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File image: Police officer administering breathalyzer test to driver during roadside stop.
✓ Illawarra MercuryPower & Policy

Driver charged after breath test shows 0.220 alcohol level with kids onboard

Woman arrested after breath test of 0.220, more than four times the legal limit, with two children in her car.

Why it mattersThe case highlights the serious risk to child safety when impaired drivers take to the road, and the legal consequences now facing the driver.

AustraliaThe incident occurred in NSW and reinforces ongoing road safety enforcement efforts across Australia to protect children and other road users from drunk drivers.

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