On August 20th, 21-year-old Keegan Weideman was involved in a single-vehicle accident on his motorcycle at the intersection of Highway 76 and Madison Street. When officers made contact with Weideman, he told them that he crashed because he thought something was on the road. However, during the officers’ conversation with Weideman, they noticed a strong smell of alcohol coming from him. This led to Weideman admitting that he had consumed two beers and two shots of alcohol before he started driving.
This prompted officers to ask him to perform sobriety tests. After showing several signs of impairment during the sobriety tests, Weideman was taken into custody. A check of Weideman’s information revealed his driver’s license had expired. Weideman was later transported to booking and charged with driving under the influence and without a license on August 21st.
Keegan George Charles Weideman of Bumpus Mill Road in Oak Grove, KY, was booked into the Montgomery County Jail on August 21st, charged with driving under the influence and driving with no license. A judicial commissioner set his bond at $2,500.
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