This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday, a woman in Ontario was caught drinking on the job…her job being a school bus driver! A woman in Pennsylvania claimed her lack of pants was a result of a snake eating them and an Ohio attorney has been suspended from the Supreme Court for exposing himself one too many times.
Follow the jump and learn more about this week’s weirdest and wackiest legal cases from around the globe!
No drinking on the bus
Obviously, there’s a rule in place in most businesses where it’s understood that you’re not allowed to be drinking on the job.
I would think this rule would be taken even more seriously when it comes to people who drive for a living, and even more than that, people who drive school buses.
But for a woman in the Ontario city of Brampton, apparently, the fact that she drives children around for a living wasn’t enough to stop her, and she was arrested for having a BAC well over the legal limit.
On top of driving drunk, the woman was also responsible for a car accident, where the bus rear-ended another car. Luckily there were no injuries reported.
A snake got my pants!
We’ve all heard the excuse of my dog eating my homework, but saying a snake ate my pants and that’s the reason I’m walking around bottomless is on a whole other level of excuses!
But a woman who was spotted walking around naked on her bottom half used this exact excuse when questioned by police on why she didn’t have any pants on.
Police noted that they assumed the woman was on drugs, and eventually ended up arresting her for indecent exposure, disorderly conduct, and public drunkenness.
To conclude, using an animal as an excuse as to why you’re doing something wrong didn’t work in school, and has been evidence here, will not work in the real world either.
Pants are required while driving
An attorney in Ohio has been suspended from the Supreme Court after he was charged with driving around without pants on and exposing himself to people on numerous occasions.
The man apparently suffers from bipolar disorder, and his suspension is indefinite.
He has pled guilty to all charges of public indecency he has against him and has to meet several conditions in order to be reinstated when the time comes.
