Lee Hughes

[BensGrandad]

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Now tell me he thought no one was injured. I am sure that if you are involved in an accident and the police suspect you have been drinking they can request a breathtest or take you to the nick for a blood test. If you don't you can be charged with failing to provide a breath test. I don't think it is a case of they may or may not bother! .

They could only breatherlyse him if he was at the scene of the accident or could be found, whether it be in hospital at his home down the pub or whereever. If his 'uncle' had taken him to Bristol and kept him indoors for 3 days they couldnt breatherlyse him if they didnt know where he was. 3 days later he comes to and goes with his solicitor to the police and walks out with a driving charge at the most but not causing death through drunken driving. It is a legal loophole and standard get out but as it has been used a few times the police will try to invoke you into proving that you hadnt in fact lost your memory and knew what you were doing.

 

[DerbyGull]

...breatherlyse...

It's breathalyse dear.

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

I thought it was nice of him to chop his studs down on that player's face last night.

 

[RSBLUEANDWHITEARMY]

Every one has a past now give the guy a break he has done his time in jail just let him get on with his life.

Yes everyone does have a past but not one of a drink driving accident where you run from the scene.... he's scum end of

 

[Grassman]

I am 150% anti drugs and would willingly report anybody I knew, irrespective of who they were, to be in possession or dealing them end of story.

Grass! Did I just hear the sound of a dozen toilet chains being pulled!

 

[brightonbc]

Not for me thanks, he may be a good player but i couldnt support him for what he did, no matter how long or how many goals he would score in the blue and white stripes...i dont like the guy...