A driver is facing two court summons, a license suspension, and more after a traffic stop near High River.
On June 30, an Alberta Highway Patrol officer pulled over a driver who was clocked at 181 km/h in a 110 km/h zone north of High River.
According to a tweet from Alberta Sheriffs, both the driver and the passenger were "extremely intoxicated."
Recently, a member of the Sheriff Highway Patrol encountered a case of extreme speed near 466 avenue, just north of High River. 1/7 pic.twitter.com/1gtx1WzqRI
— Alberta Sheriffs (@AlbertaSheriffs) July 13, 2023
The driver refused to provide a breathalyzer, despite federal Criminal Code law saying drivers must provide a breathalyzer when asked by an officer.
As a result, the driver received court summons for speeding and driving with no insurance as well as a Roadside Sanctions Fail-refusal.
Their license was also suspended for 15 months and the vehicle was seized for 30 days.
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