A driver failed a roadside breath test after a “road rage incident” on Island Park Drive on Tuesday night, National Division RCMP said. Read More
Source: Visit the Ottawa Citizen for more!
Driver triple legal alcohol limit after Island Park Drive 'road rage': RCMP
Published in Impaired Driving Charge, Island Park, Local News, News, RCMP, Road rage and Sir John A Macdonald Parkway
More from Impaired Driving ChargeMore posts in Impaired Driving Charge »
- Impaired charges laid after complaint of speeding golf cart in Perth: OPP
- Ottawa police vow continued vigilance after 73 impaired driving charges in July
- Man charged with impaired driving after Highway 417 collision Saturday, minor injuries reported
- Probationary OPP officer charged with impaired driving
- Pembroke e-bike rider faces DUI charges
More from Local NewsMore posts in Local News »
More from NewsMore posts in News »
- Mayor Watson cleaning out his closet Oct. 4 to help Food Bank
- Six seek vacant seat on Gatineau city council
- Family of four displaced by Kanata house fire, cats found safe
- Police ID driver on closed Wellington Street in July — and it could cost her more than $1,600
- 'I didn't know I killed anybody' Hikoalok told arresting officer, murder trial hears
More from RCMPMore posts in RCMP »
- Ottawa man, 19, arrested after pulling knife on police breaking up fight
- Editorial: Police Chief Sloly's departure is no surprise but the question remains: How will the Ottawa protest be ended?
- Gurski: Why 'terrorism' shouldn't be in Canada's Criminal Code
- Ottawa terrorist released from halfway house, starts new life
- RCMP charge man, 63, with terrorism hoax in connection with anthrax, coronavirus threats
More from Road rageMore posts in Road rage »
More from Sir John A Macdonald ParkwayMore posts in Sir John A Macdonald Parkway »
- Egan: NCC's new naming committee — the many whys in modern toponymy
- Police seek tips after 32-year-old man found badly hurt on Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway
- 'Dudley George Parkway' sign posted on Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway
- Signatures pile up to strip Macdonald's name from parkway
- Three city councillors seek name change for Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway, citing 'harmful legacy'
Be First to Comment