Petebog
New Member
After I was arrested on suspicion of drink driving, I showed the police my driving licence, which clearly shows my correct address. They wrote the address down incorrectly, so their paperwork, including the charge sheet I was given, and the printout from the breathalyzer machine, shows the wrong address.
Surely the only evidence they have that I am guilty of drink driving is that from the breathalyzer machine. If the printout is incorrect, then the evidence is incorrect?
Can I be convicted of drink driving on the basis of incorrect evidence like this?
The address which they have copied down, and which appears on the breathalyzer printout is a non existant address. It should read 'Fassagh Road', instead it reads 'Foster Road'.
Surely the only evidence they have that I am guilty of drink driving is that from the breathalyzer machine. If the printout is incorrect, then the evidence is incorrect?
Can I be convicted of drink driving on the basis of incorrect evidence like this?
The address which they have copied down, and which appears on the breathalyzer printout is a non existant address. It should read 'Fassagh Road', instead it reads 'Foster Road'.