Madd-Mothers Against Drunk Driving Victim Services

I needed to get the «proof of the program attendance» for a friend who got himself in trouble. I first called the general information number and was extremely disappointing and frustrated. A guy who answered the phone was extremely rude, dumb and completely useless, he didn’t introduce himself but he sounded African-​American and I’m not exaggerating when I say that he’s a complete idiot and I honestly don’t know how and why he got the job. I’d give him 0 stars!
I calmed myself down and went on Google and I’ve found the closest MADD location. I called in and a extremely nice young lady Georgina helped me out. I met with her the next day and told her about my previous bad experience and she pretty much told me that they have received a lot of complains regarding the idiot I’ve described in the first paragraph.
I will still give 5-​start to MADD overall because of what they do and because of Georgina and other people I met in the office. With that being said, please track down and fire that %^&@#$#!

okay, so this update applies to the PG county MADD division. they definitely had their act together. i arrived 30 minutes prior to the 6:30 PM check-​in. NO LINE! it was such a stark contrast to my experience with the MOCO division. the panel began immediately at 7 PM, and our speaker, Leslie Thompson, was great. the story she told was sad and heartfelt, and something i could relate to. she gave me a lot to think about, and i can say with certainty that i will not be making the same mistakes again.

Ok well I had to write after reading Brian C’s. and I totally know where he is coming from and that long line!
I was arrested for a DUI in ¹⁰⁄₀₆ and the fine that he listed and punishment/​jail etc was the same for me… Let me tell you YES that LINE is long for M.A.D.D. course as there is only 1 every month I think and of course all the DUIs esp after the New Year head there and YES plan ahead and get there like 3−4pm. I did and even I was 55 in line or so. (
I was lucky enough to have the class the same night as my court date so I just got a book and sat down and waited.
The class was a REAL eye opener and I never really considered the consequences of my drinking and driving till the lights when on behind me!
The MADD instructors are not a bunch of bitter women (some might be) but hearing how bad someone they loved was killed by a drunk driver really wised me up
Almost a year later now even friends and family are extremely cautious about driving after a drink and if we have more than 2 glasses of wine (which is almost a.08 = mandatory dui charge) we take a cab/​bus back home and drive in the morning.
With that being said… DRIVE SOBER! and if you are a celebrity with the cash WHY would you in the first place even think of nothing less than a limo???
Very sad article in LA Times