Sydney man caught drink driving twice A 40-YEAR-OLD learner driver has allegedly been caught drink driving twice in the space of 35 minutes in southwest Sydney. Police were called to a multi-level car park in Fairfield around 7pm (AEDT) on Wednesday, following reports a white ute had crashed into a retaining wall. Officers questioned the male driver who allegedly produced a Peruvian drivers licence. Police later learned the man holds a NSW Learners licence, but was not carrying the licence at the time and had failed to display L-plates on his ute. A subsequent breath test on the man allegedly returned a positive reading of 0.298, police said. The man was arrested and taken to Fairfield Police station where he was issued with a court attendance notice. He left the station soon after, and around 7.35pm officers found him back at the car park driving the ute again, police said. Police re-arrested the man and he was charged a second time with high-range drink driving. He has been granted conditional bail and is due to appear in Fairfield Local Court on April 8.