Thomas Brownlee likes to drink. And evidently he likes to drink so much, he feels it's okay to show up to work drunk. Thankfully, he doesn't have a very important job, so he didn't think tipping a few glasses of his favorite alcoholic beverage before popping in to work was anything to think twice about.
Oddly enough, his employers don't seem to see things the same way- and had the drunk arrested, after another employee and a few students complained. Yep, I said students. Cause Brownlee's job that he showed up to with "slurred speech, breath smelling of an alcoholic beverage and bloodshot eyes" was as a substitute teacher for Richardson school district in Texas.
Oddly enough, his employers don't seem to see things the same way- and had the drunk arrested, after another employee and a few students complained. Yep, I said students. Cause Brownlee's job that he showed up to with "slurred speech, breath smelling of an alcoholic beverage and bloodshot eyes" was as a substitute teacher for Richardson school district in Texas.
A substitute middle school teacher suspected of being drunk in class was too intoxicated to complete a sobriety test and was arrested, authorities said.
Thomas Brownlee, 56, was in a classroom Tuesday with students and another staff member for about 20 minutes, Richardson school district spokesman Tim Clark said. Another teacher suspected Brownlee was drunk and told a campus police officer.
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