7 people charged with impaired driving in Toronto on New Year's Eve
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Seven people were charged with impaired driving on New Year’s Eve in Toronto, according to police.
Ontario Provincial Police said their Toronto officers responded to several collisions overnight.
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Few details about the incidents have been released, although photographs posted to social media show one vehicle flipped on its top in the middle of what appears to be a major roadway.
Two other photographs show vehicles being towed.
Police said that seven drivers were arrested and charged with impaired operation of a vehicle. Their vehicles were impounded and licenses suspended.
In a final message, OPP issued a warning that said, “don’t drink and drive.”
OPP had previously said their officers would be out doing ride checks across the province and urged drivers to drink responsibly.
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