Antwon Blake arrested

[ark steel]

There also have been several stories about the Pa legislature exploring the idea of a "walking while intoxicated fine" on par with a DUI since that can be scary and dangerous (and lucrative for them)... Im not sure if they want to suspend your legs or not though.... lol

Maybe, put you in a remote contoured wheelchair, which, of course, they control and you must rent from approved vendors. The owners of those approved vendors may have the same last name as a legislator or legislators spouse's maiden name, but that is none of your concern.

 

[madinsomniac]

Maybe, put you in a remote contoured wheelchair, which, of course, they control and you must rent from approved vendors. The owners of those approved vendors may have the same last name as a legislator or legislators spouse's maiden name, but that is none of your concern.

About a decade ago, North Versallies gave a DUI to a guy on a Electric Wheelchair... Irwin or someone gave them to a guy on a Bicycle and a guy on a horse in the same timeframe... Also when Bill Clinton passed a law stating that by 2025 cars must be able to drive themselves, there was an almost universal legislative response to define that a drunk person behind a wheel of an automated car would still get a dui... got to keep the money flowing, after all

 

[Wingman]

One of two things happened, he was drunk and obnoxious so he got the attention of police. Two he was so drunk he was a danger to himself, incapable of crossing the street, walking with out falling, or passed out cold on the street. At that point the arrest gets him into a safe place where he is monitored until sober and then released with a citation. Now I have not looked for more details on this and public intoxication arrests are a pain in the *** from the cops point of view because once arrested he is yours until sober. There is also the possibility someone put something into his drink so as to be able to roll him outside the bar.

 

[Confluence]

At least his stuff happened when he was alone. TDTF

 

[Ron Burgundy]

One of two things happened, he was drunk and obnoxious so he got the attention of police. Two he was so drunk he was a danger to himself, incapable of crossing the street, walking with out falling, or passed out cold on the street. At that point the arrest gets him into a safe place where he is monitored until sober and then released with a citation. Now I have not looked for more details on this and public intoxication arrests are a pain in the *** from the cops point of view because once arrested he is yours until sober. There is also the possibility someone put something into his drink so as to be able to roll him outside the bar.

It's St. Paddy's Day weekend, who isn't plowed?

Maybe, put you in a remote contoured wheelchair, which, of course, they control and you must rent from approved vendors. The owners of those approved vendors may have the same last name as a legislator or legislators spouse's maiden name, but that is none of your concern.

Happened to a dude in my town a few years ago too. He was drunk AND smoked up and weaving down the middle of a bridge.

 

[tdub88]

Probably wouldn't matter. He plays like he's handcuffed in coverage...........

At least he will have an excuse now.

 

[tdub88]

Its a dilema ive ponders more than once when i drink: If i get behind the wheel im wrong. But if i leave my car at the bar and walk home then i can get arrested for public intoxication.

I'm pretty sure you should have ponders this before posting. God, I hope you're drunk while posting this you ******* moron.

 

[Shane Falco]

Well, the Steelers fan sign Bernard Pierce and host the AA meetings for the AFC North.

 

[jdell]

I think the charges could be dropped and he wont get suspended.