“Today we’re launching our drink and drug driving prevention campaign. What you are about to watch shows the devastating impact this can have on people’s lives.

💬 Assistant Chief Constable Andy Valentine said: “Drink or drug driving is completely unacceptable at any time, and catching motorists who are prepared to take such a risk continues to be a priority for us.

💬 “In recent years the number of drivers choosing to use illegal substances and drive has been increasing. With new technology available, we are able to detect drivers driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs far easier than ever before.”

Don’t drink or drug drive.”

Find more from the South Wales Police (UK, December 2019)

Today we’re launching our drink and drug driving prevention campaign. What you are about to watch shows the devastating impact this can have on people’s lives.

Don’t drink or drug drive. 🚗🍺🚫

⚠️ Warning – this video contains some graphic content.#KeepingSouthWalesSafe

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— South Wales Police (@swpolice) December 11, 2019

If you suspect someone is driving under the influence of drink or drugs, report it on 1️⃣0️⃣1️⃣, ring 9️⃣9️⃣9️⃣ in an emergency, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Don’t drink or drug drive. 🚗🍺🚫#KeepingSouthWalesSafe

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— South Wales Police (@swpolice) December 11, 2019