The defendant was found by officers to be slumped over the wheel of his vehicle and asleep. The vehicle was partially obstructing traffic. It took several attempts to wake the defendant both verbally and physically. Upon the defendant waking up, the officers observed the defendant to have the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage, bloodshot, glassy eyes, a dazed and confused look and was unsteady on his feet to the extent he had to use his car door for balance upon exiting the vehicle. He also had difficulty handling his vehicle documentation and locating it. The defendant refused to answer any questions, perform any roadside sobriety exercises or submit to any breath test despite being warned of the possibility that his license would be suspended for one year. The firm filed 2 Motions to Suppress on the client’s behalf. The State dropped all DUI charges