Apprentice's morning-after drink driving offence
Premium Content Subscriber only A morning-after drive to take friends home resulted in a young man being busted for drink driving. Kaleb Webb Rowley, 19, pleaded guilty on April 14 in Rockhampton Magistrates Court to one count of drink driving. Police prosecutor Senior Constable Peter Rumford said police intercepted Rowley driving a bronze Holden hatchback on Moores Creek Road at 7.15am on March 28 with three passengers in the car. He said Rowley told police he had drunk alcohol between 8pm and 2am the night before and was driving his friends home. Rowley, a provisional licence holder, which ...
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