A 26-year-old Kingston woman is facing impaired driving charges after she allegedly drove her car over a median.
Kingston police, along with the fire department, got the call just after 1:30 a.m. on Friday, after reports that a vehicle jumped the curb at Brock Street and Sir John A MacDonald Boulevard.
According to police, the car crossed both northbound lanes of Sir John A. before resting on the median.
A passerby noticed the female driver and called police.
Police say a male passenger was also in the car, but fled the scene before they arrived.
The female driver is facing charges related to impaired driving and failing to provide a breath sample.
Her vehicle has been impounded for seven days and her licence has been suspended.
Police say this is her second charge for impaired driving — she was previously convicted in 2013.
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