HOMER, Minn. – A Winona driver was steering all over the road and was arrested on Highway 61 near Black Horse Road, deputies said. There were other driving violations too, according to deputies. Parke Phillip Stoltman, 30, of Winona, explained that he was on medications. But for some reason he refused a blood-alcohol breath test on site. Deuties took him to jail anyway for symptoms of drunken driving — bloodshot and watery eyes and a tell-tale body odor and because of previous DWI arrests. At the county jail Stolrman refused again to be tested, this time to provide blood or urine. The refusals resulted in their own charge. This was about 1:50 a.m. At the jailhouse a jailer intercepted Stoltman texting a girlfriend to bring his meds – and heroin. Her bag was examined when she arrived. The bag contained only prescribed medications — no heroin. But Stoltman then found himself charged with an additional count of attempting to import contraband to jail.
Stoltman. Charged also with trying import contraband into jail.