OBAMA'S UNCLE ON DUI: 'I'LL CALL THE WHITE HOUSE'

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PRESIDENT Obama's uncle stunned officers busting him for drunk driving by asking to call the White House after they hauled him in.
Onyango Obama was picked up in Framingham, MA, after cops say he made a rolling stop nearly causing a cruiser to strike his SUV.
But when the officers asked him if he wanted to make a phone call he told them: "I think I will call the White House."
A police insider said: "A few of the guys thought he was crazy and had a little chuckle about, but he insisted that was related to the big man.
"Guess he had the last laugh on that one."
A spokesman for the immigration attorney Margaret Wong, who is representing him, confirmed that the 67-year-old is the president's uncle.
It turns out that Onyango Obama is the brother of Zeituni Onyango, the president's aunt, who last year won the right to stay in the United States after a deportation order.
Police say the president's uncle is originally from Kenya and is being held without bail on a detainer from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.