28-year-old Ibrahim Kargbo was charged with a DUI and possession of a firearm while intoxicated when he was stopped for doing donuts in the street, admitted ownership of a gun that fell out of his glove box, and blew a .135 BAC.
On August 29th, Clarksville Police Department Officer Hauser initiated a traffic stop when he witnessed a black Camaro doing donuts on Tiny Town Road at 2:30 am. Ibrahim Kargbo was the driver of the vehicle and police reported they could smell booze on his breath.
When he was asked to provide his license and registration, the passenger of the vehicle, Faye Beale, opened the glove compartment and a pistol fell out. Kargbo said the weapon was his and then consented to a standard field sobriety test. Police conducted the SFST due to Kargbo’s eyes being red and watery as well as his speech slurred. The test showed many signs that Kargbo was intoxicated and when he was given a breathalyzer test, his blood alcohol content was a .135.
Ibrahim Kargbo was arrested and charged with driving under the influence and possession of a firearm while intoxicated. His bond was set at $7,500.
