Early Saturday morning, a woman was arrested after being stopped by police on South Main Street in Bellefontaine.
Officers saw her black Jeep speeding and driving erratically, crossing into oncoming traffic.
After pulling her over, the officers smelled burnt marijuana coming from the vehicle.
The driver, Daijeonna Fletcher, 22, of Maumee, also showed signs of impairment.
Fletcher admitted to smoking marijuana earlier that day and then failed field sobriety tests.
When law enforcement searched the Jeep, they found marijuana roaches and what appeared to be a dried mushroom.
Fletcher’s driving record showed her license was suspended.
She was arrested for operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI), driving with a suspended license, speeding, and other traffic violations.
Fletcher was later cited for the violations and released to a sober driver.
