A 24-year-old Cowra man has been disqualified from driving for three months and fined $200 for driving a motor vehicle with an illicit drug present in his blood.
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According to police facts Ryan William Francis Sullivan of Casuarina Close was stopped around 12.05am on September 10, 2016 in Yass for the purpose of a random breath test and drug test.
Sullivan’s breath test returned a negative reading while his oral fluid test returned a positive reading to meth.
A sample of saliva was provided by Sullivan at the Yass police station and was tested by a Drager drug test 5000 device and returned a negative reading to THC and Meth the remainder of the sample was sent to the NSW Forensic and Analytical Science Service at Lidcombe which returned a positive test to Methlamphetamine.
Drive with illicit drug present
A 39-year-old Cowra man has been fined $150 and disqualified for three months at Cowra Local Court.
Matthew Christopher Bates of Dungaleer Street pleaded guilty to driving a vehicle while an illicit drug was present in his blood.
According to police facts Bates was stopped around 5.40pm September 30, 2016 by police in Yanco for a random breath test and drug test.
Bates’ breath test returned a negative result however his oral fluid test returned positive to cannabis. A secondary test at the Narrandera police station returned a positive result to THC.
When asked about his drug taking at the time Bates said he had smoked the day before.
Bates’ solicitor Clive Hill said that Bates was a longtime user of cannabis and would have to change his ways and was attempting to do this with the help of his GP and counseling.
Drive with illicit drug present
A 25-year-old Cowra man has been disqualified from driving for three months and fined $150 at Cowra Local Court.
Jack Matthew Scott of Redfern Street pleaded guilty to driving a vehicle while an illicit drug was present in his blood.
According to police facts Scott was stopped around 12.10pm on December 21, 2016 by police for a random breath test and drug test.
His breath test returned a negative reading while his oral fluid test returned positive to cannabis and meth a secondary test at the Cowra police station returned a positive reading to THC and meth.