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The Bad Drivers of Ontario Thread
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Quebec and Brampton combining forces to become the best of the best.......
Quebec man faces impaired driving charges after shocking police chase caught on video in Brampton
A 31-year-old man from Quebec is facing impaired-related charges after a shocking video surfaced online of a police chase in a residential neighbourhood in Brampton Thursday afternoon.www.cp24.com
Very lucky the police didn't fire into the vehicle. Very well could have as driver using it as a weapon. Driver must've been really messed up!
Brampton is a 100 sq. km. garbage dump.
Mikedezo44
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+ two other drivers doing 100km/hr+ in a school zone of Brampton yesterday.
Charges dismissed on account of I've never been in Mississaugga in my life.
Steeles to Albion then down the 27, or just avoid Toronto, and anything east, as well.
Surprised you'd swap Mississauga for Brampton though.
Cops call a tow truck to a crash. Tow truck driver shows up drunk. Wtf. How dumb are they?
33 yo male in Courtice. BAC of 0.4. Thankfully sleeping and didn't get in a crash. Report isn't clear whether he drove at all or was sleeping it off in the car and got bent over by the cops. I understand the theory behind care and control charges but also don't think they should be used unless there was actual risk identified (they had driven drunk to current spot, they had a history of driving drunk, keys were in the ignition etc). If you are sleeping in the back seat, I think these tickets are bad for society. Hell, boot the car and get the buy to blow <0.05 before you will remove the boot. Society protected, guys life isn't ruined.
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Last night officers from @DRPSEastDiv responded to a male who passed out in his vehicle in Courtice. The 33-year-old male was arrested for Care and Control and provided two breath samples where his...
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Things are very different in Ohio.33 yo male in Courtice. BAC of 0.4. Thankfully sleeping and didn't get in a crash. Report isn't clear whether he drove at all or was sleeping it off in the car and got bent over by the cops. I understand the theory behind care and control charges but also don't think they should be used unless there was actual risk identified (they had driven drunk to current spot, they had a history of driving drunk, keys were in the ignition etc). If you are sleeping in the back seat, I think these tickets are bad for society. Hell, boot the car and get the buy to blow <0.05 before you will remove the boot. Society protected, guys life isn't ruined.
Durham Regional Police Service
Last night officers from @DRPSEastDiv responded to a male who passed out in his vehicle in Courtice. The 33-year-old male was arrested for Care and Control and provided two breath samples where his...
That's a better approach imo. Sitting in the driver seat with the engine running may be further than I would like the needle to swing (startle them and way to often they try to get away). If you haven't obviously driving and aren't in the driver seat, I say no DUI as risk is minimal.
It's quite common for cops to be injured when a sleeping drunk tries to drive off, when awakened, so IMHO they go too far. "Land of the free", and all that garbage.
I guess you missed the two Gs in Mississaugga. I’ve had a ticket with a mistake in it cancelled before.
If that was on the ticket, I would be shocked if it was considered a fatal flaw. I suspect jp would allow an amendment. You have a better chance if they flubbed your license plate or wrote down something completely wrong.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. My post was a dig at the Peel cop that runs the Twitter page and can't spell the name of the biggest city in the region.
I know what constitutes a fatal flaw on a ticket. In my case the ticket that got wiped was dated the next day (ironically, I got the ticket on March 31st). Went to the station and told them I'll be at work when I get this ticket tomorrow. It got wiped on the spot.
200 in an 80 in PEC.
ottawa.ctvnews.ca
“Their excuse? The car is too fast,” OPP said of the 41-year-old from Brighton who was stopped.
'Car is too fast': Driver blames vehicle for going 200 km/h
A driver facing a stunt driving charge apparently said it was the car's fault.
“Their excuse? The car is too fast,” OPP said of the 41-year-old from Brighton who was stopped.
OntFF
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They formally charged the driver yesterday - 3x the legal limit; a cooler bag full of beer in the back seat and a plastic bag of empties beside it... Truck's been seized for 7 days, 90 day suspension for the driver, and the MTO is 'reviewing' the company CVOR status.
Whoops.
Some people were just born to be the Pakleds of the real universe.
Ha. Bayfield St in Barrie. Not sure about their driving but their car modifications need more braining.
"21y/o driver from Cobalt stopped on Bayfield St in Barrie. Plates removed for improperly installed tires, window tinting obscuring interior, improper muffler and unnecessary noise."
EDIT:
They broke one of my pic links.
"21y/o driver from Cobalt stopped on Bayfield St in Barrie. Plates removed for improperly installed tires, window tinting obscuring interior, improper muffler and unnecessary noise."
EDIT:
They broke one of my pic links.
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