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‘Drunk’ ice cream man whipped off to custody after Devizes arrest

byDaniel Jae Webb
5 September 2023 • 5.07pm
‘Drunk’ ice cream man whipped off to custody after Devizes arrest
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A ‘drunk’ ice cream man has been whipped off to custody after being arrested in Devizes.

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Police stopped the Cadbury-branded vehicle over the driver’s lack of seatbelt today (Tuesday).

The driver of the purple ice cream van subsequently complied with a roadside breath test – which resulted 90 microgrammes of alcohol, where the limit is 35.

Wiltshire Police confirmed that the driver was arrested on suspicion of drink driving.


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