Morning after drivers targeted
A hard-hitting TV commercial reissued today will spearhead the Government's Christmas anti drink-drive campaign and target 'well intentioned' morning after drivers, police say.
A hard-hitting TV commercial reissued today will spearhead the Government's Christmas anti drink-drive campaign and target 'well intentioned' morning after drivers, police say.
Devon and Cornwall Police released dramatic footage of a drink-fuelled collision as part of the force's annual drink drive Christmas campaign.
The CCTV footage shows a car, driven by a man who had been drinking, crashing into the Three Elms pub in Brixham and seriously injuring landlord Kevin O'Neil.
The driver received a 12-month prison sentence and was banned for driving for two years.
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