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Boat parked illegally in Haliburton Highlands
Boat parked illegally in Haliburton Highlands

CTV News

time21 hours ago

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Boat parked illegally in Haliburton Highlands

OPP charged a woman with driving while impaired after finding a trio lodged on an island in their boat. PHOTO: OPP In the dead of night, three people in their boat crashed into an island in Haliburton. The boaters suffered non-life-threatening injuries after their boat hit a rocky island in the middle of Kennisis Lake early Sunday morning. Provincial police charged a 20-year-old woman with operating a boat while impaired. Haliburton Highlands OPP would like to remind everyone to practice safe boating, including wearing a life jacket and staying sober while on the water. OPP officers are patrolling roadways and waterways throughout the summer to help keep Ontario communities safe. If you suspect someone is driving or boating while impaired, call 911.

Late-night fast food craving results in impaired driving charge: Hamilton police
Late-night fast food craving results in impaired driving charge: Hamilton police

CTV News

time21-07-2025

  • CTV News

Late-night fast food craving results in impaired driving charge: Hamilton police

A Hamilton Police vehicle is pictured in Hamilton, Ont., Friday, May 2, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nick Iwanyshyn A Hamilton police officer got more than he bargained for when a late-night craving for fast food led him to an impaired driver early Monday morning. Hamilton police said one of their officers pulled into a local fast food drive-thru at around 2:30 a.m. when he noticed the car in front of him wasn't moving. 'With hunger mounting and curiosity piqued, he got out to investigate,' a release issued Monday said. Police said the officer discovered the driver of the vehicle passed out behind the wheel and unresponsive. 'After several attempts to rouse the individual—and a strong scent of alcohol in the air— the officer determined the driver was impaired," the release said. When the officer was finally able to wake the driver up, police said they displayed 'clear signs' of intoxication. The individual was arrested and taken to the police station for breath testing, where readings of 101 and 96 milligrams of alcohol per 100 mls/blood were registered. The driver was later released on an Undertaking. 'Hamilton Police would like to remind the public that impaired is impaired—whether you're cruising down the highway or coasting toward a combo meal."

Florida man arrested for DUI on lawn mower along toll road: FHP
Florida man arrested for DUI on lawn mower along toll road: FHP

Yahoo

time19-07-2025

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Florida man arrested for DUI on lawn mower along toll road: FHP

The Brief Troopers say Christopher Spain rode a lawn mower southbound on the Suncoast Parkway while impaired Friday morning. Witnesses reported seeing Spain riding erratically from Citrus County into Hernando County. Spain refused to perform field sobriety exercises, according to troopers, and was arrested. BROOKSVILLE, Fla. - A man faces charges after troopers say he took his riding mower onto a busy toll road while impaired. The backstory According to the Florida Highway Patrol, dispatchers received calls from multiple witnesses around 8:30 a.m. Friday reporting a man operating a lawn mower erratically on the southbound side of the Suncoast Parkway (SR 589). Troopers say traffic cameras showed the lawn mower going south from Citrus County into Hernando County, and the rider was pulled over just south of the exit to U.S. 98. FHP says Christopher Spain, 38, showed several signs of impairment, including small pupils, flushed skin, dry mouth, and visible irritation to the inside of his nose. Spain also had a small blue straw in his back pocket, according to troopers, and repeatedly cleared his throat, sniffed, and spit during the traffic stop. Troopers say Spain refused to perform field sobriety exercises, and he was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence. Jail records show Spain was released Friday afternoon on $500 bond. The Source This story was written with information from the Florida Highway Patrol and Hernando County Jail records.

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