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Drunk driver stopped by cops find pint of Guinness in cup holder

West Midlands Police tweeted: “This man is going to have a headache in interview this morning!"

Nathan Pynn by Nathan Pynn
June 24, 2019
in Automotive
Drunk driver stopped by cops find pint of Guinness in cup holder

credit;SWNS

A suspected drunk driver was caught red handed by police who discovered he had a pint of GUINNESS in the cup holder.

Officers arrested the boozy driver after finding a number of cans of stout in the man’s car in the Acocks Green area of Birmingham.

credit;SWNS

Shockingly, the driver also had a half finished pint of Guinness in the cup holder when he was stopped on Saturday (22/6) night.

Drugs were also found in the vehicle.

West Midlands Police tweeted pictures of the car.

credit;SWNS

A tweet from Acocks Green Police said: “This man is going to have a headache in interview this morning!

“A great spot and arrest last night by the team – arrested for drink drive and possession with intent to supply.”

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