Drunk as Hell Half Naked Brat Cries Worst than Baby to Get Away With Tough Cops, But Learns Lesson

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Издатель Dec 2, 2025

On December 8th, 2023 in Tampa, 24-year-old Callie crashed her Jeep into two traffic signs, then stepped out in a revealing bodysuit and sky-high boots—an outfit that told officers everything before she even admitted she was drunk. She tried blaming the long scrape on her Jeep on “bird poop,” claimed her bartender friend told her not to talk, and listed every medical condition imaginable. During sobriety tests she stumbled, cried, forgot instructions, and wobbled through each task, proving exactly why she shouldn’t have been driving. Officers found random items stuffed in her outfit during the search, and at the station her breath test came back .235 and .238—nearly triple the legal limit. She was charged with DUI with property damage and later released on a $500 bond.

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