Centre Hastings OPP charge three with impaired driving over weekend

Centre Hastings OPP charged three people with impaired driving over the weekend.

They said the first individual was charged on Friday during a R.I.D.E. program on Crookston Road, when their vehicle was stopped and open alcohol was located.

A 41-year-old from Centre Hastings was charged as a result.

On Saturday, officers were patrolling Old Marmora Road when they located an ATV parked on the roadway.

A 61-year-old from Centre Hastings was tested and charged with impaired driving.

On Sunday, police received a call about a pickup truck with front-end damage parked on the side of highway 62 in Tudor and Cashel.

A 31-year-old from Port Perry underwent testing at the Bancroft detachment and was charged with impaired driving.

Police said all three accused were released from custody and are scheduled to appear in court.

Their vehicles were impounded for a week and their licenses were suspended for 90 days.

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