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Police nab alleged drunk driver about to drive transport truck in B.C.

The man, who was allegedly impaired, asked police to 'cut him a break.'
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Police pulled over a driver who was unable to stay in the lanes on the road and determined he was impaired.

Police officers in B.C. stopped a commercial truck driver heading into work who was allegedly drunk. 

At 6 a.m. on Dec. 4, officers with the Abbotsford Police Department noticed a driver was struggling to stay in the lane on the roadway. 

"The officer conducted a vehicle stop to check sobriety and found that the 45-year-old Class 1 driver was impaired by alcohol,” says a spokesperson.

Officers learned the man was on his way to work to drive a transport truck. 

"Can you believe that he asked us to cut him a break,” says the spokesperson. 

The driver’s vehicle was impounded for 30 days and he was issued a 90-day driving suspension.