Unconscious at the Wheel: Harry Wardens’ Drink-Drive Nightmare
Public Alert Saves Lives
On Sunday, March 12, at 12:10pm, a member of the public spotted Harry Wardens unconscious behind the wheel. They immediately alerted South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb), who rushed to the scene.
Swift Justice Delivered
Wardens faced the music and pleaded guilty to all charges. He was slapped with a 36-month driving ban and fined just £85.
PC Tom Van Der Wee said: “I’d like to thank the members of the public and colleagues from SECAmb who reported this incident to us. I would encourage anyone who suspects someone is in charge of a vehicle, driving or about to drive whilst under the influence of drink and/or drugs to call us on 999.”
Crackdown on Drink and Drug Drivers
Police officers remain vigilant all year round, hunting down selfish motorists who risk lives behind the wheel.
Drink and Drug Driving: The Risks
- Death or serious injury to yourself or others
- Minimum 12-month driving ban
- Unlimited fines
- Possible prison sentences
- Permanent criminal record affecting job prospects
- Skyrocketing car insurance costs
- Travel restrictions to countries like the US
The message is clear: don’t risk it. If you see someone driving under the influence, call 999 immediately. Lives depend on it.
