'One of which gave a preliminary breath test reading of 63'
Posting to their Police Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Facebook page this morning, a spokesperson shared photos of two crashed cars, both from different incidents.Read more: Downpatrick arrest after alleged assault at retail premises"Pictured are two separate RTC's both young 'R' drivers. One of which gave a preliminary breath test reading of 63.
"The message is simple. Never ever drink and drive. The worst job we as police officers have to do is having to inform families their loved ones have been seriously injured or killed on our roads. It is not worth taking the chance. "Thankfully tonight all persons involved did not sustain any serious injuries. This is a stark warning for all those who think they can drink and drive that it is not just your own life you're putting on the line but the lives of all other road users."
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