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MANDEL: Laced-watermelon prank wins over 80 acquittal

MADD Canada CEO says decision makes a mockery of impaired driving Author of the article: Michele Mandel Publishing date: Feb 18, 2021  •  February 18, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Article content Well here’s a novel defence for driving over 80 blame it on vodka-spiked watermelon and a practical joke played by a friend who’s probably not a friend anymore. It was that rather preposterous explanation that saw a Brampton judge acquit a 23-year-old driver who blew more than twice the legal limit due to his “involuntary consumption” of alcohol. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or MANDEL: Ridiculous decision Laced-watermelon prank wins over 80 acquittal Back to video

Bradford seniors delighted by surprise delivery from Cupid

  BARRIE, ONT. Residents of a Bradford retirement home were delighted by a surprise delivery of cards and carnations from Cupid himself on Valentine s Day. The cards were made with love by elementary students at a number of Bradford schools, and the blooms were donated by Linda s Floral Design. The Valentine project was the brainchild of South Simcoe Police school resource officer Elisabeth Aschwanden. Aschwanden put out a call for 432 handmade cards to deliver to seniors. She received more than 1,400. The cards were dropped off at seniors homes earlier this week for a quarantine period ahead of Valentine s Day. The Elden of Bradford Retirement Residence incorporated the surprise delivery into its Valentine s soiree with a decadent dinner.

Coronavirus: Big-box store blitz rolls into Simcoe County

Eight charged in Bradford drug trafficking bust

South Simcoe Police say they ve charged eight people and recovered $25,000 worth of suspected cocaine in a drug trafficking investigation.

We re gonna catch up with you, Police urge drivers involved in hit-and-run to come forward

  BARRIE, ONT. South Simcoe Police are actively searching for two drivers involved in a hit-and-run on Friday in Bradford that sent a 65-year-old woman to a trauma centre in serious condition. Police and the woman s family are pleading with the drivers to turn themselves in. We don t believe that you intended for this to happen. Humans panic sometimes when things like this take place, said Acting Staff Sgt. David Phillips on Friday. Police said Jasuina Pereira was crossing West Park Avenue on Holland Street West on Jan. 22 shortly before 7 p.m. when a white SUV struck her. They say the impact threw her into the air, sending her crashing to the ground, where she was hit by a grey sedan just 16 seconds later.

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