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Man Banned for 23 Months After Drunk Driving

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Bristol man loses license for 23 months after dangerous drunk driving, exceeding legal limit by nearly four times, and causing potential hazards on the road. Court imposes heavy fines and surcharges, as police intensify efforts to combat drink driving and ensure safer roads.

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Man Banned for 23 Months After Drunk Driving

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Man Banned for 23 Months After Drunk Driving. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 3rd, a 32-year-old man from Fish Ponds in Bristol has lost his driving license for 23 months after getting caught drunk. Behind the wheel, Anthony Mirou was almost four times over the alcohol limit when he swerved into a one-way sign endangering other drivers. Officers stopped him just before midnight on Friday, January 16th, a long winter-stoke road. His reckless moves included ignoring junctions and veering onto the pavement before pulling over. The breath test revealed 136 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of breath, far exceeding the legal limit of 35 milligrams. The officer on scene noted it as one of the highest readings he'd encountered, with driving that clearly matched the level of intoxication. On Tuesday, February 24th, Bristol Crown Court handed down the ban after his guilty plea, along with fines and costs totaling 700, 32 pounds, and a 261-pound victim search charge.

Drink driving ranks high among the fatal five factors behind deadly crashes, and Avon and Somerset Police are ramping up enforcement to cut those, risks, and promote safer roads.

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