Minnesota Cops Can Seize Your Car, Sell It And Keep The Profits, Even If You Did Nothing Wrong

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4. Not sure this is an example of "did nothing wrong"

A driver with a prior DUI is pulled over and refuses a breathalyzer test. Assuming the field sobriety test is actually legit (e.g., probable cause), the penalty for that is actually much higher (in MN) than if you take the test and fail it. The driver is arrested for a DUI either way. (Edit - in other reporting it appears that he was pulled over doing 118mph. That's likely probable cause by itself).

Since it's her car and she's in it at the time... that means she allowed a drunk driver to operate her vehicle.

That isn't "did nothing wrong". It's reckless endangerment and probably aiding and abetting.