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7 Worst DUI Excuses Caught On Bodycam by Police

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The initial response of most people when being pulled over by police is to make up an excuse as to why they are breaking the law. Most often, substances such as alcohol tend to make these excuses ramp up into something incoherent. Watch seven of the most terrible excuses for drunk driving caught on bodycam on this episode of Law&Crime After Hours.

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