Nova Scotia RCMP say a woman was charged with dangerous driving on Tuesday following an incident in Cole Harbour.
Police say an officer was driving down Caldwell Road when he recognized a vehicle he had pulled over a few days prior. “He knew this driver was suspended and attempted to stop the car,” says a news release.
The driver attempted to flee in the vehicle and did not stop at a stop sign.
According to police, the vehicle passed a marked police car on a double solid line of Forest Hills Parkway and ran a red light on Main Street.
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Finally, police say the car pulled over and the 22-year-old driver was arrested.
She is facing charges of dangerous driving and flight from police and was ticketed under the Motor Vehicle Act, police say.
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She is scheduled to appear in Dartmouth court on Jan. 27, 2020.
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