Miller was driving in his giant Breathalyzer costume when he was stopped. The police appear to have become suspicious when he allegedly went the wrong way on a one-way street. They then found a giant breathalyzer driving the car with a blood level of .158, or twice the state’s legal limit. They also found an open can of Bud Light — Ohio has an age of 21 for drinking alcohol and 30 for serving as a human breathalyzer.
Now here is some free criminal defense advice. The defense goes something like this: as a breathalyzer Miller was used by various people to measure their alcohol content. The result is obviously a degree of alcohol saturation, but he technically never drank a drop. It is generally not a good idea, however, to prove sobriety by inviting the officers to “blow me.”
Of course, it would help if he could open his eyes for the mug shot.
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