Twice the limit Hereford driver arrested after crashing through wall (Image: OPU Herefordshire)
EMERGENCY crews were called to two crashes in Hereford overnight (May 19).
A spokesperson for Herefordshire's Operations Patrol Unit said police were called out to attend both crashes, with both drivers believed to have lost control of their cars.
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At the first, scene, officers found a driver had lost control and crashed through a wall.
The driver was asked to provide a roadside breath test and arrested after the test showed they had 77 microgrammes in 100 millilitres of breath, more than twice the legal limit of 35 microgrammes.
The second driver, who was in Hereford's Victoria Street, had lost control due to excess speed, the spokesperson said, crashing into a sign.
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