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Snoozing driver allegedly nearly nine times legal blood alcohol limit

The driver behind the wheel of this car allegedly blew 0.434. (SA Police)
Dani Brown

A woman found asleep in the driver's seat of her car, which was still running, allegedly blew nearly nine times […]

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