The Man Police Department was surprised when it responded to a call about a possibly impaired driver and pulled over a motorist who had recently left a Methadone clinic.

• Neal Clyde Miller Jr., 26, of Bruno, was arrested in Logan County by Sgt. Dave Walls and Patrolman A.P. Williams of the Man Police Department for DUI of a controlled substance, no insurance and driving on a revoked license, on June 24.

According to police reports, the officers had received a Be On the Look Out alert about a black GMC Sonoma with a possibly impaired driver, which was they spotted, then pulled over.

"While speaking with the accused, he stated that he was on his way back from the methadone clinic and had taken his dose today," the report states. "The accused could not produce an insurance card and his license is suspended or revoked in Ohio. Ohio DMV records did not show what the accused was revoked for."

Miller reportedly failed two of three field sobriety tests, and was arrested and transported to Logan Regional Medical Center for a blood test.

He was booked at the regional jail at 12:30 a.m.

Local law enforcement officers continue to rack up drug related arrests as the summer heats up, according to police reports.

• Jason Michael Adkins, 30, of Logan, was arrested by West Virginia State Police Trooper J.E. Williams of the West Virginia State Police for possession of a controlled substance and obstructing an officer on June 27. According to police reports the officer was investigating a Petit Larceny complaint in Valley View and received permission to search the residence from another individual, when the trooper "sized a crack pipe with residue."

"Upon further investigation, and also advising the defendant, Jason M. Adkins of his constitutional rights, Mr. Adkins gave this officer a handwritten statement advising that the crack pipe belonged to the defendant in which he used to smoke crack." The defendant reportedly refused to comply with the officers commands.

He was booked at the Southwestern Regional Jail at Holden at 11:11 a.m.

• Tracy Rondale Adams, 43, of Omar, was arrested in Logan County, by Tpr. R.L. Frye of the WVSP, for possession of a controlled substance (two counts) obstructing an officer, driving on a revoked license on June 25. According to police reports the officer initiated a traffic stop on a white Chevy truck for an obstructed registration plate in Mt. Gay.

"Upon speaking with the driver, the accused, Tracy Adams, this officers was advised that he did not have a driver's license," the report states. "An inquiry through WVSP dispatch showed that the accused does have a previous conviction of driving revoked DUI on 11/15/07, and driving suspended for numerous unpaid citations. This officer inquired if any medication was in the vehicle, and the accused provided this officer with an unmarked pill bottle containing what is believed to be half of a marijuana cigarette, and two oblong blue pills depicting Watson 540 (lortab 10 mg) and one pink pill depicting Watson 502 (lortab 7.5 mg).

He was booked at the regional jail at 6:18 p.m.

•Ron Javins, 33, residence not listed, was arrested in Boone County by the Boone County Sheriff's Department for possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance and cultivation of marijuana on June 22. He was booked at the regional jail at 8 p.m.