Cops: Woman drove intoxicated with child in car

[Anonymous]

Johnny Boy wrote:

Hot???????

Not!!!

[wordygurdy]

a friend wrote:

Don't judge a book by the cover, we all have secrets. I happen to know that Tanya is a very nice person and a great mother, those kids are lucky to have her.

You seem to be ignoring the inevitable "secrets" that accompany living with a drunk. Those kids must be living a nightmare, and it's people like you who can't see past the surface PTA cookie-bake sales who help keep kids living in that nightmare.

Bring it all out in the open, break the cycle and free the children.

[Johnny Boy]

PTA?

[wordygurdy]

Johnny Boy wrote:

PTA?

Not sure if you're joking.
Two possibilities:
1) you really don't know that PTA stands for Parent-Teacher Association, or
2) this bimbette never once got involved in her kids' education enough to even know the names of their teachers

[Johnny Boy]

Exactly someone as selfish as this is much more likely to attend an escorts convention is Vegas then a PTA meeting at her kids school, actually judging from her mug shot she would have a hard time finding work as an escort she has a face that would stop Big Ben

[anf hiker]

beat the biotch with a bat.

[BUBBA]

I DIDN'T KNOW BRITTNEY MOVED TO L.I.
WELL I BETTER GET MY CAMERA READY. NO
TELLING WHAT COMES NEXT????

[Angie Greene]

Driving requires your full attention,for you must always expect a driver may make a mistake. Drinking,smoking,drugs,putting on your makeup,talking on cell phone,and speeding causes accidents. How wonderful it would be if everyone was polite to each other on the road too.

[Why pay]

Hmmmmmm wrote:

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The only one person in the universe driving drunk WITH HER 8 YEAR OLD SON IN THE CAR....big difference. Get a brain or shut up!

You speak so "goodly". IS english your second language???

Try again stupid.

[Helllllllloooooo o]

Why pay wrote:

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You speak so "goodly". IS english your second language???
Try again stupid.

stupid? second language?? goodly? Can't YOU read. What is your first language not english... people think before you post

[Helllllllloooooo o]

john wrote:

people make mistakes,, im sure this mother is remorcefull and knows she made a foolish mistake.. i mean really how many of us have had a couple of glasses of wine at dinner then drove home..most of us... none of us are without fault..

Hmmmmm one mistake shame on me two mistakes shame on you three four five come on

[Helllllllloooooo o]

a friend wrote:

Don't judge a book by the cover, we all have secrets. I happen to know that Tanya is a very nice person and a great mother, those kids are lucky to have her.

Yeah thats why she not allowed to drive with them in the car.Nice lady huh?? The only luck these kids have is to still be alive ok

[community friend]

NYer wrote:

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That so called "tattletale" just may have saves YOUR life. Isn't it posible that you, your family or someone you know was on the road?
I appreciate that this person acted responsibly and spoke up. I live in Commack and I travel that road all the time with my kids.

I TOTALLY AGREE. Actually a couple of months ago, I Was a tattletale on the southern state. and we got a DWI arrest !=)

Ned -- shame on me, huh ?

[sonny]

im her son but i forgave my mom

[Coffee Freak]

Debra wrote:

Another poor excuse for a mother..........and another drunk on the road. Loser.

It's a very sad thing to see. She apparently is an alcoholic who has not received the proper treatment. This world is full of people with the disease of "more"...more alcohol, more drugs, more food, more sex, more money, more shopping, more more more...Unfortunately, certain "diseases" have different and more severe consequences, such as the case here where a child's life as well as all the other motorists on the roads lives were jeopardized. For the most part, we've ALL had too much to drink at some point in our lives and the majority of us have done something stupid while under the influence. While I am in NO WAY justifying or condoning this woman's choices, judge not lest you be judged. When you point a finger at someoone, you have three more pointing back at you.