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Name:
Roblero Lopez, Alexis
Date of Booking:
05/02/2026
Reason(s) For Booking:
DUI ALCOHOL 0.08 GR OR MORE
DRIVING WHILE UNLICENSED
FAILURE TO MAINTAIN LANE
Officer’s Narrative:
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On 05/02/2026 at approximately 02:08am, I (Ofc M Smith) was patrolling the area of Bullsboro Dr near the intersection of Ashley Park Blvd, Newnan, GA 30263 when I observed a Ford F-150 that was failing to maintain its lane. I observed as the vehicle crossed the yellow fog line far enough for the driver side tires to be in the grass median before returning its lane. The vehicle then crossed over the dotted white lines to the degree that the vehicle was nearly centered over the lines. The vehicle continued failing to maintain its lane as I was able to catch up to it near the inter section of Greison Trl where I initiated a traffic stop.
I approached the vehicle to make contact with the driver when I noticed that the driver jumped over the center console into the rear seat where he covered himself and laid face down on the floor board. After the driver, identified as Alexis Roblero-Lopez, was in the rear area of the passenger area, the passenger, identified as Marcos Baizabal, was climbing into the driver’s seat making statements through the window that he was alone in the vehicle. Once in the driver’s seat, Baizabal appeared to be pulling on the gear shifter while throttling up the vehicle so I advised him to unlock the doors and exit the vehicle and both occupants did so.
Once out of the vehicle, I spoke with Lopez notified him of the reason for the stop. I requested Lopez’s information and was provided a Mexican International ID card. While speaking with Lopez, I observed that he had a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his person and noted that he had bloodshot watery eyes. I asked Lopez if he would be willing to perform the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFST) and he advised that he would.
I started by asking Lopez a series of medical questions to ensure he did not have any conditions that would hinder his ability to perform the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) test. After ensuring he could safely perform the test, I had Lopez get into the starting position for the HGN test. I gave Lopez the instructions for the test and ensured that he understood before beginning. Before starting the test, I ensured that Lopez had Equal Pupil Size, Equal Tracking, and No Resting Nystagmus.
I then began the test and started by checking for Lack of Smooth Pursuit (present in both eyes), Distinct and Sustained Nystagmus (present in both eyes), and Onset of Nystagmus Prior to 45 Degrees (present in both eyes). After checking all of the required points of the test, I also checked Lopez for Vertical Nystagmus which was not present. At the conclusion of the test, I noted 6 of the 6 possible clues of impairment.
Due to a moderate language barrier, I decided to forgo the Walk and Turn test as well as the One Leg Stand test.
After concluding SFST, I retrieved my Portable Breath Tester (PBT) from the rear of my patrol vehicle along with a new straw for testing. I set up my PBT and explained how to provide a sample for the PBT and administered the test to (NAME). After administering the test, the PBT gave a positive result for the presence of alcohol, showing a Breath Alcohol Content (BrAC) of 0.115 g/210L.
At that point, I advised Lopez that he was under arrest for DUI. Lopez was placed in handcuffs that were behind his back and double locked after checking fit. I read Georgia’s Implied Consent Notice for Suspects Age 21 Or Over and requested a breath sample, which Lopez agreed to provide.
Lopez was then placed in the rear seat of my patrol vehicle with his safety belt fastened and he was transported to Coweta County Jail. After completing the jails “pat down” process, I administered a breath test utilizing the Intoxilyzer 9000 located at the jail. While administering the test, Lopez provided two adequate breath samples giving a BrAC of 0.140 g/210L.
Upon checking the information that I was provided by Lopez, it was found that he does not have an issued driver’s license through any state. Baizabal was also placed under arrest and cited for NPD-Resisting, Interfering With Police. Bazibal was placed in the rear seat of my patrol vehicle with Lopez and his safety belt was fastened before he was transported to Coweta County Jail where he was turned over to booking officers. I was also notified at a later time that the identification that Baizabal (showing a name of Denis Falcon) provided was a fictitious identification card.
Lopez was cited for Failure To Maintain Lane, DUI-alcohol Per Se, and Driving While Unlicensed. I also completed a DDS-1205 form to be turned in to the state. Lopez’s vehicle was towed from the scene by Parker’s Towing. The rear seat of my patrol vehicle was checked before and after transport an found to be free of and contraband.
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