Posted on 01/07/2018 3:18:19 PM PST by nickcarraway
An overly honest man reported himself to police for drink driving, in one of the most bizarre 911 calls ever.
Michael Lester, of Polk County in Florida, called 911 on New Years Eve and told the operator he had been drink driving all night.
He could not even tell the operator where he was when asked, he told her I dont know, Im too drunk.
However, he was reticent to give his surname, when asked he said: I think Im going to get something to eat, they can catch up with me. He said when asked again: No, I dont feel like giving that to you right now.
Polk County Sheriffs Office confirmed that nobody had been hurt during the incident when they released the audio of Lesters call.
The call lasted for several minutes and he even claimed he was driving on the wrong side of the road as car horns could be heard. He told them he drank four beers and also swallowed some meth, the Sheriffs Office said.
Polk County Sheriffs Office Facebook page read: On New Years Eve, Michael decided to call in a drunk driver.
Himself. The Polk County Sheriffs Office had 30 DUI arrests in the month of December. Special thanks to Michael Lester, for throwing himself under the bus for number 30 (we love round numbers).
At least Michael wasnt involved in a crash, and lived to see another day.
Lester was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving, driving on the wrong side of the road, improper use of the centre lane, and not wearing a seat belt.
He has previous convictions for driving under the influence, aggravated battery, drug possession, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and hit and run.
Pajama Boy?
Drink druving.
its the UK,they talk funny
I’m not as think as you drunk I am.
I can drive but I can’t walk.
Well, the road sigh says:
Report Drunk Drivers
Call 911
That’s an anglicism.
Four beers? Drunk? Is this guy a leprechaun?
Must have been a lot of meth.
Azzsshh long as I’m sittin’ down I can drive.
Plus the meth he ate.
Stupid is as stupid does.
“he even claimed he was driving on the wrong side of the road as car horns could be heard.”
Rookie mistake. It was all those other people that were driving on the wrong side.
I do drink driving after going to the super-market.
Yeah, but it seems like the meth and alcohol would cancel each other out, like when the VA had me on morphine so I could go to work, and Dexedrine so I could stay awake once I was there.
Okay, I guess four of those would give even me a mild high.
“Must have been a lot of meth.”
Sounds like there was more at work than just substances.
No, it’s more like you get that euphoric feeling and think you’re bulletproof. Or so I’ve read.
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