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"While it is disappointing that motorists would consider drink driving and using this technology to attempt to avoid detection, there is nothing currently illegal with the application," News.com.au quoted the spokesman as saying.
"While it may give the location of booze buses, be assured that we will have a number of roaming patrols that will catch you," he added.
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