A written account of proceedings, published after the hearing at West Yorkshire Police HQ in Wakefield, found that Ms Daniel’s actions had posed a “real and significant risk of serious harm” to herself and other road users.
The report, signed by temporary assistant chief constable Carl Galvin, said that the high level of intoxication was an “aggravating factor” in the case.
It was said that after first being breathalysed at the Carr Gate training complex and recording a reading of 117mcg, further breath tests produced readings of 109mcg and 106mcg.
Ms Daniel did not attend the hearing, but it was said she had shown “evidence of remorse” and “acceptance of responsibility” for her actions.
No details were given about the former officer’s service record, or how long she had been in the force.
Ms Daniel will also be barred from serving as a police officer again.
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