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Ontario Highway Traffic Act - Official Forum Board: http://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com The Ontario Highway Traffic Act applies to the provisional use of commercial and non-commercial motor vehicles on the roads and highways of Ontario, Canada. This includes motor vehicles such as cars, trucks,...

Officer charged with impaired driving crime: A veteran Lanark County detective arrived at an investigation Saturday and was arrested by another officer for impaired driving, the OPP says. Police said officers attended a residence on Roger Stevens Dr. in Montague Twp. for an unrelated investigation....

Police officer charged with impaired driving ORO-MEDONTE TWP. - An Ontario Provincial Police officer who works out of General Headquarters in Orillia has been charged with impaired driving. Shortly after 10 a.m., Thursday, Barrie OPP officers responded to the report of a motorist driving erraticall...

OPP Officer Charged For Allegedly Falsifying Traffic Stops The OPP have arrested and suspended one of their own, after an officer was accused of laying charges against three different drivers for speeding or violating the new street racing law based on false evidence. One was accused of exceeding t...

Man taken to hospital after being hit by an OPP cruiser CAMPBELLFORD - A 73-year-old pedestrian crossing Doxsee Ave. was hit by an OPP cruiser making a left-hand turn from Bridge St. Thursday night, Northumberland OPP said. Police said the officer was turning on an advanced green when he hit the ea...

Cop charged in serious assault A member of the Ontario Provincial Police will appear in the Ontario Court of Justice tomorrow after he was charged with a serious assault on a woman. The officer - who cannot be identified under a court-imposed publication ban, nor can details be released about his r...

Kingston OPP officer charged with sexual assault An OPP officer based in the Kingston area has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman, and he will appear in court in January. The officer works in the investigation and organized crime command in eastern Ontario. The province’s Special Investi...

Ex-Ottawa jail superintendent, Ontario government settle explosive human rights case Detention centre boss claimed ministry held systemic bias against Muslims OTTAWA — An incendiary human rights complaint by the former superintendent of the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre against the province has ...

Veteran OPP officer charged with criminal harassment OTTAWA — A longtime Ontario Provincial Police officer has been charged with criminal harassment after a woman told detectives he just wouldn’t leave her alone, particularly on Valentine’s Day. Const. Adrian Garner, a collision investigator, has b...

Veteran OPP officer charged with criminal harassment OTTAWA — A longtime Ontario Provincial Police officer has been charged with criminal harassment after a woman told detectives he just wouldn’t leave her alone, particularly on Valentine’s Day. Const. Adrian Garner, a collision investigator, has b...

Officer pleads not guilty to criminal negligence charge Trial begins for Thunder Bay OPP Sergeant Darryl Storey Thunder Bay OPP Sergeant Darryl Storey has pleaded not guilty to charges of criminal negligence causing death after a fatal motor vehicle collision in December 2008. The trial — which beg...

Officer pleads not guilty to criminal negligence charge Trial begins for Thunder Bay OPP Sergeant Darryl Storey Thunder Bay OPP Sergeant Darryl Storey has pleaded not guilty to charges of criminal negligence causing death after a fatal motor vehicle collision in December 2008. The trial — which beg...

Police who lie: How officers thwart justice with false testimony Visibly nervous, papers shaking in their hands, Toronto police officers Jay Shin and Joseph Tremblay testified under oath that they stopped Delroy Mattison's Chrysler Intrepid on the afternoon of July 18, 2011, because they saw him us...

Police who lie: False testimony often goes unpunished The first time Toronto police Det. Scott Aikman deceived the court, a judge denounced his “misleading” testimony and threw out a cocaine charge against a man. The second time, Det. Aikman’s story explaining why he and his partner searched a mini...

Police who lie: National police body says justice system needs to act over lies The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police says the justice system should report police officers who are found by judges to have lied, misled the court or fabricated evidence. “If a judge perceives that an officer has...