A man has been arrested after reports of a drink driver being involved in a collision in Stapeley, Nantwich.
Officers were called to the scene at around 3.30pm and say they found the vehicle on Pear Tree Field.
Seven drink drive arrests were made in Nantwich as part of a Cheshire Police summer drink drive crackdown.
The number of arrests shows no decrease on the same period last year, despite other parts of Cheshire showing a reduction.
Four Nantwich drivers were arrested for drink driving in Cheshire Police’s Operation Blue Christmas.
The campaign results show an overall drop in drink drive arrests over the festive season.
Eight arrests for suspected drink driving were made in Nantwich during a summer crackdown.
Only Crewe (14), Congleton (10) and Knutsford (10) saw more in East Cheshire during a campaign which has seen more arrests made compared to 2013.
Cheshire Police gave readers an insight into their work by tweeting about every incident they dealt with. Tweets revealed prowlers in Nantwich, drink drive arrests, road accidents, drunken brawls, and stupid 999 calls.
Motorists in Nantwich were given a stark reminder of the dangers of drink-driving when a mangled car was displayed in the town. This vehicle, dubbed the “Think” car, was donated to police by the family of 21-year-old Matthew Wilson who died after hitting a tree on a rural Cheshire road.
Nantwich Police re-issued their warning to New Year’s Eve revellers thinking of drinking and driving this weekend. The town’s policing unit has joined specialist teams over the festive period to run a drink drive campaign in and around Nantwich.
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