NEW YORK — Police on Long Island say a convicted drunken driver whose car was equipped with anti-drunken driving technology has crashed a rented vehicle while intoxicated.
Suffolk County police say Marvin Rice Jr. lost control of his rental car and hit a utility pole Sunday morning in Brentwood.
Police say the 27-year-old driver agreed after a previous DWI conviction to have his car equipped with a device that tests for alcohol in a driver's breath before starting the car.
It was unclear when he rented another car that had no such device.
Police say Rice is being treated for multiple injuries. He is expected to be arraigned on a DWI charge.
A telephone number for Rice could not be found, and it was not immediately known whether he had a lawyer.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Imagine the feeling that he has when he reads this story. I just can't believe that there is even such a thing as Anti-DWI technology. How is that possible?? Unless that is some way that it auto-adjusts to the way you drive, then I find it a complete moronic way to waste money. What an idiot. What a moron. I can't get over the kind of stupidity that America has submitted itself to. Get some sense, people!
Maybe there was a back-story to that..? As to why he was drunk, I mean..
ReplyDeleteBut honestly why in the hell would you buy anti-DWI technology?
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ReplyDeleteActually, these cars are equipped with breathilizers that you have to pass before you can actually start the car. Some states require them via a court order after so many DUI's.
ReplyDeleteThat just shows the lack of reliability that those devices offer..
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