HIGHLAND HILLS, Ohio (AP) A public employee in a Cleveland suburb was arrested on a marijuana possession charge and, hours later, on charges of smoking pot while driving a village truck. Donald Brown, 34, of Highland Hills was charged Tuesday with driving under the influence when he was arrested the second time. Earlier, he was held on a possession charge when officers smelled marijuana outside his apartment.
According to the police report, Brown told officers he was fine to drive because he had "only smoked a roach" the remnant of a marijuana cigarette. But officers said Brown failed a field sobriety test.
A Highland Hills spokesman said any disciplinary action must await the outcome in court.
Brown's attorney, Beverly Briggs, said Thursday she had just gotten the case and couldn't comment.
--- Information from: The Plain Dealer, Cleveland OH Local News, Breaking News, Sports & Weather - cleveland.com

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if you admit to smoking it just gives them more reason to search you and give a sobriety test. this guy apparently wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed anyways.

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oh yeah, that the rather naive type here guess naivety doesn't protects you from prohibition

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