Lipscomb v. State

Pope, Judge.

A police officer stopped defendant for failure to dim his headlights. When the officer asked him to produce his driver’s license and proof of insurance, the police officer “observed the odor of an alcoholic beverage on his breath.” The officer asked defendant if he had had anything to drink that day and defendant “said he had a few.” Defendant was asked to perform routine field sobriety tests, was given an Alcosensor reading which showed positive results, and was then placed under arrest. Defendant contends that his convictions for failure to dim head lights and for DUI must be…