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The FBI director admitted he was arrested for peeing in public while drunk. Good luck with that lawsuit, Kash.
25 years later it’s the same behavior
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The FBI director admitted he was arrested for peeing in public while drunk. Good luck with that lawsuit, Kash.
25 years later it’s the same behavior
A guy is reluctant to drink but since he's a lightweight, he ends up insanely drunk with drunk friends encouraging him. They dare each other to stupid stunts, one ends up fatal for the lightweight. One friend actually nearly drowns jumping in to save him due to his own drunkeness, the other laughs and drinks throughout then passes out when ambulance (called by bystander) arrive. What are the friends charged with, manslaughter and drunk and disorderly or something?
In some jurisdictions, such as the U.S., there is a crime called intoxication manslaughter, which is a subtype of Involuntary Manslaughter. Involuntary manslaughter is the killing of a human being without intent of doing so, either expressed or implied. Intoxication manslaughter involves causing a death by criminal negligence, or in some jurisdictions, recklessness.
But the fact that a dare was involved muddles the waters, since while the drunk friends did dare the lightweight, the lightweight was not forced to do the fatal stunt but choose to. The district attorney may charge the friends with Involuntary Manslaughter, but the only proof of the dare is from the drunk friends (and they would invoke the 5th amendment in the US) and the bystander (which would be hearsay). The DA would charge them with Public Intoxication, if not Involuntary Manslaughter.
“Used Ice for Pillow, Jailed,” Toronto Star. March 11, 1941. Page 32. ---- North Bay, March 11. - ‘Six months,’ Magistrate McCurry told John Ouillette when he appeared on charges of disorderly conduct, being intoxicated and resisting arrest. ‘It’s a frame-up,’ declared Ouilette. ‘Seven months,’ said the magistrate. Constables Davidson and Stark testified they found Ouiliette sleeping in an alleyway with his head on a block of ice.
A Louisiana school principal resigned by text after being arrested standing in the middle of a street for public intoxication. He was found outside a strip club where he refused to pay his bill, all while he was on a school trip to Washington D.C. – WTF Fun Facts Source: https://www.klfy.com/news/top-stories-news/louisiana-principal-resigns-after-being-arrested-at-strip-club-while-on-school-field-trip/
Yontz, who was reportedly under the influence, was said to have crashed her car in Blough's yard. Blough, hearing the disturbance, reportedly armed herself, went out onto her property, and opened fire at Yontz's vehicle as it tried to flee from the scene of the accident.
No one was injured as a result of the incidents.
According to authorities, the elderly woman "fired several shots at the vehicle, striking it as it attempted to leave the area."
Local station WJLA-TV reported that police charged Yontz with being intoxicated in public. Authorities charged Blough with reckless discharge of a firearm and unlawful discharge of a firearm into an occupied vehicle and held her on a $5,000 secured bond.. . .
On WJLA's Facebook post pertaining to the incident, one social media user wrote, "I took a gun class which discussed 'fearing for your life' and this doesn't warrant shooting at someone. Sorry for you trigger happy folks but it is what it is. A car crashing in your backyard while you are inside isn't putting your life at risk no matter how scared and surprised you are. Especially not while they are attempting to leave!"
"Stupid OWL ... you are not allowed to take the law into your own hands like this ... you can only fire your weapon if the intruder is in your house .... not outside, not near, inside ... ya'll trumpets need to go back to school and learn your state, county or city laws," another user wrote.
Another added, "[S]he's driving drunk, wreaking havoc & granny gets penalized for trying to protect her property?!?"
"Looters can openly steal, burn, and shoot people protecting their shops and homes, but an old lady protecting her home and car is arrested?" another user observed.
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