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Two impaired drivers charged after falling asleep in drive-thru

Guelph police say DNA was the key to arresting a 31–year-old woman in connection to a stolen vehicle case. Francis Vachon / File / The Canadian Press

Guelph Police arrested and charged two impaired drivers for falling asleep behind the wheel in a drive-thru.

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Both incidences occurred in the same drive-thru at a McDonald’s location on Stone Road after concerned citizens notified the police of the sleepy drivers between 3 a.m and 4 a.m Saturday morning.

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Police say the one driver was a 19-year-old male from Mount Albert, while the second driver was a 21-year-old male from Boswell.

Both of the accused were charged for Care and Control of a  motor vehicle and impairment over 80 mgs.

 

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