By Michael MacLeod
A POSTAL worker who refused to go on strike claims the abuse he got from fellow posties led him to drink driving.
Steven Archibald was caught behind the wheel of a Royal Mail van while twice the drink-drive limit.
A passer-by saw him veer the post van into a traffic cone and phoned the police.
He was searched and police found what were thought to be ecstasy tablets in his pocket.
The 24 year-old blamed stress for his downfall, claiming he had been “ignored and abused” by colleagues for not joining the picket line at the Dalkeith, Midlothian, depot where he worked.
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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