Vic Cummings wrote “I do drink&drive!”He is running for county assessor.

NewsVic Cummings wrote "I do drink&drive!"He is running for county assessor.

“I do drink&drive!”

Victor Cummings wrote that on his public Facebook account on April 11, 2010.

Cummings, who goes by Vic, was the only Democrat to file for assessor and will appear on the November ballot.

The full post reads: “I do NOT n any way shape or forum support Drunk Driving But….. I do drink&drive!” In the same thread, after a commenter told him he should stop, Cummings responded: “As long as I anit DRUNK driving… Evrythang Gucci!!! Like BuRR!!”

Screenshot of a social media post by Victor Cummings discussing drinking and driving, along with comments from Natalie Sinclair.

On August 8, 2010, Cummings wrote about watching someone get out of a moving car on Chapin Street. In the comments beneath that post, Cummings wrote that his friend ran off, and his friend could not be located for eight hours. He then wrote that he could not call the police, because doing so would have meant telling the police, in his words, “I was driving drunk & my friend fell out da car and now I can’t find em.”

A humorous Facebook post by Victor Cummings describing a funny incident of someone attempting to jump out of a moving car, with comments from friends reacting to the story.

On November 2, 2010, Election Day, Cummings wrote that he planned to smoke a joint on his way to vote.

Social media post by Victor Cummings expressing his plan to smoke a joint before voting, with a comment from Maggie Sicairos laughing and expressing hope for his well-being.

These posts remain publicly visible on his Facebook account as of September 23, 2026. Each post displays a “globe icon” indicating that a public audience can view these posts. The posts were viewable without a friend connection to the account when Redress reviewed them on September 20, 2026.

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