SYDNEY, N.S. — A Beaver Cove man is to appear in provincial court in November after his breathalyzer readings were recorded at five times over the legal ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSSYDNEY, N.S. — A Beaver Cove man is to appear in provincial court in November after his breathalyzer readings were recorded at five times over the legal limit.
Both incidents are alleged to have occurred Sept. 16 on Highway 125 in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality. The vehicle was stopped without incident and the officer took notice of signs of impairment by the 46-year-old male driver from Beaver Cove.
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