It doesn't sound like he was driving.
I was going to suggest "public intoxication", but apparently Kansas has explicitly banned its communities from enacting public intoxication laws.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_intoxication#United_States
> It doesn't sound like he was driving.
I was going to suggest "public intoxication", but apparently Kansas has explicitly banned its communities from enacting public intoxication laws.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_intoxication#United_States
Well.... When there's nothing else to do in that dirt farming state...
Well.... When there's nothing else to do in that dirt farming state...
So that second half of the sentence is WTF, but let's focus on the first clause. Since when is there a "legal limit" for blood alcohol content? It doesn't sound like he was driving. Has the nanny state decided to remove citizens' freedom here, or is this just really crappy reporting?