Jaha Cited for Drunk Driving
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Milwaukee Brewer slugger John Jaha has been cited for drunken driving, authorities in Milwaukee said Sunday.
The Brewers’ first baseman also was cited on Friday for excessive speed and non-registration of a vehicle when he was stopped in suburban Elm Grove early Friday, Police Chief Jeffrey Haig said.
Jaha refused to take a Breathalyzer test, which is a violation in Wisconsin. As a result, he was required to take a blood-alcohol test. Those results won’t be available for about two weeks.
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