Drink driver arrested after road blocked following collision at Lymm

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UPDATED: A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after a head on collision involving two cars resulted in a Lymm road being blocked this evening.

The road traffic collision took place on Eagle Brow, resulting in a road closure.

Eye witness reports say the “head on” collision involved two cars.

The road is now passable.

Police have confirmed a male has been arrsted on suspicion of drink driving following the incident.

 

 


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  1. WHAT AN IDIOT…WHY DO PEOPLE NOT THINK !!

    DEAR IDIOTS…..

    DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE YOU MIGHT KILL SOMEONE ELSE, IE SOMEONES SON, DAUGHTER, MUM, DAD. GRANDAD, GRANDMA, GRANDCHILD, BROTHER, SISTER, COUSIN, AUNT, UNCLE, FRIEND……….AND/OR YOURSELF TOO !!!!

    HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF YOU GOT A PHONE CALL TO SAY SOME DRINK DRIVER HAD KILLED ONE OF YOURS SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY (driver) COULDN’T BE BOTHERED TO WALK HOME OR GET A LIFT, A TAXI OR A BUS AND CHOSE TO GET BEHIND OF THE WHEEL OF THEIR CAR AND DRIVE THEMSELVES HOME.

    I hope the driver/occupants of the other car are ok and suffered no injury and that the drunken driver is banned for life !

    • Surely the time when the migration plea of “the effect of alcohol (or non prescribed drugs) affected my client’ actions” to explain away any irresponsible act social behaviour, has long passed? We know it affects drivers, there is plenty of evidence it is a contributory factor in many incidents weekend violence, let alone violence at any time.

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