FFFlyer
She's right, blood does often give a higher reading than breath.
In this case, he had no option, he failed the screening breath test, (which was done because the policeman not the chef decided) and was then arrested. He then had no option but to provide a blood test, because that was what he was required to give.
This will be interesting if he gets charged and pleads not guilty at court. Just how many micky finns does he suggest were fed to him for him to fail a breath test over 12 hours later? And of course for him not to notice??????????
That's leaving aside the possibility that the chef was still on duty at the Hotel some 13 hours after his dealings with the pilot. Not to mention how convinent that all these other people conspired with him..........