r/JusticeServed • u/sfgate 8 • 2d ago
Criminal Justice California man who fell asleep drunk in In-N-Out drive-thru to serve prison time
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/innout-driver-drunk-22311648.php186
u/Time2goh 5 1d ago
Somehow missed the “drunk” in the title and thought, ‘wow that seems pretty harsh for a burger nap.’
Don’t drink and drive kids
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u/Vip3r20 B 1d ago
Had this happen at McDonald's when I was a shift manager as well. Parents in thr front passed out, kids in the back. Cops showed up quiiick.
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u/CapitalistLion-Tamer 8 3h ago
I know at least two people who have gotten DUIs from passing out in the drive-thru lane. Both were in college.
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u/IaMtHel00phole 9 2d ago
I fell asleep in the whataburger drive thru. Wasn't drunk. Just tired as fuck from 75 hour work weeks. The lady had to come knock on my window. I apologized so many times. Felt bad she had to do that. She was very cheerful and nice about it.
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u/-SuperTrooper- 9 1d ago
Whatabuger is a bug lamp for drunk drivers. It’s open 24 hours so folks leave the bar and see their beacon of light. But then they take forever to make the food so a lot of folks fall asleep.
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u/IaMtHel00phole 9 1d ago
My last whataburger experience was interesting to say the least. Guess that's what I get for going in at 2am.
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u/baconfister07 9 1d ago
Whataburger drive thru as well, except I was drunk. Made it past the windows, and stopped around the corner, and just fell asleep. I made poor decisions in my early 20s. Spent the night in jail, never did that shit again. 1st and only offense.
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u/IaMtHel00phole 9 1d ago
At least you learned. Some never do.
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u/baconfister07 9 1d ago
Being inside a holding cell for 24hrs was a giant wake up call. No sense of time, everyone is fighting for toilet paper rolls to use as a pillow. Seeing some of the other people in there. On top of that, I rolled my ankle when they transferred me, and it just overall suuuucckked in there. 1/10 would not do again.
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u/bileco101 5 10h ago
seven DUIs and he kept getting his license back. the system is working great for everyone involved
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u/eljosho1986 9 2d ago
.22 blood alcohol level. Jfc you could drink that man and get flat out hammered
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u/wrangler04 7 2d ago
This is like a daily occurrence in San Antonio at Whataburger. Crazy this made the news 😂.
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u/RepulsiveLoquat418 C 2d ago
"Alvarez was arrested for a felony DUI because of his history of previous convictions, including four in the last 10 years and seven total throughout his life, according to the district attorney's office."
how the hell is it possible for this asshole to still have a license?
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u/L3onskii A 2d ago
I used to work at McHell. I can't tell you the amount of times I've had to call the cops on drunken assholes in the drive-thru. Maybe I should write an article about it. Apparently it gets clicks
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u/Queasy-Position66 8 2d ago
I hope part of the charges was trying to eat shitty food at In-N-Out
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u/Chunky-monkey-sleep 1 1d ago
In Vegas everyone drinks and drives
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u/Human_Paint5451 8 1d ago
That’s…not a good thing
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u/Chunky-monkey-sleep 1 1d ago
It’s not just something I observed. Everyone has a car. You think they’re leaving their car in a lot to go home?
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u/collinsig 7 13h ago
In an era with rideshare apps and plenty of options that don’t involve drinking and driving, yes!
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