Drunk grandmother arrested for making 10-year-old drive her home









If you're going to be doing some drinking, it's a very good idea to designate a sober driver. But not just any sober driver. A sober driver who can see over the steering wheel because he is of legal driving age is ideally what you should be looking for.

This bit of common knowledge failed to register with two Louisiana women who spent a night knocking back beverages and then appointing a 10-year-old to drive their SUV home.

Police were told by a witnesses about an SUV driving very slowly on a major highway, swerving in and out of the lanes, at about 1 a.m. Wednesday, the Times-Picayune reported.

They suspected an impaired driver, pulled the vehicle over and found a young boy in the driver's seat.

Along for the ride was the boy's grandmother, Brenda Byrd, 54, and Sheila Joiner, 48, both of Kenner, Louisiana. 

The boy's 15-year-old brother was also in the vehicle.

When asked why a child was at the wheel, the women said they told him he had to drive them home because they were drunk.

Both women were arrested and charged with contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile and allowing an unlicensed driver to operate a motor vehicle.

AP

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