marijuana. The subject told the deputy that he used it to smoke tobacco, but had used it to smoke marijuana one time. He was issued a summons for possession of drug paraphernalia and released.

MONDAY, AUG. 13

A deputy was dispatched to County Road G for a REDDI Report, and was advised that an older SUV had been driven there by a subject who was very intoxicated. He contacted the male subject and told him why he was stopping him. The male subject said that he had been drinking earlier and had three beers but didn’t feel drunk. The deputy observed several physical indicators of intoxication in the man, and when he asked him for his driver’s license, was told that he didn’t have one. The deputy told him thatwas another reason he should not be driving, and the subject stated that he understood and that he wouldn’t drive. He was told to call someone to come and get him and the other passengers and have a sober, valid driver come and get his vehicle. The subject stated he would call his sister. Status checks were run on the two other occupants of the vehicle. The male passenger came back with a warrant, and was arrested. The driver turned out to have a revoked license for Habitual Traffic Offender. The female passenger came back as not on file, but dispatch advised that the female possibly goes by an alias, as well as having several others. The deputy asked her for ID and she claimed that she didn’t.