The video provided by Queensland Police Service warns against driving whilst under the influence. The acts are a part of a crackdown during this season's holidays called Operation Charger (QPS 2022.) It is widely known that during the festive season, statistics grow in DUI offences due to people letting loose during their celebrations. “Think about what matters to you this Christmas; it’s up to you to make the right call before getting on the road this long weekend” (Acting Chief Superintendent Rohweder QPS.) “This year, we have lost 279 lives on our roads. These are 279 families with an empty seat at Christmas lunch this year. (Acting Chief Superintendent Chris Stream QPS.) 0:00 - Clip 1 A 36-year-old Hermit Park woman was charged after returning a BAC of 0.293% after being detected drink driving at Bowen Road, Rosslea, on August 22. She received a $1,500 fine and a 15-month disqualification. 1:32 - Clip 2 A 40-year-old Redland Bay man was charged after returning a BAC of 0.293% after being detected drink driving on Blackstone Road at Silkstone on September 7. He received a $1,500 fine and an 18-month disqualification. 2:39 - Clip 3 A 34-year-old NSW man was charged with drink driving over a BAC of 0.15% after being detected at Smithfield on August 28. He received a $1,000 fine and a 15-month disqualification. Sources: https://mypolice.qld.gov.au/news/2022/12/09/make-your-presence-the-best-gift-this-christmas/