A male driver was located and although police say he was showing signs of impairment, he refused to do a breath test.
Bay St. George RCMP also arrested an impaired driver on Sunday after getting a tip from the public. Just after 7:30 p.m. police arrived at a grocery store on Main Street in Stephenville. A male driver was located and although police say he was showing signs of impairment, he refused to do a breath test. The man has a court date in May and Cpl Jesse O’Donaghey says refusing such a demand is a criminal offense and if convicted, carries the same penalties as a charge of impaired operation. The man’s vehicle was seized and impounded, and he was also ticketed for driving with a suspended license.
RNC seize three vehicles in Corner Brook and lay impaired driving charges in a two-hour period
Taxes, business cards and websites will be covered during tonight's free event at the Centre for Research and Innovation
February is Violence Prevention Month
Government is reviewing plans for a quarry northeast of Cape Ray
"Trash Talk" explores misconceptions about plastics; does it go in the trash or a blue bag?
