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Lead singer of The Feelers, James Reid, pleaded guilty to refusing a blood test and failing to stop for police in Christchurch, facing up to two years' imprisonment and a $6000 fine.
James Charles Gallienne Reid, the lead singer of The Feelers, a well-known New Zealand band, has admitted guilt in a Christchurch District Court for refusing a blood test, pertaining to charges related to alcohol consumption.
Reid was stopped by police on Boxing Day at 2:20 a.m. for speeding and admitted to drinking alcohol prior to driving.
He provided two insufficient breath volume samples and refused a blood specimen requested by the police.
Reid's lawyer has stated that the singer acknowledges dealing with a serious alcohol problem.
The Feelers, formed in 1993, have received five Aotearoa NZ Music Awards and three Apra Most Played Song of the Year awards.
El cantante principal de The Feelers, James Reid, se declaró culpable de negarse a hacerse un análisis de sangre y no detenerse ante la policía en Christchurch, afrontando hasta dos años de prisión y una multa de 6.000 dólares.