turned left in the alley (West on Columbus St). I observed the operator with his hand out the driver 's side window pointing down the street as he continued …show more content…
The operator was identified as Charles URBANAVAGE. I detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from the vehicle as he spoke. URBANAVAGE displayed red glassy blood shot eyes, a slow slurred speech, and constricted pupils. I asked URBANAVAGE how many drinks he had tonight. URBANAVAGE stated "none, I didn 't drink". I asked why I could smell alcohol coming from his vehicle. URBANAVAGE said his passenger was drinking. The passenger was identified as Diane KUTSKO who is known from previous contacts. I requested URBANAVAGE to exit the vehicle and submit to a series of psychophysical divided attention tests; none of which he could successfully complete. At this time I advised URBANAVAGE of my findings and requested him to submit to a chemical test of blood, at the Schuylkill center medical south hospital. URBANAVAGE was transported to the hospital where his left arm was wiped clean with a sterile non-alcoholic prep pad prior to
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