A New York driver allegedly showed up drunk to pick up his friend who had just been locked up for DWI.
Antone Glionna, 25, of Hagaman, turned up outside the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office to drive his pal home after he was cut loose from custody on Saturday, according to the sheriff.
Authorities started questioning Glionna after he drove into a restricted area at the lockup — completely ignoring the public parking section.
“Glionna was contacted by a deputy sheriff and it was suspected that Glionna was intoxicated,” the sheriff’s office said.
He was cuffed after allegedly failing standardized field sobriety tests.
A subsequent DMV records checked showed Glionna’s license had already been revoked due to a prior DWI conviction, according to the sheriff’s office.
He was arrested and charged with driving without a license and driving while intoxicated.
Glionna was issued a court appearance ticket for a later date.
It wasn’t immediately clear who picked him up.
