Speeding driver facing impaired charge: Guelph police
A police officer spotted the vehicle in the southbound lanes of the Hanlon Parkway on Friday around 12:21 a.m.
After the officer pulled the driver over, they said they could smell alcohol on his breath and he was slurring his words. The officer administered a roadside test, which the driver failed, and the man was arrested. He was taken to a police station where he failed two more breath tests.
The man was charged with impaired driving and speeding. His licence has been suspended and his vehicle impounded.
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