Olympic gymnastics legend Mary Lou Retton has been charged with driving under the influence in West Virginia. Retton, 57, was stopped in Marion County, West Virginia, on May 17 and charged with one misdemeanor count of "driving under influence of alcohol, controlled substances, or drugs," online court records show.

She became the first U.S. woman to win the all-around gold medal or any individual Olympic medal in gymnastics. Going into the final rotation of the competition, Retton trailed Romania’s Ecaterina Szabo by five-hundredths of a point and needed a perfect 10 on the vault to win.

The retired athlete, who is facing one misdemeanor count of DUI, posted $1,500 bond the same day she was arrested earlier this month.