Morning Roundup: Jan. 28, 2015

By Shawn Dwyer 01/28/15

Courtney Love admits using heroin while pregnant, Uber says service cuts down drunk driving, and man trains rabbit to deliver beer.

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Courtney Love Admits Using Heroin While Pregnant In Kurt Cobain Documentary [FOX News]
Uber Claims Ride Sharing Service Reduces Drunk Driving [Reuters]
Virginia Lawmakers Consider Decriminalizing Marijuana [Weed Blog]
Cop Pleads Guilty To Misdemeanor In 'Super Drunk' Case [MLive]
Utah Chief Justice Calls For More Drug Treatment Funding [Salt Lake Tribune]
Drunk Driver Hits Police Car Dealing With Other Drunk Driver [AP]
Suspected Drunk Driver With Eight Previous DUI Arrests Kills Four In Crash [KHOU]
Man Trains Pet Rabbit To Deliver Beer On Cart [Huffington Post]

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