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15/08/2016

POLICE nabbed a Cranbourne P-plater for alleged high range drink driving in Hampton Park.
The Casey Highway Patrol officers stopped a Holden Commodore on Hallam Road about 4.50am on Saturday 13 August and required the man behind the wheel to undergo a preliminary breath test.
The 21-year-old allegedly returned a positive sample and was required to attend a station for an evidentiary test where police allege he provided a blood alcohol concentration of .144 per cent.
Police immediately suspended the driver’s licence and he is expected to be summonsed to court to answer drink driving offences.

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