"Officers rightly pulled over the car after noticing that a brake light wasn't working, which is dangerous not only for the occupants of the vehicle but also other road users."
"As the officers spoke to the driver, they could smell cannabis and so they conducted a drugs wipe test which he failed. The driving test was immediately terminated, the force added."
Merseyside Police stopped a vehicle during a driving test after noticing a defective brake light and poor driving on King Street in St Helens. Officers detected the smell of cannabis and conducted a drugs wipe test, which the driver failed. The 26-year-old learner driver from Wigan was found to be in possession of cannabis and was arrested. The driving test was immediately terminated. The driver was subsequently released from police custody under investigation. Police emphasized the dangers of defective brake lights for vehicle occupants and other road users.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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