(England) 40-year-old Asif Masood borrowed a friend’s car in Nottingham last November. The thing is, he also had a lot to drink. So, as you can guess, when he arrived at a roundabout, his judgement was kind of impaired. Which is why he ended up driving over it and hitting a fire hydrant. When the police arrived, he explained to them:
But get this. Masood, who has nine previous convictions for 14 offences, walked free from court after magistrates heard he had re-found his faith and was now teetotal after quitting drink and drugs.
So much for Muslims not being allowed to go anywhere near alcohol, and so much for British justice.
'I've crashed my car, I've had lots and lots to drink and I don't have a driving licence.'He was breathalysed and produced a reading of 98 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath - the legal limit is 35.
But get this. Masood, who has nine previous convictions for 14 offences, walked free from court after magistrates heard he had re-found his faith and was now teetotal after quitting drink and drugs.
So much for Muslims not being allowed to go anywhere near alcohol, and so much for British justice.
