Teachers Accused of Being Drunk at School and Driving Intoxicated - Caught on Bodycam

[@LawAndCrime]

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[@trustmesonimyourfather9097]

Oh so this is actually real? I've seen it a few places and blew it off as probably illegitimate

[@SarahSureShot]

Us Canadians got the short end of the stick here 🫤

[@hadenanderson563]

Google users are fools.

[@trustmesonimyourfather9097]

@@Kōkako-i1t that's literally irrelevant, genius

[@emmadobbins694]

​@SarahFurlong omigod, I read that entirely as "U.S Canadians" 😅 I'm fiiiiiine

[@petersullivan218]

I had to tell my boss I was an addict. It wasn’t easy. But man it’s worth it. Get help & come back stronger

[@tannershanksftw]

Same here, I was able to keep my job, and even got the days excused while I got help.

[@petersullivan218]

@@tannershanksftw happy to hear - I’m finishing rehab in hopes to get my job back. Thanks for sharing a success story

[@tannershanksftw]

@@petersullivan218 hope all goes well, keep up the good work!

[@e.wwwwww]

God bless you man, I pray that rehab helps you and that you’re able to find peace and healing beyond your addiction ❤ I pray you’re able to get your job back as well, truly. May God bless every aspect of your life as you work towards sobriety 🙏🏻

[@e.wwwwww]

@@tannershanksftwI’m so proud of you for that!! For recognizing your addiction, doing the hard work to overcome it, and moving forward with your life. May God bless you in all aspects of your life as you continue to work hard to maintain your sobriety, and may God help you in that uphill battle❤🙏🏻

[@jordanalbano9780]

The third lady’s complete indifference to learning she sent a man to the hospital from the drunk driving accident she caused is downright *sickening*

[@abelis644]

Oh but poor baby, she was the victim... I loathe people like her. I hope her victim was OK.

[@handle742]

“I’m a teacher I know what it’s like to d….” Deal with people like you?? Lol

[@vosaemify]

Drinking shouldn't be so easily accessible

[@myboyzr2]

Talk about not taking any responsibility for her actions! I hope she sees this. I hope she’s embarrassed too! What a piece of work!

[@TurdFerguson0528]

Right? Once she didn't care about the dude she injured and used the kids as a shield, she became the bad person.

[@snapmalloy5556]

When the 1st teacher showed up intoxicated to court I went from being disgusted to truly feeling sorry for her. She obviously has a very serious problem. She needs rehab and support

[@kayfurlano1462]

If being arrested was so devastating while at school why did she show up to court drunk? Her family is enabling her behavior.

[@hadenanderson563]

It may be above the family's pay grade.

[@drummersnare6276]

How do alcoholics even exist? I take one sip of alcohol and almost throw up it’s so disgusting.

[@clarissathompson0103]

@@drummersnare6276a lot of it is genetics and environmental, a lot of people on my dads side of the family drink, and a few of the men are alcoholics. My mom's brother and sister are alcoholics and the rest do not drink.

[@Gina_77]

Agree 💯 % I feel so bad for her!! I hope she gets the help she needs!!

[@Tharsis_]

That first woman really makes me sad. It's awful that she's so deep into her addiction that she couldn't even attend court without being drunk, I hope she is seeking the help she needs.

[@cathypoags9054]

If she’s indeed married, wonder if he’s involved as a supporter or the cause. 🤔🤔

[@Charely1925]

I felt the same. She had to go through some serious pain of some kind to be that addicted to alcohol.

[@optimusjd]

As an alcoholic it takes less than you might think sometimes since alcohol is everywhere. It's a terrible addiction though.@@Charely1925

[@skycorson22]

It's a difficult thing to partially blame the spouse because addicts are addicts and they are going to continue using only if they want to. You never know what's going on at home, the husband could be desperately trying to save her from her addiction every day of his life and can't leave because he loves her too much.@@cathypoags9054

[@__blue--blood__7857]

​@Charely1925 The case that really hit home was that of Ryan Roger's . The Vodka alcoholic. His grandfather use to give him $5 a day for a small bottle of Vodka. He sadly went for rehab in Dallas Texas and 17 days into treatment he died . One of the sadest alcohol addiction videos on the net . He wanted to turn his life around and died in the treatment program.

[@mphillips4324]

The gargoyle in a green shirt is an absolute horrible person. She had no sympathy for the man she hit. Wow.

[@lisas8244]

@mphillips4324 She was an absolutely disgusting specimen, wasn't she? No concern for the man she hit. Only disdain that he dare be in the place SHE wanted to turn. No remorse for having her own daughter in the car as she drove drunk and had an accident. She could not repeat enough times that SHE teaches disabled children, as if somehow magically that exempted her from any laws or responsibility. She acted as if she just stated her occupation enough times the police would say "Oh, our mistake. If you teach disabled children you are free to go and do as you like." Absolutely incredible!! I certainly wouldn't want this selfish, entitled woman teaching any physically disabled child of mine. Her lack of character and responsibility for her own actions is an eye opener.

[@ds0904]

​@@lisas8244hopefully she's no longer teaching disabled children (or any children)

[@abelis644]

​@@ds0904 Fingers crossed.

[@Keirnoth]

And just remember, she's a teacher.

[@kathleensmith8336]

@@lisas8244 Well said!

[@suecraig8720]

Tara Fritz should have been charged with child neglect and endangerment. If this is an example of her character she should not be involved in a teaching capacity. Seeing herself as a victim and thinking the driver she sent to the hospital be judged based on profession. Something real screwed up with that woman.

[@Mr.Westery]

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[@blondesense1708]

That big mean judgmental cop obviously cut her a break so it didn’t affect her job with kids.

[@mdyercheck]

you nailed it. She was unreal!

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

Exactly, she’s crying like she’s the victim

[@SuperMelrose1]

The officer with the Fritz seemed so compassionate. He tried to make her feel better and give her some hope. Instead, she threw it back at him and acted like an entitled brat.

[@elizabethd8147]

I absolutely agree that she was horrible! Far too many people are killed evert year by drunk drivers and she acts like she was caught jaywalking! Then she's making fun of the other driver and acting like he's faking his injuries that SHE caused!! Even if the officers were judging her, she absolutely deserves to be judged for choosing to drive after drinking and putting others lives in danger!!

[@mlisaj1111]

Yeah, that often happens. But as I told my kids when they got their first jobs “you be decent and polite, and if the other person isn’t…that is on them, not you.” Plus it makes the awful person look even worse if people are being understanding or polite with them, and they are only rude in return. It’s easy to tell who is in the wrong.

[@gromit0299]

When I was in high school, it was common knowledge that one teacher always had some alcohol in their mug. The 90’s were wild. 😂😂

[@lovabledork23]

So true! In middle school for me the principal and assistant principal would be drunk at the dances handing out money lol, us kids always knew it was the perfect time to talk to them and hit them up for cash, as weird as it sounds it was common knowledge and no one cared, we all joked about it

[@Silas-lc9op]

The 90s were nothing compared to now, schoolwise. Kids are out of control these days. They don't get in trouble anymore and we don't want to hurt their feelings

[@gromit0299]

@@Silas-lc9op No one is saying it’s one vs. the other. It’s simply just an observation of how times were different. It’s not that deep.

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

I left this same comment!! No one did anything about the Faculty back then. I wonder what has changed? We used to just think as long as they’re not hurting anybody, which most of them weren’t. They were just hurting themselves as we went about our day in school.

[@tannershanksftw]

Yup. I think every school had atleast one drunk teacher.

[@carolegreen9938]

They are only sorry when they are caught. That third woman is pathetic.

[@EZ_Case]

She also showed up to this court case drunk. Hopefully she gets the help she needs. Unless you’ve been physically, emotionally, and mentally addicted to a substance, you will never understand addiction.

[@QueenMomma3]

That's very true.

[@Woofreestyle]

Yeah she needs help. I’ve seen plenty of people suffer from alcoholism it’s sad.

[@josiemoe]

I think that’s a cop-out to say people who haven’t been addicts will never understand addiction. I also think addition doesn’t absolve someone of their bad or criminal behavior. I would hope that losing her job and endangering her students would have been her rock bottom but alas it seems it wasn’t. I’m hoping the court will put her in drug/treatment court and she gets rehab.

[@sondresundrnning3610]

@@EZ_Case 100% true. Im not addicted to alcohol but i do understand addiction

[@christiandenton2174]

yea we know its in the video

[@mannys9130]

I believe .248% BAC is actually 3 times the legal limit. 8x3=24 High-functioning alcoholics are really something. They absolutely NEED a medically-supervised withdrawal program. If they stop drinking cold turkey, they will die. It's very difficult and very serious. :(

[@jbrown7403]

I noticed his math error as well 😉

[@chrisstanger6650]

I don’t drink alcohol 🍺 but people I’ve known in my life like my dad have had Relapse’s is there something in the human brain 🧠 that has a hard time making them not quit making them feel like there’s no hope?! Cause somehow my Dad quit and went through Relapses after he got remarried to my step mom and then he was doing great for a while and then my actual mother told me that he called up both my sisters Sounding Drunk and I was like oh no not that again 🤦🏻

[@jessicapabstconrad]

Thank you!

[@barnesablaze]

Cops have a low barrier of entry sometimes lmao

[@jonathankessler7436]

yeah. if someone presents with a BAC that high and simply appears normal, that's a pretty good sign of physical dependency that might need detox. A normal person would be slurring their speech and having trouble balancing at least at that BAC. Also, it would be impossible to maintain such a high BAC throughout the day without drinking at the location; alcoholics' livers upregulate liver enzymes, so they need to work extra hard to keep up the intoxication.

[@DaisyA-04]

Wow… that third woman was just nasty. She truly believes that she’s better than everyone else because she teaches children who have special needs. It’s an important job, it’s a tough job, but it doesn’t make her better than everybody else. Certainly doesn’t make her entitled to a free pass for drunk driving… with her children in the car! She didn’t even care about the man who went to the hospital because of her actions. Her family must be mortified to see this video.

[@icecreamt8285]

To show up drunk to your court date is crazyyyyyy

[@kickrocks333]

thats nasty work

[@eqx7168]

The level of alcoholic she is, it's no surprise she showed up drunk. It is unfortunate

[@ramkannan9211]

​@@kickrocks333Judge will have fun

[@grimlund]

They are all alcoholics. They cant function without the booze.

[@samanthaconn3895]

If you have a job with children, and you show up high or intoxicated, expect to lose everything. People DO NOT PLAY when it comes to the safety and security of their children. Any teachers out there with these problems, you need to take a leave of absence and GET YOURSELF TOGETHER, because if you dont we will do it for you, as parents.

[@blazingstar9638]

Ok

[@trustmesonimyourfather9097]

Yeah ok. Parents are a majority the cause of issues with kids these days.

[@dickfitswell3437]

Yea ok. Just ignore all the leftist schools allowing boys to say they are something else and use their bathrooms and play their sports. Yea. Just forget about those things. Puppet

[@GhastlyCretin]

A lot of people drink in front of their children all the time.

[@toyamwarr]

That’s not the threat you think it is.

[@Strawman333]

I don’t argue with drunks. It’s senseless.

[@emmadobbins694]

Yep. Just circles of nonsense

[@peforster6725]

Just like arguing with a cranky preschooler.

[@samorsamantha4346]

That third one, mocking the guy she hit. "Oh yes, I'm sure he's SOOOOO hurt. He's not a teacher of children with disabilities, is he? IS HE??" Oh honey, that doesn't make you sound good.

[@margaretthatcher6828]

With kids the way they are today...I'd probably drink.

[@brandyeldridge3332]

Ok... I'm not the only one who thinks this way!!! These new kids are terrible and the parents are even worse... Doomed!!! That's All that comes to mind...🤦🏾‍♀️

[@jesseerickson662]

I wouldn't be surprised if we see the day kids are taught by robots, aka online, and there will be little to no human interaction between students and / or teachers.

[@Silas-lc9op]

Finally, a normal comment

[@JackieBrown93]

@@Silas-lc9opdumb comment 🙄 simply don’t work with kids if you can’t handle it. Simple.

[@Silas-lc9op]

@@JackieBrown93 I don't. Tell that to the teachers this video is about

[@seemannsgarnlp9035]

The arrogance on the third one. Ugh.

[@gasovensforqcult]

It's pretty obvious Tara Fritz is God's gift to us all for her selfless and humble teaching of kids with disabilities which makes her a morally superior being to us all

[@Mimisof4]

Right, I wouldn’t want her to work with my disabled son!!!! 🤬🛑‼️

[@kenbrb6261]

If obnoxious was a person

[@JonJaeden]

I, for one, am not worthy.

[@JimNasium71]

Maybe she's so vocal about it because she was driving drunk and a person became disabled by her...never know! She could be trying to compensate for what she did. She seems so arrogant and awful about it all

[@IratePuffin]

If the first teacher can’t even come to court sober, then she likely went to school drunk waaaaaayyy more times than anyone knows! I can’t believe her coworkers never noticed it.

[@marthaj67]

Does ANYONE ever take responsibility for their behavior?! Why is it that drunks _always_ blame the police? This is the world we live in now. No accountability. It's always everyone else's fault.

[@trinity2145]

No, no they don’t. We’re in a society, and it’s everyone’s fault, no prosecution, and enablers.

[@soulscanner66]

"Does ANYONE ever take responsibility for their behavior" Not while they're drunk. That's why cops should never try to reason with these people until they're sober.

[@nancya5876]

It’s the “please don’t do this to me!” whine that really aggravates me. No, you did this to yourself!

[@jess500texas]

Thats part of the addiction

[@danschultz999]

I know it's so pathetic. Coming from poverty I found myself in cuffs regularly for 20 years. I never made a scene once. I don't understand this behavior. The world is sooooo messed up.

[@Metonymy1979]

I feel bad and annoyed for alcoholics. I mean, literally destroying decades of a career in a few minutes. Hardcore addiction is horrible

[@peartfaldo]

selfish losers

[@alleyway80]

That’s their own fault tf🤣

[@wolf2966]

A job that’s probably driving them to want to drink too

[@KayIsConcerned]

​@@wolf2966 Life is stressful for us all. I still don't show up to work drunk. 😂

[@miawiedower7033]

@@wolf2966 I understand your point of view, though I believe that if they don’t want to loose their career, drink in the privacy and safety of your home. No reason to be drinking especially when teaching our children 😊

[@lornaginetteharrison7168]

I’m afraid I have little sympathy for drunk teachers. People saying "it’s not their fault, they’re addicts"…well get help, but don’t turn up to school if you’re sloshed. Teachers are acting in loco parentis when kids are at school; would you leave your child with a drunk babysitter in charge of their welfare? I’d hope not. If you’d ever been taught at school by someone obviously intoxicated - let me tell you it’s not a fun experience and feels very unsafe - you definitely wouldn’t be so ready to make excuses for these people.

[@Charlesbjtown]

Dealing with other people's demonic kids will make a person want to drink. I don't see how person could do it, even for one day.

[@cosmic.x.dreams]

@@Charlesbjtownliterally!!

[@Theresa89]

@@Charlesbjtown, Who did they think they were going to teach , demonic adults 🤦🏽‍♀️ ?

[@YouChwb]

@@Charlesbjtown Spending all day performing exorcisms would drive anyone to the syrup. Kids on the whole are out and out sh!theads.🤣🤣🤣

[@alleyway80]

THANK YOU. So many people have shown a weird amount of sympathy for these drunk teachers that are around THEIR children

[@Gina_77]

The second woman should have been just sent home or had someone come & pick her up ,,,,that was ridiculous!! JUST RIDICULOUS!!! Give me a break!! .06 FOR REAL??? Clearly UNDER THE LIMIT!!!

[@theloserest7300]

Yes!!!! She was illegally arrested. She was under the limit. I feel like it was racially motivated or some power trip. She was still legally able to drive home or even have someone pick her up. The cops had no right to arrest her. Yes she should’ve been fired because she drank during the job but arrested no.

[@charliedallachie3539]

I wonder why the husband who accompanied her to court didn’t try to stop her drinking that morning

[@kyliecakes9279]

She probably snuck it.

[@janisecristina4238]

He was probably drunk too, fighting his own battles or lost hope 😢

[@brandyjean405]

6:10 Or why she REFUSED to call him to pick her up from the school originally, to avoid being arrested in the first place….

[@jennpenn5]

This reminds me of an episode of Intervention in which the wife got drunk on mouthwash before court.

[@charliedallachie3539]

@@jennpenn5 yea, severe alcoholics are so addicted (physically) they need to detox in a hospital or keep drinking to feel fine (cold turkey is dangerous)…so if she is one we can’t blame her too much. However it’s up to her to stop drinking after that. If she isn’t that physically hooked then she probably just lacks the discipline or motivation to stop, some people just want to be drunk all the time (psychological problems)

[@victoriawilliams2786]

As a recovering alcoholic I understand Coats and hope she decides to help herself by embracing sobriety. That will open her up to self care and start loving herself. Its not easy. And the cravings never go away. But its sooooo worth it.

[@swampdonkey4919]

I stopped feeling sorry for her when she became so uncooperative, though. There never would've been a court date if she just told the truth and got a ride home, but maybe that's the alcohol talking.

[@acwesty]

@@swampdonkey4919It was probably a mixture of alcohol and fear. Having a reality check while under the influence is never going to go well.

[@DanaBlack-b4q]

Hard to believe she's only 53!!!! She looks in her 70's

[@DanielGarcia-mi5qq]

“You are just under the legal limit. You are going to jail.” Makes no sense.

[@willcifur]

She showed up to court drunk !?! 🤯 That is un-F’ing-believable !!

[@melissaspake7727]

That first one made me so angry! They were going to allow her to leave.. just have someone come get her.. she was so ignorant and obstinate and refused to help herself at all! She absolutely positively deserved to go to jail.

[@GaiaCarney]

Ikr?! She also had the chance to resign!

[@lizard944]

They were firing her based upon some flimsy evidence, IMO. The admin's observation that she "didn't sound right," the illegal search of her purse, and the cop's uncalibrated, unofficial Fisher-Price toy BAC tester. Don't get me wrong, I think most teachers nowadays are barely more mature than the students and she probably was sauced, but I'm also concerned with government over-reach and running roughshod over our basic civil rights.

[@Noxlion28]

@@lizard944you’re delusional lmao if your boss smells alcohol on you and you’re acting funny both him and the police are well within their rights to investigate. And she consented to the breathalyzer. And blew three times the legal limit. Don’t ever become involved in public education or law enforcement please.

[@lizard944]

@@Noxlion28 The "breathalyzer" is some type of uncalibrated screening device. Totally inadmissible in court. Give up your rights if you want to, I teach people how to preserve and exercise theirs. Class dismissed.

[@KayIsConcerned]

​@@Noxlion28Yeah I'm having a hard time sympathizing with these people, too. That particular teacher even showed up drunk to her court hearing. 😂 At some point, people need to stop making excuses for them and actually help them get the help they truly need. Blowing 3 times the legal limit and then actually finding a cup in the classroom with wine residue in it is CRAZY.

[@lautaroaguilar9584]

Do these people not realize how SERIOUS drunk driving is?!?

[@alinajoy87]

The First Lady seemed like a very sweet person, I truly hope she got help.

[@petejams7340]

Teachers teach children accountability, right? That California teacher seems to want to take no accountability

[@dystopian..]

Oh but the first one in Oklahoma totally owned it. Close ya clam jethro

[@TheRoyalNewspaper]

I thought parents were supposed to teach their kids accountability and respect before they go to school and it's refined while in school. I doubt that still happens though, because parents don't teach their kids anything other than how to point the finger.

[@JackieBrown93]

@@TheRoyalNewspaper *some. It’s not all parents and it’s not all kids. Can’t stand ignorant folk who tar everyone with the same brush 🙄

[@TheRoyalNewspaper]

@@JackieBrown93 Get over it. Obviously I can't refer to all parents. Simple deduction will tell you I clearly didn't mean all parents. Maybe you have a guilty conscience.

[@Gdub33]

That Davis lady got screwed. I dont care if a teacher has ONE drink. Jeeze. Shes not even above the legal limit. And arresting her for public intoxication?? Shes legally sober. Wtf?

[@Jerk_at_Werk]

totally agree. The cop said I .06-.07 is a DWI...no its not lol. The keywords here are LEGAL LIMIT...which she was below.

[@josiemoe]

At the beginning of her part in the video, it said there was multiple reports of seeing her drinking on school grounds and the principal smelling alcohol on her breath before the police arrived. She tried to say that she only had one glass of wine the night before at 10:30pm but still had a BAC of 0.066 (which I believe she would have had to consume more than one drink to get) the next day. According to her BAC, her body would have metabolized that alcohol in like four hours. And, no, 0.066 is not legally sober for a public intoxication charge.

[@josiemoe]

@@Jerk_at_Werk Actually, DWI and DUI are different charges in Oklahoma. DWI or driving while impaired is a misdemeanor while DUI or driving under the influence is a felony. DUI is a BAC of 0.08 or higher.

[@Gdub33]

@@josiemoe .08 is the legal drunk driving limit in most jurisdictions. No way that should be considered public intoxication. That's just ridiculous. She could also smell like alcohol from the night before. Possibly just lied that she went and partied the night before so she wouldn't look bad to her boss. I know I have lied about my night before to a boss before. Irresponsible? Yes. Public intoxication? No. Public hungoverness maybe. Public intoxication 🤣😂😅. I remember my first beer.

[@carriedietz8387]

My mom is a teacher and she gets stressed out with her students. But she doesn’t do that. Come on y’all.

[@Mr.Westery]

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[@melissagray8138]

My 10th grade English teacher had a drinking problem. We could smell the alcohol as soon as we walked into class. He once handed me my homework assignment back covered in blood. Some students complained about his irrational behavior and the smell of booze and cigarettes but nothing ever came of the student’s concerns. He would fly into random rages and scream. My algebra teacher would openly talk about how much tequila he had the night before and he always smelled like weed. Again nothing ever happened to these teachers. Drunk teachers in the 90’s had it easy apparently.

[@PetThePeeves]

Yeah I cannot imagine any school I work at now letting that slide

[@jaygreentree4394]

This first lady is so bad with telling lies. How many times has she really been drunk at work and never caught?

[@debbiechambers4654]

She drove to school drunk, got arrested & lost her job then turns up to court drunk! Now she’s still getting behind the wheel 😳🙄, she’s clearly not ready to give up the booze yet, she’s still lying & not in control of her actions/behaviour, sad but u can’t help someone that doesn’t want help 🙏🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

And they've got the balls to expect to just walk out of there and drive home drunk. Right, the cops are going to let you do that!

[@anythingforselenas806]

Her husband drove her to court..not that I’m defending her! 😂

[@debbiechambers4654]

@@anythingforselenas806 I will let her off that 1 then 🤭

[@Nonyabizz-16]

To the drunk who said “im scared right now” 🙄 boo hoo what about your poor child in the back seat 💺 im sure the poor baby is terrified 😢so infuriating! 😠

[@MikeFlava]

The last lady is a beauty....so because you teach disabled kids you're better than the guy you hit and shouldn't suffer any consequences?

[@sammyscrappy]

The first one clearly needs help. She has a problem. I hope she gets th help she needs!

[@trustmesonimyourfather9097]

Why don't they just call in sick if they know they're drunk? Teachers have sick leave. I mean how much in denial do you have to be to show up to your teacher job drunk?

[@anniewallace3601]

Many schools require you to earn your sick days.

[@mannys9130]

You're assuming that they HAVE any sick time or PTO remaining in their bank. :(

[@ak_getright9905]

Yea wouldn’t you feel like crap after an hour or two if you didn’t continue drinking? Especially with a tolerance?

[@samanthaconn3895]

If they're functioning alcoholics that'd be an every day call so they need to go to rehab not call in sick

[@trustmesonimyourfather9097]

@@samanthaconn3895 that's a pretty huge IF

[@nellyismotivated7839]

The special needs teacher is the worst! She has no Empathy with the man that she hit and blames this man when she did not give him the right a way while being wasted! She should be fired based on her attitude alone!

[@rachelramos9810]

She is truly a despicable human

[@sarahball4861]

the third teacher was absolutely fake crying

[@emmadobbins694]

Yes-- absolutely faking to try to get out of it or get off with less. She kept projecting her own judgement of herself onto the cops as well, so that she could hear them say "Nooo, you're not a bad person!" When, actually yes, you're a bad person for driving under the influence with your child in the backseat... and then trying to imply that the man *she* crashed into was faking injury and wasn't important? Yiiiiikes!!

[@Mysucculentchinesemeal]

22:05. She should t be allowed to teach tennis lessons let alone special needs children. This woman was the definition of entitled. Asking what the guy she hit does for a living was really classy.

[@williezar2231]

Not every person is shameless. I have a friend who drank, waited for a few hours, drove, got pulled over for going 5 miles under the limit and blew just above the legal limit. Didn't give the cops a hard time, went to jail. She pled no contest, paid the fines, went to class, got a second job to pay the fines so it didn't come out of the family budget and learned she either had to take a cab (before Lift and Uber) or walk if she wanted to have a few beers.

[@KayIsConcerned]

We love that! It's called accountability. Most of these folks here are making excuses for these women but nope! Learning from your mistakes and facing the consequences is how real growth happens. Kudos to your friend for handling it like a boss. ❤

[@kiddozoo]

He didn't need to make her feel better. She's drunk. Why try to reason? She has not admitted to herself or taken responsibility...

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Yes how dare someone called the cops on a drunk teacher. The absolute nerve.

[@mattheww797]

It's not the drunk teachers I ever worried about. I was the sober ones who were still horrible.

[@jogirl836]

I think you meant to say “It” instead of I.

[@AWildJirachi]

I feel like we should probably be worried about both-

[@dannyfrog]

When I was in school, I noticed teachers getting on a bigger power trip every year. I graduated in 1998. Granted, there were a few rock solid teachers left, but the bad ones outnumbered the good ones.

[@snapmalloy5556]

Some of the dumbest people I've ever met were educators. I remember having to school a history teacher on the Korean War. He denied China was ever involved. He had no idea. An Education degree is one of the easiest degrees to obtain and it shows.

[@chrisstanger6650]

@@jogirl836I think she meant I’m .!

[@Itrollallday]

These people aren't bad people.THEY ARE SICK. alcoholism is a sickness. No matter what the negative outcome is.THEY STILL CANT STOP. May God guide them to the rooms of A.A

[@jk-76]

I know how it goes. I was lucky to be in the Army. Every day was a drinking contest when I was a private and real drunks were in charge of everything. It changed and now they don't tolerate that behavior. Back in the late 90s though, every day was a reason to party.I don't drink now, not "sober" just not into drinking right now. I have been a daily drinker and it is scary to think of drinking that much.

[@emmadobbins694]

They may not be inherently "bad" but they could have (or very much did) endangered lives. That's bad.

[@sammiecheco6239]

I remember not too long ago seeing a video that a young lady had posted about how horrible children and by extension their parents are and how stressful it is for teachers? And then you see this kind of thing and it’s literally just crazy and unacceptable.

[@nataliagarcia5067]

They definitely ruined their careers

[@Noneyun]

Teachers, Preachers, Doctors, Nurses, Lawyers, or Judges. Not one person with those jobs, nor any other, is exempt from poor judgement or substance abuse issues.

[@cinnamoninit6028]

These school districts accepting resignations for these offenses is shameful. All the drunk teachers have to do is switch districts and say they resigned from the previous position. With the shortage of teachers the new district doesn't check their story and they're back in new jobs with children in no time.

[@tannershanksftw]

That's because they're in a union... Not that easy to fire them.

[@Pseedholm]

Ya i mean other schools don’t do basic CORY/background checks. Or… a basic google search. I don’t disagree that they will find jobs, they’re def gonna get work. but I bet most if/not all school districts will know.

[@Tinasburrito666]

It’s to save face.

[@rachel3686]

@@tannershanksftwit depends on the state, not all states have teachers unions.

[@07MoPower]

The PMC looks out for itself and sends you the bill.

[@theresaperry1448]

So the one teacher is mad that another reported her for drinking and being at school?? REALLY?? Own up to what you did, lady!!! I'm glad they turned you in!!

[@christopherborum6551]

Wait, so the second lady blew 0.066, which according to the officer is "just below the legal limit". But then he says that if she were driving, she could be arrested for DWI. Well, if that's the case, .06 is the legal limit.

[@bobbobertson7568]

Yeah sounds like double talk

[@miawiedower7033]

I was thinking the same thing. I thought if you are under 0.08 then you won’t be charged. I guess it’s a legal loophole

[@angelaspanger]

cop was probably drinking too?? that really stuck out as wrong

[@jadalorraine7252]

did u hear what he said right after? dui is .08 or over and dwi is .06-.08

[@Noxlion28]

Do you have ears? He said a DWI is different from a DUI.

[@Maggie-rr8gi]

This woman is ridiculous.

[@frisc0strangler207]

How bad of an alcoholic do you have to be to drink wine for breakfast?? 🤦‍♂️

[@briancleveland6115]

That's crazy, everyone knows that vodka is a better breakfast option than wine.

[@frisc0strangler207]

@@briancleveland6115 obviously 🙄

[@briancleveland6115]

@@frisc0strangler207 Right, and if you want to drink all day you have to start early 🤣

[@frisc0strangler207]

@@briancleveland6115 I try and not drink until it’s after 3 PM. Pandemic rules 😂

[@LauraBellizio]

53!!!! She looks 73!

[@trustmesonimyourfather9097]

Not really. Maybe because of her hair color but other than that she's not badly kept. Her hands aren't even wrinkled at age 53

[@wavecreatures]

The first case is very sad. The poor woman needs help.

[@jayfergie9751]

"You blew a 0.24 which is 2 times the legal limit"..No officer thats literally 3 times..maybe you need to stay at the school for a few days lol

[@Dinjur]

It was a mistake. Relax.

[@blacklyfe5543]

​@Dinjur not a mistake she did it twice

[@tintinismybelgian]

He might have been meant to say that it was 2x beyond/above the legal limit.

[@jimmyneutron5256]

@@blacklyfe5543he meant it was a mistake on the officers part in terms of the math

[@barnesablaze]

As a mortician, I see a lot of alcoholics in my industry as well*. It's so sad honestly

[@evonekky3672]

I am just super curious since I don't know any morticians... Is the process much different for a morbidly obese patient than a normal size? Is it harder or more complicated? I'm super obese and it's always crossed my mind.

[@Jxstvib1ng]

The phone vibrating burns me up. It’s always at least in one police compilation…

[@pbee.njayay444]

Same

[@awkwardpodcast]

That second lady seems like she just took a shot to take the edge off since she wasn’t drunk lol

[@jeffsullivan2044]

Yeah, but to take the edge off of.....what? She needs to learn how to " cope" a better way! Lol

[@444fetty]

@@jeffsullivan2044everybody could cope a little better, some people unfortunately cope w alcohol/drugs.

[@FreedomFox1]

I didn’t follow that… she was under the limit, but the officer said she could be arrested for dwi?

[@msotrfan1]

I can't believe she even tried to ask who reportered her.

[@Inspiringami]

Alcoholism DOESNT DISCRIMINATE! there’s even judges and cops who also have this disease. Good ppl make bad choices.

[@CrazySharp]

The second one… I can’t believe she was worried about who reported her versus the fact that she was obviously drunk at work

[@jeffr5552]

Why would the first one insist that the alcohol was from drinking last night? If she blew triple the limit at 3:30 PM and it was residual from last night it means she would have both been insanely drunk last night but also guilty of DUI driving to work in the morning. But obviously she has a serious problem.

[@bitteroldhousecat9304]

14:20 "Go ahead and place your bag down." "Sure, you gonna hold it?" "Yeah sure." Puts it on the ground. Beautiful.

[@donnakenny3974]

@bitteroldhousecat9304 tbh that was just sad & unempathetuc.. empathy doesnt mean "enable" or content. The LAST thing an addict needs is borderline attack therapy, jfc.. no excuses made on her behalf; behold, choice of •stoicism or •emotional immaturity. Shouldnt be a cop if readily hostile/personalizes moments..people, places, things, actions, etc... not tryna say im 100% correct. However, instability hit that cop hard with impatience.

[@pinkstargirl143]

Why are sooo many teachers all of a sudden getting drunk at school??? What is going on

[@Solotv84]

This isn't new, teachers use to get drunk during the 80s at lunch, it's now a big deal because it's not socially acceptable and rightfully so

[@evonekky3672]

It's not new. We just have body cams and KZbin now.

[@tgcgvt1769]

OK, the last one made me the most angry because she thinks since she’s a teacher for special-needs kids that gives her a right to drive drunk and that she’s above somebody she’s not above anyone she could kill somebody and she could care less she should lose her license honestly

[@galacticwarrior7573]

I’m addicted to watching drunk professionals I want a channel with just this

[@Cheezclown]

Criteria for the show subjects is either a professional license and/or a 6 figure salary. Money or a license to lose makes for good drama 😅

[@abbyboonstra6265]

YES! I would so watch this.

[@inkedmomblu1510]

The lack of accountability is mind boggling

[@gymnasmic7425]

Lmao. The second video where that cop says “you’re UNDER the legal limit. That’s illegal!!!” 😂 Such BS

[@OhHamburgers0258]

I was like, huh??

[@dj_grumble]

She got screwed. Yeah, you shouldn't drink at work but she was not even legally intoxicated!!

[@misledprops]

Your ignorance is cute. You don’t need to blow over .08 to get a PI or any other charge related to intoxication. Understand the laws before making ignorant statements.

[@misledprops]

@@OhHamburgers0258Not understanding the laws will make you say, “huh.”

[@lisaf.8758]

I’ve been fortunate enough to have been taught by some top notch teachers (Harding Elementary, Portola Junior High, and El Cerrito High School- California- Richmond School District). Never once did I have a teacher that failed me. This is so distressing to me. My kids were in school in the late 80’s early 90’s and were lucky to have the last remnants of a quality education. This is so sad. Right or wrong I feel for these women. Hope they get the help they need.

[@pillarofflowers8088]

You cannot have a conversation with a drunk person.

[@karagandrk]

Unless you are drunk too, then it would be funny

[@melissathompson2048]

is the third lady aware that you put everyone’s life in jeopardy when you decide to go behind the wheel while intoxicated? smh. i am a young educator and happy that this isn’t a vice for me. sad to see. how does she work with children with her snarky personality smh? 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@RoxanneCarcerano-LeFevre]

I wouldn’t want her teaching my grandchildren!!

[@Coasterkitty7]

I feel bad for the first woman. She really has a serious problem and is in denial. I hope she gets help!

[@destiny.f2732]

At least she resigned from being around kids drunk. Yet she’s upset that someone at work reported it and she didn’t think that was ugly ????

[@nightshadewinter6915]

I have 0 sympathy for drunk teachers.

[@alicenichols9706]

I'm retired from a middle school and we had a teacher who stayed drunk and the assistant principal had meth on him but they brushed it under the rug .I reported it and look who got fired 😮

[@bendarling5573]

Does anywhere else in the Anglosphere treat drunk driving as leniently as New Jersey? Have there not been efforts to change the situation?

[@Lìven-good]

Wasn't even worried about person in other car.

[@hadenanderson563]

Of course she knows the exact name of her anxiety medicine.

[@user-pj3ig5iq7l]

Is it that odd to know the name of a medication you're prescribed?

[@vosaemify]

I've never been drunk. Never drank more than a few times my entire life. It tastes terrible. Why do people like it so much?

[@BionicPig95]

Eventually it doesn’t taste as strong or as bad anymore. I’m admittedly a heavy drinker and as an example, wine just tastes like grape juice to me. I literally can’t tell the difference between the two. And it’s really not about the taste, but the effects.

[@vosaemify]

@@BionicPig95 the effect isn't appealing to me. Give me the green!

[@BionicPig95]

@@vosaemify fair enough. And green literally just puts me to sleep lol. I’ve only ever used it as a sleep aid before bed

[@christopherleubner6633]

Lady number 1 blew a 0.24 which is encroaching on 💀 territory. She didn't even make it to her court hearing sober. She has had a problem for a while 😮

[@dr0ps0fspace]

I feel bad for her in a way. She clearly struggles with it and addiction is real. I hope she gets the proper help.

[@devildoll9929]

Is there a single person in the world who drinks wine in a box and is NOT an alcoholic?

[@RichSims-p7c]

I had a teacher who drank in high school but it was the late 70's and nobody cared.

[@katdujka4760]

I mean, the second woman wasn't intoxicated...there wasn't even evidence, jus word out mouth.i don't know what the deal was, I don't excuse her behavior because she did have alcohol in her system at school. At least she was cooperative. the First woman I truly hope she gets help

[@lauriegarner9715]

So she's mad that someone called in to report her, but she's at school blowing a point o 6...but THAT'S ok???

[@FrogPrincess75]

Fritz was by far the worst. Zero accountability for the accident or for her drinking. The accident was the other person’s fault and her drinking was the bartender’s fault 🙄😂 I would hate to be in her life bc I would definitely be at fault for something.

[@PCalive123]

Am I the only one confused by the second lady? like I understand that if she blew more than a .00 at school you should be fired but I'm just learning about a DWI. I always thought that if you blew below a .08 you were good to drive? Is this a state thing?

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

Teachers used to get by with being drunks all the time when my parents were growing up and even when I was growing up in the 70’s through the 90’s. Everyone knew they were drinking on the job but nobody did anything about it! I wonder what has changed that they’re now getting in trouble for drinking on the job?

[@snapmalloy5556]

Yep! Grew up in the 70's. Our industrial arts teacher was a vodka drinker. Everyone basically just accepted it.

[@emmadobbins694]

Uh Upholding the law? Standards? Illegality of public intox?

[@NN-iu2rp]

Wow. The fact that this does not register for you is amazing. Every day I think, nope, I've seen/heard/read it all but the level of stupidity jumps 10 fold.

[@PetThePeeves]

We collectively agree as a society that that’s irresponsible?

[@JamieBrown-w1y]

No regard for the kids and she’s mad who told on her. Disgusting.

[@somuchfortalent]

"I'm scared" = "I'm guilty"

[@lindareidy2091]

I know a teacher who had drink issues. She was a very high functioning alcoholic. I don't think she was a danger to the students. She didn't drive. I feel they need serious help and support if they have addiction issues.

[@RhyperiorRanger]

Showing up to court drunk when you got arrested for public intoxication is CRAZY

[@marcfabricatore1506]

She didn't learn anything AT ALL 😂

[@babytash3]

Sad putting others in harms way child in car also sickening . Putting kids in harms way ppl trust to send kids to school

[@JM-ip1es]

They should go to the hospital to see how many doctors are high ? I’m sure a lot of people are going to work drunk/high.. this is so sad. Depression is rampant these days because of stress this world is going through right now ( still not an excuse )… prayers for the kids in the situation