WINONA, Minn. – A Wisconsin driver who police said showed signs of intoxication was arrested during a speeding stop. Clifford Lee Tyson Sr., 47, of Arcadia, refused to be tested for his blood-alcohol level, but, said the arresting officer, he had an alcohol odor, bloodshot eyes and slurred speech and fumbled through roadside tests for balance and dexterity. Also, the officer said, Tyson didn’t make much sense. The officer quoted Tyson that he was with friends although he was alone and that he was walking down the street although the officer had been tailing his car for blocks for speeding. The arrest was about 1:35 a.m. near Broadway and Ewing streets on the West Side.
