A drunk 29-year-old man was driving along the Route President Kennedy, Quebec, Canada, which runs parallel to the Chaudière River.
Quebec provincial police were in a cruiser patrolling the highway when they stopped the drunk 29-year-old man. The drunk man stopped his vehicle and the police immediately believed him to be intoxicated.
The police issued a breathalyzer test for the 29-year-old to partake in and asked the man to step out of the vehicle. The 29-year-old got out of his vehicle and in his inebriated state ran towards the nearby Chaudière River and decided to jump in.
The police began a search operation to retrieve the drunk man, they called the fire service to aid in their effort to save the man from the potentially life-threatening situation.
The police could not locate the man in the water but at 6:30 a.m they spotted the same man in wet clothing walking along Route President Kennedy.
The police arrested the man and brought him into custody. The police stated that the 29-year-old was lucky to be alive, his current charges haven't been released as of yet.