WINONA, Minn. — Police received a report of erratic driving at Lake Park and soon spotted the car on Franklin Street. Something was plainly amiss: The driver was up and down —10 mph, then 15, then slower again. The driver must have been blurring lane lanes. He was all over the street. Stopped, Kevin Eugene Hareldson, age 37, of Winona, told the officer he had downed a couple scooters. He didn’t detail what comprised his choice of the shooter’s contents. Typically a shooter is a pricey bar drink in a shot glass of potent mix of premium brands. Each shooter is taken down the hatch at in a single gulp for a quick, quick high. Hareldson’s blood was tested roadside at 0.36% alcohol – unusual high at 4-1/2 times morethan for driving legally. This was about 8:20 p.m. A few minutes later at jail the level had climbed to 0.39%. He was locked up.
Hareldson. Cops confirm poor driving behavior, make arrest.