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Cops Pull Over DUI Suspect Dressed As Can of BUD LIGHT
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By May 9, 2023 6:43 am

A Kansas sheriff’s deputy pulled over a DUI suspect dressed as a can of Bud Light.  

The driver was pulled over by the cop in Franklin County on Cinco de Mayo, last Friday.

The sheriff’s office wrote, ‘A career in law enforcement is exciting, and you get to experience something new every day’…

They also posted a picture of the suspect on the side of the road with his arms outstretched, pairing a pink cap with the bright blue and silver beer can costume, featuring the famous ‘BUD LIGHT’ lettering overlaid.

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