State v. York

NEELY, Justice.

At 10:30 o’clock a.m. on 25 December 1982, while driving down U.S. Route 52, Deputy Conner Lawson observed a ear weaving left of the center line and back for approximately 200 yards. Accordingly, Deputy Lawson pulled the car over. Behind the wheel of the car Deputy Lawson found defendant Victor York. Both the car and Mr. York reeked of liquor. After a series of field sobriety tests, Deputy Lawson took Mr. York to the Mingo County Sheriffs Department where Deputy Ricky Starr conducted a breathalyzer test of Mr. York’s breath. At the conclusion of the breathalyzer test, the…