A 60-YEAR-OLD man has had his licence immediately suspended after he was charged with high range drink driving on the weekend.
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The man was stopped by police on Saturday about 10.50pm on Whitton Road where he underwent a random breath test.
After returning a positive result, the man was taken to Leeton police station for a further analysis.
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This too returned a positive reading of 0.170, placing him in the high-range category.
His licence has been suspended and he was issued with a court attendance notice.
The offence of high range PCA is committed by a person who drives a motor vehicle on a public road with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.150 or above.
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