A driver from Brampton has been charged with impaired driving after allegedly fleeing from a two-vehicle collision they caused in Burlington, getting into a fight with another motorist, and assaulting a police officer.
A driver from Brampton has been charged with impaired driving after allegedly fleeing from a March 2 collision they caused in Burlington, getting into a fight with another motorist, and assaulting a police officer.
When they arrived, police said an officer saw two vehicles pulled over on the right shoulder and occupants standing outside of them. The OPP later told CP24 that no injuries were sustained by any of the occupants from the collision, nor the officer as a result of the assault.
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