25-year-old Antone Glionna drove to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office headquarters in May 2026 to pick up a friend who was being released from the facility after a DWI arrest.
Instead of driving his friend home, Glionna ended up behind bars after driving into a restricted area rather than parking in the public zone.
Authorities said Glionna appeared inebriated and failed the subsequent sobriety tests. He was arrested and charged with DWI, aggravated unlicensed operation, driving with a BAC of 0.08% or higher, and an unlicensed operator infraction.
On top of all that, it came to light that his driver’s license had already been revoked because of a previous DWI and chemical test refusal.
“That's my kind of super-friend. He knew the risks and still went on that rescue mission,” one netizen said.
“He certainly did the cops a favor,” another joked. “Wouldn't the police's job be so much easier if all criminals committed their crimes in the jail parking lot?”
Instead of driving his friend home, Glionna ended up behind bars after driving into a restricted area rather than parking in the public zone.
Authorities said Glionna appeared inebriated and failed the subsequent sobriety tests. He was arrested and charged with DWI, aggravated unlicensed operation, driving with a BAC of 0.08% or higher, and an unlicensed operator infraction.
On top of all that, it came to light that his driver’s license had already been revoked because of a previous DWI and chemical test refusal.
“That's my kind of super-friend. He knew the risks and still went on that rescue mission,” one netizen said.
“He certainly did the cops a favor,” another joked. “Wouldn't the police's job be so much easier if all criminals committed their crimes in the jail parking lot?”