COIMBATORE: A 28-year-old man, who rebuked and threatened traffic policemen after being pulled up for drunk driving last month, is now on the path to reformation, thanks to the judicial magistrate court -II here that directed him to regulate traffic for 10 days.J Sudharsan of Vijaya Nagar at Kalveerampalayam was seen assisting traffic cops on the busy Omni Bus Stand - Radhakrishnan Road junction on Saturday morning. He said, "I am a graduate and was working in a private company. Yes, I was drunk when I fought with police. But I have realised my mistake and will obey the court's order. The court has ordered me to do the job from 6.30am to 8pm for 10 days," he said.On July 27, a police team had stopped Sudharsan, who was on a two-wheeler, around 6.30pm. The police team found that the man was drunk. But Sudharsan threatened them, saying that his uncle is a judicial magistrate. He also challenged the cops to arrest him.

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