According to the police report, the arresting officer administered several field sobriety tests after noticing a strong odor of alcoholic beverages from Hooks. For the horizontal gaze nystagmus test, Hooks displayed equal tracking, lack of smooth pursuit, an onset prior to 45 degrees and a slow reaction to light. On the walk-and-turn test, he reportedly missed most of the steps walking forward and on the return, used his arms for balance and didn’t count aloud.
Read about the charges facing Hooks in The Cadiz Record.
