This was part of Operation Amity, a statewide police campaign that detected more than 5500 offences across Victoria. Campaspe Highway Patrol leader Sergeant Andy Neal said the number of local drivers caught drink driving in morning hours was particularly alarming. Statewide there were 214 drink-driving offences detected from 89,835 preliminary breath tests, and 154 drug driving offences detected from 2441 roadside drug tests. Victorian Road Policing Assistant Commissioner Glenn Weir described the drink driving numbers as deeply troubling, particularly given the high-range readings recorded. “If you think you can drink or take drugs and drive — think again.