Maybe it's just me ...but at 80 .......if you live that long .......80 is a long time ....by today .....not unusual ........but to still have a drinking problem at 80 and go driving .......you think he might have to not give a shit at 80 ........even jail at 80....... is not bad....... you get free food ......looked after ..... ...a place to live .......and what prisoner wants to fuck and 80 yr old guy.....the mess alone back there ..... .......really the odds are with you at 80 ......but i guess at 80 what the fuck does it matter ..........what you do ....you are closer to the end than say a 35 year old .........anyways who cares at 80 right .......
80-year-old driver arrested for DUI after allegedly crashing into wall of Jacksonville Publix
An 80-year-old man, Terry Wayne Leggett, was arrested June 5th for driving under the influence after allegedly crashing his vehicle into a wall at a Lakeshore Publix located at 4495 Roosevelt Blvd.
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According to the arrest report released by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, Leggett was driving in the Publix parking lot when two pedestrians crossed in front of his vehicle. Leggett reportedly applied the brakes, causing the vehicle to collide with a wall. Emergency responders treated Leggett at the scene for an injury to his right arm, but he refused transportation to the hospital.
JSO Officer Misener noted multiple indicators of impairment in Leggett, including glossy eyes, instability when standing unsupported, bloodshot and watery eyes, and a distinct smell of alcohol on his breath. It’s worth highlighting that Leggett relies on a cane for mobility.
Despite denying alcohol consumption, Leggett performed poorly on standard field sobriety exercises and was unable to complete certain tests due to poor balance.
Witnesses, including the store manager, confirmed hearing a loud “boom” noise and finding Leggett in the driver’s seat after the crash. The vehicle sustained heavy damage, and the airbags deployed.
Due to concerns about the structural integrity of the pillar, Publix management requested that the vehicle not be towed.
After consulting with his superiors, Officer Misener agreed to leave the vehicle at the scene. Leggett’s wife, the registered owner of the vehicle, was present during the incident.
Leggett was arrested for DUI, searched, and transported to the Pre-Trial Detention Facility. According to the Department of Corrections website, he is not on probation.
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