Man charged after fleeing police breath test
A 40-YEAR-OLD Twin Waters man has been charged after allegedly failing to stop for a random breath test overnight
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A 40-YEAR-OLD Twin Waters man has been charged after allegedly failing to stop for a random breath test overnight.
Officers were conducting tests on Prestwick Dr at Twin Waters shortly after 10pm Thursday when the man allegedly failed to stop.
A police spokeswoman said officers followed the man until he stopped less than 1km away.
She said the man was charged with failing to stop, failing to provide a sample of breath on two occasions and unlicensed driving.
The spokeswoman said the man's driver licence had been disqualified by a court.
The man is due to appear in Maroochydore Magistrates Court on May 13.
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