By Jennifer Edwards
The Cincinnati Enquirer

FAIRFAX—A police log shows University of Cincinnati basketball coach Bob Huggins was stopped by a Fairfax officer on April 2, 2003 and warned about weaving on Wooster Road.

The log states that Huggins, who lives in Loveland, was taken home "due to feeling ill." Huggins' vehicle was parked at the Fairfax municipal lot. He was not issued a citation.

Fairfax Police Chief Rick Patterson declined comment on the 2003 incident, which occurred at 1:51 a.m.

Patterson also would not discuss Huggins' arrest last week in the village on a charge of drunken driving. The case will be heard in Fairfax Mayor's Court. UC athletic director Bob Goin has suspended Huggins indefinitely with pay.

In an exchange that occurred inside a Fairfax police cruiser on June 8 - minutes after Huggins was arrested on the drunken-driving charge - Officer Tim Vogel can be heard on the tape saying:

"You know we had you once before. You know that, and we took you home. Remember that?" the officer said.

Huggins replied: "No, sir."

"The only people that can talk about that are the Fairfax police," said Richard Katz, Huggins' lawyer. "The videotape speaks for itself. It's an unedited videotape.

"I don't know what all that means, but I think that anybody listening to that and putting all this together, 10 different people could have 10 different interpretations of that."

E-mail jedwards@enquirer.com.