Update – Port Hope Police – Taxi Driver Charged With Impaired Driving

In Police Blotter

A 36 year old Cobourg woman is charged with impaired related offences after a Port Hope Police officer observed a vehicle being driven at a high rate of speed on Peter Street.

On the 11 th of January 2020 shortly before 1:00 am the Officer stopped the vehicle which appeared to be a Taxi from A-1 Taxi.

The officer commenced and investigation into the driver who was noted to have a passenger on board.

The investigation resulted in the driver being arrested for impaired operation of a conveyance.

The passenger, which was determined to be a fare, was picked up by another cab company at the request of Police.

Julie Marie Couvieau is further charged with operation of a conveyance excess blood/alcohol and operation of a vehicle while prohibited.

The vehicle was impounded at the scene. She appears in court at the end of January 2020.

Port Hope Police – Taxi Driver Charged With Impaired Driving and Driving With A Suspended License

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