Random Breath Test

After a drinking session, Craig drove his mate 50 minutes south to see his girlfriend. He drives straight into a massive Random breath test sting just over the border from Queensland, in New South Wales. Craig registers a first reading that is six times over the legal limit! Police believe this is not the first time Craig has been in this situation.

Robert's just got out of jail and bought himself an old clasped out car that's seen better days. Well, at least he claims he's bought the car when police pull him up after the car takes a swift turn into a stranger's driveway. Robert's not in the driver's seat though.

Police in Sydney's Kings Cross never rest. The bright lights restaurants and clubs attract colorful characters from all walks of life so police deal with everyone from the very well-healed through to the back street drug dealers.

Adam is driving a car that police recognise from a previous pursuit. When they try to pull him over he leaves the engine running and police approach with caution. Adam protests his innocence and claims not to have any idea of whom the car belongs to. Is the car stolen and what is Adam hiding?

Jeremy has been at the local blues festival and afterward took in a spot of fishing and drinking at a local beach. After blowing over the limit he finally admits to having had quite a few beers. Back at the police station he also confesses to having had a couple of cones of marijuana and having three previous drink driving charges in his native New Zealand.

Out in country Orange when workers knockoff for the day they head to the local drinking hole to quench their hard-earned thirst. Police watch for drivers leaving the pub and for the first time in twelve years pull up two drivers at the same time both of who are over the limit. They both pile into the police car for a cosy ride back to the station.

Highway Patrol officers have seen and heard every story and excuse there is to tell. When they notice a driver making a swift turn away from the Random Breath Testing line they immediately jump into the pursuit vehicle and chase him down. They find him walking up a side road in the direction of a parked car.

Robert's wife has just lost her job at the local council. His mates took him out to help him drown his sorrows, to say he overdid it is putting it mildly. As Police spot Robert trying to drive out of a car park his mates quickly abandon their heavily intoxicated friend.