Tom Browning, a former All-Star pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, was arrested over the weekend in Ohio after crashing his car into a house.

Browning, 62, was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

Fox 19 in Ohio reports that police in Georgetown, a town about an hour southeast of Cincinnati, said Browning crashed into a light pole, a tree and finally a house after he lost control of his vehicle. The incident reportedly occurred at about 11:30 pm on Saturday night.

No one in the home was injured in the crash.

Browning kept driving after hitting the house, but was ultimately pulled over.

After he was said to have smelled of alcohol and had bloodshot eyes, Browning reportedly failed several field sobriety tests and registered a .127 BAC on a breathalyzer. The legal limit in Ohio is .08.

Browning told police he had two bourbons.

He said he had been attending a fundraiser for the bassist Bootsy Collins in Hamilton, Ohio, about 90 minutes northwest of Georgetown, and was en route to his home in Edgewood, Ky.

However, Georgetown is pretty far off the route from Hamilton to Edgewood.

Browning did not have apparent recognition of where he was, and told police he had fallen asleep.

He was released on $2,000 bond and has a hearing set for Sept. 14.

Browning pitched on the Reds from 1984-94, and for the Royals in 1995. He was a member of the 1990 Reds World Series team, and made the All-Star game in 1991.