Woman Calls 911 and Claims to Be 'Too Damn Drunk'
- 11 years ago
A woman in Billings, Montana was recently arrested after she called 911 to report that she was too intoxicated to get out of her car.
Getting behind the wheel while drunk is never a wise decision. A woman in Billings, Montana was recently arrested after she called 911 to report that she was too intoxicated to get out of her car.
In her own words, she claimed to be "just too damn drunk".
Omeara was arrested on a Tuesday night at a little before 11 o’clock. She had been drinking that evening and somehow managed to drive home and parked, however she was not able to get out of the vehicle without help so she called police for assistance.
The dispatcher initially asked if she was having some kind of emergency or medical issue. That’s when Omeara bluntly replied that she was simply drunk.
An officer arrived on scene and found Omeara inside the vehicle. She claimed to have spent 5 hours at a local bar. She then said that she sat in the car in font of her house for four hours before calling for help.
She provided a breath sample and blew an amount four times over the legal limit. Omeara is now facing a felony DUI charge.
Getting behind the wheel while drunk is never a wise decision. A woman in Billings, Montana was recently arrested after she called 911 to report that she was too intoxicated to get out of her car.
In her own words, she claimed to be "just too damn drunk".
Omeara was arrested on a Tuesday night at a little before 11 o’clock. She had been drinking that evening and somehow managed to drive home and parked, however she was not able to get out of the vehicle without help so she called police for assistance.
The dispatcher initially asked if she was having some kind of emergency or medical issue. That’s when Omeara bluntly replied that she was simply drunk.
An officer arrived on scene and found Omeara inside the vehicle. She claimed to have spent 5 hours at a local bar. She then said that she sat in the car in font of her house for four hours before calling for help.
She provided a breath sample and blew an amount four times over the legal limit. Omeara is now facing a felony DUI charge.