Ohio Court of Appeals February 6, 1998, No. 97-L-046. (City v. Woodside, Unpublished Decision (2-6-1998))

DRUNK DRIVING: When a police officer arrives at the scene of a single-vehicle accident soon after its occurrence, discerns an odor of alcohol about the suspect near the vehicle, and the suspect admits to having driven the vehicle, the officer has probable cause to arrest that individual for driving under the influence of alcohol.