The Female Boss drives after traffic conviction

Tulia, the singer/ songwriter, who formerly belonged to N-Dubz, received a DUI conviction in 2016.

As part of that conviction, Tulia lost the right to drive; however, her suspension has ended and she was observed driving in London.

Tulia’s conviction arose from a motor vehicle crash with her Ferrari in north London.

Tulia ran her Ferrari into a Saab.

Tulia was an X-Factor star.

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Squidward Tentacles Busted For DWI

Squidward Tentacles Busted For DWI

Squidward Tentacles Busted For DWI:  SpongeBob SquarePants is a popular cartoon series that plays on Nickelodeon.  The series is set in the underwater metropolis of Bikini Bottom and follows the lives of SpongeBob SquarePants and his friends.  The series has made Nickelodeon over $8 Billion Dollars in merchandise sales alone.  It is the most watched feature of MTV Networks.  Starting in 1999 the series has achieved worldwide fame and a worldwide following.  The series has won two Emmys, and various other awards.  The lead character SpongeBob SquarePants is a sea sponge who looks more like a kitchen sponge.  He works as a fry cook at the Krusty Crab Restaurant.  His friends include Gary, a pet snail; Patrick Star, a starfish; and Squidward Tentacles, an octopus.  Squidward Tentacles is a grumpy arrogant fellow employee at the Krusty Crab who lives beside the main character.  #SquidwardTentaclesBustedForDWI

Squidward Tentacles Busted For DWI:  Roger Albert Bumpass, who was born on November 20, 1951, provides the voice for Squidward Tentacles.  Bumpass also provides the voices for Dr. Gill Gilliam and some of the anchovies that appear in the series.  In January of 2016, Bumpass was arrested for DWI.  According to law enforcement a PT Cruiser was observed stopped in the middle of a roadway around 11:00 p.m.  A man was observed leaning against the vehicle.  When police approached, the man, later identified as Bumpass, attempted to walk away.  Police indicated that he was unsteady on his feet and almost fell.  The police interrogated Bumpass and got him to confess that he had been operating the vehicles moments before they arrived.  The police convinced Bumpass to attempt a field sobriety test to generate additional evidence against Bumpass.  The field sobriety tests are designed for failure.  Bumpass was tested, probably by breath, and was more than twice the legal limit.  Since Bumpass is 65 years old he could not “pass” the field sobriety tests on his best day.  According to the original validation studies no one over 60 years of age was a candidate for these “tests”.  #SquidwardTentaclesBustedForDWI

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