Jarrod Martin is a favorite of the NRA in the Buckeye State. He's a state representative in Ohio whose two major political statces are gunloonery and the sanctity of life.Seems Jarrod likes to have few as well.
About a week ago, NRA lifemember Jarrod Martin was stopped and cited for an OVI:
On the side of the roadway, Martin refused to submit to field sobriety tests and a “chemical” test of his blood, breath or urine, Ralston said. As a result, he will automatically lose his driver’s license for one year. He was released at the scene with one of the adult passengers behind the wheel.
As two children were passengers in the vehicle, Martin also earned a child endangerment charge.Of course, this isn't NRA lifemember Martin's first dance with the bottle:
State Rep. Jerrod Martin was passed out drunk on then-GOP Minority Leader's William G. Batchelder's Chevy Suburban when Martin was discovered by Riffe Center security last year.
Update: There's more:
On May 16, 2010, the night manager at the Residence Inn in Beavercreek called police about guests yelling and fighting on the fifth floor at 4:30 a.m. Officers found Martin and six other men “highly intoxicated” at a bachelor party. The men said they weren’t fighting; just having a “friendly wrestling match in their hotel room,” a Beavercreek police report said.
