Can You Get A DUI While Driving A Horse And Buggie? You’d Be Surprised
BART, PA - OCTOBER 06: A horse draws an Amish carriage through Georgetown in Bart Township during the funeral of slain Amish schoolgirl Anna Mae Stoltzfus October 6, 2006 in Bart Township, Pennsylvania. Anna Mae Stoltzfus is the last of the five victims laid to rest after being shot execution style by Charles Carl Roberts IV on October 2 in a Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania schoolhouse. (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)
A pair of Amish men managed to escape police after they were pulled over for drinking while riding a horse and buggy. But what happened next? Police in Trumbull County, Ohio say they found “multiple open containers of alcohol” inside the buggy, which was also equipped with a stereo system. However, police say the two men, one of whom was underage, ran off into the woods, leaving both buggy and horse behind. Drunk driving laws still apply to a horse-drawn buggy.
So far, no one has come forward to claim the horse.
Do you think the men were on “Rumspringa”?
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