Nineteen people won't be driving for the next three months after they were pulled over in Niagara.
The NRP charged each of them with impaired driving sometime between November 2nd and November 22nd.
They each face a 90-day license suspension.
A majority of them live in the Region while the others were from Etobicoke, Brantford, London, Chelmsford and Lockport, New York.
The youngest driver was a 22-year-old from Fort Erie and the oldest was a 74-year-old from Fort Erie.
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