WINONA, Minn. – An able-bodied Illinois driver was arrested in a handicapped-parking slot at the Kwik Trip convenience store on Old Homer Road on the Far East End. The charge was drunken driving. Police were summoned to the store by a woman-caller who sounded confused. They located the woman in the store. She said had been driven to store by Benjamin Matthew Kingsbury, 21, of Frankfort, Illinois, and pointed to him in the handicapped parking slot. He looked and smelled drunk. Being in the driver’s seat with the key in the ignition, he was put through sobriety tests. He failed. His blood-alcohol tested at 0.11%. Only 0.08% is allowed. The woman, who also was intoxicated, was driven to her nearby hotel. This about 12:05 a.m.
