DUI Crashes: Real Crimes, Real Victims

[@nicolasrose3064]

You don't "accidentally" choose to drink over the drink/drive limit, you don't "accidentally" choose to get behind the wheel of a vehicle knowing you are over the drink/drive limit, you don't "accidentally" drink/drive irresponsibly, you don't "accidentally" knowingly drink/drive a vehicle irresponsibly causing death and destruction.

[@ycaeightybands]

U don’t accidentally shoot and kill people either but wen these police officers do it to us black Americans then what where’s the punishment

[@Jesussaves1982]

I thank God I was arrested for Dui last year I wonder what could have happened had I not being stopped by the police that night I’ve learned my lesson no drinking and driving for me ever again Life is precious Why waste it all on a stupid mistake

[@muffs55mercury61]

That took a lot of courage for you to admit that on social media here and I'm glad you're heeding the lesson learned here. i did it once in 1974 and I didn't get caught but it's a miracle of God that I didn't kill anyone. Never did it again.

[@pattyj4298]

Hi John, I am in recovery. I completely understand. My DUI was a very good thing I spent 4 months in county. I am now on house arrest. I THANK GOD every day I did not kill or injure anyone on my downward spiral. I am so horrified by my actions, so very irresponsible and down right stupid. Keep keeping on...

[@ouimetco]

Good for you

[@jamesfaison9410]

DUI penalties need to be stiffened. If you drive drunk or otherwise impaired and cause a crash, you should be charged with attempted 2nd degree murder, unless the individual(s) died, then you should be charged with 2nd degree murder. It should come with a MANDATORY LIFE SENTENCE. If you're caught without a crash, 1 year

[@shawnduncan5779]

I agree with what everyone else has said. There is nothing accidental about drunk driving collisions. Drunk driving is 100% preventable. There is no excuse for drinking and driving. There are plenty of ways to avoid landing in any bad situation involving alcohol

[@user-bi2me1kj7p]

I mean i would say its an accident because at the end of the day they didn’t purposely crash. So i consider it still an accident but obviously an accident and was avoidable and an accident they need to face consequences for

[@user-bi2me1kj7p]

@@DisconnectingMoreandMore Facts dont care about feelings, that’s why it’s manslaughter not murder🤷‍♂️

[@DisconnectingMoreandMore]

@@user-bi2me1kj7p it should be murder because you make a conscious choice to drink and then selfishly get behind the wheel where anyone with an iq of 90 would know that’s a bad decision and could cause someone to die. That’s why it should be considered murder and that’s why the drunk should spend the rest of their lives behind bars. I can’t believe I’m having to explain this to someone. I guess that can only mean one thing.

[@user-bi2me1kj7p]

@@DisconnectingMoreandMore Like i said the laws are the laws, we can argue on whether it should or should not. But the fact is unless there is enough intent TO KILL or any malicious actions it isn’t murder by legal definition. Example you get into a fight you punch someone they fall and hit their head killing them, you will most likely be arrested for murder but in most cases it is changed to manslaughter or they pled down to manslaughter. The intent wasn’t there, now if you punch them they fall and you continue to kick them or smash their head the intent is there. Can’t believe i’m having to explain common legal knowledge to somebody.

[@DisconnectingMoreandMore]

@@user-bi2me1kj7p I know you’re right. I’m just frustrated. Our society treats the crime(so we will just call it a crime) so trivial. It’s extremely senseless. I used to work as an FF/EMT. I have retired from it since. One of the reasons I’ve left is because I got extremely tired of pulling dead bodies out of vehicles while the drunk person sat in the back of the patrol car with handcuffs on. Or went to the hospital with minor injuries. What pushed me out was when I showed up on scene and the innocent dead person was someone I knew. I don’t drink much. But sometimes, maybe once a year, I do. And I tend to drink excessively. And in the military I drank a lot. But out of all the times I have drank, even just a little, I never got behind the wheel. Because I knew it was wrong both legally and morally. That’s why I have a hard time looking at it as an accident and something more intentional. You know you’re gonna go out. You know you’re likely gonna drink. You get behind the wheel, but you know you shouldn’t. So taking away the charge of murder, I just believe it should it should be punished more harshly. Like first DUI, 6 months in jail and you lose your license for 24-48 months. And in the event that you kill someone, you spend a long time behind bars. We have to stop this from happening. The only way to do that is to show people you will face severe consequences if you do it. As a society, we don’t do that. Most the time, first offense DUI, they see no time in jail. That’s why people become repeat offenders. We need to get them off the streets.

[@mountainview7971]

DUI incidents should be called deliberate not accidents. The DUI driver chose to drink and drive therefore these crashes are intended, on purpose crashes, definitely NOT accidents.

[@canklebreakers605]

CarolineP Moberg not trying to kill people I disagree

[@mountainview7971]

@@canklebreakers605 no problem, we all have our opinions. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Have a Happy New year 🎉

[@crand20033]

Being drunk causes a lapse in judgement and a change in personality. You don't know what you are doing.

[@Earl_TheSquirrel]

@@crand20033 You knew what what you were doing when you chose to drink.

[@crand20033]

@@Earl_TheSquirrel You can drink when you know you will be driving if you just don't overdo it. Limit yourself when at a social occasion so you don't over over the legal limit.

[@joecaca4136]

This helps keep me sober..... as sad as these stories are it's a must for us alcoholics. I thank God I have never hurt anyone. Nobody wants to lose loved ones this way. It shouldn't happen but people can be foolish and selfish. Its really one of the most inconsiderate things a person can do. I am so sorry to all those people who have lost their loved ones to selfish assholes like myself. Get help before it's too late if you have a drinking problem and are looking for answers. Wish I would have before ruining my life, but it was my choice and my fault.

[@williammunny2799]

So how is it going now? your life is permanently ruined?

[@joecaca4136]

@@williammunny2799 You could say I've ruined what was a great career. I'm very fortunate to not hurt anyone, I wish I would have gotten help sooner.... Before throwing away so many opportunities. Do enough time in jail and it will change your outlook on life.

[@MLMLW]

@@joecaca4136 - But it seems you have learned from your mistakes and that is the greatest takeaway in all of this. You won't do it again. Hopefully, you can find an equally satisfying career and start over again. Congrats on your sobriety.

[@LectronCircuits]

@@joecaca4136 enough time in jail can change folks for the worse. Whatever your result, audience wishes you all the best. Cheers!

[@FloozieOne]

The merger of an active alcoholic and a motor vehicle is death on wheels. Although I only had a little VW bug (remember those?) from 18-21 when I turned 21 I came into some money and bought myself a new car. So what is the most reasonable car for a city-dweller who rarely drives on a major highway? A Porsche of course. Wheee, zoom, asleep at the wheel at times and physically aggressive to anyone who suggested maybe I shouldn't be driving. I joined the Porsche racing club and won a trophy, so obviously I was the best driver on the road! Needless to say eventually I totaled the car rolling over 3 times. I walked away without a scratch. More proof I was invincible. At age 35, after my second time ending up in the hospital not breathing, I got sober. Three words that encompass the hardest thing I've ever done, but a pathway to a life I never thought I would have. Do I regret all those lost years and opportunities? Of course, but today I am a (reasonably) sane 70 y/o individual who does her best to take responsibility for her own actions. Hard to believe that I have now been sober for half my life, or just as long as I was drinking. Keep up the good work, you sound well-grounded, but don't let your regrets stand in the way of your serenity.

[@monirainbows5987]

My husband and I received no support after we were hit by a DUI driver. She basically got a slap on the wrist and DUI, but we still have PTSD from the crash which resulted in our vehicle rolling over three times and landing in a retention pond after being rear ended on the highway. To top it off her insurance covered basically nothing because she had a $10000 policy through bristol west. My hospital bills alone were over $80k.

[@princessyoung8791]

To bad u didn't get a attorney to make the evil person who hit u and destroyed ur life pay the hospital bill.

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

What about a victim indemnity fund for victims of violent crimes in your state?

[@Lwah0812]

@@princessyoung8791I had a coworker who was t-boned by a red light runner who had no insurance…it devastated her life. They couldn’t sue because the driver didn’t have money…you can’t get blood out of a turnip.

[@ChrisAndCats]

Can you take them to court personally?

[@monirainbows5987]

@@ChrisAndCats not in Florida because we are a no fault state.

[@Lwah0812]

The courts need to be tougher on these criminals, they need to have harsher penalties BEFORE they have a crash that kills somebody.

[@scottfisher2278]

I grew up in the 1980s, when DWI awareness was heightened, and being influenced by MADD and SADD. My Dad was a police officer whose career began in 1972. He relayed to me the light consequences of DWI in the 70s: minimal jail time of less than five days, $10 fine, no suspended license. DUI is selfish because of the risk imposed on every driver on the road, not to mention in this ride sharing era, there is no excuse!

[@carey_metv]

My girlfriend whom is the Mother of my two children had a big brother who was drunk and got into a head on collision that killed him and his passenger. The people who he hit were ok. Drunk driving incidents cause a ripple effect with irreparable damage my girl never got any kind of counseling and it's causing us major issues in our relationship. Please don't drink and drive it doesn't just create victims on one side it will make the ones you love a victim and I promise you don't want to do that to your family or anyone's family.

[@MLMLW]

Wow. I'm so sorry. I see your comment was written a year ago. Are you two still together? If so, how she's doing now?

[@crand20033]

When I was in high school I was a passenger in my friends car when he lost control of the car and went off the road and hit a tree. His car was heavily damaged but we were both OK.

[@MarilineAdinacross]

Great video! Finally someone agreeds with me that it is not an accident! But a criminal act, a criminal collision! Hello from Quebec, Canada :)

[@RickHorejsi]

I was a victim of a drunk driver and was thrown out of the vehicle and the vehicle landed on top of me , totally changed my life , there isn't a day that goes by that im not in pain and still have difficulties walking , I was a star athlete and very avid when I was young , today I go to treatment centers and prisons talking about the incident Sad , i recieved 21 broken bones and fractures ,and was bed ridden for almost a year and had to learn how to walk again

[@whatwillbem6825]

I’m sorry how are you today?

[@Africanconservative-ph3cu]

Unfortunately, I have to admit I drove drunk hundreds of times and I got two DUIs. Yes it was selfish of me and I’m very sorry for that after reading the stories I just read,fortunately the good Lord saved me from drinking and been sober 11 years and I enjoy life today💯, so why I relied on booze to make me happy, I have no idea

[@whatwillbem6825]

I’m so proud of you…are you still sober today? I ask because I have a personal story ongoing with a loved one…

[@StargazerAPW]

I’m so sorry for your loss… it’s such a shame people drink and decide to get behind the wheel… it’s heartbreaking 💔

[@rayray5662]

Don't drive drunk and don't ever get in a car with a drunk driver. It's not worth it

[@jacirogers9109]

We need this to end.

[@crand20033]

They will never stop this. Drunks are going to drive unless and until you put them in jail forever. Just like child sex predators won't stop.

[@annamarielewis7078]

It’s not law enforcement. It’s the judges that don’t give drunk drivers jail time the first time. In England they’re called road traffic collisions, not accidents.

[@vinaymulukutla358]

You can choose the decision but you can't choose the consequences. That's a fact. My father worked for the British Police back in the 80's and 90's as a Police Physician. The astounding amount of horror stories related to drunk driving he told me when I myself was studying Medicine were nothing short of horrifying. Upon causing an alcohol-fueled road accident that leads to fatalities, no amount of prison time, community service or repentance can ever take away the loss caused. Just put down that bloody beer, tonic and whatever or go home by Uber or something.

[@germanshepherd6638]

My aunt was killed by a drunk driver, I miss her so much. I wish I could have said goodbye.

[@dalemelton6911]

And now everyone is talking on their phones 📱 and not paying attention while driving

[@joesmo5143]

Check out video: drunk off duty cop slams head-on killing two. A lot of cops drink and drive and their buddies usually let them off the hook when they are pulled over.

[@bryanbressem5026]

Like 85% are alcoholics and criminals.

[@noneyabusiness9441]

I think alcohol should be illegal.

[@MLMLW]

Good point but it would be a tough thing to do. Some people drive under the influence of prescription pain killers and anxiety medication as well and those are not illegal either. Where do you draw the line?

[@oldeskoolnana7543]

They tried that with prohibition. That didn't work well.

[@Earl_TheSquirrel]

I agree 100% it's literally logical.

[@germanshepherd6638]

Good luck with that

[@noneyabusiness9441]

@@germanshepherd6638 I know

[@Dovietail]

I feel like if you are ever found guilty of a DUI, you should be obligated to have a breathalyzer in your car for the rest of your life. It is just too unlikely that a binge drinker will never make that decision again.

[@lululacanuck3824]

Even if their drivers license is confiscated they will continue to drive. They DO NOT CARE. Victims are nothing more than collateral damage to that kind of human garbage.

[@unknown-xf4ko]

There is technology that under development that detects alcohol passively in the driver's breath or using light through the skin to detect alcohol in blood known as DADSS that will be in new vehicles once this tech is ready for market. It has the potential to further reduce drunk driving incidents.

[@wesleypepple7525]

Lots of cops are guilty of it but are not sentenced as harshly

[@nancytestani1470]

Everybody can get drunk..all kinds… but is not an accident…collision.

[@valerieschoettmer9736]

The car I was in was struck by a drink driver. I was 4, this was the early 80's and I was loosely buckled, asleep, a long the back seats. We were hit head on, on a slick and rainy street on a bridge the crossed the White River. It's a damn miracle it didn't go over the side and the aluminum guard rail held up. The driver was in a sports car with a T shaped roof and one of the passengers was decapitated and two others died from their injuries. My dad and mom both went into the windshield, cutting off my father's ear and causing my mother to have injuries to her face and neck as well as a broken hand from trying to stop herself from going thru the glass. I ended up trapped under the front passenger seat, my head went thru the glass soda bottles on the floor boards. I had a TBI and had to have several surgeries to fix my hip that was compromised at birth from a birth defect. I still have memory issues and other deficits because of the TBI and I'm in my mid 40's. The driver of the car, who was drunk, had very few injuries and walked away from the scene relatively unharmed. The irony is that both of my parents became alcoholics so my entire life has been upended by drunks. Drive safely because you don't know the driver next to may do and it might save your life being aware of the dangers around you.

[@brianking2771]

You have killed someone because you were drinking.. completely preventable,and makes it seem so much more offensive than other crimes.

[@INDLIS]

Drunk drivers are selfish cowards who should be marked for life as a repeat offender because they’ll just do it again no matter how much time passes. Suspending their licenses won’t be enough because they’ll still do it and repeat offenders should be given longer sentences More serious actions should be taken immediately especially with a first timer.

[@INDLIS]

Kellybean 1 I’m sorry for your cousin’s loss

[@3ppcli]

Yet, people are pulled over and arrested for their 3rd, 5th and 9th DUI. How in the hell is this tolerated.

[@Beantastrophe]

They're usually caught with suspended licenses.

[@Lanny-io9bi]

That's absolutely 100% true that DUI wrecks are not accident's and shouldn't be referred to as a accident

[@rogerbeam3364]

A relative of mine was hit by a drunk driver , it didn't kill him but of course he was banged up , the drunk was ticketed that night but the ticket was dismissed the next day.

[@MLMLW]

How is that even possible?! I know several people who have received DUIs. They didn't cause any accidents but still had to hire an attorney, go to court and receive punishment. They had their licenses suspended for a short period of time as well and to get them back they had to attend DUI school and provide proof to the judge at a later court date that they attended the classes and passed.

[@nancytestani1470]

Wow

[@TheDWIChannel]

Legalize walking. If they have money for a street, they have money for a sidewalk. If they have money for a traffic light, they have money for crosswalk lights. If they have money to plow the street, they have money to plow the sidewalk, instead of plowing snow onto the sidewalk and leaving it there, to make way for persons in cars (persons who matter). Did you know that when the traffic lights are flashing at night, the crosswalk lights don't work? Of course you never knew that because, after a night of heavy drinking, you never walked home, you always drive. Oh, but when a freight train crosses the road, lights flash, bells clang and gates drop, because the persons who could get killed are persons in cars (persons who matter). Abolish all zoning, so folks can walk to work and walk home from the bar. Nobody should be forced to participate in somebody else's love affair with their automobile. End the War on Walkers.

[@Beantastrophe]

If anyone actually cared alcohol wouldn't be legal, or at least so readily available with ads everywhere.

[@muffs55mercury61]

And to think that in 2019 (don't have the figures for 2020) 11,000 (yes ELEVEN THOUSAND) were killed by drunk drivers. Some of those were the drunk drivers themselves but that amount is larger than the closest town to me (population 9000) Horrific body count. And that doesn't include the survivors who are crippled and/or disabled for life.

[@janpulliambracey1732]

Such unnecessary sorrow.

[@QUEENLAKERS711]

SHE TOLD THEM IN THE BEGINNING THAT SHE WAS IN DISTRESS AND TO CALL SOMEONE ELSE CAUSE THEY DON'T KNOW HOW TO HANDLE HER😢

[@RebeccaCampbell1969]

Sober driver doing 65 vs DUI driver doing 65... both crashing Sober one has a high chance of maneuvering and braking to avoid the accident, so it’s at lower energy DUI keeps going at 65... fatal speeds start much slower than that

[@FloozieOne]

Actually you have it backwards. The sober driver is more likely to be injured. The reason is that alcohol primarily affects the nervous system slowing all the reflexes and voluntary actions as well. Of course this is one of the main reasons that drunks crash; they don't process the information coming to them about the situation and also don't respond as quickly as usual. Strangely, this improves their chances of surviving an accident. Since they don't see it coming they don't tense up or brace themselves. This allows the body to be relaxed as it impacts the dash (or whatever). Therefore they don't get the tearing of muscles that dislocate or even break bones. More, assuming they are wearing a seatbelt, they don't take a deep gasp of air before the impact (which is the body's way to cope with fear - think a gasp of horror), so their internal organs including their lungs don't get doubly compressed. I know this is a bit long, but I was an emergency room X-ray Tech for 25 years and I saw this over and over. Go look up how often the drunk driver walks away while the poor people they hit are killed or horribly injured. Seems pretty unfair, but life is unfair at times and all we can do is to use all caution while driving and always, always wear a seatbelt.

[@oldeskoolnana7543]

There is no reason to drink then drive. Uber, Lyft, a designated driver or drink at home. There is even liquor delivery services. Just don't do it.

[@juliecasey5196]

M y upmost Respect to all Police Officers stay safe stay strong.🙏🙏

[@jillbecker8651]

I'll stick with my coffee. Never have driven drunk and never will.. DUI isn't an accident it's a deliberate action!

[@carolgates-xh7fr]

This may be harsh in some peoples mind set but I sincerely feel that the penalty for any DUI that results in someone's passing should be the charge of first degree murder. When that DUI is still sober they are consciously making the choice to drink and drive knowing full well what the out come could very well be. When someone picks up a loaded gun, points it at someone and pulls the trigger it's the same outcome. Someone dies.

[@timothyewer7306]

Yeah founder of MAAD was convicted of DUI

[@johnnycash578]

poor lady what a waste

[@LectronCircuits]

Booze Cruise can be very dangerous. Let's be careful out there! Audience wishes survivors all the best. Cheers!

[@MasterYota1]

People on cell phones loose 40-70% of their focus on driving when on the cell phone. if you drive drunk you could spend decades if not the rest of your life in prison with people who want to do you harm. Worth it?

[@AndreRosario-zm8pf]

🌎🙏🙏🙏 Sober 2013 from alcohol. GALATIANS 4:9. THANK GOD I HAVE OVERCOME THE WORLD.

[@marksmith-po7wl]

Ive drove completely SPLIT on MULTIPLE occasions and sometimes woke up wondering how the hell i got home and why my car is sitting in the driveway without a single scratch… Dont mean to brag but when you drink and get behind the wheel your basically just playing a round of Russian Roullette.. You win, you look like a straight bad azz and youl have one hell of a story to tell your grand kids.. You lose? You just end up being a ghost story the little kids tell about the guy who blew his own head off next door.

[@BrunesKitten]

Follow up care? You lose your soul mate. The love of your life! How can you possibly go on? Especially if you never had children! You have nothing left! Why go on?

[@whatwillbem6825]

Is this what happened to you?

[@yourstruly9472]

Recreational weed is safer than alcahol 😾

[@crand20033]

But they will still jail you for driving after doing it. Driving too slow on a busy freeway is just as dangerous as speeding.

[@yourstruly9472]

@Jody Dipolop I'm not a liar, liar 😹😹😹

[@yourstruly9472]

@Jody Dipolop where does your hate come from, how do you justify the DUI fatalities every year, the alcahol poisoning, the opiod and heroin overdoses, are you a fallen state of consciousness and if so to what is it's extent, in better words, are you blind 🙀

[@yourstruly9472]

@Jody Dipolop what no logical rational to fix the pandemic of blind sheep killing themselves, maybe you're just like them, are you a suck, uno a suckle up to whatever self interest is feeding your wallet, whatever suck 🐯

[@yourstruly9472]

@Jody Dipolop your lack of insight and empathy for all those wrongfully convicted, is disturbing, and we all know keeping it down with prohibition propaganda was racially motivated, so I say public opinion is like a weak tyrant compared to ones own opinion of themselves, which is what truly matters when you stand before god, suck 🐯

[@stephenfermoyle1498]

PUT A BREATHALYZER IN THE CAR.......AND THE BARS NEED TO ACCOUNTABLE BUT THE ADDICTION NEEDS TO STOP I HAVE HEARD HORROR STORIES ON HOW THESE PEOPLE DO THIS OVER AND OVER AGAIN IT NEEDS TO STOP THIS AND DISTRACTED DRIVING GOD BLESS RIP ALL THE PEOPLE MENTAL ILLNESS AND ALCOHOL ABUSE GO HAND IN HAND ALSO EVERY TIME A BARTENDER OVER POURS THAT IS ANOTHER CRIME.

[@INDLIS]

I’ve heard that sometimes those court issued equipment sometimes get altered The worst state for DUI is Wisconsin

[@Chris-fq4xz]

There are many safe ways to get home. STOP BLAMING OTHERS LIKE BARS AND RESTAURANTS. It's the drunks fault for getting behind the wheel and driving drunk. Every single driver knows it's illegal to drive drunk.

[@desireenmorales317]

DUI drivers are at fault but let me tell you this.. EVERYONE IS HUMAN, fatal shit happens dui drivers are just as human as the people commenting saying they’re “cowards “🤷🏻‍♀️ we all bleed.

[@mikearthut781]

Desireen Morales How dare you !! I am over 50. never drove drunk. A car is a DEADLY WEAPON. When driven by someone drunk, or on drugs. Why do these people get in a car, drunk? WHY? Selfishness? Ignorance? The jails are full, of people who thought, "they could get away with it." I pride myself, that I have self control, and a conscience, a responsible driver, not to turn the key, drunk. I also, thought, that I would not be able to forgive MYSELF, if I drove drunk and killed someone. I enjoy my clear conscience !

[@crand20033]

But humans don't have to drink which causes stupid mistakes afterwards. If you drive, don't drink at all, ever.

[@oldeskoolnana7543]

Please No excuse to drink then drive. Sorry just not the thing to do. It's not a mistake. If you're going to drink then have an alternative way of getting home.

[@tinybox-septiceye2949]

Y’all I think all they’re trying to say is that it’s not premeditated in the sense of a serial killer or something maybe y’all need to chill

[@Adeline9418]

Deseree must drink and drive. She's standing😂 up for all the other drunks. How stupid are you????

[@princessyoung8791]

DUI are not accidents. They are done on purpose. Deliberate they make a choice to drink and go drive knowing they can kill someone

[@craigyazzie2659]

This is why alcohol should be illegal

[@craigyazzie2659]

@Brian Davis u must be one of those fuckers who are selfish and just think of yourself fuck tard.

[@crand20033]

I think it would help if they wouldn't make it so available everywhere you look.

[@jennmartin5199]

@@crand20033 its not available for everyone you need a ID proving your 21 or older before you can purchase Alcohol minors shouldn't be able to get their hands on it but it does happen, iam 35 i have never got behind the wheel if i been drinking i stay home or if aim out for dinner my parents they drive home and their not over the limit so its fine or with my friend she doesn't drink so she my sober driver lol most of my friends don't drink not even my fiancé ,anyways if I know i have to drive somewhere i dont drink .

[@crand20033]

@@jennmartin5199 A lot of people over 21 are alcoholics simply because it's so available everywhere. I think if it wasn't so available there would be far less drunks and DWI crashes.

[@jennmartin5199]

@@crand20033 ya true like supermarkets sell it some anyways my work doesn't have a liquor license there is a liquor store next door thou even some pharmacy's like CVS in some states sell wine which is ridiculous and gas stations that sell it too here in MA .

[@ersers-by3qr]

oh and sue the automaker because that vehicle killed them

[@germanshepherd6638]

Sue the alcohol companies! Sue the liquor store!

[@bryanbressem5026]

Sounds like the anti gun motherfuckers and their stupidity...

[@djones811]

Honestly as a person involved in a drunk driving incident, the officers were very kind to me and I never disrespected them. Fortunately I only hit a tree head-on and so embarrassing after.

[@jimmyday9536]

Here in the state of Iowa, you can literally go to a gas station (Casey's) and walk out with a cold 6 pack of beer. Until states take DWI seriously, nothing will change.

[@craigyazzie2659]

The brewery should be accountable too.

[@Chris-fq4xz]

Absolutely not. There are many safe ways of getting home. It's the individual who decides it's okay to get behind the wheel and drive drunk.

[@MLMLW]

No they shouldn't. On every can and bottle of alcohol is a warning not to drink & drive. It's not the manufacturer's fault if somebody chooses to drink then get behind the wheel of a car. There are other ways to get home besides driving your drunk self home.

[@rickmalik7786]

And now they have a drunk driver selected as the vice president of the United States 2024. Tim Walz was arrested in 1995 for DUI, plead down to wreckless driving. His display of poor judgement is exactly why we can not accept this man to become the heartbeat away from the highest public office in our nation. Please don't let him get away with this.

[@nancytestani1470]

Sure do not need trump. But I hear you.

[@annamarielewis7078]

5 year old video. Poor KZbin has no newer videos 🥴

[@teresagary7158]

😭😭😭😭

[@alittleofthisandalittleoft7993]

Well the drunk and high boy who hit us got one night in jail! That being said I have absolutely no faith in our justice system.

[@alittleofthisandalittleoft7993]

He hit us going over 90mph and our car flipped several times with one of my family members having to be cut out while I was thrown half way out the back window...one night in jail andi still owe hospital bills... ridiculous BS.

[@misha2197]

:( ♡♡♡

[@haj811]

calling B S on this one @yuma az

[@NEXUSONE220]

Thank God I never hurt anyone. I will never be so careless again. My heart aches for the innocent ones lost.

[@brimstonethewolf2020]

My cousin was hit and killed by a drunk dude driving a ford f-250. He blew through a stop light at around 52 mph, and T-boned her Toyota Yaris on the drivers side. She killed instantly. The guy was arrested and charged with murder. I absolutely despise alcohol to this day, and refuse to ever drink a drop. She was a great woman, and she is terribly missed. Rest In Peace Theresa.