OPINION
HOWARD, Judge.
In this case, the trial court determined that defendant Thomas John Rowland was not under arrest at the time his blood was drawn in order to be tested for alcohol content. Accordingly, the trial court granted Rowland's motion to suppress the blood alcohol content (BAC) test results because of an implied consent statute in effect at the time of the test. We disagree with the trial court and vacate its order to suppress the BAC.
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