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Cramahe Township man charged with impaired driving after leaving crash in Castleton: OPP

A Cramahe Township man faces impaired driving charges following a collision near Castleton on Saturday. Don Mitchell / Global News

A Cramahe Township man faces impaired driving charges and more following a crash on Sunday afternoon.

Northumberland OPP say around 4:45 p.m., officers responded to reports of a single-vehicle crash on Percy Street near the village of Castleton, about 30 km east of Peterborough.

OPP say witnesses reported that a SUV struck a pole on a residential property and then the vehicle left the scene with damage to the front end.

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Officers later located the suspect vehicle travelling southbound on County Road 25. Police say the vehicle had significant damage but the driver was not injured.

As a result of the investigation, Anthony Mitchell, 45, of Cramahe Township, was arrested and charged operation while impaired – alcohol and drugs; operation while impaired – blood-alcohol concentration (80-plus); driving a vehicle with cannabis readily available; failure to report an accident and failure to remain at the scene of a collision.

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He was released and is scheduled to appear in court in Cobourg on June 17, OPP said.

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