Booze cruise ends with cuffs for one Houston man. In the early hours, deputies with Constable Mark Herman's Office reeled in a driver suspected of being tipsy behind the wheel. The stop, initiated in the 10100 block of Huffmeister Road, led to the arrest of Oudomsak Souksanom, who was observed to be exhibiting several signs of intoxication by the attending officers.
The constables proceeded to administer a series of standardized field sobriety tests, which determined Souksanom was, indeed, intoxicated. Despite the risk such incidents pose to public safety, the alleged drunk driver was removed from Precinct 4 roadways, potentially averting a more tragic outcome. "Oudomsak Souksanom was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail, charged with Driving While Intoxicated," said Constable Mark Herman. His bond was swiftly set at a mere $100.00 out of County Court 6, according to Constable Mark Herman's Facebook page.
This latest snag fits into a broader tapestry of DUI arrests that punctuate the night's silence with the wails of sirens and the flashing of red and blue. Drunk driving, an avoidable blight upon our roadways, continues to stubbornly persist, demanding diligence and a steady hand from law enforcement to keep them safely patrolled.
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