Woman Shows Up To Parent Teacher Conferences on Drugs, Charged With Resisting Arrest

Talk about setting a bad example for your kids! A Maine woman was charged with resisting arrest from her child’s parent teacher conferences after she drove to the school after snorting prescription medication.

According to the Sun Journal, someone had called police to report that the 27-year-old took her nearly 15 minutes to park her car and was driving erratically. When police arrived the woman refused to complete a field sobriety test and they had to "nearly drag her out of the school.”

She was released from jail on $500 bail and has to show up for court. Her kid, however is probably mortified after having to deal with their mama-dram the day after that all happened.

[Sun Journal]

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