Police: Man Passed Out Behind Wheel at Glow Gentlemen's Club

The following incidents have been reported by the Lower Saucon Township Police Department:

• Possession of a Small Amount of Marijuana - On May 1 at about 3:05am police stopped Corey Craig Jr., 19, of 333 E. Mosser St., Allentown, for allegedly driving on the wrong side of the road. Craig, who was stopped on Leithsville Road at Weavers Lane, was found to have a suspended license and was also found to be in possession of a small amount of marijuana and alcohol, police said. Craig's vehicle was towed and charges against him have been filed by mail, police added.
• DUI - On May 1 at about 4:07am police arrested Charles Miller, 25, of 203 S. Jackson St., Woodbury, N.J.,  on charges of DUI, possession of marijuana and careless driving. According to police, Miller was arrested after officers responded to Glow Gentlemen's Club at 3858 Rt. 378 for a report of "a vehicle into the building." Police say they found Miller passed out behind the wheel of a vehicle, and upon waking him, determined that he was under the influence and in possession of marijuana. Miller was determined to have a blood alcohol concentration of .14 percent, police said.
• Careless Driving - On May 8 police charged William Muniz, of 612 N. Hoffert St., Fountain Hill, with careless driving, disorderly conduct and several traffic violations. Muniz was charged after another individual reported a reckless driver on Route 378 and obtained a registration for Muniz's vehicle, police said. After Muniz was identified, his actions led to him being charged with multiple violations, police added.
• Driving Under Suspension, False Identification to Law Enforcement - On May 10 police arrested Natasha Grant, of 536 Jischke St., Bethlehem, for allegedly presenting false identification to a law enforcement officer and driving under suspension. According to police, Grant was stopped at Old Philadelphia Pike and Route 378 at about 2:10pm. After being stopped, Grant intially falsely identified herself but did eventually admit her real identity, police said.