Legal advice on DUI traffic stop

My employer expects me to be 5 days a week 24 hours on call. If something happens at work, I need to report to work, Monday though Friday, any time of the day or night. If i have been drinking the occasional glass of wine, and I'm called to go to work, I have to. And if I get pulled over, I'll get a DUI. If I refuse to go, I'll lose my job. Should I go ahead and drive anyway, or should I sue my employer?

Last night I was at a bar and less than 5 mins after me leaving a cop pulled me over for making an illegal u-turn. I tested 0.17 after getting the breathalyzer test done.

I am currently 6 months in to my probation for a DUI that was reduced to reckless driving in May. A couple days ago, I was leaving a friend’s house and went through a police checkpoint. I had never been through one before and thought it was a wreck so I attempted to pull over because I thought the road was closed. When the police started to wave at me, I thought they were waving me through the accident. A cop car pulled out behind me, which I believed to be an officer leaving the scene so I attempted to move out of the way and hit a curb in the process. I had had 1 glass of wine and I occasionally smoke (marijuana is decriminalized in my city) but I did not have any drugs or alcohol with me. The officer came to my window, I told him I had a glass of wine but I didn’t know why I was being stopped. He asked me to step out of the car, and I started having a panic attack. When I asked if I could take a break for a second (I had already agreed to uber home regardless), the officer put my in cuffs. They proceeded to go through my purse and count all of my subscribed prescription pills, and gave me a citation for a DUI even though I did not blow above an illegal level.

So myself and few friends were out having a few drinks Beer only for me They were having shots after a hour and half I relized they were getting a little sloppy so I told them I’d get them back to there hotel so I could be on my way back to mine for the night . Well we were headed to there hotel when we all noticed a police officer was about to pass us and of course they was all nervous and noticed that he or she was turning around so we pulled into a drive way and shut the car off and exited the vehicle before the police officer got turned around and up to us. Once they did come up to us they never turned on there lights nor asked for identification or drivers lisc insurance or anything only that they had a 911 call of a possible person driving under the influence and asked if i had been drinking and if I would take a field sobriety test I said no and was immediately handcuffed for refusing never was I told of any rights I was escorted to there jail and asked to take another type of test which I declined because still I didn’t believe or understand why they even were questioning me So they signed a big Refused across a refusal form which they never signed warrant for my blood was

Charged with first offense DUI with a bac of .19%. No criminal history not even a speeding ticket since 1992. The night of the incident I received a call from a friend in need of a ride to get out of a domestic violence situation immediately. Just getting off work less than an hour prior I had a few drinks with no intention of driving. Living in a very rural area, the time of night, her not knowing many people close by, knowing her situation, I chose to give her a ride from where she lived to a hotel, about 15 miles all together. I was stopped for my Farm Use tag and it being so late at night (wasn't thinking about it at the time), the officer was very understanding seeing all of her belongings in the vehicle in trash bags, including her dog. The officer of course having to do his job had to charge me with me blowing well over the limit but stated how he felt about the circumstances and how he understood why I did drive. I was coherent and cooperative and released within an hour and a half. The officer also stated that he would make sure to speak on my behalf in court. With my BAC being so high is there any chance I could get the charge reduced?