Cheats and Chancers Motorway Cops

Tonight. Nothing. Smell like vodka. A van full of vodka. Are is it.

bottles look cloudy. As the Motorway Cops mount an operation

against the cheats. Who are you. Who do you think I am? And the

chancers. I know it is stupid. I shouldn't do it. They caught you

last year. What is your name. name you have given me has no

driving licence. You take the risk and at those times you never know

where we are and we could be in the weirdest place at the weirdest time

that. Would be the right time for us and the wrong time for you.

drivers stick to the rules. But there are other s who chance their

arm committing offences and hoping they will never get caught. It is

up to to Motorway Cops to look out for those who take risks. When

you're on patrol, you're always looking for things, to generate

your own workload. And that is how we operate. We will go for what we

think will get us the best result and take a dangerous driver off the

road. Motorway copse rich and Angus are following a -- Motorway Cops

Richard and Angus are following week. If we hadn't seen it, we

would haven't believed I. The chase was on. But it wasn't difficult.

They have seen some ropey means of transport, but this takes the

biscuit. It is a barrel. With the side. Supported by a gallon drum.

And more astonishing is what is inside. The trailer is a mobile

kennel. We thought this is a guy having a laugh. But they're

concerns this could be a death trap. There noise mud guards. I don't

know if there is indicators. We shall find out. See if he has any

brake lights. Not much of anything. No indicators. Now it has been

stopped the police have another concern. Oh it's a bloody

Rottweiler. Over to you! When it comes to unspeblgting - inspecting

vehicles, PC Nairn is a Rottweiler himself. We don't know whether it

is amusing or seriously dangerous. Did you make that yourself? Yes.

Where is the brake light? suspect working too well. Where is

the indicators? You can can see them. I can see themment but

they're no' flashing. The flashing thing has stopped work. The flashy

thing? You don't have any red reflective material. Where is the

mud guards? I didn't have any. has to have mud guards. You can't

have the wheels exposed. We don't have any electrics apart from that.

Usually, but not today. Do these work? This broke the other night.

Everything seemed to be just happening today and he was going to

get them fixed. Or it has just broken. Does that one work? That

shorted out when it stopped. It is crazy to go on to the motorway with

a thing like that, which to anybody wouldn't seem safe to ride in a

playing field, let alone on a highway. Some of it is in order.

Where does the cigarette lighter go to. GPS. Is was the only thing that

was modern and work. Have a seat in the car now. What does the dog have,

if it wants to lie down? There is plenty of room.Less Not wearing a

crash helmet. There was no protection around the whole for --

hole for dog, in case is fell. If the barrel was to overturn, if he

was to avoid some traffic, the dog could have been seriously injured.

It is no' the dog's fault. He didn't ask to be there. I felt

sorry for him being stuck in a an oil drum. Is he friendly? Yes, ve

very. You should have goggles. Apart from sending off to America

for something there is nothing available. He decides to escort

them to the nearest services. But it is to become clear how

vulnerable they are. As he started to move, because of the fact he had

no mirrors or indicators, he was pulling on to the inside lane then

a truck come back and we looked at him and thought, there will be

something happen. This guy will get wiped out in front of us. There is

no way we can turn a blind eye to this. He is taking too many chances.

It would be wrong to let him continue any further. For his

safety and the dog's. The dog's more than anything else. At the

services the biker will find out what punishment PC Nairn will dish

out. It looks like Wallace and Gromit. You could put that in a

In the early hours the motorways are less busy. But while others

sleep, there are plenty of chancers about keeping the cops on the go.

PC Jess Rojek and Alan Colman are approaching the end of their shift.

You're looking forward to getting to your bed. It is 7 and you have

to be aware something could happen and you have to deal with that.

car in front is putting paid to their thoughts of bed. It was the

ends of the night shift and I saw this week and it was literally text

book, this is a drink driver. to have a chat with him. There are

people on the road who commit offences to try look to commit

offences, or risk it, when they think the police are probably at

their busiest or won't be about and probably 6am they think that we're

all tied up with paperwork, or going home. Hello mate. Stopped you

because you were wandering. tired. Have you had a drink?

twopbt a friend's party. You have had a drink. -- went to a friend's

party. Have a seat in the car for a second. He has had a drink this

bloke. I could see he is stragering and it is obvious that she has had

a drink. The question is how much has he mad? Morning. How are you?

How much have you had to drink stkph? A couple? Right. I now how

someone acts when they have, when they're over the drink drive limit

and how it smells on their breath and how their eyes are glazed and

you just know. I require you to provide me with a spokesman of

breath into the breath test device. Are you willing to provide that?

Yes. Long blow. Keep going. Keep going. You did it. You have failed,

it is 56 and the legal limit is 35. That is a fair way above. This man

in particular should know better. What do you do? I'm a staff nurse.

The job he does, he's I'm sure he has dealt with a number of patients

and victims of serious road collisions, which could have been

caused by drink drivers. So he's seen the other end of it. One of

the consequences this time is a trip to the police station for a

further breath test and until he gets there, he won't be allowed to

use his phone. Switch that phone off for us? No, switch your phone

off. I need to let my girlfriend know. You can't have contact with

anyone. You haven't arrested me. Yes we have. Give me the phone.

You're not contacting anyone. You're under arrest. Listen...

can co-that -- do that from the police station. We will take him to

station and put him on a more accurate machine that will tell us

what he has got. He can hardly stand up. He nearly tripped up over

there. A danger on the road. People like that shouldn't be on the road.

And what is more shocking than anything, he is a nurse. You take

the risk and you have a Rhys thank we won't find you. On this occasion,

we did. So at those times you never know where we're. We could be in

the weirdest place at the weirdest time, which will be the right time

for us and the wrong time for you. While the drink driver is taken to

the police station, 15 miles south the biker who risked life and lum

by taking his mobile kennel is being dealt with. I need to give

you a ticket for this. And then I have done my bit. Can you get on

the phone and start jacking up recovery. I would prefer to do it

inside. And then an oil leak and the rider's spur of the moment

repair. That sprung up before you stopped me. That is stopping it

spurting on your leg. To keep it off me skin. Less trying to protect

his leg from getting burnt and wraps a towel around the cylinder

led. If you're riding that, it is not worth taking its on the road.

But the dangerous state of the bike has not hit home yet. Just a few

teething problems. With the engine. And the lights. Yes. And the oil

leak and stuff. Oh well. Braver man than me. But this knight of the

road is going no further. What is lapping if you hand your licence in,

-- happening is if you hand the licence in you will get points. It

has not got a great deal going for it. You're caught over a barrel!

Please don't think about going back on the roads. We have cameras and

it makes our job easier, but also busier. PC Nairn isn't known for

his leniency. We could have thrown the book at Lumb. He could have

gone to court and been given a huge fine. But you have got to cut him

some slack. We have disChris. His - - discretion. How old is she?

She is a lovely dog. How often has she travelled in it. Once or twice

a week. In Wales. Where they don't see you. Tonight somebody's phoned

it n we can't turn a blind eye. It is still an offence. OK mate.

care. The biker knows he has been give an break. I was getting often

good. I wasn't really aware it was dangerous. I knew the lights could

have been better. Rather than actually dangerous. There are

people who take chances. They take chances with the condition of the

vehicle or the driving or their no insurance or bald tyres and think

they have got away with it today. But we're always out there looking

for them. As one man and his dog park up to wait for the recovery

truck, 20 miles away in Birmingham the medic in trouble for drinking

and driving is in custody. But because of his row fegs, an

unpleasant surprise is in surprise. What do you do? A manager. Because

you informed me that you a registered nurse, I have to it will

you that this is a notifiable occupation and the police may have

to float if I your employer of your detention. -- notify your aemployer

of the detention. A ban is looming and his job may be on the line.

is somebody in a position of trust as a member of the napers you're

one of those people and therefore what would -- NHS, you're one of

those people and if you're arrested we will inform your employer that

you have been arrested and what the offence it. Sorry it doesn't make

good entertainment. I'm not as A I couldn't live with myself if I

took someone's life because I couldn't be bothered to get a taxi

home or make alternative arrangements. Will legal limit is

there to five. Anything over that you're in trouble. Although he blew

56 on the roadside, the result of the more accurate breath-test is

the one that is used in court. He is still more than 40% over the

limit. He has the option of one more test. Because you have caught

between 40 and 50, you have an option, if you wish to do so, to

have it replaced by a specimen of blood. It is another chance to get

off, but a slim one. You want to give a specimen of blood? OK.

blood alcohol level and the body goes down by seven points an hour,

but this extra test usually comes up positive as well. My experience

of the last few drink-drivers, they have all come back were the limit

anyway. So maybe it is a bit of a waste of time, doing it. It is a

second chance that is wasted when you could just charge them and send

them to court anyway. Each blood test costs around �80 and is paid

for by the police. The option to go to blood was introduced when

breathalysers were not as accurate as they are today. A recent

government report has proposed that these blood tests are abolished. It

will be at least three hours before he is sober and free to go, and up

to six weeks before he knows there is also of his blood test. If you

can pop your shoes off, and leave them outside. It has been an extra

long stretch of duty, and PC Jess Rojek is ready for some sleep. But

has been the best part of two hours, on the Endeavour 12 were shut, saw

14 hour shift. The day shift cops have already turned out. At their

base in Perry Barr, in Birmingham, they are on a special operation

targeting white vans. How are you? At issue unlucky day today. We're

doing an operation looking at all types of transit vans, making sure

they are roadworthy and not running on a legal duel, making sure

drivers are all legitimate. Con for it a popular belief we do not have

it in for white vans. People seem to believe we do, but what we have

found is that a lot of things come to light from these fans simply

because of the volume of them and what they do. The cops have joined

forces with Customs and Excise and VOSA. We just want to make sure

that because roadworthy. It is estimated them up over 2.5 million

white bands in Britain. The Motorway Cops find that many of

them should not be on the road, were still there are drivers taking

the chance of not getting caught. was a disqualified driver for years

ago but I have not applied back on my licence yet. I was sure you more

respect than that. No you what! A thanks for your time. So UN bans

are fine, but not everyone has been allowed to go. -- some bans are

fine. -- vans. The Czech point is right next to the M6, very handy

for the cops to shepherd likely- looking vase. PCs stayed gaunt and

Kevin Whitehouse have spotted one. Not only has the van seen better

days, they think it is overloaded. We can see from the way that the

vehicle was lying on the road. We will have a look at the Springs.

the driver and a van get a going over, back at the site. Although

their initial concern was the wake of the load, the customs officer

has found another problem. You've got no people work for this?

Nothing? No receipt from when you bought it? Have you just bought it?

The problem is in sight. 600 bottles of lager hall. To palace of

vodka. -- of alcohol. Two palettes of Booker. -- vodka. We're just

making sure that he can produce receipts, and that duty has been

paid. If he has bought the vodka from a genuine supplier, he should

have some documents with him. have got no paperwork? We have to

prove to us. For every 1.5 bottle of -- 1.5 litre of vodka sold the

government takes one per and 65 of duty. But other vodka is produced

which has passed off as genuine without any duty being paid, and it

is estimated the garment loses �1 billion per year as a result. --

the Government. The had no people work for it. And you're talking

potentially thousands of pounds of stock that he could not account for.

When we spoke to him, he said he had bought it from a chap off the

back of a lorry in a field. label suggests it is a legitimate

brand, but an inspection increases the suspicion that it is fake what

can make to look genuine. The vodka is cloudy. It is not a sterile

So and that by looking at that, it looked cloudy. Normal walker is not

cloudy, not any blocker that I have had in the past, not that I drink

much of it. But it is not clear, it is not bought the, what else is it?

-- not vodka. While they try to establish whether the board catch

his stake, the white van is rounded. Three miles away, two other PCs are

looking for other drivers a chance their arm. Because they no these

people are the ones who often have more to hide. We are pig believers

in that if you stop someone for alighting defect, somebody not

wearing their belt, it will lead to a much bigger things. Even the

slightest offences catch their eye. Has he not got insurance?

driver in the green card has failed to put his seatbelt on. -- the

green car. What a plonker. Hello, sir, we are speaking to you about

why you are not wearing your seatbelt. Whilst the car the Stuart

Broad effects, information on it is The owner is a woman. Is it your

own car? It is my sisters, or my brother and more. Do you have any

exemption for not wearing a seatbelt? No, sir. So, OK, today,

you going to receive a fixed penalty for the offence. You say

that it is not your car. Have you got a car, yourself? He yes, I do.

What sort of insurance to you have? Fully comprehensive. Within a

minute of a person giving you details you know if they have been

genuine or not. As a policeman, you get a feeling for it. Do you have

your driving licence with you? I don't. And this man, straight

away, sending out all the wrong signals. Do you have any other

identification? A bank card or anything? Nothing. Most people have

Documentation, a wallet or something similar. If you have not

got one, that arouses my suspicions. What is your name? Shazan. My

licence is fully comprehensive. Motorway Cops are pretty sure that

he is lying. The have got cheques that we can make in a car that he

could not do years ago. You start building up a history of somebody

and quite often walked they are telling you does not match that.

Whose car is it? It is his brothers. It is the family cars. That is

either my sister is register of, or it is going to be BLEEP. What is

the registration number of your car? M14 HMS. I always see it as

quite a challenge. I enjoy these type of stocks because you know

there is something now. In a -- any points on your licence? I have got

nothing. Are you sure about that? How old is that? You must remember

getting points on your licence. Honestly, I could not. On my

insurance I have no points. You are telling us the truth? Yes, man.

This issue opportunity to tell us the correct details. If we take you

to the station and you have given us the wrong details you are in

trouble. I am being 100% genuine. You must have some idea. I don't

have nothing on me, I don't even have any cash on me. Normally, when

people sit in the car, with and a couple of minutes we can confirm

who they are without any doubt. You have started to put some doubt in

our minds about your identity. Whilst they try to find out if he

is who he says he is, at the Motorway Cops base, the operation

targeting dodgy white vans is still going on. The officers are

continuing to examine the vodka they suspect his fate. Can we crack

open the bottles and smell it? something they normally do on duty.

In smells salty. We thought there was something not quite right.

does not smell of anything, does it? It smells more like Bacardi.

What can does not smell. The label says that duty has been paid, but

the customs man is not convinced and is getting specialist help from

headquarters. They are saying that, with this sticker, it is not a

sticker on top of it. It looks as if it is part of the label, to make

it look legitimate. They cannot be 100% sure if the vodka is

legitimate without a proper test, but the label seems forged, meaning

that duty has never been paid. It It is bad news for white van man.

Are they OK? No I'm going to detain the van and the alcohol. Is Is it

real. You don't know They maybe doubts about the vodka. But the

cops have found something about the drive. He has got a previous in

2002 for offering goods under-the- counter fit act. The customs office

is on the phone Tothing - totting up the amount of duty payable if it

was legitimate. It is �8,000 in duty. �8,02. He has paid �1,300 for

lot. How much for a bottle. Tener. How many was there? Frpbgs 600. You

would have made a four grand profit. It would have been a good Christmas.

You would kill someone with that. He didn't bat an eye lid that we

had seized the product off him. He must have plenty of other things on

the go as well. You don't seem that fussed. Well you know, things come

and go. You have to take it easy. He is philosophical and it seeps

you win some and you lose -- seems you win some and lose some.

minute he was thinking about the amount he would make and then he is

in our yard we're caling over the van and kus -- crawling over the

van and customs decide that is ours now. Four miles away the driver who

has been stopped is still being questioned about his identity. They

don't believe he is who he say he is. The information I have had over

the air, from what I know about your driving licence you're not

telling me the truth. To be honest. Who are you. Shazan plea ya.

say you have no points. -- Mia. You would know about the points.

couldn't. Unless they're old. They're not old. Within how many

years? They're this year. reason they give you false details

is because they have done something they want to hide. Your don't know

what you will get. But you know that the person's given you the

wrong details. I couldn't even remember. Well your last one shows

you have points for speeding in August. If I had got points for

speeding. Was that on the motorway. It doesn't malter where, you would

remember. It is only a few months ago. Three points, oh man. He is

running out of answer and will have more trouble explaining what PC

Nijjar has found in the car. found a letter from the courts. And

he had come from the the courts and received a �60 fine and three

points. And that was in a different name. That is my brother's details.

There is other papers. Why are you carrying your brother's details.

is my sister's car. Has your brother been arrested before?

couldn't speak for him. How are you. I'm the person on the Scripps,

Shazan Mee ya. How many times do I have to say. -- person on the

script, Shazan Mia. How many times do I have to say. You say you're

that person. Who do you think I am. I don't know tell us. How old is

your brother. Which one. This one? 22, 236789 How old are you? I'm 26.

When. Just gone basically. Just gone. He wasn't going to play ball

with us, the only option was to be to take him to the station. I got

out to bring him out in case he had anything that could do us harm.

in there my friend. Right. attempt to pass himself off as his

brother has backfired big time. You're lying to us. You're under

arrest for obstructing a police officer. I'm angry with him for

really... Getting himself into trouble that he didn't need to get

into. It seems pointless. It seemed pointless, because yes, he is

committing offences, no insurance, it is a motoring offence. It is not

a criminal offence. See how good you look for lying. I asked you

several times. I don't know. have got people like that you know

are lying, that think they can pull the wool over your eye and they

know better than yourselves. I hope we will deal with him and he will

get the punishment he deserves. reason for his pretence is simple.

Is what why you have given us false detail, because you have no

insurance. Yes. But it has got him into more serious trouble. You're

getting yourself a criminal record just for muck us about. I thought

it was worth the risk, I would be banned. There will always be people

who will give it a run and some no doubt have got away with minor

offences, and as a result, the word gets around, give it a go. But

we're a bit clifrer than that. These -- cleverer than that. There

is a 99% hit rated with people now. One key piece of technology is

automatic number plate recognition. The motorway cops have incar

cameras to read number plates. Giving them an immediate alert if a

car needs to be checked out. insurance. Get him to stop. They

have finished with the white van operation. And they're now on the

Aston express way in Birmingham. According to their data, the car

that has passed them isn't insured. Hello there. Morning. Is it your

car? Yes. On the express way we have act vaipted a camera which

flags up it has no insurance. We have got bemind you and checked it

out with our control room staff and they have very if I there is no

insurance. Can you pop out? late. Well you are. You want to pop

United. We will keep you as little time as possible. Grab a seat.

Though he is late for work he still has questions to answer before he

can be on his way. Who are you insured with. It is the co-

operative. How much do you pay a year for inshuens? On this one it

is suppose to be 200 something. you pay Monty. Yes. How much?

�25. Do you know if the payments are coming out? Yes supposed to

come out of my debit. Suppose to, do you know if they are coming out?

They should be coming out. Do you check iting arely? No, I have got

no -- Do you check it regularly? I have too time. We have all got

thing we would rather been doing. But some of these things have to be

done. It is PC Gaunt here. Hello we have got a vehicle stop showing no

insurance. Can you give me a check on it. PC Gaunt is checking the

detailers with the motor insurers bureau. It is 929. He is says the

Korp. - ecoop. Can you tell me how many letter they have sent out. It

is usually three. There is a problem. We will give him the good

news. Thank you. Bye. The insurance bureau have made inquiries with the

Co-Op and the policy was cancelled on 19th August for non-payment.

is it cancelled? You haven't been paying. I have money on my bank

account and they should take it. Well all can I go by is what they

have told me. When they dance alpolicy, for non-payment -- cancel

a policy for non-payment, they sends letters. Don't just send one

letter out. They send three to say you're in danger. The thirds one

says it has been cancelled. It is not a one offer. I think it was x

Kuzes. The driver will pay a harsh penalty. The vehicle does haven't

insurance as far as can I verify at this stage. So what we're going to

do is seize the vehicle. It will go into a police compounds. And we

will explain how you can get it back. How will I reach the home?

The work? Bus, taxi, walk. We are going to take you to a garage and

that is where it will stay until you pay a recovery fee and a

release fee. You have said to me you don't check. No I don't check.

Noiv time to check. Sorry. I know I have got money in on bank account.

I don't have time to do a lot of things. It has cost him six points

a fine and �150 to get his car back.Less Too business to sort this

out now. You can phone the garage and take the car. I'm not taking

this. I have no time to co-that -- do that. You will have to find time

to buy a new car how. -- now. busy he is signing his car away.

You realise that they will just do whatever they want with it.

thing is, I have got no time to come and go to the garage and do

these forms. Just scrap it. threw his dummy out of pram.

Gaunt also has no time for his excuses. It is always somebody

else's fault. It astounds me. It is not our fault you're not insured.

It is your fault. You didn't sort it out. It is a simple answer, go

to courts and tell them you don't have time to get insluerd. They

would love it. We understand, you're a busy man. I know it's

expensive, but that is life. Get the bus if you can't afford

insurance. 9.30pm and some time before the pubs and clubs kick out.

But some have a few after leaving work and gamble on not being

stopped. PC Kevin Whitehouse is on pral and they have had a call about

a break down. -- patrol. For some reason the member of the public has

rarted -- reported they think the driver has been drinking. The cops

don't usually deal with break downs, but a report of drink driving calls

for an immediate response. We're looking for a black car. There is a

female. There it is there. On the left. A tyre there. Ore dear, it

has lost it. This incidents is more serious than they first thought.

There was debris in the roads and people milling around. It was a

dangerous place to be. The priority is to make sure everyone's safe and

then to locate the driver. There were other people around and all

indicated to the lady as being the driver of the car and it was

apparent she had been drinking. Come and have a seat sit in the car.

Hello there. It is a situation that needs careful handling. She is not

only drink but upset. What happened? Sorry? Yeah. Yes what?

is not right what happened. What did lap? -- happen. I think the

wheel is down on there, do you wants to sort it out. Sorry what

happened? Yeah. You tell me what happened. I can't hear. Yes. Gosh.

I should have never come to England. Never. Don't worry about coming to

England, tell me what happened tonight. Tonight it wasn't right

what I did. What did you do? You have drunk? Yes. Were you driving?

Yes. They're checking the damage. Got a deflated tyre. If you look,

the front near side tyre is detached. I think it was back down

there as we came. So I don't know what has gone on. Whether she has

come around the corner and struck the barrier. There is damage to the

body work there and so we need to get this recovered. We will speak

to the driver and see what has What happened here? A I think I

could not manage... You could not manage to get round the corner.

Despite losing a wheel, she has carried on a few hundred metres

before stopping. It is fairly unusual for the Wales to come off,

pointing to the fact that she was travelling too quickly, and the

amount of the impact she has had has brought it to come off.

long ago did you have your last drink? A about one our goal.

have said that you have had a drink. And they can smell the I'll call on

you drink -- or your breath. That is fine. A but, what may not be

fine is her future employment. The you know what? I work for the NHS.

I am a manager. Yep to another driver who should know better,

taking a chance, drinking and driving. What is your name? I am so

silly, I am so silly. Is it a party you have been to? Just out with

nobody. What we are going to do, we're going to do this breath test

on you. What you need to do is take a deep breath, breed in. And keep

going, keep going. Thank you. White, as you thought, you have had

something to drink. You have provided me with a positive breath

test, showing that you are over the drink-driving limit. You are under

arrest on suspicion of drink- driving. You do not have to say

anything. Sue has blown 80, that is twice the legal limit of 35.

you put your seat belt on for me? Yes. We have one female adult in

custody. She has clearly had a lot to drink. You do not have a barrier

and lose a wheel, and drive down the road unless you have had quite

a lot to drink, to be honest. It is a bit sad. It is wrong, it kills

people, drink-driving, you just don't do it. Oh my God. It has

happened. We just have to deal with what has happened now. I know that

it is stupid and that I shouldn't do it. It is all now a finally

sinking in. And I should know better, I should know better. I am

a nurse, patient their purpose. And I am now at a police station. That

is all right. Why not? Some offenders think they can get away

with it time and time again, until, one day, or one night, their luck

ones out. Before she became a motor report, PC won't -- PC Jess Rojek

was on the beach in Small Heath, an area of Birmingham. We were going

round mile patch where I used to work. Before the motorway. -- my

old patch. I saw a car where I could see that the driver was not

wearing a seatbelt. That is the The driver is not just failing to

wear his seat belt. It has been discovered from the police database

that he has also failed to get insurance. The car was 12 years old,

another reason that PC, and is keen to take a punt -- another look.

find that people driving older cars tend to commit offences. Because it

is a �100 car they do not insure it, because the insurance out ways the

value of the car. Why pay �1,000 insurance for a car that is worth

�200? But, PC, and is not prepared for the man who gets out. -- PC

Coleman. Her though, jump in. It is the white van man! What is your

name? Do you have ID? No, I haven't. Immediately, it was obvious these

two knew each other. But not according to the man. A are you

sure your name is not Munir Hussain? 100%. What is your name?

Shakira Nadia. Water records often come across persistent offenders

but this is especially memorable for PC common. We were with the BBC

at the time we stopped this man. And that programme was on for weeks

ago. You don't remember me? 100%? Take your glasses off. Have a look

of it there. Look that way. You don't remember me at all? What is

your real name? Munir Hussain? has made a schoolboy error with his

idea. You have got now driving licence. He is using someone else's

name, and he has got no licence. If you are going to use somebody's

details you want them to be clean. Do you remember re-arrested you

with a white van and we went to court with you? Yes or no? If you

carry on flying, I am going to arrest you for attempting to

pervert the course of justice. Don't be silly. You are on national

television. I went to court with your last year. What is your name?

Shaqeel Nazir. It is Munir Hussein. I wanted him to have some honesty,

but he would not tell me. We do not believe who you are, so you are

under arrest. PC Coleman has some idea why the man is refusing to

come clean. Are you busy? I knew he was disqualified because he had

previous dealings with me, and I knew that he was disqualified. You

come up to me in court and said, no hard feelings! For whatever reason

he was never going to tell Alan what his name and date of birth

were. So he knows who you are, you know you are, why don't you just

say who you are? And your date of birth? So, first name is Munir

Hussain, birth date 290478. must have recognised me? How could

you forget? Why is this the jackpot for me? With the camera crew again,

come on. I am telling you now, you have been in front of us... The it

was just a spooky coincidence. about being in the wrong place, at

the wrong time. But that is what happened. He was not having a good

ear. At Aston police station in Birmingham, it is not looking good

for the drink-driver who crashed on the motorway. She is being brought

Black coat. The its, a black pad. He every prisoner is subjected to

the same routine, including a detailed description of their

clothing. But some make more of it than other. Black boots. Do you

want to know my knickers, or my What is that? I am a woman.

Exasperation is what I think it is. I have been married for a loan time,

I am used to women sign. But then the playful manager changes. I want

to see my solicitor straight away. The breath test procedure cannot be

delayed in order for you to speak to your solicitor. A I want to see

my solicitor, now. I think she is used to being in the driving seat,

telling people what to do. But she's in the custody block and had

to do what she is told. What are you doing? Oi! It is quite bad,

that is a word that I have learned in England. You look at these

people who have high profile jobs, and you think, you should know

better. And you want to tell them that sometimes. Keep going, keep

going, keep going, keep going. Well done. OK. Deep breath in. Keep

going, keep going, keep going, keep going. Well done. Do you want to

sit down? It can make you feel like he did doing that. Your lowest

reading a 73, so you are double the drink-driving limit, basically. It

is not that funny. For I am a big criminal! I think it is very

serious. She has been lucky to escape without injuring herself and

others, and for PC Hadley, she has been flirting with disaster. There

will always be people who want to take the risk. It is not worth

taking the chance. People get killed by drink-drivers. The

consequences of that are horrible. Everybody knows that you are not

supposed to do it. Everybody knows the dangers. Campaigns have been

made for years telling people not to do it, and the results are self

evident. I have got no sympathy for people who do it. The drunk Dutch

woman was fined �460, paid �105 costs, and was banned from driving

for 17 months. The medic who was drunk at the wheel was fined �200,

had to pay �95 in costs and was disqualified for driving from 12

months. The man who had no time to check his monthly insurance

payments to seat six points on his licence and was paid �100 -- fine

�100 for driving without insurance. He was too busy to pick of his car,

which was scrapped. No further action was taken against the driver

with the other said vodka, but the van and the Booker were seized and

destroyed by customs officers. The man who gave false details because

he didn't not have insurance was fined �100, plus 65 praise for

obstructing police, and received six points on his licence. Munir

Hussain, the driver to refuse to give his real name, was fined for

driving while disqualified, having no insurance, and no MoT. He did

not collect his car, so it was scrapped. And the motor cyclist