Drink-driver David Alan Snow fined after vehicle rollover near Narrikup in WA’s Great Southern

A 62-year-old man rolled his vehicle less than three hours after his licence was suspended for drink-driving. David Alan Snow did not appear in Albany Magistrates Court on Thursday but entered two endorsed pleas of guilty for excess 0.08 and no authority to drive. Police prosecutor Sergeant Dave Loverock told the court Snow was driving in a northerly direction on Lower King Road about 1.30am on July 1, when he was stopped by police and breath-tested. He returned a reading of 0.111 and was served a licence disqualification notice from July 1 to August 30. About 4.15am on the same morning, Snow rolled his vehicle on Albany Highway in Narrikup. Police attended the crash scene, where he was charged for driving with a suspended licence. Magistrate Evan Shackleton fined him $2200 and disqualified his licence for 23 months.