NPR: Linkfest: Driver Straps in Beer, Not Toddler

Linkfest: Driver Straps in Beer, Not Toddler

After a deputy saw Tina Williams run a red light, he pulled her over. According to the arrest report, when the deputy approached her car and noticed something suspicious buckled in the front seat: a 24-pack of beer. In the back seat was a 16-month-old girl, unbuckled and without a proper child seat.

The deputy asked Tina for her driver's license to which she replied, "I never had one."

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