"The motorist saw her collapse onto his car causing no damage before getting back on her feet and then unlocked her vehicle which was next to his In attempting to open the car vehicle the boot opened which she did not notice. ''He then followed her describing her as 'being all over the place' and driving 'over the central white line'. ‌Tests showed Wynn-Griffiths had 100 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath, the legal limit being 35mg. “That night I went to the bar and purchased Pinot Grigio which is what I always have. But in sentencing Wynn-Griffiths, JP Helen Jarman told her: “We do not find your version of events credible.''