Tailgater pulled over by Assistant Police Commissioner Jeff Loy and charged with drink-driving
A MAN has been charged after he allegedly pulled in closely behind a car being driven in heavy rain by Assistant Police Commissioner Jeff Loy — who then pulled him over for an roadside breath test.
NSW
Don't miss out on the headlines from NSW. Followed categories will be added to My News.
TALK about tailgating the wrong driver.
A man has been charged with drink-driving after he allegedly pulled in closely behind a car being driven in heavy rain by Assistant Police Commissioner Jeff Loy.
The 43-year-old, who was driving north on the M1 at Cooranbong on Friday afternoon, allegedly tailgated the Northern Region Commander before passing him at high speed.
The commander followed the car before pulling it over and giving the driver a roadside breath test.
The man was arrested and taken to Morisset Police Station where he allegedly returned a breath analysis reading of 0.110.
He was charged with mid-range drink-driving and has been ordered to appear in court on September 27.
His licence has also been suspended.
True price each generation paid for their homes
An exclusive study shows just how much people paid for homes in each decade relative to the cost of everything else. See what prices really used to cost in your suburb over the last 45 years
‘Barbaric’: Viral social media craze slammed after teen’s death
A leading concussion expert has slammed the self-styled sport Run It Straight as “barbaric” and said it has no place in a civilised society.