I'd need a few to drive her home.
Posted on 02/25/2011 6:32:29 PM PST by BulletBobCo
GAINESVILE, Fla. (KTLA) -- The former president of a Gainesville, Fla. chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, or MADD, is facing DUI charges, according to the Gainesville Sun.
48-year-old Debra Oberlin was pulled over last week after officers reportedly spotted her driving erratically.
She blew a .234 and a .239 on a pair of breathalyzer tests, the Sun reports, well over Florida's .08 legal limit.
Oberlin apparently told officers she'd had four beers.
Oberlin has not commented.
She was the president of Gainesville's MADD chapter for three years. The chapter closed in 1996 due to a lack of funds.
Betcha they be Fosters or Elephant Malt Liquor.
Four beers or beer kegs? Four times over the limit, oh my.
4 beers my azz!
Too many MADD keggers.
Don’t you just love a hypocrite who cant hold her liquor?
Foster’s lager is in the 5% range, so that wouldn’t do it (unless she’s counting an oilcan as “one beer,” but I didn’t run the math). I don’t know about Foster’s bitter.
My God! It's a wonder she could talk!
Honesslee Ossiffer..Ef Ahm legally drunk....Wass da probrum?
This creates criminals out of typical drivers who had a couple of glasses of wine with dinner.
King Cobra
DAMM
Drunks Against Mad Mothers
We;re hoping she gets exactly what everybody else gets with NO leniency....pot calling the kettle black and all....
Oops, over 0.20%.
She had four beers to wash down the 4 shots of tequila.
I'd need a few to drive her home.
Thats not that high for a chronic alcoholic I had a .37 two days after my last drink ten years ago
A six pack of beer will get a normal person between .08 and .10. Maybe six beers with a shot chaser each time.
DDAM Drunk Drivers Against Mothers.
The oldest trick in the world, hiding in plain view!
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