You drive without a license, you drink, and then you suddenly find a police-built alcohol-test roadblock on the road straight ahead.
Your heart beat faster, your palms sweated, and then you caught a glimpse of a fork in your left hand.
You turned the wheel counterclockwise and drove in with a sudden thunder.
You smiled. To be able to escape from the eyes of the police, character must not be simple.
Only then did you realize that it was a dead end, and getting closer and nearer, the red and blue interlaced lights made you understand that a police car was waiting for the hare.
The smile, which had been short for 0.6 seconds, ran away.
This is the real incident on Tuesday night on Rimington Court in the Hampton Park district.
A policeman waiting there caught 14 illegal drivers.
None of the 14 drivers who could no longer laugh were residents of this dead end.
Some of them were drunk, some were driving without a license, and some were driving unregistered cars.
There was also an L-card trainee driver, accompanied by an unqualified adult driver.
Interestingly, the barricade at Pound Road on the main road between Rimington Court and Verona Drive caught only five illegal drivers in the same six-hour period.
It is not uncommon for the police to take advantage of drivers who think they can evade legal responsibility by inviting the king into the urn.
Police are now implementing Operation Roadwise aimed at cracking down on road violations during the Christmas and New year period.
