Thursday, February 7, 2008

This will make you mad



ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - Police have arrested a motorist they say had a 24-pack of beer strapped in with a seat belt but had a 16-month-old girl unrestrained in the back seat with the toddler's mother.

Tina D. Williams was pulled over in St. Augustine on Sunday for allegedly running a red light.
A 24-pack of Busch beer was strapped in with the passenger-side seat belt, according to an arrest report. The girl was in the back seat with 20-year-old Amber Tedrick, who is the toddler's mother.

Williams, 46, said she didn't know why the child wasn't restrained.
The article goes on to state that the driver was arrested on DUI and drug charges BUT the mother whose child was un restrained was not only NOT arrested but the child was released into her care... Shameful. There is no reason whatsoever that a child shouldn't be in a child safety seat.
Sorry but I just had to post this and call these losers out. Maybe I can sic Absolutgator on them, they live the same county.
-Doc

12 comments:

Leighann said...

I heard about this yesterday, sickening. Some people just should NOT have the ability to reproduce.

Tink said...

More reason people should need a license to have babies.

Unknown said...

Ridiculous.

The Mountain Cat said...

I want Absolutgator to throw kegs at them. Call it a new form of public stoning.

none said...

They need to bring back the stocks or flogging and use that as punishment for dumbasses like her.

Doc said...

It is ridiculous.... I agree with everything ya'll say.

Karen said...

Duh...everyone knows beer has to be in the back seat until it at least the size of a half keg.

But seriously, some people are idiots.

Jay said...

well you really have to take of that beer you know!
haha

but still that is pretty shameful! at least the girl wasnt hurt

The AbsolutGator said...

Kegs away!

Anonymous said...

She needs her Azz whipped!!all they have to do is call me and I will do it for them!!!!

ughhh!

Gina said...

I think I may be out there, but if she (the driver) went out to get a refresher pack and secured her load, THEN saw mom and baby and offered them a ride, it would have been mom's responsibility to provide the seat for the child or secure the baby on her lap/belt.
The driver was clearly wrong for the DUI and allowing the mother of the toddler to ride unsecured.

Anndi said...

I volunteer that mother to be the next Crash Test Dummy.