'You Don't Like Pretty People!': 7 Outrageous Efforts to Sidestep DUI Charge

When faced with a DUI arrest, some individuals try to leverage their looks, status or position to avoid the consequences. This video takes a look at seven shocking cases where people from all walks of life - from former sheriffs to ex-NFL cheerleaders - attempted to use their appearance or prestige as a get-out-of-jail-free card after being pulled over for suspected drunk driving.

Whether it was flirtatious behavior, name-dropping, or outright playing the fame card, you'll see the audacious lengths these men and women went to in hopes of swaying the arresting officers. Did their ploys work or did they end up getting slapped with DUI charges despite their efforts?

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[maryannanderson]

This story reminds me of the young lady who was being issued a ticket for speeding. As the cop was finishing up the ticket, the entitled young woman said to him, "I thought you all didn't give tickets to women who were beautiful." He said to her, "We don't. Here's your ticket." That cop is my hero!

[pommiebears]

Don’t DRINK AND DRIVE! I lost my best friend in 89 due to a drunk driver, so drunk, he hit her, reversed over her, hit her again. She was 15 years old, walking home from a friends house. WHAT RIGHT DO YOU HAVE TO SELFISHLY TAKE A LIFE, BECAUSE YOU ARE TOO ENTITLED TO ARRANGE FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO DRIVE? YOU are no better than a murderer.

[zacharyduncan]

I find it so fascinating how it’s always “1-2 drinks about 2 hours ago” like they don’t hear that every single time they make a dui arrest.

[DiscursivelyDesigned]

"Do you have ID on you, Clayton?"
"No, I'm not"

That was awesome

[NegativeYoutube]

Alcohol is great for lesions in your digestive system. Good to see she's taking her rare disease very seriously.

[stephengamber]

"You're not privileged because of what your wife does for a living" - I love this cop!

[carolynnroberts]

It's astounding the amount of 'medical conditions' that only play up when you're pulled over for DUI 🤔

[deanstebe]

"If you can't move your eyes like that, you can't drive." Perfect.

[jandphoenix]

No one knows the law more than those who don't know the law...

[generationomega]

If you start a sentence with "I'm pretty sure you can't arrest me..."
... I'm pretty sure you're wrong.

[hollymiranda]

Officer: “So are you going to be honest?” Driver: “No”. 😆

[realcanadiangirl]

I just watched this same cop pick up a drunk nurse who never stopped arguing. This guy has the patience of a saint!

[tinyGiraffasaurus]

people that feel the need to repeat, “i know my rights”, generally don’t know their rights.

[davidhughey]

"sir...are you going to be honest?" "No"

[Lisa-hnhz]

A pilot with dementia omg, I don't want to be on his plane 😂😂

[MW-pvrm]

The ex cheerleader who said the cop doesn’t like pretty people.. who was she talking about?

[adrianknight]

Society created the mindset and mentality of these self entitled people by not holding them accountable for their actions and behaviors from the very beginning..

[hunter_greene]

Brittany, with a .20 after getting to the jail, performed those field sobriety tests better than a lot of people around a .10. Sad, but also a little impressive.

[xxskizzumxx]

How did the first girl "try to get out of DUI"? She followed directions and was respectful after failing the test.

[JustinSchulz]

That first girl was so sweet and cooperative. Even being double the limit, she seemed to be able to handle herself pretty well. I'm impressed she didn't cry or throw a fit like most people do.