DEARBORN — A woman who told police she was on her way home from her job at an Inkster strip club was arrested at about 2:30 a.m. Friday on a drunken-driving charge.
Her blood-alcohol level was 0.079 percent, a hair below the state's 0.08 percent drunken-driving threshold, but she still was arrested because she's 19.
The minimum drinking age in Michigan is 21, and anyone younger than that with any alcohol in their system can be arrested.
Police saw the teen driving a 2006 Chrysler 300 on eastbound Michigan Avenue near Outer Drive. The car was weaving between lanes.
She told police she hadn't been drinking, but her speech was slurred and her eyes were watery and bloodshot. As she got out of her car, she stumbled.
She later told police she had one drink.
Her car was impounded.


At least she wasn't jailbait. Since she's under 21 but over 18, if you got her drunk, what would the charges be?