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Police Arrested Me After An Accident. I ‘Failed To Provide A Specimen’ But Been Given A Notice Of Intended Prosecution?

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Cb787 | 17:12 Sun 28th Jan 2018 | Law
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I was arrested for apparently drink driving after I crashed into a wall.

No parties or any damage other than to my car.

I had a head injury so was taken to the hospital.
I was breatherliesed at the station. I tried to blow but couldn’t.

They said they were going to charge me for failure to provide and I was arrested. Put in a cell.

When released they didn’t charge me for failure to provide but instead gave me a sheet asking if I was be driver at the time( notice of intended prosecution) for driving without due care.

I am confused will I be charged for both crimes? Why didn’t they confirm the failure to provide (said I will be written to about it) but I was not charged at the station.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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