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Good lawyers, basically. Either that or it's a small town and they know the right people. I know someone who was woken up by a State Trooper, fast asleep in he
by HeyLaughingBoy 3y ago
Good lawyers, basically. Either that or it's a small town and they know the right people.
I know someone who was woken up by a State Trooper, fast asleep in her vehicle on the side of the road, with the engine running so it was obvious that she fell asleep while driving.
It was by far not her first DUI. I assume that she lost her license after that, but I do know that she kept driving.
- hiatus 3y ago> I know someone who was woken up by a State Trooper, fast asleep in her vehicle on the side of the road, with the engine running so it was obvious that she fell asleep while driving. It doesn't sound obvious to me. If it was cold out, you would run the engine for heat for instance.
- rootusrootus 3y agoIt may not be obvious she was in fact driving, but it'll get you a DUI charge every time. Hell, even if you're in the back seat sleeping it off you're likely to get a charge if you have the keys anywhere accessible (and sometimes, even if you don't).
- HeyLaughingBoy 3y agoThis is correct. I also neglected to mention that the car wasn't neatly pulled over onto the side of the road but had driven itself into the ditch between the road and a field.