Eastern Ontario resident facing charges after complaints about loud vehicle
A resident is facing several charges after their loud vehicle caught the attention of officers and the public in eastern Ontario.
Ontario Provincial Police say officers received reports of a loud vehicle on White Lake Road in South Frontenac County shortly before 12 p.m. Wednesday.
'Officers located the pick-up truck and spoke to the driver,' the OPP said in a statement.
'They determined that the individual was not supposed to be driving and placed him under arrested. The officers also located a quantity of cannabis in the cab of the truck.'
The 36-year-old resident driving the vehicle is facing two counts of operation while prohibited, and one count each of driving while under suspension, operating a vehicle without insurance and having care or control of a vehicle with cannabis readily available.
The vehicle was seized for 45 days.
The area is located north of Kingston.
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