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Off-duty officer helps nab alleged impaired driver in Guelph

Guelph police say an off-duty officer helped them arrest an alleged impaired driver on Wednesday night. File / Global News

Guelph police say an off-duty officer helped them arrest an alleged impaired driver on Wednesday night.

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A Peel Regional Police officer spotted a vehicle that had front-end damage on the Hanlon Expressway at around 6:40 p.m.

Police said the officer called it in while following the vehicle to a parking lot at Woodlawn Road and Woolwich Street before detaining the driver until Guelph police arrived.

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The woman was arrested and police said she had nearly twice the legal limit of alcohol in her system after providing breath samples at the station.

A 25-year-old Cambridge woman has been charged with impaired driving and driving with no licence.

She will make a court appearance in June.

Police continue to remind everyone to call 911 immediately to report suspected impaired drivers.

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