A man had his licence suspended after recording a blood alcohol reading of 0.087.
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Acting Sergeant Michael Vaughan, of Portland police, said the man was intercepted in Gore Place about 5.30am on Sunday morning.
"Police intercepted the vehicle of a 47-year-old South Australian man," Acting Sergeant Vaughan said.
"He has had his license suspended for six months."
Acting Sergeant Vaughan reminded motorists they could be stopped and asked to complete a preliminary breath test at any time of the day or night.
"We're always out and about and very vigilant when it comes to drink driving," he said.
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