Earlier this month, a routine traffic stop led to the arrest of a man suspected of driving under the influence after a deputy observed erratic driving behavior on Gore Subligna Road.The incident began when a Chattooga County Sheriff’s Deputy was traveling south on Gore Subligna Road, just south of Stinett Road. The deputy noticed a black 2010 Dodge Charger traveling northbound that crossed over the center line, forcing the deputy to maneuver toward the shoulder to avoid a collision. After ensuring it was safe to turn around, the deputy intercepted the vehicle on East Armurchee Road, approximately a quarter-mile from the initial incident. Upon approaching the car, the deputy requested the driver’s license and informed him of the reason for the stop. The driver complied, presenting his license and acknowledging the situation. However, the deputy quickly detected the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from the driver, who exhibited bloodshot, glassy eyes and slurred speech. When questioned about his alcohol consumption, the driver claimed to have consumed just two beers.  Forty-five-year-old Tomereo Shawn Perry was arrested and charged with DUI and was booked into the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office.