David Warner convicted of drink driving after seat swap attempt
Former Australian Test cricketer David Warner has been convicted of drink driving after attempting to swap seats with a passenger to avoid an RBT in Maroubra in April. The 39-year-old blew more than double the legal limit after consuming three white wines within 45 minutes on Easter Sunday, with his wife and children in the car. Warner received a $1,500 fine, an interlock device requirement for 12 months, and has already served a driving disqualification period, marking his 14th traffic offence.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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