You could call it a case of déjà vu for one provincial police officer.
Middlesex County OPP says a 46-year-old London man was charged with driving under suspension twice in less than a month, both times by the same officer.
The first incident happened Feb. 22 when an OPP officer stopped a white GMC truck on Road 64 in Zorra Township.
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Fast forward to March 16 and the same OPP officer spotted the same person driving the same vehicle on Dundas Street in London.
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London resident Derick Buckingham, 46, is charged with driving while under suspension, failing to accurately complete a daily inspection report, and operating an overweight vehicle. His vehicle was seized and impounded.
He is scheduled to appear in court to answer to the charges.
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