KAWARTHA LAKES: A 24 year-old Lindsay man is now facing impaired driving charges, after going through a local drive-thru on Wednesday, Oct. 6th.
Police were called to the scene at a Kent St. West fast food restaurant, at about 10:55 p.m., after staff suspected a patron was impaired. After making observations of the driver, the officer requested that the driver of the vehicle blow into a roadside screening device, which registered a fail. The man was then arrested and taken to Kawartha Lakes Police, where he was provided a breathalyzer, and registered readings nearly one and one half times the legal limit. 24 year-old Mason Carl Stata, of Lindsay, was charged with Exceeding .08mg, for having more than the legal limit of alcohol in his blood. He was also charged with being a novice driver, and having a blood alcohol limit of more than zero. His licence was suspended for 90 days, and the vehicle he was operating was impounded for 7 days. Mr. Stata will appear in the Lindsay, Ontario Court of Justice, on Thursday, Nov. 3rd. We reserve the right to remove any and all comments for any reason. Comments with swearing will be deleted without exception.
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