Suspended License Complaint Leads To Man's Fourth DUI

Edmonson Voice Staff
​Local officials received a complaint of a Chalybeate man who had allegedly been driving on a suspended license. The Sheriff's office reported that they saw Ronald Miller, 46, driving a vehicle that matched the description given in the complaint on Monday, March 1.

Deputies said they initiated a traffic stop and Miller admitted to driving on the suspended license. The Sheriff's office also reported that Miller smelled strongly of marijuana. Deputies then administered field sobriety tests where they said Miller showed signs of impairment. Official reports said that Miller admitted that he had recently smoked marijuana.

Deputies then found marijuana in the vehicle and Miller was arrested and charged with the following:

• Driving motor vehicle while suspended for DUI, 3rd offense or more
• Operating motor vehicle under influence of drugs/alcohol, 4th or more offense
• Possession of marijuana
• Attempt/Advertise *obs* drug paraphernalia, 2nd or more offense

Miller was transported to the Hart County Jail. Miller pleaded not guilty to all charges in Edmonson District Court today.

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