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It’s time to confess. When I was five, I drove my power wheels on the public road without a license plate, Insurance, brake lights, or turn signals. It’s been 33 years so I can only hope the statute of limitations expired. It was on a dead end country road that only saw about two cars per day, but a crime is a crime.
Cop really protected and served on this one. Good job keeping our streets safe, boys. Also, that line “what can I get him for,” even in a situation as silly as this, a so sinister. So many cops just seem to see us as dollar signs and nothing more.
The fact he's just still sitting in the power wheels while pulled over like he didn't even stand up he's just sitting in his power wheels waiting. needs to be asked to step "Out"
@@jurb417 They are not for driving on public roads, that's likely the reason why children are allowed to drive them. not because "it's not a vehicle" (it is, just not a very big or fast one)
Content that’s nonexistent, not theirs originally and illegal to view or possess. These children definitely didn’t receive enough attention growing up.
I doubt it. He probably thought he wouldn't get a DUI driving that home. Someone should've told him you can get arrested for DUI for riding a bike while intoxicated.
I've known several old men who would get drunk and have their horse/mule lead them home. They're not endangering anyone, it'd be dumb to charge them with anything.
You might wanna tell the others in this comment section claiming that powered wheelchairs are class 3 vehicle and therefore (depending on state) able to “legally” be drunk, and drive 😂
@@enbymonstercanthink of it if he dosent do thay will call some one els. If no one dose it the wheelchair will just be left ther fore some one to steal. Thay are not cheep i wod pay bit to get it back then needing to pay fore a new one
@@Sebastian-hg3xc How is he wrong on this one? Its basically a childs power wheels car, not a ww2 T-34 tank. I find the situation rather fooolish regardless, especially when stated at 5:24 it follows under the definition of highway or a street, road whatever, thats complete ignorance when all with eyes can see that is not a highway or a road.
@@Sebastian-hg3xc Yes Charlie is wrong for thinking an officer arresting a meth head on a kids toy car is petty, because of course during the times where we have tons of Law Enforcement quitting and retiring, the few we have left should be arresting guys like this instead of murderers and illegals and r-ists.
If the cop actually cared about his safety, he could have offered to give him a ride home or escort him back. Arresting him over a toy car is unbelievably stupid
It makes the private prisons make money, money lets them lobby the government and the cops to arrest more people, government convicts said people, private prisons make more money and the cycle continues
Or be a grown adult and don't drink till you aren't yourself.good thing I'm not like you westerners drinking and being drugged outside in public and possibly being a nuisance...not even being able to walk without looking like a zombie. Don't promote this culture
Most police are like this, not your friend, that shouldn't be suprising for anyone 10% of any department are police you'd want coming to your call, the rest are the ones that show up 😅 Every department needs a complete reset
I've been pulled up drunk on a motorised bike one that I made my self little 80cc to get to the pub and back I was on the side of road I was told to just ride on footpath
Looked it up. Apparently anything like wheelchairs and mobility scooters are class 3 vehicles. There are no laws about drinking and operating a class 3 vehicle where I live. Although it is followed by the words "common sense is recommended" So I think you just found a legal loophole
If you were being belligerent then you'd get a drunk in public but I don't see how a power wheels is treated any different than someone in a motorized chair
Technically yes. Same with a bicycle. You don't have to register a human-powered vehicle if you somehow managed to get it over 20 (some states say a vehicle has to get to 20 or 30 to be registered) just have to know public tox rules in your area.
So I live in the same town as the powerwheels guy. The guy would pretty consistently cross intersections on like 4 lane roads, he wasn’t afraid of driving in the street. After he got out he did actually get the pink powerwheels. Idk what’s happened to him now but he was a hot topic for a while, and I’ve seen him every now and then still whipping it in his “car”
Yo I live in the same town too lol. I’m not gonna say it but we both know the town. He actually lives right behind my girlfriends house and he’s got like 5 of ‘em
I seem to remember this happening at my college as well, with a pink jeep. She got a DUI so she decided to drive a pink toy jeep to college every day. This was at Texas State University.
I dated a dude who got a public intox charge for walking home from a bar. It was literally across the street from his house. Less than 40 feet, but the officer was camping in the bar parking lot. Officers like this are just on a power trip. Edit: since some people in this comment section seem to have problems with ambiguity in any statement, let me clarify: the "power trip" I am referring to is the fact that the officer called a tow for the toy car. Something that the obviously struggling man would be forced to pay for if he ever wanted it back. Not for the fact that he was high/drunk in the street in the dark. Even then, though, he could have given him a (justified) public intox instead of a DUI. It's just another example of an officer making someone's life harder just for the fun of it.
@@shiitaklee being high on meth on a public road linking counties in the middle of the country where people speed at night frequently and visibility is low due to corn in a slow unlit battery powered vehicle and proceeding to fail a sobriety test isn’t a crime warranting police intervention or arrest? Common sense would lead most of the world and probably that entire community to disagree with you. Lol. Quit crying. “Unfair 😭”
This story was certainly unexpected and it seems the law enforcement may have overreacted somewhat. It's clear the individual made a poor choice in driving while intoxicated, regardless of the vehicle's size, but it appears the follow-up actions were not entirely proportionate or fair. To tow a toy car and impose such charges seems excessive especially when it appears others had allowed him to compromise.
If anybody wants to know what happened... He was sentenced to pay 389 dollars and got 369 days on supervised probation and got his license suspended for 1 year now that baffles me..
He has a solid court case here, defining this as a 'motor vehicle' and charging him to the same extent as if he was drunk driving a car on the highway when it was a kids toy going 4 mph on the sidewalk is ridiculous, he'd be in more danger if he was on a bicycle yet in that case he'd only get a slap on the wrist by their logic
An intoxicated adult can easily cause a lot of problems in anything that isnt self propelled be it property damage or driving it into oncoming traffic. Your sarcastic ass doesn't make that less so.
This is a perfect example of why the police shouldn’t be expected to deal with everything, especially drug-related issues. This man didn’t need a trip in a cop car, he needed an escort home and rehab. The fact that he’s done this multiple times and there’s clearly no system in place to actually fix the problem is proof of how broken things are.
A system that specifically addresses meth addicts doing silly things like riding a power wheels at night is not going to end up the way you think it is. I have spent time around the mentally ill, homeless, and drug addicts. They can be very dangerous and they don’t tend to listen to people, especially people who aren’t in authority. Most addicts don’t want to be in rehab and I’ve seen mentally ill people have to be physically tied down and injected with medication when they were surrounded by trained mental health professionals. You would be putting people, including the the addicts, needlessly in danger
You’re right; a free Uber ride home will make any man realize his hazardous behavior, and convince him to contact, and enter rehab IMMEDIATELY. Pretty sure he mentioned being stopped, and let go several times by other officers; yet, for some reason, hasn’t gotten off meth, weed, or booze yet. 🤔 C’mon bro, that’s 13 y/o logic.
@@Corrupted-file I can’t tell if you’re being serious. The point isn’t just to give him an Uber, it’s to connect him with a group that’s actually trained and qualified to help him right then. The cops are notoriously bad at this kind of thing. Arresting him isn’t going to fix this. We need social services in place to deal with drugs, overdoses, etc, and we just don’t have that right now.
Cops are neither your doctor nor your therapist. They exist to uphold the law, which this guy seems to have broken. If he needs rehab, he should get some help. He's a grown adult, not a child that needs to be told what to do.
@@Sebastian-hg3xc Yes. That’s the point. Cops aren’t the ones who should be in charge of this, so they shouldn’t be sent. If we had the right social services in place and we could send in relevant experts in mental health, rehab, etc. for this situation instead, then people like him could get the help they need and cops could stick to things like violent crime. You’re right that he should be in rehab. That’s exactly the solution I’m advocating for.
Reminds me of that Top Gear ep where they talk about the handicapped guy who got caught "drunk driving" a mobility scooter. So the government took his license away, and then said he could keep driving the mobility scooter anyways.
That's especially fucked up because a person's wheelchair is necessary, obviously, and a lot of users consider their mobility aid to be a part of or an extension of their body, so it's like someone having a DUI and losing their license because they were walking home drunk.
8:40 "They search his vehicle and find nothing noteworthy, I half expected them to call a K9 unit..." It would be funny if they called a k9 unit and someone brought a chihuahua or a large toy dog.
Look I am not from America so I can only give you how it is handled in my country. When drunk you are not allowed to drive a vehicle not even ones where no license is required. Where I come from they take your license if they catch you drunk driving a bicycle.
He's a danger of being struck by someone else, since hes on a public road, hes a threat to himself, and a threat to other peoples property. That said goober should have turned down field sobriety testing. Its definitly not the most serious thing but I dont think this is quite as petty as people think.
I've always wanted to do this unironically growing up. Not the DUI part, but just driving around my neighborhood as a teen or semi-adult, and just cruise around the park or sidewalks
I had a powerwheel when I was a kid. It died a little while after I got it, so my dad put a full-on car battery in it. I drove that thing in circles around our house, it was so fucking fast. Then it started to leak acid and I had to get rid of it.
@@lilgabriel0517 i know g just fucking around all good lmao 🤣 i got the picture just that miswording was mad funny to interpretation. Making a funny situation in my head lol have a blessed night brother
Judging by the semi passing the scene, it seems like he was power wheelin' down a state route near industrial complexes without any lights. Despite being in a toy, which isn't unsafe for him, the likelihood of him causing or being involved in a fatal accident was quite high. Either a semi or a car halling ass down that road so late at night would've never seen him. Honestly, the traffic stop probably saved a few lives.
He wouldntve gotten a dui of he was on a bike, which is much faster than this thing, some people WALK just as fast as a power wheels. It isnt safe, no, but a suspended liscence? HE CAN STILL DRIVE THE POWER WHEELS WITHOUT IT. The shit was out of spite, not to keep anyone safe. They shouldve just given him a warning or something of the sort about not being in the street.
7:26 I legitimately thought the entire reason was because he was on the road the entire time if this video. If he was forced into the road due to obstruction, this only gets crazier.
1:52 the car passing by must be like “Wha- wh- what- the fuc? Is that an actual police officer pulling over a man in a power wheels?! Must be a slow night damn!”
Petty and pathetic. As a police officer, your most important duty is to protect citizens. I’m tired of seeing cops making petty ass arrests just because they “have the authority” to do so. So what if you have the authority, my man John wouldn’t hurt a fly. I understand we don’t really know John or if he has a history but it’s exactly as Charlie said, it’s just sad to see cops focusing on these easy pickens instead of getting the more dangerous people who will actually hurt or kill others.
So you mean to tell me that in Indiana, a drivers license is required to operate a "Disney Princess Jeep Wrangler Ride-On Battery Powered Vehicle with Sounds & Phrases for Preschool Kids Ages 3+ Years"?
probably not a license as those are for certain classes of vehicles. like you don't need a license for a bike or even an E-bike but it's still classified as a vehicle when on public roads.
Possibly not if it's considered a slow moving vehicle. Which has to be marked with a special triangle reflector plate. This is commonly done for Amish buggies, lawn mowers, farm machinery, etc. The problem is he didn't have the plate.
Ridiculous reason to jail someone, seriously. "Ahh yes, i could take powerwheels drunk, but if its all the same criminal offense, might as well take the vehicle that can kill others instead of this toy car."
Neither. He drives a real car, he could hurt people or worse, driving a power wheels on the road without lights, doing well under the posted speed limit can do exactly the same thing when a car comes up on him in the dark and swerves and has an accident. Neither of your examples are appropriate for someone.
@@paddington1670except he’s not in the middle of the road he’s on the side of the road. When there’s no sidewalk you can travel on the side of the road. He’s clearly doing everything he can to stay out of the path of oncoming traffic. He is more predictable and less dangerous than if he was on a bike or an electric scooter but he would not get a dui under Indiana law on either of those. This is a cop on a power trip looking to fuck up a dudes life further with a DUI
@@paddington1670 So tell him get out of the road or take the power wheels. You dont slap handcuffs on the guy and make him pay fines and have a dui on his criminal record.
@@steamtasticvagabond474 oh I’m sure the incredible speed and maneuverability of the power wheels is too much for a drunk person to be able to control he should definitely be on a bicycle that requires coordination and balance and has the ability to move far more unpredictably. Cause that’s safe enough of transportation for him to not get a DUI according to the law and this cop
i do agree that it was probably not necessary to arrest him, but someone that intoxicated with no lights could easily be roadkill and cause damage to other vehicles
The Officer was probably scared, that if he puts the Powerwheel next to the guy, that he will hop on it, bust through the doors of the car and escape into the nearby forest.
2:18 If Uber isn't an option, implying that he took the powerwheels from his local bar back to his house. (Though editing this after watching more apparently he claims he HAS been driving it around, which is certainly something.) He's inebriated and it's dark, so he does actually pose a danger to himself if he nods off into traffic or something. But wacky to actually tow the "vehicle" and go to these extremes for what's obviously meant to be punitive.
Might have been drinking at a friends and had permission to use the kids Power Wheels. The bar isn't the only place to drink, in fact it's literally the dumbest place to drink. Pay the price of a 12 pack for one drink? I'm good. And if they were worried about him killing himself he would've just spent a night in the "drunk tank" instead of hitting him with all those charges. These guys literally TOWED the thing to further "prove" their ridiculous point it's a legal vehicle. These cops don't give a shit about him.
Another shockingly out of touch take from this channel. If you're gonna put yourself out there by doing social commentary, be prepared to get called out on your terrible takes. Everyone has wrong opinions about things, no one is perfect, etc., but man Charlie has some legitimately shallow and braindead views on a many number of things.
By that logic, shouldn't you be taken to jail for stressing yourself into a heart attack for being bothered by someone using a power wheels? There's a reason why this guy was given a pass for 9 months until people like you decide it's good to jail them for their own good. What he's going to swerve into traffic that's several feet away going 2 mph?? Stupid logic
If he was driving it at night on a public roadway (paved shoulder counts), then you have a no lights ticket and driving an unlicensed vehicle (no plates) ticket. If they are intoxicated, they have DWI and /or public intox. I had a friend whose 3 you child decided he didn't want to stay with his mother, filled a backpack with toys and clothes, and ran away in his powerwheels. An officer caught him 1 block away from the interstate on ramp. Mom had put him to bed and didn't realize he was missing. They didn't arrest him or the Mom, but she did have to answer a few questions at the next custody hearing.
@@TNTsquid. On public roadways, yes. All motorized vehicles operating on public roadways must meet road standards and be licensed. You can drive powerwheels on private property, but not on the public roads.
I can't even laugh too hard at this video because I'm the guy that got pulled over in a pink Barbie Jeep when I was a teenager. I was going downhill drifting around a corner in the middle of winter. I made it so my wheels spun freely though.
My uncle got a DWI on a lawnmower 20 years ago on a backroad in front of his house because he had a beer in his hand. He was just mowing in front of his yard lol.
No, it's not. If it was, this would have been handled differently. I understand what you're saying, and I agree that that is the bigger issue, but that is absolutely not what the cop was on about
I think the issue was that he was driving one of these things at night with no lights, and the drunkenness means he is more likely to make poor decisions on where he should drive.
5:16 If that's the case and it legally qualifies as a vehicle, then every single power wheels-type toy would have to be registered through the state, insured, and have tags and a license plate. So what I'm hearing, from a legal perspective, is that every single owner of a power wheels-type *TOY* is currently breaking the law in that state, because nobody in their right mind meets those requirements. I'm just saying they should take this to trial and all the way up to the Supreme Court, because that sounds a lil fishy to me.
You are correct sir, This isn't the only situation or law like this. The government can bend and twist the convoluted and endless laws they have to convict anyone for anything. With this everyone is a criminal, everybody just doesn't realize it until some bs like this happens to you.
"no, not the pink one" I grew up with the pink one. Normally I prefer blue but the correct color for battery powered jeeps is Barbie lol. I will also mention, they have a lot of rules specifically about things like non-standard vehicles on the road where I grew up because it was very rural. Those rules were designed to deal with people on 4-wheelers, farm equipment, and riding mowers. Lots of areas didn't even have sidewalks so options were limited, and because they'd be putting cars or pedestrians at risk there were rules on how to legally/appropriately manage those situations.
I had a pocket bike and got pulled over on it and they called a flatbed truck to tow it 😂😂 I paid $50 for it and they wanted $300 to get it out I was like nice try and abandoned it
Charlie, no lie. My boy got a dui like 14 years ago riding a hoverround mobility scooter on the sidewalk. Legit rode it to the store to get more beer. Got pulled over with a 30 rack of bush in the front basket. When he showed up to court the judge dismissed it. We still don't let him live it down
“We have a multicar pileup at the playground! A powerwheel collided with two hotwheels and a bionicle! We have plastic body parts everywhere! Send every micromachines ambulance we have!”
I have a strong feeling if a good lawyer gets lucky enough to catch this then its gonna be comedically chewed up in court 😂 "Your Honor, you mean to tell me had this been a 6 year old girl in the middle of the day on her street, you would conduct a traffic stop and FST???" 😂
No, sadly this is 100% in accordance with the law and even a judge couldn't do anything about it without setting a problematic precedent. This is just one of these cases where the law has to be formulated in a certain way to prevent serious offenses and unfortunately some harmless cases slip through the cracks
@@horrorhotel1999 There is literally zero ways a person driving a toy car could cause a serious offense. a DUI is an insane escalation and I still do not believe a judge would rule it.
The cops should have checked him for an illegally concealed nerf gun, no telling what his plans were that night.
💀💀💀
Or even worse, a super soaker!
Imagine they straight up shot him for having a nerf? I'd fuckin howl lol. Not even out of the realm of possibility.
God forbid a fucking Zuru x shot
damit youtube
The officer is lucky the suspect didn't have an acorn on him.
So is the suspect
I understood that reference
It needs to be an Assault Acorn to have officers go fully warzone... ;)
People know that it was a black squirrel that did that, right?
@raz9305 Despite only being 20% of the population of squirrels, they drop 60% of the acorns.
You know the tow truck driver is going to tell that story for YEARS
Bet a beer you can't guess what I towed today
Or a cigarette no idea what tow truck drivers eat
It’s time to confess. When I was five, I drove my power wheels on the public road without a license plate, Insurance, brake lights, or turn signals. It’s been 33 years so I can only hope the statute of limitations expired. It was on a dead end country road that only saw about two cars per day, but a crime is a crime.
sorry bud, straight to the slammer for you.
@@medicolkie3606 You are worse than Osama Bin Laden for that. Bush is gonna get you. lol
You're such an anarchist. I really don't know, if I can forgive you even that you confessed it 🤣🤣🤣
I just got off the phone with the FBI. You are going down, buddy!
Thank you for your confession good sir. May god have mercy on your soul in prison
„So you are not the owner of the vehicle? Who is the owner then?“
„My 6 year old sir“
Dude's been driving that shit for 9 months and the officer decides to stop and arrest him when he's just 4 blocks away from finally reaching home 🤦
Cop really protected and served on this one. Good job keeping our streets safe, boys.
Also, that line “what can I get him for,” even in a situation as silly as this, a so sinister. So many cops just seem to see us as dollar signs and nothing more.
That 2nd paragraph is so fuckin true. It's like saying "so what kind of trumped up charges can I get for this guy?"
Just regular everyday stuff…
They may not say that every time, but the vast majority of cops have that thought each time they interact with a citizen
@@swayback7375vast majority of cops is an over generalization cmon man you’re better than that
@@colliecop its really not an overgeneralization.
Lot of police don't possess empathy or common sense. They're just looking to screw with people.
The fact he's just still sitting in the power wheels while pulled over like he didn't even stand up he's just sitting in his power wheels waiting. needs to be asked to step "Out"
I know 😂😂😂 it's hilarious
It was a traffic stop and he was complying
That's what you're supposed to do in any situation. You're to stay seated in your vehicle, until your next commands from the Officer.
@@FUZIONx lets be honest, that shit isn't a vehicle. if it was, children wouldn't be allowed to drive them...
@@jurb417 They are not for driving on public roads, that's likely the reason why children are allowed to drive them. not because "it's not a vehicle" (it is, just not a very big or fast one)
"How much chocolate milk have you had to drink tonight, Sir?"
I hate bots
Jesus christ the content bots
@Ashtraycoolistomg no one cares
"Just... a few- *hic* officer"
Content that’s nonexistent, not theirs originally and illegal to view or possess. These children definitely didn’t receive enough attention growing up.
1000% overkill. The moment he said "whats my grounds if i find intoxication" I knew what kinda cop it was.
Same kinda cop as every cop
Seriously, it’s scary that the cops only objective was to try to “get him on something” for an arrest
@@extract3959 second you said that I realize what kind of person you are
@@Blazedgaming3076 the second they spoke the truth? lmao boot licker
he has at least three spare batteries...this is his main method of transport.
And the person also follows the Flintstones or Spongebob driving, though it was previously copied.
I feel so bad for you. Your comment popped the heck off, and you got bots as the only responses :(
Poor man’s Tesla.
Imagine elon gettin caught like this in a big wheel drunk af
I doubt it. He probably thought he wouldn't get a DUI driving that home. Someone should've told him you can get arrested for DUI for riding a bike while intoxicated.
Ikr, like being drunk while riding your horse. My argument was " but my horse is sober, and he's taking me home"
"im drunk as sh*t officer. The horse knows his way home."
That made me laugh hard @@beehall2848
Im pretty sure this actually has different precedents depending on state.
I've known several old men who would get drunk and have their horse/mule lead them home. They're not endangering anyone, it'd be dumb to charge them with anything.
"Why am I always the designated driver, Wilbur?"
I had to tow an electric wheelchair once. This doesn’t surprise me lmao
You might wanna tell the others in this comment section claiming that powered wheelchairs are class 3 vehicle and therefore (depending on state) able to “legally” be drunk, and drive 😂
I would've just not done that, idk, taking mobility aids is kinda shitty if you ask me
@@enbymonstercanthink of it if he dosent do thay will call some one els. If no one dose it the wheelchair will just be left ther fore some one to steal. Thay are not cheep i wod pay bit to get it back then needing to pay fore a new one
The USA is already communist and more tyrannical than ever. And people still aren't aware 😂😅
@@enbymonstercan a car ran into the guy while he was crossing the road. Luckily he was fine, but it wasn’t like a repo or something.
You know it's messed up when Charlie's rooting for the drunk driver.
Everyone is wrong some time. Charly is clearly wrong on this one.
@@Sebastian-hg3xc How is he wrong on this one? Its basically a childs power wheels car, not a ww2 T-34 tank. I find the situation rather fooolish regardless, especially when stated at 5:24 it follows under the definition of highway or a street, road whatever, thats complete ignorance when all with eyes can see that is not a highway or a road.
He's not a drunk driver if he's not driving. It's a children's toy. It's not a vehicle.
@@Sebastian-hg3xc Yes Charlie is wrong for thinking an officer arresting a meth head on a kids toy car is petty, because of course during the times where we have tons of Law Enforcement quitting and retiring, the few we have left should be arresting guys like this instead of murderers and illegals and r-ists.
@@Sebastian-hg3xc Guess again. You have plenty of time.
If the cop actually cared about his safety, he could have offered to give him a ride home or escort him back. Arresting him over a toy car is unbelievably stupid
It makes the private prisons make money, money lets them lobby the government and the cops to arrest more people, government convicts said people, private prisons make more money and the cycle continues
Or be a grown adult and don't drink till you aren't yourself.good thing I'm not like you westerners drinking and being drugged outside in public and possibly being a nuisance...not even being able to walk without looking like a zombie. Don't promote this culture
Yeah, I figured since he was high, they would drive him and his power wheels back to his house or something.
I agree. Shame on that cop.
Most police are like this, not your friend, that shouldn't be suprising for anyone
10% of any department are police you'd want coming to your call, the rest are the ones that show up 😅
Every department needs a complete reset
Officer took his "motorized vehicle" way too seriously. He even said "can you throw it in the jeep" when asking him to remove any weapons lmaoooo
He fucking towed it 😂😂
I've been pulled up drunk on a motorised bike one that I made my self little 80cc to get to the pub and back I was on the side of road I was told to just ride on footpath
"im sorry officer, I thought this was America?" - Randy Marsh
Is there an officer, problem?
This is my ring tone 😂 “I thought this was America?!”
Gentlemen, this is democracy manifest!
Public enemy number one right there, cops luck to be alive hahahaha 'Merica' (shakes head in disappointment)
"shh shh, i got this is"
by their definition, somebody in a powered wheel chair could not be drunk in their chair
Looked it up. Apparently anything like wheelchairs and mobility scooters are class 3 vehicles. There are no laws about drinking and operating a class 3 vehicle where I live. Although it is followed by the words "common sense is recommended" So I think you just found a legal loophole
Not really though
They can be drunk AF; as long as they’re on their own property, not on a MF road, or highway. 😆
You guys are really stretching.
I wouldn’t be shocked if they start arresting every suburban dad mowing their lawn while drinking a cold one
You shouldn't be driving your mobilty scooter in the road regardless.
"Driving home on a kids toy." Electric bikes and vespa scooters both fall under that and are allowed on non highway roads lmao
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So I can drunk drive around in a Flintstones Mobile because it's self propelled.
I can drunk drive in a car because it should be legal
If you were being belligerent then you'd get a drunk in public but I don't see how a power wheels is treated any different than someone in a motorized chair
Technically yes. Same with a bicycle. You don't have to register a human-powered vehicle if you somehow managed to get it over 20 (some states say a vehicle has to get to 20 or 30 to be registered) just have to know public tox rules in your area.
That’s the only reason I have a pedal bike
Take a cue from the tour d France. Hide the battery. 😏
The dude was chill too. It's honestly so disrespectful that he was treated that way.
There’s a crazy amount of scummy cops out there.
@@LemonLizard. The majority
Cops are the worst
@@LemonLizard.and a ton of boot lickers. Some of these comments make me lose more faith in humanity.
@@LemonLizard.Do you know how little that narrows it down?!
So I live in the same town as the powerwheels guy. The guy would pretty consistently cross intersections on like 4 lane roads, he wasn’t afraid of driving in the street. After he got out he did actually get the pink powerwheels. Idk what’s happened to him now but he was a hot topic for a while, and I’ve seen him every now and then still whipping it in his “car”
Yo I live in the same town too lol. I’m not gonna say it but we both know the town. He actually lives right behind my girlfriends house and he’s got like 5 of ‘em
@@bodiedoo4460 wow I knew he had more but I didn’t expect that many lol
@@bodiedoo4460bros got that GTA online garage 😭
Y’all live in a VERY interesting place…
I seem to remember this happening at my college as well, with a pink jeep. She got a DUI so she decided to drive a pink toy jeep to college every day. This was at Texas State University.
yeah that one made the news
Oh thank you. I was watching this and knew a college student had to have done this first.
Did she attempt to steal a happy meal?
Did you like San Marcos?
@@tranquil14738 It’s a nice town. I think a vacant Burger King was turned into a meth lab at some point.
I dated a dude who got a public intox charge for walking home from a bar. It was literally across the street from his house. Less than 40 feet, but the officer was camping in the bar parking lot. Officers like this are just on a power trip.
Edit: since some people in this comment section seem to have problems with ambiguity in any statement, let me clarify: the "power trip" I am referring to is the fact that the officer called a tow for the toy car. Something that the obviously struggling man would be forced to pay for if he ever wanted it back. Not for the fact that he was high/drunk in the street in the dark. Even then, though, he could have given him a (justified) public intox instead of a DUI. It's just another example of an officer making someone's life harder just for the fun of it.
These situations are absolutely not comparable. Nice try though.
@ogreshavelayers1002 yeah they are, they're both unfair. See? Compared em.
@@shiitaklee being high on meth on a public road linking counties in the middle of the country where people speed at night frequently and visibility is low due to corn in a slow unlit battery powered vehicle and proceeding to fail a sobriety test isn’t a crime warranting police intervention or arrest? Common sense would lead most of the world and probably that entire community to disagree with you. Lol. Quit crying. “Unfair 😭”
nice taste
@@TKize777 epic comment 🤣
This story was certainly unexpected and it seems the law enforcement may have overreacted somewhat. It's clear the individual made a poor choice in driving while intoxicated, regardless of the vehicle's size, but it appears the follow-up actions were not entirely proportionate or fair. To tow a toy car and impose such charges seems excessive especially when it appears others had allowed him to compromise.
If anybody wants to know what happened...
He was sentenced to pay 389 dollars and got 369 days on supervised probation and got his license suspended for 1 year now that baffles me..
It's like they just wanted to throw the book at this guy. Also I feel like that implies that you need a license to drive a toy power wheel
He has a solid court case here, defining this as a 'motor vehicle' and charging him to the same extent as if he was drunk driving a car on the highway when it was a kids toy going 4 mph on the sidewalk is ridiculous, he'd be in more danger if he was on a bicycle yet in that case he'd only get a slap on the wrist by their logic
It’s just kicking people while they’re already down
thats a vary lenient sentence for a DUI. He didnt spend a day in prison and does not have to register as a felon.
what fucking license did they suspend bro it was a goddamn power wheels 😭
Power wheels is a vehicle now? Better take it away from all the children since they don’t have licenses. What a joke
An intoxicated adult can easily cause a lot of problems in anything that isnt self propelled be it property damage or driving it into oncoming traffic. Your sarcastic ass doesn't make that less so.
What happens when he gets hit by a car that doesn't see him because he has no lights or reflectors?
@@Imugi007what’s the difference if he is in a battery scooty puff junior or walking? Neither has lights or reflectors.
@@Imugi007Tell him to use the sidewalk. Obviously. This is not a great big mystery.
@@Imugi007Its a fucking child's toy.
"Sir do you know how fast you were going?"
This is a perfect example of why the police shouldn’t be expected to deal with everything, especially drug-related issues. This man didn’t need a trip in a cop car, he needed an escort home and rehab. The fact that he’s done this multiple times and there’s clearly no system in place to actually fix the problem is proof of how broken things are.
A system that specifically addresses meth addicts doing silly things like riding a power wheels at night is not going to end up the way you think it is. I have spent time around the mentally ill, homeless, and drug addicts. They can be very dangerous and they don’t tend to listen to people, especially people who aren’t in authority. Most addicts don’t want to be in rehab and I’ve seen mentally ill people have to be physically tied down and injected with medication when they were surrounded by trained mental health professionals. You would be putting people, including the the addicts, needlessly in danger
You’re right; a free Uber ride home will make any man realize his hazardous behavior, and convince him to contact, and enter rehab IMMEDIATELY.
Pretty sure he mentioned being stopped, and let go several times by other officers; yet, for some reason, hasn’t gotten off meth, weed, or booze yet. 🤔
C’mon bro, that’s 13 y/o logic.
@@Corrupted-file I can’t tell if you’re being serious. The point isn’t just to give him an Uber, it’s to connect him with a group that’s actually trained and qualified to help him right then. The cops are notoriously bad at this kind of thing. Arresting him isn’t going to fix this. We need social services in place to deal with drugs, overdoses, etc, and we just don’t have that right now.
Cops are neither your doctor nor your therapist. They exist to uphold the law, which this guy seems to have broken. If he needs rehab, he should get some help. He's a grown adult, not a child that needs to be told what to do.
@@Sebastian-hg3xc Yes. That’s the point. Cops aren’t the ones who should be in charge of this, so they shouldn’t be sent. If we had the right social services in place and we could send in relevant experts in mental health, rehab, etc. for this situation instead, then people like him could get the help they need and cops could stick to things like violent crime.
You’re right that he should be in rehab. That’s exactly the solution I’m advocating for.
dude has like 4 extra batteries, was he planning a road trip in that thing?? lmao
Twine ball or bust!
He has extra batteries 😂😂😂
@Ashtraycoolistnot reading your comment but I posted a video of a Stanley cup
Yeah that’ll get you a few blocks
“You boys like Mexico!??” *Drives slowly away
“Please present your license and registration as well as the ToysRUs’ receipt for this vehicle please” LMFAOOO
Him sitting in the hot-wheels staining forward just waiting for the cop is hilarious for some reason.
How did the word "facing" turn into "staining" on your auto correct?
Because they obviously didn't type facing. They typed staring. @@FrawgfithAmblose
@@FrawgfithAmbloseBecause they obviously didn't type facing. They typed staring.
@@marthastewwart it’s true, I was trying to type staring. Now that it’s been pointed out I feel like I should leave it as it is.
Most normal intoxicated powerwheels batery powered car driver
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@Ghhghhhghh-t2q that's not what ya momma told me last night
Most normal Florida bodycam*
@Ghhghhhghh-t2q I agree with @patriciapster760 besides you can't say your content is better if you don't have any.
@@patriciapeters7604its a bot, report and ignore it
This is like a joke you’d play on your kid, pull him over in his power wheel and ask him if he’s been drinking. Crazy
It used to be a meme back in the day. “ I know my rights!” Steve on a lawnmower
I read that as "I used to be a meme back in the day" and I was confused but still found it funny lmao
Steve the dui mower guy 😂 been a while since I've seen his vids. The scissor lift is great
I think i saw him on a scissor lift once too XD going up and down
"Come up and get me" 😂
When you know, you know lol 😅
"Sir, how many juice boxes have you drank tonight?"
"Only three officer"
Does you mother know your out past you bedtime buster?
Apple, grape, or fruit punch?
Charlie defending someone while they get a dui wasn’t on my bingo card for this year
Reminds me of that Top Gear ep where they talk about the handicapped guy who got caught "drunk driving" a mobility scooter. So the government took his license away, and then said he could keep driving the mobility scooter anyways.
I find that horribly sad because your mobility aid is more like an extension of your body, not a vehicle...
That's especially fucked up because a person's wheelchair is necessary, obviously, and a lot of users consider their mobility aid to be a part of or an extension of their body, so it's like someone having a DUI and losing their license because they were walking home drunk.
The reason he was still allowed to use the mobility scooter is that you don't need a license to operate one in the first place.
@@phaedrapage4217 Yeah but they took his license away for that. Which is basically just discrimination against the handicapped.
imagine driving a toy jeep and u get pulled over for a traffic stop😭😭😭😭😭
i dont need to. im watching a video about it right now
@Ghhghhhghh-t2q I don’t think it is
Captain obvious in chat. I love that southpark hero
yeah crazy imagination you have there...
@@Thisnotwitterfr It's just a bot, don't reply to it. Just report it and move on. Best we can do.
A quota is a quota, but a quota over a toy is absolutely mental.
8:40 "They search his vehicle and find nothing noteworthy, I half expected them to call a K9 unit..."
It would be funny if they called a k9 unit and someone brought a chihuahua or a large toy dog.
"Sir, we've found half eaten cookies and a bottle of warm milk, lets test them for narcotics"
The fact that this is from EWU is hilarious to me
Lmfao
So...if the power wheels is a vehicle does that mean kids cant drive them?
It means the police are looking for children on power wheels to pull over.
Look I am not from America so I can only give you how it is handled in my country. When drunk you are not allowed to drive a vehicle not even ones where no license is required. Where I come from they take your license if they catch you drunk driving a bicycle.
When its on a Highway yeah
a kid could technically drive a car if you have a dirt track on your own property or something, i guess power wheels are the same way
@@andreasfasl6403where u from guy
He's a danger of being struck by someone else, since hes on a public road, hes a threat to himself, and a threat to other peoples property. That said goober should have turned down field sobriety testing. Its definitly not the most serious thing but I dont think this is quite as petty as people think.
The entirety of EWU's channel is just one big emotional rollercoaster. Love it.
Especially after hearing him say magichan sonichu 😭😭😭
@@eyesofhorus lol I saw that episode.
The "is it the pink one?" at 0:51 makes me wonder if the officer knew about William Osmans power wheels video hahahaha
lol or someone is also out there in a pink one on a rampage
Nah I actually live in this town and he mentioned that because this same dude also has a pink one he drives around in as well lol
I've always wanted to do this unironically growing up.
Not the DUI part, but just driving around my neighborhood as a teen or semi-adult, and just cruise around the park or sidewalks
I had a powerwheel when I was a kid. It died a little while after I got it, so my dad put a full-on car battery in it. I drove that thing in circles around our house, it was so fucking fast. Then it started to leak acid and I had to get rid of it.
Drunk driving in a shopping cart must be legal since it’s “self propelled”
Since you are pushing it, I would assume it would be public intoxication charge.
Propelled bro 😂 wtf does self prepared mean ? You make the fcking shopping cart lmao
@@thesicksense6269 shit, I meant to put propelled 😭
@@lilgabriel0517 i know g just fucking around all good lmao 🤣 i got the picture just that miswording was mad funny to interpretation. Making a funny situation in my head lol have a blessed night brother
Built that bad boy with my own two hands
Judging by the semi passing the scene, it seems like he was power wheelin' down a state route near industrial complexes without any lights. Despite being in a toy, which isn't unsafe for him, the likelihood of him causing or being involved in a fatal accident was quite high. Either a semi or a car halling ass down that road so late at night would've never seen him. Honestly, the traffic stop probably saved a few lives.
He wouldntve gotten a dui of he was on a bike, which is much faster than this thing, some people WALK just as fast as a power wheels. It isnt safe, no, but a suspended liscence? HE CAN STILL DRIVE THE POWER WHEELS WITHOUT IT. The shit was out of spite, not to keep anyone safe. They shouldve just given him a warning or something of the sort about not being in the street.
"Is it the pink one?"
How do you know there's a pink one?
"My mom's had five glasses of wine and is hauling ass down Main Street in it."
7:26 I legitimately thought the entire reason was because he was on the road the entire time if this video. If he was forced into the road due to obstruction, this only gets crazier.
Seems like another classic case of cops having nothing better to do
The low cut v top is intoxicating in itself
Cool cat tried to hot dog with a low V
YOU DONT HAVE ANY FUCKING CONTENT
The low cut v neck with the sweat reflecting off the light and Charlie looks like a Bibicly accurate angel
It’s ghey
oh lord have mercy for im abouta buss 🙏
the judge is going look at the prosecutor like there stupid
I think the prosecutor doesn’t go forward with the charges. There’s no element of motor vehicle.
If they did continue. Well guess little timmy better watch drinking his juice while on his power wheels, or else get a 100+ fine.
No wonder people don’t wanna lean their homes, if their fortunate enough to own their own home
@@Leandra001Little Timmy is on a direct road to jail unless he's got himself a license.
“Bill 420-J states electric vehicles are treated like gas cars in the case of a DUI”
"The power wheels qualifies as a vehicle" Those 2 year olds better have their licenses
1:52 the car passing by must be like
“Wha- wh- what- the fuc? Is that an actual police officer pulling over a man in a power wheels?! Must be a slow night damn!”
Dude could've been on every drug known to man and I still firmly believe this shouldn't constitute a DUI
which is why youre a nobody and why these guys are cops
We live under the boot of tyrants
The real victim is little Jimmy who has to get his power wheels out of impound
Plot twist: The cop only goal with pulling him over was so he didn’t have to buy his son a power wheel.
I used to do. I would get drunk, order a pizza to my house and have the pizza delivery guy take me home. Worked every time.
Such an old urban legend, if you actually did this, that's cool.
Oh this commentor forsure grew up in 2000's or earlier. This a classic. Lol.
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Petty and pathetic. As a police officer, your most important duty is to protect citizens. I’m tired of seeing cops making petty ass arrests just because they “have the authority” to do so. So what if you have the authority, my man John wouldn’t hurt a fly. I understand we don’t really know John or if he has a history but it’s exactly as Charlie said, it’s just sad to see cops focusing on these easy pickens instead of getting the more dangerous people who will actually hurt or kill others.
That guy was literally driving that thing to try and avoid trouble, if anybody deserves a warning, it’s him
So you mean to tell me that in Indiana, a drivers license is required to operate a "Disney Princess Jeep Wrangler Ride-On Battery Powered Vehicle with Sounds & Phrases for Preschool Kids Ages 3+ Years"?
On a public road, yes. On your private property, no.
probably not a license as those are for certain classes of vehicles. like you don't need a license for a bike or even an E-bike but it's still classified as a vehicle when on public roads.
@@Blasted2Oblivionlol I bet cops are patrolling the suburbs looking for kids driving around their cul de sac.
Possibly not if it's considered a slow moving vehicle. Which has to be marked with a special triangle reflector plate. This is commonly done for Amish buggies, lawn mowers, farm machinery, etc. The problem is he didn't have the plate.
Pigs love arresting people for ridiculous reasons
That guy encountered Officer Douchebag. This guy would do more damage walking into someone than hitting anyone on that thing.
Officer douchebag sure does have MANY twin siblings
This cop must have been really behind on his daily quota
Yeah, I’m assuming he shot all the local black teens quicker than usual, so he had the free time after to arrest this “dangerous criminal”
Ridiculous reason to jail someone, seriously.
"Ahh yes, i could take powerwheels drunk, but if its all the same criminal offense, might as well take the vehicle that can kill others instead of this toy car."
Neither. He drives a real car, he could hurt people or worse, driving a power wheels on the road without lights, doing well under the posted speed limit can do exactly the same thing when a car comes up on him in the dark and swerves and has an accident. Neither of your examples are appropriate for someone.
@@paddington1670except he’s not in the middle of the road he’s on the side of the road. When there’s no sidewalk you can travel on the side of the road. He’s clearly doing everything he can to stay out of the path of oncoming traffic. He is more predictable and less dangerous than if he was on a bike or an electric scooter but he would not get a dui under Indiana law on either of those. This is a cop on a power trip looking to fuck up a dudes life further with a DUI
@@paddington1670 So tell him get out of the road or take the power wheels. You dont slap handcuffs on the guy and make him pay fines and have a dui on his criminal record.
@@tarettime9392people driving drunk are famous for keeping in their lane, and couldn’t possibly veer off into the road
@@steamtasticvagabond474 oh I’m sure the incredible speed and maneuverability of the power wheels is too much for a drunk person to be able to control he should definitely be on a bicycle that requires coordination and balance and has the ability to move far more unpredictably. Cause that’s safe enough of transportation for him to not get a DUI according to the law and this cop
It might seem silly, but driving that thing on the street with no lights poses a significant risk to the driver and other drivers.
yes so is turning without a blinker, but that's only a ticket and so is driving without headlights, or a broken light, and at the very least a warning
Idk how a powerwheels is a danger to anyone but the person inside
@@ethantaylor6380 yeah cars without light get a warning or at most a ticket, tell me why in a toy car it's arrest a fine and 1 year probation
“Lucky he didn’t blow the welds off the intake”, good Charlie’s learning from his dad
Its a reference to fast and furious
Give him some reflective tape and he's fine.
Seriously 😂 oh and a flashlight
He can go into incoming traffic and get hit by a car.
i do agree that it was probably not necessary to arrest him, but someone that intoxicated with no lights could easily be roadkill and cause damage to other vehicles
The Officer was probably scared, that if he puts the Powerwheel next to the guy, that he will hop on it, bust through the doors of the car and escape into the nearby forest.
Let’s be real here. They weren’t scared of him hitting someone, they were scared of someone hitting him and getting a manslaughter charge for it.
The way somebody out there was dying and in need of police, meanwhile this cop arrested a guy driving a power wheels. smh
I bet this cop's mom is real proud of him.
Could've drifted through the main road since he was drunk/high; having no lights, could've caused an accident.
2:18 If Uber isn't an option, implying that he took the powerwheels from his local bar back to his house. (Though editing this after watching more apparently he claims he HAS been driving it around, which is certainly something.)
He's inebriated and it's dark, so he does actually pose a danger to himself if he nods off into traffic or something. But wacky to actually tow the "vehicle" and go to these extremes for what's obviously meant to be punitive.
Might have been drinking at a friends and had permission to use the kids Power Wheels. The bar isn't the only place to drink, in fact it's literally the dumbest place to drink. Pay the price of a 12 pack for one drink? I'm good. And if they were worried about him killing himself he would've just spent a night in the "drunk tank" instead of hitting him with all those charges. These guys literally TOWED the thing to further "prove" their ridiculous point it's a legal vehicle. These cops don't give a shit about him.
Yes dumbass, that is why the cops want to charge him for DUI.
This exactly, him trying hard to downplay the reason for the charge makes no sense.
Another shockingly out of touch take from this channel. If you're gonna put yourself out there by doing social commentary, be prepared to get called out on your terrible takes. Everyone has wrong opinions about things, no one is perfect, etc., but man Charlie has some legitimately shallow and braindead views on a many number of things.
By that logic, shouldn't you be taken to jail for stressing yourself into a heart attack for being bothered by someone using a power wheels?
There's a reason why this guy was given a pass for 9 months until people like you decide it's good to jail them for their own good. What he's going to swerve into traffic that's several feet away going 2 mph??
Stupid logic
He denied the pink and got the stink.
2 in the pink, 1 in the…
@@coryjohnson2486chocolate starfish
If he was driving it at night on a public roadway (paved shoulder counts), then you have a no lights ticket and driving an unlicensed vehicle (no plates) ticket. If they are intoxicated, they have DWI and /or public intox.
I had a friend whose 3 you child decided he didn't want to stay with his mother, filled a backpack with toys and clothes, and ran away in his powerwheels. An officer caught him 1 block away from the interstate on ramp. Mom had put him to bed and didn't realize he was missing. They didn't arrest him or the Mom, but she did have to answer a few questions at the next custody hearing.
So its illegal to drive powerwheels? So every child should have a ticket to pay.
@@TNTsquid. On public roadways, yes. All motorized vehicles operating on public roadways must meet road standards and be licensed. You can drive powerwheels on private property, but not on the public roads.
Lmao, I wonder how the tow truck driver felt having to tow a power wheels 😭
I can't even laugh too hard at this video because I'm the guy that got pulled over in a pink Barbie Jeep when I was a teenager. I was going downhill drifting around a corner in the middle of winter. I made it so my wheels spun freely though.
..and then everybody clapped
That's why they asked if it was pink
They were trying to verify if it was you again
My brother and I destroyed my younger sisters tractor, drifting it down our road. Good times😂.
@@shadedway5277 it was so embarrassing. They left the blue lights on when they had me pulled over, which I thought was a little unnecessary.
@@coryjohnson2486Its not even that far fetched of a story. I get its the internet but try to be less of a smartass
How much you wanna bet the tow yard charged the dude for the tow and daily storage too
You can give someone a ticket for driving 70 in a 65, but like 99% of cops won't. Barney Fife here definitely does though.
This cops the kind of guy that stays at roads with the paint gone ready to pull you over if you pass the line
This would have been more impressive if he stepped out of a tiny Hot Wheels cars like it was a dimensionally transcendental clown car.
My uncle got a DWI on a lawnmower 20 years ago on a backroad in front of his house because he had a beer in his hand. He was just mowing in front of his yard lol.
imagine being pulled over on a Power Wheels 💀💀
Imagine how diabolical frfr onGOD no 🧢 💀
@Ashtraycoolist what is with yt and bots lately
@@muk0ufr it’s like your comment is bad I posted smth bad I’m better
Its not about what he can do in the power wheels its about what a full size car could do to him.
No, it's not. If it was, this would have been handled differently. I understand what you're saying, and I agree that that is the bigger issue, but that is absolutely not what the cop was on about
I think the issue was that he was driving one of these things at night with no lights, and the drunkenness means he is more likely to make poor decisions on where he should drive.
atleast hes on a power wheels
But why arrest him?
@@Persun_McPersonson due to his inebriated state, he would have most likely continued driving around even with a warning and/or fine
@@Fluff_gobocat
He was driving a toy car and none of the other cops he talked to cared.
“Just because you can shit your pants, doesn’t mean you should” -Charles White
Bert kreisher should learn this asap
The fact that this feels like some bizarre comedy skit but its 100% serious and real
5:16 If that's the case and it legally qualifies as a vehicle, then every single power wheels-type toy would have to be registered through the state, insured, and have tags and a license plate.
So what I'm hearing, from a legal perspective, is that every single owner of a power wheels-type *TOY* is currently breaking the law in that state, because nobody in their right mind meets those requirements.
I'm just saying they should take this to trial and all the way up to the Supreme Court, because that sounds a lil fishy to me.
You are correct sir,
This isn't the only situation or law like this. The government can bend and twist the convoluted and endless laws they have to convict anyone for anything.
With this everyone is a criminal, everybody just doesn't realize it until some bs like this happens to you.
"no, not the pink one" I grew up with the pink one. Normally I prefer blue but the correct color for battery powered jeeps is Barbie lol. I will also mention, they have a lot of rules specifically about things like non-standard vehicles on the road where I grew up because it was very rural. Those rules were designed to deal with people on 4-wheelers, farm equipment, and riding mowers. Lots of areas didn't even have sidewalks so options were limited, and because they'd be putting cars or pedestrians at risk there were rules on how to legally/appropriately manage those situations.
Where’s Saul Goodman when you need him. This could’ve been an amazing episode
I had a pocket bike and got pulled over on it and they called a flatbed truck to tow it 😂😂 I paid $50 for it and they wanted $300 to get it out I was like nice try and abandoned it
Whatever happened to those? They were all the rage like 15 years ago and I never see them anymore.
Bro chose a vehicle that had already mastered the art of moving so incredibly slowly that it appears invisible.
Oh scary! God knows what would've happened if he kept driving that power wheels 😱
Charlie, no lie. My boy got a dui like 14 years ago riding a hoverround mobility scooter on the sidewalk. Legit rode it to the store to get more beer. Got pulled over with a 30 rack of bush in the front basket. When he showed up to court the judge dismissed it. We still don't let him live it down
“We have a multicar pileup at the playground! A powerwheel collided with two hotwheels and a bionicle! We have plastic body parts everywhere! Send every micromachines ambulance we have!”
The one time charlie is on the side of the drunk driver
Drunk driving should not be a crime.
Gagging yet bro?
It’s those damn drunk crashers that give us a bad name 😞
I have a strong feeling if a good lawyer gets lucky enough to catch this then its gonna be comedically chewed up in court 😂
"Your Honor, you mean to tell me had this been a 6 year old girl in the middle of the day on her street, you would conduct a traffic stop and FST???" 😂
There is no way the judge doesn't throw this dog shit out in court. No need to waste the money.
No, sadly this is 100% in accordance with the law and even a judge couldn't do anything about it without setting a problematic precedent.
This is just one of these cases where the law has to be formulated in a certain way to prevent serious offenses and unfortunately some harmless cases slip through the cracks
@@horrorhotel1999 There is literally zero ways a person driving a toy car could cause a serious offense. a DUI is an insane escalation and I still do not believe a judge would rule it.