According to Bild, the media outlet that revealed the information, the officers ordered the Canadian footballer to stop because of the possibility that he had been drinking and could be a danger to other drivers.
Once they approached him, they detected that he smelled of alcohol and proceeded to carry out a breathalyser test in which he tested positive with no less than 0.6 grams of alcohol per litre of exhaled air.
Dr. Gennaro Festa, a criminal lawyer contacted by the German newspaper, says that the Bayern Munich player faces a fine of 500 euros and a month's suspension of his driving licence, a document he was not deprived of at the time of the incident.
It remains to be seen whether the Bundesliga giant will carry out any punishment internally.