Tag: impaired driving

Two Occupants of Vehicle Arrested for Attempting to Flee RCMP in 100 Mile

A man and a woman were arrest by the 100 Mile House RCMP for resisting arrest, obstruction, and attempting to flee, during an impaired driving stop. The man and woman were released with driving prohibitions and pending charges.

BC Highway Patrol Urges Drivers to ‘Slow Down’ and Drive Sober During Summer Traffic Surges

A spike in speeding and dangerous driving in Golden has the BC Highway Patrol asking drivers across the province to drive slower and sober during the summer.

Woman Jumps Out of Moving Vehicle in Impaired Driving Incident

A woman was taken to the hospital following an incident with a suspected impaired driver, where it was determined by police and EHS that the woman had jumped out of a moving vehicle.

Increased RCMP Presence on Roads as Holiday Check Stops in Effect

There will be an increased police presence on the roads starting tonight as the RCMP start their annual holiday...

RCMP Issue Impaired Driving Warning

RCMP in 100 Mile House is warning residents to be wary of impaired driving – especially over the long weekend. Clint Lange,...

Assault charges pending in S. Cariboo

Assault charges are pending against a male in 100 Mile House. RCMP say they responded to a report of domestic...

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