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Clarenville RCMP arrest driver accused of exceeding 190 km/hr

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Published on December 22, 2012
Published on December 22, 2012
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Trans Canada Highway.According , Ontario , Hillview , Adeytown

Clarenville RCMP arrested a man visiting the island from Ontario Saturday morning for allegedly driving with excessive speed on the Trans Canada Highway.

According to a news release, the vehicle was travelling in excess of 190 kilometres per hour near Hillview when Clarenville RCMP located it. It was later spotted in Adeytown.

Police identified the vehicle as a Cadillac Seville.

Police found the male driver near the vehicle shortly thereafter with assistance from police dog services.

Police had received multiple complaints that morning involving a speeding vehicle, with the first one coming from the area of Middle Gull Pond by exit 33 — approximately 125 kilometres from Adeytown.

The matter remains under investigation. Charges under consideration include dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, operation while impaired, and flight from police.

The driver has been remanded in custody and is expected to appear in weekend and statutory holidays court on Sunday.

This story has been edited from a previously published version to include new information.

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  • Username
    yo mama
    - December 28, 2012 at 22:16:51

    I knows she can't go no I know...

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    KL
    - December 22, 2012 at 17:22:40

    Maybe it's is time for a governor on cars. 100 kph is enough, with a limit of 120 to allow for passing.

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    • Username
      McLovin
      - December 24, 2012 at 10:12:27

      If you have to speed up to pass, then why bother to pass? Makes no sense to go to 120 just to pass and then go back to 100.

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