Not to go all public servicey on you, but don’t drink and drive. Especially if you have children in the car.
Call Greg Redux: Billings lawyer Michele Lynn Braukmann arrested with a .247 blood alcohol content (BAC), an open bottle of vodka and three kids in the car, tells officer not to arrest her because she has “the police chief on speeddial.”
And this supergenius was found slumped in his car with a BAC of .604 and two kids in the car. Keep in mind that any BAC above .4 is potentially lethal from the alcohol poisoning alone. (Hat tip: Ace of Spades.)
Strangely enough, that doesn’t even make the top 10 highest recorded blood alcohol levels. Number One was a South African sheep thief with a BAC of 1.41%.
No word on the BAC here, but you have to be pretty drunk to drive your car into a house.
Also, don’t drink and steer, like this Louisiana fisherman sentenced to 20 years for steering his commercial fishing boat into a dock, his fourth DUI offense.
Tags: Crime, DUI
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We were part timers. My partner, a local mortician, took to leaving his business card in the pockets of sleeping drunks.