Also pleads guilty to cannabis possession
A teacher has been ordered to do community service, after admitting drug-driving and possessing cannabis.
Fifty-year-old Andrew Graham Lewis-Brew, of Broogh Wyllin in Kirk Michael, appeared before Deputy High Bailiff Jayne Hughes.
He was stopped by police on September 6 last year, after reports of him driving erratically with an eight-year-old child in the car.
The court heard high levels of cannabinoids and prescription drugs were found in Lewis-Brew's system, and he was found in possession of around five grams of cannabis bush.
Mrs Hughes said she was satisfied the offences were a one-off, resulting from issues in Lewis-Brew's personal life.
She noted the efforts he was making to deal with his issues, using services such as drugs charity Motiv8.
She ordered Lewis-Brew to carry out 180 hours of community service.
He was also banned from driving for two years, and ordered to pay £400 in costs.
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