All accused are scheduled to appear in court on future dates
Brockville Police and the Ontario Provincial Police laid several charges following three separate investigations over a two-day period.
Police said officers arrested a 30-year-old wanted by the OPP on July 26 after locating him inside a vehicle at the Quickie convenience store on William Street. During the investigation, the 31-year-old driver failed a roadside alcohol screening test. Further testing confirmed impairment, leading to charges of operation while impaired and operation while impaired with a blood alcohol concentration over 80 milligrams. His driver's licence was suspended.
On Tuesday (July 28), another driver, a 25-year-old man, was arrested during a R.I.D.E. program on Stewart Boulevard after failing a roadside screening test. Police suspended his licence, impounded the vehicle and laid impaired driving charges.
Earlier that day, officers also arrested a 63-year-old man following an intimate partner violence investigation. He was charged with assault and failing to comply with probation after police alleged he assaulted a woman despite existing no-contact conditions. All accused are scheduled to appear in court on future dates.
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