Illinois Appellate Court
Criminal Court
DUI
Defendant was arrested for DUI, after being stopped at a "sobriety checkpoint", and refused alcohol blood testing, resulting in statutory summary suspension (SSS) of his drivers license. Court properly denied his petition to rescind SSS. Officer noticed nothing unusual about Defendant's driving, but detected a "faint" odor coming from vehicle, and noticed he had "glossy" eyes; and Defendant admitted having consumed one beer. These circumstances were sufficient to create reasonable articulable suspicion that Defendant was driving under the influence. (BOWMAN and O'MALLEY, concurring.)