[Luke Skyfreeper]

He had to have driven the car to that location, uh....DRUNK.

And where's your proof of that?

He could have easily walked there. He could have sat in the vehicle and consumed alcohol (different offense no doubt, but not DUI). He could have gone to a party and a friend dropped him at his vehicle.

If it can be proven that he drove there drunk, then I change my stance. But I see no proof.

[DCPatriot]

You're correct. However, the engine was running...albeit for him to keep warm in 25 degree temperature

Plus, when interviewed, he obviously didn't opt for any of the possible explanations you cited.

He probably admitted driving there and realized he needed to sleep it off a bit.

[Quiller]

He could have easily walked there. He could have sat in the vehicle and consumed alcohol (different offense no doubt, but not DUI). He could have gone to a party and a friend dropped him at his vehicle.

You left out the possibility that aliens had abducted him, conducted medical experiments involving alcohol, then deposited him and his truck in the parking lot.

[varon]

He could have easily walked there. He could have sat in the vehicle and consumed alcohol (different offense no doubt, but not DUI). He could have gone to a party and a friend dropped him at his vehicle.

Or, he could have been guilty of nothing more than "immaculate intoxication" ;-)

[freekitty]

So what. He did the responsible thing. I am sick of the bs of splitting hairs just to bring us under laws that make no sense.