Lubelskie

2nd April 2010

They discovered five children passengers, aged from eighteen months to 13, none of whom was in a childseat or wearing a seatbelt.

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Zamosc police stopped a car in Miaczyn this Tuesday evening being driven by a drunk 33-year-old woman with her five children on board, all unrestrained, and with no driving licence. Police pulled over what they could see was an unusually crowded car in a routine check. They discovered five children passengers, aged from eighteen months to 13, none of whom was in a childseat or wearing a seatbelt.

On speaking to the mother, she explained she was rushing to buy medicine for one of the children, but her speech was slurred, so officers produced a breathalyser. Their suspicions were soon proved correct as the woman was shown to be severely intoxicated, with 0.08% alcohol in her blood.

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