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8 <br /> <br />Since the Final Four was in town, squads were asked to concentrate on the highways and <br />roads surrounding all of the “sold out” hotels in Roseville. Despite having some rain <br />showers roll in (during the “prime hours” for DWI enforcement), they still had a <br />productive evening. <br /> <br />A St. Paul Officer completed a “hat trick” (his 4th since October) by making three DWI <br />arrests during this event. <br /> <br />• The first stop occurred when the officer witnessed a vehicle make a wide turn on a local <br />street. The driver claimed to be sober. This, apparently, was not the only false statement <br />made by the driver…who was arrested for 3rd degree (GM) DWI-Drugs, GM False Info <br />to Police, and a GM Domestic Violence warrant. <br /> <br />• The driver, from the second stop, initially stated that they had only consumed “two <br />beers” but (in the middle of roadside testing) changed the answer to, “A lot more than 2 <br />beers.” They were arrested for 1st degree (F) DWI-test refusal, DAC-IPS (Driving After <br />Cancellation – Inimical to Public Safety) and 2 active warrants (2nd Degree DWI and <br />2nd Degree Assault). <br /> <br />• The “hat trick” stop was for failing to signal a lane change. The 19 year old driver was <br />arrested for 4th degree (M) DWI and a “Not A Drop” violation (.11 BAC). <br /> <br />A Ramsey County Deputy made two DWI arrests, 4th degree (.12 BAC) and 2nd Degree <br />(.19 BAC), on individuals who both swore that they had only consumed “three beers” <br />during the entire evening. The actual size of the reported beers remains unknown. <br /> <br />A driver pulled into the parking lot of Cowboy Jack’s around midnight on Sunday, April <br />7th and struck another parked car. The suspect driver was found to be impaired and <br />failed field sobriety tests. He was arrested for DWI and provided a breath sample which <br />revealed a BAC of .19. He was booked at the Ramsey County Jail for 3rd Degree DWI. <br /> <br />On April 8 around 11:15 pm, Officer Amberg stopped a vehicle for speed and other <br />moving violations. The driver had odor of alcoholic beverages, slurred speech, bloodshot <br />watery eyes, and poor coordination. The driver stated he had "one tall beer." He failed <br />field sobriety tests and was placed under arrest. The driver agreed to take a breath test <br />which revealed a BAC of .13. He was booked for 4th degree DWI. <br /> <br />On Sunday April 14 at approximately 2 am, Officer Amberg observed a vehicle <br />struggling to parallel park. After traveling past the vehicle, Officer Amberg observed it <br />hit a parked car. The driver had poor coordination. The driver had an odor of alcoholic <br />beverages, slurred speech, bloodshot watery eyes. The driver stated she had "two beers." <br />She failed field sobriety tests. She agreed to take a breath test which revealed a BAC of <br />.10. She was booked for 4th Degree DWI. <br /> <br />Around 3:45 pm on Wednesday, April 17, a resident in the 1300 block of Pike Lake <br />Drive reported a female was stumbling around a vehicle with a flat tire parked on the <br />roadway. She failed field sobriety tests and provided a preliminary breath test measuring <br />.21. After her arrest, she was transported to the Public Safety Center for an evidentiary