An old guy just outside a small town had been suspended forever for about a half dozen DUI's. So he would drive his Ferguson 30 to town to the bar, and was surprised when he got stopped and ticketed for DUI on his way home. True, he could drive the tractor without a license, but he was wrong about being immune from DUI as well (its a "motor vehicle", which is the requirement for DUI). "Busted on a technicality".
I was working in the county jail at the time, and he got 6 months. He was a familiar figure at the jail, so they made him a "trusty" as soon as he was booked- lived in an open cell that was never locked, had his run of the place 24/7. Helped out around the jail, and we'd send him across the street to get cigarettes and snacks for the deputies- we always gave him a little extra to get something for himself, too. Nice old guy- we talked a lot when I had graveyard shift by myself.
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