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Pop star Paolo Nutini, 30, is CLEARED of drink driving after using the 'hip flask defence' and claiming he had drunk at home before being breath-tested • Paolo Nutini was accused of driving while more than twice the limit in Paisley • He was reported to police by a man from DeBeers bar who spotted him driving • But he claimed he had consumed whisky at home before being breathalysed • The claim is known as the 'hip flask defence' where someone drinks after driving By Published: 17:46 GMT, 28 June 2017 Updated: 09:19 GMT, 29 June 2017. Paolo Nutini (pictured today outside Paisley Sheriff Court) has been cleared of drink driving Pop star Paolo Nutini was today cleared of drink driving after claiming he had consumed whisky at home before being breathalysed. The New Shoes singer, 30, was accused of driving while more than twice the legal limit in his hometown of Paisley, Renfrewshire. A witness said he saw Nutini and a friend ordering rounds of drinks in DeBeers bar in the Scottish town. But he denied the offence and was cleared at Paisley Sheriff Court after using what the court heard was called 'the hip flask defence' - drinking after he had stopped driving. His defence was 'post-incident drinking' and he claimed he consumed a large glass of whisky, part of a smaller glass of whisky and some wine at his home before police arrived to breathalyse him.

The singer, dressed in a dark suit, said 'happy days' following his acquittal - before donning a pair of sunglasses and strutting down the steps of the court with a beaming smile plastered across his face. His trial heard he drank three vodka, soda water and limes in the pub and watched a UEFA Champions League match with friends before driving home. Once he arrived home with his guests he said he drank two Bowmore single malt whiskies and had 'a mouthful of wine' before police arrived at his door.

Nutini (pictured) claimed he consumed a large glass of whisky before police arrived to breathalyse him After being cautioned and charged with drink-driving, he told police: 'I feel like the drink I had after said charge may have affected this.' He said he had been drinking with his friend Andrew in the bar and they then headed back to the house with three girls they had met. Nutini said he was fearful his Mini Cooper S would get damaged if it was left in Paisley overnight and said he realised he had made a huge mistake when arrested. He explained: 'I made a judgement and I decided I felt I was okay to drive.

My car is very distinctive and it's known to be mine - that's why I decided to take it home. 'I felt like at that point I'd made a wrong decision and I was stupid to make it. I now won't be making my own estimations on whether or not I'm okay to drive. 'If I'm drinking in a bar in future I won't be operating a vehicle. I think what I've taken from this experience is that I was stupid and I was wrong, as soon as I was sitting in that police car I knew that was the case. Cheatbook 2007 Free Download Full Version For Pc Insidious 2 Brrip 720p Torrent Download Download Lagu Ungu Feat Rosa Tercipta Untuk Mu here. there. more. ' Nutini, 30, (pictured) was on trial accused of driving on various streets in Paisley while more than twice the legal limit Karen Kerr, a forensic toxicologist with the Scottish Police Authority, gave evidence in the trial, saying she did a number of calculations on the alcohol level in Nutini's system. The 42-year-old said: 'This is the hip flask defence where someone has stated they've drank something after the incident [them driving].