This is Lola Young, the brand new album, right now.

Today I've got two absolutely insane Reddit stories for you.

In the first one, this person spots a drunk driver

on the road, does the right thing, calls it into the police, but then out of nowhere finds

themselves being charged. And in the second, which is even crazier than the first, a CEO

crosses the line so jaw-dropping, you just will not believe the emails he sent.

I followed and reported a drunk driver.

Then I got a ticket for driving past curfew.

This was originally posted on March 10th, 2019.

Last week, I was driving home from my friend's house when I noticed someone driving very erratically. They were swerving when

there was nothing to avoid and they couldn't stay in their lane. So I called the police and I followed

them. The police caught up to us after a while and they pulled over the driver. It turns out that

he was extremely drunk and when they gave him the sobriety, he failed them miserably. He was arrested and the

police asked me to write a statement and give them my information. I gave one of the cops my

driver's license. I'm under 18, so he could copy my address. And he said that I wasn't allowed to be

driving because it was past 11. I told him that I would have been home by 11, but that I noticed

the drunk driver and I didn't want someone to get hurt, so I followed them. Plus, when I called

them, they asked me to keep following the man even though it was technically past curfew.

But the officer said that it didn't matter, even if me driving past curfew meant that

World War III was prevented, that the law is the law, and that he had to give me a ticket because

I broke curfew. He said he'd have to give me another ticket if I drove home myself, so I called my

parents and they came and picked me up and drove the car I was driving home.

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