6 'Drunk' Parents Who Left Their Kids: Caught on Bodycam
April 19, 2026
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as posted by the channelWhen parents' night out turns into a nightmare for everyone else, things escalate quickly. From leaving kids alone in running cars to crashing into school buses while under the influence, police encountered parents accused of everything from abandoning their children at bars to failing field sobriety tests in front of terrified backseat passengers. Law&Crime's Jesse Weber breaks down six insane drunk parent meltdowns caught on police video.
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Host:
Jesse Weber
Producers:
Savannah Williamson
Juliana Battaglia
Heather Berzak
Editor:
Daniel Camacho
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