Paul Coe, 34, has been banned from driving once again after being caught nearly four times over the legal alcohol limit. Coe, previously convicted of killing schoolgirl Lisa Jermy in a drunken driving incident, was found to have 130mg of alcohol per 100ml of breath, compared to the legal limit of 35mg.

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In 2007, Coe was sentenced to five years in prison after his drunken driving resulted in the tragic death of 16-year-old Lisa Jermy. Despite his previous conviction and a ten-year driving ban, Coe once again faced the court for drink-driving.

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