Last Thursday, Chattooga County Deputies received a call to be on the lookout for a maroon colored Nissan Pathfinder that was driving recklessly on highway 27 near Walmart. The responding deputy that was on patrol on highway 27 spotted the vehicle and radioed it in that the vehicle almost hit him head on. Lorraine Morris was pulled over behind the Jack’s parking lot. The deputy noticed that Morris seemed to be intoxicated so he called another deputy on scene to do a field sobriety test. Morris stated that she had just left the Chattooga ER due to withdrawals from a narcotic medication she is on. The deputy asked what she was on the medication for and Morris stated that it was for an opiate withdrawal, she also said she had taken a 6mg Clonazepam 6 hours prior to her being pulled over. They then conducted the Field Sobriety test on her which deputies couldn’t finish due to her not being able to stand for long periods of time. After investigation, Morris was placed under arrest for failure to maintain a lane, suspended registration and DUI-drugs.