A mum banned for drink-driving on the school run told cops: “I just like a drink when it’s sunny.”
Katherine Fowler, 36, failed a roadside breath test after being pulled over as she went to collect her children from school.
Fowler, of Bexhill, East Sussex, told officers: “I just like a drink when it’s sunny; I only had one.”
The housekeeper was arrested on the afternoon of Thursday July 4th and subsequently charged with drink-driving.
She had 55mcg of alcohol per 100ml of breath in her system. The legal limit is 35mcg.
Fowler, who had previously been convicted of drink-driving in June 2017, was banned from the road for three years at Hasting Magistrates Court.
She was also ordered to pay a fine of £415, plus £85 costs and a £41 victim surcharge.
Fowler was among 83 people arrested as part of Surrey Police and Sussex Police’s summer crackdown on drink and drug-drivers, which ran from June 24 to July 7.
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