'Young children were playing close to three-vehicle collision'
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They were called to the collision on Monday evening and found a car on its roof with the driver having to be helped out by witnesses.
In a social media post, they said: "The driver was suspected to be heavily intoxicated. Following arrest she later blew a reading of 125 mg in custody - the legal limit in breath is 35. She awaits a court date."
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Hide AdThe post added: "This was a built up area with young children playing close by. You can only imagine what could have happened."
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