Man Dials 911 Over Burger, Faces DUI Charges

0:00It's April 23rd. This is Canada News today, driven by AI. And Alberta man landed in hot water after dialing 911 just after 4 a.m. on a Sunday because drive through workers and red deer wouldn't hand over his burger. This 38-year-old from Sylvan Lake drove 35 minutes for his late night craving, but things went south quick. He told dispatch he was intoxicated, but insisted the staff made him leave for no reason, and he was parked there waiting for cops to sort it out, so he could still get his food. Officers arrived and heard from the workers that their systems were down, plain and simple, so no service possible that night. Turns out he was behind the wheel and refused a breath sample when asked. Police hit him with an immediate roadside sanction and towed his vehicle, reminding everyone to line up a sober ride if you've been drinking roads god. No space for impaired drivers these days.