Amusing Revelation: Driver Caught Drinking from Vodka Bottle Containing Water

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A Thames Valley Police officer encountered an amusing situation when a driver was stopped for drinking from a vodka bottle, only to reveal it was filled with water. The driver, who had been drinking from a glass bottle in favor of plastic, blew zero on a breathalyzer test. The incident led to a lighthearted Facebook post from Thames Valley Police, offering words of advice to prevent further unnecessary calls.

Key Takeaways:

  • The incident occurred in a car park in the Green Park area of Reading, where a driver was seen drinking from a bottle of vodka.
  • The driver was stopped and admitted to drinking from the vodka bottle on their passenger seat.
  • However, the vodka bottle was found to be filled with water, as the driver prefers to drink from glass bottles.
  • The driver blew zero on a breathalyzer test, indicating no alcohol was present.
  • Thames Valley Police posted a lighthearted message on their Facebook page, offering words of advice to prevent further unnecessary calls.
  • The post included a photo of the vodka bottle on the bonnet of a police vehicle.
  • The incident highlights the importance of checking the contents of bottles before consuming.

Statistics:

  • Zero breath test reading: The driver blew zero on a breathalyzer test, indicating no alcohol was present.
  • Zero alcohol detected: Despite the initial appearance of the driver drinking from a vodka bottle, no alcohol was detected in their system.
  • 1 incident: The incident was a single occurrence in the Green Park area of Reading.
  • 1 photo: The lighthearted Facebook post included a photo of the vodka bottle on the bonnet of a police vehicle.

Sources:

  • Thames Valley Police (Facebook post)
  • BerkshireLive (article "Police release CCTV images after females threw flour over man in Lidl")
  • No specific date mentioned in the Facebook post or article.