Greater Sudbury Police officers who stopped the suspect's vehicle thought he had been drinking, and asked that he provide a breath sample, which he refused to do.
The suspect is due to appear in court to answer to the charge Oct. 10.
Driver refuses to provide breath sample
| Sep 29, 2012 - 5:46 PM
Greater Sudbury Police officers who stopped the suspect's vehicle thought he had been drinking, and asked that he provide a breath sample, which he refused to do.
The suspect is due to appear in court to answer to the charge Oct. 10.
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