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An intoxicated driver was arrested in Gibson County after driving the wrong way.

On Saturday night, Indiana State Police Troopers were patrolling US 41 when they saw a car traveling south in the northbound lane. The trooper tried conducting a traffic stop, but the car still traveled south in the northbound lane.

The trooper ended up having to drive in the opposite lane to get past the wrong-way driver and cut it off. The wrong-way driver, who was identified as a 19-year-old Macray Robinson of Fort Branch, stopped 15 yards from the trooper’s patrol car.

Robinson failed field sobriety tests. Robinson had a blood alcohol content of .16%.

Robinson was taken to the Gibson County Jail where he was charged with Driving While Intoxicated and Minor Possession of Alcohol.

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