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A US woman has been charged with drink-driving after she drove to a jail to test a suspected drink driver.
A Carson city sheriff's deputy smelled alcohol on the breath of Kathleen Cherry, 53, a contract worker for a Nevada sheriff's department.
She told him she had had one margarita before making the journey but she failed a blood test.
She's accused of failing field sobriety tests and registering a blood alcohol content over the state's legal limit, the Nevada Appeal newspaper reported.
Cherry, a phlebotomist trained to draw blood for lab tests, declined to comment after she was charged with drink driving, reports Metro.
Source: Ananova
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