A man caught drug-driving at South Australia



A man has been caught driving his child to the first day of school in Adelaid,  South Australia while on drugs.

While driving with three children and a female passenger, the 37 year old  was caught taking drugs and when tested he is positive to the drug methylamphetamine in the city's south this morning police said.




Source: AAP

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