Police pull over Ontario driver in car completely overflowing with beer cans Ontario Police
Someone with an affinity for cheap, American beer now faces several charges under the Highway Traffic Act after a traffic stop uncovered a mountain of empties and an alleged impaired driver behind the wheel.
Ontario Provincial Police West Region tweeted an account from Grey-Bruce officers, who conducted a RIDE program stop that proved impaired drivers are out on roads regardless of the hour. It was only 5:23 p.m., the sun still shining, when the 61-year-old accused entered the RIDE program stop in a car filled almost to the brim with empty cans of Busch beer.
The driver was arrested for impaired operation of a motor vehicle, and was handed eight driving-related suspensions, property obtained by crime, and several charges under the Highway Traffic act. Sometimes we get asked"why do you conduct RIDE programs during the day?" - This is why. 61-year-old accused entered
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