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When to say when.....

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How sad :headshake :headshake

 

Some people just don't know when to say when.

After slamming his van into a 62-year-old man early yesterday, Antonio Rosas greeted cops by finishing his can of Coors Light, authorities said.

 

Rosas, 33, had a .272 blood alcohol level - more than three times the legal limit - when he hit Edgardo Pizarro at 1 a.m. on Roosevelt Ave. in Corona, Queens, sending him flying over his Chevrolet van.

 

"The nerve of this guy, I would have just smacked that beer out of his hand," said Pizzaro's daughter, Audra Cabarcas.

 

Pizzaro, a Manhattan doorman who retired 10 years ago to care for his elderly mother, was taken to Elmhurst Hospital Center with a fractured back, pelvis, forearm and severe head injuries.

 

"My dad said he didn't see him coming.... He just crossed the street and all he remembers is a boom and he was on the floor," said Cabarcas.

 

"How could he [Rosas] even do that? Unbelievable."

 

Cops saw Rosas weaving over a double yellow line just before he hit Pizzaro. Rosas was pulled over minutes later, law enforcement sources said.

 

After downing his beer, he was asked for a driver's license but didn't have one, prosecutors said. He also stunk of alcohol, had bloodshot eyes and slurred speech, and was unsteady on his feet.

 

Rosas, a construction worker, is facing up to 25 years if convicted of drunken driving and numerous other charges.

hope the asshat gets the full 25...

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