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Michael Murphy

Cab driver jailed after being found guilty of driving whilst four times over the legal alcohol limit

(Image: Suffolk Police)

A cab driver from Bury St Edmunds has been jailed for 18 months after being found guilty of drink driving while on the way to a school run. Promise Mayo, 46, was found to be four-times over the legal alcohol limit when police stopped him after noticing his vehicle swerving in the road. The court heard that he was on his way to a school — something Mayo’s defence team denied. As well as being found four times over the alcohol limit, Mayo also had a glass of alcohol in the front of his vehicle. After taking a breathalyser test, Mayo was found to have 158 micrograms of alcohol per 100ml of breath. The legal limit is 35 micrograms. Norfolk & Suffolk Roads and Armed Police tweeted:

(Image:Twitter. Norfolk & Suffolk Roads and Armed Police)

As well as having to face an 18-month jail sentence, Mayo has also been banned from driving for three years.

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