WENGNews writes, "A MAN WHO STOPPED TO ASK A NORTH PORT POLICE OFFICER DIRECTIONS WAS CHARGED WITH DUI RECENTLY. ACCORDING TO THE POLICE REPORT AND THE SUN, 64 YEAR OLD WILLIAM GROH HAD JUST EXITED I-75 AT SUMTER BOULEVARD AND SEEMED VERY DISORIENTED. HE PULLED UP BEHIND A MARKED POLICE CAR, TELLING THE OFFICER HE WAS LOST AND WANTED TO KNOW HOW TO GET TO PUNTA GORDA. WHEN THE OFFICER ASKED HIM TO GET OUT OF HIS VEHICLE, HE TRIED TO WITHOUT TAKING HIS SEATBELT OFF. HE REPORTEDLY FAILED DUI FIELD TESTS, AS HE HAD DIFFICULTY MAINTAINING HIS BALANCE. HE ALSO THOUGHT HE WAS IN PUNTA GORDA. THE BREATHALYZER TOLD THE REAL STORY, AS HE REPORTEDLY BLEW A .186, WHICH IS MORE THAN TWICE THE LEGAL LIMIT OF .08. GROW WAS TAKEN TO THE SOUTH COUNTY JAIL AND HELD ON $500 DOLLARS BOND. "
