Prince George's liquor chair gets DUI on MGM casino opening night
OXON HILL, MD. (WUSA9) - The chairman of the Prince George's County liquor commission was charged with DUI outside the MGM National Harbor resort in Oxon Hill, Maryland Thursday, police said.
Prince George’s County police responded to a report of an accident around 11:40 p.m. When they arrived, officers found Charles W Caldwell, III, behind the wheel with a “strong odor” of alcohol. Caldwell, 72, refused to take a breathalyzer test and police said he failed a field sobriety test.
He was arrested and charged with DUI and was released a few hours later.
There was once a time before cellphones -snapchat -facebook when he would have gotten a ride home and the insurance company would make everything better.
Duhoh!
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ReplyDeletesounds like the Wicomico County Board of License Commissioners...
ReplyDeleteThere was once a time before cellphones -snapchat -facebook when he would have gotten a ride home and the insurance company would make everything better.
ReplyDeleteThere was also a massive brawl at the MGM opening night.
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