Woman, 27, loses licence after alcohol-fuelled crash in North Adelaide
A woman has been caught driving more than four times the legal limit after crashing her car in North Adelaide overnight.
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A woman has lost her licence after she crashed her car into a pole while allegedly driving drunk in North Adelaide this morning.
Just after 1am this morning, police and emergency services were called after a car crashed into a pole on Mills Tce.
When police arrived, the driver of a crashed Hyundai sedan was not present but returned a short time later.
The driver, a 27-year-old woman from Seacombe Gardens submitted to an alcotest, which allegedly returned a positive reading of 0.227.
The woman had her car impounded and lost her licence for 12 months.
She was reported for drink driving, aggravated drive without due care, drive with a suspended licence and drive an unregistered and uninsured vehicle.
She will be summonsed to appear in court at a later date.
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