People urged not to get behind the wheel 'under the influence'
Police are urging people not to get behind the wheel ‘under the influence’.
Officers say they are still making arrests for drink and drug driving during the lockdown.
In a statement on Facebook they add: “If you get behind the wheel under the influence you risk your life, the lives of others and a vast array of other consequences.”
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