Obrist v. Commissioner of Motor Vehicles

OPINION OF THE COURT

John R. Tenney, J.

The petitioner, Robert Obrist, arrived home to find two police officers waiting for him with a warrant for his arrest for obstructing governmental administration. He drove his car into the driveway of his home. At that time, the police presented him with the warrant, placed him under arrest and took him into custody. While in the car on the way to jail, he was asked to submit to a chemical alcohol test. The police officer testified that upon his refusal, he was arrested again *500but now for driving while intoxicated. After having been read the chemical test…