L&A OPP respond to over 300 calls over Victoria Day weekend

Beaver Staff

Officers with the Lennox and Addington County OPP were kept busy over the holiday weekend with 301 calls for service. As well, several motorists were charged.

 

  • A 20 year old man found passed out behind the wheel of his pickup truck in the ditch in the Shannonville area just after 6 a.m. on Sunday faces charges. He has been charged with operation while impaired.
  • A 36 year old male party was arrested in the parking lot of Napanee McDonald’s after several motorists complained about his driving. The male was given a three day driving suspension after failing a field sobriety test. The driver had his young child in the vehicle.
  • A 31 year old Deseronto male faces careless driving and cannabis charges after colliding with a telephone pole on County Road 2 just after 8 a.m. on Saturday. The driver collided with a vehicle on County 2 and then ended up in the ditch, breaking a telephone pole in two.
  • A 46 year old Belleville man faces impaired operation and stunt driving charges after being pulled over for travelling 153 km on Hwy 401 at 5 a.m. on Saturday. His vehicle was impounded for seven days as well.
  •  A 37 year old Quebec male faces charges after assaulting a cab driver on the 401 just after midnight on Sunday. He will appear in the Ontario Court of Justice in Napanee at a later date.
  •  A six vehicle collision that caused delays on Hwy 401 westbound on Monday just before 3 p.m. sent two drivers to hospital with unspecified injuries. The collision required five tow trucks to clear the highway. A driver has been charged with careless operation under the Highway Traffic Act.
  • On Monday, just before noon, a male party was charged with stunt driving after being stopped going 152 kilometres per hour. The driver additionally faces a cannabis charge.
  • A 35 year old Woodbridge male was stopped travelling 152 km per hour on Hwy 401.
  • A Quebec driver also lost the use of his vehicle for seven days, and is facing a court date for travelling 158 kilometres per hour on Hwy 401.
  • A 22 year old Madoc male was charged with drive under suspension, no insurance, unauthorized plates, expired val tags, and had his vehicle seized for seven days after a traffic stop on Hwy 401 in Tyendinaga.
  •  A 39 year old male from Nottawa, On. faces numerous charges after a police stop on Hwy 401 near Napanee on Sunday around 3 a.m. Kingston Police had reported a suspect operating a stolen vehicle who was reported as impaired was observed leaving on the 401 westbound. L&A County OPP located the suspect vehicle and conducted a rolling block maneuver to safely stop the suspect. No injuries or damages to vehicles were reported. The driver faces several charges including refusal to provide a breath sample, theft of a motor vehicle and driving while prohibited.
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