• Wednesday, October 10, 2018

    AITA for calling 911 on a friend for drunk driving?


    I’ve officially been booted from my social circle and flamed by all my friends. We are all military families with young children and we have get togethers every weekend which includes booze.One of my friends will drive home, with her 4 month old in tow, drunk. She insists her house is too close to uber and refuses rides from the rest of us. Her husband is trashed too.Granted, she only lives 15 minutes away, but that’s 15 minutes after shots and beer pong, sometimes stumbling and throwing up.Last Friday, she was almost blackout drunk. She tried to bring my dog home instead of her own kid. Her husband loaded their baby up and they were slurring as they drove away. I insisted they stay overnight but apparently their baby can’t sleep anywhere but her own crib. I offered to drive and they kept saying no. My husband thinks it’s not a big deal and all my friends kept telling me to chill, their house is so close by.I picked up the phone and called 911 after sneaking into the bathroom. I gave them their license plate number and address.Apparently they blew really high BAC and child protective services are now involved. My friends are all livid with me and even my husband is pissed. No one wants anything to do with us and my husband keeps trying to explain to me that I violated friend code in the military community. I have been blocked by everyone on social media and we are furthermore uninvited to future get togethers. My husband is so mad!I truly stand by what I did. Am I really the asshole here?! Everyone is so mad at me, am I just being a prude?! Help pleaseUpdate: Thank you so much everyone for your votes of confident. I do feel a lot better, and thank you for the gold! I am getting a lot of nasty messages saying that I ruined a family and I should be ashamed, but I think they would be worse off if they died.An update on my personal life- we’re being interviewed by military police. The higher ranking people in my husband’s chain of command are really thankful that the report was made. The lower ranking ones (my husband’s peers) are pretty livid and any thanksgiving or Christmas plans made with my family have been taken back. We’re going to have to get used to outcast life for a while since we’ll live here for at least another year. My husband has calmed down but he has barely spoken to me and has been sleeping on the couch.I’ve deleted all my social media accounts for now just because I’m tired of being in the middle of this. I think I’m going to take a small vacation and stay with my parents in another state, until I can get my head on straight.Update 2: To answer some of the questions people had about why I didn’t try harder.I couldn’t be around to collect their keys. I finished my shift and come home around 11pm (I work at a restaurant) and I just wanted to shower. Everyone had already been partying for hours by now. The baby started to cry and the couple insisted they needed to go. I offered to get them an uber or they could have the pull out couch or even our bed. I tried to get an uber through the app but my husband told me I needed to stop nagging and leave them alone. It’s not easy trying to convince a drunk person to stay if they insist on leaving.No it didn’t occur to me to slash their tires or break their car battery.I don’t know anything about calling their command. My husband is a first year in the military and graduated boot camp earlier this year.I’m not trying to exaggerate how drunk they were, when I tried to get them to stay I could hardly make out what they were trying to say besides “she needs her crib” and “our house is right there!”To answer how they knew it was me, this isn’t the first time I’ve tried to keep people from leaving a party before. There is a group text everyone is in and they asked me straight up if I made the call. I said I did. I didn’t want to lie about it. via /r/AmItheAsshole https://ift.tt/2PqO6hl

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