This is the shocking moment a drunk driver forgets her ABCs during a field sobriety test after police pulled her over for driving erratically.
An off-duty police officer spotted a vehicle driving erratically on a highway in Ocala, Florida, on Friday. The driver, Tammy Angel, showed signs of impairment, so officers called to the scene performed seated field sobriety exercises due to her level of intoxication.
When Ángel was asked to say the alphabet from A to Z, she only responded with: ‘A, B, C… It was many years ago.’
He tried again but failed as he said: ‘A, B, C, E, F, G, H, Y, O, I’ before muttering gibberish.
When she was told that she would be arrested for driving under the influence, Angel tried to formulate sentences, but only managed to string together a few incoherent words.
When Tammy Angel (pictured) was asked to say the alphabet from A to Z, she only responded: “A, B, C… It was many years ago.”
Ángel was so drunk that she had to be evaluated at the hospital before going to jail
When she was told that she would be arrested for driving under the influence, Angel tried to formulate sentences, but only managed to string together a few incoherent words.
Ángel was so drunk that she had to be evaluated at the hospital before going to jail.
This comes after a Florida man drove his white van into the water at a beach before being arrested, claiming it wasn’t his fault that “the van wasn’t surfing.”
Jason Brzuszkiewicz, 49, decided to take his truck for a spin around the ocean in February in New Smyrna Beach.
Brzuszkiewicz accessed the beach through a closed gate with a “DO NOT ENTER” sign and refused to pay the toll to have his car there.
The beach was closed at the time due to high tide and witnesses captured the man’s truck being driven into the strong waves.
Police from the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office finally caught up with Brzuszkiewicz and he told them, “It’s not my fault the truck doesn’t surf,” and laughed about it.
He was charged with failure to pay vehicle access fee and was taken to the Volusia County Jail and is being held on $200 bail.
