Defunded Austin PD takes so long to respond to DUI crash, driver sobers up and walks free: family | Fox News
An Austin, Texas, family says the understaffed police department took 2.5 hours to respond when they were hit by a drunk driver, allowing the driver to sober up and avoid jail.
close Video Austin family waited hours for police response after crash with suspected drunk driver Lacey and Dustin Purciful and their attorney Adam Loewy discussed how the understaffed Austin Police Department resulted in an hours-long response to a crash NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! A couple hit head on by a suspected drunk driver in Austin, Texas, said it took 2.5 hours for police to respond to the crash – allowing the driver to sober up and avoid charges. Lacey Purciful told Fox News Digital the family called 911 five times after the March 18 crash, but the severely underst
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