article_snippet: The keen netball player at first denied Gregson had been drinking and tried to get out of a breathalyser test by claiming that Gregson had a cold, Blackpool Magistrates Court heard.
article_snippet: But officers carried out a breathalyser test anyway, describing Gregson as ‘smelling of alcohol’ and having glazed eyes.
article_snippet: Gregson initially denied being drunk, saying Gregson had just finished a 15-hour shift at Preston hospital.
article_snippet: Gregson refused a breath test, saying Gregson had a cold, but a urine test showed Gregson was twice the drink-drive limit .
article_snippet: But Gregson said Gregson had not been drinking, and claimed to have just finished a 15-hour shift at the Royal Preston Hospital, where Gregson works.
article_snippet: Gregson was taken to a police station where Gregson refused to be breathalysed and was given a urine test instead.
article_snippet: It showed Gregson had 205 milligrammes of alcohol in Gregson body.
article_snippet: Gregson, who had no previous convictions, later admitted being in charge of the car while over the limit.
highlights_snippet: But after urine test proved Gregson was twice legal limit Gregson admitted offence .