On 23/02/2016 08:08, Alycidon wrote:

Didn't even have the keys and was asleep.

http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/Drink...ail/story.html

Nonsense (as usual, given the source).

The driver *had* the keys and was clearly in charge of the vehicle.
There's no getting round that (and she didn't try to, according to the
report). The incident happened in the middle of the day (some of the
drinking actually taking place in the car) and is not some random
accidental miscalculation of the amount drunk in a social situation. She
was three times over the limit.

The court's order that she "complete a three-month residential stay at
.... a addiction rehabilitation centre" is probably the more important
part of the story.

All in all, it's just another example of Mason's constant vain attempts
to read stories in a way to which they just don't lend themselves.