Indeoni Johnson

Name:
Johnson, Indeoni Demetria

Date of Booking:
11/02/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
DUI/Alcohol/Less Safe

Consuming Alcoholic Beverage or Possessing Open Alcoholic Beverage Container While in Passenger Area of Motor Vehicle

Speed Restrictions Basic Rules

Officer’s Narrative:
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On November 2, 2025 at approximately 2145 hours, Deputy Roberts (218) called me and advised that there was a female in a vehicle of the parking lot of Nightmare’s Gate haunted house (3844 Longview Drive) and he believed that the driver was possibly under the influence. Deputy Roberts advised that he was not able to pull the vehicle over as it was leaving the parking lot and he was currently out of his vehicle.

While on Longview Drive, I observed the vehicle leave from the parking lot at a high rate of speed toward Midway Road. Once at the intersection it turned left and went toward Fairburn Road where left to go northbound on Fairburn Road. Once on Fairburn Road, I sped up to 79mph in a 45mph zone and the vehicle in question was still pulling away from me. Once I caught up to the vehicle, I activated my emergency equipment and the vehicle came to a complete stop on the entrance ramp to Interstate 20 eastbound. While the vehicle was coming to a stop, the driver struck the curb with their right front tire.

I then made contact with the driver, identified as Indeoni Johnson, advised her of the reason for the stop and requested her license. While speaking to Johnson, I smelled the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from within her vehicle. Johnson did not possess her license on her person so she provided me with her name and date of birth. I then returned to the vehicle to run Johnson through GCIC and she returned with a valid license.

Once I confirmed Johnson’s license status was valid, I returned back to her and asked her to exit the vehicle. Once out of the vehicle, I smelled the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from her person and observed that her eyes were red in color and watery and Johnson’s speech sounded slurred while she was speaking with me. I then asked Johnson if she had consumed any alcoholic beverages tonight and she initially stated she had not drank anything but later changed her story to one glass of wine about two hours ago. When I questioned Johnson about why I smelled the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from within the vehicle, she responded with there are empty bottles in the vehicle. When I asked where the bottles were, Johnson went to the left rear door and retrieved the bottle from under the front passenger seat. While watching Johnson’s moves in the backseat I observed that her rear-end was wet and it appeared as if she had urinated on herself. Johnson then exited the vehicle and provided me with a partially filled bottle of Epsolon Tequila.

Johnson advised that she would be willing to submit to SFST’s to ensure she was fit to operate a motor vehicle. The following are my observations of Johnson during the subsequently administered SFST’s:

HGN / VGN:

Johnson advised she had no known neurological disorders, had not recently suffered a concussion or other head injury, and had no physical limitations that would limit her from walking, turning, or standing on one leg.

I observed both of Johnson’s pupils to be of equal size, and observed no resting nystagmus in either eye. I observed equal tracking in both eyes.

Of the 3 NHTSA validated clues for each eye, the following clues were observed for a total of 4 out of 6 possible clues.

Lack of Smooth Pursuit – Observed
Distinct and Sustained Nystagmus at Maximum Deviation – Observed
Onset of Nystagmus Prior to 45 Degrees – Not Observed
Vertical Nystagmus – Not Observed

Additional observations of Johnson during this evaluation:

I had to advise Johnson to not move her head multiple times and to not anticipate my movements.

The Walk and Turn:

I attempted to conduct the walk and turn but when I placed Johnson in the starting position she could not maintain her balance. At one point, Johnson had to hold onto me in order to not fall over. In regards to Johnson’s safety I terminated the evaluation and did not conduct the one leg stand.

PBT:

Johnson agreed to conduct the PBT. The PBT indicated a positive presence of alcohol on Johnson’s breath, indicating a BrAC of 0.079 grms.

Based upon the entirety of my contact with Johnson, I determined that she was under the influence of alcohol to a point that it was unsafe for her to operate a motor vehicle. I placed Johnson under arrest for DUI / Alcohol by placing her in handcuffs, ensuring for proper fit, and double locking them.

I then verified Johnson’s age and immediately read her the GA Implied Consent Notice for Suspects 21 YOA or Over. Johnson agreed to submit to the state administered chemical testing of her blood under implied consent.

Johnson was placed in the back seat of my patrol vehicle and transported to the Douglas County Jail without incident or injury, where she was turned over to the jailers.

At 2314 hours, [REDACTED] with Ten Eight Forensics arrived on scene and conducted the blood draw. The blood kit was later placed into evidence.

Johnson was arrested and cited for DUI/Alcohol/Less Safe, Open Container, and Speeding.

[End of Narrative]