WINONA, Minn. – Depending on how blood tests come back from the state crime lab, a Winona man faces possible drunken driving and drug charges. Police said they stopped Benjamin Henry Alsaker Leonhardi, 26, on Highway 14 for weaving all over the road on the westbound incline near the Knopp Valley exit. The officer said the marijuana odor was unmistakable when Leonhardi lowered his window. He also smelled of alcohol, they said. Police reported finding psilocybin mushrooms on his person. The mushrooms field-tested at 0.9 grams. There also were 37 grams of meth, police said. A field test found Leonhardi’s blood at 0.22% alcohol – almost triple the legal limit. The arrest was about 6:45 p.m. Test results were submitted to the crime lab for testing.
Leonardi. Police found a medley of drugs in vehicle.