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Bodycam: Teacher Arrested at School for ‘Drunkenness’ After Alcohol Was Smelled on Her Breath
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23:24Now PlayingBody camera footage captures the arrest of an elementary school teacher in Oklahoma for public intoxication after she appeared to be drunk inside her own classroom. Jennifer Davis, the teacher in question, was found by Tecumseh police with red, glassy eyes and slurred speech when they sat down with her at 8:45 a.m. on September 7th. Despite blowing a 0.066 on a breathalyzer test, which is under the legal limit for driving, Davis' behavior raised serious concerns about her ability to properly care for and teach young students.
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In the footage, Davis can be heard pleading "Please don't do this," and offering to resign while asking for her sister to come get her. She claimed to have only had a glass of wine the night before, and denied drinking anything on the day of her arrest. However, the evidence of her inebriated state during school hours was impossible to ignore for the responding officers.
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