37-year-old charged with drug-impaired driving in Southgate
Grey Bruce OPP arrested a 37-year-old Mississauga driver on Nixon Street in Southgate on Nov. 8 after seeing evidence of cannabis during a traffic stop. He faces impaired-driving, cannabis-availability and licence-plate charges and is due in court in Owen Sound on Dec. 17.
🇨🇦 Nixon Street, Township of Southgate, Ontario · Ontario, Canada
Grey Bruce Ontario Provincial Police charged a Mississauga resident with
drug-impaired driving after a traffic stop in the Township of Southgate on
Sunday, Nov. 8.[1]An officer on patrol saw a traffic violation on Nixon
Street around 12:38 p.m. and pulled the vehicle over.[1]While speaking with
the driver, the officer saw evidence of cannabis and began an impaired driving
investigation.[1]The driver was arrested.[1]The driver was identified as
Muhammad Ishfaq, 37, of Mississauga.[1]
He was charged with operation while impaired by drugs under the Criminal Code.[1]He was also charged with having care or control of a motor vehicle with
cannabis readily available under Ontario’s Cannabis Control Act.[1]He was
also charged with using plates not authorized for the vehicle under the Highway
Traffic Act.[1]The allegations have not been proven in court.[1]Ishfaq was
released from custody and is scheduled to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice
in Owen Sound on Thursday, Dec. 17.[1]He also received an automatic 90-day
licence suspension and a seven-day vehicle impoundment.[1]
Case data
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operation while impaired by drugs; having care or control of a motor vehicle with cannabis readily available; using plates not authorized for the vehicle
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