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Originally Posted by Bent Wookie
Just to be clear, he WAS NOT charged with impaired driving (253a of the Crim Code) but was charged with refusing to provide a breath sample. I would suggest, since there is an absence of the 253(a) charge, he probably refused to provide a sample on a roadside test (those little contraptions that police can administer at the time of a traffic stop). Not sure what bearing that has other then it's not an impaired driving charge. Just thought I would clear that up.
My thoughts go out the the family.
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Still just as serious though. CCC234.1 or CCC238(5) or CCC235