Crime
Officer Pushes for New Drinking Law Gazette
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Officer-In-Charge of the Road Traffic Department Chief Superintendent David Lockhart addressing drunk driving concerns in a University of The Bahamas Responsible Drinking Forum.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Officer-In-Charge of the Road Traffic Department Chief Superintendent David Lockhart addressing drunk driving concerns in a University of The Bahamas Responsible Drinking Forum.
Lockhart said if an officer suspects that a driver is drunk, the person must give consent for a blood or urine sample, which makes the job of an investigator quite difficult.
The officer said he is presently pushing for the gazetting of a specific law.
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