Winnipeg police paired with Manitoba Public Insurance on the weekend of Oct. 20 for the latest operation of RoadWatch, a program targeted at impaired drivers.
From 8 p.m. Oct. 20 through 4 a.m. Oct. 21, police stopped 565 vehicles, resulting in 16 tickets.
Two drivers were given standard field sobriety tests (one of them failed), and two drivers were found to be impaired by cannabis.
A total of four impaired drivers were arrested as part of the RoadWatch program.
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On the same night, two other impaired drivers were arrested by police as a result of collisions.
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