Drink Driving Arrest Made in Oswestry by West Mercia Police

Police stopped a car on Middleton Road Sunday night. The stop happened because of a tip. They asked the driver to use a breathalyzer. The breathalyzer showed a high alcohol level.

It was over three times the legal limit. The limit is 35 micrograms per 100 ml of breath. Officers arrested the driver, and they took the person to jail.

Another breathalyzer test occurred there. The police spokesperson described the test results. The lowest result was still higher. Police have now charged the driver. The court has remanded the driver.

Oswestry officers went to Middleton Road and found a possible drunk driver. The driver gave a breath sample, which showed 107 micrograms per 100 ml of breath. Officers arrested and took the driver into custody. The lowest test result was 121 micrograms.

Police investigated the case thoroughly. They charged the suspect and sent them to court. Police take impaired driving reports seriously. They target drivers under the influence.

Impaired driving causes serious accidents. These accidents are devastating to families.