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Mom Caught Drunk Driving with Toddler in Backseat: Police
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23:09Now PlayingAn Indiana mother’s New Year’s Eve took a devastating turn when she was arrested for drunk driving—with her toddler in the backseat. Alexandria Broster was pulled over after allegedly running a red light and swerving on the road. Law&Crime's Jesse Weber breaks down the horrifying bodycam footage with criminal defense attorney Brad Banks.
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