DUI?? Twice in two days??
Posted: September 22, 2008 5:48 am
That's one hell of a bender!!!!!
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Re: DUI?? Twice in two days??
Posted: September 22, 2008 6:39 am
Posted: September 22, 2008 6:43 am
Quiters never win 
Posted: September 22, 2008 7:24 am
and rehab is for quitters.. according to the shirt in KWparrothead3282 wrote:Quiters never win
Posted: September 22, 2008 1:08 pm
Impressive as that is, we can go you one better...
A couple of months ago, a guy rung up 3 DUIs in 24 hours.
Got his first in Springfield, MO, sometime in the late afternoon. Due to their regs, they had to release him when he made bail.
His second came around Lake of the Ozarks later that night. They also had to release him when he made bail.
He THEN rented a car, and got his third DUI sometime in the morning hours of the next day. This time, though, he was out in the country - Osage County, MO, to be exact.
The judge in Osage Co. has a policy that DUI arrests stay in the clink until they sober up. This guy spent 3 days in the county jail before he sobered up, made bail, and got somebody to come pick him up.
And now, he's headed back to prison for violating his probation (among other things.)
Leave it to those (us) country boys to handle the bad guys properly.![[smilie=gunhappyyank.gif]](./images/smilies/gunhappyyank.gif "gunhappyyank")
A couple of months ago, a guy rung up 3 DUIs in 24 hours.
Got his first in Springfield, MO, sometime in the late afternoon. Due to their regs, they had to release him when he made bail.
His second came around Lake of the Ozarks later that night. They also had to release him when he made bail.
He THEN rented a car, and got his third DUI sometime in the morning hours of the next day. This time, though, he was out in the country - Osage County, MO, to be exact.
The judge in Osage Co. has a policy that DUI arrests stay in the clink until they sober up. This guy spent 3 days in the county jail before he sobered up, made bail, and got somebody to come pick him up.
And now, he's headed back to prison for violating his probation (among other things.)
Leave it to those (us) country boys to handle the bad guys properly.
Posted: September 22, 2008 1:14 pm
krusin1 wrote: Leave it to those (us) country boys to handle the bad guys properly.
Posted: September 22, 2008 1:15 pm
Now thats funny stuff
Posted: September 22, 2008 1:21 pm
In my line of work I deal with DUIs for booze and drugs. I was doing some casework stuff and noticed one lady had been arrested twice in an 8 hour period in 2 different cities. She was hopped up on some prescription meds.