Overview
- A Nevada Highway Patrol trooper reported Odom's SUV at roughly 106 mph on I-15 around 2:20 a.m. Jan. 17 and noted unsafe lane changes before the stop.
- The arrest report cites an overwhelming odor of marijuana from the vehicle and bloodshot, watery eyes observed in Odom and a passenger.
- Odom performed poorly on multiple field sobriety tests and later consented to an evidentiary blood draw at the Clark County Detention Center.
- He told officers he might have used marijuana around 4 p.m. earlier that day, and later told TMZ he was not under the influence of alcohol or narcotics and is taking responsibility.
- Court records list a March 17 appearance, and as of the latest reporting the blood-test results were not public and formal charging status remained unclear.