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Hey Sonic Employee? I Mean, Officer. Oops.

By Morgan Brickley

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In DUI-related news, it seems that a good number of strange stories tend come out of the woodwork. Poor decisions have a tendency to lead to more poor decisions, and sometimes the results can be pretty weird. The variety of odd cases is remarkable, from a motorized recliner and a self-propelled barstool to a man charged with DUI while wearing a breathalyzer costume ? and another who claimed to be his own country. A recent story out of Tennessee is the latest entry into the log of strange DUI arrests and incidents. According to the Johnson City Press, Veletta Cuba Newman from Elizabethton, Tenn., suffered an embarrassing case of mistaken identity after passing out in her car at a Sonic Drive-In. Moments before, a passerby noticed Newman slumped behind the wheel of her car in a market parking lot...continue to full post

Full post as published by The DUI Blog on November 27, 2009 (boomark / email).

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