State v. Brandenburg

At approximately 2:80 a.m. on November 6, 1986, an Ohio State Trooper clocked the defendant-appellant, Kenneth Brandenburg, traveling fifty-six miles per hour in a posted thirty-five-miles-per-hour zone on Dixie Drive. The police officer did not immediately stop Brandenburg’s car, but followed the car for about a mile. During that time, Brandenburg’s car slowed to the posted speed limit and weaved off the road four times by about a foot and a half each time.

The police officer then stopped the car under the suspicion that its driver was driving under the influence of alcohol. He noticed…