A 43-year-old Toronto man is facing a three-day licence suspension after he was found to have cannabis in his system while driving in Bradford, South Simcoe police say.
At about 1 p.m., officers stopped the man on Holland Street West after police say he disobeyed a sign.
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The odour of cannabis was detected, police add, and the man was tested using drug-screening equipment.
According to South Simcoe police officers, the test resulted in a positive reading for THC, the main intoxicating substance in cannabis.
The man’s licence was suspended for three days, and he received a ticket for disobeying the sign, police add.
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According to officers, drivers are not allowed to have cannabis in their system if they’re 21 and under, have a G1, G2, M1 or M2 licence or if they’re driving a vehicle that requires an A-F driver’s licence or a commercial vehicle operator’s registration.
This is the South Simcoe Police Service’s first three-day licence suspension for a cannabis-related offence.
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