http://www.tehachapinews.com/home/Blog/alcoholic/26474 Question: If you found out your son or daughter was out driving your car drunk what&nbsp;would you do........... 1: Go look for them 2: Do nothing and wait till they got home 3: Call the police Question: If you found out your son or daughter was out driving your car drunk what&nbsp;would you do........... 1: Go look for them 2: Do nothing and wait till they got home 3: Call the police en-us <p>In the age of cell phones, I think I'd start by calling them... and hope they picked up!  If not, then I would be on the phone to the police to help me find them before they hurt themselves or someone else. The trouble they get in with the police won't be 1/2 as bad as the trouble they would be in with me.</p> http://www.tehachapinews.com/home/Blog/alcoholic/26474/#c_236800 http://www.tehachapinews.com/home/Blog/alcoholic/26474/#c_236800 <p>In the age of cell phones, I think I'd start by calling them... and hope they picked up!  If not, then I would be on the phone to the police to help me find them before they hurt themselves or someone else. The trouble they get in with the police won't be 1/2 as bad as the trouble they would be in with me.</p> <p>When my kids were young, I always told them that if they found themselves in a situation where they had been drinking or others they were with had been and they didn't have a way home either to stay put for the night or call me.&nbsp; I promised I wouldn't yell and fuss at them at that time, but would come and get them and take their friends home too if need be.&nbsp; I might not be too friendly the next day, but there would be a next day...I wouldn't be identifying their bodies at the morgue.</p> <p>I also told them I would turn them in to the authorities if I ever knew they were out drinking and driving.&nbsp; It is that way even now that they are grown and out of the house.&nbsp; I have no sympathy for a drunk driver...there are no any excuses.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> http://www.tehachapinews.com/home/Blog/alcoholic/26474/#c_236940 http://www.tehachapinews.com/home/Blog/alcoholic/26474/#c_236940 <p>When my kids were young, I always told them that if they found themselves in a situation where they had been drinking or others they were with had been and they didn't have a way home either to stay put for the night or call me.&nbsp; I promised I wouldn't yell and fuss at them at that time, but would come and get them and take their friends home too if need be.&nbsp; I might not be too friendly the next day, but there would be a next day...I wouldn't be identifying their bodies at the morgue.</p> <p>I also told them I would turn them in to the authorities if I ever knew they were out drinking and driving.&nbsp; It is that way even now that they are grown and out of the house.&nbsp; I have no sympathy for a drunk driver...there are no any excuses.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>