ATHENS, Ga. — An Athens-Clarke County police officer had a tough choice last week. Get free tacos for life or arrest a drunk 21-year-old.
According to a police report obtained by Channel 2 Action News, an officer noticed a drunk person walking down E. Clayton Street after 1 a.m. on Aug. 17.
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When the cop told the 21-year-old to walk on the sidewalk, he kept walking in the road, so the officer grabbed him by the arm and began writing him a ticket.
The man then yelled an insult at the officer, so the officer placed him under arrest for his “loud, boisterous and unbecoming behavior.”
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That’s when the man tried bribing the officer with free tacos for the rest of his life. He also asked if the officer would give him a break for being drunk.
He was charged with public intoxication and pedestrian in the roadway.
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