A woman has lost her license for six months after reportedly being caught drink driving in Fyansford on Sunday night.
The 63-year-old was intercepted leaving a licensed business on Highland Street allegedly blowing a reading of 0.073.
She was issued with an infringement notice and had her driver’s licence suspended, the intercept forms part of Operation Raid, which sees police patrolling licensed venues to detect impaired drivers.
The woman wasn’t the only one to be caught drink driving on local roads over the last week.
A man has lost his licence for a year after blowing nearly four times the blood alcohol limit in Corio over the weekend, with the 50-year-old allegedly driving with a blood alcohol reading of 0.195.
Meantime, a 47-year-old man from Highton was lucky to be caught before hurting or killing other road users, when police allegedly found him driving erratically with a massive reading of 0.317 – more than six times the legal limit – last Wednesday night.
