I've heard something really good, if someone is trying to leave somewhere being clearly drunk and trying to drive, to stop them, they'll argue that they're good, that they'll be careful etc, and that "you don't have to worry about me", and at that point you reply "I'm not worried at all about you cause if you smash into a tree and die you deserve it, I'm worried about the innocent people who chose not to drink cause they were driving and that you may end up killing. The one time I heard this person recalling the event, he said that the drunk friend in question went like "shiiit, I didn't think about that, yeah then I guess I'll just pass out on the couch here". Good to keep in mind. Secondary thing, as much as I hate drunk drivers, I'm always low-key impressed, she's so passed out that she doesn't even react to the light, yet she's able to stay on the road??? If I was that level of drunk I wouldn't even be able to find my car, and let's say I find it, the second I'm on the seat I fall asleep. But again let's say I don't, I for sure wouldn't be able to even put it in drive, I'd probably activate the windshield and ac and maybe drive 5cm before ramming against a flower bed or something. I don't know cause I've never even remotely attempted it, since I'm not selfish garbage, but yeah, no way I'd be so neatly in the middle of the lane.
I've known many people personally, including a 17 year old, who have tragically died because of drunk drivers. It's despicable and selfish, and if you don't have a ride home, don't drink.
I’m a former EMT. DUI drivers infuriate me. I’ve seen the devastation that they leave behind-some of those calls will never leave my mind. IMO, people who drive drunk and are caught shouldn’t just have their driver’s license suspended-they should have their vehicles confiscated, because so many of them just keep driving even after that license gets suspended, and it’s not enough of a deterrent to prevent this type of crap.
I completely agree. The main reason I want my driver's license is so I can be a designated driver for my friends (current and future). I don't think I could handle one of my friends causing that kind of destruction and harm.
My best friend was murdered by a drunk driver. We were 15 years old. I’m 49 now, and I still see her Dad laying across her coffin, screaming. Saddest thing I’ve ever seen.
ICU nurse here. Taken care of so many people hit by drunk drivers, often the drivers get off with just a couple cuts and bruises and get discharged while the other person is fighting for their life. They should have to bring them in and SEE the damage they did. This sentence infuriates me. She should have gotten a much more serious sentence.
Driving drunk is a selfish POS thing to do, My best bud was hit by drunk driver was in a wheelchair for months before he could start walking. TikTok star what a joke...
i’m sorry to hear that happened to your best friend 🥺 i don’t drink personally, but my couple friends that do ALWAYS lock their car keys away before anyone can drink. i wish more people did that if they’re gonna drink :/ it’s disgusting that drunk driving is even a thing! 💙💙
My childhood best friend was hit and killed by a drunk driver, riding his bike home from work. They let that POS out, only for him to do the same thing again, months later!
I have a friend who lost her 2 year old grandson because a drunk neighbour hit him twice on her front lawn. He died in his 16 year old uncle's arms. I have no time for people like her. My brother has at least two DUIs and he knows my opinion about it. His wife has one of those breathalyzers that has to blow 0 in order to turn it on. Neither of them think it is a big deal. They have driven with their kid in the car. They haven't gotten in very much trouble at all. They have lost their license for short periods of time. If you go into rehab, you will get even less time suspended. If you have a couple years between DUIs, you will be treated like it is your first offence.
I'm so sorry that happened to your friend 😞 I have a friend that was also hit by a drunk driver at age 25. He is alive and is now 30, but permanently in a wheel chair, and can communicate through a computer, but not through talking anymore. Can mostly only eat liquid food as well. I never had sympathy for drunk drivers, but ever since this happened, drunk drivers enrage me. There is no excuse for it.
They basically just slapped her on the wrist!! As someone who is now disabled because of a driver under the influence, this just ticks me off. She could have hit someone and ruined their whole life, giving them a lifetime of pain.....but in most states if they don't kill you, they hardly do anything to them. Absolutely ridiculous!!
literally I got more discipline for bumping into the back of a car and not pulling over (yes I know it was a bad decision it was a split-second decision and I made the wrong one I panicked I'm dumb I know)
Throwback to when this drunk driver with her CHILD in the backseat hit my family friend’s parents and one of them were literally decapitated by it and she didn’t even get parole or anything lol
I think the worst part is that 6 months community service and license revoked is like the TCAP people getting off with hardly nothing. The justice system sucks.
@@aquaaack422 dang, that’s sucks. I’m sorry. System is effed up. Big time. I was SA’d horrifically at knife point last year, had a r@pe kit done that night, reported to state police immediately once I was safe, guy even gave me an STD… a very easily treatable one thank Goodness.. aaaaand the grand jury said there wasn’t enough evidence. And let him walk. He never spent a second in jail for it. THAT is our “justice” system. It’s horribly broken.
I had a friend fall asleep at a red light when he was super drunk. He woke up later in jail and hasn't done anything like that again. I'm just glad he didn't hurt anyone and learned his lesson
NEVER driven after any amount of alcohol. That being said, I got into a fight while blackout drunk. I woke up hog tied in the back of a squad car. Haven't done that since.
She only got SIX MONTHS of community service?!? Just absolutely ridiculous. At least some jail time and fines, probation?. Pleaseeee. What lesson does that teach her? Just be a beeotch enough and get your way and not deal with any real consequences? My god. Our justice system is infuriating.
My cousin died after a drunk driver hit her head on and we didn't even get a case until a few years later because they "lost" her sobriety test results. Then her lawyers tried to dispute it, saying it was fake. And this woman has a history of arrests due to child abuse. I don't even know if she's even arrested yet, and this was in 2016.
Bro it’s pretty disgusting how little she got for that. They hit it on the head when comparing buffs past experiences and hypotheticals with it it was him. Gross stuff.
@@fanime1 not true, at all… cops are overzealous against ordinary civilians in my area while drug dealers, rapists and addicts run wild and above the law… 😢
You just like talking about things you know nothing about? You can definitely refuse field sobriety tests. They can get a warrant to draw blood, but in many states if you refuse the breathalyzer it's an automatic DUI.
@sdraulitolito44 in my state if you refuse it's an automatic DUI/DWI, and they WILL call a judge up and have an order for your blood draw within no time of arriving at either the hospital or the jail depending on if they have the facilities to do so there.
I've been on a police cam binge and the reason they still do the sobriety tests is to verify if it is ONLY alcohol. I guess they can also detect certain narcotics too.
Well it also gives them that much more evidence in court should the person try to claim they were ok to drive. They’d be screwed anyway due to body cams but failing the tests is even more confirmation
I've seen this covered before and I really hope they start cracking down even harder on people that do this kind of shit. The town I grew up and lost 7 kids because of a drunk driver, she had them packed in like sardines and she tried driving them home when she was drunk and they all died.
They are here, my friend who( I don’t condone it), was buzzed and got caught. Had her license suspended ended up paying $25,000 and did short stint in jail, permanently has a dui on her record This video is infuriating
As a fellow michigander i am EMBARRASSED about this entire situation. DUIs are way too common, and no one ever gets punished enough nor are they given any help to combat addiction
When I was 19 and got an MIP (Minor I'm Possession) I had to do some volunteer work at a local care center for folks who needed assisted living. These were people who couldn't care for themselves due to severe learning disabilities, brain damage, and the like. There was one gentleman who was a wheelchair user permanently, and he was sweet as beans and had a lil crush on me 😅 even introduced his dad to me, which was super sweet 😊 Well, he was there bc he was out at a party with some friends years prior. He didn't have brain damage then, and he had no history of problems in school or being disabled in any fashion, mental or otherwise. But he was wasted, and didn't wanna drive but also didn't wanna stay in the house. The reason was so innocuous that he couldn't even remember why. He just remembered thinking sleeping in his car was safer than driving. And arguably, it could be. But another drunk driver rammed right into his back seet, where he was sleeping. It completely crushed his skull, but he lived! And he was always the most kind, warm individual when I was volunteering there. He tried his best to be safe and ANOTHER person who couldn't think to do the same changed his life forever. Don't drink and drive, please. The world is begging you.
I’ve always been told if a cop wants you to take a breathalyzer refuse to use the one they carry in the car and demand to use one at the jail. Apparently the ones they carry in the car aren’t reliable? Idfk. I don’t drive drunk so I’m not worried
In some places if you are accused of drunk driving, you can dispute the breathalyzer test results and demand to take a blood test instead. I heard of one guy who disputed it and they let him drive to the hospital so they chugged a bunch of Gatorade and ate a foot long sub to lower his alcohol levels.
@@angrycat6954 What if you are under the legal limit, but the breathalyzer says that you are over the limit? People need to know these things in case that happens.
The best part of this video is Dane being appalled at the $1000 + community service and telling his stories. Oh man… his stories are way too real. Sometimes people want to pretend like it isn’t true but if you’ve seen it first hand you know. Not ALL the time, but enough that I can’t pretend it doesn’t exist.
I remember watching this a little while ago and hoooooooo boy... they need to start being more strict on people who do this. Willingly driving knowing you're too intoxicated to hold your head up? You deserve the jail time. 🙄
When i did my training in ER nursing, the number of people every night we had to look after because they were completely incoherent intoxicated was shocking. They were difficult but its their drunk friends who were the worst part towards staff
Both of my nephew's paternal grandparents were killed by a drunk driver on their way to his tee-ball game. The poor kid actually blamed himself. He thought that if they wouldn't have been coming to his game. They wouldn't have died.
I heard a story about a friend of a friend who used the exact trick the Ken suggested. He was a lawyer and kept a liquor bottle under his front seat. He was under the influence and got pulled over, he waited for the cop to come to his window, put the car in park and started chugging the booze. Apparently he only got open container and drinking in public but no DUI (and DUI laws are much much harsher here in Canada)
Here in Australia we have RBTs (Random Breath Test) where the cops breathalyse everyone going down a road, and I'm pretty sure refusal to take it means they can arrest you on the spot - which is how it should be.
My ex's brother in law told us that a friend of his was driving drunk, hit a post and saw a liquor store across the street and went to buy alcohol and chugged it before the cops came. He told them that he got so shook and to calm himself, he went to the liquor store and bought beer while he waited. Since he had the receipt, they didn't get him for DUI. not sure how true that story is lol but what Ken said, reminded me of this.
Yes ken, i was an emt for 3 years in a major city and "simple drunk people calls" were some of the worst to deal with they smell awful, usually half clothed, most likely pissed themselves, incoherent and the most time consuming. You definitely need tons of patience to deal with them. The reason police go thru the field test is a legal cover your ass thing. They HAVE to have it done in the papers even tho you can tell someone is blitzed out of there mind.
I couldn't do it. I don't know how people deal with this crap. I have enough negative feelings toward the human race, WITHOUT having to see them at their literal worst. Bless the people who can deal with this, I mentally could not.
@kennylaysh2776 oh its not easy. It takes a special kind of patience. Many people who do deal with this kind of situation regularly also has disdain for humanity but we just suck it up
That’s not true. Maybe you haven’t dealt with any child abuse incidents, pregnant 12 year old girls, or disgustingly sick abuse case victims… but I definitely find it easy to separate the alcohol and SAD from the person by comparison. They are sick. It is my job to help sick people. It’s hard to say the same for people who have a choice- and don’t have substance abuse disorder.
The laws are made to protect women, that's just the sad reality. And feminists are still here fighting for equality. I have heard of multiple men ending up in jail for drunk driving ( without causing any accidents).
You can deny the sobriety tests but they'll automatically pull your license to my knowledge. Props to them for being able to sit through this whole thing lol
Thank God she passed out and didn't kill anyone 😢 I lost my best friend to a drunk driver, and I think it's always attempted murder if you drive drunk, or let anyone leave like that.
Michigan ubers are stupid hard to get outside of lunchtime. They prefer to run food delivery or airport only. I'm from Michigan, and frequently have to browse for a ride.
a girl I went to high school with drove drunk after prom and killed two people. her punishment? 8 months of work release and 1 year probation. the system is so messed up.
@@MoneyAppz most people go through their lives without doing something that easy to avoid that could kill dozens of people, I’d say most people aren’t that blatantly arrogant.
@@MoneyAppzHow idiotic. Thats like comparing someone getting a paper cut to a missing limb. No, not everyone makes the conscious decision that endangers innocent individuals lives. Affecting others negatively doesn't begin to compare to threatening their lives with deadly force.
They are extremely selfish. Especially now with how cheap an Uber is. I've lost too many people to drunk drivers, I have no sympathy. I smoke weed for medical reasons and refuse to drive because I'm afraid I'll kill someone. So I literally take the bus instead of driving. Because I'm not selfish.
This video really angers me. Like so many people have died due to drunk driving, and she gets 6 months community service?! Are you kidding?! Are they waiting for her to do it again and actually kill someone?!
@@Itdontmatter2000 not prison, but why do you think there are a lot of multiple offenders for DUIs? Because they don’t get a harsher punishment the first time.
@@Itdontmatter2000she is the subject of the video, so she gets the frustration and anger directed at her. Why are you trying to look at everyone else on this video...
Buff saying she’s on acid seems so funny to me. Outta all the drugs he coulda picked he says one of the only drugs that you physically will never be able to sleep on even if you want to
I just don’t understand why they get such lenient sentences!? It’s a very serious offence. Someone could die because of their stupidity. On the road you have a responsibility for the safety of yourself and others, period.
Good lawyer + liberal judge. A lot of judges nowadays are lenient on everyone who doesn't deserve it (pedophiles, career criminals, drunk drivers, etc).
@@StellarisIgnis Which is totally unacceptable, as both genders can be equally at fault and insidious…..ie in brutal crimes such as murder. I’m not saying this crime is the same as murder but in my eyes the law should be the same for all genders.
@@RaineSophiaLewis Wait until you hear about sentences for non-white disparities lol. Yeah I am all for full equality. Do the crime do the time regardless of race, or gender, or whatever.
DUI in Norway (>0.02% blood alcohol) result in suspended drivers licence and a month salary in fines. From 0.05% and above you're looking at increased fines, imprisonment, longer drivers license suspension or even ban from ever operating a motorized vehicle again.
Y’all, I’m sober now, and I can tell you, please get help. If you don’t, it will tank your life, it will ruin your relationships, and peel from you anything of worth. Addiction is a sign of not healing something inside you. It can get better, but it takes that first step from you. Much love. (Edited for grammar)
Awesome! I'm also a sober person. 12 years clean from anything harder than marijuana and alcohol - finally clean from those too. I think it is super important not to skirt around with these serious topics. Mental health issues, and by proxy, addiction, homelessness, and suicide are at ALL TIME HIGHS right now. I do not think society is doing anything but making this problem worse. If you see someone who has an issue - have a real talk with them and cut out the crap. If they're not interested at all in doing that, well then its probably time to move away from that person.
How messed up and sad must a persons life be to be 'influenced' by these muppets. It's time DUI drivers started getting banned for life and serious jail time if they ever get behind the wheel again.
I work at an ER in Boston and most of the drunk people that come in act exactly like this the whole time. They refuse any of the testing or care and are verbally/physically abusive to the staff. But they all get taken to the hospital instead of going to jail because they theoretically could have had a seizure, brain bleed, or low sugar that would cause them to act just like this.
Yeah my brother got a dui he was 4 times the legal limit and was so gone that he was driving on the wrong side of the road and when the cop pulled him over he couldnt even say his name clear enough so she could run his name. He didnt even know he got arrested until he woke up in a cell and wonderded how he got there. And all he got was 24 hours in jail thats literally all he got. I am still furious about this decision. They should have locked his a** up for atleast a year. The justice system does not care about duis anymore.
My mom just got arrested for a DUI a few days ago. She’s lucky she had enough money for a bondsman or she’d still be in there till court. I have never been so angry at someone.
7:10 The reason that they have to do the field sobriety tests no matter how drunk they seem to be, is to protect American's fourth amendment rights. Otherwise they would be in violation of your right to protection from unreasonable search and seizure.
Seeing the video actually upset me, seeing someone get so drunk and still choosing to get in their car like that, she could've killed someone but just didn't seem to care
Field sobriety tests are done as a requisite for probable cause arrests. Although it may be apparent that she was intoxicated the PD still needs to document the arrest cause in a consistent manner. The number of tests vary county to county. But in this case, i think they just wanted to see how blasted she actually was. 😂
In the UK you have to breathe test someone at the side of the road when stopped and back at the station, we don't do the sobriety test things with the finger or stand on one foot stuff, you can pass them over the limit still. Otherwise it can be thrown out of court no matter how far above the limit they were. One of my close friends got away with drink driving for this very reason despite blowing WAY over the limit at the station they didn't test him at the side of the road, even he said it's stupid and that he was clearly in the wrong and should have been punished.
My best friend just got a DUI in November because she was too drunk to drive home so she decided to sleep in her car at the bar. It was snowing out so she had the car on with her heater going and passed out in the parking lot. Woke up to cops and they took her to jail. Still currently going to court for it. You will get a DUI for being in any vehicle with the keys in the ignition, in the car or on your person.
Been there, car parked correctly, not on the street, simply sleeping and was morning already, but keys in the ignition. Which sure, accept, learn from mistakes and move forward. However! Waaaaay more than just $1000 bill, got some jail time and 1-3 years of probation. Sooo wtf lol
Due to how out there she was acting I'm thinking she's wasn't just drunk, but "crossfaded". Sometimes she seemed drunk, but sometimes it seemed as if she was high as a kite. The only reason why her sentence was that short was due to not only her privilege, but the fact that she was found with her foot on the brake while at a red light. If she hurt, or killed someone, this would have more than likely have a completely different turn out.
You’re right about the sobriety test, it’s more so for a future court date than the officers that are there with the person…even though the courts don’t always give the best sentencing
I knew someone when I lived in Vegas who also had a story about being pulled over and..they looked passed everyone in the car to the one white guy in the back to ask if he was okay. I never thought I'd hear the same thing happen to somebody else. Absolutely ridiculous.
Working in the correctional system a while back... the intoxicated people were terrible we had grown men piss on themselves fully awake thinking they have gotten up and walked to the restroom
Ken you got it right on the nail, they make people take the test so they can show it as proof they weren't able to drive the vehicle and showing they had a reason to check sobriety. Big brain Ken.
It's not that surprising. If you can make it, it's a pretty lucrative career. It's like when all parents wanted their children to become doctors as a career of success rather than the saving lives aspect.
In Michigan it's 12 points in 2 years to lose your license for a while. The bright side is while they didn't mention it, every 1-3 points depending on the infraction they make you take a class or classes and those cost quite a bit of money and time (non-attendance can cause the ticket/sentence to escalate). So I'm sure she had to sit through multiple classes detailing exactly how horrible things could have gone, and I hope she feels bad about it.
I work at an escape room and recently had a really fun group of people that seemed mildly intoxicated at first. When it came to explaining the rules (we have a fun way of doing it which takes some time to get through (about 5 minutes)), I don't know what happened but one of the drunk ladies got so much worse. She would interrupt me every couple seconds to say something whack that sounded like she was high on top of being drunk. She would constantly ask if she could take pictures and videos in the room (which for an escape room is 98% of the time a big no-no, unless it doesn't show puzzles. But even then). The longer the night went on, the worse they got (which I thought would have the opposite effect, like I gave them water and they went to the bathroom about 4 times so I figured it'd be out of their system). Without going into too much detail, we have a container with a key inside. I had to walk them through every single puzzle anyway and they couldn't figure out how to just unscrew the top. I said "people are known to stash stuff in there" and drunk goon #1 read it aloud and reads "slam" or "smash" instead of stash. Goony #2 rears back her arm and slams our container onto the ground. They left sticky lollipops on counters and everything a mess. I'm fine if you come in a little intoxicated and have a good time, but don't get smashed in public please 💀
@@mizelle4096 Nah, we have bowls of lollipops and smarties for the "dum-dums" and "smarties". Just sucked they left a sticky mess lol. Definitely don't doubt they had something else with the alcohol though
@@MidgarMerc There was no real damages. Just the container a little dented. They weren't crazy biligerent, but not exactly the most considerate customers I've had lol. I just think if they get that whack, they shouldn't drink in public or go out to do things after getting wasted. They didn't finish the room and weren't really having fun, so I don't know the point of paying over 55 bucks a person to not have a good time. Just kinda hurts to see
No mercy should be given to those that drive drunk or under the influence, sorry for those who got butt hurt but most lost important people to these kinds of idiots, if you can call someone drunk then get someone to pick you up
the funniest thing this woman said in the clip was “i’ve had 3 o’clock to drink tonight”. i wish it was included because i think ken and buff would’ve lost it 😂
DUI’s should absolutely be a minor jail sentence. It’s not enough to get the license removed and told to clean up trash off the freeway. Sitting in jail for 2 weeks would help get the point across alot better than a hand slap.
In some states you can deny the breathalyzer, but it will be an immediate arrest. The cop will take you to the station to get a blood test ordered by a judge.
My dad had 3 DUIs, 2 of which he got while my older sister and I were babies and the 3rd one he got was when he was driving my little sister from school. He only spent weekends in jail for a month or so. My sisters and I agree to this day that it wasn't enough.
US laws are weird. If that happened in our country, her behaviour would be considered Disobedience to Public Authority, which is a punishable crime. It's a light offense, but still punishable nonetheless. Charging somebody 1k and subjecting them to community service will NOT help them learn their lesson.
This is kind of scary to watch. I know she is actually drunk but I've known diabetics who've had things happen like this and the cops automatically assumed they were drunk but were in a medical emergency. At some point you'd need to assess for a medical emergency. (In the car specifically, not the afters)
True but I’m sure when they are that drunk you can smell it on them.Though I do know a women who’s salt was really low and she was acting drunk and the police were called.
I used to be friends with a girl at my local bar and she would always get beers "to go" from my friend who was the bartender. He'd put them in a clear soda cup (already kinda questionable) and cover the straw hole with a sticker to prove it was "sealed." One day, she got three of them to go (after already having several there) and I said "make sure you get home before you open those." She just looked at me and said "meh" before popping the lid off and chugging one. I was stunned and asked her if she actually drinks those *while* she drives, to which she responded "yes" without any sort of emotion or care in her voice. I immediately told the bartender after she left and once he found out, she got in a lot of trouble with the bar. Eventually, we stopped seeing her and I found out she was banned from it for constantly begging for free drinks and threatening one of the employees in the parking lot with a knife demanding to know who "ratted her out" for her drinking and driving. I can't believe people think behavior like that is OK or safe.
In most states if you actually refuse to take a breathalyzer you automatically go to jail, do not pass go and do not collect $200 lol, more like you’ll owe at minimum $200 in fines and tickets lol. Have a great upcoming month everyone, Namaste.
I could not work as a police officer. Catching someone intoxicated like that and then hearing that they had to pay 1000$ and do a month of community service would frustrate the hell out of me.
One of my most traumatizing childhood memories is when I got picked up by my dad after a sport event and he passed out at the red light. I managed to wake him up and we got home safely but that shit is terrifying
@@TheGuardianssorrow agreed but that’s always the punishment for a first time DUI. A slap on the wrist for anyone and losing your license for an amount of period at most. People are trying to make it sound like the slap on the wrist is only applied to her.
Every Friday I do bed bug treatments in a housing building for very low to no income (the place is a lost cause and just needs to be demolished, its got so many problems) and I hadn't seen one guy who I chatted with a few times. I asked one of the security guards who help me get into units and found out the guy had been shot 8 times by the local police. Apparently the officers claimed the guy had a knife, but the head security guard has seen the bodycam footage that was released. The guy had no knife, showed no signs of aggression. He was just chatting with the officers and they only opened fire when he turned towards one to answer a question. They fired at him 12 times at about arms length and hit him 8 times. That was why I didn't see the guy for around a month. Because a group of police murdered him in cold blood. I'll hazard a guess that its because he wasn't white like the bastards in blue.
She wasn't just asleep, she was incoherent and out of it. Why does anyone think it's okay to drive like that!
I've heard something really good, if someone is trying to leave somewhere being clearly drunk and trying to drive, to stop them, they'll argue that they're good, that they'll be careful etc, and that "you don't have to worry about me", and at that point you reply "I'm not worried at all about you cause if you smash into a tree and die you deserve it, I'm worried about the innocent people who chose not to drink cause they were driving and that you may end up killing. The one time I heard this person recalling the event, he said that the drunk friend in question went like "shiiit, I didn't think about that, yeah then I guess I'll just pass out on the couch here". Good to keep in mind.
Secondary thing, as much as I hate drunk drivers, I'm always low-key impressed, she's so passed out that she doesn't even react to the light, yet she's able to stay on the road??? If I was that level of drunk I wouldn't even be able to find my car, and let's say I find it, the second I'm on the seat I fall asleep. But again let's say I don't, I for sure wouldn't be able to even put it in drive, I'd probably activate the windshield and ac and maybe drive 5cm before ramming against a flower bed or something. I don't know cause I've never even remotely attempted it, since I'm not selfish garbage, but yeah, no way I'd be so neatly in the middle of the lane.
I've known many people personally, including a 17 year old, who have tragically died because of drunk drivers. It's despicable and selfish, and if you don't have a ride home, don't drink.
The Grand Theft Auto generation ngl
Because americans are retarded and think they control the world. Just privileged americans.
@@vincentoconnor5640Not tragic. Deserved. Drunk drivers dont deserve pity for being selfish assholes.
I’m a former EMT. DUI drivers infuriate me. I’ve seen the devastation that they leave behind-some of those calls will never leave my mind. IMO, people who drive drunk and are caught shouldn’t just have their driver’s license suspended-they should have their vehicles confiscated, because so many of them just keep driving even after that license gets suspended, and it’s not enough of a deterrent to prevent this type of crap.
I completely agree. The main reason I want my driver's license is so I can be a designated driver for my friends (current and future). I don't think I could handle one of my friends causing that kind of destruction and harm.
My best friend was murdered by a drunk driver. We were 15 years old. I’m 49 now, and I still see her Dad laying across her coffin, screaming. Saddest thing I’ve ever seen.
Paramedic here. I agree with you.
Totally 100% agree!!
ICU nurse here. Taken care of so many people hit by drunk drivers, often the drivers get off with just a couple cuts and bruises and get discharged while the other person is fighting for their life. They should have to bring them in and SEE the damage they did. This sentence infuriates me. She should have gotten a much more serious sentence.
Driving drunk is a selfish POS thing to do, My best bud was hit by drunk driver was in a wheelchair for months before he could start walking. TikTok star what a joke...
i’m sorry to hear that happened to your best friend 🥺 i don’t drink personally, but my couple friends that do ALWAYS lock their car keys away before anyone can drink. i wish more people did that if they’re gonna drink :/ it’s disgusting that drunk driving is even a thing! 💙💙
The laws are way too lenient.
My childhood best friend was hit and killed by a drunk driver, riding his bike home from work. They let that POS out, only for him to do the same thing again, months later!
I have a friend who lost her 2 year old grandson because a drunk neighbour hit him twice on her front lawn. He died in his 16 year old uncle's arms. I have no time for people like her.
My brother has at least two DUIs and he knows my opinion about it. His wife has one of those breathalyzers that has to blow 0 in order to turn it on. Neither of them think it is a big deal. They have driven with their kid in the car.
They haven't gotten in very much trouble at all. They have lost their license for short periods of time. If you go into rehab, you will get even less time suspended. If you have a couple years between DUIs, you will be treated like it is your first offence.
I'm so sorry that happened to your friend 😞 I have a friend that was also hit by a drunk driver at age 25. He is alive and is now 30, but permanently in a wheel chair, and can communicate through a computer, but not through talking anymore. Can mostly only eat liquid food as well. I never had sympathy for drunk drivers, but ever since this happened, drunk drivers enrage me. There is no excuse for it.
She took her influencing career to the next level by driving under the influence
😂😂😂
They basically just slapped her on the wrist!! As someone who is now disabled because of a driver under the influence, this just ticks me off. She could have hit someone and ruined their whole life, giving them a lifetime of pain.....but in most states if they don't kill you, they hardly do anything to them. Absolutely ridiculous!!
literally I got more discipline for bumping into the back of a car and not pulling over (yes I know it was a bad decision it was a split-second decision and I made the wrong one I panicked I'm dumb I know)
Throwback to when this drunk driver with her CHILD in the backseat hit my family friend’s parents and one of them were literally decapitated by it and she didn’t even get parole or anything lol
@@benadrylgelllzzz5724 That is definitely not an lol moment.
In Canada even if you kill someone the max you typically get is 3 years.
Exactly, they won't punish her until she ends up hurting someone. Can't believe how easy these people get off
I think the worst part is that 6 months community service and license revoked is like the TCAP people getting off with hardly nothing. The justice system sucks.
I basically got that sentence and all I did was have a lil cannabis
@@aquaaack422 dang, that’s sucks. I’m sorry. System is effed up. Big time. I was SA’d horrifically at knife point last year, had a r@pe kit done that night, reported to state police immediately once I was safe, guy even gave me an STD… a very easily treatable one thank Goodness.. aaaaand the grand jury said there wasn’t enough evidence. And let him walk. He never spent a second in jail for it. THAT is our “justice” system. It’s horribly broken.
Fr
Horseshit.
I had a friend fall asleep at a red light when he was super drunk. He woke up later in jail and hasn't done anything like that again. I'm just glad he didn't hurt anyone and learned his lesson
With you in the car or alone?
Smart friend. Made a mistake and learned from it. Wish all americans were as smart but they seem to view laws as suggestions rather than laws.
@@incredibleflameboy alone
NEVER driven after any amount of alcohol. That being said, I got into a fight while blackout drunk. I woke up hog tied in the back of a squad car. Haven't done that since.
I woke up in the hospital handcuffed to the bed. Good for him! I met ppl in intake that were like "oh this is my third time" like it wasn't a big deal
She only got SIX MONTHS of community service?!? Just absolutely ridiculous. At least some jail time and fines, probation?. Pleaseeee. What lesson does that teach her? Just be a beeotch enough and get your way and not deal with any real consequences? My god. Our justice system is infuriating.
The way she looked at the first cop then just went back to sleep was the most hilarious but aggravating thing I've ever seen.
My cousin died after a drunk driver hit her head on and we didn't even get a case until a few years later because they "lost" her sobriety test results. Then her lawyers tried to dispute it, saying it was fake. And this woman has a history of arrests due to child abuse. I don't even know if she's even arrested yet, and this was in 2016.
Bro it’s pretty disgusting how little she got for that. They hit it on the head when comparing buffs past experiences and hypotheticals with it it was him. Gross stuff.
Woman
@@bobbythompson6017 white woman
@@fanime1 not true, at all… cops are overzealous against ordinary civilians in my area while drug dealers, rapists and addicts run wild and above the law… 😢
@@fanime1Human
@@aqha-13cowgirl53 Sounds like some California or New York shenanigans
Can we get a storytime segment from you two on a regular basis? Your shenanigans are always so entertaining 😂
Agreed!
they have to do the sobriety test for court purposes. failure to do so could potentially result in the entire case being trashed
You just like talking about things you know nothing about? You can definitely refuse field sobriety tests. They can get a warrant to draw blood, but in many states if you refuse the breathalyzer it's an automatic DUI.
@@arnold8746 theres numerous sobriety tests that can be done as you just acknowledged yourself in an attempt to look smart. good job.
@ranndomundead9112 my point was you don't have to do any of them for court purposes, as you seem to believe.
That’s why you never take them. You cannot be forced to take them
@sdraulitolito44 in my state if you refuse it's an automatic DUI/DWI, and they WILL call a judge up and have an order for your blood draw within no time of arriving at either the hospital or the jail depending on if they have the facilities to do so there.
I've been on a police cam binge and the reason they still do the sobriety tests is to verify if it is ONLY alcohol. I guess they can also detect certain narcotics too.
Yeah, just to check for date rape drugs and make sure she wasn't partially a victim.
Or a hard drug user in disguise.
Well it also gives them that much more evidence in court should the person try to claim they were ok to drive. They’d be screwed anyway due to body cams but failing the tests is even more confirmation
They have to get a urine or blood test to find out what drugs you are on.
She clearly hasn't learned anything since she went on to threaten a judge and her neighbor during her loud protest last year outside her house.
what?? link to video please
Evidence?
@@catfood233 Patrol 5-0 has an update on their channel.
whats her handle?
@@linuxrobotgeekoh shit, i gotta watch it now
it's so upsetting that dane even experiences the things he's laughing about; he's literally the most wholesome person smh
I've seen this covered before and I really hope they start cracking down even harder on people that do this kind of shit. The town I grew up and lost 7 kids because of a drunk driver, she had them packed in like sardines and she tried driving them home when she was drunk and they all died.
Shit that’s sad I hope that person feels the guilt hard for the rest of their life!
I am so sorry for your town’s loss
This sounds very familiar..
They are here, my friend who( I don’t condone it), was buzzed and got caught.
Had her license suspended ended up paying $25,000 and did short stint in jail, permanently has a dui on her record
This video is infuriating
@@anicoleww 2007?
As a fellow michigander i am EMBARRASSED about this entire situation. DUIs are way too common, and no one ever gets punished enough nor are they given any help to combat addiction
When I was 19 and got an MIP (Minor I'm Possession) I had to do some volunteer work at a local care center for folks who needed assisted living. These were people who couldn't care for themselves due to severe learning disabilities, brain damage, and the like. There was one gentleman who was a wheelchair user permanently, and he was sweet as beans and had a lil crush on me 😅 even introduced his dad to me, which was super sweet 😊
Well, he was there bc he was out at a party with some friends years prior. He didn't have brain damage then, and he had no history of problems in school or being disabled in any fashion, mental or otherwise. But he was wasted, and didn't wanna drive but also didn't wanna stay in the house. The reason was so innocuous that he couldn't even remember why. He just remembered thinking sleeping in his car was safer than driving. And arguably, it could be. But another drunk driver rammed right into his back seet, where he was sleeping. It completely crushed his skull, but he lived! And he was always the most kind, warm individual when I was volunteering there.
He tried his best to be safe and ANOTHER person who couldn't think to do the same changed his life forever. Don't drink and drive, please. The world is begging you.
Someone considered a "TikTok star" is like being considered the healthiest person in hospice care.
I’m just wondering what her name is so i can find out how famous she was
Dane getting upset about the end result of the arrest, and sharing his own traffic stop stories gives me life :)
I’ve always been told if a cop wants you to take a breathalyzer refuse to use the one they carry in the car and demand to use one at the jail. Apparently the ones they carry in the car aren’t reliable? Idfk. I don’t drive drunk so I’m not worried
In some places if you are accused of drunk driving, you can dispute the breathalyzer test results and demand to take a blood test instead. I heard of one guy who disputed it and they let him drive to the hospital so they chugged a bunch of Gatorade and ate a foot long sub to lower his alcohol levels.
Just don’t drive drunk???? It’s not that hard.
@@angrycat6954 What if you are under the legal limit, but the breathalyzer says that you are over the limit? People need to know these things in case that happens.
@@RanchMonarchif you drink, do not drive. That’s how I operate. If I go anywhere and I’m the driver, I don’t drink at all.
Ruining a career is something you can't turn back from. You've got to make more rational decisions in your life.
I mean sorry to say but MOST people with careers, got that way by being douchebags and doing stupid stuff
Not sure I'd consider being terminally on TikTok as a career but I understand your point.
Being on TikTok ain't a damn career. Stop that nonsense😂
@@Aanteatur if I had no shred of self respect I could make some money like that. Still wouldn't call it a career.
@@feraltaco4783it is objectively a career, i also dont like it but we cant just say it isnt a career based on emotions
The best part of this video is Dane being appalled at the $1000 + community service and telling his stories. Oh man… his stories are way too real. Sometimes people want to pretend like it isn’t true but if you’ve seen it first hand you know. Not ALL the time, but enough that I can’t pretend it doesn’t exist.
Her repeatedly falling back asleep is like my kids when I tell them its time to get up for school 😂
Me as an adult trying to get up for work.
@@alisaishere 🤣🤣🤣 I feel it. I have to set three alarms. Mornings are rough.
God she’s even the worst kind of drunk to add to it, she deserves to be humbled a little with this. Glad they got her 😂
I remember watching this a little while ago and hoooooooo boy... they need to start being more strict on people who do this. Willingly driving knowing you're too intoxicated to hold your head up? You deserve the jail time. 🙄
They are when they aren’t white
@wickedwendigo216 wait wait wait......so unrelated but I thought it was "Ooooooohh boy" is it "hoooooooooo boy" !?!? 😅
@@hiiiimymelody either or lol, I just say hooo cause Im southern
When i did my training in ER nursing, the number of people every night we had to look after because they were completely incoherent intoxicated was shocking. They were difficult but its their drunk friends who were the worst part towards staff
Both of my nephew's paternal grandparents were killed by a drunk driver on their way to his tee-ball game. The poor kid actually blamed himself. He thought that if they wouldn't have been coming to his game. They wouldn't have died.
I heard a story about a friend of a friend who used the exact trick the Ken suggested. He was a lawyer and kept a liquor bottle under his front seat. He was under the influence and got pulled over, he waited for the cop to come to his window, put the car in park and started chugging the booze. Apparently he only got open container and drinking in public but no DUI (and DUI laws are much much harsher here in Canada)
If you don't consent to the breathalizer test in Austria you just get the hardest punishment by default
Welcome to america
America too you lose your license it says that when you get your license.
Some states you can get the same for refusing field sobriety tests.
Thank god we’re not in Austria
Here in Australia we have RBTs (Random Breath Test) where the cops breathalyse everyone going down a road, and I'm pretty sure refusal to take it means they can arrest you on the spot - which is how it should be.
@@jessbellis9510 queue the americans saying it's an invasion of privacy
My ex's brother in law told us that a friend of his was driving drunk, hit a post and saw a liquor store across the street and went to buy alcohol and chugged it before the cops came. He told them that he got so shook and to calm himself, he went to the liquor store and bought beer while he waited. Since he had the receipt, they didn't get him for DUI. not sure how true that story is lol but what Ken said, reminded me of this.
Yes ken, i was an emt for 3 years in a major city and "simple drunk people calls" were some of the worst to deal with they smell awful, usually half clothed, most likely pissed themselves, incoherent and the most time consuming. You definitely need tons of patience to deal with them.
The reason police go thru the field test is a legal cover your ass thing. They HAVE to have it done in the papers even tho you can tell someone is blitzed out of there mind.
I couldn't do it. I don't know how people deal with this crap. I have enough negative feelings toward the human race, WITHOUT having to see them at their literal worst. Bless the people who can deal with this, I mentally could not.
@kennylaysh2776 oh its not easy. It takes a special kind of patience. Many people who do deal with this kind of situation regularly also has disdain for humanity but we just suck it up
That’s not true. Maybe you haven’t dealt with any child abuse incidents, pregnant 12 year old girls, or disgustingly sick abuse case victims… but I definitely find it easy to separate the alcohol and SAD from the person by comparison. They are sick. It is my job to help sick people. It’s hard to say the same for people who have a choice- and don’t have substance abuse disorder.
@kylieb6849 where did talk of abuse enter the chat? And sure anyone can separate one from the other but it's still not an easy job.
My father is in a wheelchair for the rest of his life after being in a drunk driving accident, no empathy for those who do it
Only 6 months community service? I’m surprised there wasn’t an accident with how intoxicated she was
So you’re surprised she didn’t get charged for something that didn’t happen. Interesting
Technically there was. She hit the cop car in front of her.
@@Itdontmatter2000 bro huh? they said they were surprised there wasn't an accident. nothing about being charged haha
I’m surprised she actually was able to drive the car up to that point.
The laws are made to protect women, that's just the sad reality. And feminists are still here fighting for equality. I have heard of multiple men ending up in jail for drunk driving ( without causing any accidents).
You can deny the sobriety tests but they'll automatically pull your license to my knowledge. Props to them for being able to sit through this whole thing lol
Thank God she passed out and didn't kill anyone 😢
I lost my best friend to a drunk driver, and I think it's always attempted murder if you drive drunk, or let anyone leave like that.
Sorry for your loss.
I lost my best friend to a drunk driver too. We were 15 when she was murdered by him. That was in 89. Long time ago, but I still miss her. ❤
That selfish, entitled, fool of a woman deserves to be held accountable for attempted manslaughter.
This is really frustrating, in this day and age it is not hard at all to get a DD or uber.
You aren't wrong
Michigan ubers are stupid hard to get outside of lunchtime. They prefer to run food delivery or airport only.
I'm from Michigan, and frequently have to browse for a ride.
a girl I went to high school with drove drunk after prom and killed two people. her punishment? 8 months of work release and 1 year probation. the system is so messed up.
I have a great distaste for people who drink and drive. I don't know why they continue to do it when they know what the results can be.
@@MoneyAppz most people go through their lives without doing something that easy to avoid that could kill dozens of people, I’d say most people aren’t that blatantly arrogant.
@@MoneyAppz I didn't say I was perfect. But I sure as hell don't go around doing shit that could easily harm someone.
@@MoneyAppzHow idiotic. Thats like comparing someone getting a paper cut to a missing limb. No, not everyone makes the conscious decision that endangers innocent individuals lives. Affecting others negatively doesn't begin to compare to threatening their lives with deadly force.
@@MoneyAppz Why bother playing devil's advocate then?
They are extremely selfish. Especially now with how cheap an Uber is. I've lost too many people to drunk drivers, I have no sympathy. I smoke weed for medical reasons and refuse to drive because I'm afraid I'll kill someone. So I literally take the bus instead of driving. Because I'm not selfish.
As someone who was rear-ended and disabled by a drunk driver, people that would put others at risk like this just infuriate me.
I used to live in a community (won't say who or where) but the majority of people there had SEVERAL DUIs and treated them like a joke.
Most people do treat them as a joke especially in NY where all you get is an appearance ticket cause of bail laws
"its my right to drive even if im drunk. My god given right to travel the free roads of this nation no matter my state."
@@IDoABitOfTrollin lmao, these guys were Canadian though
I was gonna say small towns/ rural areas in general this seems common
Oh Dane, I also had a cop write me a $1,000 ticket and tell me he was doing me a favor. His favor wasn’t all that great. Lmfao.
This video really angers me. Like so many people have died due to drunk driving, and she gets 6 months community service?! Are you kidding?! Are they waiting for her to do it again and actually kill someone?!
It’s a dui….do you expect her to go to prison for a first time dui?
@@Itdontmatter2000 not prison, but why do you think there are a lot of multiple offenders for DUIs? Because they don’t get a harsher punishment the first time.
@@magnoliadrawdy8505 yes but acting like the common punishment is only being applied to her is weird.
@@Itdontmatter2000she is the subject of the video, so she gets the frustration and anger directed at her. Why are you trying to look at everyone else on this video...
@@lisarodriguez6966 speaking common sense to people who don’t think the sentencing is normal = looking at everyone else? Logic
Buff saying she’s on acid seems so funny to me. Outta all the drugs he coulda picked he says one of the only drugs that you physically will never be able to sleep on even if you want to
Yeah sleeping on acid is impossible unless mixed with some ket
I just don’t understand why they get such lenient sentences!? It’s a very serious offence. Someone could die because of their stupidity. On the road you have a responsibility for the safety of yourself and others, period.
Good lawyer + liberal judge. A lot of judges nowadays are lenient on everyone who doesn't deserve it (pedophiles, career criminals, drunk drivers, etc).
Women tend to get severely different sentences than men.
@@StellarisIgnis Also true
@@StellarisIgnis Which is totally unacceptable, as both genders can be equally at fault and insidious…..ie in brutal crimes such as murder. I’m not saying this crime is the same as murder but in my eyes the law should be the same for all genders.
@@RaineSophiaLewis Wait until you hear about sentences for non-white disparities lol. Yeah I am all for full equality. Do the crime do the time regardless of race, or gender, or whatever.
DUI in Norway (>0.02% blood alcohol) result in suspended drivers licence and a month salary in fines. From 0.05% and above you're looking at increased fines, imprisonment, longer drivers license suspension or even ban from ever operating a motorized vehicle again.
Y’all, I’m sober now, and I can tell you, please get help. If you don’t, it will tank your life, it will ruin your relationships, and peel from you anything of worth. Addiction is a sign of not healing something inside you. It can get better, but it takes that first step from you.
Much love.
(Edited for grammar)
Good job!
Awesome! I'm also a sober person. 12 years clean from anything harder than marijuana and alcohol - finally clean from those too. I think it is super important not to skirt around with these serious topics. Mental health issues, and by proxy, addiction, homelessness, and suicide are at ALL TIME HIGHS right now. I do not think society is doing anything but making this problem worse. If you see someone who has an issue - have a real talk with them and cut out the crap. If they're not interested at all in doing that, well then its probably time to move away from that person.
How messed up and sad must a persons life be to be 'influenced' by these muppets. It's time DUI drivers started getting banned for life and serious jail time if they ever get behind the wheel again.
It’s a fricking miracle that she didn’t hurt anyone while driving like that
I work at an ER in Boston and most of the drunk people that come in act exactly like this the whole time. They refuse any of the testing or care and are verbally/physically abusive to the staff. But they all get taken to the hospital instead of going to jail because they theoretically could have had a seizure, brain bleed, or low sugar that would cause them to act just like this.
Yeah my brother got a dui he was 4 times the legal limit and was so gone that he was driving on the wrong side of the road and when the cop pulled him over he couldnt even say his name clear enough so she could run his name. He didnt even know he got arrested until he woke up in a cell and wonderded how he got there. And all he got was 24 hours in jail thats literally all he got. I am still furious about this decision. They should have locked his a** up for atleast a year. The justice system does not care about duis anymore.
My mom just got arrested for a DUI a few days ago. She’s lucky she had enough money for a bondsman or she’d still be in there till court. I have never been so angry at someone.
Call Fred Herbert the Bail Bondsman
7:10 The reason that they have to do the field sobriety tests no matter how drunk they seem to be, is to protect American's fourth amendment rights. Otherwise they would be in violation of your right to protection from unreasonable search and seizure.
Some sneaky defence lawyer would get her off if they didn’t actually do the test to prove she was drunk 😂
When Dane found out her punishment I swear I thought he was gonna shout ‘TAZE HER!’ 😂
Seeing the video actually upset me, seeing someone get so drunk and still choosing to get in their car like that, she could've killed someone but just didn't seem to care
Field sobriety tests are done as a requisite for probable cause arrests. Although it may be apparent that she was intoxicated the PD still needs to document the arrest cause in a consistent manner. The number of tests vary county to county.
But in this case, i think they just wanted to see how blasted she actually was. 😂
In the UK you have to breathe test someone at the side of the road when stopped and back at the station, we don't do the sobriety test things with the finger or stand on one foot stuff, you can pass them over the limit still. Otherwise it can be thrown out of court no matter how far above the limit they were. One of my close friends got away with drink driving for this very reason despite blowing WAY over the limit at the station they didn't test him at the side of the road, even he said it's stupid and that he was clearly in the wrong and should have been punished.
Thanks for the new video! '' Star...'' what a joke she is!
You know someones too far gone when you have to talk to them like they're a toddler.
My best friend just got a DUI in November because she was too drunk to drive home so she decided to sleep in her car at the bar. It was snowing out so she had the car on with her heater going and passed out in the parking lot. Woke up to cops and they took her to jail. Still currently going to court for it. You will get a DUI for being in any vehicle with the keys in the ignition, in the car or on your person.
Been there, car parked correctly, not on the street, simply sleeping and was morning already, but keys in the ignition. Which sure, accept, learn from mistakes and move forward.
However! Waaaaay more than just $1000 bill, got some jail time and 1-3 years of probation.
Sooo wtf lol
Due to how out there she was acting I'm thinking she's wasn't just drunk, but "crossfaded". Sometimes she seemed drunk, but sometimes it seemed as if she was high as a kite. The only reason why her sentence was that short was due to not only her privilege, but the fact that she was found with her foot on the brake while at a red light. If she hurt, or killed someone, this would have more than likely have a completely different turn out.
Heroin. Or xanax. Maybe alcohol on top of it.
I knew Dane would go from mindblown to f-ing PISSED!!
You’re right about the sobriety test, it’s more so for a future court date than the officers that are there with the person…even though the courts don’t always give the best sentencing
I knew someone when I lived in Vegas who also had a story about being pulled over and..they looked passed everyone in the car to the one white guy in the back to ask if he was okay.
I never thought I'd hear the same thing happen to somebody else. Absolutely ridiculous.
Working in the correctional system a while back... the intoxicated people were terrible we had grown men piss on themselves fully awake thinking they have gotten up and walked to the restroom
As a bus driver; I had a woman come on so drunk I had to stop the whole bus in full traffic to get her EMS
Ken you got it right on the nail, they make people take the test so they can show it as proof they weren't able to drive the vehicle and showing they had a reason to check sobriety. Big brain Ken.
It seems everyone wants to be an influencer these days
Influencer but under the influence instead 😅
Everybody THINKS they're an influencer today.
Ima become one if it gets me out of DUIs... that is such bs
It's not that surprising. If you can make it, it's a pretty lucrative career. It's like when all parents wanted their children to become doctors as a career of success rather than the saving lives aspect.
In Michigan it's 12 points in 2 years to lose your license for a while. The bright side is while they didn't mention it, every 1-3 points depending on the infraction they make you take a class or classes and those cost quite a bit of money and time (non-attendance can cause the ticket/sentence to escalate). So I'm sure she had to sit through multiple classes detailing exactly how horrible things could have gone, and I hope she feels bad about it.
I work at an escape room and recently had a really fun group of people that seemed mildly intoxicated at first. When it came to explaining the rules (we have a fun way of doing it which takes some time to get through (about 5 minutes)), I don't know what happened but one of the drunk ladies got so much worse. She would interrupt me every couple seconds to say something whack that sounded like she was high on top of being drunk. She would constantly ask if she could take pictures and videos in the room (which for an escape room is 98% of the time a big no-no, unless it doesn't show puzzles. But even then). The longer the night went on, the worse they got (which I thought would have the opposite effect, like I gave them water and they went to the bathroom about 4 times so I figured it'd be out of their system). Without going into too much detail, we have a container with a key inside. I had to walk them through every single puzzle anyway and they couldn't figure out how to just unscrew the top. I said "people are known to stash stuff in there" and drunk goon #1 read it aloud and reads "slam" or "smash" instead of stash. Goony #2 rears back her arm and slams our container onto the ground. They left sticky lollipops on counters and everything a mess. I'm fine if you come in a little intoxicated and have a good time, but don't get smashed in public please 💀
My guess is they got MORE intoxicated while in the bathroom
maybe those lollipops were marijuana ones. and they couldn't handle the edibles
@@mizelle4096 Nah, we have bowls of lollipops and smarties for the "dum-dums" and "smarties". Just sucked they left a sticky mess lol. Definitely don't doubt they had something else with the alcohol though
Did you guys bill them for the damages?
@@MidgarMerc There was no real damages. Just the container a little dented. They weren't crazy biligerent, but not exactly the most considerate customers I've had lol. I just think if they get that whack, they shouldn't drink in public or go out to do things after getting wasted. They didn't finish the room and weren't really having fun, so I don't know the point of paying over 55 bucks a person to not have a good time. Just kinda hurts to see
DUIs should be charged as attempted murders.
"At least she was stopped at the light" You guys slay me.😂😂😂😂😂
Who is this B? I have no idea. This doesn’t even happen usually with super famous people let alone nobodies. This is insane.
No mercy should be given to those that drive drunk or under the influence, sorry for those who got butt hurt but most lost important people to these kinds of idiots, if you can call someone drunk then get someone to pick you up
i almost died laughing when buff responded "probably the baton"😂
Ken's always on point, but today Buff was shooting solid fire!!
People on their cell phones while driving are just as dangerous as intoxicated drivers.
I feel like if I was to Go out and do this I get a year in jail with six months probation and a suspended license lol
the funniest thing this woman said in the clip was “i’ve had 3 o’clock to drink tonight”. i wish it was included because i think ken and buff would’ve lost it 😂
When he said “put the car in park!” The look on her face said “what car?”
DUI’s should absolutely be a minor jail sentence. It’s not enough to get the license removed and told to clean up trash off the freeway. Sitting in jail for 2 weeks would help get the point across alot better than a hand slap.
In some states you can deny the breathalyzer, but it will be an immediate arrest. The cop will take you to the station to get a blood test ordered by a judge.
Seems like thats what she got
In my state, it's an immediate 12 month license suspension for failure to complete a breathalyzer.
Buff pro casually eating lunch while recording was so adorbs!!!!!! 💜💚💜💚
My dad had 3 DUIs, 2 of which he got while my older sister and I were babies and the 3rd one he got was when he was driving my little sister from school. He only spent weekends in jail for a month or so. My sisters and I agree to this day that it wasn't enough.
Two take aways.
1. Mike Davis musta hooked her up.
2. "Are you gonna blow or not!?" 😂😂😂
You missed the part where she said she’s had 3’ o clock to drink
US laws are weird. If that happened in our country, her behaviour would be considered Disobedience to Public Authority, which is a punishable crime. It's a light offense, but still punishable nonetheless. Charging somebody 1k and subjecting them to community service will NOT help them learn their lesson.
This is kind of scary to watch. I know she is actually drunk but I've known diabetics who've had things happen like this and the cops automatically assumed they were drunk but were in a medical emergency. At some point you'd need to assess for a medical emergency. (In the car specifically, not the afters)
I agree because even if she was drunk, she could have alcohol poisoning as well which is a medical emergency.
True but I’m sure when they are that drunk you can smell it on them.Though I do know a women who’s salt was really low and she was acting drunk and the police were called.
I have epilepsy, and I had a seizure walking home from school one day in highschool and the police thought I was drunk.
do you know where you're at? yeah. where? uh, earth? we called trooper mike, he's never heard of you.😂
She’s barred out not just drunk
Probably not the bars specifically but definitely benzos
I just heard this was livonia and that blows my mind more than anything because those cops are always in a bad mood
I used to be friends with a girl at my local bar and she would always get beers "to go" from my friend who was the bartender. He'd put them in a clear soda cup (already kinda questionable) and cover the straw hole with a sticker to prove it was "sealed." One day, she got three of them to go (after already having several there) and I said "make sure you get home before you open those." She just looked at me and said "meh" before popping the lid off and chugging one. I was stunned and asked her if she actually drinks those *while* she drives, to which she responded "yes" without any sort of emotion or care in her voice. I immediately told the bartender after she left and once he found out, she got in a lot of trouble with the bar. Eventually, we stopped seeing her and I found out she was banned from it for constantly begging for free drinks and threatening one of the employees in the parking lot with a knife demanding to know who "ratted her out" for her drinking and driving. I can't believe people think behavior like that is OK or safe.
Hm, sounds like a girl I used to be friends with.... yikes
What does her being trans have to do with the story?
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So you're a rat
@@rainbowdino9310 Good point. I changed it since it wasn't really relevant.
I watched this like a week ago I’m so happy you reacted to it y’all are my favourite
In most states if you actually refuse to take a breathalyzer you automatically go to jail, do not pass go and do not collect $200 lol, more like you’ll owe at minimum $200 in fines and tickets lol. Have a great upcoming month everyone, Namaste.
I think they also automatically suspend your drivers license for a year if you refuse. In most states but not all.
I could not work as a police officer. Catching someone intoxicated like that and then hearing that they had to pay 1000$ and do a month of community service would frustrate the hell out of me.
It seems like you wouldn't have to go through the whole test when she can't even stand up 😂😂
One of my most traumatizing childhood memories is when I got picked up by my dad after a sport event and he passed out at the red light. I managed to wake him up and we got home safely but that shit is terrifying
While her "punishment" seems minor. She did loose her TikTok career, so it all worked out in the end.
Did they expect her to go to prison for a first time DUI?
@@Itdontmatter2000 it should definitely be a minor jail sentence. It baffles me that many get DUIs and can walk.
@@Itdontmatter2000reminder that prison and jail are 2 different punishments. Prison is long term, jail is short term.
@@TheGuardianssorrow agreed but that’s always the punishment for a first time DUI. A slap on the wrist for anyone and losing your license for an amount of period at most. People are trying to make it sound like the slap on the wrist is only applied to her.
Every Friday I do bed bug treatments in a housing building for very low to no income (the place is a lost cause and just needs to be demolished, its got so many problems) and I hadn't seen one guy who I chatted with a few times.
I asked one of the security guards who help me get into units and found out the guy had been shot 8 times by the local police.
Apparently the officers claimed the guy had a knife, but the head security guard has seen the bodycam footage that was released. The guy had no knife, showed no signs of aggression. He was just chatting with the officers and they only opened fire when he turned towards one to answer a question. They fired at him 12 times at about arms length and hit him 8 times.
That was why I didn't see the guy for around a month. Because a group of police murdered him in cold blood. I'll hazard a guess that its because he wasn't white like the bastards in blue.