Man with ‘I’m not drunk’ sticker gets arrested for drunk driving
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A man, who has an “I’m not drunk just avoiding potholes” bumper sticker on his car, has been arrested for driving under the influence in the town of Ironbridge in England, United Kingdom.
Officers found the man, whose name was withheld, with his wrecked Range Rover earlier this week, Telford police reported on their official Twitter account on Aug. 16.
“[#DrunkDriver] last night in #Ironbridge. His Range Rover was ruined when we located him & so was he as he failed the breath test!” police said. Officers also found the car’s missing wheel around 1.6 kilometers (1 mile) away from the scene at the time.
#DrinkDriver last night in #Ironbridge
His Range Rover was ruined when we located him & so was he as he failed the breath test!#Arrested, blew 70 in custody & charged to court
We eventually found the missing wheel 1 mile away on the Wharfage! 🤦🏻♂️ a whole mile!
20450#Fatal4 pic.twitter.com/bawAQs1C8M
— Telford Cops (@TelfordCops) August 16, 2020
In a breath test, the man registered 70 micrograms of alcohol per 100 milliliters of breath, which is double of England’s legal alcohol limit of 35.
The police also pointed out the irony of the man’s bumper sticker as they shared a close-up photo of it on a follow-up tweet, saying that he “Definitely WAS drunk.”
This was his bumper sticker…
Definitely WAS drunk
Definitely didn’t avoid hitting things as he took out his wheel on a bollard
🙄#Fatal4 #DontDrinkAndDrive pic.twitter.com/QNuVMWoVGn
— Telford Cops (@TelfordCops) August 16, 2020
“Definitely didn’t avoid hitting things as he took out his wheel on a bollard,” the police stressed, along with the hashtag “don’t drink and drive.” Ian Biong/JB
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