A 29-year-old man was sentenced at Reading Magistrates' Court for driving while over the alcohol limit. He crashed his car into a tree, resulting in injuries for him and a passenger. A breathalyzer test later indicated a reading of 66mg per 100ml of breath, close to twice the legal limit. The judge noted that it was fortunate no one was harmed and expressed both Murphy's remorse and the disappointment for his actions in the racing community. His defense counsel offered a public apology.
Murphy was sentenced after pleading guilty to driving over the legal alcohol limit. His breathalyser test showed a reading of 66mg per 100 millilitres, nearly double the limit.
Prosecutor Richard Atkins stated that Murphy's actions could have resulted in serious injuries to himself, his passenger, and other road users. Luckily, no one was hurt.
Judge Sam Goozee addressed Murphy's behavior, emphasizing his luck that no injuries occurred and acknowledging the remorse shown by Murphy for letting the public down.
Murphy's defense barrister apologized on his behalf to his passenger, the public, and his colleagues, acknowledging the seriousness of his offense and his regret.
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