Random Breath Test

In country Victoria a 4-day music festival is winding up and police are testing every driver headed home.

60-year-old Ross has a twinkle in his eye and a strictly R-rated way with words. He knocked back some Ouzo at tonight's Bingo match. He may ne high on life but is he high on anything else?

21-year-old Jay had a big party to celebrate his birthday two nights ago. But that is about all he remembers. Police are about to find out if Jay indulged in any party drugs and when he tests positive he digs his heels in and refuses to get out of the car.

A young electrician claims he wasn't avoiding the testing line when he turned into the sidestreet just before it. He says it's where he always goes for a quick secret cigarette before heading home. He also claims his drug-taking days are behind him and fails to explain a positive drug result.

21-year-old tyre fitter Jalen checked into a city hotel with his mates to see the New Year in. Trouble is after drinking in the midnight hour he may have checked out too early.

Police pull up a 51-year-old Grandad. He says in Melbourne visiting his sick Mother-in-Law. After denying he's taken any drugs he spills the beans. But it's not the law that has him worried, it's what his wife will say.

80-year-old Max has borrowed a car belonging to a man he met in the pub. He only knows his first name. What he doesn't know is that the car is displaying the wrong number-plates. His interaction with Police might show him the true meaning of friendship.

55-year-old Craig has been taking in a daily dose of cannabis since he was 14. These days he says it helps with his arthritic pain. But testing positive for drugs will cause him pain of a different kind.

34-year-old Taliesan has a 'colourful' past and has even hit the headlines in the Adelaide papers. So, when he sees the police booze bus he thought he would pull a swift one and turn into a side street. Unfortunately, police were waiting for drivers just like Taliesan. When questioned he's vague on details but police will set him straight.

Mark squeezed in 2 hours of drinking after knock-off before heading home. 4 mid-strength beers in two hours and Mark could be headed in to the danger zone.

Life hasn't been going too well for an Iraqi born 25-year-old. He saw far too much bloodshed as a young kid growing up in a war-torn country and as an adult his life is going off-course. He's using methamphetamine and tests positive. Officer Martin counsels him and encourages him to turn his life around.

29-year-old Dylan's headed home from a night out at the casino. But has he pushed his luck too far? After testing positive for methamphetamine he's taken to the police bus where he begins to doze off. Napping in the middle of a police procedure is never a good idea.

23-year-old Sophia is on her way to her Grandma's house when she encounters a big surprise. Turning down a side street to avoid police she runs into a waiting patrol car. After a couple of drinks at a festival will she regret her move David enjoyed a few beers with parents at his son's cricket match. But will this breath test find him over and out.

In suburban Adelaide, Sam took a gamble and drove without a licence…But Police called his bluff after passing a breath test. Positive for methamphetamine Sam's having a bad run… Estranged from friends, and unable to see his kids, this drug test is the final straw.

Daniel's Loaded up for a Friday night in front of the television to watch his favourite football team play. He has a carton of beer nestled on the passenger seat but trouble is he had a few at home before he ducked out to replenish his supplies.

Down on the dusty backroads of town young drivers gather to perform burnouts. Tony and his mates have come down to check out the action. But the gang happened to load themselves up with a few hearty chugs on a cannabis-loaded bong. Officer Martin is about to give Tony a few life lessons.

Mum's taxi is ferrying two teenage boys, home after a night out. She has a 6-pack of bourbon on her seat but no seatbelt on. The 42-year-old seems like your typical suburban mum but looks are often deceiving.

NBN worker Dale is off to feed his Mum's cat, but if he blows over, moggy's mealtime has to wait.

Stopped for some late-night chicken 21-year-old Matthew is in a bucket load of trouble. With a car that's seen better days, Matthew's munchy run is stopped in its tracks.

In sunny beachside Glenelg the bike police pull over best buddies Janet and Tracey. They enjoyed a pub lunch after paddle-boarding all morning. The girls enjoyed a couple of beers over lunch but were tempted when offered a third beer on the house. Will these best friends be their own worst enemies?