Tuesday, May 14, 2013
A Passed-Out-Drunk ASU Student Was Left At a Hospital With a Wheelchair and A Note
According to azcentral.com, an ASU student was left in the lobby of a hospital with a sticky note reading that he had been in a drinking competition.
Apparently, the 19-year-old was found in the emergency room lobby of St. Luke's Hospital in Phoenix, where the note read that he needed help — and given how much he drank that night, "help" is an understatement.
According to Tempe Police, the student drank 20 shots that evening, winding up with a blood-alcohol content level of .47% — keeping in mind that the legal limit is .08%, of course.
The student seems to be recovering, though apparently charges can be brought against the student's friends for abandoning him at a hospital.
Tags: asu , girls gone wild university and casino , drinking contests , incredibly high blood-alcohol content levels , responsible ways to take care of your friends
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