One of the sons of former Major League Baseball star pitcher Roger Clemens was arrested in Houston early Tuesday on a drunk driving charge, police said.

Kory Allen Clemens, 30, was pulled over after officers reportedly observed him speeding down a street and running a red light.

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Officers said Clemens showed signs of being intoxicated, prompting authorities to summon a special DWI officer to the scene to perform a field sobriety test, Houston police spokesman John Cannon said.

Clemens was charged with a DWI offense and released on $100 bond. If he’s convicted, he could spend up to six months in jail and be fined up to $2,000.

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Kory is one of the baseball legend’s four sons.

The Associated Press contributed to this report