Oops.....

And what you just said was my point, also. He was out doing some heavy-duty partying and that does not look good to the bosses when you just got suspended. The point I was making was that even though he was not legally drunk, he was still pounding pretty good for a man his size to blow a .072%. He wasn't guilty of being drunk. He was guilty of having sh** for brains.

He was given a chance to right his wrongs. When that is the case, you don't put yourself in situations where guilt can be assumed.

Should he have been charged? Apparently not. Should a person who has been given a chance to right their ship been out at 3 am, having drank some at least, and speeding? Common sense tells you no.