‘I F**ked Up’: Arizona Judge Busted for DUI After Drinking a ‘Couple of Glasses of Wine’
June 21, 2023
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9:22Now Playing‘I F**ked Up’: Arizona Judge Busted for DUI After Drinking a ‘Couple of Glasses of Wine’
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as posted by the channelBodycam footage shows an Arizona judge failing sobriety tests after being pulled over when a bystander reported her stumbling in a “Safeway” gas station before getting into her car. The video shows Yavapai County Superior Court Judge Cele Hancock initially denying being drunk before confessing to drinking a “couple of glasses of wine” before driving on March 19. Hancock reiterated she is just a normal person after informing officers of her judge status and stating she “f**ked up.” The judge pleaded guilty to a DUI misdemeanor and was sentenced to one day behind bars. The Law&Crime Network’s Sierra Gillespie breaks down the wine-fueled incident.
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