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Police pulling over a guy driving a Honda Civic for swerving inside the lane is nothing unusual. Rather, it is your every day standard DUI. But what about the guy driving down the road in a golf cart? Or on a motor-bike? Or on the Ice Cleaning Machine? This article is dedicated to the outrageous DUI Arrests, the ones that make us chuckle. Without further ado, we have five of the most outrageous ways to get a DUI. 5. Riding On A Motorized Bike While Suffering From Cerebral Palsy A relatively recent example of an absurd way to get arrested for DUI can be found in the lovely state of Utah. In which a man who suffered from cerebral palsy, and other disabilities, was stopped by the police while riding a motorized bicycle. Utah Highway Patrol trooper Lisa Steed was on patrol on October 28, 2010 when she pulled over Mike tilt for suspicious driving. The trooper decided it was necessary to initiate a DUI investigation.

As she explained the field sobriety exercises that she wished Mr. Tilt to perform, Mr. Tilt advised the trooper that he would most likely fail the test because one of his legs was shorter than the other one. According to the trooper he did indeed fail the test the driver then admitted to the trooper that he did not have a drivers license; and that he had not had a driver's license for more than fifteen years because of his seizures and epilepsy. The trooper then asked the driver if he took any medication for his epilepsy. He answered yes. She responded by handcuffing him and arrested him for a DUI. The trooper did not charge the driver with an alcohol-based DUI. Rather, she charged him with driving under the influence of the prescription pills that he admitted to taking a daily basis. Ironically, it turns out that the driver did not take his necessary prescription pills that day, which may have led to his

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