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Paris Hilton DUI

September 7th, 2006 by g

So I got up way too early this morning and the first thing I hear… “Breaking News,” (no seriously, they referred to this as breaking news… isn’t there a war going on somewhere and hurricanes building someplace else?) Paris Hilton arrested for DUI.

Here’s the story from the AP:

Paris Hilton was arrested early Thursday for investigation of driving under the influence, police said.

Hilton was arrested shortly before 12:30 a.m. in Hollywood, said police Officer I. Isabella, who declined to give his first name.

“The officers observed that Hilton exhibited the symptoms of intoxication. A field sobriety test was conducted at scene, and the officers determined she was driving under the influence,” Isabella said, reading a police statement.

Hilton was booked on suspicion of misdemeanor DUI and released, he said.

Her spokesman, Elliot Mintz, confirmed the arrest and said police detected the minimum blood-alcohol level to warrant an arrest. The legal limit in California is 0.08 percent.

“She’s absolutely fine,” Mintz said.

At the time of her arrest, Hilton was driving home from a charity event where she had one drink, he said. She had spent the day shooting a music video for her new album.

The driving under the influence symptoms were “probably the result of an empty stomach and working all day and being fatigued,” Mintz said.

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Yes, I’m sure she only had one drink. Poor thing… she was so busy with her charity work and video filming she had no time to eat. She should be getting a medal not a DUI! It’s just another case of social profiling by those corrupt police! Damn them, damn them all to hell!

One Response

  1. Joyce

    Poor paris…I would hate to have her go to jail…she might meet some real women who do not have
    homes let alone a lawyer…except at Public Pretender

    If she was a real person with a DUI and breaking parole she would get 6 months in jail. Why she only has 36 months probation is a joke…most people have five years now for the second DUI. If she wanted to redeem herself she could help women who loose their jobs and homes because they have been incarcerated.

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