The past may have finally caught up with a Newfoundland driver who police say is on the hook for a hefty $26,000 in fines.
They say the 36-year-old man was pulled over during a routine traffic stop in St. John’s at about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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They say the man gave officers a false name and did not have a valid driver’s licence or insurance.
Police say the driver was eventually identified, leading to the discovery that he was wanted on a warrant.
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He was arrested and taken into custody for a court appearance to face charges under the Highway Traffic Act.
His vehicle was seized.
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